1 10 259 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/5d99ca33acd178946aafabbc509db9e8.pdf 7eac0115b0ed1f0baccd2012796b0be2 PDF Text Text • I TOUR of HOMES he- Sanford - Seminole Area Miami Renames I orange Juice all w in ter!). W hy wait—look now— you know a Kingswood built house is a good house. Have you Been Greenbrlar lately? I f not, you’re In fo r a pleasant surprise. You will see the colonial — and contemporary, completed and ready fo r occupancy. In addition, there's two in the final stages o f completion where color schemes m ay be selected. Mead Manor — the new subdivision out Oviedo way — is being accepted in a big way . . . and merits attention o f all home buyers. Shoemnker Construction Company is building the houses in co-operntion with Oviedo Land Com­ pany, (local citizens joined in a local e ffo rt 1) Xiagraod Builders consider the needs of aD home buyers . . . There’s beautiful Greenbrlar for those who prefer true suburban living— now, this week, construction is under way on two houses fn Grove Manor.—This location will ap­ peal to the family looking for a quiet, dignified location. . * but with tha convenience of "in town" living. Off tho drawing board and in the construc­ tion stage la a four-bedroom, two-bath colonial on Lincoln Drive, right In the shadow of a huge oak tree . . . and around on Elizabeth Court they’re building a three-bedroom, twobath, set in a small grove of orange trees (fresh Two houses are completed, a colonial with three bedrooms, one and a half baths . . . and a three-bedroom, two-bath ranch model. Both houses have formica counter tops in kitchen and baths, and all the extras that help make a house a home, and o f course, are built to the well-known Shoemaker standards. The colonial has everything you would ex­ pect—cupola— porch with column— wallpaper in the dining area and shuttered windows. The ranch style has wrought iron trim in the con­ temporary manner, and colored appliances are featured in the kitchen. These houses are in the $15,000 - $16,000 price range — so don't delay, go look and y ou ’re sure to be pleased. Courthouse Records RIAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS LBN Enterprises to How­ ard 8. Eaton, Jr., ot ux, Long Atm, $ 162100. Enox-Florldo Development Corporation to Howard E. Britton ot ax, Lincoln Holghta, •WOO. Knox-Florlda Development Corporation to Gaorgo L. Ma­ con at ax. Harmony Home*, •0,800. Eugene W. Rose ot ux to Charles T. Poaraon, Tanglewood, $14,900. Eveline M. J . K ing to HanHenry H. Duval, Jr., at ux to Apex Contracting Co., Inc., onora Shopping Center, Inr., Orange Park Rubdv., Forest Sanford, 1 17,030. Petar Cutter et ux ta City, $5,100. When planning a basement Thomas E. Chamber* et ux, fam ily room, he sure to In­ Eastbrook HuImW., $10,000. clude plenty o f storage space May H. W aldo to Overstreet Land Co., Sanlando Springs, for out-of-season clothes, as well as hohby and sports equipment. M ARRIAGE LICENSE Spare usually Is at a pre­ APPLICATIO N l.ron Oliver Feagin, Engle mium in the living arra o f the Lake, and Janet Lou Bauder, house, hut the average base­ ment allow* the hnmlyman to Sanford. Vernon L. Rohh and Juanita design it spacious central stor­ age area. To Increase the Rutter, Sanford, value of this Imacrtirnt storage spars, line the closet with aromatic red cedar. S a n fo r d At Lumber Dealer* This material, which comes in prepackaged bundles, is s valla Id' lumber yurds. To sim plify Installation, each piece I* tongue and grooved along the edge* and at each end. Aromatic red redar closet lining can he Installed right over framing. A closet can he P.oad lined with redar for approxi­ mately $30, less than what it would rost to replace a coal ruined by moths. If a new closet is to las built, It does not require wallhourd or other harking. Just frame S th S t r e e t it out with 2 x 3 or 2 x 4 studs. Nail tho pieces o f red radar right over the open framework to enclose thf closet walls. The tongue and groove joints, even though they may not he on a stud, provide a strong iarnd. I'iecr* G o Up Fast Installation proceed* quick­ Tlie Hascnjl I* m fox terrierly. The K -inch thick piece* of red cellar nr* applied horl- aim breed o f dog. Alanson G. Charles to Lon g­ ford Construction Co., Inc., Hlllerest, $8,MO. J. Tracy W alker at ux to Peter D. Milliot o t ux, Alta­ monte Springs, $12,000. Georgs C. Harden Jr., ot ux to Rodney lhrlg e t al, 8-30Z0S-30E, 123,600. John Frances Grace e t ux to Louis E. DeMoreland e t ux, C a sn lberrj, $10,000, C o u n tr y C lu b G H S E IE R L tf. LONDON (U P I) Come­ dian Alan Sherman's record "W on’ t You Com o Home Dis­ raeli?" has becom e tho first record in a decade to be banned by London-based Ra­ dio Luxem bourg, one of Eu­ rope's leading commercial radio stations. The disc hints at a love affair between lata British Premier Benjam in Disraeli Torch For JFK MIAMI am i City (U P I) - The Mi­ Commission voted unanimously Thursday to re­ name the city'a famous Torch of Friendship—a symbol of goodwill with Latin Ameri­ can naitons. The com m ission agreed to rechrUten the landmark in Bayfront Park the "John F. Kennedy Torch o f Friend­ ship” In honor o f the late President. Kennedy, who visited the park during hla 1960 cam ­ paign balled the torch as a "m onument for international understanding." Prayer Group A t W hite House Isadure Morgan, Medloek. Edna Gidgct Mercedes K. Smith, Poindexter, Thomas Williams, S h a r o n Higgins, James Singleton, B e s s ie Jones, Teresa Jernlgan, all o( Sanford; Robert Marlowe, Beaumont, Teas*; Tammy S. Britton, Lake Monroe; Lloyd Wadklns, Osteen Births Mr. and Mrs. Eddie A. Poin­ dexter, a baby girl; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Byrd, baby girl; Mr. and Mrs, Roland Medlock, baby boy; Mr. and Mrs. Mack llaw k, baby boy; Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Jones, baby girl; all of Sanford Discharge* Eunice Stallworth, Robert Dennis, Margaret Bartie, Al- WASHINGTON (U P I) A group of 330 chanting. Blblewaving men and women pick­ eted the White I louse Thurs­ day to urge that prayers be permitted in ail public schools. Many o f the demonstrators said they cam e from all over the nation and represented no particular denomination. They carried banners ami placards urging Bible-reading in the schools. D cB aiy; Arthur Tlmktnson Lake M ary: H e l e n Austin Evansville, 1ml. Births Mr. and Mrs. Clareors Brown, baby girl; Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dunn, baby boy; Mr. and Mrs. John Lud­ wig. baby girl; Mr. and Mrs. Leon Bryan, bsby girl, all of Sanford Discharges David W lllUmion. Marilyn Smith, Gidgct L. Smith, Tom ­ my Kennedy, Walter L. What­ ley, Thomas Williams, Joseph B. Brown, Jean D. Swafford and baby boy, all o f Sanford; Kettle Gehr, Lake M ary; John A. Lau. New Smyrna; Loretta L ycani, Longwowt; Mary Dreblow, Enterprise; Willie Hillman, Geneva Arom atic Red Cedar Sends M oths On W ay One of the best ways protect woolens, furs to and bedding in storage la to lino the closet with molh-repelieot aromatic red cedar. I.lghtnln’ was the first play to run more than 1,000 performances on B roadway. It starred Frank Bacon. of Sanford This e>.gnomical material comes in prepackaged bun­ dles. It can be nailed right over plaster or wallboard. Red cedar closet lining can be Installed quickly by a home handyman because it Is tongue and grooved to sim­ plify application. 9 While you are out driving this week-end, take this page with you* The map above will assist you in locating some o f Sanford and Seminole County’s outstanding real i jy* j estate. Take a circle tour and see them all, you may find _ ,i* just what you are looking fo r in the way of a home. SEE T H IS OF B EA U T Y LO CH ARBOR Quality Homes The Heart Of Seminole County Handsomely Designed and Carefully Built — II Bedroom, U l a n d 2 Bath Homes. Two Me Complete and ready for your inspection NOW, PRICED FROM — CONVENTIONAL FINANCING Homes Feature Equippnl Kitchens. Concrete Drises and Beautifully L*ml»cu|ied LoU ; Air Conditioning Optional. ^L.-.-n-i,a-»us 3 HEDROOM3 2 U A TH S Ft posed Beam Living Room Private Bnrla— d MODERN Modem GENERAL Kitchens by W ILLIAM 3. BUUMLEY JR. ELECTRIC /^till/iu* ww«/ Cardan R«*dy Far Occupancy IlYRON M, LEACH P. O. BOX 1599 CONSTRUCTION COM PAN Y M \V. 23th St. Sa fftaaf/q/flgate SEE US FOR REMODELING Shosunak&h. KITCHENS PHONE FA 2-3103 J �# rt i'*vis.at,**'.. Sty? j&mfarti ijrndb W E A T H E R : Partly cloudy through Tuesday; hight today 72-76; low tonight 56-62._______________________ VO L. 56 ♦♦ e io t+ J i j Cn U h t i 'm i i chairman, Harold United Press Umacd W ire Eatabliahad 1908 MON., D ECEM BER 2, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 73 Seminole Boom Fast Shaping Up parade Chapman, reported in this morning to •ay that all's act for Wedneeday’ a big holiday event. • • ® • tends an invitation to all Seminole County college gra­ duates and college seniors graduating in January o f next year to apply for ill officer candidate school JWVA. Venezuela Reds Flop The U. S. Coast Guard ex­ class start­ •• 21 Holiday Deaths MIAMI (UPD Three children died In a lire near O cala Sunday night, raising the death toll for the long Thanksgiving holiday weekend to at least 21 in Florida. Prospects For Canal, Marina, Port Brighten ■■Booming” Sem inole Coun­ R aul Lcnni standard bearer ty today was anticipating a o f President Romulo Betancated at Yorktown, Va., on scries of "newa break s" this cou rt's DemocrsUc Action • the York River. If you’ re in­ week pointing to Ihe econ om ic party, in the seven-man pres­ terested write to Commandant growth or the area. In order idential race. nf srquenre, expansion plans <PTP-D, U. S. Coast Guard, With about one third o f the RICHMOND, Va. lU P I) — are eiprcted, as follow s: Washington D. C. total vote counted, unofficial T h e Virginia Supreme Court Sanford City Com m ission • • • return* gave I-eoni a com ruled loday toe Virginia Con­ tonight wilt bear a report on Those first and second class nianding lead over his six stitution leaves the stale's a proposed marina, with con­ for the presidency. petty officers at the Sanford Mounting returns from Sun- rivals KENNETH HARRIETT, lifter m ajor surgery n month ago nt Children’s counties, town* ami cities free struction plans and lease ar­ day'a voting—in which large Leoni had 275,07* votes; JoHospital in Cincinnati, flew home by je t Snttirdny aftcrnmin. The 12-yenr­ to abandon public education rangements on Lake Monroe Naval Air Station are now CAPTAIN RICHARD If they choose. num bers o f Venezuelans brav­ vlto VUIalba, of the leftist oll! son o f Fire Lt. nnd Mrs. George Harriett, Kenny wns nm>mpnnied by near Park Avenue. (A group collecting donations of toys, E. Hnittlip, U. S. Mu­ ed bullets and threats of pro- D em ocratic Republican Unton, his brother, George llnrriett Jr. (Herald Photo) of Sanford businessmen al­ £ money, food, e tc ., for its an rine Corps, today iihCastro terrorists to cast bal­ 193.680; Aluro l Mar Pictrl, ready are having a feasibility nual drive to provide local mtnteil command o f tho lots— gave an early lead to nn inslcpendent, 183,1*1 nnd PHILADELPHIA tU P l) — study made, In conjunction underprivileged children with Rafael Caldera, Social Christ­ Marino Imrnirku tit the Bishop Reuben H. Mueller, o f with this marina, fo r a proa m erry Christmas. If you've ian party, 162,103. Sanford Naval Air Sta­ th « Unllexi Brctheren Church, p o s e d $500,000 cafeteria, got anything, pick up your Trailing far behind were tion. The 11-year Mu­ Is slated to become the new apartment and m otor in otci phone call 323-1330, extension retired Admiral Wolfgang rine Corps veteran re­ president of the National along the lake front.) 234, right now. These fellows Larrazabal, of the Dem o­ — 10 units In each — begin- bound In black or have black fly Helen Gleewin lit! veil Major G. L. Scl- Council of Churches, authori­ • • • I will appreciate It and so will cratic Popular Force. 79.052, m yhr, U. S. Marine tative sources disclosed today. The I Ith annual Christmas nine the line o f inarch at First streamers. S tile Board o f Conserva­ the youngsters they're going Haul Ramos Gimincz, of the Corps, who was recent­ Supt. o f Schools R. T. Miltion is expected Tuesday parade will roll down First Street and Sanford Avenue. lo help. .splinter Democratic Actionly promoted to lieuten­ $515,075 C o n tra ct wee, said that all county • • • morning to release 940.000 for Street Wednesday at .1:30 p.m. The parade will continue down Opposition, 27.306. and G er­ ant colonel. CAPE KENNEDY ( U P D - Initial planning (or the pro­ $ Fruit bins fo r Longwood's Sheriff J, L. Hubby and Police First to Oak Avenue, south schools will close rarly to al­ man Horregale*. of the right low timo for student* to view The Army Corps of Engineers posed SL Johns-Imlian R iver new Tru-Julce Plant were Chief Roy Williams will leal on Onk lo Fourth Street, east or participate in the parade. Proposed new library In the wing National Action Party, has awarded a $515,975 c o n ­ Canal, extending from San­ constructed over the weekend o ff, followed by the Highway on Fourth to Sanford Ave­ Dnve Rcrrien will be parade obi post-offlra building will 1.024. tract for construction of an ford to environs o f May town. Council Chairman R. C. Carl The two c a n d i d a t e s Patrol ears. electrical substation for the G ov. Farrll Bryant and hla nue and up east Second Street. marshal ami Jimmy Jonra be renamed "Cord>'tl Memorial eon explains that the conDave Kliiurensmlth, general The bunds will be funnelrd and Jim Wade will ho in L ibrary," ahould the City Haul Ramos Giminicr, o f the lunar launch complex on M er­ Cabinet are expected to m eet atruction was perfectly legal, chairman o f the parade, said into the parade at regular in­ charge o f selling the balloon* Commission this evening ap­ splinter Democratic Action ritt Island, It was announced with Canal District directors although a public hearing on the color guard will lie from tervals. All units aro request­ nnd peanuts at the parade, prove a request nf the Semi- Oppositisin, and German Dor today. at Tallahassee early Tuesday, a zoning will not he held un­ the Seminole High School ed not to disperse until they with proceed* going to the an- note High School class of regales, National A c t i o n when a proposed right of w ay til tonight. M ovement, were trailing far hand, rather than the mili­ have reached the Klks Club miul project of taking chil­ 1001 alignment will be presented. The property 1* already zon­ tary, due to restrictions placed on Second Street. CALCUTTA, India (U PD — Three property owners h av « dren front Lutheran Haven in The late Terry Cordell, for­ behind. ed for manufacturing. HowAuthorities said one person on mllitury units during Ill'­ The Mahsraja of Sikkim, rul- agreed lo donate the right o f Slnvia on a Crristmas shop­ mer SILS star athlete and hon­ The parade chairman, re­ # ever, the use o f buildings al­ fleminota County recorded ll ) day mourn in;- period for minds all unit* fljin g the ping trip, er of the small Himalayan w ay from the vicinity of L em ­ or scholar was an Army cap­ wa* kilted and >ix wounded in ready located on the site ami Its l i s t traffic fatality or the iuto President. The high American Flag it must be lioixlcr stale, died loday. Ills on Bluff (o U. S. Highway I. The parade, sponsored by tain killed In action in Viet the capital Sunday a* prothe bins, will he determined 1961 .Sunday evening when Communist gunmen seeking to school band will act the spirit son became Ihe new king and the merchants division, Setni- Nam. Another $35,000 la expected aubjcct to tonight's hearing. Frederick H- Robbins, a resi­ o f the parade with lively mu­ his daughter-in-law, form er later from the State to fi­ nolo County Chamber of Com­ ♦ • • City Commission also will: disrupt the elections fired on dent o f Oviedo fo r the last sic and follow ing them will ho New York debutante Hope nance engineering feasibility merce, and planned and staged Consider State Rond De­ lines o f voters and shot up Semlno’ e County’ s Tax Col­ 10 years, died In an automo- Cooke, Sikkim's first foreignpolice stalions. local and a ria lenders riding by the Jaycers, will offer a partment's request for a utili­ studies prior to actual con ­ lector John Galloway aiys lie Among the wounded was hila accident on State RonJ horn queen. in cars. Ilarl-ara Retry, theme new feature this year. Ralph ty agreement for the recon­ struction of the 911 million Isn't sure If this year's col­ 119 one tulle north o f Oviedo. winner, will have her place in W ight will bring the Shrine struction o f 25th Street from Carl Warner, 43, Miami cam canal which will give a lections arc ahead of 1962 to Sheriff J. U Hobby report Ihn first unit. Clown* to Sanford from sev­ Mc'tonvllla Avenue to French era man on special assignment through waterway far nearly date. Thu fact is that the for UPI, who was hit by ed this morning that llohbini Parade judges will he on the MOSCOW (U PI) — The So the entire length o f the SL collector's office Is piled high HOLLYWOOD (U P I) - De­ eral central Florida cities. Avenue; consider Jsytcea' re­ ricocheting rifle bullet during was fatally Injured when tin viet Union, which hoa denied reviewing stand at First Street Johns R i v e r , connecting ■ with tax payments received tectives questioned friends They will cavort on the edge quest for an animal sholtcr a srtiper attack on the UP ear In which he was a pnaien and M agnolia. John S »d any cxinncclion with President Jacksonville, ite. e,m.)i, ■ request for allPnlatka, San­ by mail ami, even though his StCt oiig iU M .-’' i’ nitre. -j As*' f . t * » .t i-o c line '( maibureau in Caracas. ger crashed Into a utility pole. Kennedy's accused as*ai*ln, ford and Capo Kennedy, muster uf ceremonies, c ill , Santa Claus will rMc on tint nexatiun o f the commercial clerks are processing them as skl, , ,, . , ,ry n Kupctnel today In an el­ Robbins s o dead on arrival Lee 1L Oswald, hinted .Sunday property nt the southwest ear­ Sanford and Sem inole Coun­ rapidly as possible, they're ds all announcing from ho f(jr, |(> |r(|ck Jown , hp ki||er Jnycee float in the last unit at Seminole Memorial Hospi­ in two newspaper reports that ty governmental and business stand, fo r t y marching units, wj|0 l!ra n !,|Clj j,cr with such ] adding a final note of Joy t ner o f 2Tth Street ami San­ not all opened yet. tal at 7:15 p.m. Sunday. i a n and float* ami II Itumls Oswald spied for the United leaders met here Saturday • • • force that a bone tu her neck an afternoon of musle, color­ ford Avenue; heur s report The Sheriff anbl the car State* during hi* tw o and one morning with representatives will be divided in II sectionful floats and hbjiiik* by thu on the proposed marina; m il Have a bi-tlvday in Decem­ was broken. wns driven by Lee Henry half years in llusslu. o f a national firm now nego­ consider a trquest for Hist city ber? Don't forxet that driv­ The county coroner said an clown*. Futch, 60, of Chuluota, wha tiating for the construction to Install utility lines around er's license! autopsy indicated Miss Kupcisuffered a broken arm when • • • o f ■ port terminal with an the proposed Sanford Shop­ net died "h y manual strangu­ LAKELAND (U P I) - F lor Initial expenditure o f 9750.000. ping Center *t Onora Street Francis K. Rounullat, Jr., A 21-year-old Jamestown I h« '"I* <onU oi th'* , c" r* '* fl lation.” Her nude laxly was Ida Citrus Mutual reported to­ The firm has been dickering N egro. Robert Lee Ilyrd, h a . ' 1 " ’ highway and hit tho pole. ami Highway 17-92 If it is an­ ™ president of the Seminole found in her apartment Sat­ tt I I...... I... ,>n A neil 116, 4, Bobbin*, born April day Hint only about 450 wllh property ow ners and it nexed to the cRy. County Chamber o f Com­ ronfessiil to rohliiiig ami nip urday night by friend*. 1905, at Bostick, Fin., had freight cars o f fresh orange* I* expected (Ids transaction m erce, wants us to remind Inr a 35-yenr-ohl South Sem­ Those questioned Sunday in­ ORLANDO (U P D Leading cluded the persons known to all memhera of Ihe trade inole County white woman. served with the U. S. Arm y in were shipped out of tho will be given a new* release the Panama Canal Zone anil groves last week d u e to the this week, pinpointing the ASHEVILLE, N C. ( L 'P D body's directorate that the businessmen from throughout have last talked with the 21Sheriff J. L. Hobby reported was a member o f Oviedo Bap Thanksgiving holiday and the site, building p l a n s Florida began arriving here and board will m eet Tuesday, 7:30 today. y ca ro ld actress Wednesday A crazed ex-convict with a official day o f mourning for thoughts for future expansion. p. in.. In the Lobby Room of tniluy for the Florida aero­ night, including her former long history o f violence walk­ Ilyrd, aeeoriling to Sh eriff tlst Church. Surviving are hi* wife, Mr*. Hie late President Kennedy * • • Sanford's Civic Center. The space industry seminar which boy Hobby, admiteil lie was In hidfriend, actor Andrew ed Into a church during ser­ highlight of the confab will get* under way tonight with |p r'mp 0f ||,i •Wide Country" vices Sunday night, terrorized fnj* near the woman's home Levon Bobbins; a son, W illlan last week. This poU terminal Is being the congregation and kilted WASHINGTON (U P I) — lust Tuesday night when she II. Bobbins, and tw o brother*, be the election of officers for an advanced briefing by the television series. planned in connection with N a t i o n a I Aeronautics and the St. Johns-Indian River Ca­ a the coming year. Lt. George Walsh said two his ex-wife and the minister Tho U. S. Supreme Court to­ drove into her rarport, that he William II., of Spartanburg, MIAMI (U PI) A sm all, nal. {'resent 600-barge annual Space A d m i n i s t r a t i o n others, free lance writer Ed­ with shotgun hlasls. day asked the Florida Su­ gtubhed her, bent and choked S. C., and Emery Rohhln*, o f private plane with three per­ traffic Is cxp cctn l to Increase Pensacola. Then while aboul 49 per- premo Court lo resolve s e v -lh t r nnd then nttaeked her. Now that you've made It (N A S A ). ward Steven Rubin, 22, and son* aboard was reported manifold when Ihe waterway Funeral arrangements aro The official work session of act0P itobert Hathaway, sons sat in stunned silence through the Thanksgiving etui questions o f state law in Sheriff Hubby suld that in I, holidays, try lo be around for the seminar will start Tues­ were t-te last ones to see he calm ly reloaded the dou­ connection with the ''freedom 1 tF.r attack Ilyrd tore o f f the In ch arge of Niblack Funeral missing Sunday on a flight Is completed. from Fnrt l.tuderdale to day. The seminar is sponsored Mi-s Ku pc Inot Both told de­ ble-barreled gun, walked t o ; ride” conviction* o f 10 north- \ woman'* clothe* and despite Home, Casselberry. Christmas! The Slate B otrd o f Control Urestvlew, the Federal Avis- Is expected Friday morning » • • by the Florida Council of 100 puties they left her aparl- the rear of Ihe church, and ; ern clergymen in Taltahnasee. her plea*, raped her, took her linn Administration at Miami lo select a site for the proThe clergymen, arrested in purse containing between $H And while w e're talking nnd is aimed at impressing |„rnt before midnight when kilted himself with a shot in rv|Hirtnl today. The pilot wa* p on d East Central Florida I la! I ut tlie Tallalmsseo air­ and f l u and fled in u borrow ­ about driving, local law en­ •u , ° industrialists with the , ht. appeared to lx- getting tl:<. heart. identified as Paul Blanken­ four-year undergraduate uniexisting fo r us iln-y watched tetcforcement officers Informed opportunities Children of all three v ic ­ port, were charged with un­ ed automobile. ship of Venezuela. tims watclx'd the bloody ' law fully assembling to cornus this morning that Hie last them In the nation** spucc-de-! v lq m terslly and the extension o f Ilyrd wns traced through dram a untold tn Ihe sanct-1 m il a breach o f the peace. Ihne vou drove down the i fees* program. the University o f F loru it footprint* and tire print*, l A f t e r J O ’. e a r s _______ r r!.7 f ■ 'R T iscT T : :t. . -v* j . , ........... .. ... u'liiv "i-i"1vi'ir v-trv,” rr•11- *t-Vr "T il ~W#*V »*»£• i* ' hi gh wa y ‘ with " y o u r '' pa riYii g~ r NEW YORK (U P I) - Two Assembly of God Church, dcr » city oidinance which in- town i* a Negro rommunity lights on you were violating atur Spcasard L. Holland will This selection will be maJa MIAMI (UPD—Grant Stock- sisicr* wlw had not -tern em-ti open the Tuesday morning lie wa* Walter Dailey, a 57- riii|ioralr* the stale unlawful adjacent to Oviedo, Florida law. at a meeting in lloca Baton. dale. former U. S. am bassa­ other in 5i years were re­ 1 9 9 tin relationship o f »iiiull huidyear-old tree surgeon who assembly statue. The N egro is being held in Twenty-three site.* in s it d or to Ireland, plunged lo his united Sunday at Idlewild In­ »(?*jon with a discussion Ihe conviction* were a ffirm ­ county jail on charge* o f rapu was convicted of slaying his Parking lights are exactly counties were offered lo Hut death today from a down ternational airport. “ I can 't for what they’ re called—park­ ness, the private enterp own father 25 years ago and ed in Ihe circuit Court of Ihe and robbery hy force. The Mate. The Board o f Control town office building. believe it I thought we would reduced the num ber to eight, system and government roles has had numerous brushes Second Judicial District, Leon Sheriff said the maximum ins! Anytime yotiTc driving, Stockdale's body apparently die without seeing e a c h Oviedo voters are slated to with Ihe law. County. Tallahassee opposed penally for rape is death In says Deputy Sheriff Jim Sin­ in the space-age effort. hurtled from a window o f his other,” said Mr*. Faczan La- with two in Sem inole County. Holland will he the first o f to the poll* from H a. m. the appeal in the U. S. Su­ the electric chair. gletary, and )*»u need lights. office ou the 13th floor o f the /arnet «f Budapest, Hungry, It I* expected Ihe (Inal se­ preme Court on the ground u*e your headlights, not park­ several top officials, (netud-1 until sundown Tuesday t» DuPont Building Hi* laxly after she ami Mr*. Anna S om ­ lection will he m ade Friday— lug Gov. Farris Bryant, who elect a mayor and two meinthat Ihe ca*e should have been ing lights! landed nn the roof nf the fifth mer, 13, Mt. Dora, fell into or, si least, the uumlu-r will will address the seminar. A 1*"'1* o f the city council Can9 • I carried higher in state courts. he narrowed lo three, for floor. each other arms. The voting in Casselberry total o f I t officials o f NASA didates, all unopposed, are Lee final selection within Hie next Miami homicide drlective today was said to tie "mighty will address the semituir a* Gary- for mayor and Ren Ward two or three months. Robert Ute* made positive alow "—at least that was the will sevcrul top indu.WrialUt* Jr- u,l,l 1- L. Lingo Jr. (or the Theso proposal.*, abmg wllh identification of Ihe 47-yearcouncil. SAIGON, South Viet N un situation at noon. Major Jo­ in the stute. Isit week's announcement o f old real evt.de dealer. Annual elections «l*" are (U P D — One U. S soldier DAYTONA D E k n i (U P D — seph I Lsird, chief of the an $800,000 shopping center A resident nf suburban scheduled Tuesday in A lta­ State Rep. Fred Karl, a was killed and another aarelectron hoard, told the Clock James Van H oy, form er at Onora Road at Highway Democratic candidate for gov­ Coral Gabies, Stnckdatc was monte Spring* nnd l.ongwooil , lousty wounded in a Commonthat only an estimated IDO a former Dade County Com­ enmity tumniDaloncr, today 17 J2, point to a "b oom in g " while Cuoudbarry a ara taking Ut . Ul.rrillj an, buih Slin,|3> WASHINGTON (U P D -T h e ernor in 1961, say* that Flor­ rr >o person* had cast ballots. missioner and form er state wan named to represent Sem ­ Seminole County. ida’s law to replace the chief ptuce today. night near the Cambodian next three week* may be cru­ The m ajor said at least 200 inole County on the East Cen­ legislator. border, a U. S, military cial in the making of a rec­ executive in ca*e of sudden should ha\e voted. ST. PETERSBURG I UPD Hr wa* a close political tral Florida Regional Plan­ • • • ord for ihe first session of the death 1* unfair. spokesman said today. — The hodie* o f a teenage “ A member of the Legist*, friend uf the late President ning Council, s u c c e e d i n g Nine South Vietnamese Bith Congress. Today's Chuckle: A philo­ couple were found in a eur lure, elected by a handful of Kennedy and was appointed Douglu* Stenatnun, resigned. troop* also were wounded in Action on tlx: two most Im­ sopher is a person who does­ parked on a lonely road near Chairman J. C. HutchDon, Ireland in people, often doe* not repre­ amhussador to the ch u b , the second serious portant lulls of Ihe session—a n't care which sale hi* bread Seminole Sunday. Authorities sent the view* of the people M arch, 1961. He reiigned the o f the County CommUabm, VATICAN CITY (U PD — encounter between govern­ tax cut and civil rights legis­ is buttered on . lie * going to laid they died o f carbon mon­ of Florida a* represented by post after 14 months and r e ­ who named Vun H oy, said th* eat both sides of it any­ oxide poiaonlng in a double The Vatican Council hell its ment and Viet Cong force* lation—rest* with Ihe Senate turned to Ills real estate busi­ latter will he succeeded aa al­ last 1963 working session to­ within a few hours Sunday. Finance and the House Rules the governor they elected ," auiclde. way. ternate representative h y W’ . he charged in a speech here ness. In the first battle, also near Committee. They must act The victim s were identified day and wa* told that Pope Survivors include hi* widow G. Kllliee, uf Geneva. Van Huy Sunday. as Mra. Sheila Gladstone Ah* Paul VI will promulgate a lire Cambodian border, the before an expected Christmas Under present state ltiw, the ami live children, threw girls vill serve with County Com­ ernathy, 17. nnd Charles1document Tuesday extending Communis tv killed, wounded, recess Dec. 22 If Congress is CHRISTMAS SEALS fi|M TB lid president o f the Senate auto­ and two toys, ranging In age missioner John Atexnm lcr In Bailey, 19, both of l-argo. Both the power* of bishop*. or captured the entire garri to vote nn the program* early representing this county on matically takes over the chief Irom 22 lo nine. lllir RESPIRATORY DISEASES w r e married and reported The document I* titled ton o f a government oiit|v.*t in 1061 Um Council. executive's seat tn case of President Kennedy had call­ CARMEL. Calif. (U PD — estranged from their mute*. | • Pastorale Munis," which before being driven off em ergency. Cartoonist Jim m y Hatio, who Pinellas County Medical Ex-, means “ Of Pastoral Gifts.” | The guerrilla* lost an evti- ed for their passage this DELAND (U P I) — Stetson rose from a printer’ s devil to nr liner Dr. J. O. Norton ruled The d cument was seen a* mated 30 men in the six hour* |year, hut even before his as Cuunty Cuiumisaiun, in spe­ creator of the popular "Little the deaths as suicides. Sher- :i move to give concrete o f fighting hut 12 of tiie to sassinatiun it was obvious University has received a Iodine" and "T h e y ’ll Do It i f f * Deputy Bob Cash said thaj meaning to tire principle that troops defending the outpost j neither would be approved VIENNA (U PI) Earth- J15.0U) check from th» U. S. cial session Tuesday morning, Every T im e" com ic strip*, bodiea were in the bn-k seat bishops ♦’tare authority with were kill 'd, ar. I ! i to 29 J beTore 1964. It is unlikely that Jquakes rocked part* of Au»- Steel Foundation, President wilt open bid* for a new rind Sunday of a heart at-, of the car and there were nu the Pope tu governing th e , of their wive* and children President Johnson will be i trie and Czechoslovak's to- J. Ullte Edmund* announced (or Ihe cuunt) hom o on H igh-. IHIIItMliy 0 «9l|T|lltt I signs o f violence. » / 17-02 South. | j churchi a.so died. abls to alter Um tituMJoa. I d a /, Ha was 99. today. ing Feb. 9. The school Is lo­ CARCACAS, Venezuela — (U P D — Results of Venezuela’s national elections signaled a victory' today for the nation's dem ocratic forces and a sm ashing reverse for Com ­ munist designs on this stra­ tegic Latin American coun­ try. Home Ruling' Council Head Christmas Parade Wednesday New Library To Be Named For Terry Cordell Oviedo Man Killed In Auto Crash . Slain Beauty's Friends Quizzed Aerospace Meet Opens Tuesday American Queen Oswald ‘Spy* Suicide Follows Double Murder Man Confesses Robbery, Rape Shipments O ff 'Freedom Ride' Ruling Asked Plane Missing Former Envoy Falls Io-D.ealb Oviedo Elects Mayor Tuesday G! Killed In Red Ambush Teenage Couple Kill Selves Congress Faces Crucial Weeks Succession Law For Governor Called Unfair Van Hoy Named By Council Council Holds Last Session Comic Strip Creator Dies $15,000 Gift Q u a k e s H it C Bid Opening �I Pact f —Mon. Dtc. f , *W JFKStorfCosf radio And TV WASHINGTON (UPI) - It ’• radio and* at ma­ la bread­ Hospital Notes th* aaiiiainalkm o l President Broodcaatlas Magastto said tkat during tba lour days ol broadcasting s o r t than M,U0‘ artwork ample?tr la this, ct w try and abroad wera in*1 solved at o n time or another la working on thn story. A t asagaaiao arid that, based at the bast avallabe estimates, the ooats included the |UJ aUliion lost through rllmlnatlHi at television con* ■trtiali; |U ntlllloo lost in radio eramercUk; P J mil* Hot In coainiissloas to adver­ tising s fancies and salesmen, and fU million for taievlakm eorerafs of tba "THIS IS THE WAY w« i w m p tho walk" eould bn thn nong them Girl Scouts from Troop 112 nrn singing. Thn girls engaged in thn nntl-iittnr campaign nrn: Frances Dangleman, Marcia McMillan, Michele Moreland, I .innn Green, Mary Fat Bertrang, and Kathy Simon. Troop 507 Has Review Board Tba girls art completing plana tor a spaghetti supper after the holidays, and will eoDeet yam to send to lor sign countries to bo used la making clothes. They will sn gage hi other projects lead tog to Junior and chapter de Legal Notice iv ntw rtttcrrr mime-, w ent JCninsL rinrrrr, re sen w on ik w im o i .m te r m , n osm s. 11 r n a v c n n v n o . iae*v sen re to n sn tsn MINERVA j A c u o n , Ptalellfr, ItlfM 'lA C U O K Defeedant. van i r i t a n r r u s i n t vwi jA M R n ja c k h o m Whose retisenre asS •«Srsse la aaknowe. FT.RASR TAX K N O TirR that yau are Sarah? raqnlrsS to Ilia your w rlttea anowor or SofSMO, I f any. ptrannally or hy aa atternoy, oa or hafnra Jaasarp *, ISIS, at the Offlro or Ikt d o r k or Iho Circuit C ou rt a l Ike Courthouse In ■ in fers. Sem inole County, Florida, and lo mall a copy thereof to aianotrom, Doric * M rlaloch. A ttornoya tor Plaintiff, Poet orriee llue 111*. Sanford. Florldn, SSTTI. In Ihnl certain dlvorra proeeeillne ■ending agnlnnt yen In the Circuit Court or Iho Ninth Ju dlrlnl C ircuit In nnd for Niml. nolo O oualy, Florida. In chaneery, an nbbrovlaled t It la at aild eaueo b ein g •"Minerva Jach.on, Plalntttr. rereue J u n t a Jackeon. Defemlenl,' and herein fell not or a Do tree Pro Conleeoo will bo on tered aanlnet you. and tkn etuet proceed oa parte. (SEAL) Arthur II. Ueekwllh. J r , Clerk o f Iho Clruult Court Byi Martha T. Vlhlan Deputy Clark ■teaotrom, Davla g Molatoeh Altorneye at t a w Poet o f f ic e lloa ISM tin fo n l, Florida HIM I'uhll.h Deo. S. I. IS. tt. t i l l CDO-IOI Shannon L. Cleary, Tony Eddie Wilbanks, Mints EntiiKern, Edward Cowan, Vlr minger, Mona Walker, Mrs. glnia Hum!, Ellen Vaughn, Jeanne Dunn and baby boy, Lily Redding, Betty Wood­ Mr*. Edna Poindexter and ruff, Martha Ann Nichols, baby girl, Mrs; Bessie Hones Fannla Abrams, all of San­ and baby girl. Mr*. Batty ford; Charles Duryea, Arbu­ Brown and baby girl, oil of tus Beall, DeBary; John Sanford; B e t t y Rowland, Slack, Deltona Lako Monroe; Allia Ste»nBirths worth, Jacksonville Mr. and Mrs. Brian Abare, baby girl, Sanford; Mr. and Since 1981, the American Mri. Robert K. Lee, baby Association of Blood Banka girl, Enterprise and the American Red Cron Discharge* have cooperated to permit lo­ Herbert A. Spier, Blanch cal donation of blood for cre­ Klucnger, Iva Weber, Carrie dit to friends or relatives any­ Williams, Eula Davla, Mrs. where in the country to keep Jeannette Byrd and baby girl, the supply sufficient fo r all of Sanford; Joseph Bering, I emergencies. Scouts Clean Up First Street m t n r o Homemakers of •smiaoie Hlfh School, a state and nationally affiliated or* Friday — whan oil Khools faaltalloa, recently elected were cloesd for Um holiday oMcers for the year. The? week-end — was “ clean up are GiO Coleman, president 5 First Street day” for Girl Linda Lay, rice president; Haney Robinson, president* Fetrieia Wlffins, see* ; Maureen Pitts, trsss* Vickie Osborne, histor­ ian; Penny (Keeton, reporter; Faye Holloway, perils raentar* Ian. alciat ot brief White Howe to the Farad award," Hlekea- 1 it ha said angrily: looper said. "I don’t knew ef "It was not 0 letter I had ceremonies. The anjaocoarpiljkarrf*J in^er-fted We ecneoiitba for ~b may hear more about this. If he contributed to atomic EST. The award to Oppenheimer, ergy that put him in the top they want to hold O re-enact­ ment of thla Oppenheimer epi­ first announced in April, flight of those who already sode, they might get it.” V, received tho award. seemed likely to stir new con­ The Fermi prise, given an­ “ This Feral award Includes troversy. Ben. Bourke B. Hkkenloopcr, (R-Iowa), 0 60,000 tax-free dollars — tax- nually la memory ef the Italian-born nuclear pioneer, member of the Joint Senat*- free," he added. was awarded Oppenheimer for Hlckanlooper said he had House Atomic Energy Com­ mittee, eald He could not "In written to tho AEC declining his outstanding contribution Delory; T a m m y Britton, good conscience’* attend the an Invitation to attend the to Uuoratical physics and aclceremonies. ceremony. Ho refused to maka entific and administrative Barbara Ruprecbt, George Eva sviOo, had.; Jamas Fell* "He*a an able scientist, but hie letter public, and when leadership In development of I don’t think ha msnsuree up told of published reports on the atomic bomb. Dcsln, Mints Entalmlngcr, DeBary Minnie Lee Knight, Robert 1 Ant, Thelma Snyder, Mildred Capps, Warren Adams, Jeff­ Charlgs Fryman, S a m u e l FLA, GRADE “ A " D & D WHOLE rey Largen, all of Sanford; Smith, Delorts Gnat, Gladys Anna Wells, Lake Mary; Voa- Elder, Ihtrren Youag, James ellle Rabun, Frances Bennett, Leonard, all of Sanford; Joaa Lake Monroe; Emma Muel­ Grimm, North Orlando; Ma­ ler, DtBary; Mary Sis, Long- rio Fletcher, Lake Monroe; wood; Opal Lee, Enterprise Adelaide Coate, DeBary; Ray Dischargee Croaa, Lake Mary; Nellie A n John Brown, Lite Poehlman, Howell, Labe Mary; Mary Jeffrey Largen, Mr*. Gay Dreblow, Enterprise Denney and baby boy, Mrs. Mercedes Wedlock and baby Mr. and Mr*. Lawrence J. boy, Susan Baggerly, til of Hand, baby boy, Mr. and Sanford; Kenneth S m i t h , Mr*. Earnest Great, baby Casselberry; June Jackson, boy, Saaford; Mr. and Mrs. Longwood David Grimm, baby girl, N. NOVEMBER » Orlando WASHINGTON (UPI) — day from ProaMent Johnson. Tbs Chief Ksecutive, act* Dr. J. Robert Oypenhetmrr, t lx vOtttrtVtr.U.; fcckstlit rrhs • .2Z ta ctZTj 0-t-4h« I z ttU n 10 years ago was declared n of President Kennedy, was security risk by the Atomic scheduled to present the ffiO,Energy Commleslon, reeeiret 000 Enrico Fermi award to the AEC’e highest award to­ the 59-years)id meteor phy* 132 Million SH S Future Homemakers Elect O fficers Johnson Gives Oppenheimer A E C s Highest Award Boy Seout Troop 607 hold a Hoard of Review recently >t Grace Methodist Church. Sit­ ting on tho board were Com­ mitteemen Ruis Kitner, Buddy Wll lams and Don Jackeon. The following bays ware re­ viewed and successfully patt­ ed to the rank of: first c sss, Blair Kitner; eecond class, Jim Assrett, Karl Rotsman, Lamar Williams, Tommy lilts, Bob Repp Jr., Mathew Stew­ art, Una Ely, Bill Kennedy and Jim Kennedy. Scoutmaster Al Johnston recommended the following boye for the tenderfoot rank; Bob Wagner, Ted MeQualtersFrank Williams and David HelL Tho boys will be presented with their pins at a Court of Honor at tho church Decem­ ber 2 at 7:110 p.m. Tho T r o o p recently visited the 111.11 plant and aaw veg­ etables processed and canned. The boys hiked to the church and camped out fur the night. 8cout Troop IIS. The girls, pleats ta the planter*—they and their leader, Mrs. F. N. will do this bp raising funds Robb, have embarked on an In ths troop. If the First Street clean-up antl-iltter campaign to keep is successful—and It can be Sanford elean. the girls will branch out and They started out at 9 a. m., include other d o w n t o w n brooms In hand, and ewept the •treats. Perhaps Sanford will sidewalk along First Street be the cleanest city ia Florida. from Magnolia to Myrtla Avenue. After sweeping the walk In front of each business and Patients Get store tho scouts gave ths own­ er an ’’antl-iltter" poster and DeMoloy G ifts each was asked to alga a Seminole Chapter Order 0 ! pledge. DoMolay hoi 0 surprise for The pledge read: *1 do all patients at Seminole Mem­ faithfully promise to have my orial Hospital Utankiglvlng sidewalk swept every morning Day. Herald Unger, maitsr and co-operate with the antl- councillor, said the boys iltter campaign. I believe we bought 79 potted plants, put can make Sanford the clsan- a card In each, ami delivered eat city In Florida.** Thirty- them to the hospital. four bualneseea along tho Candy Stripers on duty at routs promised and signed, the hospital delivered g plant but, unfortunately, alx de­ lo each patient for Ihe boyi. clined . . . too Lad the girls DcMolayi taking part In couldn't have full cooperation the project were, Harold and on this. Itatph Unger, Edtlia Hubbard, Ths Scouts will be respons­ Don Fortner, Charles and ible for replacing all withtrsd Stephen Stine. >-*r£s»j STEAK T-Bone Club • Sirloin ALL MEAT STEW For Property CARRAWAY C a s u a lty Lb. WIENERS McKtBBIN 114 NORTH PARK • BOLOGNA • SMOKED SAUSAGE FA 2-0331 LBS. l EAN m e a t y LARGE FAB Firemen Cancel Celebration Tha Fireman's Day eelebrntlon, originally scheduled for Dec. 14 with Congrriaman A. S. llrrlon g Jr. aa principal speaker, was canceled today by the Glndervllle Volunteer Fire Department due to the 30-day national mourning per­ iod being observed for Presi­ dent Kennedy. The event, which w t i to have Ine'uded unveiling cere­ monies fo r the new (Undervllle Arear Directory, has not been rtachedulrd at thla date. Pure Lard 3 LB. JAR LIMIT 1 WITH 13 FOOD ORDER EVEKPREHH Limit 1 With 13 Order JM 0 ^ m\ BREAD 10 LIMIT 4 WITH S3 ORDER MOVE UP TO CHRYSLER '6 4 LARGE BAG PLAN TATIO N r e E SEAfc- WANTED! 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Chry,'.. Corporation warrants, k* S yaara m 14.G00 mlaa, nhlchavsr coma, flist. against dsfacts In maianais amt noriuTwn.tup anil will isp'aco or rspur at a Chryslsr Mutori Corporation buonss*. tha angina Wool, haad and paita, manifold, aatsr pump. s t p a r aAutnornaO . Uan'ar'a wa* . _placa __at■sstiiiiv wm aaww rewmiarnal wwnwp arwwIntaka i transmission caaa and miarnal part, (saciudmg manual dutch), torqua convartar, drrva .halt, umvortal Idinto, roar atla and ddIsrantial. and raar nhaal having. o >its t%4 automopils*. providad tha ownar haa tha angina od changad t»sry 3 months or i nto nalas. whicha. or comas hut. tha oil filar raolai ad avoir Mcond oil dungs and tha carburster air nitar d.anad ovary A months and raplaead ovary I ,aars. and piary • month. Kirniaha. ta such a daalar » .'daces ot partormar.es and raguaata tha i«* ar to cartlty (1) racaipt at mch midancs and <T) tha car's 'nan currant miiaaga. Oa aura to atalch Bob Hops and tha ChryaMf It NO. Lb. LIip '* ' w ith CAN SOUTHERN PEACH 20 GALLON Order » Os. Pkge. M r. G Frozen French Fries 9 ‘ U. 8. NO. I WHITE POTATOES 10 *39 c CRISP GREEN Head Lettuce .HtlC-IV. tndayav GOLDEN RIPE Lee Mansfield CHRYSLER DIVISION A CH RYSLER X ia MOTORS CORPORMION Bananas ; . *■!;.. r t 201S Grandview Ave., Sanford (fuantlly PH. FA 2 - 4 2 4 4 )i r • BRASS M O T O R S, INC. #519 E. Price* Rights Reaertnl Good Thru Wed. 2 Convenient lattalioiu: LB . LIMIT 5 LBS., P LE A SE 4th. 8t. A Sanford Ave. — 1100 W. 131h. 8t. �__ __ L. ie n f erB Mon. D « . 8, *63—Page 8 ftrrn ll Elders Assume Duties Here II. S. Social Security Retirement Test Explained Col. Byron It. Patton, dis­ trict manner of the Social Security Administration, stat­ ed today that natty wage Z iu K tr— K. -T u O iiin -Sarf'A j 206 tf j Z i- EtwJ*7 earners * to or‘ "sv li-« m picyn i mnd Boyd A. Pearson, tw o o f who meet at 2115 Park A ve- are conducted each Sunday a t persons should be aware of m ore than 14,000 y ou n g min-1 nue under direction o f Bishop 110:30 a.m. and 8 p.m. the "Retirement Test" under ItWra who serve as repre­ the Social Security law. He sentatives of the Church o f explained this test es follows: Jesus Christ o f Latter-day Every mired wage earner Saints (Mormon) recently ar­ who it receiving social se­ rived in Sanford to w ork with curity beneilts is subject to ■n earnings retirement test. the local Chapel. Their purpose Is to ac­ This docs not apply after age quaint and teach the people o f 72, when (here Is no limit on the neater Sanford area earnings. The retirement test about the church. Under this requires that If a wage earn­ er has earninga in a calendar same program, Elder Don year of over 11200, n certain J^ekw elder, son o f Mr. and amount of hla benefits will be M rs. Julius Blackwclder o f withheld. If the retired work­ Loch Arbor, is presently server has earnings from $1200 in?. In Japan. to 11700, one dollar In bene­ The church was organised fit! will be withheld for every in tbilO by Joseph Smith and two dollan of earninga. today is hesded b y David O. For example. If a worker M cKay as president. Both haa (1700 In earnings. $250 Smith and Pearson arc related In benefits would be withheld. to J}ie founder although, per­ For eamlnga over $1700, one haps Ironically, Smith is reH. THOMAS SMITH ilOYD A. PEARSON dollar in benefits is withheld (feed through Joseph Sm ith's for every dollar of earninga. mother, Lucy Mack, and PcarLet ui use Joe Wilson for l» n . through the Smiths. an example. He ts retired and Locally, there are m ore than every one dollar In earning! after be bad retched $1700. This would be $100. So a total of $350 ie benefits would be wilnheld. There Is another provision In the retirement test that is definitely to Joe's advantage. No matter what amount of total earninga be haa in a given year, be will still re­ ceive a cheek for any month that he did not have earninga of over $100. So, if Joe Wilson earned bis $1800 by working only seven months in the year, he would still receive five checks In that year. U Jot bad earned the $1800 in oat mouth at the pear only, ht would be entitled to U checks tor that year. Colonel Patton stated that the retirement teat tor a selfemployed person la substan­ tially different from the re­ tirement teat Tor a wage earn­ er. The same scale of offset applies for the ratio of benefits withheld to the amount of earnings. One dollar In bene­ fits is withheld for every two dollars in earnings from $1200 to $1700. One dollar in bene­ fits la withheld tor every vices Is defined by the Social I meaning that a person la acSecurlty Administration as I five tn his business.) one dollar o f earnings ever $1700. He further explained that, itxe the w age earn er, m e selfemployed person has an addi­ tional provision tn the retire­ ment test that works to hit advantage. A self-employed person who la receiving soc­ ial security benefits will re­ ceive ■ check fo r any month that ho does not render sub­ stantia] services in his busi­ ness, regardless of th e amount o f his total earnings for the year. (Substantial ser­ Palmetto Avo. ft 3rd SL French Ave. ft 23th. B A R G A IN PRICES ON POPULAR FARRELL’S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — • A, M. - C:15 P. M. 11$ E. FIRST SANFORD WE fllYE TOP VALUE STAMPS Quantity Righto Reserved— Prices Good thru December 4 WMm-msia ■**•■«. me. — Aubrey L. Whitten, ship's serviceman 1 /cl, son o f Mrs. f t . B. Whitten, 60S Elm D rive, recently completed a fivemonth tour of duty with the Sixth Fleet in the Medlterrancan and now is serving aboard the radar picket des­ troyer L’SS William R. Bush, Out of Mayport. a DALLAS (U P I) — Tho Key. Robert S. Jonca, 65, a re­ tired pastor, got a telephone eall Sunday from an unhappi­ ly married man who threaten­ ed his life. The P.ev. Mr. Janes told police the caller said the pas­ to r had officiated at hla mar­ riage ceremony and “ w as go­ ing to die for it." N o Worry W art SOUTHEND. Eng. (U P I) — Kevin Perry, 14, walked a mile, rode ■ train two miles, caught a bus and walked into a hospital to announce, " E x ­ cuse me, I’m sorry to worry you, but 1 have been sh ot." "Kevin Just doe* not like to ft o r r y people," his father said after doctor* removed an airgun pellet from the boy'a eye. The 3,000-mile round trip on tho! Inter-Amcrlcao Highway between Mexico City and Panama City will c o il A m er­ ican couples a m inim um of 1733.20, the Peninsula Motor ^ ’ lub, AAA, estim ates. Pork Sale 103 hour weekend this time o f j would be $250. One dollar In | benefits would be withheld for with final reporta atilt trick­ year. stood at more than 500 today ling in. The toll was expected than Unhappily Wed BACON Deaths Reported be only average slightly for higher n norm al weekend this time o f year. A United Press International count at 2:30 a. m., EST allowed at least 515 persons dead in traffic accidents from 0 p. in. local time Wednesday to midnight Sunday. The breakdown: Traffic 515 Flrca 37 Planes 33 Miscellaneous 73 Total 617 California led all states In the highway fatalities with 41. Texas was second with 34, Illinois had 39, and Michigan and Pennsylvania had 26 each. North Carolina reported 23. Ohio 21, New York 20 and Virginia 16 The National Safety Council, which docs not make an esti­ mate of the num ber o f trafNever undcstimate Uie pow cr of color. More than any other one factor, It will es­ tablish the mood o f a room. It can create excitem ent or invite repose, and it's a first "LET'S TALK DRY CLEANING" By . 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We made experiment after experim ent until we found the perfect cleaning formula for Dacron, a formula which gently cleanses deep down Into the fabric without Injuring it* delicate fibers, and helps the g ar­ ment to retain its crisp, new look. v Whatever the fabric, you can send us any article o f clothing with the ccinfnrtabio assurance that it will bo treated "tenderly.” W e carefully test tho fabric for fiber content to ascertain the right cleaning formula fur thorough denning, and one that will add life and body to the fab ric a fter repented clean in g!. Prompt service always. F o r pickup and delivery, call DOWNTOWN CLEAN ERS A LAU NDERERS PHONE FA 2-5292 7-NIB CUT PORK LOIN I aj 8-INCH LOIN CUT PORK LOIN 11 Roast“ B PORK BACK— r Bone u SUNNYLAND FRESH PORK Sausage139/ SO EX7RA STAMPS WITH GEORGIA BRAND B rick S a u s a g e 50 EXTRA STAMPS WITH Tarnow Knockwurst 25 EXTRA STAMPS WITH ANY Palmetto Farms Salad 25 EXTRA STAMPS WITH SUPERBRAND 2-Lb cup Cott. Cheese 113 S. 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Or you may call , i IVit-McLwu Virginia I’ etrrwkl P. D. llox 1214 Sanford Phyllis H ugrn.teln FA 2-6234 Lake Mary Nora S orris TE 8-1511 5 . Seminole Florida Golden Bantam R Sweet CORN EA R ASTOR FROZEN PURE CONCORD GRAPE Juice 2 - 6 9 MORTON FROZEN APPLE, CHERRY, PEACH, COCONUT Fruit Pies 3 ‘1. 1 When Winn-Dixie Corn is picked it's Immediately sub­ merged in refriger­ ated^ ice water right in the field. Guar­ anteed great! Ijo u jje t a sm i@ e a n d a s t a m p £o*t cucUc/ d im e a t... 1. 15 68 58 19 e si $ C ab b age I u. im . CDO-tl TELL THEM ABOUT WELCOME WAGON — i *m P rem ium o r B o b W h it e ^ ® a receives social security bene­ fits. Last year he worked and had t!$oo In earninga. Threehundred and fifty dollars would be withheld from Joe's benefits because of his earn­ United Press International flc victims for a Thanksgiving ings. One dollar In bcneflta would be withheld for every The extended Thanksgiving weekend, said 472 persons two dollars of earnings be­ holiday highway death count would die during a normal tween 11300 and $1700. This to co i *bi* nt YOUR CHOICE 500 Thanksgiving Sanford M an A t Mayport BRANDS AT �k Portents i n u ll ttara. H » pnbtonu will alter, aa tfcerifor* win the poHdes. Political Notebook ami i Gradually, toa the new president I supplant at M it some and perie many members o f the Kennedy fme with men of his own choosing. Any chief executive must inevltaput his personal stamp on the top ties of his government. They must gravity tabtfie a sense of continuity in Urn s s & fe w m view of A e taring of his aceeaekm to the White House. , ^ , A t e to the stage when the federa! budget to being made, up, end whenm uy legistotivt pises for 1M4 A ft bliflf fhlM de E m assuming the new president could quickly find men of hie own to piece In major staff and cabinet ta. he would have precious little • to acquaint them w tththe elready ferSdvaneed 1M4 pleas. Their many of the Kennedy ‘'carryovers" w en uniquely suited to the late pres. Ideat’e style. Moat appraisers agree Johnson brings many useful gifts to the p m idency. He his the long background in government, the legislative expert, ence which acquaints him deeply with the wsys of Congress, the su> E On the other hand, the ahortneaa o f his presidential record will make him a somewhat more difficult tar* g e t than Kennedy would have been. A n d he esnnot be charged heavily w ith Kennedy's assets and liabilities, whatever those were. The teats upon Johnson are plain* ly great. I f he fails, he may be presi­ dent for just the y ea r and two months left In Kennedy's term. But i f he succeeds, he may have a chance fo r election not Just in 1964 but in 1068. For the two-term limit will not bar such a bid. Thus the “ Johnson Year” will draw remarkable attention from both the nation and the world. Unclassified Dr. Crane's Worry Clinic CARE R-43S: lens B,, aged you are Increasing thcllr II, la a Ith grader. reading aklfl. “ Dr Crane," her grand­ Raiding la the motor nt mother began, "what can I the entire educational ma­ get Lena for a gift? chine and the best Iniuranct “ Sha la a very bright girl for getting Into college I fas school and is entering Jun­ Poor renders flunk out or ior High next term. "So what type of present grow despondent end drop out would have the best Influ­ before they are through high school. ence on her later life?” Aaether eld te good read­ Cash gifts usually art squandered on temporary ing (and also to better ape11pleasures or else are placed lag) is • typewriter. You can often buy a second In tha bsnk for future year*. A perfect gift, however, band typewriter for |so or less cent by volume on a recon­ should combine Immediate If you watch the business stituted basis. The other In­ pleasure with health or cul­ Arms which trade la used tural dividends for the fu­ machines on new models. creases the minimum ratio ture, too. For they get only 133 lo of total aoluable solids to an­ For fxsAple, If you wish to 130 allowance on such trade hydrous citric add tram ltg- combine patriotism witii ox. jMf yet these (ypewriters are to-1 to 13-to-l. celleal drill on reading Abili­ generally good enough for the • • • ty, then offer a child some usual student. -Stetson University has been of the splendid books by Au A college dictionary Is an designated ns one of the test­ gust a Stevenson. other superb toot of Ihe mind. combines accurate So is n set of encyclopedia, ing centers for the 1954 Na­ She tional Teacher Examinations American history with fascin­ but buy an American ency' next February. College sen­ ating adventure, ea In her ckpedla which stresses this iors and teachers needing ex­ books about Kit Caraon, An­ country Instead of Englandl amination scores lo submit thony Wayne, Benjamin Fran Skates, baseball mitts and when applying for positions kiln, Nancy Hanks, Daniel similar athletic equipment are eligible to take the tests. noone, Sam Houston, Sitting will help dram off n child’s • e e Bull ami a doten others. •xceaa ensrgy In wholesome A documentary film on the These historical novels are sports. life of Mrs. Eleanor Roose­ the most widely used by But children usually obtain velt Is being planned and will American school children and plenty of theie gifts whereas be the first over made on lha should be In every home, •< life of the former “ First longside n Red Letter Bible, which Is another ideal gift Lady" who in her role aa United Nations delegate and for ill ag« brackets. humanitarian became known Classics Illustrated, alio as the first lady of Ihe world. make superb gills. These are 1ST • • • condensations of the fam Christmas. Fla., post marks ous novels of world history, will be popular again this presented In colored comic year as many Floridians will book format. use them on their greeting You can't lay such a book cards. The post office there down till you flnUh It, re­ handled about 330,000 cards gardless of your age! last year and anticipate! an And when you cae thus en­ increase this season. tice children to devour books Bottle Finders Honored Texai and Maine. • msum el drift bottles they i1 hoed a few days a f» two Sanitaria Comity alUmna have Gov. farrli Bryant will de­ been peoelelmed “ right honor­ liver the com mmctiincut ad­ able teUewe'* la the World- dress to somo 323 sludenb wide amtteihood et Beach- who comprise the University gamers. They ire D. A. Ham­ of South Florida’s first gra­ my sad * . S. M ym Sr. both duating class. The exercise b of Sanford. The bottlei they slated Dec. 23. • • • found while In the vicinity If you want to ace the nsof New Smyrna Bascb wero among several hundred re- tion'e next space vehicle— ceaUj raleeiad by the Araer- the one which will earry ks* Oil Compeny in cooper­ aitronauta to the moon-tt will ation with the U. 8. Coast be on display in Orlando Dec. 3-4 at the Florida Aerospace and Geodetic Survey. Information on tha time and Industry Seminar. • • • distance covered by the bot­ tles la Ihclr drift to shore Florida processor! of frowill bo used by the govern- ten concentrated oraniie juice meat agency la plotting hy­ will be governed by two drographic charts and maps changes in grade standards which sorvw as vital naviga­ si of Dec. 1. One amendment tions! aids for ships at sea. to the Florida Citrus Com­ The bottles were dropped by mission’! regulation! reduces the company's tankers at ses t':« minimum for oil content while making their runs be- from .088 per cent to .003 per OUR BOARDING HOUSE BUSTEK/ CfcWlOLKLY 1WC V iftvcft etuevso votm) \ ABOUT eeiNO < pUtJOLtWflieHT BOXlN*) CHAMPION ACT VALU, f / wn continental CUI6INB B« 1m TOW fer Mg W ith M and research and public health training program*. lent year the AFL-C10 In­ ty sad welfare payment Cxi vited him to address theft pension- He haa voted f o ^ legislative c a n f e r o n o e to slum clearance and pubtl* Maas, particularly ea doewa­ Washington. He gave heusing. Ha was for an ante lk politic*. fight talk on the recession bill In 19S9 and This la the m l background programs and they liked It backed redevelopment eld foe igatnat which kla atotemeato A* aa advocate of civil depressed areas before the ■s president should be mca- rights, Johnson testa hia Kennedy administration. aurad. Comparison win ahow claim on two principal ac­ la 19*0 te was for tha Kenhow liberal ha haa been or, tivities. He put through tha if Ma ideas Kara changed, jo t 19S7 and 19*0 Ctvfl Rights Bsdy-Anderson hill te put how leaasrcaUra ha haa te- Acta. Tteeo moamraa w s« nodical cars under Social compromises rad did net go Security, hut when this wai. defeated to the House, John.* HI* own appraisal In that se for as the Negro leaden ■on voted for the substitute he ie neither liberal nor con­ wonted. Also, they have net Kerr-mila bill. servative, but votes on the been toe affeetive or enforce­ able. merits ef issues. In Ma early yearn la Ceo- But Lyndon Johnsoe ran yrtae, when he wee a protect for the vice presidency ea of the late President Franklin the 19*0 Democratic plat­ D. Roosevelt, Bap, Johnaoa form which advoeatad men plied np a formidable record far-rtsehlng reforms t han In favor of New Deal f a n are proposed to the bill now . . . You may te qualified farm before the Jlouse Raise Com­ 11,000 life Insurance . , . ea policies. He voted for the original mittee. And u vice president, you will not burden ynwr Agricultural Adjustment Act. Johnson has served affective­ fond ones with funeral and expenses. This NEW He voted for increased Com­ ly as chairman of tho Presi­ other policy Is especially helpful to modity Credit Corp. borrow dent’s Committee on Equal those between 40 and 90. No Inc authority and increased Employment Opportunity. medical examination a scas parity payments to fanners. In the health, education and Ha opposed nil the Benton welfare fields, the new Presi­ ol 6 UNE L B G A L RE­ SERVE LIFE INSURANCE. procrams durtnc the Elsen­ dent's congressional voting . . . No agent mil call on y o * hower administration. record is sll on the aide of Free information, no obflgeJchnaon'a votinc record the liberals, Ha hea teen for tkn. Tear out this ad right 1 shows consistent, affirmative the National Defense Educa­ now. . . . Send your name, address support for flood control, re­ tion Act all along end has and year of birth to: Central clamation projects, preven­ supported federal fonde for Security Life Insurance Cotion of water pollution, de- both public school construc­ Dept V-llfl. 1418 West Rosadale. Fort Worth 4, Texas. ■alinliatlon experiments to tion and teachers' salaries. tomato fresh water supplies, and publls power develop­ ment. Ha has been n backer of Tennessee Valley Authori­ O N I COAT ty and Its expansion. ACRYLIC LATOC In the 1060 Democratic con­ HOU9I PAINT vention, organised labor leadthey nr* often without ade­ • aa vt a ytsm isa quate wR-abarpenera, such as era were eotd on Johnson nil the wny. They charted that books. • Its* So let tha men folks offar ha had used hla position aa Ihe sports toys while you Senate Majority Leader to cultured women should straas alow down literal legislation books, musical instruments that later wanted most. He had voted for the Taftand other tools of tho mind. Send for my booklet “ How Harley Act in 1947 and the to Tutor a Child at Horn*,” Labor •Management Report­ enclosing a long stamped, re­ ing Acta of less and 19S9. turn envelope, plus 30c. But he did voto for minimum It offers additional Ideas by wage Incrtasea. SANFORD which grandmothers, aunts, After becoming vice presi­ and parents can whet a dent, Johnson tried to im­ child’s wits and Implant the prove his relatlona with la 209 W. 1st ST. daslra to go on to collets. bor. He gained union backing usa T Mem fer hla equal employment op- Burial Insurance Sold by Mail Under Kennedy he hid a chines to acquaint himself Intensively with all matters pertaining to space. He dealt with important civil rights matters. And ns traveled widely to see flnt-hand a large number of crucial countries. Johnson will neod everything he has. He haa only nine months until the 1964 Democratic convention whleh presumably will choose him to run for the next term. And even some of this time must be used not for making a record, but for preparing to campaign. Each teak will distract h(m from the other. sns of these nmn. and has had mean* lawful though brief conversation* frith french President Charles da Gaulle, German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard, Prism Minister Lester Pearsow of Canada, Japan’s Prim# Mia* liter Hayato Iked*. Rotor Edson N tw Hond o f the Door niSSSiiriA Letters Editor, Herald: Have Just gone through your Progress Edition and con­ gratulate you and your staff on a very excellent Job. This very attractive and Informative edition represent* a great effort which, we are sure, has been greatly recog­ nised. Gsllagher-Dclister, lac. Publishers' Representa­ tives Philadelphia, Pa. Largest gold nuggst mined to the U. 8, waa a chunk whleh weighed 195 pound* and eras worth 973,710. Mini Cttto DISCOUNTFlint Stores AMERICA'S LARGEST DISCOUNT PAINT CHAIN flyj f |Q QQAfl BOUIhHUM 1933 WKW CRT ) \_U M O eW fir ON t l O U T C / ^ wf FCK6 W O IT’i "k / /'.y»LRL'i THE R'N AVU--.1 ULt THfa fc|\ t)J K lT tlgm iT J. CiU DG E-e/.W -' RtN6'£-r for your Dream H om e? IT’S WAITING FOR YOU ©Ip fcanfarh fyralft Pune 4 Sanford, Florida W a l t e r A. a tK L ow , JULIAS L. STBSITXOH A s m s Is Is Editor p e n t* v a n r s t r M ssssla s Editor JV D I WELLS O u .ijr Editor O C S U A FASIMBm ■Misty Editor PaMvsav Mon., December 2, 196S e d it o r and r c B L it u n n AT the Pick of Santa’s Pack Idyllwilde phonaa lighten work, a ll through tho houaa. a ll through tha yam The little, light-up Princess* phone, lovely to any of five colonsaves apace at bedside or chair-rid* “ Homes Of Distinction” CUSTOM BUILT The desk eat aavee time and atepa to den or family r o o m -« n v i n i where your family make* and takes calls. Situated on large Individually landscaped lota Features Include central heat and air conditioning T h e handy wall phone hangs out of the way to kitchen or workshops makes phoning mors convenient »R H D WELLS M .ohanlesl lu p l. JANIE aHQEMAKKB B u iln a a i M anner C ls t . lllt d D lrtator assaiirrr an J o h n s o n r iA I H VOLTOUNH C lrrsU tte a avMcmirnen eatb* a* mam MODERN KITCHENS BY T o order your Christmas extenrion. just call the Trieohooa Company Business Office or ask you* telephone m a n / • IN i* A l# E l!C T 9 ie U an tgar NaaitoaLa Caaatr AI 41* Wish •I.U I Tsar l i l . l t | (s s r t i t • Months ATI 4 Months t i e I Months t i l | Months I.M I Month LSI | Month B. E Pastel R ati tllost provide th tl oil assll lubscripUase bt P*U la advaac*. Shosunaksth CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Custom Building Our Specialty General Office 211 W. 36th St Sales Office PA 2-7405 FA 2-5103 STENSTROM REALTY SALES AGENTS S o u th e rn moll amart aantaa ahop In phone/anil I �d» «• V M h tM h lim llw l . "While riven run to the aea . . . while heaves feed* the aUre, ever ahall thy hooor, thy same and thy pralm ea* A aaddtoed world coetinn­ ed to carry the life of John FIUfrraid Kennedy to future fenerations today by (lvini hi* name to its villages, ks schools and Us children. The grief that attended the President's assassination has been followed is the past weak by tribute horn every 'center of the globe a testa­ ment to political leadership sod courage is an uneasy Berlin and Latin America, two of Kennedy’s ma)or con­ cerns at President, were among the first to honor him. In the divided city, a quart­ er-million Berliners gathered dedicate to the late Presl™ dent the huge square in front of city ball, where Kennedy last summer so dramatically woo their hearts by saying that he, too, was a Berliner. Residents of Barrio Del Tecbo a housing development on the outskirts of Bogota, Colombia, voted in a mass meeting to change the name ^ of their little tows to John F. 9 Kennedy Village. The Presi­ dent personally Inaugurated t * Alliance for Progress pro­ ject in December 1MI. Across Latin America and Zurope, the names of schoolbooses, streets and plans were being changed in tri­ bute to Kennedy. Lebanon renamed down£ town Rue Clemencem in Bei­ rut as Kennedy 8treeL Alger­ ian President Ahmed Ben Bel­ ls dedicated a suburban Al­ giers square to Kennedy and the small fishing village of Leanco on Spain's northwest coast named ooe of its streets after the President. Not only abroad, but In his own country was Kennedy a honored. Tributes came alike from impressive legislative balls and modest homes. America's space port, Cape Canaveral, was renamed Cape Kennedy. Resolutions were adopted across the nation to rededicate streets and ex­ pressways to Kennedy. The proud mother of newborn twins in Chicago named them f John Filxgerald and Jacqueline Bouvler. Scores of resolutions and suggestions were made for honoring the late President. A New Hampshire congress­ man proposed that a peak in the state's presidential moun­ tain range be renamed for Kennedy. A West Virginia newspaper suggested that the state consider changing its name to Kennedy or Kenne­ d ie s . Legal Notice tv m r v r v jrnuK's h iih t . n r w i n n i .t '. IQ A c o i 'v r v , u t s t t nr 1IU. WHEELER w o r ir r o r n v u > « m i (p p iiH c n o v CIIAMI.Il F lin t- p -o e a t e d k k p w it pom im «- Alt p erson a are nerouy n oil* flS'l thnt l b * nnderrl*nad as A d m in is tr a to r D.B.N o f s a i l • •1st*, has c o m p le te d lh « a d ­ m in istra tio n tharanf and hna f 1la.I |n said n m r t hla fln n l ra p ort and a p p lica tio n for dlacbm rga u h ja c llo n a tharato. If adY. sh ou ld ba duly fil­ ed, A ft e r filin g p r o o f o f p u b tl. c a t io n abnurlna thla n ollca baa baan puhllahad nnra a w **k fo r f-iu r con aa cu tlv a w«ak>. tha m a tla r o f ap p rov al o f aald r a p o r t and tha ordarln a o f d is tr ib u tio n o f aald aalata w ill adfeia h « f» r a tba court. , /• / M aurlca SI. ran t Aa V lm ln la tra lo r D.B.N. o f • a id r a ta ls T u blla h N ov. It. S i * tire. I. ». Form er Qrcuf SVEET SMOKED SLICED BREAKFAST PR IC ES GOOD TH RU W EDNESDAY Q U A N T IT Y RIGHTS R ES ER V ED 2460 PARK AVE. BLUE RIBBON QUALITY FRESHLY MJ i r t E [H in T w lii WORTZ CRISPY u / MUSTARD. TURNIP »C0LLARD LADY FAIR ICED J9c VALUE R EG U LA R 4/59$ RIER 5 PACKAGE | - ▼ . ■ 1 k i j REDEEM YOUR MERCHANTS GREEN STAM PS EARLY! VISIT OUR GIFT RE­ DEMPTION DESK NOW AND MAKE A LEISURE' LY SELECTION FROM MANY, MANY WONDER FA N C Y Y ELLO W GLOBE m i CPO-44 l a th a I r a n a f tba I a a a ir J u d a s . t r M lr .il- l a r r l ) , M ats • f F lo r id a . la 1‘ rabala l a ra tbr R a ta ls a ll ED W AH O m UallKAU u . IlrcaaraiL S O T IIE N ollca Is hsrsby ulven that tha undersigned will, on tha loth day o f IM nm brr, A. U 1941. praarnt to tha lionorabts C ou nty Judas of Srmlnola County, Ptorlda. hla final r r. turn, account nod voucher!. aa A dm lnlalrator o f tba Ratals o f Edward Laltaau. dacaaard. and at aald lima, than and Ultra, maka application to tha aald Judge tor a flnnl aaitlamant o f hla administra­ tion o f aald aalata. and for fan o rd «r discharging him aa such Administrator. lis te d this tha J4th day o f November, A. I>. 1*49. O ordon V. Frederick Aa Adm lalralor s f tha Ratal# o f Edw ard Lafteau lie . -se e d '«■* 12-4-41 A DANDRUFF CONTROL SHAMfOO THAT REALLY WORKS H E A D & S H O U LD ER S 5 n shampoo Oortlon V. Frederick. A ttorney at l a « 114 K. Commercial Slraat Sanford. Florida. »1IT1 Publish Dae. X K 14. 9X l» 4 l CbO-101 controls dandruri J ir 4 ox Tub* $175 $100 I V |H y - • ■ vZl mm Sp 5 , mm qe I �ng J _______I-------- Dae l *68 iSmttT* Y A , Brown Set Records ( — 94 to 14 Ob Um atta r hood, «aa • 14 t* V wta mm im tt tta formerly af flaafM) tt to ft Fiaatpawaf *1 to 12, Awn M tt to 4, o ff K C M U b R The Elating** outfit k e » Um poetod to bo accompealed Fri­ notes!! la T fa a eonUit Um day night by Oeceola’a crack local* wtak ttoy could forget Rowboy bond and a girl's II la tta m if Mai mi Um precision Brill outfit which of the Kowbalka. Jack Toarwood, alao roped Tha Kewboy atom will ba Wtotar Gordon's Lakovtow tod by gsaataabash Gary II to It, toak Okeechobe* II to 7, rallat am Fort Hoad* n p w i w wtayyed - ft H M IT to 11, wMtowMhad Sabriag nee*, and by a ltt-paund faU- Biddy Basketball Season Opens Here wp with the od by Baddy LHgfdit with 14 fl*M goala and tight gratia a total a< N paint*, they paatod n S4 to IS n *p oyer Sanford Electric. Eugene field goala aad eight Bcrtraag ratted up 11 potato hota for a total of 24 and Doug Miller aeren for to pace Strickland-Mor- WTBR while Allen Braddoek with 11, Ban Calaa with ate, High Daw Coffman with ttrta a Dan At Groraea with two raundad Wright with 1« Md goala for out Um Bearing foe the Eke* BO potato. Itova Robot* with token*. *<*. Fhll Ltadaty with eta and In Um day'a final contoat, Oardaa Bradley with thr Day and Night Grill earn# up in a M art tta Strickland and with a 44 to 14 victory over Morriaoa acertng. Andy Sofa* S a n f u r d Atlantic National aad Mika Klehard. with foot Bank. Bill Brackon with aeven field goala aad IS free throw* tta Griller* with M IMatch, Tonuny potato whll* Ken Btaaon, with with 17 point* lad a half doxen floor baakota and Oil to II point* but another ata free toiaee had IS potato. For tta Bankart, Mett to on Federal lira Morgan tod tta way with II up a IMS win. potato. Dan Lee had ft and Bandy while Bank and Ortaer got hath peat«d It potato two apiece aad Smith paatod one. for Flrat Federal. For the Saringtman Ken A1 Four game* art ptayad aaeh ford pitted np a basket ant Saturday. Thla week’* eoatoato Charlaa Wlnttta aad Tim include the following UUa: Stubhtaa each talked In a free Flrat Federal ve. Robton’a, throw, Meanwhile, for the Oil- Day and Night va. WTBR, era, Glen Boblnaon tank four Sanford Atlantic National va. field ahota for eight potato Sanford Electric and Striek while Hiehard Ford poetod lend-MorrUon v». Standard four potato. Boy Leathy two OIL About Sporta T Thinking O ut Loud BF JULIAN BTBNSTROM Monday'* Mix From the top of the alack: a • e e Athletic Director Fred Ganaa aayi that Rolllni Col. logo's Tara will play four cago conteats at tha Seminole W fh gymnailum thla acnaon. They'll meet Catawba on Dec. 17, Stetaon'e Hattora on Jan. IB, Mercer Unlveralty on Jan. 24, and Florida Presbyterian cn Feb. 21. Semi­ nole fane will get a chance to act some top small college basketball this season. • s e e Gator basketball coach. Norm Sloan, has a aevan-man starUng unit ready when Florida open ito enge season Tuesday night In Gainesville against Florida State. Sloan saya ha can pick any five out cf a hut and go. Now that's something for the books! s e e * By the way, Stetson opens Its aeainn tonight in DoLand, playing host to Jacksonville University to kickoff the Florida Inter-Colleclste Conference schedule. 1 4 4 1 So far we haven’t received any i opens from Florida’s waterfowl hunters who went afield at noon, last Wednes­ day, opening day of tha 1003 duck, goosa and coot sea­ son. Hunting Is permitted every day through Jan, 5, from aunrlao to sunset. Hunter* nro allowed to take a dally bag limit of four ducks, two geese and eight coot, Total poaaesaion now la limited to a two-day bag. s e e * Jack Cablsr, assistant ornamental hortlculturallit with the Florida Agricultural Extension Service, reports that at leuit 60 new golf courses wers completed or at least under conatructlon In Florida last year. This, soya Cablar, reflects the tremendcus growth of the turf In­ dustry. s e e * And tha Agricultural Extension servlet says that young people who do well In aclenco courses and who en­ joy worklna with living things and tha out-doora could do well to consider a career in comerration. There an also excellent carter opportunities in ornamental horti­ culture. Seminole Agricultural Agent Cecil Tucker saya there Is e great demand for conservation specialists end those Interested In turf management for golf courses, perks and other recreational facilities. Contact Tucker for further Information if you’re Interested. • • • • You gala who bowl, listen to this: Janet Harman of La Blinds, Calif., set a new Woman’s International Bowl, lng Congress record with a three-game series of 70S, It1* the highest three-game series posted in WIBC's 47-year history. Her scores: 210, 270 and 300. The pnrioua high waa 717. How'd you llkt to hang that on your Christmas treat • • • * After 40 years of mud—the Lend O' Lakes Country Club ta Casselberry is gsttlng a new roid constructed ta front of tta clubhouse. This adds greatly to the comfort and convenience of those who use this layout. And, plaaty of Seminole’s golfers tour the links dally—and, from what wsNre observed—in all kinds of weather. By the way, a twMight golf tourney la alatod there for to- Four Moro Seminoles : .i- -V ' irfS’ i. W f c 2tst in 22. Missisatppi State, which has won toe SEC championship the last three seasons In a row, li expected to be bolow par this year becauaa of graduation by four top man. It’s expected tost tbs 1M4 SEC race mainly will involve Kentucky, Georgia Tech, Tennesice and Vanderbilt — toe four members of tha league’s northern division. M ira Likely 49er Choice CHICAGO UPI — Tha San Francisco Forty Ntacra get first choice today in the Na­ tional Football League draft and probably will select Mi­ ami quarterback Georg* Mira to open the annual harvest of college talent. Commissioner Pete Roxcll* must supervise four rota tosses to determine tha actual order of the draft before San Francisco can mak* to* first dip Into the grab bag. The order of tha draft la inverse depending upon tha won-lost percentage. Thus San Francisco, arlth a lowly .167, will get first choice and Philadelphia, wUh J00, will pick second. Frnncla Scott Key, author of the national anthem of the United States, ie buried In Frederick, Md. * i 4P * t SEC Basketball Warmup Play Begins Tonight There are nine games scheduled for tonight, Includ lng a Georgia Tcch-Georgia clash hare In Atlanta which won’t count in the conference standings but will help give a line on the forthcoming race. Auburn and Florida, both of whom awing into action TUoaday night, a n tha only SEC teams not playing to­ night. Tonight's card has Delta Stale at Alabama, Georgia at Georgia Tech, Texas Tech at Kentucky, Loyola of New Orleans at Louisiana State, Louisiana Tech at Mississippi State, Arkansas AAM at Mis­ sissippi, Virginia Military at Tennessee, Tulano at Mich­ igan and Vanderbilt at Rico. The basketball season ac­ tually got under way Satur­ day night when too Kentucky Wildcats, paced by 28-point performances by seniors Cot­ ton Nash and Ted Deckcn, beat the University of Vir­ ginia 73-84 and Tulano was crushed by Toledo, Bg-80. The showing by Nash, lead­ ing scorer in too SEC as a sophomore and a 20.8 man last year, indicates the blond bomber may bo set for the sensational season predicted for him. If Nath Is hot tola season, Kentucky will havo n good chance to win Its first SEC title in five years and its - x/ ’n B P Stafu TowaO. Gymawk alao perfenee an n dafaaaive linebacker white YoweS data m up an a dafaualra and. Athletk Director Fred Cte> u ban lannumid that kick* off Uma Friday night at Sanford’a Memorial Stadium will ba at SiMb tta uaual ttaa. The game It expected to at­ HENRY FINCH tract u capacity crowd to am Although 8 senior, Henry two of the winnlngeet (Into la central Florida In action. Finch ptayod hie first sat­ The Xowboya, member* af een on Seminole High’s var­ the Ridge Conference for sity this year. A guard aad loop aad will became a Mem­ tackle oa the defensive Head­ ber of tta Orange-Belt Con­ hunter unit, Henry weighs ference, a circuit Seminole 182. Into reporting to prac­ in departing Is order to enter tice, Henry spent long hours getting Into shape. His parthe Metro Coal fortunes In tta Apopka af­ fair was his season's high­ light. Henry's n tough, quick and excellent tackier. Ha frac­ • tured a leg in the Lakaview contoat and missed the DeLand game. Or course, ha will alao mill Friday’s poat affair with Kissimmee. ATLANTA (UP!) - Southeastern Conference basketball teams toolfbt begin their an­ nual month-long tuneup In preparation far the 1M4 lea guo cago campaign, expected to ba one of to* flEC’s bettor balanced seasons. Jimmy Brows rod* to fiery by land and Y. A. THU* through tha air, but rookie Bos VandcrKclca scrambled hte way to fame, Just ilk* b* did ta th* tost Rosa Bowl IFi Booed Parilli Tosses Boston To Victory Ry United Frees International Babe Parilli survived a ease of "rabbit tars" and now can n i s i from home­ town Boston Jeora while be tries to steer to* Patriots to ■n Eastern Division title in tha Americas Football LeagUf* Parilli, beset by Bcantown taunts of "take him out," quarterbacked tw o touch­ down drives in the second hill against Buffalo Sunday for n 17-7 victory and a Brit place tie with Houston. San Diego helped set up the deadlock by clobbering Hous­ ton, 27-0, while Now York edged In (he tight Eastern picture by disposing of Kan­ sas City, 17-4), to move within n half-game of the lead. Boston plays its "crucial" game against the Oilers in Houston next Sunday and closes out the season at Kan sos Cily on Saturday, Dec. II Parilli connected on a 44 yard scoring pass to halfback Larry Garron to tie Buffalo si 7-T ta the third period and then put the Patriots ahead by scoring on a two-yard keep­ er play. Glno Cappeletti add ed an insurance field goal from too 43-yard Una In fourth quarter. £ i ; *# A •v V MIKE GLAD JOHN R A Y A sacoad-yaar vanity sen­ ior, Mika Glad h u boon one of Bamlnolo'a top defensiro ItaosMa oil ooaooa. Weighing IN, Mika reported to prac­ tice ta Auguet m d y fbr ac­ tion — is BBS opponent* will testify. He ta considered the moet feared defensive lineman ta central Florida. Ha anchors tha Headhunter line and la n vicious and aura tackier. Big Mike, an he is affection­ ately called by teammntea, has been effared a full achotanhip by Georgia Tech. Other schools are also Interested in him. He ia not only a good athlats but an excellent stu­ dent. A varsity senior, John Ray bis performed for Betnlnolo’i Headhunter unit ns a defen­ sive halfback. Weighing 180, John lettered tost season os a vanity manager- Overcoming hli lack of experience, John waa a pleasant surprise to hla coacheo this year. Ho has hustle, plenty of desire and Is one of the club's most alert players. His big moment come when he Intercepted * Win­ ter Pork pass and returned It for a touchdown. John he* good speed, good hands, stands six-feet one, and li con­ sidered a fine defensive ball player. JOB FARLESS On* of thla area's finest inside linebackers to Semi­ nole’s Joe Farleea. Ha's pity­ ing hla naeond vanity year at SH8, is a member of toe Headhunters, and weighs 170. Joe calls defensive algnals and to a muter at red-dogding and blltxlng. Tha youngiter la considered a naturalborn football plejrer because ha poucsiea the Instinct to do the right thing it the right time, say hte coaches. Joe la Aim For 301st quick, and perhapx too alart NEW YORK (UPI) — St. to tha dismay of the opposi­ John's University varsity bas­ tion, Joe will perform for ketball team win be aiming SI13 again next etxxon. for Coach Joe Lapchlck's 30ist collegiate coaching vic­ tory Tuesday night when it meets Georgs Washington University at the St. John's gymnasium. Lapchlck is an original Celtic and former coach of the New York —Walt Alston was rewarded Knlclu of the National Bas­ with a <50,000 contract today ketball Association. for leading the Los Angeles Dodger* to the world cham­ pionship and to prove that Um club U one big happy family he asked to have aU hla coaches back, Including Leo Durocher. Alston, signed to a one year contract as baa become standard practice with to* Dodgers, received an estimat­ ed $7,000 Increase for leading tha Dodgers to the National League pennant snd then to tb* world champlonahip In four straight game* against Um New York Yankees. Signing of the new contract came one day after Alston's 32nd birthday and marked the 11th consecutive season he will manage the Dodgers. Alston Given Gator Bowl Bid M a y $50,000 Pact Go To Miss. State By Halted Frau Utormatleoal Failure to kick a couple of extra potato wouldn't appear to ba a crucial matter; but It cost the surprising Mississippi State Bulldogs too Southeast­ ern Conference football cham­ pionship this year. Even so the bulldogs may win an In­ vitation to play ta the Gator BowL lt'a doubtful that anyone realised how big those mines would become by acaion's end. One resulted in o tie with Florida, another In a one-point loss to Alabama. Saturday, underdog Missis­ sippi State battled fourthranked Mississippi to n 10-10 (to. For the Rebels It meant a loss of prestige but a sec­ ond straight SEC crown and n second atraight unbeaten sea­ son. That tie and ninth-ranked Auburn's 10-8 upset of sev­ enth-ranked Alabama wore some of too luster off the Sugar Bowl. Alabama la now twice-beaten and MUiistlppl twice-tied. But Saturday’s turn of events boosted the prestige of the Orange Bowl which la matching two teams with 8-1 records each by having Au­ burn and Big Eight champion Nebraska. Georgia Tech was consider­ ed a prim* candidate to play North Carolina in the Gator Bowl at Jacksonville Dec. 28. But the Yellow Jacketa, who finished a 7-3 season by beat­ ing Georgia 14-3 in a fumbleplagued contest Saturday, de­ cided to stay home after learning that Gator Bowl of­ ficiate wanted to wait until Dee. 7 to make up their minds. There's an outside chance the Gator Bowl might turn to Mississippi State to fill Ita va cant alot. SEC Standings SEC FINAL 2 30 SPORTS-------------------------------------- -Southeastern Conference .landing* (final) CONFERENCE ALL GAMES W L T PF PA TEAM W L T r r PA Mississippi 7 0 2 307 33 8 0 1 148 27 0 1 0 189 103 Auburn 8 1 0 110 74 7 2 0 108 76 X-Alabnmn 8 2 0 177 83 « ■» q ten W j.Miw. Stato 4 1 2 M 4.1 Louisiana State 4 n T 3 0 135 OS m 0 78 87 Georgia Teeh 7 3 0 173 80 4 a 0 101 76 Florid* 3 3 1 61 71 6 3 1 130 120 Tennersee 3 5 0 83 108 8 5 0 188 121 Georgia 2 4 0 et 93 4 8 1 133 131 The BUI HcmphlU MotorVanderbilt 0 8 9 23 US 1 7 s 73 148 Kentucky 0 8 1 41 109 1 8 1 143 188 Tulane 0 8 1 33 133 1 8 1 43 191 arc running In second place X-Ptoya Miami (Fla.) Dee. 14) Etelne Kostival of the Starchiefs, Is the leader with her IDS game tote past Tuesday. Joan Msgln la second In com­ mand, bowling a 197 and Marlon Volght made a 183. M E N - W O M EN Mora of the tribe roUed high from axea 18 to S3. Pro- Lincoln Service helps thonlimes; Fran Goodman 140; ar* now for U. 8. Civil emmto prepare for theoo crvlco Job opentaga In teste every year. It ia ooa Mabel Duggan 1T9; Evelyn thla area daring th* next of th* Urirat and oldest Mills ITS; Garry Ormsbe* 13 montha. privately owned school* of tTI; Sharon Kee 178; Linda _ , Me kind end Is not conPost 173, and Harriet GaxU Government pooitlon* pay RKtr4 with th* Governn* hints no $446.00 a month 153. to etert. They provide Elaine Koitlval made a 381 mark (renter eccurlty than y— yngw ^formation am for high three-game aarlea. print* employment a n d noreromrel JohO D<ludu£ There were two other 300 excellent opportunity for |i,t of position* and eatadvancement. Many pool* nil out coupon and ■ bowlers this day, 318 for Joan Ilona require little or no wili at oec. — TODAY. I Magin and an sven 300 for eperlallied education or You will also (rt full doMarlon Voigt. experience. tails on hew you can Rose Nya mad* the 2-10 Bst to (.1 on* of theoo to* split and Lte Graham mide *, you mnet pane a teat. mla* the 7-8-10; Evelyn Mills o competition to keen knocked down tha 4-5 and 3-8. aad in some cues only on* Don't delay—ACT NOW1 out of fir* pane. "Turkey!" wert in the line of fire for Evelyn DeMattio, LINCOLN SERVICE, Dept. 132 H. Mabel Duggan, Betty Richey, Pekin. lUlnoio I am very much Interested. Pleas* send m* absolutely Linda Poat, Elaine Kostival, FREE (t) A list of U. S. Government positions and Fran Goodman, Marlon Voigt salaries; (2) Information oa how to qaalify for a U. 8. and Reg Denman. (Whew!) Government Job. The "Car Tournament" for Nam* ......... — ...................... .......... ~~ Ago the League starts Dee. 3, con­ Street tinues on Dae. 10 and ends Phono Dec. 17. Progress reports will City ... State ba polled. All in oQ. tt was a beetle National Football L e a g u e Sunday that produced two records, two tie games and too further tightening cf both conference raees. Brown gained 171 rushing y a r d s ta the Cleveland Browns’ 34-10 victory over tha 81. Lottls Cardinals and sat a new NFL itagla-seaaon record of 1,677. He broke his own mark of 1,327 gained In 1838. Tittle's w i n n i n g 17-yard touchdown pass to Del Shofner In the New York Giants' 34-27 triumph over tha Dallas Cowboys gave him a career record of 197 TD tosses, one more toss th* old mark set by Bobby Layna. Tha Cleveland snd New York wins kept them tied atop the Eastern standings with 9-1 records while 8L Louis dropped back to third with 6-4. Of less permanent slgalfi- the day's aehtova* meats, was tb* emergency performance of VandcrKclca In toe Minnesota Viking*’ 17* 17 ti* with tt* favored ChV cago Bears. In Sunday's other games, toe Pittsburgh Stceleri and toa Philadelphia Eagles bat­ tled to a 30-30 tie; toa Balti­ more Colts trounced th* Washington Redskins, 38-30; and the Los Angeles Rams de­ feated toe San FrsncUca Forty Ninon, 31-17. Tha Bears, with a record of nine victories, on* defeat and two fits, compared to tb* Green Bay Packan' nine vic­ tories, two losses and ooa Us, now cannot afford another dofeat # B U C K ’S GU N RACK SPECIAL OF THE WEEK 41 12 GA. REM. SHOTGUN SHELLS 1 OZ. LOAD ue 91 a 9 0 STO P •) AND SEE OUR STOCK OF NEW & USED GUNS 307 E. 1ft ST. •> Name Co-Captains NEW LONDON, Conn. (UPI) — Center Ron Gipson and guard Andy Horsey have been named co-captains of the 1984 Coast Guard Academy football team. Gipson is a 203-pounder from Galveston, Tex., and Horsey, a 80-pound six-footer from Laurel, Del. 9 Holiday Specials! Slarchiefs In League Lead 9) B 9) « f I ) t �* • J * M ■ • - * • -jr IN M o l In A $10,000 Worth Of Gems Taken From Floridan Mon. Dec. 2, ’63— Page 7 LBJ Schedules Series Of Talks V/ilh Allies WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Johnson hopes to emphasis* In a series of forth­ coming talks with Allied leaden his intention to main­ tain the deep American com* mitment to the defense of Western Europe. Administration o f f i c i a l s said today that was one of the principal alms of talks to be held here after Christ* mas with leaders of three major European Alliea, two of whom hare assumed office only since October. The White House announced Sunday that West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard would meat with the Presi­ dent at Johnson’s Texas ranch Dee. 27*23 and British Prime Minister Sir Alec Douir* las-Home would come to Wash* ington Feb. 12*13 for a work­ ing session. In between these two con­ ferences, President Antonio Segnl of Italy will pay a state rlsit to Washington Jan. li-15, returning in principle the call paid him last summer by Preeldent Kennedy. Conspicuously absent from the Hat of forthcoming visit­ ors was the name of French President Charlee de Gaulle. Muscular Dystrophy Asso­ ciations of America Inc., glve4 aid and comfort to patients in wheel chairs, while its medi­ cal research program seeks to discover a cure making them unnecessary. A contri­ bution to tM March for Mus­ cular Dystrophy means renew­ ed hope for more than 200,000 American victims. 1 > j • M O N . • T U E S . • W ED. FOET L A U D E R D A L E (UPI) — Two bandit* entered • women's home her* Sun­ day, slugged her with a black­ jack and stole (10,000 worth of Jewelry, police said. The victim, Mrs. Hayne Ellis Jr* was released from a hospital after treatment for ANIM AL SHELTER fund has been enlarged with a check from Gamma Lambda chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. Mrs. Larry L. Mann present! the check to Harold Chapman, Jaycees rice president, while Preeldent Jim Smith (left) looks on. (Herald Photo) Mrs. Wentworth Joins Husband Mrs. Alan (Shirley) Went­ worth, Herald reporter for the Bear Lake-Forest City ares, left today with her two chil­ dren, Christopher and Daren­ ds, to join her husband In Danvers, Maas., where ha la in business. Mrs. Wrntworth has served as reporter for the South Seminole area for the past two years. Taking over In her place wilt be Mrs. Robert (Elsie) Kowalski who lives at 3533 Shirley Drive, Bear Lake, with her husband and four children. Mrs. Kowalski may be reached by telephone at TE 8-2175. Skimmed milk or dry skim milk contains as much protein as whole milk but a glass of skim has 00 calories compar­ ed with 165 for whole milk. She said she fell asleep while watching television and was awakened early Sunday by n masked man who said: "Don't aertam end wo won’t kart yon. Mrs. Ellis said the men took three rings from bar fingers and ether jewelry from her FLA. G R A D E “A " W H O L E FRYERS (U M T t f . WITH YOUR |LM OR MORE FOOD ORDER PLEASE) "MAXWELL HOUSE19 INSTANT Sympathizes LONDON (UPI) — Leon­ ard Barford, who becomes chief Britleh Inspector of Uses In February, eald today he finds the job "fascinating, but I can sympathise with all of you." *! dislike paying Income tax as much as anyone,” he said. Tiger Tales Happy Holidays! It is the Bob Guest who were in time of the year when most charge of the party and to families who are separated the enlisted recreation com feel moat at*oa|ly their kmli* mIttee who worked hard for Ita success. Good Show. cess for loved ones who an As always, all good thtagi not around to ahare hi (he must come to an end, so on OVER 35 YEARS holiday festivities. However, the IMh of November, Inde­ It Is Important that we real­ pendent* bid Arrlvedercl to At First A Palsaette ise that we live la troubled Genoa and put to eoa for an (Alongside eld poet office) times, when our country's extended training cycle coofreedom and world peace are sitting of NATO exercises In constant jeopardy. and ship's operational train­ It U only by the sacrifices ing. Well, it won't be long made by the dedicated men now end the big fat men with and women of our armed the long white beard will be forces and their families, that making hie rounds, so may • Carpets * Furniture our freedom and peace can we be the first to wish you * Pianos be maintained. So, even all In Sanford "A Very Mer­ • T ilt • Rental Beds though we may not be at your ry Christmas." aides eating ham or turkey, we are surely then Is our thoughts. We of Heavy Attack One extend to all of our fami­ lies, loved ones, and friends the VERY HAPPIEST OF THANKSGIVINGS. After leaving Palermo, we sailed out Into the majestic blue Mediterranean for more operational training which lasted for five days, after which we anchored In Genoa, Italy. From this besutifui Italian city many of our Tig­ ers went to Munich and Ven­ ice on organized tours and, from all accounts, they had a wonderful time. Genoa Is one of the liberty WILL BE porta that Is visited on every Med cruise so the people there ere very familiar with our Sixth Fleet and are al­ ways ready to show them their warmest hospitality. This Umc was no exception. While In Genoa and in keep­ ing with the policy that "all work and no play makes for dull Tigers" we had another all hands party at one of the finer restaurants in the city. The menu consisted of stesks, french fries, salad, Italian bread, spaghetti and ravioli. There were no calorie coun­ U N T IL ters that I saw and every man enjoyed himself In the finest tradition of the Tigers. Dinner mujle wes provided by the Carrier Division 5ix band. 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B O N D ” ST A M P S 25th & P A R K SAN FO RD I -t f �Home Chib DeBuy W SCS Peggy Jane Lundquist Plans Christmas Presents DeltonJames Parker Program Honored At Parties arried At Central Baptist Church iss Bridges, Luncheon Miu Peggy Jen* Ladqutet, popular brtde-ateet #f WUlU* W. Tyre Jr., Mas bam compUmanted with a aeries of partial recently, rirat of tba gay i m t i waa four tiered wedding cake, flanked by tapers in crystal holder*. Assisting with the ■w ing worn Mrs. K. P. Pattenon, Mra. H. J. Bridges, Mias Alcfle Moor* and Mias Bvotyn Howard. f o r traveling Mrs. Parker ebooo • pink wool suit with vtted to take aa aettve part chid from her wedding bou­ in the Gladarvllk Fire Aux­ quet. The couple has returned iliary, which meets each sec­ from ■ wedding trip m the ond Monday at the homo of East Coast Tho bride la liv­ Mra. Mnua Bridget. ing temporarily with her Mrs. Carl Bradbury ted tbo parents while Uw groom, who question and answer period la serving in the V. B. Air on food* entitled "Safe or Force, completes a course at Sorry.” Mra. Robert Andrews tho ATC School at Keesler and Mrs. Robert Keeling dlaField in Biloxi, Miss. p l a y e d some Christmas Out of town guests wen Items. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Hodge Mrs. Morris Nelson and and Mrs. Bill McDonald of Mrs. William Martin, hos­ Sarasota and Mr. and Mrs. tesses, served refreshment! Fred McSwaln and family of to the 11 membora and six guests present. West Palm Beach. clared winner of high prist after an evening of thought provoking gamee. Mrs. Wil­ liams’ gift to tho brlde-eleet waa a white limit bu s sugar and creamer. White tbo hon­ or#* excitedly opened her gifts, the hostess aervsd but­ ter brickie, nuts and coffee to her guests, assisted by her daughters, Shcralyn, Tran­ ces, Sylvia and Deborah. Sharing the evening with Peggy Jane were Misses Kay Ivey, Niki Ashby, Barbara Bradley, J u d y Lavender, Barbara Flynt, an d the Mmes. Ed Barbour, John Ivey, Joe Alexander, Bob Mit­ chell, Jim Warner, Eugene Kranjaeger, Larry Johnson, Alfred Stanley, Martha Aah- Plans Meeting Wednesday All departments ot the San­ ford Woman’s Club will hold a joint meeting at the club­ house this Wednesday. A luncheon will be served at IX aom with Mrs. William Rey­ nolds, chairman ol the Civic Department, and her commitla* la charge of arrange■eats. The Pin* Arts Department will present n music program under the direction of Mrs. Guy Bishop. The Soclsl Department will be in charge of decorations end the American Homs De­ partment will provide and trim the Christmas tree. Members a n requested to bring a gift sultablo for a child. The gift* will be placed under the tree and later dis­ tributed to local needy fam­ ilies for Christmas. Gwaltney Jewelers 1*4 8 . Park FA 2-C309 WE’RE LOADED WITH CHHISTMAri 1FTS . . . SEE OUR “ CHRISTMAS IDEALS” Gift* • Cord* - Hook* (Formerly MeVlean) 210 E. First St. Mre. Ed Barbour was hos­ tess at a miscellaneous show­ er for Peggy Jane. The eurprise of the evening came when each gueit was handed a card and asked to write a Pilot Club Holds Dinner Meeting Members o f the P ilot Club o f Sanford, heard a flrat hand report on the Pilot Scholar­ ship House, in Tallahassee, when they met at the Civic Center for their monthly meet­ ing and Thanksgiving dinner. Mlia Betty Brandt, ona o f the glrla who raaldea a t th* Scholarship House described its furnishings and told o f the dutlea performed by the 23 glrle who do all o f their cook­ ing and homework. She ralhd It " A home away from home." This is one o f the projects o f pilot cluba in District Four. Mrs. Jack Lambertaon gava a talk on the club's finances nnd conducted a silent auction to add funds to tha treasury. .Member* made written bid* on articles whlui were displayed and a committee checked th* bids with the item going to By Juba Bartoa the highest bidder. A bridal shower given In Mrs. Lambertaon alee axhonor of Miss Frances Haitiway, was held last Thurs­ plained other projects and ob­ day at the home of Mrs. J. K. ligations sponsored locally and Hildcrbran, 103 Crcatwood through the Pilot Internation­ Lane, who ‘ was assisted by al. The main local project o f the Sanford club Is tho milk Ura, II. R. Hamby. Party rooms were decorat­ bank. It waa announced that club ed with pink ribbnna and wed­ members will ring the Sal­ ding belt*. The table, overlaid with a pink linen cloth, held vation Arm y bell on Dec. 7, a two-tier crystal candelabra will have a car In the ChrUtwith pink randies, a crystal inun pnrnd* and hold their compote filled with nute and Chriitmna dinner on Dec. 10. Hoaterscs for the Thanks­ mints and a silver tray hold­ ing petite lours. Mra. Dan giving dinner were Mra. Clay Strickland and Mrs. James Williams and Sirs, Esther Smith presided at the punch Hive. The table* wera decorat­ ed with large pint cone tur­ bowl. GuesU were greeted at the keys, floral arrangements In door by the hostesses. In the orange and hrown and bronsa the receiving line w ere Mbs candles. Miss Janet Smith, presi­ Hattaway, her mother, Mrs. Tally Hattaway am i the dent, conducted tha business groom elect's mother, Mra. L. seatlon and welcomed several D. Haines. Each wore a pink gueata. Representing the An­ chor Club were Mlae Mary carnation corsage. Inviting guests to view the I Scott, Mias Linda Spencer and I * : v t rr tire K. V *jkreri M i-- RK*--ey S i> 'MTI (lth.-r , llu v L.;.Uu tlii.i' :.i-n a n d tm-nte v<t.-t lira. L.i.var. liesMiss Mary Louise Haines, cuch, Mra. Madeline Blakely, The bride-clcct was present- Mrs, Sophia Stutterheim and cd a sliver casserole as a Mr*. Clam Putnam, from New memento o( Ihu occasion by Jersey, the hostesses. -----------------— — Approximately 40 guests atON THE HALF-SHELL tended. Those from out ot Stuffed acron squash makes town Included Mrs. Steve J . a fast, tasty meal served on Uoupt, Mrs. Gar Matthews, a half shell. Wash 4 medium Mrs. Thelma Jennings, Mrs. acron (quash. Halve, remove Lex Green Sr. and Mra. Char- coeds and stringy portion lie E. Johns, all o f Starke, Place halves cut side dowi and Mrs. Michael Pickering in a shallow baking pan filled of Sanford. with U Inch of water. Bake Mra. John Ivey end her daughter Kay entertained the bride-elect la their Elliott Avenue home with a lunch­ eon. The hostesses used ptak rosebuds, arranged in antique container* throughout t b o room aid accented the lunch­ eon table laid with cntwock place mate, with a delicate eeaterpiece of roam in a sil­ ver bawl. Conversation piece was the dessert—Ice cream In small (lower pots with a (lower "growing" in the cen­ ter. Peggy Jane received a gold A hi-fi-stereo often la louder butter dish from her hostess­ In the next apartment than es as a lovely reminder of the occasion. Guests invited to be in Ita own home. with the bonoree were Mmes. William Vlhlen, John Mad­ dox, Ed Barbour, Lee Swarti, Ed Lindsay, Raymond Lund­ quist and W. W. Tyre Sr. CHECKS • TWEEDS PRINTS Miscellaneous Shower W ASH ABLE MR. AND MRS. DELTON JAMES PARKER Woman's Club objects bidden la a pillow­ case. Tbo teCrtthmaM table wsq covered with a holiday doth and centered with yellow muma. Punch was served from a white milk glass punch bowl, with lemon cake. Invited guests were Mows. Ashby Jones, Ernest South­ ward, Keith Abney, Ed Lind­ say, Robert Bdlger, Jim Hgott, William Vlhlen, Bert Dossey, Sherwood Barbour, Art Beckwith, John Padgett, Walter Price, W. L. Kirk, John Maddox, Lee Swarti, Hii*l Flynt, and the Mlaiei Jean Wilke, Joan Wilke, and Barbara flynt. FLAN NEL FROM « ftO MILADY’S SHOPPE O f Fine 1M 0 . Park Christian Sarvtee of the DeBary Cam»mtty Methedte* Church wUl bold tbo annul Christoiai luacbam for mambars rad tbotr guaita Ula Twaday at U : » P -m . In th* Modal Hall of tbo ekureh. Members of tbo Mary and Naomi Clrctas will aam aa fcocteite*. Tbo program will cooalat of a playlet "If 1 Had Bern la Bethlehem" aid a reading by Mr*. Charieq Create entitled "Mary, Mo­ ther of Jesna.** W E D D IN G C O M IN G UP? WHITES AND TUXEDO OUTFITS R E N i - . i £ — SALES Open Fri. Nights llm Kefuen pM IM tl WIAE. IIS Magnolia Fabric* SJJ-OJI Sanford Phone F A 2-1SU q ift i qalohst - a t 5 / W t e t i’A Shower Honors DOWNTOWN Miss Hattaway yum/ vAM/ 8ANFORD -a **- *# *# » # *# •# *# THE WOMEN’S SOCIETY OF CHRISTIAN SERVICE o f tho DeBnry Community Methodlnt Church recently held nn npron fashion show. Mrs. Charles Creascy, president left, nnd Mrs. George W right, chairman o f the nhow nro shown with some o f tho npron*. (Cox Photo) Bedspreads BATES, MORGAN JONES Mr. and Mrs. Calvert Hunt, E. Schultz and th# Johnny Mrs. 0 . R. Rivers, of T al­ o f Hendersonville, X. C. spent Davis Family. lahassee, spent the weekend the past weekend with Mr. with her daughter snd fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Kllle- Mr. and Mra. R oy Green. and Mrs. A. L. Skinner at their home 90* Magnolia Ave. brew and Mr. and Mra. T om Torley were entertained at Mr. and Mrs. Walter Giclow dinner Thankgivlng Day, by spent Thanksgiving day with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Van Pelt. Mr. Glelow'a brother and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gielow, In Vero Beach. BATES, PACIFIC MILLS (A ll 81 sea — Including K ing * Q » « * « 81m ) Church Mrs. A. K. Shoemaker Sr. had several member* of her family with her for Thanks­ MONDAY giving dinner. They were Mr. Christmas meeting of the amt Mr*. J. M. Shoemaker ami family, of Panama City, All Soul* Catholic Women’a H ub . » so p m in !)>«• Social1 Mr. sr.d Mrs V K RJuuv ma*er, Jr Hr arut Mr* K Hat.. Pm twin:, will feature i I,. Ilrows and Mr. and Mrs. religious music, TUESDAY Jimmy Coyne and their fami­ Daughters of Wesley S. S. lies of Sanford. Calendar Clasc, annual Covers SAYDAH, SCRANTON Chrlstmac In McKinley Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. party, starting at T:M p.m. Mem­ Daniels Jr. and children, Ann and Dusty, of Miami, spent ber! will bring gifts for ex­ the holiday weekend with fam­ change with their names In­ ily mcm hori in Sanford. They side a gilt wrapped package. visited Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Bitting home alone la no Wells Sr., Mr. and Mra. J. R. Wells J r , Mr. and Mra. E. C. way for a bachelor to meet Daniel* Sr. Mr. and Mrs. It. a girl. CHATHAM Great Savings on Easy Terms FROM A WORM) OF FINE FURNITURE FROM 7:30 TILL 11 A. M. ONLY M A T H E R of Sanford 2 EGGS (ANY STYLE) TOAST — JELLY CHOICE o f GRITS or POTATOES 34* ALL FINEST QUALITY Sanford’* Only Air Conditioned Furniture Bloc* FREE COFFEE T EGG (ANY STYLE) l STRIP BACON TOAST — JELLY GRITS OR POTATOES (CHOICE) S E N S A T I O N A L VALUES Easy Term s — Open Fri. N igh ts SAYDAH From Your Downtown Florist SANFORD FLOWER SHOP For. E I d ft Sanford Ave. FA 2-1N13 F A J-M M 29* FREE A V AILAB LB , IN BLACK OR GREEN CALF SANFORD'S LARGEST DISPLAY OF NAME BRAND COFFEE T O U C H T O N ’S R E X A L L D R U G “TH E PRESCRIPTION I ll’ ll PRIM ARY CONCERN* COR. lnt & MAGNOLIA PHONE FA 2-2482 DOWNTOWN SANFORD SHOE STORE DOWNTOWN SANFORD Buy Early — Let Us Gift Wrap Your Presents �* * _____I______ I - (b s a h Television Tonight C tb b if ! DKAK ASST: K m etnee I ' m b i n h r M , m >p«dal eoeaoioae Ilka Ckrtat- mm preeanta I can’t bra* •bant. What I naan la, I a * « W to g*t a m * rofrifarator ar atov* ar waahtog narkina, hot do you honaahotd appUaacaa ba eonatdored "gift*"? don’t think 1 am ■napprtciatfra, bat Jait onca 1 Uriah my hatband wonId ftra na aoma luxury Item am • apodal occasion. CHEATED DKAK CHEATED: Sand n o your nama and addroaa and m tip him off. But don't Mama mo if yon ret • down rod rotes for Christ* aaas instead of an t leetrie blanket. o o o a DKAK ABBY: Hero la the story: A collars man invited his mother to par* ants' wookond. Sha drove a m SOO miles and arrived Friday afternoon. Her ton •pent one hour with her, By Abigoil V an Burtn then disappeared with her onr for the rest of the day and that entire evanlnr. Sat* arday aterntof ha spent anether hour with her, and then took off arain in her car for tha rest of that day •nd avenlnr. In tha mean* time, the mother wandered around the eampoa alone, trytnr to follow tha program planned for the paranta. Everywhere sha taw college students with their parents. Was she Justified in going to his dormitory, using her duplicate car keys and loavtog early Sunday morning without bidding her eon goodbye? Sha left word at the house where aha stayed that the had gone home. HIS MOTHEX (i)& DEAK MIXED: Ballon hies. He la trying to tell yon thnt he isn’t reedy to settlo down. • O o 0 CONFI DENTI AL TO MN: It’a a switch when tn eight-year-old toils his parants what to do—-and ha could mao ono. o o o e What's on your mind? For a personal reply, tend a self-addressed, stamped envelope to Abby, Box 8385, Bortrly Hills, Calif, o o o o Hats to writs letters? Send one dollar to ABBY, Box 8385, Beverly Hills, Calif., for Ahby's now book­ let. "HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOE ALL OC­ CASIONS". DEAR MOTHER: In a word, yes. DEAR ABBY: I gaged to a boy and I caught him stepping out with my best friend, to I broke it off. I missed him something terrible, and ho begged ma to take him hack, so I did. $ a c o b if O n £ ju d q a South managed to go down lo w tricks at his three spada doubled eontract. Ho probably eonId have saved a trick in tha play, hut tha discuseloa that followed did not concern itself with that North seem­ ed to think that outh's two spado bid was Inexcusably bad and said so In soma ra­ ther pointed language. South did not really defend Ms two spado bid except to point out that it had told North what to lead against Watt's three club contract and that spado lead would leavs Woat somewhere be­ tween a rock and a hard place when K came to making three elubo. Furthermore South felt that the only eicute North had for going to three spades waa that North wanted to make his opponents happy. Tha matter waa referred to me so a arbiter and it seems Wall, he stopped out on me again with another girl. We were auppotod to get married this summer. Ha Mid maybe we ahonld writ • wllle hrrenaa ha there la still aoma wild life left in him. Ho is 23 and I am tO. What shoutd I do? MIXED UP By Oswald Jacobv 4KJI fA Q Il ♦ Aid! A ll AAIS1 K A R (D) AIT ¥♦ ♦K PKJ10TI A QJf1081 4AQ7107SI * 1 ■ OUTS 4Q10M V III ♦ 789 ♦ E li Kail and West vulnerable Knot I m A W M North Pass Pass 1 4 Double IV Pass 9 * Paso 2A 14 14 94 Pam Pam Double Pass Pam Pam Opening lead—V « worthy ef oomment in this column. Whan someone goes down 1100 the chances are that both partnsrs overbid. This waa true hero. South took his If nMn trs so much smart­ er than women why Is It: That when a min misplaces •omathiai, cither it homo or *4 the offlee, h« Invariably calls on a woman to Rod it lor him? That men arc always asking women such questions as, "What kind of flower is that?” and "What's the name of that couple over there? I never can seem to remember it?" That when a man has something Important to remember h« always tells his wife or his secretary, "Bo sure to rtmlod ma to do such sod such?" That a man will drive miles out of his way when he is lost unless a woman insist* that he stop and ask direc­ tions? That a man will say, "I didn't notice anything was Legal Notice wrong," when s woman al­ ways catches the undercur­ in t h b entervp r s r s r o r TH M NINTH J C D I C H L C I R . rents wb«n there is tension c v r r o r and ron ns:tsi- in the air? N O L B C-orXTT, PLORIDA. That a man can ipend an C H A N C E R T NO. 1XMM AMERICAN FEDERAL SAV- evening in someone's living INOd AND LOAN ASSOCIA­ room and not even notice TION OT ORLANDO, Plaintiff. what U looks like while a woman can glance at a room or N OTtCR S ALB NOTIC1 W HEREBY O tV . EM that on tha 11th day of Decamber. 1111; at lt :t o A. M at lha m ain door o f the Court flrjiH .it T-ui j. J' AanSorft. Klorida, the jm ltr elsned Clerk will o ffe r for m l* to lb* Main it and beet bidder far caeh the fallowing described real property! Lot I. SECRET LAKE SUBDIVISION R B P L A T. aecardlac to the plat thereof as recorded In r u t Hook 11, pace II. Public Recorde of Semlnol* County, Florid*. SoBOthcr with at! etracturee. Improvement* flstnree, appli­ ance* and appurtenance* on •aid land or ueed In conjunc­ tion therewith. TM* sal* le mad* puriuant In final derre* of foreclosure entered la chancery action No. M ill low paadlns tn th* Circuit Court of and for Semlnol# County, Florid*. DATED thl* IJth day o f November, ISIS. (SEAL) A rthor H. Beehwllh. J r , Clerk o f th* Ctreult Court B y; Martha T. Vlhtea Dapnty Clerk ANDERSON, HUSH, DEAN. LOWNDES A van den IIEKO Attorney* for Plaintiff U 1 Emit Central Boulevard Orlando, Florida Fubtlih Deo. I, 1M1. CDO-IO* i> * flrlclih ( t ’ P f) .Adm lialty - TON I T * IN a Editorial Weather Brevard hem Weather Spans Wilier Cranklto Huttier-nrithier H on Cochran Orbit •Midi " % 8s r w r (I) lap Whan tl) Msoaieh Leeeeee tl) Mlhe Wallace News ltiM (I) Ward Tor Word ill 1 Love Loop (I) December Bride lliOd (l) Coaeoatrattoo (!) Prise to ntght llidd (I) The MeCeyo H ill (I) deven Moya <t) Pete * Oledm Tn* <|) Hlpcort <•) Digest (t) Xaao 9 m f:M <» Monday Mid Movtoo « > To Ten The m Otter Limits S:M (I) I vs dot k 1:10 tn waroa Train (l) The Loey ~ ■:l« <11 Danny Th 1:1* (I) Andy Or'ICth (l> Hollywood diet-rite cola FUN SHOW Bvory Sat. Moraine 10:00 Movloa . . . Cartoon* . . , Prises . . . Surprises . . , Toya From Toy Corral Ada. 8 diet-rite or R. C. Cola Botil* Caps R ITZ NOW thru WED. At 1:08 • 1:08 - 9:08 7:00 . 1:08 lH*Ub TUESDAY r . M. tltdd (I) Loot of _ tl) Bralo Pood _ ( I) P in t Impreeetea and the 11:18 ( I) Pother Kaaor* “ it) ■Uri tl:M (I) Breaking Feint (I) Troth or («) East lids—West ononcee Side lStdl It) O aldiog__ IS) ding Alesg With 1:M (S) Bachelor Pother Mitch (I) aeeeral meefltal 1IM (!) Newseopo (I) News (f) Hews (I) Mtryhy Martin With l:M it) As The World < •> Mld-Pla. Mewa the Newe (I ) Science 11:11 (I) Sports glsat (t) Theater et the ttare ltd! (I) Lofftlme 1:00 (I) Pamwerd 11:1# (t) Tealto dhow (t) Ana toothera (t) The Lot# dhow I ltd (I) Art Uahleuer tl) Day la Court TUESDAY A M. (ti The Doctor* 1*0 (I) To Till The Troth 1:11 (I) Newt, Weathtr (I) Loretta Yosai 1:10 (I) Farm Report (!) Qneea Per A HP •:!• (t) CtatlaoaUI •:M (l> The Edge et Night <l) Who Do Ton 1:11 (I) Collect at the Air 41) Tou Don't tap Vi. it) Today •:M «> Donslaa Edwordo (I) Wahe Dp Movtoo News till (It Para Market Mo­ OttO «> Secret dterm to r ! (I) Traltmailer it) state Rows art (I) The Mateh tit* (I) Unci* Walt Weather (I) Born* A Alien f:M (l) Tedap rl) Pre-ieheol Planning ■:N <•) Maverlth 41) Certoone Mows f>l* (I) Ceentitwn 111 * (I) Niwtcop* TUI <t> Mishap's (I) Loot* It To Beavtf Time A lw ays Fresh— A lw ays Sliced R ig h t— A lw ays Priced R igh t—A llgood Brand Sliced Bacon 2-79 C u t From Corn-Fed Young Porkers — “Super-Right” Quality pork Loin V4 Q tr. Loins Sliced, 2 to S L h .A Y g .P k g . DOWNTOWN SANFORD “Super-Right” Extra Lean Freshly Ground Beef Cordially Invites You To Our Special a .a C h jd d Jtm n A FamilyNight The evening of T u c h ., Dec. 3 from 6:00 P. M. to 9:30 P. M. has been renerved especially for oar preferred euntomern, employee, their families and friendo. Wa ask you to present thin letter at oar store entrance for ready admittance to yoa and yoar group. Thin “Family Night" will give yoa the opportunity to nhop ia easy com­ fort and make aelectionn while our Block of Chrinlaun merchandise is complete. Ilecaunc you are a preferred customer, we nay . . . “Thank You1* for your loyal patronage by offering a 107* discoant on all purchaaea made on thin night. TU ESD AY Fresh Fruits & Vegetables! TOMATO GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS SOUP Ylaaeat fib e m MmUSJTS. 25* LBS. 3 3 r 29* F R E SH SW EET Y E L L O W CORN Special! A m Page Boatoa Style, Vegetarian or PORK & 10 BEANS 4 MO. a rc 4 3 EARS 59* NO. 1 ROSE BUSHES 79 Special! Ann Page Pure RED RASPBERRY Preserves,^29t Peach Pie~39‘ Special! Jane Parker Freshly Baked B LA C K B ER R Y or Am Pag* Rooky Frock Spanish Bar ,i^ 2 9 < MAYONNAISE Ketchup 2»~49 Special! Am Page Tomato Special I Special! Am Q t Page Creamy Smooth or Krunchy Peanut Butter ALL BRANDS CIGARETTES Carton 33' 069 Plus Tax I V T C R O R Y ’S Jar GOLDEN RISE BAKING POWDER 12 FLAKEY Ysar drums corn*true wftt PLAIDSTAMPS . Adalt E iln u lew n l Vise a sen* Richard Barnhart Fkg* Special 1 Ana Page Coadeueed WAT OTUKTtC a ftXXK t u COMPANY. X Plaa A t S ill Oaly ■SOILS FOR SALE" 1-Lb. Special! Jane Parker Iced Spice CAKE TMtATHf ••WOMEN OP NAII (JEM M AS)" 59 39 ^ T V Tim e Preview! announcid •Sunday night It hod "re­ ceived s report" of the srrttt of a group of Cubans by British foree* In th* Ba­ hamas. An smbassy spokesman said, however, tha admiralty “wat not in a position to giv* either detail* or number*.” BREAD (•1 CnrteaoMo tl) Lamp* ot Leaning lilt (l> leek Uloiee tl) Exercise S sorts MeCR0RYS TK» v P t i r\ rJ H IU I t») l:U (t) (I) 1:11 (I) <») •:tt (II til <) l:tJ (t) 1 •S 111 weather^rtTSewo •:M (9) Today 7:30-0:80 p. m. (NBC) Mon­ night atnb. Danny can't talk day Night at th* Morion. hot out ri It, to Charley poott “ House ef Numbers." Jack a eoy at th* door to koop thorn rUnnco Start to 0 dual rot* out. But they got to sing be­ in this plctura filmed almost cause th* cop just happens entirely behind the grim wnlis bo n fraternal Irishman. And of San Quentin prison. Jnck Um staging is mighty g plays a convicted murderer because tha four oono an and his respectable look-alike really th* Clancy Brother* and brother. Aided by hla wife, Ti m Makem, whom you’ve played by Barbara T-ang, tha heard on many recordings. convict usoa hla resemblance •:S0-10 p. m. (CB8) Tha to hla brother to brook out Andy Griffith Show. Th* Th* escap* isn't successful, toughs start in th* first sc and ht has to contend with a her* and thereto hardly a mo­ blackmailing guard. ment when you won’t bo 8:30-10 p. m. (ABC) Wagon chuckling. Deputy B a r B* y Train. "Tha Sandra Cummlnga (Den Knotts) ia caught cook Story." Rhonda Fleming in Ing to his room and evicted such a beautiful woman it's by th* stern landlady. He sots hard to accept her as th* up a temporary homo la mother of beautiful-in-hor- back room of Sheriff Andy'i own-right Cynthia Pcppar tn (Andy Grlffth) of fie* but took* like h«H make it a per­ western seaf opera. I t By Ruth M ille tt this uiar Robert Fuller’s moan per­ manent pad, cooking and at formance ia another aaving Andy la not too pltaaod about and later describe it in doth* aituallon and tries to get grata. till? 0-0:30 P .m. (CBS) The Dan­ tha landlady to relent. Trouble That a woman can alze up ny Thomas Show. Very enjoy­ to shoto already token ia a person in one meeting bet­ able. Danny Williams (Danny now boarder. ter than a man can after a Thomas) la in a spot when much longer acquaintance? wife Kathy’s Aunt Molly That a man so often finds (Itarbara Mullen) makes a Delicious it necessary to tell his child­ sin prise visit from Ireland ren, "Go ask your mother?" with htr four aons and calmly That a man sometimes for insist* they should got a sing­ geta important dates such as ing debut In Chsrloy Helper's his wedding anniversary or 2115 French A t*. his children's birthdays yet TV RENTAL Sanford, Fin. his wife never forgets? • Sale* ♦ Service That a woman finds it so Seminole TV easy to plant an idea In a Carry Out Orders FA 8-4IIB man'a mind in auch a way Zenith Color TV Sal** I'h. 322-M 1I that he honestly thinks he 2(08 Hanford Av*. thought of it himself? British Report Cubans* Arrest T.n\*r»OV U. •M It) entases f SSOWOP (I) Itsws •:1« tn Marie Memento Hfo In his hands whan he hid taro spades, but os South pointed out, his bid workodl No ono doubled two spada. In­ stead Woat want to throe dub* and North coutd have passed, led a spado and sot the hand ona or maybe two tricks. How about North? His takeout double was all right, but when South could not bid over Eait’s ono heart North had no exeuia for any further bid. Not only waa South marked with a had hand, but In addition East's ono heart bid had reduced the value of North’* queen of hearts from two points to sero ond without those two points North did not have a takeout double. So there waa no axeusa for North’o throe spado bid and the loss waa duo entirely to him. J h BjJomsm ( y DONALD TAIRCLOT1I. a (In a le man, et el. D efendant* MONDAY P. Price* in thin ad a n good through Wednesday, December 4 2701 ORLANDO DRIVE 17-92 AT 27th 8T. 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Notice* Phone fn * U VACUUM CLEANER, 34f*ln, part*, suppUoa ter Xtorim lax. K irby, l o a m . AteWap, mm SW E E T IE P IE B y Nadine ScH xcr VA O ffice » « W . F lirt Legal Notice Mon- Doc. 2, 8 > - f » n 11 Ltgo l N o tict SKRV1CX Btatkn tar latao. HEATING Good tocatlao. Only amaB SERVICING — TESTING R * f. Baal Batata Brokar aoodto faw right Lewis gates A Sorvko VA T I B I lt -W at Hiawatha PA WT C. C. Road PA 2721 JOHN E. FOX XOTICE 11 hereby given that REALTOR APT. 990. Surplus City. 1M N. Park At*. FUBN. Apt 3330 MeOsavUte. Oabtea. FA 24731. T IE N* GREEN IN TUN CIRCUIT COURT OF B NINTH JUDICIAL CINnoln DUB TO DIVUBC8. Wt Plastic Center tops WALLS CABINET SHOP 111 W. 3rd - S22T471 * Buy, Sen, Trade, Repair BILL'S THRIFT SHOP Appliances . TV • to 2 Drily A Wookon TABS OVER PAYMENTS T ^ Pb. rn-TM m o Hiawatha lHaXIGEAO Dtel Medal, LBw - 2. B E AU TIC IAN W asted for the M ayfair Botal Salon. Call 222-3626 or 122-4013. • Flo. SS. Atrt— fafto florvted New, embroiders, A -•* U .. — Mart ba arid thb weak. No A U T O GLASS of SABA ALU OP SANFORD town payment. Immediate 322 9411. Noodo oxporieacad sewing atIN STALLE D oct*»oacT. IU month isokiao operatara for swim SBokirik Gloat aad Paint «M oo taxog A Insurance. 3A A l •site Bad sportswear. 11 Aik St Salas Office oa UpCoapanp mV u ls Id . sear Church. Open you are experienced oa fat- Xl« Magnolia Ph. FA BUYING A ■ *v tory sewing machines, ww dally 11 a. » . ta 3 p. m. UBBD CAlf • Ante Gteu, Ihyo have steady work for ytm FINANCE IT W R l 0B A Son* Cavort NEW 1964 MODEL la a modern air-coodlUoMd anr emuNT*. IN CRANCRRV NR. U MATNARD STANTON FlatsUft t IMX COO-11 Nearly New 3 BE L e g o l N o tic • rr. in FOB LEASE. AttracUve. w«U located SEBV1CE STATION. Mater ofl Ox Has oppor f Ily ter Borvteo Station deal­ er. XxcoDaat profit peteatUL Floaty of room. PAID TRAINING A ovailabte. Pb. PA 2-3342. BOBXRT A. WILLIAMS BooDor Baymood Londqulat, Aaao. PA 24131 Atlantic Bank Bldg. I f . I am engaged la bustaeen e l "CLEAN quiet Rooms" The 1M* Preach Arcane, la a l e r i geminate County. Florida, ma dor the flctltleoe name at. orras n u n n i o r . and that I Intend to reelrter aald heart with the Clerk at the Clrealt Coart, dominate Coun­ ty. Florida, la aaeordaaoa with tha prorieloaa at the Ftetltlona Kamo Statute*, ta-wltl doetlaa MS.tt Florida atatatea HIT. •1*1 /• / Otte Themaa Fnhllah Mar. II, IL I I d 17. tk R O SA L . P A Y T O N 9. Far Is e t n c r m e t i aa Ton aa* each ef ran are hereby aetlflea a r t require* lo preeeat aay c lalace aad 4 amande which yea, or either of you. n ay here aaalart the citato of H. C. Hofklaa do* ceaeed, late at Mid Ceaaty, te the Coaaty Ju4*a at OeoilBoU Ceaaty, Florida, at Me ettte* la the eoart aeaee at aald Ceaaty at laafard, Forlda. within eta ealeader ■ onthe from the ttmo at the tin t publication ot thla aotlee. Two eoplee of each claim or de­ mand (ball be la writing, nod ■hall atata the place of reeldeaee end poet office addreaa at the elalmaat, and ehall be ewera to by the elalmaat, hla •gent, or attorney and aeeom panted hy a ftllaa fee at one dollar aad eaah claim or de­ mand aal aa tiled ehall ha retd. William A. Hephlae Aa aaacator of the Last WlU aad Taatameat at ML C Kapklaa, daaaaaed R. W . W ar* Atty. toe Xx center P. O. Boo t i l l Boater*. Florida. Pubitah Wov. It. M. A Dae. 1L R«ri M M Far M s REV A MOSS, Defendant t i r n ir v ic iA L c m S o n C R OF NUTT TOi REVA MOSS. 141* Ohio n A ID PMI Arinue South, CharUitoa. m u couxty. n o a iD A GLaw totawat Batea W ool Virginia TOU ABE 3 A 4 BR (aetory, under very good A U T O GLASS & rtu cta n u HEREBY NOTIFIED that a f l a t Monthly Poymuts Moot with 2 baths, large fam­ Complaint for Divorce aad a a n s A ia working conditions. Pboaa n u t COUNIT d A V I M O a ether relief baa been filed ily room—Central heating A PA 1*2204, aa for Mr. Cur­ S E A T COVER CO. FLORIDA BTATB IAMB BANK, a New York Corpora- X Inr. yea Is tka above etyl3M W. 2nd SL PA 23MI air-conditioning — Liberal tate. Ooirt aad yen are hereby tlaa ’49 Chewy, Oood m i Ph, ILL WORE GUARANTIED FtalaUtt required la aarra a aayr af financial wKh imaQ down PA 2 7 m after I p a . year Aaawer or alkar da(cue* poymaaL Monthly pymta. ta the Complalat open tha ANTONIO ITAFFIKltO and S1A. Pats (TV '99 T-BIrd, aa low oo * . loo modola FHTLUB OTAFTICRO. hi* Flalatlfra AUeraay, 2 JACKA r u m r AD JU ST0R8«« SON HAASSK. Altoraay at wife ago. Air at Too Tf Green Bates OfINVEST1GATORS Dafeadaata Law, n o North Orange Ave­ PuB-bloodod Blot Tick flee, Upaala Id. soar T o becom e Branch O ffice nue, Sella IX Orlando, Orange "Y m m a ourt M l poppies. PA 22t t i Is Mm M r t Oooatp, Flartda. aaS fils Ue B m PHTLUd Church, or Loofdala Offlea, M anogors. Rapid adtanewAddram Uuhaewn aristaal Answer as dafaate la IMT Highland Avs. near new m att, ouU U odlng salary S3. Ptowtra • Bhnum Tan are hereby notified that U a oftiea a f tka d a r k o f tka eireqlt Court aa ar hafere tha L ob i d s lo Xkmratary opperteNUics so d em ployee a Oamplalat to Faraataaa i Cteu. x certain merle*** aa u e lai llt h gay o f Daeember, m i . 6. Par Boat School. BLOOMING L P ar t a t I. ». 1HI beaeflta. Moat b o o t least lowtna deeerThad property, te- A. D. i f yea fell la da so ket stock. All other kinds PhoDO 2224T44 Judoment by Default wilt ba c D o -a wltt 1302 Micro Boa VW. Like sow. High School Graduate, 2143 Lot It o f Bleak ___ . takas against yea for the re­ WE L A B A APABTMBNTI: I BB House. Call PA 2-2SS4. •f Nursery shrubbery aad LM N Entorpriooa, Inc. Bale or Trodo. PA 2U7A « and Iw vo car. P ublic P isE AST UROOK IUBDIT1- lief srayed for la tha CamRoams prints bstha, U« IlfT R JTDUCTAL en u HON UNIT NO. FTVB. aa- alalal aad aald m o m win ta co Corp., 301 E . 1st. SL LABE MART. Largo 1 Bdra. GREENBJUAR c trr. in a b b r* W. Pint 8L aardint to the Flat tkrna- then proceed Bu Parte. 37. Boats • Gray Shadows Nursery m u oarnTT. fxowida. Pura. DtRirtt Apt Ntco. Choice late svallabte In at aa retarded la Flat DON* AND 0RD8NBD. at 18. B tlp Wonted S ML 8. on Sanford Ava. IN CMA a CNNT NO. U N I Book 11. Perea It aad II. Baaford. Florida, this «lh day On# Bedroom tern. Apt KB. R a w l y reflniahed. | Graonbrlar of Loch Arbor JUDITH EILEEN HAMIL Public Rccorda ot B aal- o f November, 1MI, A. D> Gateway Ta Tbo Waterway. . 2101 Magnolia, B. A. WllAdults. No peU. PA 2-2S30. overlooking golf course. MARRIED COUPLES without DUTCH MILL NURSERY An­ Plaintiff nole County, Florida Robson Sporting Good* * : * 11ams, PA 2-M L toretber with tha fellew la* Arthur X. Beckwith. Jr. children to work aa houseCustom bonding to your nuals ready now. Upaala Year BVINBUDB Dealer DEAN LA BBT HAMIL Clark circuit Court llama ot property which are specifications. Graonbrlar parents in church rotatod DefeadaaL located In end pem aacally taBeataal* Ooeatr, Florida BLEEPING Boom, prlt. OR IA Spoeisl N oikss Id. Near Mayfair Golf I. l i t Ph. PA U m * n o t ic n BP a e r r •tailed aa a parted* tha tm* By: Martha T. Vlhlea developed by homo for dependant child­ Course. true* A badL PA BTATB OP n a ilD A . proremente on mid land Dequty aork ren. Room and board fur*KING8WOOD neat HOT POINT B L B C T B 1 C Law Offleoo Call altar 2 p. m. Bookhooplng A Tax Sorvko TOl D E/W LARRT HAMIL DROP-IN RANOE MODEL K. JACKSON HAAfSB Iriwd. M u must have own 33. FanUtw* BUILDERS, INC. whoee reeldenoo and ad1CTRPUB SERIAL 1MI4 Suite 1* F U B N I S H B D Apartmoot. Job within commuting dis­ 202 Fairmont Dr. draae are unknown. IATXAIRE F O R M A C K lit North Oraaoo Araana Harold A. Appleby CMas aad clous is. Jlmari* TOU ARE HEREBY NOTI­ tance of DaBary area. Wo­ Used furniture, appliances, WITH DUCTS MODEL HO Orlaada, Florida PA 2-8074 tools, etc. Bought • Sold. FIED that anlt for dlvorea hoc Publleh Nar. 11, It, M A Dax TM Cow IB. 222-4012. man win be oo full salary. bean filed aoalaat yon la tha hae been tiled aaalart y a « aad L 1919. 4M Virginia. Ava. Lorry’s Mart 211 lanford 4 BR Homo in Dream wold. Must have a Protestant Ctreult Court at tha Ninth yon are required tn surra COO-II 2-BDBM. house, ML equipped. Are. Pb. PA 24122. Many astras. 4U3, 17 yrs. Judicial Clrealt. la and For eopy of your Anewor or Plead Church connection. High BIT Xacambla Dr. PA 20420 B. Par fltaa or Baal demlaole Connty. Florida. In* to tbo Coroptalat oa the IN TNN CIRCUIT CWVRT SF remain, Buyer accrues al­ •tbool education end taperChancery No. 111*1, wherein Plalntlfre attorney, DANIEL J. FREE ESTIMATE after • p m. I BB Hooao tor Bait er Boat most entire principal paid JUDITH EILEEN HAMIL la LePEVHM ot Warrick. Cargill r u n RINTH JUDICIAL C H ­ leoce with children preferr­ Upholstering A Mattress ren­ IT, IN AND FDD SBM1Plaintiff and DBAN LARRT A LoPerre, l i t Weot Fair NSLN to data. PA 2*393. CtO PA HIM. COUNTY, PLWBIDA ed. Maximum ago 33. Use ovating. Now A Used Furni­ RENT A B E D HAMIL I* Defendant. Ton are banka Avenue, P. a Bon ltd. hereby required to file your W id e r Park, Florida, aad tile IB CNANCNRT NR I M S of alcohol prohibited and loEsway, Hospital * Baby ture. CaU Nix Boddlag Mfg. D I V D D C B 10. W satod t o Rsat Anawer and/or otherwtee plead the orlflaal Aaawtr or Flead non-smokers preferred. Cot­ Co., at TOI Celery Are. la aeoordanee with the law lay In the office of tka Clark JACK MARCXANT, Flalatlff, 2. 3, A 4 BEDROOMS tages cootaln twelve child­ PA 22117. with the Clerk ot the above o f the circuit Court oa or ho By Dtp, W**k, or Month 1. IVt, A 2 BATHS entitled Ceart and to aarra a fore the llth day at December, CHARLOTTE MARCH ANT. ren and In-scrvlco training Ph. PA 2-8121 IIS W. 1st BL Wt aood tan (10) nice homes copy o f aamo upon Frank A. 1*41. It you fall lo do DOWN PAYMENTS PROM Defendant. furnished. One position open WANTED reliable ceepie te CARROLL’S FURNITURE Taylor. Attorney for Plaintiff, Judgment by defanlt w ill furnished or unfurnished NOTICN TO AFFNAN take n monthly payments lie North Maanotla Are.. Or­ taken egalnet yon for the fa ­ STATN now sad two moro by next OP FLORIDA TO I Immediately! Wt havt the lando, Florida, oa or before llal demanded la tha Cei I B dra, $n month. 1021 x. ot $12.3* « » oomph CHAR LOTTS MARCHANT spring. Apply Florida State Low Monthly Payments the n th day ot December. A. Plata t. cllratsl If you have o 2, 1 tad SL PA t-0221. ■ Addreaa aad Reeldtsea rooms ef furniture. CaU D. 1MI. Olherwtao a Deerae Employment Service, 1 DONE and ORDERBD la or 4 bedroom homo for For Complete Information UNKNOWN Pro Confeaao will be entered Chambers at (anford. Florida, TE 3-1311, Casselberry, eelTrench Ave , gODford, Pter. See Or Call Your TOU ARB HERBBT NOT1 rant ac-lease, call ATTRACTIVE .4 Room furn. ecalnet yen far year failure thla Ith day of Noremhor, ie«L FI ED, that a bill o f oomplatnt Ida. to ao eerre aad file year A a- 1*41. contar Apt fat Oatoos, 2nd far dlraraa has been filed awar and/or other defeaae* aa (IEA L) agalaat you, a r t y os era re floor. IS*. PA 2-sm. required hy law. Arthur H. Beckwith, J r , qulred ta aarra a eopr ef COLORED Motor Route Car- 8*11 Ue Your Furaiture. SA L E S BROKER w iT N B d i my hand aad tha Quick Senlce With the Clerk year answer ar pleading te 2 BDRM, f u n . Apt. Day* risr wanted. References. official aaal o t aald Court la By: Martha T. Vlhlen IN T O W N the bill a f complaint oa the 111 N. Park Ave. S22-2«a> Cash. SUPER TRADING Sanford, Connty ot damlaale, Write Circulation Dept P. Deputy Clerk PA 2-S1BS, nights FA 2-0W1. Plalntlfre attorney. Paul m ate o f Florida thla llth day Daniel J. LeKevre ot POST. PA 2-0477. 0. Box 1657, Sanford. I’ erklne, 141 West gouth e f November, A. D. 1111. 12. Real Estoto For Sals WAIlltICK. CAUU1LL A street. Orlando, riorlda, aad S BEDROOM, Fla. Room, 111 N. Park Ave. 222-2420 (IE A L) LePKVItE file tha original anawer or NIGHT DithwMher, must be 34. Articles For Bala Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., P. O. Boe 114 Electric kitchen. 2414 Dapleadln* la the office of the Clerk ot the Ulreult Court lie Weet Fairbanks Avenue 3 BEDROOM, 1 both. Kit­ esperieaced. Apply Chick NOVEMBER Special. Rod A Cettea. Coll PA 2-02N. Clerk ot the circuit court oa By: Joan M. Wilke, D.C. W id er Park, Florida chen equipped. Owner be­ or haforo Friday. Detember 'N Treat. Sanford, fla. Fraak A. Taylor THE TIME TESTED FIRM reel. 14.77. Surplus City. Pub tick Nor. 1L 11. I* A Daa IL 1**1. If you fall la da ta TRAILER far rant. For In­ 111 N. Park Ave. PA 24123 ing traufomd. Mutt salL AtUraoy ter Flatatlff ». 1IM. 201 W. le t St. Judgment by default will ' It* North Maanolta Araana 19. BUm IIom Wanted CDO-M formation call FA 2-3032. PA 2-2*40. taken egalnet yen far tha Orlando, Florida 4 BR. House. 1 bath, garage READY MIX Concrete, win­ Publleh Nor. II, !• * Dae. I, IB TBB CIRCUIT COURT. relief demanded la the bill Child Cere. PA 2-BT4. eemplalnL MAITLAND — 3 Rm. Furn­ "219" 4-deer eedeat • ». l i l t . NISTH JUDICIAL CNNCUIT. e f WITNEtM A utility room. M.30B. Call BY OWNER, 2 bedroom, IV* dow rills, lintels, atepe, my bend and aetl c n o -«r ished cottage. |76. Mo. FA e y l l a i e r , eetemstle IN ABB FNH *BHINOLN at Henfurd, Hemlnole County, bath homo. One bedroom Widow, Certified Nurse with FA 2 3267 or writs to R4. blocks, send, cement, reek, COUNTY. *TATN OF FLON Florida, this 1th day af Nov trenemleefoa, radio end 2-3396. has separate entrance, can car. Live in. Ph. I37 396S. in t n h e m e u i t c o u r t o f IDA. PBANCBBT NO. 1, Bos 363, Mount Dora, Fla pipe,steel, groase traps, t h b am j u d i c i a l e n t e r r r CALVIN COLLI NX AND HIS ember, t i ll. healer. A good arena be rented for tncoma. Will dry wells, stepping stonos. L) IN ANB FOB 2 BR. FLA. RM., fenced yd. 3 BEDROOMS, 1H both* WIPE, BLISABETH COLLINS. (IE AArthur micaI ear at n price ttadc for smaller place. 20 . liB h y a U te ra It. Beckwllh. Jr. ruUNTT. FLORIDA lllracle Concrete Co. PLAINTIFFS bt Lako Mary. 322-1301. Clerk of the Ctreult Court IN CNANCNRT NO. t Swlmmiog pool. Purn. or Shown by appointment. CaU that'* right. vx PA 2-6731 BABYSITTING, Day or Night, 300 Elm Avu. Ily: Martha T. Vlhlen. D.C. In — McCAUOHAN M O B T O A O I LUTHER KINO and unfurn. 121 Lako Dot Dr. FA 2 9444. Paul C. Perklna I'M'URN. Apt. First floor. COMFANT, INC. a Florida LBN L IT FBBEMAN ot ale transportation. PA 2-6304. 111 Weal South Street Sunland. DUO THERM well furneee. •orpa ratios, 604 B. Park. DEPENDANTS Orlando. Florida 15. HubIbbbb Opportunity F U latltt Complete with tank, stand N o n c a o r s u it 21. Reality Attorney for Plaintiff 17-93 TD AUIBT TtTLN and oiL Lika new. PA WILLIAM EUOENN TBBFTOB TBB rVATB » P FLORIDA TOi Publish Nov. 11, II, II A Dee 2 BDRM. house In Laka Mary. Prime Commercial Sltea. Harriett's Beauty Nook $30 month. 322-4066 or 6271. and BARBARA ELLBN TREP Lenley Freeman and or wife 1. 1*11. 23H93. Sanford and aloog the high­ TOR. hi* wife, aad CHARLES LAVADA Freeman. If living! CDO-IS Ere Appt’s. 3 Sr. Beauticians II. HADDEN aad MART E aad It dead against all parties 2 Bdrm. unfurn. Kit. Equip. way — tadudiai to aerti 103 So. Oak PA 3-3742 BLUE LACE Formal gown, HADDEN, hla Wife, MAN OR WOMAN claiming any Inter, it, aa heirs, IN TNH CINCUIT COURT OF Near Base. FA 2-0306. with 11 rental unite oo pret­ Full length hoop, rise 7 or 9 Defendants •realtors devleeee, lelnarx or THN NINTH JUDICIAL CIR­ PART TIME PERMANENT Wave Spcelel NOTICB TO DBFSNB OB UN­ ty lake. CaU ua for a LUTMBR KINO aa« --------- CUIT. IN AND FOB SERI 322 9311. DER OF PUBLICATION SUIT KINO hU w|fs If llTtna, and NOLB COUNTY. FLORIDA. IN in% off regular prices. '•Guided Tour." f o r P om a cL oa u m a CHA.NCNNT NO. I teas If dead (has ksalaet all parOpen Evenings by appt. Bought. Sold, Traded, Cash TOI W I L L I A M EUOENN tlaa elelmlag Retirement Home— Neat Very Small Sterling Capital NOTICN OF Interest, by, TRNFTOR. TNI, UdN. through or under Luther King, Free perking lot. Servlcei to' your guns. Buck's Gun IN THN CIRCUIT COURT IN Convenient, Two FONKULOaURR I U R BEL AIR 4-deer cedea; Bedroom, aad BARBARA BLLEM as heirs, creditors devleeee. RONTON FEDERAL HA VINOS AND FOB SKRINOLR COIN. from Up to tip. Hick, 307 E. let., St., Ph. T-S angle*, eatemetlg Close to City — Shuffle board TREPTOR. hla Wifi. TV. FLORIDA. NO. ISMO AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a lienors, er otherwleet and Opurste from Homo Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop FACFLT L e a d e r e h l p otherwise^ hy. through or un­ United States corporation. treearnimten A r e e l 323-0960. WOONSOCKET INSTITUTION Hospital, Tennis. Only 33900 Sertri! Choice Terri tori«» i,i, - j Field Team. WEFTPAC der the raid Lenity F ret-re-! P!el-*lf'. r«>p a t v t v i t a <i 5?* \v t nice cur, and only , , , , Include* ALT, : / » C f l p n t t l t f N a v e l ] ■c l er D u l l r rte a a n i u t D i X i t '.i i u v M [ t l i nk. DOUBLE Hedfoota ID’-, heby A V A I L A B L E SOON i'tijtu. duo. vl; oil-toil I'nteee. Japan • ANRKTT and Platatlff. | •gelntt ell other ptrllee on- ROBERT crib. Lika new. F A 2-4147. SANFORD and also Fleet Poet Offtoo REALTOR • IN8UROR Phono door (3) 2224326 known to the Flclutlffx who JUNK C. DARRCTT, hla Wife, Han Prancteeo. California mey la cay maaacr w hatcc. •tala DoLand Orlando WILLIAM BAT BBDWBLL ot TOIL W ILU AM EUORNE ever, aa he Ire, IcvD ccc, credi­ Dafendante. •I. Winter Perk Daytona Beach lintel Portor Beauty Shop TAPPA N Elect. Rang*, 1 yr. TltEPTOR and BABBAUA EL­ tor!. NOTICB IH HKHKIIT OIV. Defendants 322-4991 1919 8. French Ava. grenterx tclacre or old, WostinghooM refrigera­ LEN TREPTOR. are hereby •thcrwlcc Leesburg Ocala Cold Wave (3.00 complete noticb o r uurr la aar manner EN pursuant to a Final De­ tor. 823-0438. notified that a Complalat for whatsccvcr, claim any right, ere# o f Mortgage Foreclosure, T N I ITATB OF FLORIDA UN W. 29tb St. PA 3-1321 ptua so rural other areas Foroeioearo o f Mortgage baa title *r lutcrcst o f sag na­ dated November tl. n at. aad t o i william Ray Bad we 11 keen filed egalnet yen. and ture or ktM, U a a l to the •nlerad In Chancery Cnee No. Wa will appoint ■ linear* Realdeaea unknown. 22. Build • Paint • Repair TENOR Guitar amplifier end you are required to eerre a tellcwlag Iccerlbcd tract c t t i n t o f tbo Ctreult Court of Audrey M. D.dwell, man or woman to usu our mike, 1100. WlU finance or copy o f year Aaawer or Plead- tea l lying a a l being In flcml- the Ninth Judlelnl Circuit la Residence Unknown. Property Management sales aids in eiUhlahing and PAINTING—Room or Houic Inge to the Complaint oa the aolc Couatr, Florida, dcacrlb- end for Seminole County, Flor­ will swap for what have The mailing .<ldr.ee of A Sales Broker ria ln tlffe attorney, Joeeph M. td ac tellcwx to-wltl ida. wherein BOSTON FED­ these def.ndanta let —Prices very Low— Ph. esrvicing a number of un­ you. 322-3114. Fltegerald, 111 Boonrlty Trnat VAX X F.P.O, Ban FranBegin 1IM (L Kact aad ERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN 223-0660. iat iunal aelf-ierviee "TOY Building. Miami *L Florida, STATION WAGON: 9 claeo. California 11 f t South (being 11 ft. ASSOCIATION, a United State* FOR SALE- FU1 dirt, day. and file the original Aaawor Teu arc hereby notifies that frcgi tha center e f Ocncva corporation. In FUlnllff, and SHOP" Display* In markcylinder engine, 4-whoel or I'l.adlng In tbo oflloo o f 25. Plumbing Services Avenue) c f the NW Cor­ ROBERT * . BARRETT and A suit haa baan filed against shell, post and topsoU. Ellis Offars for your aeluction uts, drug, virlsty stores, the Clerk of the Circuit Court drive. A solid ner of NW u o f gcetlca I, JUNB K HARNETT, hie wife, you In tho nbova entitled IJoyd, FA 2-2378. on or before tbo llt h day of those Beautiful a, I, A 4 etc. You got report Com­ Tcwaihlp I* South o f ere Defendants. 1 will sell enuie. and that you are re­ HINSON k H EARN ■lag aart !«• tlree Der»mb*r. A. D.. 1*11. If you lleogc 11 K c.t, thenea run to tha highest and beet bid­ quired to ftlo your answer Bedroom pany advice and guldanca. PLUMBING CONTRACTING World Book Encyclopedia Dic­ pricad right. fall lo do eo. Judgment by de­ Houth II ft., theneo Baat der for cash at tho W.etern with tho Clerk o f thl. Court fault will be taken egalnet However, you mult replaco Repairs A Water He* ters *1 fL. thenee North *1 ft., (Front) Door of tho Scmlnela And to servo a copy thereof tionary. Like new. Phone you for the relief demanded County Courthouse In the Clly upon tho plaintiff or plain­ thence Wool *1 ft. ta point toys each week aad collect FREE ESTIMATES FA 2-4147. In the Complaint. of beginning (Lean the of Sanford. County ef Semi­ ti ffs attorneys, whoee name Tbs deecrlptlon o f the real money. 204 E. 3rd SL 322-9143 addreaa la Jennings, Weet 1* ft. which le re- nole. Florida, nl list* A. M., and property proceeded egalnet let on the ltth day ot December. Wttte. Clarke and Hamilton, DAYBED naw cover 110. High carved far Alley way. REQUIRES ONLY FEW Lot 1C. Bloch a WOOD. Thla being a cult to QUIKT 1*41, the following deocrlbed lies Itarnatt National Dank PLUMBING chair |5. Jumper chair |3. MERE PARK *ND RE- T lTU t lo the above describ­ property, ne eet forth la aald Building, Jackaonvlll. 1. Flor­ HOURS EACH WEEK Contracting Repairs l-LAT, according to plat ed lend, and parties Plaintiff Final Headboard twin ill* 13. Decree of Mortgage ida, not later than December This la not e Job but a chance thereof recorded In Plat end Defendant ne above set Foreclosure, to-w ll: FREE ESTIMATES II, t i l l . If you fall to do so 322-9426 alter I p . n . to got into something you Rook II. Pago 11. Publle forth, and tou and each of Lot t*. HEAR LAKE a decrea pro eonfee.o will be R. L. HARVEY Kocorde of Hemlnole Coun­ you are hereby rtqulr.d to file II ILLS, according to Mo entered agalnot you for the may hav* alwaya wanted — ty. Florida: 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3333 PECANS, 3 lbs. for fl.00. 23th Plat thereof, oa recorded relief demanded In the com­ with (be Clerk of the above a buelntsa of your own. One TOO ETHER WITH the feltow- styled Court at Sanford. Flor­ A Sanford Ava. Bagg's Curb In Plot llook 1*. Peas II plaint. This suit Is to foreIng described equipment: o f tha Public Records of clo.e n mortgage. The reel ida. .Itber personally or by that can b# handled In spare 27. Special HrrvIran Market. FA 2 2924. I OK Rang* — Model attorney yonr written appear­ l.m lnole County, Florida, property proceeded against le: lima and still tsav* room AT JMtl V Serial No. VO ance or ethor pleading and to tog.thnr With the follow­ Lot M, Hlo«k P. gUNPiano Tuning and Repair FRUIT Gift Packed. We ship 34113 ing: for full time axpanalon. file a eopy thereof on or with LAND ENT AT EN. a oubTo make tho boot homo W. L Harmon — FA 2-4233 express. Baggs Curb Mar­ I U K. Refrigerator — Mo­ the Plalntlfre Atierney, R w. * Eleotrend gpnee Heaters dlvlilon. according lo e NOT A GET RICHdel T.txl J V aerial No. Were, P. O. Boa. 1111. San­ Mid.I MSB buy, aa« tho plat thereof, recorded m HV 441110 QUICK SCHEME All termanently installed; ford. Florida, on or befora tha SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa­ ket, 23th k Sanford Ave., Plat Hook II, pa g.s 14 to Thla notice ehall bo publleh- ttth day o f Decorator A. D. Including the building and FA 2-2924. I t of tho Pubilu Records If you hav* a desire te butter tios, etc. Frco estimate. Ph. od once each weok for four I MX and h.raln fall not, an appuncanacce locwt.d there­ o f Seminole County, Flor­ yourau'f — if aobor, honest, roneocutlvo weeks la the San­ otharwlae Judgment by de- on. together with the furni­ 322-360*. ida. F1R4PLACE WOOD ford Herald. furnlahlaga. end fu ­ fault will be entered egalnet ture. WITNEIN my hand and tho and really aincaro. hare a DONE AND ORDERED at you. Oak and Fin* tures situate therein, sn l lo­ •eel o f said cou rt At BaAford. M otor Sales car A 9298 (minimum rt- WELLS GRILLED, PUMPS, Sanford. Seminole C o u n t y , WITNKXd my hand end eesl cated thereon. Florida, thla l l t h day o f Nov­ Robert Morris, 3Z6-036S SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Florida, title 4th day ot Nov­ o f the sold Court at Sanford, DATED this llth day ef ember. t i l l . quired), apply at oacu, giv­ COMPANY ember A. a 1*41. (■KAL) •emlnole County. Florldx thla November, t i l l AU Types end Sites GUNS. Buy, sell, trade, re­ ing complete details about (SEAL) tha 14th day of Novembur. A. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr.. We Repair and Service Arthur IL Beckwith. J r , te 1SSX pair. Osteen Bridge Fish Arthur H- Beckwith. Jr, yourself, phono number. Air­ Clerk o f the Circuit Court 2nd. 4 PaloMtto Clerk. Clrealt Court S T I N E Clerk o f the Circuit Court Arthur H. Beckwith. J r , Byt Martha T. Vlhlea Camp A Gun Shop. mail or wire: By: Martha T. Vlhlen SeinlDoU county, Florida CUrh Deputy Clerk Machinery and Supply Co. PHt FA S4281 Deputy Clerk Ily: Martha T. Vlhlen By: Martha T. Vlhlen. D.C J.nnlnge. Watts. Clarke 207 W 2nd SL FA 3-6432 For Sate. Pony Saddte, 320Joeeph M. n tsgeralJ R. W. R are. Ally. Deputy Clerk aad Hamilton TOY MERCHANDISING OfflM PA 22UB 2505 8. Park 11* Security Trust Building COURSHON * COUNIHON F. a Boa MIX Barnett National Beak Bldg FA 2-3323. Miami U. riertda ■••ford. Florida COUP. RAY'S UPHOLSTERY IMS Bisenyne Boulevard Jacksonville t, Florida Night PA 3-004B FRanklln t-»4T» Fuklish Nov. IS. II B Deo. t. *. Miami 11. Florida Piihll.h Nov. If, IS A Dec. FA 2-0861 84-10 68th Street Reuphol*tiring. Free ert. PIANO in exceUcn; condition 323 0700 Publleh Nov. 11. II, 11 A Dec. DM. Publl.h Deo. 1, MSI. I. ». D ll. Woodeido 77, New York FA 17813 TE 3-2336 1. 1 IU FA 2-2733, CDO-IJ i 2324 Pars Dr. Sanford, Fix CDO-I47. CDU-II ms Watch T H IS SP A C E FHA - V A HOMES ron iee Needed At Once $100 200 . Stenstrom Realty FHA - V A CLEANEST Best Buy Used Cars Stenstrom Realty S t Johns Realty 1957 Chevrolet BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY TOY ROUTE Legal Notice *695 1955 Chevrolet GOOD INCOME stamper agency VA-FH A s495 1959 W illys Jim Hunt Realty Government Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty ’ 1095 Save! Save! H O LLER �. r o s * - - T *\1 r .5??'■ i con Campbells' Cold Weather Treat Tomato Soup ‘ 10' Evap. Milk Bveokfoet Club er Slhrei Cow «t »u can Dor.ndaita. RMKI or m m WOTICK U H IM BT BITBN that an Iba lath tar at Daeambar, t ill at Ul A. M. at lha m a i n t a a r at lha C a a r t Hanna at l.wlaala Oountr, at tan tart, Florida, tha undaralfnad Clarh *111 attar far aala ta tha bleb, ait and bait blddar for aaah tha tollawluff daacrlbad rial propartn Ix.1 II. Blooh I. W U - S a M ie a lle ifO O T iiriu riE ijj rituT ad- vast n id i NWboaaror a hallatans tUrte wo teU tho bolli, tad tho boQ alcpn.” Tho oosvont’a thru balla wart c u t la C am any to jaara a ft. tho Reverend Mother cammealed: 'Thojr war# bleeeed for protoctloa .faloet ■tornti, but perhepi tho vibration* from lha balla mar havo aomatUsi to do with Uw dlapewal aI ball. Tho point it that it w k i , " A apokoimao of tho llotesrologlMl Offko ttklt "At phyiletl r o o m why rlndm t boll ahould dliporio belL" lilTlOff a o o a r d l a g to tho plat tharaat, aa rneardat la Flat Booh II, rata at, Fubll* Raeorda of utmlnola coonir. Flor­ ida, tocaibar with alt atraotarao, lmpro.ani.nl*. flitura*, appllancaa and appurUnoaeaa on aald land ar aaad la conjonaHon tharawllh. Thla aala la wadi paranaal ta final daoraa at foriolaiuro •nlorod In Cbaneirr aetlnn No. mao now ponding In tho Clrenlt Court ot and tor timlaola CountFi Florid*. DATED thla Itlh dir at Novambar. 1111. (■CAL) Arthur It. Bacbwlib, Jr., Clarh af tha drtult Court Uri Martha T. Vlhlau Dapuir curb ANDKIUON, IIUU11. DCAN. LOWNDKd * van d.n BKSU1 Altornara for PUlnllff i l l Raat Caalral Boularard Orlando, Florida fubllih Dae. 1. HU CDO-1M FOR CASH M G . * 6.95 V A U I I $ 3 9 9 with $15.00 worth t f Publii fspas Krwft'o Popular 39* Cheez-Whiz Q l o i S S stainless srm Town Square Strawberry iu d is Shortcake ... ST 39* (L e t. p k f. M e I m m nalroo UNO. Dm . A Itai P ; Ro*qi«ot Auorted 39* Dinners...... O w s W iY W B O SW IFT'S PREM IU M PRO-TEN TENDER-AGED G O V T -IN SP E C T E D H EAVY W ESTERN FULL-CUT MAZOtA COSH Oil MARSAIINI 2 1-lh. cfws. 78c wtiMd obpires Wad. Dee. 4. IMS l a d y MMMMMMMMM W iC W JMO raan Stam ps S «dS du1 ton** a d «Mtbmo •(> KIATT'S STRAWIERRY PRESERVES ll-o i. |tr 59c muma euMree Wed!. Dee* 4, IMJ G R E E N S T A M P S frozen foods M Oal4raan Stam p s Sla town* art aacbawah Oviaraan Stam ps tet W<|M *»d p n liu adi ROUND STEAK S I 5 v ift r Prem ium T s jfy Before You Join The Holiday Shoppers B *each dairy special* d iiim Stop Haro F irst Folding Chair * 79 * he r t t P ru n e Juice All Beef Franks «> 59' O w v ss m t o Orwon Stam p s *dWtea w »u tod todiu *h down produce lan e Mccotaucrs ruck n m i 4 * a i. can 39c __ ■•upon saptree Med. Dec. 4, tMJ F L O R ID A P A S C A L I It's sm art to handle you r C hristm as shop­ CELERY ping on a cash b a sis. Service is usually faster and you are fre e to deal w herever there are epecial sa les and good bu ys. B esid es, you d o n 't have to worry abou t paying a lot of bills a fte r th e holiday seaso n is over. o T iffH R f lf flT t o Oa t*raan Stam p tea tmtm m i fmkmt «h DIKII C U t 5-os. REFILLS 5 0-ct. pkg. 35c Y O triL UKK OUR STVIAM UNIO eutepon siR irn Med. Dee. 4, IMS L M N SIRVICg. .Th e cash you need can be in your hands almost es toon as you ask fo r it. W hat's m ots, you may repay In small amounts over ■ long period. o a i S Q •Ibtetaaautetodiiwib VI M l O .A .C . F I N A N C E C O U P O R A T I O N per s ta lk HUNT SAVER MM MTE1MMT 22-oa. hot. 39c MtoM •»•>»»» WM. Dm 4, I0U O W V 5 S V *M to Orwwn Sta m p s M teai FLUMl OSS IMPORTED DANISH CANNID PICNICS 2 .0 . aaa | IJ I DM. Dm . A S_0.0,<?QHPQQ.llflAQ.QQgUfl t i l W a d Flat $*••»....... 7..... . ........ .TiL FA!ila*2-0 MJ in nun 421 North Orango Avow*........... ...Telephone 424-3605 401 W#«t Conlrol loolavord................ Telephone 4236493 120 b e CohNtlol Drhr*.......................’Telephone42S-264I lOANSMADi TO IMiaiWTS O f AU WSBS TOWNS j > ) --------- ti f e j mmma i _____ i 8 a M m ! BE ■ 5b OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQ JW O raan Stam ps r IONS UP o W H I I I S H O r r i N C IS * U E A S I I I I I Get EXTRA Christmas Gifts with S E M IN O L E P L A Z A CASSELBERRY. FLA. HW Y. 17-92 & SR 436 jaMMuaauoM It’s A H ail O f A Note A t Com m it !«■*» « P**«"> �State OKs Loan For Sanford Canal Study (Ell? g>anfari> lijmtUk id* yearn i t t t e ' n * ' i i The trusts** o f the Internal S t. Johns • Indian River Canal. Improvement Fund a (reed toThe money mill be re-paid day to tend M O O t to finance over a maximum period o f e i« c Sanford’ * B Com pany o f tbs IMth Infantry's Second B a b talioa. Florida N a t i o n a l Guard, caa now relax. The local unit com pleted Us a n ­ nual 10 (Inspector G eneral) inspection last night at the local Armory, A lt right, fe l­ low s! At ease! • • o I f you don’t believe that ■very vote counts just ask El­ ton Bennett of C asselberry. In his race lor a Casselberry alderman's post M ooday, Ben­ nett eame up with 239 votes white Cliff O verm an posted M l. e e o Because of his interest nod support of the Rotary Club's boys* baseball program ov er the years, President BIB Hemphill o f the local organi­ sation preseated ■ trophy at Monday’* noon luncheon m eetbig to George Stine, n re­ tired Sanford businessman. Stine spesibeaded the m ove­ m ent here. The league he set up later becam e the Babe Ruth League. W e know that a lot of youngsters are Indebt ed to Georgo for his fine work ov er the years. We a ll appre d a ta Itl s o * the district! Seminole, B re­ vard, Volusia and Orang o . Spokesmen fo r the d istrict ■aid they were quite con fid en t WEATHER: Chance of showera late afternoon or tonight; clearing and cooler Wednesday; low tonight In 50*. United Press Leased W in Established 1908 TUES., DECEMBER 8 ; 196S SANFORD, FLORIDA ** " 17?*7* City Monday Commission evening ent to tho Maytown area w ill be built and said there wan a chance tha loan could be r e ­ paid from conatraetioi fu n d s and over a 10-year rather th an 20-year period. • s o WASHINGTON (L T D — Five ratera tarotvrd to (Be ralroad work rales dispute ■ow n ted today they would Ilia n il dda week challeagto* toe dectetoa ef ax aiMIrattest heard that woald eliminate thousands ef rail agreed to the proposed canal from Solv­ NO. 74 Bulletin City Agrees To Discussions On Marina enter negotiations with a group of Sanford businessmen for the construction o f x m irina on j u w a ••• the lakefront at an estimated cost o f $150,000. Jam es Graham Chapman, 19 Named T A LLA H A SSE E (U P !) — Sitting at the state school board, the cabinet Inday nam ed 19 members to the legists ttve created school tim b ers professional practices act. Ansley Elected Mayor 01 Casselberry Owen Ann toy, newcomer to the political scene in Cassel­ berry, Monday was elected mayor of the town topping his closest opponent, Kohn Lady, by a total o f llHl votes. George Howard and C liff Overman regained their aeati on the Hoard o f Aldvrmen although C liff Overman won out only by tw o votes over Klton llcnm-tt, his closest onposition. Uu« Sawyer and Mrs. Mary tmop posed exadt- THE JAYCEES CHRISTMAS PARADE Com­ mittee met with the ju n ior trade body'* presi­ dent, Jim Smith, to review the highlight* o f inat year’* event and put finiflhlnff touches on plans fo r the 1963 parade, scheduled fo r Wednesday. (Seated, left to right) are float chairman Kon Ruwal, Smith, and parade chairman Dnve Ktingensmith. (Bock row, left to right) are Dave Ber­ rien, parndc marshal: DeW Itt Mathews, chair­ man of jut lire* and diifnitaries, Wemlel) Davis, in charge o f transportation; Harold Chapman, chairmun o f publicity. County Nails Rumor Orange Site Okayed County Commiitaion moved awiflly thlx lo cramtcnct * move by the "Central Florida ■“ “ * |miUw’f Indicating all s p r o p o s e d stnte uniIan to have tha new in dunty. & •r rates £SZS Wl the ---------------la w y e r taking MB and Mr*. Hawthorne, 377. Countdown on other candi­ dates gu\c Anstcy 23d, Lady, 1.30 ami Carl Stoddard, la, in the mayor's rare. Aldermen wero Howard, 235, Overman, 2(1, Hennett. 2311 and C. 6. In a surprise m ove .ujndsy Muirill, I3H. An overall total evening, the City Commission of |U2 votes were cast. approved a second allocation Cily OKs Second $5000 For C. Of C. Youths Asked To Join Rifle Club o f $5,000 to the Chamber of Commerce. Ilte Chamber hod requested an inrreaso during budget hearings from the $10,unit at located last year to $15.0011 but the City a t that time donated only $5,000 fo r Cham­ ber activities. Monday evening’ s action In­ creases this year's allocation by tho City to the Chamber to SI 0,000. County Commission previously had increased It* allocation from $10,000 to Sanford boys and girls lietween 12 and 18 years arc in­ vited lu join the Junior Killc Club being sponsored by Sanford police. First session o f the club will be held at 2 p.m. Satur­ day at the Police Rcncvolrnt Association building on the lakelront. Hoys and girls will learn to shoot .22 caliber rifles for $20,000. competition, sport and to learn hunter safety. ship committee. This, they feel, is a m ere drop in the bucket to what reasonably Steinmcyrr Hoofing a n d could be expected of parents Sheet Metal, only bidder with and fans of a conference $2,082, today was awarded the championship school. contract to install a m-w J . L. Holiliy this at the County, Homo when is attending GoverMother said there would County Commission met in nor Bryant’ s safety confer* be days like Monday when we special session. encc at Tallahassee. reported that the Cham ber of Com merce's Board of D irect­ ors would m u i Tuesday night. Actually. the directorate meets Thursday night in the Ixibby Room o f Sanford's Civic Center at 7:30 p. m. Main Item of businesa: elec­ tion of officers. • • • Contract Let i be repaid out o f an authorised levy o f $2,500 a year against each o f the fou r counties in spokesman for the group, out­ lined tentative plans to the Commission and requested a 30-year lease on the city's boat basin. Commission m em ­ bers expressed need for a marina but instructed Chap­ man to return with more detailed plans before the City would enter into negotiations Lsyue Patrick, an old class­ for such a long-term lease, m ate of ours at Stetson, d rop ­ Chapman said the group ped In yesterday to chew the fat about the big plans for plans to proceed step-by-step Stetson’s future. Layna is now in the program, commencing the director o f alumni affairs with a small start and eventa t the Hatter Institution. Stet­ ualty having slips for 161 son will receive n tremendous boats, along with side slips grant from the Ford Founds and space for a restaurant, tion, provided the university toilets, gas and other services. He indicated the ultimate matches it dollar for dollar. It’s a ra il challenge fo r Stet­ plans call for construction of son alumni and P atrick's gut another dike to the west of his hands full. But knowing the “ bond shell" pier. Commission instructed City this fellow as w e do w e're Attorney William Hutchison sure former Stetsonites will and City Manager W. E. corns through. Knowles to work with Chap­ • • • Out Casselberry way, again, man and his group in shaping residents there who have ob­ up plans for final negotiations. In other action, the Com­ jections to the proposed new mission: comprehensive xoning ordin • • * an cc are reminded that Wed Heard Gee. H. Speer Jr. nesday is the deadline for filing requests for ebangas. plead fog MtoUtotoka of p ertu w totoL ^ toatto* Ad complaints, the d o c k ing hears, will be taken under Slate i t o d a l H M t o e d l 'i consideration by the town’ s quest ter a raaptetn utility soning com m ittee and the agreement for the reconstruc­ Board o f Alderm en. After tion o f 23th Struct; took under this, a public hearing on the a d v i s e m e n 't to name the ordinance wilt be scheduled. public lib riry in the old jxistoffice building the “ Cordell • • • Tickets for Friday night’s Memorial L ib ra ry ;" directed Seminole of Sanford -v s- Os­ Hutchison to draft an ordin­ ceola of Kissim m ee affair ance for annexation of com ­ are now available. There’s a mercial property at the south­ slight increase over regular west corner o f 27th Street and season prices. Adult tickets Sanfonl Avenue. Tabled a request by the can be bought at most local drug stores. Student tickets, Jaycees to provide a site for however, are available only at an animal shelter and to Seminole High. By the way, name a Commissioner lo work tickets bought In advance are with the Jayrccs pending the same prices as those pur­ further information; passed a chased at the M em orial Stad- request by the federal govern­ ment to purchase the vacant dium’s box office. • • • lot adjacent to the obi postThe Seminole High Booster o ffice pending future bidding; Finsnce Director Club roster now totals 300, directed •ays Mrs. Charles Meeks and Henry Tam m to draft a plan Mrs. Richard Elam , who head for equalising the value of the organisation's mem ber­ vacant lands. 6 it least $3,000 n year. It to t * At Capital Brother Dies W . D. Ih om pton, o f Mag­ nolia Avenue, learned today o f the death o f his brother, (>r. I.. L. Thompson, at Pitts­ burgh, Pa. The funeral will t ; held Thundsy afternoon. Judge Vernon M i/e, also president o f the Concert Association, phoned to ■ay that the organisation's Ini­ tial presentation will be given Dec. U. at the Seminole High Sihool auditorium. The group will present Mias Lilian kallir, concert pianist. The ju dge said tickets for this concert wilt ba mailed to members within a few days. No tickets are avail­ able to non-members. How­ ever, memberships ran still be obtained by railing Mre. Ralph Austin Smith a t FA 2-43*8. Voting Light In 3 Towns Voting checks shortly be­ fore noon today at elections being held around the county Indicated that Monday's trend In Casselberry for an “ un­ usually ligh t" vote could be the rase in all municipalities. In Altamonte Springs, 95 of M7 registered had voted; in Lnngwood, 134 of S3S had turned out and in Oviedo only 33 of 440 had c is t ballots. City Rejects Building Plan Meeting: Called TALLAHASSEE (U P I) Rep. Wclborn Daniel o ( Lake today called an organization­ al meeting o 1 the interim committee on governmental reorganisation and efficiency for Dec 10 in the House speaker's conlvxuu v room . Seminole Commissioners, disturbed by newt reporto elsewhere that the “ Com­ mittee" recommended Or­ ange County with the ap­ proval o f all seven coun­ ties, directed Chalrmaa J. C. Hutchison to telegraph the Slate Hoard o f Control It did not indorse the “ Com­ m ittee's" recommendation end. furthermore, Hemloole County “ Is very much In tho running to ksvo one o f its two sites ei. led fo r tho new school." Genersl Hutchison In­ structed Clerk Arthur If. Ilcrkwlth Jr. to telephono other County Commissions in the seven-county ores apprising them o f Ihs Semi­ nole County Commission ac­ tion. Local Commissioners were at a loss as to who rom prise* the “ Central Flo­ rida Development CommitIre" although It was in­ formed tw o Seminole resi­ dents are members o f tho com mil tee. PERSONNEL of Dynutronicn, lnc., rained *800 Tor the United Fund of Seminole County und this was matched by the firm. Pictured here Paul D, Lewis J r , UF drive chairmun, accept* a check for *1,600 from Georite F . Anderson fright), executive vice president, while William Merritt (le ft), personnel malinger, looks on* (Herald P h oto) Tentative design for the main building o f the City's proposed $800,000 water works plant was rejected by the City Commission Monday evening. Terming the frontal design as “ too much gingerbread," Commissioners directed City Sfansrer W . E. Knowles to re­ turn for re-design the rlevatluns submitted by Clark, Diets, Painter and Associates, o f Urbans, 111. The plant will b« located s t Paula amt I-nke Mary Roads. UF Conference G AINESVILLE (U P1) — The University of Florida will open its 14th annual C onfercnce on the Caribbean Wed nesday with x lecture by Carlos Contreras, a M exico City architect. Agent Rewarded W ASHINGTON (U P I) — Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon presented a citation for exceptional bravery today to Clinton J. Hill, Mrs. John F. Kennedy's N o. 1 Secret Serv­ ice agent. UN Compromise UNITED NATIONS, N . Y. (U P I)— Members or the Se­ curity Council worked Unlay on a Scandinavian com prom ise proposal railing lor a strategic embargo to force South A frica to end its racial segregation policy. Governors Stalled SAN TA CLAUS is com ing to town, Jolly and fu rry old muni Ho will b o riding on the Jaycee flout in the Christmns pnrude Wednesday afternoon. This bu*y old— ond perennially young— mnn is taking time o ff from hi* workshop nt the North Pole to fly down to Sunfonl to check on all little boy* and girl*. (House o f Ituhiju Photo) House W ill Try For Rights Bill Passage WASHINGTON (U P I) — Speaker John W. McCormack announced today that aa e f­ fort will be launched Monday Jin pry the eirll rights bill out of the House ftulea CommitIre and bring it to * rate on the Hoar. MIAMI BEACH (U P I ) — Nina leaders o f the national governor* conference, stalled on tha question o f civil rights, llcw to Washington today for a (I p. m. E ST) luncheon « ran(i-iem-a with President Joanson. Oviedo Council Approves Work On Ciiy Hall Powers Granted By Bernice Kelsey A number o f bids for the remodeling end refurnishing of tho office o f Oviedo City Clerk Dot Courier w o r e awarded st Monday night's monthly session o f the city council. Council voted to lower end Install a luminous-type ceiling in the olfice. Jack Uratton Electrical Company will do tho wnrk. Low bids w ere accepted from Oviedo TV to install a new and larger air-condition­ ing and heating unit and from Sweeneys of Sanford for now office furnishings. Other im provement! will include a built-in work unit in the ufllco to bo Installed by Paul Campbell of Oviedo. An electrical outlet on tho exter­ ior of the City Hall building also will he Installed for uso upon special and holiday o c ­ casions wiien outside lighting D needed. In other business, council authorised payment of $50u to the county for maintenance work at the cily garbage and dump yard. VATICAN CITY (U P I ) — Pops Paul VI, In a historic document read to the Vatican Council, today granted bishops sweeping new powers dealing with such varied subjects as outdoor Hasses and marriagsa bet wren Romun Catholics and non-Human Catholics. Seek Clemency TALLAH ASSEE (U P I ) — Two Tallahassee N egroes, Dan Wilkins, 18, snd T om m ie Lee Williams, 17, sentenced to die (or tlie murder of an e l­ derly merchant, head a Hit of 74 persons seeking clem en cy from the state pardon board at Its quarterly meeting here Dev. 11. Parade Line Of March Line o f march fo r the t hrislma* parade W ednes­ day at 3:30 begin* s t First Street snd Hanford Avenue. The unitn will move down First to Oak Avrnue, south on Oak la Fourth Street, east on Fourth to Hanford a irou r and up ra*t Second Street to the F.lka Club. Hands will be tunneled Into the parade at InlerisU . All units are requested not to disperse until they h a ft resrhed the Elks H ub. (ANTAT HELPER 5AY5 SHOPPING DAYS TO CHRISTMAS S H O P FOH OIF I 5 IN OUH AD P A C E S They said In the first th ro* or fou r y e a n , tha d istrict probably will need most e f th e 10,000 a year in tha authorsad levy for operations. B a t thereafter, they said, th ey might be able to let the en tire $10,000 a year g o to r e p a y the loan. Atty. Gen. Richard E rv in told the dalegatlen e f legiestore and representatives o f the district that the truitecn would Insist that the loan bn repaid and at tha ter 11m t p o s­ sible time. The trustees action follow ­ ed a recommendation ea rlie r today from tha State B oa rd o f Conservation that tha lo a n be made. It alto had the b a ck ­ ing o f tha State Canal A u th ­ ority. A delegation headed b y Stats Sens. Bernard P arrish , Titusville, and Mack C leve­ land, Sanford, urged tha C abi­ net to make the money avail­ able to the survey o f the p r o ­ posed waterway project, e e e Mayor Unable To Attend By Mona Grlnatead North Orlando Mayor W. W. Anderson announced this morning that he will be un­ able to attend today’ s 7:30 p.m. regular session of the Village Count'il due to an imp o r t a n t previous com m it­ ment. In view of this fact, Ander­ son has atked that discussion o f his proposal to elect a fiveman citizens' charter board, which has received some op ­ position from other members o( the round!, be postponed until a special meeting act for next Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Civic Building. Presiding at today's m eet­ ing will he Vice Mayor Arthur Fcrrin. M cCorm ack said following * meeting o f Democratic con­ gressional leaders with Presi­ dent Johnson that " o s fo r as the leadership of' the House la concerned every effort will be m a d e" to force the m ea­ sure out o f tho committee. Rules Chairman Howard W. Smith, D-Va., has m ade It clear be wiU try to keep U bottled up. Talking with newsmen at the White House, the speaker said a petition to discharge the bill from the Rulei unit would lie filed Monday by Chairman Emanuel Ccller, DN. Y „ o f the House Judiciary Committee. Celler's group has approved the legislation but Smith's com m ittee, which fil­ ters legislation to the floor, has taken no action on it. (Earlier story on Pago 3.) The proposed canal w e a ld join tha St. Johns River n e a r Lake Harney and cut to th a Intra-coastal waterway n e a r Maytown. Parrish said all owners of property oeroeo which th a canal right-of-way woald ru n wanted to donate the noeaa sary land to tho state. Ha sold the canal w oald re q u ire about 800 oerea o f load. Ha ■old the Und should ha aa> qulrtd os soon os poeolbla since property values to tha ores w e n rising. Cleveland told the C a bin et that tha legislative dsteguHone in all o f the eoentiea la­ te res ted In the canal h ad thrown their support to tha projoct. e o e No Objection To Plants In Longwood By Donna Estes No objections were voiced at a puhlic hearing conducted by the lamgwood City Council Monday evening on a propos­ ed amendment In IIiu zoning ordinance to allow citrus Juice plants o r citrus canning plants to locate in the city. Only question raised came from Daniel J. Scrreney who sought information on type of drainage facilities lo he used at the new Tru-Juice Plant which will continue construelion immediately. Following adjournment of Ihe hearing a continued sea slim of the council was held, to officially adopt the soning amendment after threo con sccutive readings. In other business tlie low hid of $1.98*. s i submitted by American Cast Iron Pipe Company of Birmingham. Ala., wax accepted for 1,200 feet of six-inch mono-cast American faitlle Joint pipe, one six-inch by four-inch me­ chanical joint and two sixInch mechanical joint tees. The exchange of certain property now owned by Christ Episcopal Church with an equal am ount o f property be­ longing to the city, as re­ quested by the church, was discussed. The m etier was taken under advisement. The D ecem ber meeting of the council will he held at 8 p.m . Thursday, Gov. Farris Bryant ra id the Cabinet wonted to be cer­ tain that property owners l a the area were actually in ter­ ested in giving land to th a state. The engineering study w ou ld set right-of-way fo r the canal* designed to provide fo r c h ip m int o f materials d ire ctly from the proposed cross-state barge cen t! to the nation’s missile t n t center without tha now-necessary trip up tho St* Johns River through Jackson­ ville. C n AIRMAN VE R IFIE S C A N AL ALLOCATION John Krlder, chairman o f tho SL Johns • Indian River C anal District and manager o f th e Chamber o f Commerce, tele­ phoned The Sanford H erald this morning from ’Ihllabosaeo verifying tho above U n ited Press report and adding th a t the members o f the Board o f Conservation also m et latev in the morning as the truateea of the Internal Improvem ent Fund and gave further a p ­ proval of the <10,000 loan fa r preliminary engineering an d survey design to establish the permanent alignment fo r th e waterway. Krlder added that N orm an Lund, a broker representing the property ow ners, told the board members that 90 p er rent o f the property ow ners approved and that “ all rig h t o f way will be provided to the state free-of-cherge." T h is represents approximately 800 acres, “ This Is tha biggest • top," Krlder told The Herald, “ that we've made se far In th is effort to make the 100-yearold dream become a rea lity." (The State Legislature a t on e time appropriated funds fo r construction o f the renal but the action "d ie d " with tha advent of the Civil W ar.) Krlder previously hail stated that with this allocation a p ­ proved engineers would com ­ mence immediately to a lign tho canal right-of-way and acquire property preparatory to commencement o f a ctu a l construction o f the $11 m il­ lion water-way which la e x ­ pected to attract a greatly ba­ rrelled pleasure snd com m er­ cial water tsoffte. � 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, 1963 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 02, 1963; <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/f22866e5950b458b986c463ef19fe257.pdf 758ba35fcfc704ed88a01fe265935d10 PDF Text Text GRAIN FED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF 3? 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Your dreams come true with m PLAID STAMPS 'iw 'o M .r » n » sw 1 C t l* c o d e i n e . *iC. 2701 ORLANDO DRIVE 17-1*2 AT 27lh bX Price* in thi* idvertUrraenl arc good through Saturday, November 30. �WEATHER: Shower* today followed by clearing; high today'rmr'\BO; cooler ionlfht. United P m s Leased Wire Published 1908 FRI„ NOVEMBER 89, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA Kennedy's oasssaIn*ubn*'1>n4 feai'smrelfce siaaiiiiw tM h!)' beend America toeither. “A showing “that decency of pur­ greet leader 1* dead! a great pose, that steed fastness of re­ a*t i e * eiuat omvo or," be solve and that.strvnglh of will aaid. "Yeetttd*? I* not our* which wa Inherit from our and mallet" so the nation can is recover, but tomorrow U forefathers." Johnson noted that In cock our* to win or to ioeo. If you're one of those who face Ha problem! united. of the past firs administra­ * * 1 am resolved that w* ehell didn't feel like eating break­ The President, In a special fast this morning Just pay up Thanksgiving Day speech win the tomorrow! before us. tions ha has teen In his n your dues and become one of from hit White House office, So 1 atk you to Join me in years in Washington, "U>« announced that he had re­ that m o ire, determined that greatest harden that the Pres­ named Capo Canaveral, the from thia midnight of tragedy, ident had to bear had bean We won't mention names nation’* spaceport, Capa Ken­ wo eball move toward a new the burden of his own coun­ trymen's unthinking and un­ 6 rb u t one family we know of nedy, In honor of his slain American greatness." Speaking slowly and solemn­ reasoning hats and division.** approached the Thanksgiving predecessor. food front In a slightly dif­ The Idea for the change in ly, Johnson aald that "a deed Ho referred to Presidents, ferent way. Instead of spend­ name came from Mrs, Jacque­ that wai meant to tear u* Dwight D. Eisenhower, Harry ing a day and a half in the line Kennedy, who felt It apart hai bound ue together." 8, Truman. Franklin D. Races ■ kitchen preparing the foods would be a fitting memorial lie asked the "help, the velt and Herbert Hoover. for the festivity she did It all to her husband who had made atrength, the prayers" of the in a Jiffy. the nation's space program American people, aa well ae one of the key goal* of his Ood'a guidance. Political wheeta are turning Pleading for a closing of The menu went like thia: administration. frusta turkey, instant pota­ already and will I* swinging Johnson also expressed con* ranks, Johnson said that “ we toes, instant gravies, frozen full tilt after the holiday fea­ fldenca that the tragedy of must make our society we'l and whole for Ihe task ahead." n i x e d vegetables, chilled sor preparatory to the prim­ Ha called for unity in North canned cranberry sauce, In­ ary election in May. and South, Cast and West, stant dressing, froten candied Registrar Camilla Bruce free of the burden* of hate yarns, pre-mlxed green* for and prejudka "we have borne a tossed salad, biscuits from today released the list of of­ too long." the refrigerator, rolls from fices in which Seminole Coun­ Despite the Badness of th's the freezer, frozen pumpkin ty electors will choose party Thanksgiving, Johnson aald, and apple pies plus Instant candidates In the primary the nation still has much to pudding end plenty of ice prior to the general election he thankful for. “Our harvest cream. And delicious, tool In November. Here are the DALLAS (UPI) — An is bountiful, our factories offices which will be voted on Irving, Tex. gunsmith remem. in the May primary: tiers mounting a telescopic Electoral college members sight on a rifle for a man to choose a president and vice On the other band, another president; governor, secretary named Oswald ami sighting It housewife we know of — Mrs. of state, state treasurer, at­ In "mitre than a month ago." Roy Williams, wifo of San­ torney general, state superin­ Rut when the gunsmith, ford's chief of polka — pre­ tendent of public instruction, THE TRADITIONAL kettle* of the Snlvntlon Dial M. Ryder, was ahown pared her Thanksgiving bird state comptroller, commission­ Army will mnke their uppenrunce on Sanford pictures of the gun that kill­ and then discovered she er of agriculture, railroad and ed President Kennedy, he streets Monday. Pictured is ( ’apt. Mildred couldn't get it into th« oven. public utilitica commissioner. said It wa* not the same type Foden, representing all the civic club members These turkeys are getting Representative to Congress, who will be manning the kettle* to collect funds However, he added, the five of rlfla that had been brought larger sod larger. Justices of the atate Supreme to provide a Merry Christmas for the needy. board mrmbers, “still have to him. Court (3), district eourt of ap­ an open mind" regarding tha The record ahowed Ryder Get your loose change peals judge, state attornry, remaining eight sites in got git for the Job from a man ready! The Salvation Army's state senator end atate repre­ five counties—Seminole, Or­ named Oswald hut Ryder aald Christmas kettles will be sentative. ange, Drcvird, Volusia ani "I am aura I would have roplaced on Sanford's streets Clerk of Circuit Court, sher­ mrntbered that typ* gun and Lake. Monday. Ever notice how iff, tax assessor, tax collector, It was learned today that nena Ilka that has been good you feel when you share ounty judge, prosecuth.g atthe five board members were brought to me.* with others not quite so for- I torney, county commissioners here Tuesday and Wednesday Lee Harvey Oswald, the airliner over Bolivar City ( | tunatc? Try it. (3), superintendent of putdic viewing Lake Ada und Let man who police any killed Thursday were back in this Instruction, supervisor of reg­ ranch site*. In fact, they the President, bought a <1.5 country today, facing tha Today's chuckle—She want- istration, members of the F O R T LAUDERDALE | another window, handed the viewed all but the Vero Reach mm Carcano Italian rifle prospect of • trial for their ad a divorce because her hus­ Iwurd of public Instruction (UPIJ—A young man walked1cashier his note, and was giv­ site ami will inspect It Ike. 3 from Klein'* Sporting flood* terrorist act. band was careless about his into the First Federal Sav­ en the $3,000. Store In Chicago through the Tha six—fix* taen-sga boya cn route to Rocs Raton. appearance. He hadn't been ings and Loan Association of­ The man escaped on foot. IlsrrUon pointed out it Is mall for gt'J.TS and paid an and n girl wht calls herself home in two years. fice today, banded a note to because the board still must additional $7.80 for the tela- “Major Olga" — were brouaht tine teller and then another, hack t* Venasuela under mili­ visit the Vero Reach site that ■tuple sight. Mrs. Rulph Austin Smith reand walked out with *3.000. it has not “at least made a Oswald ordered the gun tary guard Thursday night p*rt* that a sufficient number Loan association employes under tha name "A, Ilydall." from Trinidad. They ware ar­ tentative final selection." of memberships have been u ld they did not see a gun. In r.lhsr developments, tha retted be rely Mfliour* Jgtar^ % subscribed to assure presenta­ Ijol lhT|Jhfsmsn lad1-to o he .Sanford City CommlisiTit Italia* Morning New* said they had forced the pilot of tion of this season's scheduled was to meet In special sess­ Oswald's mother said he told tha hijacked plane at gun­ hair one f t tin* ready in hi* programs by tha Mutual Con­ ion this afternoon to consider her he was questioned three point to fly them to tha pocket. The bandit wa- de­ cert Association. However, enlarging its commitment for times by the Federal Itureau former British rolony. scribed as young and of med­ says Mr*. Smith, chairman of utilities ami other services „f Investigation before the ium build. They were flown to Caracal the organization's membership Melbourne should the slate hoard select president was slain. and turnad over to the po­ lie handed a note demand campaign, “ We atilt have , — litical polica to be questioned Ing money to one cashier, and homeland to avoid be In" Snigon, A second American (he Lake Ada site. some memberships available Is Renamed The new university was au­ and prepared for trial. was told that cashier didn't dratted Inin Fidel Castro's crewman is missing. and the sale of these will as­ MELBOURNE (LTD - The have any. The man movrd to militia. thorized by the 1063 Legists- D A a f f l A l t A f Trinidad's Premier Erie Wil­ sist ua in meeting our local City of Melbour i* today re- t The refugees said they over Plane Sought lure, which provided money I x v d v l l v l l A 1 liams assured Venasusian expenses." powered three militiamen in MONROE, La. (Ul’l) — to start planning the new mimed it* muni-Ipal airport President Itomulo Betancourt O Miss Lillian Kulllr, a con. the “John F. Kennedy Memo­ Cuba Sunday night and stole The search fur a privut* plan* furillty. Last Tuesday, the U jy a J that he will not allow Betan­ ccrt pianist, will be presented rial Airport" In keeping with the |( loot motorboat they \missing on a flight from cabinet budget commission v Q U v P l l A v U court's fora to use Trinidad Jn Dccrmher. The Columbus the change of nearby Cape w a r e guarding. Jackson, Miss., to Dallas was released IIW.WO to get planaa a "trampolln against the Roy* Choir will be her* in Canaveral to Cape Kennedy. CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) — Veneiuetan government." About a half mile otf-horc, renewed across north Louis­ ning under way. Site survey teams worked About 13,000 mis.lie inrf space January. In February the as­ Tha decision was made by the engine conked out and iana at daybreak today. The The plana and Its six nonsociation will present the Mt-IUmrne .Mayor (irady W, WASHINGTON (UPI) - machine gun batteries on the twin-engine plane was pilot* I through the late summer and workers reported for work to- Communist passengers was I.lords Internutioiiul Puppet White and the City Commis­ Congress met today for the beach opened fire. Rut they by J. L. Wylie, of West Clear early full to take on-tiie-ipot d.iy^st t ape Kennedy instead returned earlier. Fhuw, No Individual tickets sion "to ptiy tribute to the record only, putting off until' managed to restart the en­ Lake, Fl«looks at proposed university c *Pe Canaveral, will be svuilnbtc for these per­ late President.’’ locations in the East Central 11y an •diet of President Monday action on President gine before they were hit. formances. Florida counties. I.ater, the Lyndon B. Johnson Thursday, Turkey Thief Also, tho forma! announce­ Johnson's pie* for quick de­ The Cubans, three men. survey reports were handed America s No. I moonport three children, one woman ment snid, the move "indicates cisions on the tax cut pruWesley T. Place brought In­ that the jet airport facllitlr* gram and Ihe civil rights hill.' and a nine-day-old infant, to the Uiard and a staff ana- *•* renamed for hi* mar- Dines On tysis was started with an tyred predecessor. in The Herald otlicc a person­ »t Melbourne have the pri­ flotil lie llmi-e und the were takn to Miami for rou­ Joil Turkey c\e towards puking the final R 8 dramatic Thanksally autographed photo of the mary function of -living the Senate will holt “ pro forma" tine processing. ELIZABETH, N. J. (UPI) j U j giving Day tribute to John Jale John F. Kennedy which now Cape Kennedy farilltie* meeting* io till the legal re -1 A -iMikrvm.il) (or the group Action on the site selection Htzgersld Kennedy, who gave —Charles Smith of F.llzowas prevented recently to his and the space program which qulremcnt that they cannot' *a d they lied Cuba “ to avoid was eiiwcti'il In come short- *hc t »pe its mightiest task— daughter, Mrs. Ronnhl Srntell. was so very Important ti adjourn for more llun three being drafted into the mili­ 1) befoie noon next Friday lhal of -ending a three-man by the President. Mrs. Seidell President Kennedy.'’ day- without each other's tia." it lue hoard keeps to its team of Americans to the ul,i. has n | tTSonsilly auto* Fidel Catlru announced last Melbourne, nl>, ut tin miles convent. agcnJj moon tills decade—and who giaplu-d plmto of Mrs. Ken­ o>uthwr-t of Cape Kemud/, No business will be trans­ month tu t all physically (it nedy. These will surely be­ i* the closest major air term- acted to allow the lawmakers | men between the ages ol U come rollertor's items in time i iii.il to the boomimr moonpart. to fini-h tieir Thanksgiving : and 45 and women "volunSlavia 4-H.Boy ...... | iisy~ m/iiiiay! ' *'"* """...... Despite tin- lull, Congress the militia and government |,rlit forward tr read a moll thousands of space program in The Herald'* top front has promised to quicken its luuor forces starting Dec, I. key cage sign, “ Warning — Off To Session employes whose spectacular page story Wednesday, re. theve monkeys snatch gins pace. Jonathan Lukas, Seminole exploits on this launching cen­ gsnlitig the contract to fourCounty 4 If Club member ter made It a “ magic date­ Chairman Harry F. Byrd, Winds Hoists lune SR bid, Dougin* Strnfrom Slavia, leaves this alter- line," on a par with Washing­ stroin should have hern quot­ W ' R.°A\V tU I'li - Com- (D-Va.), promised to finish M eeting Canceled noon lor Jacksonville where ton, New York and Moscow, ed a- saying that more than mim t Chlnx. whidS has con­ public hearings tin Ih.- Sit Compact C ar j oilllon tax tut bill Dec. 6. Chester D. Kldriilgf, pres lie will yoin ai other 4 ll'ers in a dozen short years. Today's winds were so goo hours were spent pushing tinued its atUi -U on Pres1The hearings are scheduled to strong. Trooper J. \. Mr- blent of The DeRnry Arts and for a let flight In Chicago The change hit the Canaver­ dent Kennedy sime his death, thiv program, rather than the broke up u Cuminunist-spoti- resume Monday Once they Connell rrported, lhal they Crafts Association, today an­ to attend the annual National al environs with a mixture of "•JO hours'' a* published. loud peace m eetin g here I are user, however, tile com­ blew ■ compact car right nounced the cancellation of 4-11 Club Congress next week, emotion—a heartfelt wish that Thursday by refusing to take mute,• must vote on 3u to to oil the roail into a ilitrli the Christmas Party sched­ lie wav named state and sec­ the slain President la) honor­ amendment* in closed session. on Highway IS al Monroe uled (or 7ifMl p.m. Monday at tional winner in Die 4-11 for- ed in a singularly fitting way, port in u tribute to him. 1eslry program. Peking's reaction t (lie Action on tie civil rights Corner, No one was Injured. the IH'Rary Mansion. mingled with a reluctance to Pre blent'* a mass (nation hi* 1bill, however, is another mat­ give up the cherished name ter. been in sharp contrast to that that ha* coma to b« aynonyunqualified of Moscow and the Soviet J o h n s o n ' s mnus with U. S. space achie­ 1support for the measure tlid bloc. Where tile Russian- nod vements not seem likely to change any tin r allies have offered . votes pr ai s e nnd condolences, the Chi neve have given scorn and INCLUDES HonoluliTII ridicuti VOL. 56 NO. 72 iUUVA 8 Cubans Flee C«!roD r?$~ Holiday Deaths Four Per Hour Congress Sets Tax Cut Action J Ruby's Fare Be Certain JANTA'f HELPER fAYf Two Robbed James Kanjrick and Don­ ald Cherry. Negroes residing on llth Street, were treated for m in or injuries late Thurs­ day at Seminole .Memorial Hospital after being "mug­ ged" by a group o( boy* it llth Street and Lake Avenue, accnrd'ng to police. Kanjrick was robbed of *J *nd Ucrry fest )<>• HONOLULU (UPI) Santa . Claus arrives m Hawaii tills p i SAKE* ClAu> l£» weekend—by ratamaran, par­ achute and outrigger canoe. Jolly nld St. Nick will be picked up olf Diamond Head by a catamaran today fur a parade t h r o u g h Honolulu, he'll parachute into a shop ping center nn the windward of the island a short time SH O PPIN G DAYS aide later, and then will make an TO CHRISTM AS other parachute Jump into Kaneohe Ray, where he'll tie (£ H O P f OR GIFTS picked up and brought to IN OUR AD PAGES I shore in an outrigger canoe. THIS CAR wa* completely wrecked at 1:15 this morninK when tho driver, Joseph T- Austin, of Sunfurtl Naval Air Station, lost control and crashed i.ilo a utility pole on Country Club Hoad. The noise of the crash awakened residents in the neighborhood. (Heraid Photo), DALLAS <U1*1» - J a c k Ruby, self-appointed rxecutinner of U e Harvey Oswald, ate heartily of Jailhousc tur­ key Thursday amt gavs bis regards to the chef. Included on the Thanksgiv-I Ing menu at the Dallas Coun­ ty Jull was mrnhresd dress­ ing, giblet gravy, green bean* and potatoes. Fnr dessert, there was pumpkin pie. Sheriff Rill Decker said Ruby "ate everything we put before him." Ruby ats with two other prisoners. Baked Potato, Salad, Garlic Toast and Beverage Compare Our Low Cut-Rate Liquor Prices, Plus Free (sold Bond Stamps 0" With Package Goods t VALDEZ HOTEL C Downtown Sanford �- K* » e (« l m m gNP» t - M Cram W SCS Bazaar S d n fs h f Saturday *<*■ ». » Rev. Sponaorcd by tha WSCfl, tha baaaar will ba bald thla Bator* dap from I until a p. m. with a <Uma*a*dip diaaar at n r ad Oft Suadajr » Family Adr ant from 1:10 oatll f p. a . Tha Festival will ba held at tha dinner will ha aarrad buffet chaich with tha thama "Came *tyl* with ft variety «f maate, to Christmas/* Mrs. Kuaaall This estate aaaaal Advent observant* 1* deaginod to bring famllie* of th* church togetbed t* fttowr tft Uio Christ roar M**oft In a spirit of nvtraae* a te Christian fellowship. to b*gta I t S:M p. m. with workahopa aat op tn th* 8bndiT flchol cla*aroom*. Thera «U1 b i i Tsllcvrxhlp 8 oppar • t 5:10 p. m. The day'* activities will Asia Includes 39 per cent m om to a etofta with an la* ■firing progT*RLJa.J*ft_j*B*r ef the world’s land, but only taary at 0:30 p. m. featuring on*-t«n'tA of this continent U • m n l young paopta of th* fit for tho plow. church. sal Gad is thy refuge and underneath are the everlast­ ing anna.” Enoch had the same asper­ se* of teowtef God person­ ally. T te Apostle Fatal knew If to* one to God persea ally through Jesus wham ws rafar la a writer Christ Peter w u abls to *e« • -----nr mean that wa compllih g n at things for God haaw ef Us books) If ba to because hs, too, realised that ■ phystotoft wa haow of hto Ood was by hi* slds. offer* to haalkii if bo la s God has sot changed la SEMINOLE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION opened a control office this week •torgywa wa may think s< ly way slace to* time of at 101 E ast Fifth Strait. Keys to the building were presented by Rev. ethodist Us ptftschiagi if aa arehiiact ths BlUs fiaaU. Kvsm than Church Of God pm *r M B aptist Fred B. Chance of First Baptist Church (right), which donated its use A dventist ftkT ftom rr c a t i c a wa aavkagi Ua buUdiaia. it was necessary for them to church • » «o» to the Association, to Rsv. B. H. Griffin, of Elder Springs Baptist Church, S i t P a r k As*. samd A r r o s e f t Ivan though wa may nod look sway from thamsclvas J s h * T- Adam* JV. _ P a s t s f who la se rv in g as moderator. Secretary wlU be Mrs. Griffin. U. C. Smith ------------- P a s t o r Morning W orship - t i l l A m. know him pmaosUy ■ttajw took onto Him If they Sun d a y Rshsol _ 1:1* a. f t r aday sshool ------ SIOB a m. M orning Worship 11 :** a. m. Morning Wsrnhlp 1#:IS A m. aosMtotof fthem Ua aftrto. war* to as* and receive HU R v a n g slls tte Ssrv, T:So p. ha M t " Masting* — US# p> ft. This li a flaa, but bow aueh presence aad greatsst bless­ T o##. P r a y s r se rv. TiSO p- m. (Inttrmsdlnte. Bonier) T h u r * T s i n f Pdopl* better It la to ba ftUa to asp ing. Wa remember that Peter Cvoalag Worohlp — T:S* ft. ft. ■ atesv se .... T i t s p. m otosr dlselpUs wwra havthat wa k m a bsaus baiag lag a moat (rifhtenlog time The Seminole Baptist Allo­ Ins Union, Women'i Million fcctive missionary activities aertooally. N azarene Congregationml I can’t fftcall avar hUsg while expertaaciag a violent cation, which eonalata of 23 Union, B r o t h e r h o o d and and tha strengthening of saeli PtMSt CMCBCH OP T i t RABAftBRM church's outreaeh for C hrist coaaaB O A T ioH A t. storm la a little boat upon the churthra sad four miaaiona In Church Muale. asked if I kssw Ood pan 0V. Sad I t • • M a t t e A v a c n n ie r u v c fttac M The office will be open From Jesus knew of their Seminole and Weat Voluila Ail aaaoctational work la a ally. Thera la so doubt many Paul Dlekts ..........- . Pa stor ( t a t t e d Chars* of C a r te l ) f:tt Sunday School — plight H i went to Uwm and Counties, baa aatabllihad • combined effort on tha part of 0 a. m. until 1 p. m. on Tues­ taaaaaa hr aueh a pair P a r k Acs#a* a t M l h a t. A lliance 10:01 a ft. t:4 > s. a t Church Sshool Morniag Worship •at batofl gated, yto tha truth a oaa of Hla glorious mlr central office a t 101 E. Fifth tha churches toward more *f- day and Thursday of each c i s m u B H i a a t a x A B Y ________ l i l t A ft11:00 a. m. W orship S s r v lc s Youth week. It will serve churches by A L L U X C B CHURCH la that v a m b know Ood to aclaa walked oo tha water. Street in (pace provided by S i l l p. m. c o n s t t a a Y outh Rvangolistio Sorvle* T:4# p.m. Mld-Wssk providing a stock of literature net Peek O va ** teia it. M inistry aueh aa totlmat* way that tt The dtsetples were afraid so P int Baptist Church of San. Rsv. C. C D ees, J r . _ Fsslar Bervlo* (W sd.) — 1:00 a ftR sv. W a lts r A.It M ePhsrson. on various phasve of the work H P a r k Aveai unter School _ S i l l *. ass to els*Killed "persooftl- Jeaui identified Himself. ford, s itronft aupporter of Third Sunday Pastor r o t a , r i«ftea Warship Bsrvleo 11 :M a. by providing public relations Blngsplrstion _ _ 1:11 a f t Baptlit cooperative endeavor Peter asked tost bo be enab­ Sunday B e h o o l ] a:*# a. Warship _ 7:M p. m. and publicity and by assisting Kvsnlag M ornla* W o r sh ip 11:11 a. led to walk on the water and through tha yean. Alliens* T o o th As w« read our Bible* FIRST CHVRCH Episcopal the churches In their educe rsllewsktp (Bus.) — l:M p. ft Rials S tu d y (Sunday) M O p OP THB RAgARBRa (tod that to* spiritual flute meat Jaaui. The ability was Purpooa of tha AaaoclaCJSftlST C M I R C I i E v s n g s U tt l e k sr v lsa T:I4 p.m. <W #4> Lake Mary. FI a tlonal and training programs C h a r s h I t m h U s o u s t e given. Pater stepped from the tlonal office will ba to coordi­ k»ow Ood is a elate, *« Wad. P r a y s r M**» 1:0# p m . prayer sere loo — Tits p. m R ot. W. I* Holcombs, P a s ts * P r . Charlss W. S t e w a r t J r.. through helping secure teach Dill S t e p h a n a _______ F a slo r nate work which la carried on Sunday By boat to the raging waves In aad lottmats way. Moot*, V lcsr A C o rd ial Wstoomo is All MS A f t __ Blbla BobsoI such faith A lt he did walk throuih five major depart­ Plana for a rummage sale to ers for study courses, provid­ Assem bly O f God asatopto, teaw that I H oly Commonto* _ T il* A m. 11:00 A f t . H o r n i n g Worship Sunday School ----- S:0O A m. would walk wtth out to Iowan! the lard until the ment*—Sunday School, Train- ba held In mid-December will ing literatura and coordinat­ 7:00 p. m. — E v en in g Service nxsrscB T s i i u s t f F a m ily Ssrvlc* and ing efforts of all the ehorchea Christian 1:10 a m- — Wad. Mld-W ssk sear hs waat even thoufh tha sound of too wind and the o r boss e a t e n ■ s i m o a ----------- t i l l s A tm. b* discuseed *t th* regular P r a y s r Service# r i s e r c n n tv n s v church Car. I7IS a a* Ktss path* of the world mifbt bo sight of the sngry waves 1:0* A m. Snd Wed. H l t tl o u . p t a r i F L f t a o p c h r i b t II. M. W ilder _______ F a ste r monthly me*ting of th* Ladtes • r y Ssrv Leo l a s t a. M ala r* I ts. mad* Mm taka Us eyes from m ik , tedaad. Mom wa* r Sunday Behool — t i l l a. Free M ethodist Hav. Mason Gregg, Auxiliary of the First Pente­ Morning W o r s h i p 10:SS a. m. acinus at Ood'a preeooce as Jesus to sot only his troubles. r a i l s M R T Iln lliaT H i L B CM Ad I n t e r i m Minister Keening W o r s h i p _ T ill p. m Cmease dth I t . a a d L a u re l A»s. costal Church of Longerood. P entecostal ha lad tha cUldreo of Ood Than ho forgot tha Parson o( Youth B*rv. (Bun.) 1:00 p. m. l u s t e r S c h o o l ___ 1:01 a aa Tslsphons: FA I-T01S FIRST PB W T B rO tT A L Morning W orship 11:10 A at. The meeting is scheduled for Mil-Week Ssrv. ( W t i . ) MO through Urn wiUarnoM lor Christ and than ha sank. Jcsui Kugan* atisldo* . P a a to r CHURCH OP LOMOWOOO p. m. Monday a t 7:80 p. m. at the S unda y School t:tl a many year*. When than was rescued Um, but deplored his M l ora ago irrv el M orning Worship — 10idS Am. Rsv. B. Ruth G r a n t — P a ste r church. flooMlaoce and whan there lack of filth. Moro and moro By Jane Caawelberry Church Of Christ K v snlng Worship T:oo p.m. Sunday Behool ------ 11:0* a m. B a p tist W sd. p r a y s r R srdc# 7:10 Am. Morniag Worahlp tl: # 0 a i a was groat dedkstion; wtwn Pater did program as ho The Christian Homemakers A report will b* given by An Advent 8ervice of Holy c h u r c h o r c u b ist T b a pt ist d i c n c f t Sunday Evening __ Tils a *>• tbara wu doubt sod whan knew God personally through C lin of tha Community Math' Mre. Obara Young, chairman Communion, with tho light­ r n * Sts Ralph B r o w e r J r . g v s e g o lls t Avisos WtA Bible Study . lilt a # odist Church met Tuesday of the recant bake sate, which ing of the first Advent candle f . I . C h aPnM tom was faith, Ood was Jeaui Christ. Dibit B e h o o l ___ 1*:M a f t e a ________P u t or Conquerors M i s t i n g Lutheran orning W nrohly 11:00 a m. tom . Ths ftvorltsUoi arms A fir groster mtracto than night In Weaver Hall with tha earned a profit of |27.B8. Pro­ wll be observed at flunday'i Morning W o r s h i p 1:10 a. m. M Friday » ! '* A f t LffTHBRAX CHDBCH B P K v tn ln g W orohlp . Till A ftMunday School ___ t:4» a. THB BBDBBHBH at God m i aaouih to carry walking oo tha water la post naw president, Prank Messlek, ceeds from bake eales end 11 a.m. service of the Con Morning W o r s h i p U:0* a. W tA P r a y e r Service T :il p.ss. IS* W. sots Plan rummage isles are used by gregatlcnal Christian Church Training U n i o n ___1:10 p. m. Presbyterian avoo dtoobadlont and unfaith­ Ible for os. Hie miracle of presiding. Church or tba Lulhoraa It««ntng W o r s h i p _ f i l l p. m. PAOLA CMVMCM BP CUB I ST “Ths FIRST PROlRBYTtlKIAB ful children through the long knowing God who made tha The ctaM voted to help a tha women to provide cheer- of Sanford, H our aad TV “This 1* th* (X l'SC H M lahvta y «S West Lite" sod hard Journey. Finally the universe passes the bounds ef needy family *t Christmas and basket* during Christmastime M a n y families of the Wed. P ra y sr Bervlo* T it o p. a Oak Av*. A i r t St. H e r b e r t W. Oasrsa ------ P a s t o r Morris R u b y ___ Rvangollat and throughout tha year to ■aa ter*. FI a church, at some time during CBRTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Dibit c i s s t t e _ 10:00 A m. S unda y School _ _ 0:11 a Urn* oftam tor Moot* to ro- our United minds. When wa Mr. and Mr*. Jack Waltman, the day, wilt light one o f the liaqulsh Us lesdorship. Ho think of too Milky Way wtth co-chairmen of the project and those In need. M orning W orship - 11:00 a m. W orahlp ssrv Is* — 10:11 A f t (lrovsr C. Sswsll. J r , . Pastor cor. teth a t. a Oak s n . Gdgar W. Smith J r . Assistant S m i t h ___ . _ ____ Pester K v snlng W orship - 0:00 p. m. knew that ha would not'live Its minimum of one thousand wstfaru committee, will bead Serving aa hostile for the four Advent candles on Ad n»lt P a r lo r OOOD SHRPHKBD Blbls C la s se s Wsd. 1:10 p m . Hunter School _ _ 1:4* a. ei. Morning W orship 1:4# A n. LUTHBBAB CHIBL'M to enter tha Promised Land, million stars and realise that the projict. Plena for the meeting will be Mre. Nelta vent wreaths made a t tha Morning W o r s h i p l l : H a. oi. Church Bcbuol ____ 1:41, A hi. (LCAI church on Drc. 17. A family Trainlag Union _ *:ll p. ei. so ha offered advice to his we can know too creator of coming yeara also were dis­ HolUdaw. CHCBCIf OP CHBI*T Hesalon M e l t s ___- 10:4# A m. M M A O tlaad* Drlv* Evening W o r s h i p _ T:I0 p. m. ISIS P a r k Avsag* Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. cussed. devotional service will accom Wsd. people that would atsura It personally, wa s tu d IHwy 1 T-MI P la y e r Hsrvlca 1:11 put. IMonstr Fello w ship #:•>» p m Baalvr*. PlorMft R srt Drow n ______ Kvsngsllst Following the meeting, re­ pany the candle lighting. Nursery Opsn than of tha personal pi* awa of tbs mystery. Even oo Rsnlor HI Fellow ship l:oo p.m. XtX-TXll Runday T n n -------------------1:1* p a sane* of Ood. Ha said short­ U Is a glorious mystery. Let freshments of colfea and Commitment Evening W orship _ 7 i l 0 p. m. At <1:30 p.m. this Sunday, WSunday Hlbls S tu d y _______ 10:00 A m. R r n s s t B. Doltek, J r . — P a s t o r N it* B ro a d ca st Wsd. i 'r i y s r Meet 1:00 p. m. M orning W orahlp 11:00 A m. H unday S c h o o l ___ t i l l A ly betore ba died, "Tha Etor- us not loee toe opportunity doushnute wore nerved by tha tho Senior Christian Youth K v s n ln g g s r v l r * _ 1:10 p m. C hurc h B srvlcss — 10:H A ni. hostcssai, Mra. Angel Mend-* T.o Be Observed WKSTSIDB a i M I O X A S I Fellowship nil meet a t tha by # t accepting it. Bs* “l l a r a l d a t TrulAJ t p m, Cammugtewrirst S u n d a y In c t i r u m o r t h h coyyivaki . *■ ■ 1 * S l r V I S T CMC n e t s and Mrs. Robert McGrath. Runday on Channel I K.ach MonTh church for a meeting direct*!! U you have not experienced T t e a s e H. B a k l a Pasts* Slh l l . a H a lly A n . Fellow ship Supper knowing T uesday KI.NPKROARTBN AND NL'RR- W orship In Casselberry 1:00 a m. by Toni Palmer, president, Paul U. (.a l la y God personally - ■ Pastor Ladtes Dibit Class 10:0* AtA E R T Church School _ _ 10:00 A m. Tha Caaaafberry Communi­ throw yourself on Him Runday School __ 10:0# a. m. W ednesday By Jan* Casselberry while at the sama hour th* Runday Tem porarily a t F l i e o r e i l Dibit C t e i i s i T:)l a m. ty Mothadlst Church will hold faith and pray that Hli Holy Bible Lesson Behool—F le n c h and STIh. Commitment Day will be ob­ Junior group will meet with Morning W o r s h i p 11:00 a. at. served at Casselberry Com­ their president, Mary Jo Sunday Methodist a covered dish Fellowahlp Spirit will fill your being. HU E ts n ln s W o r s h i p T:00 p. m. S H ' S BBTIIODIST CHVHCH TO LIST YOUR munity Methodist Churrh Sun­ Renton, at the parsonage. Christian Science OG nora Supper Wednesday at 7:30 promUa U that He will never Emphasizes wsdn-s-lsy ltd, a t Woodland A v a , day ami Wilum Griffith of Praysr Iter v ie s T:40 p. m. FIRST O S l 'S C H OP C B f t i r r Kav. J o h n H. R lrsA J r . P a a to r p.m. A prayer meeting and refuse this request. Those of Winter Garden, Liesnicd Lay ■r i B S T I S T C hurc h School — - t : t i a m Bible study will follow tha great faith realise that thla Praise M orning Worohlp tt:0 0 A m MS B a st A N S I Strost riV E C N K S T BAPTIST The Thanksgiving Bible Speaker, will give hi* personal auppar. promise Is beyond expression Sunday a*r Mrs ft MTP -------- ----------1:10 a ftCHURCH Lesson at First Church of testimony on his own battle Sunday S c h o o l ___ 11:10 a b . O aara Km * BBBMBSBB BHTHOOIST with alcohol. r a s t e r _ _ _ W illiam J . O utis Ruhjootl “ Ancient and Mo­ Christ, Scientist S a n f o r d , I7HCBCH Murnlnf W o r s h i p „ l:t# A d e r n Mtarnmanry. sites M*semphasized praise to God fur Hu Is associate lay leader OLD FASHIONED n t r a a Bsight* tt A f t m s r ls m a n d Hypnoilam. t)athe ways In which He ha* re- In the Orlando District and hla Pa v. R a y drsgory, J r , P a s t o r ii ou need" Runday S c h o o l ____| : t t A m. CALL W ednesday O arvus 1:00 p. f t w huroh School . 1:4) a m. Tralaln* U nion . 1:1) p.m. vcsl Himself to humanity. story appeared In the October By Jan* Casselberry Iteonlng W o r sh ip „ Ttl* pm. R e ading Room: SIS B. F trsL M orning Worship 11:00 a m Included In th* reading* Imu* of the national publica­ Officers for tho coming Wsd. OH Icsrs A T ea ch e rs W e e k d a y s : tOilO am. - 0:10 M T F ______________ o:lo p. p.m. F r i d a y evening; 1:10- Kv*. W o r s h i p ___— 7:10 p. f t was a vvrso from II Corln tion of the Christian Business­ year wont riveted at ft moat- M-stlng -------- ----- • : to pm. W- I’rarer Rtrvls* 7:10 a «■ 1:10 p.m. Wsd. I ' r t y s r S srvlcs 7:10 p.m. thlana (2:14): "Now thanks men's Committee. Iiik of th* Atconaiun t.ulhcr lie unto fled, which always The Commitment Huy la an Ididias Guild h*ld last CHURCH O F GOD causeth us to triumph In part of a church wide effort weak in Casselberry, Christ, and maketh manifest In tha Methodist Church for 22nd A French A t*. — Sanford Mrs. Jean Ksrchar wa* th* savour of hla knowledge Its members to pledge them­ circled president and other selves to total abstinence. by us In every place.” officers ars Mrs. Fried* If You Like Good Singing — Com* ft H tar neluU'd mailing* from th* Dysert, vice president) Mrs. These Outstanding Church Groups: Christian Science textbook Hlldrgtrdo fluidity, o«er*stressed the need to show Communion Goapelairea Querist — Lakae Wales. Fla. tsry and Mrs. Loots* Msgor, thanks through dally live*: Loves Bros. Querist — Zellwaod, Fls. tr*a surer. "To keep the comma inlmenU To Mark Church n f God Choir — Hanford Thojr will b* installed by of our Muster and follow his Rev. Garland Msnn — Church Of God — Apopka, H a. K*v. C. K. Z.chndcr at * eimnple, la cur proper debt Advent Itev. Arnold (iodnia — Church UI God — Orlando. Fla. mooting un Dec. 17, ond will By Donna Kates to him and the only worthy (lev. Whltlrntrn — Church Of God — UrLsiul, Fla. lake office in January. There •vldunce of our gratitude for A Corporate Communion of will b* a Christmas Party Rev. WaUun — Psntacaatal Holiness Church — Del,and, r,». • a V r vtivS'iinA 3 tr.vi ini'j *c ' ail thaV ha ha* done ' i o* i«m.e following th* instaliaubn i«sRev. Joe llanlsls — Church Of God — Mims, FIs. and Hi'nlth with Key to Scrip- of the I’arish will b« observetl turlng ths singing o f fanti* Rev. Hubert Wilder — Assembly Of God — Sanfurd, nt tha 1:30 a.m. scrvlca Sunlures by Mary Raker Eddy, liar carols and a gift **Fla. <tay nt Christ Episcopnl cluing* for "i*«r*t p«ls.” p. 4). Rev. Robert HlrlcklsMt — Churrh Of God Of Phophray— Church In l.ongwood. Hanford, Fla. Runday mark* th* begin­ Rev. H. W. H i n d e r * — Church Of Ged — Winter ning of ths Advent sosson, Circle To Meet Garden, Fla. Tha fiunahln* Circle of tha th* four waokt prior to ADMISSION FREE — DON’T MISS IT! Csssuibarry C o m m u n i t y Chrlotmss. It to to* Urns of W'llAon-EfrhtUwrjrtr Mortuary The American 0 ‘1 Company Sunday, December l«tH 2:00 I*. M. Mcthuiliat Church WJj.C.S. preparation for th* Coming Eunic* I. Wilton and Staff Mr. and Mr*. M. K. Strickland will mast I'uesilay fruin 9-11 of th* Lord on Christmas t.ni. at tho homa uf Mrs. <S. Day. Sunday also will mark Lit*TEN TO “WORD OF GOD" ON W.T.It.H. F. Messlek, 481 Hibiscus th* beginning of th* n*w Radio — Mon. thru FrL IMS - t»;l>0 A. M. ProgrTMive Printing Co. ltuad, Caaselburry. W lbton-Maler F u rn itu re Co. church yo«r. J. M. Cam*run and Staff Mr. and Mrs. A1 Wilson Ladies Auxiliary To Plan Sale Homemakers Set Project Advent Service Set Sunday CHURCH N O TICE Guild Elects Officers Convention FA 2-2611 These Sanford Merchants Urge You To Attend The Church O f - UNITED REVIVAL CRUSADE SAM Interior Vl#w Of CftDvoa Ckth«drol A M E R IC A N SWAIN PA R TY Friday Night 7:30 Saturday Night 7:30 Sunday 2:30 P. M. “Why Doesn’t God Kill The D evil” “Chicken, B iscuits and Gravy” “Revival Or FAIR G R O U N D S H wy. 17-92 S. Of Sanford AUnatrom R ta lty llsrb SUastmm and Staff Holler Motor Sa'ea Co. Th* Rlti Theatre Hill Lotslacs 5 E m plsjen J . C. rettney Company C. I.. Kitbinsun and Employrra Food Fftlr Slorew, Inc. Hanford Atlantic National Hank G*urg* Ballsy ft Employ*** And Staff Uoward IL itudgra ft Staff Ruin, Chaos” Hlteclal Gift Fur Th* Oldtmt Man to Woman 1’rtMHt bun. P. M. LEG IO N A tten d services tHis week at ifour own ' place o f worsnif) WBLOOMB W A M I Virginia Fstruakl P. O. Box 1114 Baafortl Nora Nurrl# ft; 8-1514 8. b*miaul* Phyllia Hngsnatla* FA 2-4184 L ilr Mary Southern Natural Ga» Jobs Dunn ft Staff Statft Farm Inaurance Com punted Irving I. Pryur and Staff Hill Lumbar to Hardware Co. Jimmy Crappa ft Employ*** Kim* And Wilke Rctilauront Kuac and Wilk* Ikiaman and Employe �+ * M . For, » , t S - P i c t 8 Week Of Prayer To Be Observed Bv Baofisfs A week of prayer for for­ eign missions on the theme, "Crown Him Lord of All," will be obeenrcd a t the First ' Church of Sanford, Monday through Friday of next week. Services will be conducted at 10 a.m. on Monday, Tues­ day, Thursday and Friday. On Wednesday a t 7:4S p.m., a panorama entitled “Crown Him Lord of Every Kindred, Every Tribe," will be pre­ sented with ecstumed charac­ ters representing various na­ tions where mission work is located. Tha week of prayer is a church wide event which is sponsored by the WMU under direction of the Prayer Com­ mittee headed by Mrs. DeWitt Mathews. In conjunction with the services, the Lottie Moon Christmas Offering will be received fcr support of this mission work. The ef* faring was named for Miss Lottie Moon, a pioneer misaonary to China. Church Group To Attend Conference Rev. Delmaa Copeland and Several members of the church will officially represent the Cnsselberry C o m m u n i t y Methodist Church at the Dis­ trict Conference to be held Wednesday at the First Methodist Church in Orlande, The meeting le being held midway In the church year to review tha progrete of the past six months. Conference Set Here Methodist Churches of the DeLand District will meet at 8:10 a.m. next Wednesday at First Methodist Chnrch in Snnforil for a District Con­ ference. A special program, "Ad venture in Missions," will be presented by Rev. Richard A. I'ctry of Jacksonville, Ftori da missionary to Lima, Psru. An offering will be taken to aid hia charge. La Victoria, In buying a church building site and a parsonage. MIDSHIPMEN of Sanford Naval Academy, attired in new dree* bluet, enjoyed their Thanksgiving dinner on Wednesday before taking a long four-day holiday, their first leave since the school opened. Midshipmen Enjoy Long Holiday By Helm Cl Thanksgiving cams early for the midshipmen at San­ ford Naval Academy—at least the big turkey feast was ear­ ly. At 12:30 Wednesday the brigade assembled on tha quarterdeck for muster and the itaff operatlona officer read the orders from the superintendent and commandant for a happy holiday. The midshipmen—in three companies — filed Into the mess hall smartly fitted out In dress blues. This was the first wearing of the blue uni­ form and it was evident the youthful midshipmen wore them with great pride. Col. If. H. Furman and Capt. John Williams dismiss­ ed the brigade, for tha first leave period since (he demy opened In September, in a way loved by all boya since time began—a big ner of ham, turkey and all the trimmings. Mr*. Carl Schllke, long time friend of the Fur­ mans, bad the mesa hall dressed for the occasion with REV. ROBERTSON Longwood Baptists Schedule Revival autumn flowers, and the long tables were centered with pumpkins filled with vege­ table sticks. Colonel Furman introduced the guests, Capt. Robert M. Ware, Capt. James O. Mayo, Sen. Meek Cleveland, John Krtder, Frances RoumlUal and Mayor Thomas S. Me Donald. Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Furman and Mrs. Schllke were there, looking very pretty wearing corsages. Some M midshipmen excit edly finished dessert and with military dignity (and a touch of youthful exuberance!) left the mess hall to officially sign out and begin the long weekend to be spent with family and friends. Classes will resume on Monday and then it will be books, drills, sports, study halls and the regular military routine that enables Sanford Naval Acad emy to turn out fine young men. Sanford Methodists Mikoyan Briefs W hite House Open Nikila On Talks Again To Public 0 Host Conference tfiih Johnson hlrty • nine M e th o d is t r irehee of the DeLand dia- . 1 will meet at 9:30 a. m. it Wednesday at First thodist Church of Sanford their annual conference^ . Jo* X." toll* of DeLand, trlct superintendent, will wide. Host pastor Is Rat. in Adams Jr. featured speaker will be hop James W. Henley of iskonvillo. Other speakers 1 Include Dr. Charles T. rift Jr., president of Flori Southern College nnd Rev. :hard A. retry, a native irklian who ia a missionary to Para. Special reports will be given on progress toward the dis­ trict goals of 1,640 new church BISHOP HENLEY members and n five per cent increase In Sunday School at­ of the Woman’s Society of tendance. Christian Service. Each pastor will report on In addition to ministers at­ the work of hia parish and re­ tending, aom* 200 laymen and ports from agencies and com­ women also are expected to be mittees to be heard will In­ present Th* district camclude those from Hubert Tel- prises churches in Volusia, ton of DeLand, district lay Flagler, 8 t Johns and Put­ leader and Mrs. Bruce Gray nam counties and part of Semof Hastings, district president inola and Lake counties. Johnson Pin Medal Replica By Donna Kates Mist, hue held extensive cru WASHINGTON (UPI) Rev. Arnie Robertson from ssdes in moil of the United The tiny lapel pin President Greensboro, N. C., will be the States, parts of Canada and in Johnson wears is a replica of evangelist at a revival to be seven countries of Europe, the red, white and blue strip­ held at the , First Baptist Hu was the successful pas­ ed ribbon worn by holders of Church of Longwood tach day tor of the I.indley Park Bap the Silver Star. at 7:30 p.m., Dec. 1-8. tist Church in Greensboro for The new Chief Executive Rev. Mr. Robertson, an in­ nine years before returning earned the decoration while ternationally known evange- to evangelistic work in the serving with the Navy In the spring of 1060. South Pacific during World Hit recent work haa carried War 11, and was given (he him across the nation in city medal personally by Gen. wide campaigns and in church Douglas MacArthur. meetings. Rev. Robertson is Mac Arthur pinned R on a member of ths board of Johnson In 1IM3 when the Trans-World Radio which has young congressman, then a more than 60 full-time work­ lieutenant commander in the ers broadcasting in 28 foreign Navy, wax one of the few men Ilowcll Baptist Church Cha. languages with the primary to return from ■ combat By Jane Casselberry Revival services will be pel on Howell Branch Road, target being Russia. mission over New Guinea. He received a Bachelor of conducted at the new Lake Dee. 0-1.1 dally at 7:30 p.m. by Rev. Harwood Steele, pas­ Arta degree from Guilford tor of the Riverside Baptist College In Greensboro and a Advent Services Church In Orlando, who ha* Bachelor of Divinity degree Physician conducted many successful from the Southeastern Baptist To Speak Scheduled revival* in th* Central Flori­ Theological Seminary In Wake A local physician who has Forest, N. C. He also is a By Jana Casselberry da area. first hand Information on graduate of the School of Pas­ Special mid-week Advent Rev. Lewi* Taylor I* pas­ Service* will be held at Ascen­ tor of the chapel which pre­ toral Care of the Bowman- Communism, will apeak at sion Lutheran Church at Cas­ viously held services in tha Gray School of Medicine In First Baptist Church on Sun­ selberry on Wednesdays, Ike. temporary meeting place on the Baptist Hospital in Win­ day evening. 4, It and 18 at 7:30 p. m. Lake Ilcwell Road and is now ston-Salem, N. C. Advent is tha preparation located four block* west of He has an extenslva back­ In keeping with the sug­ for the great feast of Christ­ th e T u rk ey F a rm . ground in music and ia a gests! program of material mas and the public ia invited On Dee. 7 circulars will be gifted tenor soloist. which deals with Communism, to attend these services. Music for ths revival will the Adult Training Union of distributed throughout the K« __provided by tha church’s the church haa planned this .......Rehenrv!* , nr*. V lnr . held try ■s.-.w.feTCv -'j?-• each Saturday morning at rhurch who will be aided by choirs. Rev. Jack Lindsay, pas­ special program to begin at 0:30 a. m. for the Christmas R.A. boya, G.A. girl* and tor of the longwood church, 6:30 p.m. at tha regular Eve Children’s Service. adults of the Prairie Lake has extended invitation to th* Training Unicn hour. The public la invited ta at­ Baptist Church, the sponsor­ public to attend tha services each night. tend. M YF Schedules ing church. There will be personal Chili Supper visitation by chapel members The Intermediate MYF of and men of th# I’ralrie I«ake the Casselberry Community Brotherhood on Dec. 8 from Methodist Church will sponsor 2:30 - 4:00 p.m. a chill supper on Saturday, Special music will be pro­ Dec. 7 from 5-8 p. m. in vided during the revival by Weaver HalL tha Junior and Intermediat* There will be special prlcss Choirs of tha Prairie Lake for students and children un­ Baptist Church. der five years, accompanied by An invitation haa been ex­ an adult, will be served free. tended to those living In the vicinity to attend the chapel, which is affiliated with the Store Window Southern Baptist Convention, and help it grow. Eye Catching A noncommercial Thanks­ giving seen# in a downtown store window Thursday caught Circle To Give the eye of many window shop­ Drawingn Each Wednesday at 8 P. M. pers and other visitors in the Smorgasbord Aok Attendant For Details downtown section. By Donas Eats* COME IN AND SEE US The display was presented Longwood *a St. Catherina by the J. C. Penney Co. It of Siena Circle will iponaor was designed *nd prepared S ER V IC E n smorgasbord Sunday at tha by employes of the local Church of the Nativity Social store. ST A T IO N Hall beginning at 1 p.m. Tickets for tha event may C o m m itm e n t 1208 B. PARK AVE. 8A N FO K U Ebenexer Methodist Church b* obtained from any cl reis LAST WEEK’S WINNERS w i l l observe Commitment member or may be purchas­ Willard H. Jones Howard K Llu)d Sunday and Holy Communion ed at the door. Th* dinnar waa originally K. Blau W. U. Hawkins this Sunday. A filmstrip, B. T. Jo n a tt Ed Gordon "Basie Information A b o u t scheduled for last Sunday but Junior Chandoln Alcohol," will b# *bown dur­ was postponed because of th* President’s death. ing the evening sendee. MOSCOW (UPI) — Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan, who Hid Thursday nl^ht he was "very satisfied" with hU drift-* Pre-ridewt->lo h w ion, already has given Pre­ mier Nikita Khrushchev a briefing on them, informed sources said today. Soviet sources said Khrush­ chev is anxious for a meet­ ing with Johnson as soon as possible, Stockholm or another neu­ tral capital was being men­ tioned as a possible site. In related developments, Communist China continued Its attacks on the late Pres­ ident, and the Soviet Union announced new rocket tesla in the Pacific as part of Its space competition with the United States. Mikoysn, who a t t e n d e d President Kennedy’s funeral as the official Soviet repre­ sentative, met afterwards with Johnson and Secretary of Stale Dean Rusk, WASHINGTON (UPI) The White House, still draped ia mourning crepe, opens for public tours again today at the request of Mrs. Jacque­ line Kennedy, Visitors will see the famed ; Reut.i, tlt« largest Is the executive mansion, as R looked when the body of Mrs. Kennedy's husband lay in re­ pose there last weekend. President K e n n e d y w a a assassinated just o m week ago In Dallas, Tex. The former First Lady In­ spected the East Room and the other public rooms of the White House before tha (lew to Hyannl* Port, Mass., Thursday to spend Hunks- giving with th* Ks—sJj fanUj. Th* simple catafalque which bore President Kennedy's body remains ia pise* Is (he East Room, two creased the coffin. Four tall eandlsetleka (tank the catafalque and the ctuodello-es and windows of the room are shrouded In block. A small light shine* from a tingle basket ef flowers near the catafalque, and n replica of tbs Isle President’s great seal I* displayed. The other public rooms ef the Whits House win havw the same look of mourning to those who pass through. G reat Savings on E asy Terms FROM A WORLD OF F IN E FURNITURE M ATHER of Sanford BUYBYTHE HOUSEFUL NIGHTS EASY TERMS — SANFORD ELKS I.ODGK U Justly proud of ita post year's achievement!! In ita blood hank and youth activities. Above tire (left to right) Pete Tiowersox, Chairman Genu Wulter, of the dul/a community activities committee, nnd Frank Holmes, looking over tha "Third Award" plaque for community activities received at Sun Francisco, und the "First Awurd" It loot! Dunk award received from the statu association. M A T H ER of Sanford Sanford’s Only 203-09 E. 1st ST. Announces Revival Lake Howell Chapel FR EE! E F FE C T IV E TURKEY A DAY IM PERIAL 1, 1 9 * GATOR LUMBER & HARDWA W IL L BE CASH and CARRY We will continue the same company policies of good service and quality materials “CASH and CARRY” SPECIALS! TURRET SPRINKLER Wavenutater Dy Melnor FR EE! FR EE! D EC ONLY $ 2 * 9 LAWN RAKES Green Thumb By Union SALE PRICED 13 Pc. DRILL By Hannon G A T O R Lumber & Hardware 700 S. French Ave. P H O N E FA 2 -712 1 Sanford �TVi« Flam* In Arlington Safety In The Law Worry Clinic lie our terbuknt, society today. The paste of tbs United SUtas of Amerlea mart torsly ha repsQsd now at tbs atehaafaw cost aatsetsd from them hy tbs strains of violence and •ztranisiB which have ton through this country for at least a century. In 100 years, four presidents have ~ ) dr,.assassin's hand. Attempt! __nSas to kill four others. Thus g out of the SO prwldenta we have had ia that apaa have felt the peril* sue preeenee of the fanatic. This ia a land whoea whole bain#, whose crucial liberties, can find leatlng safety only in the quiet orderliness of the processes of law. What happens to that peace and that order when a president the hlshest symbol of these vital sisInsets — Is struck down by violent Dr. Cront’i N ot en o u sh A m eneans a a u s a r t e c a re deeply ab o u t ptu a s tr tog th e v e r y And (hat «M flu eodertytng pick the e u i R-dlTt Manama T., problem in Herman’s ease, fo r alternative. They begin to heartland of the freedoms they en­ •ged t t , bee b e n married for later facta provad that his tear down the "image” of joy—the con of law and order. SO yean. their former benefactor, bit wife had been having an a f­ Ws cannot even summon up suf­ •■Dr. Crane," be began, "my by hit, until they re-peint h ia fair with a co-workar at the ficient concern to strike an effective wife get • Jeb recently tad aa a ahyloek or monay-grab* office. blow agsinst a televUioa awfei which. She wee scared about the new aha wants te divorce me. b a r . ate., ate. In almost ehlldllke simplicity, shouU approaching menopause to had Since thla nukes him aa ob­ “She eeyt the is dissatisfied at us dally from its screen, la pro­ with housework. And aha nr- vious old meeale or an enemy, wanted a final fling before aha gram after endless program, that to that f have been guilty of they no longer feel obligated, felt ahe'd be permanently oa Inflict death or injury by violence ia for human beings gloat at the sexual shelfl mental cruelty. a proper course to vrisa decision In Bo u n d for my booklet beating a foe. *In addition, the says I ran a f m Unde around with other women. Whan either a husband or "Menopausal Problem! Avert­ Too many Americans, white loft­ Well, that la a held lie, end wtfa doth protest too much ed," aneloslng a long ■tamped, ily decrying violence, preach hate, dis­ and make fatso sexual accusa­ return envelop*, plus 20 tents. •he knows Ik cord, open defiance of isw, disrespect "Be when t demanded that tion, It la sm art te suspect the It could have prevented Har­ for the practitioners and upholders of man's trouble. she accompany m* to a** our the critic. law. Lutheran pastor, the refused. All too many of these find it not “In past years, whenever enough to attack fairty, by orderly Letters your column contained a crlton* they dismiisana, policies and actio What happens, too, when his evikiam of husbands, ahe'd al, They like and would seek in is killed by another exdMt assassin way eel] It to my attention or l spottremiat before the first fanatic can sdlvidtear It out and lay it beilde be tried according to taw? The an­ my plate. uale who' conceive or promote or de­ swer to simple. The fsbric of freedom ed to the President can h a ^ fend what these people do not ap­ "But when you’d expoao the Editor: The Herald is gravely tom. Decisions that be­ prove. faults of wives, I'd call your 1 have never in my ill* done pen hero? It U really any long in the courts, in the legislative eolomn to her attention. auch a thing as write to a wonder when there are people In the United States ia the peat frails in the voting booths, suddenly three yean, th en was altogether "Then ahe'd simply say you newspaper before, but I feel like those three men around? a n mads to tbs streets. It's certain one cannot al­ too much talk of "hating Kennedy." didn't know what you were ■a If 1 can no longer hold No nation, least of all this on# talking about this. I guess you’ll Just throw ways understand one’s reli­ Even today, aa he lies buried on a with its unexampled traditions of grassy hill, removed forever from "Dr. Crane, aha is thus a it in the trash, but if even gion, but to liugh at K out liberty and democracy, can comfort the great struggle, then are men chronic burk-pauer. She will one other person knowi about loud In publle on such a sor­ Itself with the repeated plaint that rowful day! among ua who any he deserved hie never admit that the may be it I'll feel better. violence and extremism Infect “only violent and or who cannot be trou­ a t fault But why does the se­ It's about a conversation I do not know those three a small minority" of its people. bled by his death because they dis­ Thn grant truth, Increasingly clear en** me ef running around overheard in a local drug men, though I've seen them approved what he stood for. with other women T" In theas dark houra after the killing store Sun., Nov. 24. My hus­ around town. God help me. If, then, we as a people are to of both President Kennedy and his Thla la often sn example band and I had Just return­ I'd be ashamed to know ain any lesson from the President’s of what w# call "projection." ed from Mass and stopped them I hope I never do. aamaala, la that tbs blood of us all Mrs. F. M. Moarin eath and tha squally horrible assault aa fras men of good will is contam­ Suppose thla wlfa haa been In for coffee when in the next Edltor’a Note—We refer to on hie assassin, we cannot atop with inated when these evil elements flow two-timing her husband and booth t h r e e distinguished Unclassified last Tuesday’s Herald editor­ putting In fuller cheek the fanatics now feels guilty. without shack. looking men began talking, who do these twisted deeds. And they do flow freely in this She can aither confess and or 1 should aay laughing and ial. People need a higher de­ We must apeak out, aa Chief Jus­ country, dealt# all our fine pretenses auffar sever* criticism. Or she mocking the Catholic services gree of tolerance and under­ tice Earl Warren has Just said, to the contrary. Too many Americans can wiggle eff the hot seat, a* held on television for our standing. against those who "spread the ven­ in their hearts and mlnda approve re­ it were, by conjuring up the late beloved President Ken om which kindlea thoughts (of vio­ sort to violence to achieve purposes picture of her husband aa be­ nedy. Southern Portugal produces Tha Florida Cltnaa Com- The Highway Petrol ia re­ lection will be need both tor ing unfaithful to her. lence) in others.” both private and public. They Just stood there and one half of the world’s cork minding Florida motorists research and display. ilaalM haa established a Ptrhape this comes basically from We must find a way to maks a The more guilty ehe feel*, Joked about it, saying things supply. • • • our youth as a country, from tha whole nation, in its unfolding maturi­ sew award la acquaint tour­ that "winterising" your car the more vigorously will aha like "They don't know when ty, care more than It has ever learn­ ists and residents with Flor­ aow la aa tavestment which The U. S. Department of then project her own etna upon to kneel and sit. They nerd frontier character that so long has will pay off ia big dividends AgricuRura haa now bought ed to can up to now about disarm­ ida's citrus products. Aa an­ marked much of our life. a little bell jangling to tell SCHOOL DAYS during the winter months. more than a billion pounds her Innocent husband. are htre ing in fact and in spirit not merely Certainly, however, this unseem­ them. The Latin sounded like That accomplish** two re­ Every student in collexe the vlotent extremist, but ail who nual Golden Orange Award The petrol aaya preventive of meat products during the sults. First, It makes her feel an auctioneer at an auction, or ly endorsement of extrem ism taken advanced grades needs lend him critical support by preach­ will be presented to n Florida massurea insure safer driv­ past four yean for distri­ leu guilty, for if ehe can eel! etc." strength from the selfish indiffer­ a typewriter. bution to schools, charitable ing. restaurant for doing tha beat ing the hatred which feeds hie dark ence, tha calculated permissiveness, The Smith • Corona Port­ e e e Institutions and needy faml- heritlf on thinking her hua- They went on and on. Job et promoting citrus by Electric or JMaaeal la purposas. the flabby moral fiber which underjund haa also been two-timing tried not to hear, It was so able Iks. 1b meet Increasing Made faaturlng fruit dlabaa on dally dlsguiting, and It would have topa. S-year Guarani#* irr, that make* them even. . e • for professional child place­ menu*. Second, It lets her indirectly been at anytime. But on the s e e The same year that James ment workers In the •tale's be rata herself via her caustic day before the President's HAYNES Phil Newiom Soys . . • One hundred new giant- adoption program qualified Madison became president, funeral. It's just blasphemous, cndemnatlon of her mate. OFFICE MACHINE CO. workmen laid bollowed-out persons are being encouraged ilied covered hopper carl, 311 Magnolia Sanford This la much the same atrat- especially In public. especially designed for trans­ to contact the Florida Merit long water pipe* along famous Terms and Tradt-lna We wonder Just how such gy used by ptoplo who have Pennsylvania Avenue near the System offices la Tallahas­ Open Evenings porting bulk foods auch as Whitehouee. Recently, 1S3 •un up big debts of long a terrible thing that happen sugar and grain, have been see. • • e y ean later, a enw Instilling standing to a grocer or doc In ■ reflective mood, Soviet only came u a aurpriie, It that sooner or later West Ger ordered by die Atlantic Coast a new gaa main uncovered tor. An orchid collection valued Line. Tan of the cars will be sufEeiled tha beginning of a many mutt suffer an actionf *ftrg|fr Nikita Khrmhchev M O V I N G ? two of the pipes in good con­ They win thua develop i at more than 310,000 haa been new power alliance In Europe. omie crisis, and that aueh a th. first stainless steal cars e&ee remarked that eventual­ laep sana* of o b l i g a t i o n , bought by any railroad east presented to the University dition. Wood that remains un­ It ia a lesion In history not CALL ly the. Germans will want to* upon President Charles crista would make the West of the Mississippi. The cost: of Florida’s Agricultural Ex derground and saturated with which wounds their pride by making them feel Inferior. pcrlment Stations. The col­ water does not decay. "soother napallo” and when de Gaulle, of France, who Germans susceptible to the IIS million. There arc then two ways to (hat moment came, the So­ has • ought constantly to firm lure of Soviet trade. rilmlnat* this. First, they viets would be ready to re­ his ties to Western Germany It was in this vela that could try to pay up and thua Dick West Says and whose fear has been that Khrushchev talked recently ceive them. jquara aceounta. MOVING AND STORAGE CO.. INC. The reference wai to the West Germany might first go to 30 top American execu­ Rut that ia fraught with Treaty of Rapallo concluded neutral and then for the sake FA 2 - 9 5 1 1 hard work and might take between Germany and Com­ of reu.iiflcalion seek ties with tives. months or yaera. “ I can aay," be declared, munist Ruisla In 1923 at the the Soviet Union. 5 0 4 C cley Avt*. S .in lo itl. F in. 8o auch people often will Italian reiort town cloie to In this sense then, the "that If the Socialist revolu­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — According to the ehlroprao- cowboys to Las Vegas. crises which wax and wane tion should win In West Ger­ La »t month I gave reader* of tor, the 107 cowboy* that the Aa it turned out, they could Ganoa. The treaty accorded favored over Berlin might more aptly many, and 1 cannot now aay adman hired were only an in­ have cured their hangovers Juat as well by falling down nation treatment to each In he termed crises in a strug­ when that will happen, then thla column an exriualve re­ the ma^er of trade and came gle to change the balance of I have considerable hopes port on e ntw hangover cure cidental factor in tha treat­ at home. that Germany would be re (Recovered by e New York ad­ ment. II* surmised that the I wouldn't iseommand the aa a shock to the Western power In Europe. "active" Ingredient we* the home remedy, however. Unices Allies who first had fought As with other goals of unHed." vertising man. tha Russian revolution and world communism, Commun A Socialist victory, h« said, To recap briefly, he drove type of tumble the adman you ere mighty discreet about took. then had sought accord with 1st objectives In Germany was only a question of time. away tha evil spirits by going "1 believe tha fall actually it, you can't fall down at home the Communists in a confer­ have not changed since World Unlit auch a time, he laid, without causing a lot of talk ence at Genoa. War II although tactics have Ihe question probably cannot out an tha prntrle near Las cured thla man's headache by among your neighbors. Vegas, Nev., with 107 cow­ Jarring displaced vertebrae of In the conference, the Rui- varied aa the mood hia he solved. I would aay that La* Vegaa • Ism had shown little intereit swilehed between patience The Soviets recently alio boys and falling down over a bis neck back into place. probably la the beet piece to in reaching agreement with and Impatience. Nervo tension, tha Immediate cure a hangover hy the plum­ showed the West the other gopher hole. The circumstances u n d e r causa of his symptoms, wot tha Western powers and the One Soviet view has been side of the coin. meting method, with or with­ That wji Ihe Sovlot-lmpos which this mine about are relieved and with it hia hang- out cowboys. cd blockade of an American rather complicated and need over," the chiropractor wrote. You can fall down thaee and OUR BOARDING HOUSE convoy en route to Berlin not ha repeated. Bufflce to say "Such freak accidental ad­ hardly be noticed et alL that some rather weird things justments a r e exceedingly l UOfTt tfNCW MUCH through Kaat Germany. 3A40H.VYU ] LA»out t h e m FANCV Since IJM end the Soviet go on In tho advertising busi­ rare, but not unknown to th* REORCOKATEQ THE. ROOM1 , FARM* F0LK6.ML6TAH chiropractic profession. It la threat to sign a separate ness. ESPECIALLY ffift TUP OCCASION/ AIMOWHSHtj AMT) I In telling me of hla discov­ wall known among ehiroprao* peace treaty with East G er FOR PHOTO many, the Soviets have ery, the adman stressed the tora and their patients that j Jmaertaeee et baring the right, hiJhVir, UT.-J k'ir.i uf hu.di.tht-*kimwa - U.-V w - twi w» PRODUCTS — quickest way of forcing ■ re­ number of cowboy*. whather due to eyestrain, alnAlthough conceding that ad­ opening of talks on the Ger­ ua congestion, or from alcohol, man question has been to ditional clinical testa woutd be ns here—can utually be re­ threaten Heflin's communica­ required to prova his assump­ lieved by an adjuitment of the tion, ho reasoned that If any­ neck." tions with the Weat. And H may be now that one tried to scrimp on Ihe in­ If thla chiropractor haa the Khrushchev has decided that gredients by using only 10(1 right slant—and I have no events have made this a cow boya, tha formula would reason to doubt it—then I good time for such talks to lost Its potency. certainly owe an apology to be renewed to tha Soviet ad­ This sounded logical to me, my reader*. particularly those but I now have at hand a let- who have gone to the trouble vantage. The blocade also served as tar from a chiropractor In and expense of taking 10T a reminder that, regardless Wapakoneta, Ohio, whteh puts of nuclear test ban treaties the matter in a different light. or of bickering among the 1 Imagine, tneidentaly, that Western Allies over the fu­ tha chiropractic business la M T U U M tA T B I ture of NATO, Berlin remains pretty good in Wapakoneta. WAU FAINT the No. 1 problem of Eur­ Unleia you are In training, you ope and th* flashpoint of a are likely to strain a muscle possible war. just pronouncing It. S To The Editor S Golden Orange Award De Gaulle On Guard It’s All In The Fall S a iif u r t t i'ugo 4 Sanford, Florida S it 'r a id F ri., November 1063 WALTER A. aiBLOW. nOITail AXD rCSMUUB J L l.lt * I.. STKVSTIlOM Aixicliat* l-MItiir S-'ISKti v tv SUtinglii* J IM V » | WMk W K I.I.S U n-tunk-al Uupt. J.tX IN KH U KU tH Sim i *i : i . t Killlur llu iin * * , ku n su r is tiiMisrtr a. joitnaon c is m iiu s D irtc is r m a v is voi.roLivw W HLI.S O'untr Bailor tncR L U r s n x n iutietj KJit of Earn* D-ll«-rr P IIK O Olr* (H alloa ■ i i m i t i i - r m * s s t T ie a s ir M a li S ,m ia u l* C « a a l|r ln o e I V *a r S«0 I M o n th * IS O I M o n th * 1.00 I M o n th All Olkur ( I t SS 1 Vaar l.T I I MoHih* IOC t Month* i.ae I Month V. U. Poalal n - a u t a l l o m yruvlJ* t h a t a ll m alt aabiorlpUan* S i WSlil l a aUvaav*. DOG O W N ER S City ordinances require that every dog be licensed. ThU also requires the dog to have a current rabiea vaccination by a veterinarian and th* certificate to be presented at th* City Hal) for th* doc license. The d o c officer I# now patrolling to pick up all nnllcenood am itray dogs. SA N FO R D 209 W . 1st ST. u e * T im m * M « ui Cento D IS C O U N T Paint S to re s AMERICA'S LARGEST DISCOUNT PAINT CHAIN , C O N I f lN M �SHS Cagers Play 2 0 Games; Debut In M etro Dec. 10 Head Coach Ralph Itumpf oole competed year* ago with Mika Bowes, Dc-nla Brown, of titt Semlnola High School team* such s i Miami’s Sen­ Dougin Flraitoos, B a r r y fbaiketball team today an­ ior High and Edison, Jack­ Johnson, Mika McClary, Mar­ nounced a 20-game cage ache- sonville's Jackson, Lon and vin Shafflad, Kon Tyre, . Dan dule which will keep the lo­ London, and numerous others. Adam*, Stave Clard and Bill cals hopping f r o m now Assisting Stumpf this tea- Day. Also, Stive Groover, Jack through Feb. 22. son In tutoring the Seminole The slate cslla for the hoop iter i will be John Col­ Hunt, Dan Leeds, Paul Markoa, Frank Hurray, MUta Seminole* to tangla with bert. Imltk, Roth m ta n , Jeff WODaytona Beach’a Mainland Right now, says Stump! and llama, Stave Harris, Don Nic­ High Buca at (he local gym- Colbert l l youngsters are bat' holas and Boh Spraldlog. naalum next Thuriday night. tllng for tha starting bertha This contest will raise the on Seminole's varsity and fc u rta ln on what Stumpf de­ junior vanity five*. clares will be one of the A number of thane lada. toughest cage slates in the such aa Barry Barks, Lloyd school's modern history. Freeman, Mike Olad, Billy The following night tha Higgins, Dan McCall, Ronnie Seminole football e l e v e n ltlnaon, Joe Purdy, A1 Boni­ meets the Kissimmee Kow- face, Mika Fordham and boys In a poat season gridiron Mika Gray are atlU engaged affair at Sanford'a Memorial in football. Stadium. But the following A unique situation will arise Uitiillr tha aftermath a! night Stumpf** eager* go since some of theta Semi­ Thinki|lvtB| day la tartar I f right back to the hardwood nole grldders are slated to huh, but—(or Tex aa, ll-U when they travel to TituavlUe perform for the cage squad victor over Texas ARM la to open their road slate on Thuridsy against Main­ o b i of the meat dramatic against the Terriers. land, play football on Friday lames a! any aaaaoa, that On Dec. 10 the Semlnolca against Kissimmee, and go Salt Texas Coach Darrell Ray officially and actively enter back to the hardwoods Satur­ al admitting ha was "shaken." It's a poaiibla national cham­ into Metro Conference com day at Titusville. petition when they move in Stumpf aald that In addi­ pionship. For IUIboU, playing a "par to Orlando for an engage tion to the regular ao-gama ment with the Eagles of Edge slate Seminole will also parti­ suite" game to the hilt io a cipate In the Tangerine Bowl 13-0 conquest of Michigan — water. ™ The Mcro loop, comprised basketball tournament which State, it's the school's flrat of seven Orange County hiRh la acheduled in Orlando Doc. undisputed Big Tan champion ihip in 10 years and a berth schools and Seminole High 21 through IT. should provide fans with the In addition to tha grldders in tha Rose Bowl on Jan. 1. For North Carolina, a 14-14 finest brand ol basketball who are vicing for bertha on seen locally in many years— the cage squad, Stumpf listed winner over Duka on a 43yard field goal by Max Chap­ perhaps the bait alnee Semi the following: man with H second* to play, Ui a share of tha Atlantic Coast Conference champion­ About Sports ship and a spot in tha Gator Bowl at Jacksonville, Doc. Site Tens, Illinois, Carolina Win Bowl Berths Thinking Out Loud BY JULIAN STENSTItOM 011C Was A Hectic Affair The race for tha Orange Belt Conference title ie over, what a hectic affair it was. Two week* before the season dosed the loop could hav<* wound up in a threeway tie. Rut it all turned out that Leesburg l i t the championship — although the Yellow Jackets whipped Sanford—and tha Semlnolea grabbed It by Ua win over DeLand Wednesday night. • • e e Seminole S idelights Not only did a brave bend of Warriors hand Semi­ nole High's students a conference crown with their DeLand victory, but they also handed Head Coach Jim Pigntt the frosting for hta cake. We're not kidding! Wednesday waa Dgott'a birthday. How many? Wall, you aak him. Anyway, during Wednesday afternoon's pep rally tha Seminole cheerleaders presented Pigntt with e birthday cupcake adorned with a candle which would not burn. After the student body sang "Happy Birthday" to the genial Seminole reach, Jim told the football team they could put the frosting cn the ctke. And, they did! • s e e rigott, rehashing Wednesday night's conferencewinning engagement, laid "Our boys never gave up." Pigott complimented Del.and Heud Coach Tom Hill on having not only a good ball club but also one that was up and after the Sanfcrd aggregation. Asked to compare the Seminole effort with the tilt the Semlnolea played against Wildwood, Pigott said he considered the locals to have played as good an offensivu game against Dcl.nnd ns they did ngninst Wildwood. Hut he figured that the defensive performance against tha Wildcats waa perhaps better than that against tha Bull­ dogs. s e e s During the initial half cf the DeLand affair the Seminolei were having trouble containing D*Land's sen­ sational halfback, Jerry Gill, The polished Bulldog waa rattling off yardage with saae, piling up M. Ifowgver, during the intermission Pigott and hia craw plotted a new defensive tactic to hold Gill. And, it wurktd! During tha second half Gil) moved, but only for nine yards. Say what you please, but this was one of the bell game's major factors. e • • • IobWbbB « rid itlg * tiiiT H it p e a k .................. Buddy Lawson has had some great night* this sea­ son for the luccesaful Seminole* but none any greater than the one he enjoyed Wednesday. The fleet-footed runner and deceptive pass receiver hauled In three Seminole touchdowns. The first came on a seven yard play, the second from 4S yard* out, and the Inst G2 yards—all on aerial*. In addition, Lawson hauled in * Gl-yard pass to feature one of the drive* during which Seminole scored mother TD. In the Seminole dressing rooms, amid the confusion and cetcbratlng, said Lawson; "We feel great. I’ve played three year* on Seminole's varsity and during two of those season* we’ve won the OBC championship. This ha* been a great ball club, end this victory tonight was the big­ gest thrill of my lifetime." Lawson's three touchdown* ran hi* total to 13 for tha present season. All isason we'va been trying to detect I.aweon’a secret on how he haul* in those seemingly Impossible catches. Now we know. We'll tell you about it next week l —after the Kowboy battle in the post season affair with KUsimmca. s e e * Meanwhile Billy lligglns undoubtedly hod hi* best night of the lessen. Higgins, along with Lawson, are the outfit's co-captain*. Higgins plays defeflsiv* end but Wednesday night ha spelled Ron Hineon, suffering with a eevere cold which limited his activity, at tha quarterback *)nt. And Higgins did a tremendous Job! Billy paused long enough to lay “It waa a great night for everylx>dy. Throwing those two long paisea to Lawson V was the thrill of a lifetime." Higgins shouted "B<>y, we'd like to play that Lees­ burg outfit again." The Seminole's only lose waa to the Yellow Jackets. "DeLand," said Billy, “wo* about the best club we faced this season. They hit u* harder than Colonial. But I’m pleased with the way we stopped Gill In the second half by loosening our ends and plugging up the tackle •lots." I*. For Virginia Tech, SI-10 winner over VMI, it’* tha Southern Conferenea title. And for Syracuse, 14-7 win­ ner over Noire Dams, tt'a just plain old sweet revenge. T ens, now assured of be­ ing the host In the Cotton Bowl game on Jan. 1, can took forward hopefully to next week when the final football rating* of the 19M teaion era made by the UP1 board of coirhei. Tbs Longhorns went Into Thursday'* game with the No. 1 national ranking and esme out of It with a 100 season record, the only perfect mark among major college*. But for * long time a* the thtdows began to fall at Col­ lege Station, Tex., Thursday, it looked like Texas' gooserather than turkey—was cook­ ed. Trailing, 13-1, going into the fourth period Texas rall­ ied for two touchdowns to make the final score 13-11. Tourney Held At Mid-Florida The Mid-Florida Country Club's Senior Men Golfing As sedation held a memberguest tournament Wednesday with Eric Dali man posting a nat 71 to taka first prise among tha membara partlcl patlng In tha tournament. Among the guests, accord lag to tournament chairman Pat Lary, E. M. Cummings grabbed first place with a nst 72. Russ Overly with a 73W and Dennis Lung with a 74 took second and third places among the members. Mean while, Buster Shsppard and xalpn Huitorb. with a 73 and 74, respectively, won second and third places among the guests. Cum mini* wa* a guest of Overly, Shappard a guest of Andy Anders and Huffurd a guest of Bud Mabry, Peters Named Rookie O f Year SEMINOLE END FRANK NOELL (B2) la about to hit DeLntitl halfback Jerry Gill (11) after the Bulldog halfback had skirted hla left end during Wednesday nlght’a Sanford victory over the Bulldoga, 33 to 20. Alao converging on By Doans Merck The Florida Camping Asso­ ciation is holding its Annual Thanksgiving camp-out at Manatee Spring* Stats Park, over the weekend. Manatee Spring* Is six miles north of Chlcfland on U. S. 19. Regis (ration start* today at the en­ trance to the park. Arrange­ ment* have been made for swimming during tha day plus a hootenanny and square dance Saturday night. Devo­ tional services will b* held Sunday morning. * * * Publication of small craft charts Ml-SC and 443-SC are now available. The chart* cover tha Intra-coastal Water­ way from St. Simon* Suund, Ga., to Kau Gallic. They also contain information on loca­ tions of rapalr yards and sup­ ply house*. Tha charts lllui* strata whistle and fog signs!*, storm warning signals and rules of the road plus other helpful information. * • * Mrs. Russell Kitncr It a new member in tho clan of boating enthusiasts. Mrs. Kitnrr won on aluminum boat and out board motor in a lo­ cal drawing last Wednesday. Packers Lose Key Linebacker arm in the fourth period. X-ray* taken when th* team relumed to Green Day reveal­ ed the fracture that will side­ line him tor tha aenson. Parker Conch Vines Loml-uidi is still convinced ths Packers have a chance to niuke th* National Football League title game for th* fourth straight aenson. The Chicago Bears, who play Minnesota Holiday, are U-l-t in the Western Division while th* Peckers are second with a H-2-1 record. Pace 5 By BU Viarest Jr. A howdy to all tha outdoor* mm and fishermen who are trying their luck at fishing despite tho bad weather. Got a call Sunday afternoon about a big bob cat that had been killed In Samsula by Butter Di throw of Osteen. The bob eat, a 20-pounder and the first reported kill of the hunting ipaion, waa on dis­ play at the Osteen Bridge fiah camp all day Sunday, draw­ ing many curious onlookers. While at the Osteen Bridge camp wo met th* owner*, Paul and Dixie Johnson. They had quite a few report* of good speck fishing. Lake Monroe seems to be a happy fishing ground. Around the Stono Island area most of the specks caught arc on the Missouri minnow. The bream are okay and the bass arc good If you are ■ good bass fisherman. By the way the Johnson’s camp alio doca rod and reel and gun repair. Well on down tho river, or up, whichever you m a y choose, the Wekiva arc* re porta a few bream and cat porta a few bream and the ratilah are (air. There are a lot of striped neck turtles on down the Wekiva at Camp .Seminole. There seems to be IIALI’H SMITH AND CLEVE J. HASTY, river guides, had mime retd irnod lurk Sunday evening while fishing ut the Northennt corner of Lake Monroe. Smith and Hunt) brought in their limit while finhlng with MinHour! minnows. By United Pro* International Tha Green Bay Packers suf­ fered unuthi-r shattering loss in tlietr traditional Thanks­ giving Day game with the De­ troit I.ion* Thursday—hut this tone it wain't the game. Tin* favored Packers, who were blitzed s year ago in the hi-lldiiy game, were tied by the fired up Ions, 13-13, in the flrsl lit seconds. But in the process, the Pack­ er* lost their standout middle linebacker, Ray Nitschke, who broke a bone In hla right fore­ f rralft Frl. Nov. 29, a lot of theil crackera and bream along with tha usual catcbea of bail on shiners. Mra. Mattie Wereer, fiaUac along with Ruth Fernandes, brought ta a tong string of catfish and their limit of shell crackera and bream al Camp Semlnola. Bob MacLeod at Casselberry bagged a 43-pound deer with a bow and arrow while hunt­ ing Saturday at lavenwaa. Along with MacLeod warn Ernie Bellevlew, Rimer Gorley, John Fambro and Ray Canagleo. Note from Harry Robson, local sportsman: It says that In Cameron Slough, north of Lake Jessup, there are a lot of ducks. Thay are also be­ tween tha two bridges, Ge­ neva and Oitaaa. Robson alio report* that tha ducks are plentiful around Persimmon Hammock, and a a the cold weather cornea on the North, the Blue BlUe will bo down. Eastward to Marina Isle, the specks are being caught plentifully on Missouri min­ nows, by trolling or drifting. Called a good fishing source at Crowe's Camp, Jim Crowe aaya there a n plenty of spec* kled perch and the ihad are starling to show up, with a catch of five already brought End Progressing in by Dan Wheeler and Papy ST. LOUIS (UPD—Doctors Hessiian. report Tax Anderson, often We gueaa thin la the atarishe end of the St. Louis Card Ing of shad isaaon. We henr Inals, making progress after that Mr. Gathers la in town an operation Thursday on his to do soma shad fishing. right knee. Anderson was in­ Gathcri, tha maker of tha jured In a game against the Gathers shad rig, is tops Philadelphia Eagles on Sept. among the shad fishing rig manufacturer*. GREAT GIFT IDEA! If the nears loin one of tiicir filial three gaim-s and the Packers win thstr finnl two, tiie clubs will meet in Green liny in a playoff fur the Wistern Division title. Ski Meet Set CLEVELAND (U P D -T h e International Professional Ski Rarer* Association champion­ ships, Including many former Olympic stnrs, will he held at (h* Brandywine Ski Center at Ssgamore Hills, Ohio, Feb. 4. • • • Tip of the Week When packing clothes, tow­ els, etc., for a camping or boating trip, don't fold the ar­ ticles but roil them into cylin­ drical rolls. They take less apace this way and actually stay neater and much clean- R eco rti A e i.... E A S T LANSING, Mich. (UPD — Michigan Stats foot­ ball games wers watched by a record 313,341 fans this year. A ttendant of 74.143 at Thursday's finals against Il­ linois p u s h e d Michigan State’s total attendance at all games for tha 194) aeastm over the old school record of 373,39(1 in 1933. BOSTON (UP1) — Bouthpnw Gsry Peter*, who had missed msjor Issrus baseball's braas ring In four earlier trials with ths Whit* Sox, today wa* named th* Ameri­ can l.eague Rookie of th* Year for 1963. a i a i Th* 26-ysar-old Chicago pitcher who had never pitched |A CTlO N ! THRILLS! ^ enough to attain major league W*eld’s fastest IpsrtJ status during his first four bids, racked up a 19-8 record last season to beat out team­ UUTOAMI mate Pet* Ward for tha m kl* 7 : 4 0 p.m . honor. PAW MUTUIL uai. TONIGHT. rhomus Favored Gill are Danny Tlllla (32), Dave Golloher (73). Behind Golloher is Mike Glnd (71). Oil picked up 83 yards during the first half but when Semi nole changed its defensive tactics it held Gill to nine yards in the second half. (Herald Photo) fttnfarh WAGERING . t GAMES NIGHTLt\ Ladies Nighti NEW YORK (UP!) Archie Mcore’e protore, light'JKAftRis heavyweight contender Allen Thomas of Chicago, is fav­ T iiY lM . ored at 3-1 to smack Brook­ [itGtnr. PH. 031.6221 S«fry, No Minett lyn's Johnny Periol with his first provisional defeat to­ OH l am DO IE m in O i E night in their nationally-tele­ FRONTON vised fight st Madison Square M*V I t ♦] * J » f ON 0*BV Garden. Holiday Specials! SfqiSAW Power Saw (it!ll make him twice the craftsman he.thinks he is) FHmfo ai/ca from 5 * t o 8 ' to handle any cu ttin g 5oIg from m inor home repaint to m ajo r remodeling jo in t. „> A ccurate, easy-to-mljunt control* for bevel cuta, m itere] r ip anil croaa cuta . , . L ightw eight for eaay h an d lin g . . . Vnri-torquo safety clutch, precision helical gearwj n.iwdmst ejection * y stc n u n n d * b m d Jrc o AlQWM»bl«da guard Dn m ost mod#Is, FOR FANCY CUTTING GET THIS SKIL JIG SAW • It's s back saw, coping saw, ktfhuls saw, scroll ttw sll In an*' „• Berets loss* with adjustable, tilting bass • W Ass it's own starting hats’ (or pocksl suit • £*nfsd, orbital action bled* gtre* (aster, mars slfldsnt / cutting—Isngsr blade Ut* Ink any material from wood to mstal ’ • Sphntef-lrss attachment for cutting plywood, vsnssts ■H I | H IL L 22.1 W. 3rd ST. LUMBER AND HARDWARE CO FA 2*5381 �-U > ,- ..... Mrs. ft. Kltner, general 1141 pjb. ■ special movt. vDJ I Each family la u M la bring chalrm i n, T ill he aaaliU S by he *T E - f . }”*>* aaniwk&cx a s i d e s e r t tx A S t ef tteaharab wnmm. A t |foQewvd by a Bgh» wppw-lg rfria mm he praritodby the 1 adult Sunday School eIsaacs. nursery also proH K Carlaoa and gneets, Mrs. Emma Gregory of Tuscalooea, Ala* aad Mia. Audrey Ald­ ridge of Birmingham, Ala. Mrs. George Lindahl was bowrad with a gift aad a corsage by the Ways and Meaaa chairman, Mrs. A. F. Kseth for stretching bar dol­ lar Into $23. The club alas pre­ selltad Mrs. Joy Mantrass with a lovely dried arrangement, crested by Mrs. Fred Ganns a t tba Christmas workshop bold last month. Members will again help tba Lake Mary d u m b e r of Commerce with their annual party Dee. t t a t the chamber building. MRS. CARL MOSS, left and Mrs. Richard Davidaon at tha dinner meeting of the Lake Mary Woman's Club. Mra. Davidson wag gen­ eral chairman of tha event. Federation Holds Dinner Meeting WE'RE LOADED WITH CHRISTMAS GIFTS . . . S » OUR “CHRISTMAS IDEALS" (Formerly MeVlean) III 1 . T int St. The Seminole County Fed­ eration of Women's Clubs met lari Thursday to Loaf wood et the Civie League Building on Church Street for the first meeting of the new peer with some T9 members to attend­ ance. Officers Introduced by Mrs. M. J* Tinsley, president, In­ cluded Mrs. Joel S. Field, first vice president; Mrs. W. L. Gramkow Sr., second vice president; Mrs. E l e n n o r Stone, treasurer; Mrs. Ralph Newcomer, corresponding sec­ retary; Mrs. L. L. Cox, rec o r d i n g secretary; Mra. -U* ^ H r - tv J _., ^ k k . w T * W q ^ ^ k .ye-,'' ( \jL~- < -^ . "-w" _ -r-* W ^ ' ^h • B jF ^ ar b L/f? Bft if ^k B W‘ . ^ -jtfe. ; David Tlse, Scott Cletnm.r, Morgan and Mary Bennett. . J ^ and Ronald and Joel Fehd. J® taking part are Don* rm H aid Robert Bennett. Personals e n n e u f aad Mrs. Roger Garner, Mr. aad Mrs. A1 Davis, Mr. aad Mrs. Wallace P u n c h , Mr. and Mr*. Bob McKsn, Mr. aad Mrs. Jack Kriekaon, Mr. aad Mrs. Bob Dakk, Mr. aad Mrs. Paul Lewis, Mr. aad Mrs. lic k Walker, Mr. aad Mr*. Csmeroa Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. Stcnw Bolts, Mrs. Stetson and a guest, 14. Duf­ fy Hutton. ao v s aaar nu u sv m OPEN TONITEI MRS. L. E. STERLING, left, and Mrs. R. B. Kit* ner, with some of the holiday decorations to be made in the advent workshop this Sunday. DeBary Personals Mr. aad Mrs. Roy Bolton of with friends md relatives la regular monthly meeting. Pittsburgh a n d Pompano Syracuse, N. Y. Mrs. R. W. Turner conducted Beach w en recent guests of a abort memorial service Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. MeDr. and Mrs. William Kes- FROM ----based ca the 14th Chapter ol Gee of Alexander Avenue. senich and sons, Chris, Bill Veer Dewntewa Florist S t John, In keeping with the Jr. and Tom, are here from day of national mourning. SANFORD Mr. aad Mra. Albert Loran Lake City visiting with Dr. She read a poem taken George Otto, parllamentarFLOWER SHOP By Berwlcw Kelsey of Meridan, Conn., and Mra. Kessenlch’s mother, M r s . ton, and Mrs. Roy Titos, from "Ideals" entitled “This Cor. E. 1st A Sanford Ave. B. Bailey, Westfield, Mase., Andrew Aulln Sr. has re­ Gregory Kessenlch, Piumosa Too Shill Pais Away." She auditor. FA 2*1823 FA 2-8432 turned to hia home after be­ have been the houseguests of Road. In business conducted after also led the devotional period Mr. and Mrs. Howard Green ing hospitalized at the J. Hu­ yearly reports were beard uilng a Thanksgiving theme lls Miller Medical Center in of Bonita Road. from aacb elub president or and scripture from the lOOth Gainesville for the past sev­ delegate, the group unani­ Pialm. The group eloted (ho eral weeks. Mr. and Mra. Arthur Hook mously voted to sign an devotions by alnging "My of Palmetto Drive have re­ Country *Tls of Thee." agreement with tha Seminole Birthday greetings were Mra. Frank Wheeler Jr. has turned from an extended visit County Sportsman's Associa­ returned to her Lake Charm tion permitting use of the extended to Mre. J . F. Riser, home alter being a patient at Federation Park on the Wekl- Mr*. Henry Lamb and Mrs. S. S. Class Orange Memorial HoipUsl to wa River as n recreation Turner. Plans Christmas Plans were made for the Orlando for a few days. area. Report! on work of the Chrlilmai meeting on Dee. IS Mrs. Harold Lylt, Mrs. W. CHRISTMAS Heart Foundation were pre­ at McKinley Hall. Mrs. Rlier R. Meek Jr., Mrs. Douglas P arty Tuesday The Daughters of Wesley CARDS sented by Merle Warner and and Mrs. W. P. Chapman, Jsekson and Mrs. Wesley Mrs. Shirley Mellia who also hnsteues, s e r v e d refresh­ Swatuon attended one ol the Sunday School Clasi of First asked lor volunteers to help ments of chicken salad, ial- Breakfast Club programs at Methodist Church will meet in the annual Heart Fund tinea and coffee during the the Civic Center to Deltona, Tuesday, Dee. 3, at 7:30 p.m. to McKinley Hall for the an­ Drive scheduled to Februsry. social hour. Largrat Bolectlon Of B oiri And Individual Cards In last week. nual Christmas party. Other members p r e s e n t Following the business ses­ Religion. And Traditional Themes. From 59c Up. Mra. Donald Dunn and Mra. Beautiful Selection Of Gifts For Her, Him Or Homo — sion those present enjoyed n were limes, L. E. White, Oe- Mrs. James Mlcbeb, first From |t.M Up. Imprinting Done On PremUen — covered dish luncheon with tavla Rumbley, T. E. Wilson, vice president of the Oviedo R. B. Monroe are co-chair­ members of the Longwood J. R. Crawford, J. F. McClel­ Woman’s Club, announced men of the event An ex­ ONE DAY SERVICE. Civic League serving ■■ hos­ land, F. D. Hlckok and R. M. that ISO dinners were served change of gifts wUI be held and all members who bring Mason. Mrs, J, H. Powell and tesses. at the Christmas Flea Market The next meeting of the Miss Ethel Riser were wel­ Baiaar last Saturday. The gifts must enclose t h e i r West's Card Gift Shop names inside the gift wrapped Federation wUI be held In comed as visitors. proceeds, wbleh will be added package. Mrs. R. T. Boyd, church Sanford on Feb. 37 et the FOOD FAIR SHOPPING CENTER to the elub building fund, will This la one of the high­ secretary Mrs. Don L. Nes­ Woman's Club. be more than *210 when a lights of the year and aU SANFORD, FLORIDA bitt, educational director; complete report is available. members are urged to attend. Mrs. W. A. Hunter, church Personals & THE GIFT Casselberry OF GOOD TASTE Member* of the Personals T O U C H T O N ’S R E X A LL DRUG *TUE PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN COR. FIRST A MAGNOLIA DOWNTOWN SANFORD Marvin McClain family of Lake Trip­ let Drive, Caiselbeny, are heading to opposite directions for the Thanksgiving holi­ days. Air. and Mrs. McClain will go to Jacksonville to visit his sister and enjoy a family get together. T h e i r children, Jackie and Marvin Jr., will attend t h a Dancemaster's Convention at the Fontainebleu Hold in Miami Beach with the Royal School ol Dance. They all plan to return home Sunday evening. A Christmas trae will not remain fresh throughout tha holiday season if It (alls to receive adequate watering, la addition to the trae’s appear­ ance, a vital safety factor la Involved: when a tree dries out It may become highly combustible. G E N U IN E CO RD O VA N S by BOSTONIAN Playgirl Fashions YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO OUR FIRST A N N U A L FEBN PLAZA CHRISTMAS FANTASY presents OPEN HOUSE 12 NOON TIL 6 P . M. SU N D A Y , DECEMBER 1, 1963 Complete new line of Polynesian Fashions Alfred Shcheen of Hawaii TOE *21 “ ■ m ^^^^^H AN D SEW K R ik s h a In n Fern Park, Florida Steak or Luau Luncheon — $1.50 (Fashion Show Free) LIMITED SPACE - MAKE RESERVATIONS EARLY 838-3515 Luncheon 11:30 A . M Tuesday, Dec. 3, 1963 i - U 11* m m upi - 838-2511 Fashion Show 12:30 DOOR PRIZES The program •* 0:30 P-m- ,n tfle sanctuary * ipedal terric* to Christmas," srrittrn by Mits Janet Ely and directed by Mrs. Robert Kennedy. Chi). dr*n partielpatlnf arc Christla Williams, James and Matthew Kennedy, Steven Hires, Sheryl Thompson, Mark Tise, Dean mooth, skinny, hullrous Cordovan leather I that weara and weans. They feel better with age and a le u a keep their ahine. Cordovans are nut only luxurious, but economical. CORNER FIRST A SANFORD AVE. PRINTED COTTON BROADCLOTH ROBES Sanforized® machine washable robes in new dark-tone neat prints! Wonderful year Ground robe to (five him. �* * • _ »W • —to rt f r a i l* F ri. N o r. p , ‘W - f t t W T Television (baoh flbby • FRIDAY P. ML _ , BY JUDY TURNER Thanksgiving is over, but the weekend isn't, utd lots of folks still have guests, Others will start ® earnest on their Christmas plans and soma have pUnnad Just a quiet weekend at home, Whatever foure doing, you’ll want to get out of the house DEAR ABBY; I pm N M l (X) Nswsetpo <*><»* New*. S p e n e , and htv# beta married poly W e a th e r l : 1 t <»> KJtturlsI cilbt yeans to a mao who 111! <t) Naw*. Bperte, W e e . U « . short, (at pod held. thee tit* <ot ch. • aonri* Bp *ha see woman d l l l N • it * t l ) N e » a — W aU a» C reeh l te ■ad M. For the past pis ( t ) l lu n t l e r • S r l n k l e y (I) Neva— H on C ochres years bp bta beta going • : t l <D O u t j o o r Uw ttttla •found publicly with tht Beard worst Mad «f womea. He TilS ( I t Pliant i e r v t e s ( •) W y a t t B a r * had evwg I m g a them to (I) !.*• M a r v in Present* f : I S (It I n t e r n a ti o n a l S how ­ the bouse ia my absooe#, time knowlog I would a n lr t and ( t ) T u u o g People’s Cos* catch (hem. He admitted reft to my face that he la try* (S' 71 S u n s e t a tr i p 1:11 41) Bob Hope lag to get me to divert* |l> lloute «• him, but t am pot gotag to (I) aurkr's U v 1:11 <3> H a r r y 's G i r l . Irt him off tho book wo ( i t T w l ti a h t Zone caiy. 1 made a bad deal (I) F a r m e r ’s D s u e h t s r I*|0* (>> J a c k F e s r (Color) sod at my pge, I am con­ ID i io s ln a tent to elt with R, How t l t l l 4*1 Slabs T h a t Bpare t l :44 (I) Sow s would you handle him to ( I ) Saw*—M u rp h y M er­ the future? lin WRONGED UilC (*) Nawa. S p o r t i, wrest, thsr DEAR WRONGED: Tell (•> T h o n ts r o f t h s Stars him to quit eluting before t i l l s ( t l Jo h n n y C srs o n (Color) he drops dead. And that if 11:21 (») M sverlek he wants a divorce, he’ll SATURDAY A. M. have to catch YOU. Sits (I) News. W s n t h t f • • • l : l t (<) Sunrise gemeetey T;*t (I) tlrow sr* Alm anac DEAR ABBY: My hus­ 11) Nsw* band and I have been go­ 1:10 (II I ls p u ty f l a w s I t ) l i r u M Id .F lo rtd s ing to our pastor tor mart i f f (SI Aeroa* T h e r o n e s rii|* ceunieUaf far the ( I , I t s c k y Ja n s* end k m are a few good ■. to go. been planned after their big • • o Thanksgiving Day dinner . , . For those with children or nothing, that Is, except to fWtoto with ehildreo, one of giro you the boat feed end the fineet plocee you can go service they can, which la s U to the Fainted None. The lot • 0 0 hide wilt love the bright fsletsd figures and everyone When anack time m ill will loro the food. The Bw*. uuund aa It doss ae often, the disk eigne on th t weiie and quickest and easiest wap te doers, telling what I* whot, rolve the problem ia to go will oiMhant yeu ell ae you to th o Whataburgor on try to figure out what they French Are. Thryll fill up are. I t is a charming, fan ily all those hungry pooplo In place, within aaiy reach of no time with their delicious S family's poehetbook. hamburgera. e o e • • e Te really make an ImpreiWithout a doubt one of tho •ion on your gueate, take must striking places in town t h e m to Freddie'* Steak ia the new Rex liquor store. Reuse. The aophieticatod at­ The bright ihiny, clean mosphere of tho restaurant store, in the Pineerest shop* Itobtn H oed make* tho already delteloua ping area te m ot attractive. 1:1* (3> ( t ) B upe rm sn food taito better. You can Besides tho usual stock, thay Site (1) S upsr C a r (I) T h s Atvta Shew eboces from a menu of eteake have refrigerated beer snd ( t ) Major M srcury or eeofood with all the cue soft drinks, a complete wine M o i:> n u t f * Itsddy 10 :M (I) H eeler H eath co ts tomary seeeeipsnlnenta. teller, appropriately darken* (4) Q uick D r a w McOraw e • e (I) T h s s t o r X ed to keep the wine* fresh, South's four and flva no* If you want to grt Ju*t the and s hoat of booklets on the to ils l l ) F l r i b s l t XU (I) a t i s h t r U uuso trump bids rsprsssntsd a (to* hida out of the hou*c to you table aa you are entering to It) Jrtsone can enjoy come peace ami give you suggestions on how lit** (I) Dannie T h s Msntco ttnnlnod sffnrt to gst a grand ( t i n i n T in Tin slam, but whan North sbowtd quiet, Melodee Skating Rink to use their products, A real (II C a r to o n i s t only o m king South doeWsd will bo glad to take care of winner. l t : t l (I) F u ry ( I t Roy R o t o r s Show to isttlo for whst ha thought them. Thia rink, Vrated on o e o (I) l i t a n y A Cacti would l>« a cinch little tiam. Onor* Road, alao nifers lesP. M. Ons look a t dummy showed •ona, taught by Jerk Huff, Thinking ahaad to neat 12:44SATURDAY O Pet. r r a s t o a week, you might make sums South that ovtn that cinch (41 Bky K i n a man snd Mlaa Sheila Beet. plans to have the kids take (t) R uss Runny • • e little slam might require a lot t lu t l w t n k ts (Color) skating lesson*. Two qualified 12:11 ((I) After e n j o y i n g their I ) Jfsws—l l o h s r T tr o u t of play. ( ! ) M sslo Unnd of AllsOf courts, if tpadss warn Tbankagiving holiday, the instructors will *how them kaeant to break 3-3 South would have people at Jim Spencer's are the right way at Skate City. 12:41 (4) Cull**Into KIMs-ff 13 assy tricks, Supposg they IS) Uy F r l s n d F lleks back, Ttady to help you en­ For the smaller tote, an nd (4) A rm y-N avy F ootba ll didn't? joy tho remainder of the vanced children's ctaei meats (1am* South considered playing wookend. Thle la a eure win­ Friday* between 1 and 3 p.m. 1)20 (I) C h sm p lsn e h tp WTroetUna two rounds of trumps and ner with your gueiti; they’ll T hen lessons are ■ real in­ 1:«( (1) W a t c h Mrw i e s r i then going aftsr spadss. If lika the frlendlineit and fun vestment in fun which will S::o ( I t T alen t a T slk II) S p u rts l l l * h l l a h t e ths apadsa were 3-3 or th* and relaxing atmosphere a* last a long time. III* 13) M atln aa T h a a t - r • • e much aa wo do, 8ome parties (!) (Irsy Cup Champion* man with tha tong sped** wa* ip long In trumps also that play hare boon lined up for ChristComplete dinner menus, 4 t U t») •■sh ’• U s e e - C s s t s s l l would sucsssd. mas already, to if yeu want feaaturing • two-inch ateak, S.iursbosrd How about trying somt sort 4 21 ( t l Wash. youra at Sponeeri, chock with aro now out «t the Caribe, aiso t l ) NFL. l i i s b l t a b t a of s squssss? ft might work Doris right away. und Flo inys they are abso­ (4) Ilia I’l c l u r s sssily. There were threat o e a lutely delicious. The ateaka, 1 0 0 (31 T h s O utlaw s 14) t ’a r l s r W s s n s r cards In three suits. Then Thoeo who lika to bo en I mean, net the menus. Lunch 1:20 (II t t ’o t h s l.nw South saw the tost lino of Urtolned while dining, and hour hie also keen excellent, t :4 l C> KlorMn F i s h i n g S ill ( t | News who doesn't, will want to Flo reports. With good rea­ 4:40 III Ch. I News make the Cnpri a at up during son, of course. The food ia I) 1 lisW ult W u r k ih u p 1:11 ( »I C uuntry a l y l s U S A . the weekend. Jock Roeaman'e tho best, not tu sneak of the 1:14 III U r. K i SwingtoUei play Friday and charming company of your (») ibioua C hrist m s s Psrsds Saturday eight*, for dining waltreaa and mixologist. The Sums of my mat# reader* f .44 II) Clrous Day and dancing. The Capri will Caribe ia also taking reserva 14) C e n tr a l F lo r id a with woman would change Hhowcaaa bo open both those days from tions for holiday parties, and thtir thinking sumswhat. Hera 7 3* (!) Ths L t - u t e n a a l lliSO a.m. t|l midnight aa Flo or Jack will bo glad to (I) J s u k l s D lssson sr* examples of feminine res­ i t ) ItiH ittnsnny ifsual. Nothing ipedal haa help out wiLh your pluns. R« J u s r Rlsbop (Color) ts) W f tM s r f e l W»»1S *4 member, Christmas la lei* III* (I) (II Phil Silver* Celcr I t ) L aw re n c e w a l k than a month away now, time ( I ) Mr F a ssrlte H srilsa 4:4* l l ) S a t u r d a y N tsht I:*# (I) KJ Hu111t •• la getting short. GOOD Msvls By Abigail Von Buren past three mo t to. Rp’a net a rtgular m inim a coun­ selor, but to serves the aam* purpose, pad is doing w ■ lot of good. Nothing was over meatkMd about a too. Should wo wait tor a bill? What it he asvsr scads <rm? Or should we Juat aond Mm a check? Please Bolp tu, but U ymi op* our totter, don't us# our oamoa. CHURCH MEHBEIB DEAR MEMBERS: Sine* no “ few” wpi meottoood, there probably to none. However, sines you havo had several teuton* with the paitor, his service# should be rewarded. Mato a contribution to ana of the special church fundi (build­ ing fund, miirionary, Sun­ day school). Every church can use money. • * * DEAR ABBY: 1 mot a wonderful young mao this summer. Ho aikad me out and 1 accepted. At tho end of the evening to told mt how much to enjoyed tho evening and said he’d call in a tow days. It haa boon •ad to baa m w called. I am toartheotoa because 1 was so aura he'd call mo. Abby (why done a toy do this? H to doao* a t Intend to call n girl, whydoesn't boJugt nay, ‘•Sorry, Hooey, you're not my typo."? That would ha a real kindaesi, tootead of loading a girl on. Please print this. A lot of guys need to loan that toxspn. ’’FELL" Ufa J 2441 F n tw h Avs. Ban ford, FIs, Carry Out Orders Ph. 522-M16 Hew It Alerted When we are paid to ha ’’turned down” when wa era not allowed to do something, It cornea frem an allusion to the old English custom of turning a gl>** upside down when no more drink ia deaired. Bruce W es Now at Freddie's Htsak H ouse Contra! Florida’s Oldest ft Finest OK AND OMY OR LOCATION ORLANDO o n H w y . # 5 0 , 4 b lo c k s c a s t o f C o lo n ia l S h o p p in g P ia x a Tho Original h i AuHwtilic Swodlili Hospitality m d “ knot* Ami" ■ffA Food Cm HhmuiIy Deity — 11:00-MW SUNDAYS end HOLIDAYS 171* K. Coloniol Drfvo i tJIII AMS •ti ta ts *1014 AQJ t f l k X « IM AJIII ■ O O tR tfl AAKI 3 9 A K J1 4 4» At Bsthi M l U M |M fc 1 ; 11 SS 51 3H.T. n e t • N T. h o 19 h s 3* 34 fw s play. Hia hand was Just about perfect for a dummy rovartal provided tramps would break 3-8. 11* dusked ths first slub, won th« second, entered dum- ha To Have A Lovely Wsd-. .ding," send to roots to Ab­ by, Boa 3341, Bevoriy lUlix, 1:11 I I I w teak*- *04 Now* M t It) M4 It) II) II) S:I • ll) T slar Jaak tolsaaa Skew amsrlass BlStefF Rsiraliat C*rton*ll1t M * l l ’ f t a m p t r Ha«si 11* i n q p i i S i a m gkaw 11:1* ll) Bay Wkao t l ) Mlk* W altai* (I) ao sa lih tl 31 I t ) NBO Maws 14.14 (I) War* ter W ill tl) I Uv* toav HEHTAUHANT sad COCKTAIL LOUNGE ALL THE LOH8TER YOU CAN BAT .... IW5 CHAR - HROILED PRIME STEAKS DANIHH LOU8TER TAILM (•west as a a ll) YOUIt (a real delleary the way we papers them !. . , they are NOT comb S a t Io n p l a t t e r (Daaiah Lobster Tail* and Royal Bad fchrimp) rROli LEfiS ID (*) 1:11 (1) (t) \ t (1) (2) 1:41 421 my with the acs af diamonds, ruffed hi* l u t club with the act of trumps, re-tntrred dum­ my with tbs king sf diamonds ruffed a diamond with ths king of trumps, played a low trump to dummy'a 10 and cashed tbs nine of hearts, South ruf/sd dummy's last diamond with Ml own last trump and went over to dum­ my with the queen of spades. This allowed him to discard Ms last low spmla on duni my'* (jussn of trumps and maba tha last trick with hia act and king of spades. Learn tha Jacoby system with our copy of "Wio at Bridge With Oswald Jacoby.” Just send your namo, address, and 50 cents to: Oawald Ja­ coby Reader Service, f/o this newspaper, I’. O. Box 4M'J, I»«pt. A, Radio City Elation, New York 19. N. Y. bo T t* By* Blrdio," to color and atarring Janet Loigh, "Tha Young Racsrs,” ia color and atoning Mark Damon, and "Black Gold," starring Philip Cany. Four af Europe’* most W a ­ ilful and talented women, tho International Playgirls, or* introduced to film audiences for tho first time te American International's "Tha Young Racsrs.” The beautiful quartet, Mari* Vorsin!, Beatrice Altartba, Margrsta Robsahn m d Chris­ tina Gragg, co-star with Mack Damon, William Campbell and Law n Anders, in tho Grand Prlx racing thriller, filmed In color on location at Europe's top racing classics. Ulta Vtralnl represent* Italy, Mis* Robxahn la from Germany, Mlaa Altarlha from Spain, and Mlaa Gregg la Britain's representative In ths action film. On ths Grand PrU race courses, which play a vital part in the film's story, aro also four nations, Eng­ land’s Alntrss, Belgium’s Bps, France's Rouen and Monaco's Monte Carlo. Elvis Presley At Elvis Praslsy and Ms gui­ Carrlcprt, l t di Alejandro | picture, and Mi katk lor MM Wallis, to whom ho ow*i U i tar go (o Mexico for htx lat­ Key. This is Ehls Frsilty’e 13U| I diicovery m a i n n itar. est musical, "Fun In Acapul-1 co" In Technicolor and now running st the Hits Ttisatra through n e x t Wednesday. Making ths trip with him aro numerous muiidani plui two foreign-bora bcsutiri: Urmia Andreis, who hat become a familiar and popular per­ former on ths American movie scene; ami Elia Car­ denas, one of Mexico’s most famous young s c lrtu ti. Ths film begini with ■ SOUTH OP the border with Elvis Preploy. Ha beautiful aerial shot of Aca­ to Mexico for his latest musical, "Fun In pulco, ami then narrows down Acapulco," now showing at mo t> Hit* Theatre. to a yacht crossing the bay. Working on this yacht is Elvis NOW tkvw WKD. Skews At 1:M « lit* - l:M Prsitcy, an cx-trapcxo artist 7:00 - 3:00 Who recently dropped his Children 33e — NIndents 10c brother during their act, Adults S3* causing hint In be injured. Docauxe o f this unpleasant Incident, he Is afraid of heights and has left lh« U. B. in hopss of finding himself • " • d f f \ and overcoming Ms (air. Elvis gets fired because of a misunderstanding with bis boss that involves bis boss’s m m JP > flirtatious young daughter, and Elvis loon winds up as a singer in a nil# club. Hit pop­ diet-rite cola FU N SHOWS ularity enables him lo gst a Job in a large resort hotel START TOMORROW MORNING I0:3g where he sings at night in (he FULL LENGTH MOVIES . . . CARTOON* club, and works afternoons PRIZES . . . BURI'HIBEB . . • av a life guard at (he swim­ ming pool. Hare he meets KUs Sirdenas, who enact* (he role of a famous lady bull­ fighter, and Ursula Andross, ADMISSION 3 diet-rite OR R. C COLA who playi the hotel'a social BOTTLE CATE director. "Fun In Acapulco" was produced hy llai Wallis, di­ rected by Richard Thorps and filmed on location in Acapul­ co. The supporting cast in­ cludes Haul Lukas, Ter! l-AST SHOW | » l i TU.V4TM IlfflPff. I mtv. Domafln. Bnbfrt t e t a a , 'igSNKKUVTJU W KiHKTt-— M B U W tf iiil TOY CORRAL Pl.es * CAKLOAII TV RENTAL • Sates • N l TMRII.I. o r IT ALL* — la CbIb C • Ssrvks D m la O a r S J a w , U a r i a r Seminole TV C u -F eafa r-a — “ r ile ) K O ll) H lD M I ll" A "IF A MSN a N aW K IIS * — BaaSra lira FA 3-4933 Sswitk Color TV Bate# SAM SaafoH Av*. B A v rso v v l l Th* V fltld V M M lalaara M M -rU . 32*wo U llliw * Feaawerd F*Bpls Will Telk ass foaihars MHO Naea Tha Duciora A rt LlokUUar Day l» Court *HOK W OM <11 VMM K i l l O F U H . F A I S T I B" a a. a VI 1 0 )4* o a l r •M OTIIIIV* l a I’ala* 111 (1) Doastaa kdeard* fl) Vau Pnn'l Hay Hi 4 :*f f l ) {it If) *21 (2) ID ( I I TUKH, v a s o a > • * Tvws VBa M a«b Qeas* T ra llm a -itr Oear|4 t i a r a NpG News B u rss A 41IM t'saclo Wall u u .i $ 2 « UNIH^R^ijlE* i* ulflitV R i A Variety Of F in chess*# «M i m ta - r To Bnjoy w While a r W* * Prepare Your Die " Y s i ^ l l f le a n o 'l* S n 4 a n * n o ^ » e r ^ a lg ll f*# private parti** sp to U . Soulh Frcnrh A«a. Ssrford t’honi FA t-4451 IN EARLY — HOME E.VULY At First A Palmetto (Alongside *M past offtes) • CgvRgU* Ftrait mw • Til* • Plaaag • Rtniil Beds r u u u i .1 , a a a SUNDAYS AT 6:15 P. M. (I) (!) Dlsstsarr 'tl Sanford Furniture Co. a EARLY BIRD SHOW OVER U YKABS CHOICE o v t .r OIAVT T IIIF LH IIUUUUU IIIUW AIIMISSIOW — I I S * A IMMLOAU • a. 1 At TIOC O a lr •M OM T C M L A T IM r.al a L’alac Wa. S At sm * O a lr L e r * I U Toun# ( I ) T* T*U Ik* T*#»h ( I ) Q u n a far a f a y 1:44 — JIM HPEMEH'H — ROYAL HKD HHHIMP t:M IS) ID 14) t 44 ( I ) 1:4* ( I ) WILLIAM CAMPBELL geta awakened by Hario Vgraini In a romantic acone from "Tha Young Raiora," featured Friday and Saturday, Dec. 6-7, i t tho MuvieUnd Drive-In Theatr*. Calif. he lark Is* tha yardSum s wemsn aeem to think that tha wife haa an aacus* for becoming "fed u|>” with the children occasionally, but when 4*d yell* $t th an ha ll being *ru*|. lh a ladies aeem to think 1:11 ( I ) ( l r l n l l II ) T h t l)s4sn ilsrs (hat when a husband and wlf* (*) A r r x 4 Tile! 4:31 (») J r r r y t o w l e 1:4* (3 ) I l u n a n i s ar« going out to a party It's 10:»4 44) (lu n tm iik s ( ! ) J u d y ()*rUn« 11,40 I t ) (4)12) Nows Just how lha wife looks thnt I II ( I ) «4- K. T M s i t r 11.14 i l l T h * s * tr s f tko H i r e IMS matters, lha buys a new en­ t l ) Bset Oe R e t a i l M i l l Ml Movie (4) C a ndid C a n s r a semble for th* occasion and ■i n ifj A dult T h o s t o r 41) L a u s h i far Sals ( I ) Dacamhtr a rid * forgets to *tnd dad’s blue suit 11 . 14 I*) Situ N4 * 4 Hauurt SUNDAY F. M. l l : s * (*) T b s M ir e r * I I I VVhiiri My Lin, lo tha cleanersI I I C s s a i a t M i l w 13:4) (I) F a i th t o r TUday 11:14 (1) Naarsaoea (4) F ries la itlghl Some women seem to think M) Ho v ir a l ( I ) H arry lle iia n ir 41:1* ( l l Fata A Q u a y s (I) FIs. F o o tb a ll UlphKawi that only a woman can or does 41) Baaaa Kara l ls h ta I I ) T h e t o l a Shsw give Sumson* tho "bast years ( I ) Mlaalss Linke I I ) NFU a s m * H i l l (4) Theater or lha at*rs M i l l (I) Film F t r s 11:14 ( I ) I’, t a r d u n s of my Ilfs.” MONDAY P. Il­ Ml F a c s lha Nation MONOAT A. M. ia:** i l l v a s e r u n kmorso Woman Siam to think that t i l Oral Hubert* 4:4* 13) Mllmi-tlca Slat 13:11 (I) Fro F u n th s tl KUUoff only th* wife la "tied down" l i l t ( t i Suua hlaa S l n a n a a New* 1:wU (3) C b rletupkara hy family Ilfs, overlooking th* 44) W T a a|ii-----------------------a s a e A ral# _____.■*: ts a tii__ I I I ! IS) N a n s --------------\V» u - .i i aaut'.aVal I M0 Ml r r s n t l o r * • ( Faith fact- that V m s im 'M UOO't* l l ) Fla. Mlaiarr 44) u « * *r us* (I) Hoses a « s Rspurl a Job as • woman is to a house fill IS ) T aS ey ••>00 (4) H a rry I m n b m 2:40 Ml U l i c o r t r y ’l l (4) D oaredaB S l s h i k i t ( i l l ( l ) F s t k i r I s 4 w i l e a l end children. Ml t o b y r l a l l i (4) Sasrab tar F a m aa raw t it III Farm, Heikei 2:3* I D K lrsutlone ’14 And last, too often womea (ll TraU w «###•Mi I n t e r n a t i o n a l 7 m 44) v!V. think they are th* only ones eu*s<*4 1:40 I t ) l ls a t h V a lle r l ia r s 4i»» I D T a t a r )l:ll I I I 4)0141*0 u g k t |J ) NIK! Nows Kaoofl to Judge what’s beat for tha i n Wake Us M*Ti*4 )>a* ( I t Oy*B WlndBar M l ID F o e t b t l l yhltdren. 1:14 I D Mlckia’s l la s s it Tim* 44) ClBBIftl II 14*14*1 (3) Sunday M l i n Nasra A W a s lh ir (2) Kaoa e il Wsetoss 104 l l ) Cham pionship Rowl* T ain t so—toy the men. |:44 (»> c«riuan*tlla l it* (ll tolltlm* Ing 1:11 ( l i F b i u i 44) CapL aeifare* 4:01 (II r u n ,toy Sporty apsuleouU r ID Wild Klngdaim 1:11 (3) ( I E . CollSg* B u r l 1*1 Ted M ask I l s u r |:0« Mi 3oih C M t n r y ID TBA | II M) Mars) I n a l * If) F roba (3) N s n s o o p s 1:04 m i o s s i s a t l s r r t i u II) Uotsls ID BUI D o n s Show f :t t M> T r s r o l s Of ) • < ! ) U sFhsstsrs On day, T y re * Power will alar In "Mixaisaippl Gambler” and Tony Curtis in "Tho Outsid­ er.” Triple footer* a* Friday and Satordny, Dse. 4-T, will PHILOSOPHER D E A R PHILOSOPHER: It all dap*nli on Lb* liver, * • # What's on your mind? For a personal reply, send a Mlf-addrtficd, stamped en­ velope to Abby, Boa 3363, Beverly Hills, Calif. • • # For Abby’s booktot, "How W om an:eyRuthMiiiott eonlng moat rassnted by ths men: Often woman think that only a wife knows hoar a houa* should be furnlahsd, snd tha first thing to do ibeut a hueband's timid luggsstion* it to veto them flatly. Many wives believe that thuugh ths man of th* huuao should help with Ih# dishes, he doesn't need any bsip whan Co-ftotarod at tto Motto* land Drivt-In Theatre Baaday, Monday and Tuesday will ha "Women of Nail Germany,'* with Richard Baarhart, and "Soul* for Bate," atarring Vincent Fries. s o * DEAR ABBY; Do you naRy think Ufala worth living? ja co b y O n fih id q a By Oswald Jacobv AQI 4 m o t ot ARII • 14 Two Films At Drive-In 9 lu to n m fn M / 3 3 FfAdulU (Mr W * Tin* r u n t * • • i i h u a v — sue * *>** • m o w . m T t r j . *>•* a i «<m # �r,iv/ °r Wj i &■■'.V* Si it-V-V- l V', «v Pori 0 07 Drapes Flag n Ju» Isl«K» lilA Jfa» 0««*) 8 f M r T« h r AM • » NAS kMBbfaw *grfcf, originally k M M far Dm . Uusafk 14. Iwvg WhW Al­ lied eocUI activities fa M nruN of Ifa nationwide day period of wr a m la y. Tbo mourning period for the Uto Pmkfant Jo in F. I aody w u proclaimed by Free* ideat Lyndon Johnson and la to ba obsonrod by all V. 8. military unit*. It will aad Das. 22. IT 'S T H E SA M E JU N K ■I TH R EW IN T O V r H t t YARD W H EN ^ V _ - 1 C LEA N ED 3 * * . (O U R C E L L A R T O flR H E S R *» a fts& “ 3 B KA lgo 85 MOT A S PAR A S LARD IS CONCERNED ME ONLY FISHES ALTVtOUGH I DO c50 T H A T W A ^T MACTAM6H «AVIHt>'PCEnV PDUy...THAT \ W &HB. r ALOM3 WITH I H e E N T i M E N r e x f ’P B e e m X J ^ M O L ffO F W iT & MJNO/ ..fioo'N K oa. / i f : w ka. i p ju s t YOU'RE ( CO "WAYAN' LEAVE REAL SHARP, \ YOU FIND YOUR FIQURINO \ MAYHOME BY I THINOO OUT/ V*. YCURCEU7 / HEY, DOC, \*HAT POYOl LOOK/ a i r s CUPTDCH OUT A Ntw /HAPPENED > LAPY , < TO OOOLA? ( 3 RIEND/J »*■— — u-i» I •UTITS aOFiWy AAOVIP 00 lOfRWOI OM-.COM9 W.TOft r a l » V TOO l » THRU N A Few MlNUTEdl TIACHIN3 M *------ --------— -------- ------1 TO SOWlfWAti x3 WTERPRST CORRLCTiy THAT TCH U , DON'T . e x a ct ly a w w m i r f— yours not' tHVMtty r nonm w L HUMURf b u t n t HONORABLE. IXCiriNGv L - . ppyS W E IL .. > CORRECT, ^ MA.CAMJLN. - ,o p M ir ) >OUM l CAAMEN. I V AN ANIMAL LOVER. F « m ‘WBY BACK, AND I DETEST MEN M O MUTHEM N E E C U S ny B U T - M Y U lA v e nccn> h mo hm r!y v , N o H e t x o n c s ta hereby aieea that I aa* eagtged ta heels*** at Casselberry, aemtnete Ceeety, LOWa, Florid* aader the fUUtteee memo ofc BlU/a IIKCLAIR SERVICE, nag that t tatcad N olle# te hereby give* t h a t »« sale . agate with w* •• cn—*.*# ,f the Clerk of the Ctrcalt CoarL tt* a t h day o f December. A. Dw Seminal* Coentr. Florida. la lless, present I* tha Honorable accordance with the preel- C e e e t y J a d g o e f Bomlaol# (lose et the Pletltleee Name C o a a t y . Florida, h e r float r e ­ Statutes, to-will Section SSt.SS t u r n , a e c o a a t a a d v e e c h t r * Americas Fla* was draped la Florida Statelet IP1T. Adm inistrate!* or th e ■la: Mra. Virginia M. Saw- aa B a t a t a ef BEHTHA K. LOWE, Mach fas amatory of the lata eras* deceased, s a d a t eald lim a, JCee. I, tl. tt. IS, ISM t h e n a n d there , a u k * a p p lic a ­ PresIdsa t during tha meeting cPabltah D O -te tio n t o th e said Jude* f o r a of tha Vla*. VIA Tueiday f in a l M ttlom eat of h e r a d m ln l a tr a tl o a of aald oa ta te, evening la Longwood. a a d for a a order d d c h a r a l a g h e r a* such A d m la d tr a tr la . Borin* tha bustaaaa amet- Me. I n _ D a t e d t h i s tha H th d a y a # ia* held following the cera- O U V g MAUDS WELLS November, A. D. 1HL TONE V. TANNER mony, plans were discusaed T e All C r e d e w e wedDeceased. A s A dm thletratrla ed t h e for the ehieken-rib barbecue M e r le * C lalata * e Rotate of B C ItTH A K. tO W B to be bold Dec. • a t the Poet AS e tae * Bald KetaSet Deceased. T o u a n d each e f r o t ar* Hem*. Tha regular mei h e r e b y n otifie d a n d required BTENSTROM. DAVIE * McINTOdH te p r e s e n t nny claims nnd will ba featured. a n d s w hich you. or either A t t o r n e y , fo r Administrate!* Plena alee were discussed dofe myou. m a y hsva • g i l n . t the P o e t Office Drawer ISIS for a rummage sale to be r e t a i n or OI.IVK SIACDK Hanford, Florid* StTTl W K L I A deceased, let* ef said P u b lish Nov. 31 * Dec. 9. I I , held at a future date. Pro- County, to the County Jude* 3*. ISSt. eeede from both events will of Hemlnola County, Florida, co o -iet la the c o art be added to the Building ahot u sahi*o f office aald County a t Ban.to n e * o r s t r r Fund. ford, F lo r id a , w ithin a l t c a l ­ | T 1 DIVORCE During this th a t no official social functions will ba held. All ceremonies will ba strictly military la natura. The bombing derby baa I rescheduled for March. Among the events cancelled Other Hoot Owl wires at­ e n d a r m o n th s from the time FTATB o r "I.ORIDA. SB are the official rscopttoaa aad tending wars Mrs. W. I of t h a f i r s t pahllcallen of this M B A nolle*. T w o eoplra a t each T o t J E R R T Ml L'ltS, Plana war* nude for n parties for Cdr. and Mrs. to y Lewie, Mrs. J . F. Dunn, Mrs. claim ey d em and shall he la place of roeldc’co s a # Fanaor when ho la relieved by G. L Atkinson, Mra. J . J. Christman party for members w r i t in g , a n d sha ll sta te the a ddress anknowu. end their husbands on Dee. p lsc a of raeldeac* end post Cdr. George Klmmona as com­ Moynlhan, Mrs. i . F. Smyth, T o u are hereby notified t h a t offle* a d d r e s s a f the claim ­ mander of VAH-9. This In­ Mrs. D. A. Turner aad Mrs. l L * t 7 p . m . I t will be held at ant. a a d shall be sworn t# OENIA MTERS. he* file# h*V o r a Complaint eseln et you. tha Knights of Columbus Hall by t h a c la im a n t, hie «*rnt. or ebwe in cludes a branch scheduled nest P, N. Beeton. g a s u i t for dlvereo. la on Oak Ava. a t t o r n e y a n d accompanied h r C ircu it C ourt for Eemlnolo week In honor of Mra. Farmer, Guests worn Mra. Wade a f llln e f r a of on* dollar and a t ienford. F lorida, sponsored by the whraa club, Markley of staff and Mrs. A covered dish supper will • u r h claim or domand not so Coonty. a n d yoo a r # hereby re q u ire d e e e to file personally or by a n a t ­ Leonard Reinhart of VAH-1. be eerved and members should filed shall ho Void. O o o r a l* Chorpenlng t o r n e y w ith the Clerk o f o a r call Mrs. D. Ellingwood at s e e New members of the Chief Ao A d m in is tr a te d , C.T.A., u l d Court, at Bonford. F l o r ­ e f t h a eatal* af Petty Officers wives club are Mr. and Mra. William Shep­ 322-750# concerning the type ida. your w ritte n defense, i t OL IVE MAUDE WELLS, any. to th e Dill of Com pla int Mrs. D. E. Smith, Mra. J. F. herd are the parents of a new of dish to bring. d e ceased filed In u l d cause s a s l a e t you. Best and Mrs. L. E. Morgan. baby boy. aamed William Jr. Mra. Ellingwood, the chair, BTENSTROM, DAVIS * and to file a espy t h e r e o f M c I n t o s h man of the dinner, also re­ w ith the u n dor»lt" »J attorney, The three ladles Joined the He was born Saturday night A t t o r n e y s f e r Adm inistrated. a W . War*. F. a Do* M i l . quested that members bring Cum club at Itc last m adia*. and U now a t hems, T e e ta m e n t o Aaarxo Ban ford, Florida, oa or hofor* Items to make up Christmas Poet Office D ra w e r l i t * s e e the 13th d a y a t December A. Hostesses for ths meeting, S anford, F lo rid a D. 1**3: H E R E IN fsll n o t o r held at the CPO club, were First aad second class per­ baskets to the party, P u b t d h Nov. S, II. t t . IS. lt*« Judgm ent will b# re n d e r e d e e e C D O -tt Mrs. A. M. Blair, Mra. B. R. sonnel aad their wires and a a a l a e t you. Thl* b#la« C h a n ­ Officers wives of VAH-1 c e r y c u e No. 134*3. Pope aad Mrs. J. J . JarrelL guests are I n v i t e d to a in t u b c s a c r i T c o c bt o r _ Tbs club decided to sell Thanksgiving party to ba bald mat at the home of Mrs. Leon­ T H K S I V M JUDICIAL C tB . (BEAL) A r t h u r M- Eeekwith. r r r o r and for eem u Clerk tickets on a basket of cheer at the Acoy Deucy Club Frl- ard Reinhart for their Novem­ rNOLR c a r NTT. FLORIDA. By: M a rth a T. T lh le a and contribute the proceeds to day evening from 9 p. ra. til ber coffee. Mra. James Durbin r ilA N C K R T VO. I3S0T Deputy Clerk wee co-bos tees. C IT T HAVINGS DANK OF R. W. charity. Tieksta are obtainable 2 a. m. W ar# Attoraoy fo r P la in tiff, P. a Bo* 1*11 Mrs. Ksnneth R. Mueller PITTSFIELD^ at the CPO elub. A volunteer wives commit­ Plaintiff. Bonford. Florida. e e a tee, Including Mrs. Dorothy was welcomed as n new mem­ •v». P u b lish Nov. I I I S e t . i l k at. 3*. 1*11. A group of officen and en­ Clccarelll, Mrs. Ann Scallorn, ber of the dub. Her husband I LA M. FBNXO, e t Defendants. CDO-tM. n o t ic s c * r p r r r in listed mens wives and children Bin. VI Rowberry, Mrs. Janet was commissioned e n s i g n a o .T t it u n r o H t .n .o a iR R will be the stars of a new Guthrie, Mre. Bonnie Jenklne aboard the USS Independence TU» M T A T K o r PENNSYL­ IN COl"NTT Jl'D flSN CO l'RT , BKMINOLB COUNTV, F L O R ­ merit which will be shown to and Mre. Pat Sumner, Is help­ several weeks ago. VANIA D E P A R T M E N T OF PUB- IDA a privets audience a t Christ­ ing with the decorations and The new representative to EST A T E O F LIC W E L F A R E arrangements for the party, the NOW board is Mrs. Alan T o u a r e hereby notified t h a t BEBBIE P. A BELL mas time. Docoaaod. Weeks. The group also dis­ a c o m p la in t to foreclose s e e The families are those of NOTICE TO CREDtTOBB c e r t a i n m o r t a l s * encumborlng cussed details of the film to be VAH-1 and the privnte audi­ Mre. R. S. Beat was the hos­ the fotlowlnir ilatcrlbed real TO ALL PKRgOV* MAVINE CLAIMS OR DRMABDB ence will be their husbands tess for wivea of VAH-11 and made for the husbands aboard p ro p e rty , t o - w lt: Lot 10S, OAKLAND KILIM, AUAINST RAID ESTATE, and fathers aboard the USS Dot. • at a bridge held recent­ ship. T o u end each ef you a va a c c o r d in g to tha plat th tro o f t* recorded In h e r e b y aotlfled aad r e q u ir e d Independence now la the Med­ ly In her Plnecreet home. As­ Present at the coffee were P i t t Rook IS, Pages *S to film s a y claim* a a d de ­ sisting Mra. Beat was Mra. A. Mra. Jesse W. Taft. Mrs. John iterranean. and SI. Public Record* of m a n d s w hich yoa. or o l th a r o f 8. Barger, Mrs. R. A. Barnes, Baoilnolo County. Florida, you, may have a gainst eald The film, with Its Santa R. Blusdtn. a s bean filed e e i l n e t you In e s t a t e la t h a office e f C o u n ­ Claus Interview theme, will Mti.ibers welcomed Mrs. M. Mrs. J . F. Bell, Mra. E. R. htha a b o ea -aty led ault, and you t y Ju d g e C. Vernon Mies. J r * be made Monday, Dec. I In the D. Werner as a new Checker- Brewer, Mrs. Michael Durant, e r e re q u ire d to scree a ropy C o u n ty J u d f t iBrRlnMi Mrs. R. F. Germain, Mre. W. of your Aaew or or other County, a t hi* efflc* conference room by Air Force tall wife. I'l oadlno t o the complaint on C o u r t Houa# In Sanford. F l o r ­ perionnel. Mrs. Harvey Aubuchoa won L, Goodman, Mrs. R. E. Guest, P l a i n t i f f s attorneys. AXPER- ida. w ith in sit calendar Mrs. P. I. Haney, Mrs. G. J. PO.V. RUHII, DEAN. LOWN m o n th s fro m the time of ih# It will be flown aboard the high honor*. DEM A v a n dan DERO. S3) f i r s t publication of this notice. Kiett, Mrs. R. L. Leonhard!. Independence In time for lU Refreshments of cranberry E a s t C e n tr a l Avenue, Orlando. E a c h claim er demand m u s t cake and coffee were served to Mrs. J . F. Moore, Mra. J. 8. Florida, a n d file the original be In w r i t in g a a d conta in t h a Chrletmaa showing. A nsw er o r o th e r pleading In plac a of residence a n d p o s t Salisbury, Sire. J. N. Sports, e e e the players who were Mrs. J. th a of flea a t the Clerk of the office a d Jras * of the c la im a n t, Rear Admiral R. Norman of V. Barlow, Mra. B. W. Barth­ Mrs. K. M. Tourney, Mrs. G. C irc u it C o u r t on or befor* hie agent, o r attorney, or Ih* F. Wile ter, Mra. P. H. Wiret h a t l t h d a y of December, l l t l . ta m o shell be void. Pensacola la n house guest of olomew. Mrs. C. R. Bone, Mrs. If you f a ll to do so. e d a e r t t UKTTIE T. CA*U>W Capt and Mra. Robert Ware. R. 8. Devldeon, Mrs. J. R. man. Mrs. D. R. Wood, Mrs. pro c o n f e s to will ba taken As Emeeatrla o< M i d R. II. DeJong, Mrs. N. R. a g a i n s t you for tha relief de­ Adm. Norman, who la present­ Dennison, Mra. W. E. Dona­ aetata. m ande d In tha complaint. E d w a rd s A McCormick ly visiting on buiineo, waa a hue, Mrs. R. D. Field, Mrs. R. Maiwell and Mrs. L. A. Mus- T h i s Nolle# shall ba publtah lo ts K. Rnblnsoa Avonu* ed once a week for four con­ Orlando, Florid* ly visiting on busineaa, wen a W Kennedy and Mrs. A. C grove. e e e se c u tiv e w e eks la lb* BAN- A ttorney f o r E ia c a t r l* Stallings. Annapolis. FO R D HERALD. P ublish Nov. IS A Dam C TL Staff members met recently s e e Adm. Norman la traveling D A T E D th is I t h day of Nov­ is. ties m b e r. 11*3. CDO-te between Sanford and Pensa­ Both prasent and nsw mem­ at the home of Sirs. David e(MEAL) cola until Christmas, when bers of the Naval Officen Dcarolph for thsir November A r t h u r II. Bf<-kwllh. Jr.. C l r r k of the Circuit Court IN T E E CIRCUIT COURT O F Mre. Norman will Join him Wive* Club board will attend bridge. The hostess served T H E NINTH JUDICIAL C IR ­ ■ly: M a r th a T. Vlhlen C U IT IN A ND FOR I B B L Tuesday’s meeting of the pastries and c o f fe e from a hire. D e p u ty Clerk RO LE COUNTY. FLO RIDA. s e e board at tha home of Mra. table decorated with a fall a r AN HER HON. RUHR. DEAN. IAAWNDEH A v a n dan REIU3 IN CHANCERY I h U M V rangement. Humorous gifts designed to Vincent Law. Starting time BROOKLYN 1AVIMOE tto r n e y s and Councillors a t T H E Mra. Howard Harrison took LAaw BANK, a Now Tech h a s h i n g get her through the year as will be 9:20 a. m. c orporation. E ast C a n lra t rtnelevard wife of the commander of The meeting will serve as an high honors and second high 133 P l a in t i f f , P o s t O f f l e Ron 3 » l va VA1I-B were presented to introduction to the workings went to Mra. John Ifoganmn Orlando. Florida 1:141 MURIEL OARDNER. a n d If h o n e 341-1131 Mrs. Paul Werner at a sur­ of the board for the new mem­ Others attending were Mrs. TP elep u b lish Nov. S, 13, 13. S». IMS m arried. —— OARDNER. hoc ber!, who will take office In Wads Markley, Mra. Wallace CDO-1S prise brunch recently. husband. D efendants Holton. Mrs. Herbert More­ Among the gifts were n bot­ January. NOTICE E F * u r r T H E r i R f T T T COIRT O F land, Mrs. George Klmmons IN s e e tle of tranqulliian and T H E N IN T H J V D t r U L CIR- F TA TB O F FLORIDA lurky rabbit's foot. Dr. Vincent Roberta was Mrs. J. O. Mayo, Mrs. Orvllls I f l T OF AND FOR IRW IN. T O l M U R IEL OARDNER. a n d If m arried ----- O A R D ­ i.e : c e t N T i , Fl o r id a , The brunch waa held at gueet speaker at the Novem­ McGuire. Mra. Clifford Nel­ or llA NER, her husband, N U E M V NO. 1333* whoso realdeao* te UN­ the Capri restaurant where ber meeting of the Catholic son, Mrs. William Itenburg T H E CITY SAVINUS BANK KNOWN Mrs. John Dralm, Mra. Rob­ Navy Wives Club. He epoke and a guest, Mrs. W. I. Lewis O F BROOKLYN. T o u ar* he reby required to Plaintiff ert Lovelace and Mrs. Vincent on matter* relating to the field of VAH-9. fll* your aae w e r or w r i t t e n va. e e e W IL B U R N WORTHY, a alo ft* de fease s. If eny, In Ih# a b o v e Monroe were hostesses, of gynecology and answered proceeding with Ih* C le r k of m an . e t al. Proceeds from a successful crntsrplecs of fsll flowers, ar­ questions asked by the group. Defendants t h is c o u r t, end to se r v e a cake sals held Tueaday by the copy th ere o f upon th# P l a in AMENDKO ranged by Mra. favalaec, was In other business of the eve­ l lf F a attorney*, who## n a m e s NOTII *: OF *1 IT IN fiatured on the table. ning, members were asked to Acey Deucy wives club will go EORT a n d a d d re ss appears h e r o e s , IiA O K r O H E i 'L n s l R B Other Savage Son ladles at­ remind their friends that a to the annuel Chrletmaa party TO: WU.BUHN WORTHY, on or be for* th* 31th d a y of December. I l l s , th* n a tu r e *f tending the brunch were Mrs. baby altting service is pro- for underprivileged children. RF.BIDF.NCKi UNKNOWN t h is proceeding being a s u it AND TO: All p a r ti a l claiming Jfw x ry -fts'lS si ..b e .p a r t r ..ir ilL b r . h e ld .a tJb o -S** ihter *‘ete ~V/','"i iiru'ua n.' Un• ior 4*A314i*w4i»'4‘ Se d - r n r a galnet lb* afo rs - a g a i n s t th* following d e sc rib ­ forth, Mrs. Jack Lillis, Mra. during tha 10:30 a. m. mass. club ncar-Christmae. Service Clubs h u m m o m m a do Mra. Betty Lackey, Mra. Bob Wataaa, Mia. Nick Merge, Mra. Daw NaaUtt, Mra. Kaw Goshoca. Mra. Richard Walls aad Mra. Nell Prudsa. Mra. Wallaea Russell, wife o f the new eaocutiva officer of VAH-4 waa afao present, a • • Mre. J. T. Buey aad Mra. D. F . Monday wars first aad m ond high winners a t VAH-9 officers wives bridgs. Hostess for the bridge which waa held in the Afterburner was Mrs. J. L. Shipman. Mem­ bers brought their own lunches and Mrs. Shipman served re), tehee, chips, rolls aad cake for L a g d COMING EVENTS Friday, New. n Dance for first and second class personnel end guest*. 9 p. m. til 2 a. m. Acey Deucy Club. Monday, Dec. 2 VAH-9 o f f l e e r * wive* bridge, 7:30 p. m. Home of Mrs J. J. Moynlhan. Tuesday, Dec. 9 NOW board coffee, 9:30 a. m. Homs of Mre. Vincent Law. Wednesday, Net. 4 VAH-9 officers wives coffee, home of Mrs. J. F. Dunn. VAH-5 o f f i e a r a wives bridge, 9:30 a. m. Homs of Mrs. Bob Watesn. D ahlia Divorce 6CCO o<ciaiNE c-ENERAL toliJTcuum S3 Slow U <2vem asar mK T U -l lend eueeecc 13 Otherwise DOWN L O N D O N ( U P D — Raym ond K nlbb wor a divorce front hi* wife T h u r a d a / because th e t r a m p e d d o w n a ll t h e dahlias in hia g a r d e n . Legal Notice “ T A K E NOTICE THAT THE fll.E N S P A L L S NATIONAL HANK A T R U ST COMPANY till soil a t publla auctloi, on D e cam btr l. 11*1. a t 11:1* A. M. a 1*1* Chevrolet, serial Xo. *113*011311* a t th a Florida Delse Uva Bureau, let *. Elm. Street. Sanford. Florid*." C a rso n A. J o n t l Unit M anacar PablleH Nov. i t , lee* 6D O -M eald parson TOU ARK hore bf notified t h a t a Com plaint to foreclose a c e r t a i n m o rtg a g e incum be r­ ing the following described r e a l property, to-wlt: Lot F o u r I t ) , of QUAIL POND EAST ADDITION t o c a * te e i. u « n a r . FLORIDA, Hemlnola Coun ty, Florida, according to P la t th e r e o f ae recorded In P l a t Book It, pagee IT a n d I I . of the Public Rec­ o r d s nf Hemlnola County, Florid*. h a s baen filed agalnet you In t h e a bove-etyled eult. aad you a r s r e q u ir e d i s eerve a copy of yo u r Aaew er or olhor P le a d in g to th* Complaint on P l a i n t i f f * attorneys, ANDKItHOX. RUHII. PEAN. LDWNDEH A van den UKIU1. 133 E a s t C e n tr a l Aeenu#, Orlando, F l o r ­ ida. a a d fll* t h a original A ns­ w e r or o t h e r Pleading la th* offle# nf th* Clark of tha C i r ­ c u it C o u r t oa ar befor* th* 3*th day o f December. 11*3. If y o u fall to do ao. a decree pro cu n fo ts o will b* token egalnet y o u for the ratlol demanded In th e Complaint. Thl* Nntlce shall b* publish­ ed one* a week for four eone ac u tlv e w e ek s la th* Saaford H e rald. D A T E D th is l« lh day of Novam ber. 13*3. (HEAL) A r t h u r H. Beckwith, J r . C le r k of Circuit Court By M a r th a T. Vlklea D e puty Clerk Andereon, Itueh. Desa, L own­ des A van den Berg A t t o r n e y s and Couoiellora a l Lew 333 E se t C e ntra l Boulevard P o e t Offle* Bog t i l l Orlando. F lorida 12103 T elephone t l l - t t l l Publish Nov. 13. 31. A Deo. «. t l . 11*3. C D O -U ed p r ope rty, to-wlt: Lot I*. LONUDALB BUBDIVISION, according te th* P l a t thereof, recorded In r i a t Book II. P a g * I I . of th* Publlo llooorde of Hemlnola Coualy. Florida. DONE AND ORDERED a t Sanford. C ounty of Seminole, S t a l e of Florida. Ihli 3*th d a y of November, 1113. (HEAL) Iloa. A r th u r E. B eckw ith, Jr. Clerk Circuit Court Hemlnol* County C * l » b house Hy: M a rtha T. V lhlea Deputy Clerk a n E a o R T . courb a PAN I KMX) Attorney* fer P t s l a tl f f *»* J a c k so n Street T a m p a I. Florida Publish Nov. 33. I*. * Deo. «. IS. t t I L CDO-II NOTICE O F INTENT TO A P ­ PLY FOE VACATION OF F L AT NOTICE I I IIE REBT (1IVEN pursua nt to Bectloa 133.3* of Florida Btatutea t h a t th* undersigned, th* owner* of alt land* embraced within t h a t c e r t a l a p l a t of PINE H IL L (Hemlnol* County, Florida), a* recorded la P la t Bonk I, pag* ST, of t h a Publlo Record* of Hemlaot* County. Florida, do Intend to m ake application for ih* vacation a f th* w hole of said p l a t to th* Board of County Ccmmleatenera o f Sem i­ nal* County, Florida, a t Ita r e g u la r meeting at 1*:*0 o'clock a. m. on Tuesday. Dec­ ember 1*. t it* . WITNESS eur k i n d s th is 31th day of Norombor. A. D. 11(3. • / R. W. William* a/ Dorothy *. W illiam * Publish Nov. 33 A Dow *, K M CDO-l** « �Plan Your Profits-Put Herald Classified Want-Ads To Work For Y ou -D ial FA 2-5612 322-5613 r. RDWARti XKAL. 8. Far R n i LAR0E 4 bedroom older homo on lake. In Lake Mary. Maay extras. $171 month least W E L A K A APARTMENTS: o r will tail. FA 1-7732. Room prtvit# baths, 114 W. First S t 10. Waatad to Boat WE HAVE TENANTS F U R N I S H E D Apsrtmeet. Clads sod clesa la. Jimmie If you have a rental gather lag dust Instead of money Cowsn. 332-4014 —contact ns now. All type I "CLEAN quidt Rooms'* Tho needed — furnished or un­ Gables FA 1-0720. furnished. new or old. One Bedroom fora. Apt 149. SOUTHWARD 2101 Magnolia, B. A. Wil­ Investment k Realty liams, PA MM1. U« N. Psrk Avo. 32>9171 SLEEPING Room, prlv. antrance 4 bath. FA Needed At Once Call after 3 p. at. Wa need tea (10) alee homes, furnished or unfurnished, FURN. Apt. BOO Melloevmo. Immodlstsly! Wo h m th* clients! If you have • 2, I, S-BDRM. house, kiL equipped. or 4 bedroom homo for ■17 Escambia Dr. FA 1-0*20 real or lease, call afttr I p.m. I V T H H Cl MCI IT COl' MT OF T N K VIVTM JUDICIAL CIM C l -IT. IV AMD FOH I M I S o l k r o t m , FL oniuA SV < HAVCKMT MO. MSTO KOIIKRT U. COME auJ LCI.AND ft L E E . Plaintiff*, v*. E V E PROCTOR, at al DaKndanta. VOTICB OF H I T TO: E D W A R D DAVIS KINOO J1UIIY and BARBARA ItL'TH KIN04HIUHT. hi* wlfa, OGOlUli: H. KINOSBURT and LUCILE D. K tN o an u n r, hi* wir*. M A n r VIllOIN'lA KINGSUL'RT, a final* woman. VIRGINIA ANN KINGS* UUIlT, a *lnsl* woman, a n d ALBERT T. KOl'P. If thay a r a IIt Iu*. «r If th*jr a r * d«ad. thalr u n ­ kn o w n hair*, d«vlt*ra, apouaa*. sranl***. Hon­ or*. aaalsn*. • uee#uor». t r u a l t a a . and asalaat a ny and a lt othar p*f*on* h a v in g or claiming to hava a n y right, till* a n d / o r In lo r a it In or lo th* p ro p a rty haraln d-icrlbad. TOU ARE HEREBY NOTI­ F I E D t h a t a ault ha) baan b r o u g h t a s a ln a t you. and aach o f you, th* n a tu r a of which l* to c|Ulat tho till* to th* haroI n a fta r daaorlhtd raal propar- ■gnlnat you In ID* Circuit C o u r t In and for Stmlnol* Connty, Florida. In Chtncary. for dlvorca, Ihe abbreviated t i t l e of whlrh I* t'h.urlea F r a n k l i n Edlton, plalntlfr, v. B arnaatln* Kdltun, dafandant, thla nolle* I* to rauulr* you to fit* w ith Ih* Clark of aald Court your wrlttan dafanaaa, If a n y . In Ih* plalnllff'a c o m ­ p l a i n t filed In aald rauae, and ('» aarv* a copy on ih* p l a i n ­ t i f f * attornay* not later than th* ISth day of December, A. D. IMS. Haraln fall not or a dacra* p r o ronfaaao will b* entered a g a l n a t you. WITNKSH my hand a nd th# a«al of aald Court al ttanford. Florid*, thla 13th day of No­ vember. A. D. l i f t . (SEAL) A r th u r If. Ba-kwtth. Jr. Clark of th# Clrrult Court By Starlit* T Vlhlan r » p u t y Clark llut.-hlson and Lofflar Edward* Hull ling Poat Office Drawer It Sanford. F larlda A ttornay* for r i a l a i l f f ty Th* namo of th* Court In w hich th* a u lt ha* baa* Inatlt u ta d la th * Circuit Court. Ninth Judlolal Circuit. In and (Of Hamlnol* County, Florida. T h* till* of th* caa* la ItOJIKIIT II. COLK and I X LAND C. LEK. Plalallffa. V*. BVK PROCTOR, • alnsl* woman. E D W A R D DA Via KINOSHURY a n d BARBARA RUTH KINGSIllIRT, hi* wlfa, OEOROK II KINGSIIIIRT and LUCILE D K I N G a ilU ltr. hla wlfa. MAIlY VIRGINIA KUfOaDUIlY, a atn• la woman. VIRGINIA ANN KINGBIIUHV, a alngt* woman a r il ALBERT T KOFI*. If thay a r* living, a r It thay ar* daad, thalr unhnow n halra. da- ,*..,.11.,. v — | *■— *5a W E ------s p r a t s ; ------ v T s t r t r t s r llanora, aaalgna, auccaaaor*. trust**#. a n d again*-, any and all a t h t r paraon* having or c la im ing to havo any right, t lt l s a n d / o r inlaraat In or t* tho y r a p a r t y haraln dtacrlbad. Dafandaala. halng Chancary N um ba r ISS7S. Th* daacrlptlon of ih* raal p m p a r t Involvad. locatad In riamlnol* County, Florida, la aa follow .: PARCEL .MO. 1 L ot t, of Block H. and Lot 4. of Block F. Sanlando C ountry Club Katataa. hamlnol# County, Florida, according to plat tharaof racordad In I’U t Book II, I'ag* SS, of th* l*ul>lla Hacorda of hamlnol* C o u n ­ ty, f l o r id * FAIM El. MO. S Lot S. of Block It. and Lot 4. of Block F. of KanUnd i C ountry Club llatalra, hamtinit* County, Florida, a c c ording to plat tharaof racordad In Plat Book II. r**» af tb s Pnb'i c Racorda of Sfiuttiol* C oun­ ty, Florida You a r . har.liy nollflad f u r ­ t h e r t h a t y»u ar # rtuulrad to f 11a yuur anawar to tha Com ­ p la in t haratofur# filed In *4bl <|Ul*t till* proof «dln<» wi t h th* Clarh ot th* Circuit Court ur Satnlnola County Florid*, and to aarv* a copy i h * r * ,f u p o n th* Pla intiff, i t o r n a y . C a r t e r A. l l r . lf o r d , n*l U t a r th a n th* I4th day af Dacambar. IS4S (SEAL) A r t h u r li b« kwtitt. Jr. C lark of th* Circuit Court Mamlnola County. Kb-rl 1* By M a r t h « T Vlhlan, ft. C C »rt#r X. Bradford W ard A Bradford I | • l*o f t W » » h l * g t o a Sira at OrlaUdu F l u r l l a ......................................... A ttornay (u r Plamufia Fuhlish: Nov. lJ. JJ. u«c. 11*1 CDO-St 9 Harriett's Beauty Nook Eire Appt'e. 3 Sr. Beautician* 103 So. Oak FA >3742 PERMANENT Wave Special 30% of! regular prices. Open Evenings by appt. Free parking lot Services from tip to tip. Cat 'N Curl Beauty Shop 111 Palmetto Ave. Phone door (1) 3230634 Phone door (3) 322-6323 llsiel Porter Beauty Shop Cold Wave $4.00 complete 1104 W. 23th St. FA >1321 22. BmiM - Paint - Repair "Wtlth out for hsr sw vsr RoL’swsy, Hospital k Baby Stenstrom Realty Beds. 322-2420 Beautifully landscaped 21s 111 N. Park Ave. By Dsy, Week, or Month Acr* eaUte, 700 ft. pavad Ph. PA 3 Sill 11« W. 1st SL 12. Roal Estate For Sab read, masonry and cypress CARROLL'S FURNITURE air conditioned homo, hob­ by shop, largo shod* trros, S t Johns R ealty 3 Bdrm., 973 month. 1031 B. $1,500 worth of eatrao, THE TIME TESTED FIRM 2nd St. FA 3-0221. fiahlng and swimming, 114 N. Park Avo FA 24123 2 BR House. Call FA 2-3833. "Prompt buyor can b* set­ 4 BR. House, 1 bath, garage tled in this Lovt Noat be­ ATTRACTIVE 4 Room f o r a , k utility room. $4,300. Call fore Christinaa" flB.OOU 29 corner Apt. In Osteen, 2nd FA 2-8267 or write to Rt. per cent down. floor. $30. PA 3-8771. 1, Box M , Mount Dora, Fla. GOLDENROD 2 BR. Pum. Cottage. 2324 Or­ REAL ESTATE ange. $«0. Call FA 2-U2M. ROSA L. PAYTON Box 37, Goldenrod, FI*. MI 48736 MI 7-7831 Rag. Real Estate H r o k e r LAKE MARY. Large 1 Bdrm. Furn. Duplex Apt. Nice. F A 2-1301 17-1)2 a t H l a w n t h a YOU, YOUR FAMILY 4 Newly refinished, $43. 3 BEDROOMS, US baths. THEIR HORSE will be de­ Adults. No pets. PA 2-3930. Swimming pool. Puns, or lighted with this country unfurn. 121 Lake Dot Dr. estate. An entertaining site UNFURN. Apt. First floor. 3 br. home. Private, stock­ Sunland. 606 S. Park. ed fish pond where they 2 BDRM. bouse in Lake Mary. A Home with Charm in Love­ always bile. 3 acre fenced ly Ravenna Park, planned farmland p a s t u r e . $7oo $30 month. 322-4066 or 6271. for formal or Informal liv­ down can buy many years Funs. ApL Close tn. Apt. 4. ing k entertaining of happy contentment If $33 Ho. 407tt W. 1st. 3 Bedroom — 2 bath you act Dow— Large Kitchen Built-In Equipment Legal Notice SOUTHWARD Breakfast Ares investment 4 Realty MOTii-R o r sL 'rr Separate Dining Room 116 S. Psrk Ave. 3229173 STATE OT PLORIPA TO Florida Room E A n .N E I T t N E EDISON, who*# realdanc* I* SIIS • Sllh Rlraat, Large Utility Room D atrolt. Wayn* County. Mich­ ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Fenced Back Yard igan, and whoa* mailing adRealtor dr*** la SSSS . Sllh Blraat, Da­ $17,300 Raymond Lundquist, Asvo. tr o lt, W ayn* County, SttohlAttractive Terms gnnt FA 2 3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg A ault having baan filed is, itti. - .. «• Daramhar C. ttM CDO-JS IN THH r i N C T i r COt'MT o r T i l l ! MIMTH JUDICIAL c m . c i'r? o r and for *b n i . v o t e COl’MTT. FLORIDA. ( 'l l 4MCRRT MO. ISXIX T i l l ! noSTON FIVE CCNT8 SAVINGS BANK Plaintiff, CHA RLES IV. KNIGHT, a t «s a n d al at Dtfendaata. N O T H * OP lALR NOT ICR IS HRBRIir OtVKN t h a t on tha lo th day of D*c*mb«r, l*IJ a t 11:0* A M. a t th* m ain dour of tha Court Houa* of Samlnol* Couaty, *t Fanford. Florid*, tha Undtralg nad Clark will o ffar for • a l* to th* hlehtel and h**t Mdd*r for r a th fh# foitowlne ■learrlbed raal pro|i*rly: Seminole Realty 1901 S. Park Avo. FA 2 3232 anytime 1792 Prime Commercial Sites. la Sanford and along the high­ way — Including 10 acres with II rental units on pret­ ty lake. Call uv for a "Guided Tour." R etlram ent Home— N e»t Convenient, Two Bedroom, Close to City — Shuffle board Hospital, TonnU. Only $3900 include* ALL REALTOR • INSUROR stemper agency 323-4991 1119 S. Preach Ave. JOHN E. F O X REALTOR " 110 N Park Ava. 323 0339 VA-FHA Property Management A Sated Hroker Jim Hunt Realty O ffe rs fo r y o u r M lectlo n th o se B eautiful 1 , 1 , 4 4 Bedroom Government S i. AiUgka F * SHORT Order Cook. White. SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa* TENOR Guitar amplifier aad HEED TIIEST Allstate TUww Must be experienced. Chick tlos, etc. Free estimate. PI. mike, $100. Will finance nr by Semrs Roabnal 'N Trest, Sanford. will swap for wkat knee best frteaa aad you. 322 3114. avalnbis. Cal J1IMH Yi RAY'S UPHOLSTERY It. SHm Uo m Wasted 9 p .9 l.f i Reupholstering. Free cat. DIAL YOUR Z1G ZAO lathe. Exp. maid, laundr*- num - FA >7618 TE >2333 Like new road. Monograms, • tress desires full time make* buttonholes, sew* on S i Ai WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, buttons, blind stitches, etc. work. 322-4433. MUY2SD A NEW or SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Assumi pymta. of $1.10 per Child Care. FA >*74. USED CART All Types sad 81*** mo. 104 So. Part, rA f-WU. FINANCE IT « n OB We Repair and Service Widow, Certified Nurse with • Law Interest I t foe S T I N E rOR SALE- Fill dirt, day. car. Llvo In. Ph. 337-3963. • Lew Monthly PtymaMf Machinery and Supply Co. •hell, peat and topsoiL Kill* FLORIDA STATE BANK 307 W 2nd SL FA >4432 Lloyd, FA 2-2376. PAINTING—Room or House —Price* very Low— Ph. 323-6330. bath borne. One bedroom baa separate entrance, con be rented for Income. Will trade for smaller place. Shown by appointment. Cell rA ime. 15. BtuiRees O pportunity 3ERVICE Station for lease. Good location. Only small capital needed by right man FA 2-4342. FOR LEASE. Attractive, well located SERVICE STATION. Major oil Co. Has opportun­ ity for Ssrvtce Station deal­ er. Excellent profit poten­ tial. Plenty of room. PAID TRAINING 4 financing available. Ph. FA 2 0313. II. Female Help Wanted BEAUTICIAN Wanted fur th* Mayfair Hotel Salon. Call 322-8626 or 322-4018. AUX OF SANFORD Needs experienced sewing ms chine operators for swim suits and sportswear. If you are experienced on fac­ tory sewing machines, we have steady work for you in a modern air-conditioned factory, under very good working conditions. Phone FA 2 2204, as for Mr. CurNearly N ew 3 BR isle, TEE S' GREEN as Must be told this week. So 17. Male Help W an ttd down payment. Immediate occupancy. $63 month in­ The City of Sinford Civil Ser­ cludes taxes 4 Insurance. vice Board is accepting ap­ Ask at Sales Office on Up- plications for th« position sals ltd. near Church. Open of police patrolman. HequtremvuU: 21 tu 30 year* daily 11 a. m. tu 3 p. m. of age; height and wgt to conform with established NEW 1961 MODEL standsrda with minimum I 4 4 HR Most with 2 baths, large fam­ 39" hgt and 134 lbs. wgt.; minimum ot high school ed­ ily room—Central heating 4 air-conditioning — Liberal ucation or e q u i v a l e n t ; financing with small down resident of Semlaola coun­ payment. Monthly pymta. ty for at least six months as low as $63. See models Position oftsrs good work­ at Tee *N Green Sales Of­ ing conditions and pension fice, Upsala ltd. near plan. Examination for quali­ Church, or Longdate Office. fied applicants will be held Highland Ave. near new at 3:30 p. m. December 14, Longdale Elementary 1963 tn th* city hell. Submit W 2 ' — .'K r """"*’** ’ " Examiner in city hall not Phone 322 2744 Inter than December 13, LMN Enterpriser, Inc. 1963. GREENBRIAR ADJUSTORSChoice lota available tn INVE9TIOATORS Greenbrlar of laKh Arbor overlooking golf enure*. To become Branch Office Managers. Rapid pdvanceCustom building to your specifications. Greenbrlar moot, outstanding salary opportunities sod employe* developed by benefit*. Mast bo at least KINGSWOOD High School Graduate, 21-33 BUILDERS, INC. sod have car. Public Fln202 F airm o n t D r. snet Corp., 301 E. lot. St. FA 2-txm 29. AatMMbDe Service World Bonk Encyclopedia Dic­ •m Chewy, (Seed coed. Ph. FA >7962 after I p. m. tionary. Like new. Pbooa AUTO GLASS FA 2-4147. 1967 Plymouth Savoy, l leatar INSTALLED 4 Radio. Good road. Goad Senkarik Gins* and Paint GE Refrigerator, Elec. Move, tires. Call after S or em Good rood. Living room set, Company S at FA 1-3377. 2 double BR sets, 1 single 216 Magnolia Ph. FA rollaway bed, Baby Crib, •60 T-Blrd, Clean. Low Mile­ Auto Glass, Taps dinette set, All like new. age. Air conditioned. $2130. k Seat Covers PA 2-4147. 322-0474. AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 4 BR Home In Dream wold 18. Htlp Wax tod Owned Homes Many extras. 411%, 17 yrt. MARRIED COUPLES without remain. Buyer accrues al children to work as houseL«t jo. Illurk l>. COHN- Priced From $G,750 m<»t entire principal paid parents In church related T ilV CLUB MANOR. UNIT to dale. FA 2 8503. NO. S. arrerdlng lo lha Down Payments home for dependent child­ plat th*r*w( a* raoordad In ren. Room and board fursr:;i Bj :* Past :t As Low As *100 FHA - VA HOMES !»ii*d. Man must have own and 74. Publlr R a ro rd t of 3, 3. 4 4 BEDROOMS Semlnolo County, Florid* Monthly Payments job within commuting dls ■o a a l b t r with atl .tructur**, 1. IH, 4 2 BATHS tance of DeBary area. Wo­ From $-13.50 lniprov*m*nl*. (latur**, apptlDOWN PAYMENTS FROM •ni-*a. *nd *upurl*n*nce* on man will bo on full salary. To niak* the brat home • *ld land or ui*<l la evnjunoMust have a Protestant $i00 buy, se* Iho tlon therew ith Thl* **!• I* mad* pur*u«at Church connection. High Low Monthly Payments VA - FHA to final tl«er*« of foreclnaora school education and experFur Complete Information • n l * r * l In Chancery action Appointed lenct with children preferr See Or Call Your No. I t 213 o»*r pending In lb* C ircu it Court o( and f«r Semied. Maximum ago 33. Uss Property nol* County, Florida. FHA VA of alculiol prohibited and ItATKK thla J i t h day uf SALES UKOKEK Management & Novambar, 1441. non smokers preferred. Cot­ (SEAL) tages contain twelve child­ Sales Broker A r t h u r II. Beckwith. J r . Stenstrom Realty ren and ln service training Clerk of th* Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vlhlen One position open D » p u ty Clerk Jim Hunt Realty lit N. Park Ave. 322 2120 furnished. now and two more by nett IXDKRSOff. RCSIt. DKAV, lAtW MILS A van den UKIUJ 3 BEDROOM, 1 both. K)t- spring. Apply Flurida State Uffice FA 2 2116 j A U o r b t f t l*t PU Inilff <h*a equipped. Owner be­ Employment Service, 200 S. Night FA 2464C i.’l £ « • t C«ntr«l U o u U tftri I. Ictri.m1i. Florida ing transferred. Must selL French Ave., Sanford, Flor­ 323 0700 Publish No*. 11, 11*1. FA 2-2940. ida 3324 Part Dr. Sanford. FI* 32. Flower* - Shrub* Watch CLEANEST Best Buy Used Can *695 O N ALL 1 9 6 3 MOBILE HOMES M IF 9A V I HUNDM DS O f-D O L L A R S -----W» Mint Mm* JUI INI MocMi Ovf to M il* N sm N r IN4 Mobil* Homm Coming toon SAVE 1400 10 % 55 x 10 3 Bedroom 51 x 10 1 Bedroom Coater Kitchen, Carpeted Living Room HALF. PRICE WAS $1193 IJM I 10% d o w n 649J5 Per Mo. !•« DOWN $61.41 Per Mo. DOW N MIYIANYIMMI BOH ON OUR|0T M A N Y , M A N Y M O U -H U M tY I w rit *495 STATION WAOONl S cyltstosv engtea, 4 wfiaal drive. A solid goad ran­ ting cart goad ttran and priced right 10% Down 881.41 Per Month TIP-OUT 1ft BATHS SALE PRICE WAS 8419b BEL AIR 4-deer aodaat V-8 engine, aeUautfo truaoMlaalon. A V99l •tea ear, aad « ly • • • • Willys Freot hltekew. Real colorfal Interior, foam robber Mattresses, tastefully decorated. Colling to floor drape*. SALE PRICK WAS <3193 *4795 1955 Chevrolet 1959 51x10 2 BEDROOM H IM *> . DAYBED new cover $10. Hlgk 1937 Ford s u t t a ’ chair $3. Jumper chair $1. RAH. A/T. Esc. Headboard twin slie $3. 304 W. 2nd St. FA 3 MU Clean. 1 owner. FA RUM. ALL WURK GUARANTEED 323-9426 after 0 p. m. 1933 Plymouth, 4 Dr. Sedas. 31. Poultry - Livestock PECANS, 3 lbs. for $1.00. 23th FA 2-7621. 4 Sanford Ave. Bag|'s Curb 2 Horses for Sale. FA $-7621. 1969 Micro Boa VW. Lika new. Market. FA 2-2924. Sale or Trade. FA >1274. 81A. Peta FRUIT Gift Packed. We ship 37. Boats • Meters Full-blooded Blue Tick hound express. Baggs Curb Mar­ ket, 23th 4 Sanford Ave., puppies. FA 2-2324. 14 FT. PACEMAKER Li FA 2-1924. about beat aad trader, ex­ cellent condition. Best offer. DUE TO DIVORCE. We have See a t 106 N. Myrtle. Call BLOOMING Roses on Chero­ a Repossessed '61 Modal 322-6363 or 32>7621. kee stock. All other kinds Super Dial Swing Needle PLUMBING CONTRACTING of Nursery shrubbery and Zlg Zag, Like New. Makes Year End Motor Bargains! Repairs 4 Water Heater* tree*. dotens of faney sUtches, Slots 78 bp. Evterada* $719, FREE ESTIMATES Gray Shadow* Nursery makes beautiful button­ $7W 40 bp $330, $473 2B bp. 204 E. 3rd St. 322 9143 5 Mi. 8. on Sanford Ave. holes, sews on buttons, Em­ $363. Many others. Terms. broiders, M o n o g r a m s , Robson Sporting Goods, PLUMBING DUTCH MILL NURSERY An­ Darns, Patches, Etc. As­ D o w n t o w n Sanford, Ph. Contracting Repairs nuals ready now. Upsala sume Remaining 3 pay­ FA 2-3611. FREE ESTIMATES Rd. Near Mayfair Golf ments of $7.50. Ph. Credit R. L. HARVEY Course. Mgr. FA 2 6627. 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3363 SPECIAL Sale of cocos Plu27. Special Serviced mosa Palms, targe base, CHAIN LLNK FENCE, 360' long, 4' high, 10’ doublefield grown, 3 for $3.00. J. Custom-made Cabinets, drive gate. $273 installed. C. Sikes, 3*» mi. West of Pintle Counter topi No money down. Sanford on Highway 46. WALLIS CABINET SHOP CHAIN LINK FENCE, 360* TH IS 913 W. 3rd - 322 7471 long, 3' high, in' double33. Furniture drive gate. 3290 installed. Piano Tuning and Repair Used furniture, appliances, SPACE W L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 loot*, etc. Bought • Sold, No money down. Phone Mr. Sullivan. 322-6121. tarry's Mart 213 Sanford row THE HEATING WF.STINGHOUSE Table MoAve. Ph. FA 2-4112. SERVICING - TESTING del TV. with stand. $30. Call Lewi* Sales 4 Service FfttSIS ESTIMATE Mr*. Glelow, FA 2-2613 2317 C. C. Road FA 2 7928 1'pholsteilng 4 Mattress ren­ days, FA 2-6173 nights. ovating. New 4 Used Furni­ W# Buy, Sell, Trade, Repair ture. Call Nix Redding Mfg. PIANO In excellent moditfoo BILL'S THRIFT SHOP Co., at 709 Celery Ave. FA 2-2731. Furniture • Appliances • TV FA 2-2117. Open 9 to 0 Dally 4 Weekends FIREPLACE WOOD Ph. 322-7363 26*0 Hiawatha WANTED reliable couple ta ‘ Oak and Pine Sanford, Fla. lake up monthly payments Robert Morris, 323-0333 of $13.30 mi $ complete IN TOWN An lnveatment, not an ex­ room* of furniture. Cali GUNS. Buy, sell, trade, re­ pense. Call FA 2 3612 for TK >1311, Casselberry, cal pair. Oitran Bridge Fish esperi advice on a Herald Camp A Gun Shop. Icct. advertising campaign. Sell Us Your Furniture. For Sale. Pony Saddle, $30. 1957 Quick Service With tha FA 3-3326. It Pays Cash SUPER TRADING READY MIX Concrete, win­ Chevrolet POST. FA 2-0tn. dow sills, lintels, steps, To U se blocki, sand, csmsnt, rock, •319** 4-doer ttd aai S 34. Articles For Sal# steal, grease traps, a p t I n d o r , aateosatfo The HERALD NOVEMBER Special. T shifts pipe, dry walls, slipping atone*. tranaMfoslon, ndfo aad 3 for $1.00. Army-Navy Miracle Concrete Co. boater. A good aeons W ant Ads. FA t-8711 Surplus. 810 Sanford Ave. 309 Elm Ave. Mira! car al I price that’a right IS. Isal Estate Far Bala 12. Reel Estate For M e 25. Plumbing Services DO YOU WANT HINSON t HEARN BY OWNER, S bedroom, m RENT A BED S I. A r t Id e s F a r M e 21. Sanity SatoM APT. $30. Surplus City. COO-it > B y N adine Seltzer call FA 3-3131. toi Addr*** s n 4 IWiManc* U nknow n Tou »r« h * r « k r notlfl*4 t h a t • u l t ha* b*«n tlUd *gala*t y o u In th* Circuit Court of • o m l a o t a County, Florida, in C h a ae ary , a n akbraylalrd title o ( which la F i r s t Kadtral B o r ­ ina* a n d L oan Aaaoclltlon of Ktm ln ol* County, a corpora­ tio n. P l a in t i f f , c*. Hlahard W. Park* and wlfa. R tta M. P a rk * , a t aL Dafandaata. th* n a t a r a o f sa i d ault balna a • u l t to foraoloa* t h a t r a rta ln m o r t r a c * datod Ja n u a ry I I , lldd, a n d af racord In Official n a a o r d a Book 111, Paa* *11, Bamlnot* C ounty puktla roc o r d * a n a u m k a r i n t tk* follow. In * doaorlkod rant praparty, to -w ltt L o t I, a n d w h of Lot t. of Book -A-, R*plat of la i t a I I th r o u g h 11 Inclua ir * of Block I. of PEARL L A K E HEU1MTS, Ssmlnol* County, Florida, according to p l a t lh a r a o f racordad in P l a t Book I, p a n TT. of tho pttbllo racord* of Bcm lM ld County, Florida I yot t o (ltd y o u r a n a w t r In said ■ ult w ith th* und«r*itn*d C lark o f t a l d Court and t* a * r r * a copy tharaof upon th* P laln tlfr* a tto m o y , who** tiam * a n d d d d r o a *pp«ar bolow. o n o r bafora th* 17th d a y o f D i e i m b i r . 1141, and In d a f a u l t th ara o f Doer** Pro Conf**oo will bo «nt*r«d a c a t n a t y*u. W1TNKIU my hand *nd o f ­ ficial aoal a t th* County Courtliousr. Hanford, H«tnlnoi« Coun t y . F l o r i d a thla l l t h day of N o r r m b a r , 1H I. UBAL) A r t h u r H. Bsckwltk, Jr. C l a r k of tha Circuit Court fly; l l a r l h a T. YlhUn. D C P h illip II. U>uan g h ln h o la a r a n d Lngaa A tto tn a y o a t Law F l r a t F a d a ral Building P. U. Bom 17M Hanford, Florid* A t t o r n a y for P la intiff I'u b lla h Nor. I t , I*. a Dac. I. SWEETIE PIE 27. Special So i t It aa m m s n ir a to n a r iiin ut« v c n r r u a i i u Vrralh Fri. Nov. 29. *63—Para 9 18. Help Wasted i Legal Notice #aaf*rh j VACUUM CLEANER, report, 2 I n . unfun. Kit. iRolp. K fir Bate. FA 3-0961. parti, supplies for Eketrolux. Kirby, Hoorar, Air BA Spatial NtUma War. Rcx-Alr ate. Free pickup. New u d Used WANTED! Christmas Shop­ cleaners sold. FA M W . pers for Hand-made gifts. Basaar, Grace Msthodlat 5. Food Church, 3 to $ p. m. Nov. 30. WANTED! Good appetite* for the Dima-A-Dtp D inar. 9 . Far Bala ar Seat Grace Methodist Church. 5:30 • 7:30 p. n>. Nov. 30. 2 BR House lor Salo or R est fbr i . i / r J V ’ri Classified Phone thu • . Far Seat 1 Notkw - Yewmay shew yeor furniture fiwn our forgo tefoctloa at little or no extra cost for your now Mobile Hemet wru uadi Open Daily 9 AJM. la 7:30 P.M, Friday and Saturday tM 430 -CIO SID SUNDAY!■ *1095 Savel Save! AT H O LLER Motor Salea COMPANY 2nd. A Palmetto OCALA U IS B U IO PU: FA 2-4231 2 mg** north on U S. 441 PHONI422-6144 0 4 4 4 1 BY-PASS PHONi 787-6331 2505 8. Park PA 2-0841 » iv ,v �• I TOUR of HOMES he- Sanford - Seminole Area I Xiagraod Builders consider the needs of aD home buyers . . . There’s beautiful Greenbrlar for those who prefer true suburban living—now, this week, construction is under way on two houses fn Grove Manor.—This location will ap­ peal to the family looking for a quiet, dignified lo c a tio n . . * but with tha convenience of "intown" living. Off tho drawing board and in the construc­ tion stage la a four-bedroom, two-bath colonial on Lincoln Drive, right In the shadow of a huge oak tree . . . and around on Elizabeth Court they’re building a three-bedroom, twobath, set in a small grove of orange trees (fresh orange Juice all winter!). Why wait—look now— you know a Kingswood built house is a good house. Have you Been Greenbrlar lately? If not, you’re In for a pleasant surprise. You will see the colonial — and contemporary, completed and ready for occupancy. In addition, there's two in the final stages of completion where color schemes may be selected. Mead Manor — the new subdivision out Oviedo way — is being accepted in a big way . . . and merits attention of all home buyers. Shoemnker Construction Company is building the houses in co-operntion with Oviedo Land Com­ pany, (local citizens joined in a local effort 1) Two houses are completed, a colonial with three bedrooms, one and a half baths . . . and a three-bedroom, two-bath ranch model. Both houses have formica counter tops in kitchen and baths, and all the extras that help make a house a home, and of course, are built to the well-known Shoemaker standards. The colonial has everything you would ex­ pect—cupola—porch with column—wallpaper in the dining area and shuttered windows. The ranch style has wrought iron trim in the con­ temporary manner, and colored appliances are featured in the kitchen. These houses are in the $15,000 - $16,000 price range — so don't delay, go look and you’re sure to be pleased. Courthouse Records Eveline M. J. King to Hanonora Shopping Center, Inr., Sanford, 117,030. Petar Cutter et ux ta When planning a basement Thomas E. Chamber* et ux, family room, he sure to In­ Eastbrook H u ImW ., $10,000. May H. Waldo to Overstreet clude plenty of storage space Land Co., Sanlando Springs, for out-of-season clothes, as well as hohby and sports equipment. MARRIAGE LICENSE Spare usually Is at a pre­ APPLICATION l.ron Oliver Feagin, Engle mium in the living arra of the Lake, and Janet Lou Bauder, house, hut the average base­ ment allow* the hnmlyman to Sanford. Vernon L. Rohh and Juanita design it spacious central stor­ age area. To Increase the Rutter, Sanford, value of this Imacrtirnt storage spars, line the closet with aromatic red cedar. Sanford At Lumber Dealer* This material, which comes in prepackaged bundles, is s valla Id' lumber yurds. To simplify Installation, each piece I* tongue and grooved along the edge* and at each end. Aromatic red redar closet lining can he Installed right over framing. A closet can he Country Club P.oad lined with redar for approxi­ mately $30, less than what it G H S E IE R L tf. would rost to replace a coal ruined by moths. If a new closet is to las built, It does not require wallhourd or other harking. Just frame S9th Street it out with 2 x 3 or 2 x 4 studs. Nail tho pieces of red radar right over the open framework to enclose thf While you are out driving this week-end, take this page closet walls. The tongue and groove joints, even though with you* The map above will a ssist you in locating some they may not he on a stud, provide a strong iarnd. o f Sanford and Seminole County’s outstanding real I'iecr* Go Up Fast Installation proceed* quick­ estate. T ake a circle tour and see them all, you may find ly. The K-inch thick piece* of Tlie Hascnjl I* m fox terrierred cellar nr* applied horl- aim breed of dog. just what you are looking for in the way of a home. RIAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS LBN Enterprises to How­ ard 8. Eaton, Jr., ot ux, Long Atm, $162100. Enox-Florldo Development Corporation to Howard E. Britton ot ax, Lincoln Holghta, •WOO. Knox-Florlda Development Corporation to Gaorgo L. Ma­ con at ax. Harmony Home*, Henry H. Duval, Jr., at ux to Apex Contracting Co., Inc., Orange Park Rubdv., Forest City, $5,100. Alanson G. Charles to Long­ ford Construction Co., Inc., Hlllerest, $8,MO. J. Tracy Walker at ux to Peter D. Milliot ot ux, Alta­ monte Springs, $12,000. Georgs C. Harden Jr., ot ux to Rodney lhrlg et al, 8-30Z0S-30E, 123,600. •0,800. John Frances Grace et ux to Eugene W. Rose ot ux to Charles T. Poaraon, Tangle- Louis E. DeMoreland et ux, Casnlberrj, $10,000, wood, $14,900. SEE T H IS OF BEA U TY LO C H ARBOR LONDON (UPI) Come­ dian Alan Sherman's record "Won’t You Como Home Dis­ raeli?" has become tho first record in a decade to be banned by London-based Ra­ dio Luxembourg, one of Eu­ rope's leading commercial radio stations. The disc hints at a love affair between lata British Premier Benjamin Disraeli Miami Renames Torch For JFK MIAMI (UPI) - The Mi­ ami City Commission voted unanimously Thursday to re­ name the city'a famous Torch of Friendship—a symbol of goodwill with Latin Ameri­ can naitons. The commission agreed to rechrUten the landmark in Bayfront Park the "John F. Kennedy Torch of Friend­ ship” In honor of the late President. Kennedy, who visited the park during hla 1960 cam­ paign balled the torch as a "monument for international understanding." Prayer Group At White House Isadure Morgan, Mercedes Medloek. Gidgct K. Smith, E d n a Poindexter, Thomas Williams, S h a r o n Higgins, James Singleton, B e s s i e Jones, Teresa Jernlgan, all o( Sanford; Robert Marlowe, Beaumont, Teas*; Tammy S. Britton, Lake Monroe; Lloyd Wadklns, Osteen Births Mr. and Mrs. Eddie A. Poin­ dexter, a baby girl; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Byrd, baby girl; Mr. and Mrs, Roland Medlock, baby boy; Mr. and Mrs. Mack llawk, baby boy; Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Jones, baby girl; all of Sanford Discharge* Eunice Stallworth, Robert Dennis, Margaret Bartie, Al- WASHINGTON (UPI) - A group of 330 chanting. Blblewaving men and women pick­ eted the White Ilouse Thurs­ day to urge that prayers be permitted in ail public schools. Many of the demonstrators said they came from all over the nation and represented no particular denomination. They carried banners ami placards urging Bible-reading in the schools. I.lghtnln’ was the first play to run more than 1,000 performances on Broadway. It starred Frank Bacon. of Sanford DcBaiy; Arthur Tlmktnson Lake Mary: H e l e n Austin Evansville, 1ml. Births Mr. a n d Mrs. Clareors Brown, baby girl; Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dunn, baby boy; Mr. and Mrs. John Lud­ wig. baby girl; Mr. and Mrs. Leon Bryan, bsby girl, all of Sanford Discharges David WlllUmion. Marilyn Smith, Gidgct L. Smith, Tom­ my Kennedy, Walter L. What­ ley, Thomas Williams, Joseph B. Brown, Jean D. Swafford and baby boy, all of Sanford; Kettle Gehr, Lake Mary; John A. Lau. New Smyrna; Loretta Lycani, Longwowt; Mary Dreblow, Enterprise; Willie Hillman, Geneva Aromatic Red Cedar Sends Moths On Way One of the best ways to protect woolens, furs and bedding in storage la to lino the closet with molh-repelieot aromatic red cedar. This e>.gnomical material comes in prepackaged bun­ dles. It can be nailed right over plaster or wallboard. Red cedar closet lining can be Installed quickly by a home handyman because it Is tongue and grooved to sim­ plify application. i jy* j Quality Homes The Heart Of Seminole County Handsomely Designed and Carefully Built — II Bedroom, U l a n d 2 Bath Homes. Two Me Complete and ready for your inspection NOW, PRICED FROM — CONVENTIONAL FINANCING Homes Feature Equippnl Kitchens. Concrete Drises and Beautifully L*ml»cu|ied LoU; Air Conditioning Optional. ^L.-.-n-i,a-»us 3 HEDROOM3 2 UATHS Ft posed Beam Living Room Private Bnrla—d Cardan R«*dy Far Occupancy MODERN Modem Kitchens by GENERAL IlYRON M, LEACH WILLIAM 3. BUUMLEY JR. ELECTRIC /^till/iu* ww«/ P. O. BOX 1599 CONSTRUCTION COMPAN Y M \V. 23th St. Sa fftaaf/q/flgate SEE US FOR REMODELING Shosunak&h. KITCHENS PHONE FA 2-3103 _,i* J �# rt i' *vis. at,**'.. Sty? j&mfarti ijrndb VOL. 56 ♦♦ e io t+ Seminole Boom Fast Shaping Up J i j Cn U h ti'm ii parade chairman, Harold Chapman, reported in this morning to •ay that all's act for Wedneeday’a big holiday event. • • WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Tuesday; hight today 72-76; low tonight 56-62.___________________ United Press Umacd Wire Eatabliahad 1908 MON., DECEMBER 2, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 73 Prospects For Canal, Marina, 21 Holiday Deaths Port Brighten Venezuela Reds Flop • ® The U. S. Coast Guard ex­ tends an invitation to all Seminole County college gra­ duates and college seniors graduating in January of next year to apply for ill officer candidate school class start­ ing Feb. 9. The school Is lo­ cated at Yorktown, Va., on • the York River. If you’re in­ terested write to Commandant <PTP-D, U. S. Coast Guard, Washington D. C. JW V A . • • MIAMI (UPD Three children died In a lire near Ocala Sunday night, raising ■■Booming” Seminole Coun­ CARCACAS, Venezuela — Raul Lcnni standard bearer the death toll for the long ty today was anticipating a (UPD—Results of Venezuela’s of President Romulo BetanThanksgiving holiday weekend scries of "newa breaks" this national elections signaled a court's DemocrsUc Action to at least 21 in Florida. week pointing to Ihe economic victory' today for the nation's party, in the seven-man pres­ growth or the area. In order democratic forces and a idential race. Home Ruling' nf srquenre, expansion plans smashing reverse for Com­ With about one third of the RICHMOND, Va. lUPI) — are eiprcted, as follows: munist designs on this stra­ total vote counted, unofficial The Virginia Supreme Court Sanford City Commission • • • tegic Latin American coun­ return* gave I-eoni a comruled loday toe Virginia Con­ tonight wilt bear a report on Those first and second class nianding lead over his six try. stitution leaves the stale's a proposed marina, with con­ petty officers at the Sanford Mounting returns from Sun- rivals for the presidency. KENNETH HARRIETT, lifter major surgery n month ago nt Children’s counties, town* ami cities free struction plans and lease ar­ day'a voting—in which large Leoni had 275,07* votes; JoHospital in Cincinnati, flew home by je t Snttirdny aftcrnmin. The 12-yenr­ to abandon public education rangements on Lake Monroe Naval Air Station are now numbers of Venezuelans brav­ vlto VUIalba, of the leftist CAPTAIN RICHARD If they choose. oll! son of Fire Lt. nnd Mrs. George Harriett, Kenny wns nm>mpnnied by near Park Avenue. (A group collecting donations of toys, ed bullets and threats of pro- Democratic Republican Unton, E. Hnittlip, U. S. Mu­ his brother, George llnrriett Jr. (Herald Photo) of Sanford businessmen al­ £ money, food, etc., for its an Castro terrorists to cast bal­ 193.680; Aluro l Mar Pictrl, rine Corps, today iih- Council Head ready are having a feasibility nual drive to provide local lots—gave an early lead to nn inslcpendent, 183,1*1 nnd mtnteil command of tho PHILADELPHIA tUPl) — study made, In conjunction underprivileged children with Rafael Caldera, Social Christ­ Marino Imrnirku tit the Bishop Reuben H. Mueller, of with this marina, for a proa merry Christmas. If you've ian party, 162,103. Sanford Naval Air Sta­ th« Unllexi Brctheren Church, p o s e d $500,000 cafeteria, got anything, pick up your Trailing far behind were tion. The 11-year Mu­ Is slated to become the new apartment and motor inotci phone call 323-1330, extension retired Admiral Wolfgang rine Corps veteran re­ president of the National along the lake front.) 234, right now. These fellows Larrazabal, of the Demo­ lit!veil Major G. L. Scl- Council of Churches, authori­ — 10 units In each — begin- bound In black or have black fly Helen Gleewin • • • will appreciate It and so will I cratic Popular Force. 79.052, myhr, U. S. Marine tative sources disclosed today. streamers. nine the line of inarch at First The I Ith annual Christmas Stile Board of Conserva­ the youngsters they're going Haul Ramos Gimincz, of the Corps, who was recent­ Supt. of Schools R. T. Miltion is expected Tuesday parade will roll down First Street and Sanford Avenue. lo help. .splinter Democratic Action- ly promoted to lieuten­ $515,075 C ontract • • • morning to release 940.000 for Street Wednesday at .1:30 p.m. The parade will continue down wee, said that all county Opposition, 27.306. and Ger­ ant colonel. CAPE KENNEDY (U P D - Initial planning (or the pro­ $ Fruit bins for Longwood's Sheriff J, L. Hubby and Police First to Oak Avenue, south schools will close rarly to al­ man Horregale*. of the right low timo for student* to view The Army Corps of Engineers posed SL Johns-Imlian River new Tru-Julce Plant were Chief Roy Williams will leal on Onk lo Fourth Street, east or participate in the parade. Proposed new library In the wing National Action Party, has awarded a $515,975 con­ Canal, extending from San­ constructed over the weekend off, followed by the Highway on Fourth to Sanford Ave­ Dnve Rcrrien will be parade obi post-offlra building will 1.024. tract for construction of an ford to environs of Maytown. Council Chairman R. C. Carl The two c a n d i d a t e s Patrol ears. electrical substation for the Gov. Farrll Bryant and hla nue and up east Second Street. marshal ami Jimmy Jonra be renamed "Cord>'tl Memorial eon explains that the conDave Kliiurensmlth, general The bunds will be funnelrd and Jim Wade will ho in Library," ahould the City Haul Ramos Giminicr, of the lunar launch complex on Mer­ Cabinet are expected to meet atruction was perfectly legal, chairman of the parade, said into the parade at regular in­ charge of selling the balloon* Commission this evening ap­ splinter Democratic Action ritt Island, It was announced with Canal District directors although a public hearing on the color guard will lie from tervals. All units aro request­ nnd peanuts at the parade, prove a request nf the Semi- Oppositisin, and German Dor today. at Tallahassee early Tuesday, a zoning will not he held un­ the Seminole High School ed not to disperse until they with proceed* going to the an- note High School class of regales, National A c t i o n when a proposed right of way til tonight. Movement, were trailing far American Queen alignment will be presented. The property 1* already zon­ hand, rather than the mili­ have reached the Klks Club miul project of taking chil­ 1001. CALCUTTA, India (UPD — Three property owners hav« dren front Lutheran Haven in The late Terry Cordell, for­ behind. ed for manufacturing. How- tary, due to restrictions placed on Second Street. Authorities said one person on mllitury units during Ill'­ The Mahsraja of Sikkim, rul- agreed lo donate the right of Slnvia on a Crristmas shop­ mer SILS star athlete and hon­ The parade chairman, re­ # ever, the use of buildings al­ fleminota County recorded ll) day mourn in;- period for minds all unit* fljing the ping trip, er of the small Himalayan or scholar was an Army cap­ wa* kilted and >ix wounded in ready located on the site ami Its lis t traffic fatality or lioixlcr stale, died loday. Ills way from the vicinity of Lem­ the iuto President. The high The parade, sponsored by tain killed In action in Viet the capital Sunday a* proon Bluff (o U. S. Highway I. American Flag it must be the bins, will he determined 1961 .Sunday evening when Communist gunmen seeking to son became Ihe new king and the merchants division, Setni- Nam. aubjcct to tonight's hearing. school band will act the spirit Frederick H- Robbins, a resi­ his daughter-in-law, former Another $35,000 la expected of the parade with lively mu­ nolo County Chamber of Com­ ♦ • • City Commission also will: disrupt the elections fired on dent of Oviedo for the last New York debutante Hope later from the State to fi­ merce, and planned and staged Consider State Rond De­ lines of voters and shot up Semlno’e County’s Tax Col­ sic and following them will ho 10 years, died In an automo- Cooke, Sikkim's first foreign- nance engineering feasibility by the Jaycers, will offer a partment's request for a utili­ police stalions. studies prior to actual con­ lector John Galloway aiys lie local and aria lenders riding Among the wounded was hila accident on State RonJ horn queen. new feature this year. Ralph ty agreement for the recon­ struction of the 911 million Isn't sure If this year's col­ in cars. Ilarl-ara Retry, theme 119 one tulle north of Oviedo. Wight will bring the Shrine struction of 25th Street from Carl Warner, 43, Miami cam canal which will give a lections arc ahead of 1962 to winner, will have her place in Sheriff J. U Hobby report Oswald ‘Spy* Clown* to Sanford from sev­ Mc'tonvllla Avenue to French era man on special assignment through waterway far nearly date. Thu fact is that the Ihn first unit. for UPI, who was hit by ed this morning that llohbini Parade judges will he on the MOSCOW (UPI) — The So the entire length of the SL collector's office Is piled high HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - De­ eral central Florida cities. Avenue; consider Jsytcea' re­ ricocheting rifle bullet during was fatally Injured when tin viet Union, which hoa denied Johns R i v e r , connecting ■ with tax payments received reviewing stand at First Street tectives questioned friends They will cavort on the edge quest for an animal sholtcr ite. e,m.)i, ■ request for all- a srtiper attack on the UP ear In which he was a pnaien any cxinncclion with President Jacksonville, Pnlatka, San­ by mail ami, even though his and Magnolia. John S»d- StCt oiigiUM.-’' i’ nitre. -j As*' f. t*» .ti-oc line '( maiger crashed Into a utility pole. Kennedy's accused as*ai*ln, ford and Capo Kennedy, muster uf ceremonies, c ill , Santa Claus will rMc on tint nexatiun of the commercial bureau in Caracas. clerks are processing them as skl, , ,, . , ,ryn Kupctnel today In an el­ Robbins s o dead on arrival Lee 1L Oswald, hinted .Sunday Sanford and Seminole Coun­ rapidly as possible, they're ds all announcing from ho f(jr, |(> |r(|ck Jown ,hp ki||er Jnycee float in the last unit property nt the southwest ear­ at Seminole Memorial Hospi­ in two newspaper reports that ty governmental and business stand, forty marching units, wj|0 l!ran!,|Clj j,cr with such ] adding a final note of Joy t ner of 2Tth Street ami San­ not all opened yet. tal at 7:15 p.m. Sunday. i a n and float* ami II Itumls force that a bone tu her neck an afternoon of musle, color­ ford Avenue; heur s report Oswald spied for the United leaders met here Saturday • • • The Sheriff anbl the car State* during hi* two and one morning with representatives will be divided in II sectionful floats and hbjiiik* by thu on the proposed marina; mil Have a bi-tlvday in Decem­ was broken. wns driven by Lee Henry half years in llusslu. of a national firm now nego­ consider a trquest for Hist city ber? Don't forxet that driv­ The county coroner said an clown*. Futch, 60, of Chuluota, wha tiating for the construction to Install utility lines around er's license! autopsy indicated Miss Kupcisuffered a broken arm when Shipments O ff • • • of ■ port terminal with an the proposed Sanford Shop­ net died "hy manual strangu­ LAKELAND (UPI) - Flor Initial expenditure of 9750.000. ping Center *t Onora Street Francis K. Rounullat, Jr., A 21-year-old Jamestown I h« '"I* <onUoi th'*,c"r* '*fl lation.” Her nude laxly was Ida Citrus Mutual reported to­ The firm has been dickering Negro. Robert Lee Ilyrd, ha. ' 1 "’ highway and hit tho pole. ami Highway 17-92 If it is an­ ™ president of the Seminole found in her apartment Sat­ t t I I . ..... . . .,>n A n eil 4, Bobbin*, I born April 116, day Hint only about 450 wllh property owners and it nexed to the cRy. County Chamber of Com­ ronfessiil to rohliiiig ami nip urday night by friend*. merce, wants us to remind Inr a 35-yenr-ohl South Sem­ 1905, at Bostick, Fin., had freight cars of fresh orange* I* expected (Ids transaction Those questioned Sunday in­ ORLANDO (UPD Leading all memhera of Ihe trade inole County white woman. served with the U. S. Army in were shipped out of tho will be given a new* release cluded the persons known to ASHEVILLE, N C. (L 'PD body's directorate that the businessmen from throughout have last talked with the 21Sheriff J. L. Hobby reported the Panama Canal Zone anil groves last week due to the this week, pinpointing the was a member of Oviedo Bap Thanksgiving holiday and the site, building p l a n s and Florida began arriving here board will meet Tuesday, 7:30 today. ycarold actress Wednesday A crazed ex-convict with a official day of mourning for thoughts for future expansion. p. in.. In the Lobby Room of tniluy for the Florida aero­ night, including her former long history of violence walk­ Ilyrd, aeeoriling to Sheriff tlst Church. Surviving are hi* wife, Mr*. Hie late President Kennedy * • • Sanford's Civic Center. The space industry seminar which boy friend, actor Andrew ed Into a church during ser­ Hobby, admiteil lie was In hidhighlight of the confab will get* under way tonight with | pr'mp 0f ||,i •Wide Country" vices Sunday night, terrorized fnj* near the woman's home Levon Bobbins; a son, Willlan last week. This poU terminal Is being the congregation and kilted WASHINGTON (UPI) — lust Tuesday night when she II. Bobbins, and two brother*, be the election of officers for an advanced briefing by the television series. planned in connection with N a t i o n a I Aeronautics and Lt. George Walsh said two his ex-wife and the minister Tho U. S. Supreme Court to­ drove into her rarport, that he William II., of Spartanburg, Plane Missing the St. Johns-Indian River Ca­ a the coming year. MIAMI (UPI) - A small, nal. {'resent 600-barge annual Space A d m i n i s t r a t i o n others, free lance writer Ed­ with shotgun hlasls. day asked the Florida Su­ gtubhed her, bent and choked S. C., and Emery Rohhln*, of private plane with three per­ traffic Is cxpcctnl to Increase Pensacola. Then while aboul 49 per- premo Court lo resolve sev -lh tr nnd then nttaeked her. Now that you've made It (NASA). ward Steven Rubin, 22, and Funeral arrangements aro son* aboard was reported manifold when Ihe waterway through the Thanksgiving The official work session of act0P itobert Hathaway, I, sons sat in stunned silence etui questions of state law in Sheriff Hubby suld that in holidays, try lo be around for the seminar will start Tues­ were t-te last ones to see he calmly reloaded the dou­ connection with the ''freedom 1tF.r attack Ilyrd tore off the In charge of Niblack Funeral missing Sunday on a flight Is completed. from Fnrt l.tuderdale to day. The seminar is sponsored Mi-s Kupc Inot Both told de­ ble-barreled gun, walked t o ; ride” conviction* of 10 north- \ woman'* clothe* and despite Home, Casselberry. Christmas! The Slate Botrd of Control Urestvlew, the Federal Avis- Is expected Friday morning » • • by the Florida Council of 100 puties they left her aparl- the rear of Ihe church, and ; ern clergymen in Taltahnasee. her plea*, raped her, took her linn Administration at Miami lo select a site for the proThe clergymen, arrested in purse containing between $H And while we're talking nnd is aimed at impressing |„rnt before midnight when kilted himself with a shot in rv|Hirtnl today. The pilot wa* pond East Central Florida Ila! I ut tlie Tallalmsseo air­ and flu and fled in u borrow­ about driving, local law en­ • u , ° industrialists with the , ht. appeared to lx- getting tl:<. heart. identified as Paul Blanken­ four-year undergraduate unius iln-y watched tetcforcement officers Informed opportunities existing f o r Children of all three vic­ port, were charged with un­ ed automobile. ship of Venezuela. tims watclx'd the bloody ' law fully assembling to cornus this morning that Hie last them In the nation** spucc-de-! vlq m terslly and the extension of Ilyrd wns traced through drama untold tn Ihe sanct-1 mil a breach of the peace. Ihne vou drove down the i fees* program. the University of Floruit footprint* and tire print*, l A f t e r J O .’e a r s ____ r r!.7 f ■ 'R T i s c T T : :t. . -v* j . , ............ ... u'liiv "i-i"1vi'ir v-trv,” rr•11- *t-Vr "T i l ~W#*V »*»£• i* ' hi ghwa y ‘ with " your'' pa riYiig~ r NEW YORK (UPI) - Two Assembly of God Church, d cr » city oidinance which in- town i* a Negro rommunity lights on you were violating atur Spcasard L. Holland will This selection will be maJa MIAMI (UPD—Grant Stock- sisicr* wlw had not -tern em-ti open the Tuesday morning lie wa* Walter Dailey, a 57- riii|io ra lr* the stale unlawful adjacent to Oviedo, Florida law. at a meeting in lloca Baton. dale. former U. S. ambassa­ 1 9 9 tin relationship of »iiiull huidyear-old tree surgeon who assembly statue. The Negro is being held in dor to Ireland, plunged lo his other in 5i years were re­ Twenty-three site.* in sit united Sunday at Idlewild In­ Ihe conviction* were affirm­ county jail on charge* of rapu was convicted of slaying his Parking lights are exactly »(?*jon with a discussion death today from a down ternational airport. “I can't counties were offered lo Hut for what they’re called—park­ ness, the private enterp own father 25 years ago and ed in Ihe circuit Court of Ihe and robbery hy force. The Mate. The Board of Control believe it I thought we would reduced the number to eight, has had numerous brushes Second Judicial District, Leon Sheriff said the maximum town office building. ins! Anytime yotiTc driving, system and government roles Oviedo voters are slated to with Ihe law. County. Tallahassee opposed penally for rape is death In Stockdale's body apparently die without seeing e a c h with two in Seminole County. says Deputy Sheriff Jim Sin­ in the space-age effort. hurtled from a window of his other,” said Mr*. Faczan LaHolland will he the first of to the poll* from H a. m. the appeal in the U. S. Su­ the electric chair. gletary, and )*»u need lights. office ou the 13th floor of the /arnet «f Budapest, Hungry, It I* expected Ihe (Inal se­ several top officials, (netud-1 until sundown Tuesday t» preme Court on the ground u*e your headlights, not park­ DuPont Building Hi* laxly after she ami Mr*. Anna Som­ lection will he made Friday— lug Gov. Farris Bryant, who elect a mayor and two meinthat Ihe ca*e should have been ing lights! landed nn the roof nf the fifth mer, 13, Mt. Dora, fell into or, si least, the uumlu-r will will address the seminar. A 1*"'1* of the city council Can9 • I carried higher in state courts. Succession Law he narrowed lo three, for floor. each other arms. The voting in Casselberry total of I t officials of NASA didates, all unopposed, are Lee final selection within Hie next Miami homicide drlective For Governor today was said to tie "mighty will address the semituir a* Gary- for mayor and Ren Ward two or three months. Robert Ute* made positive alow"—at least that was the will sevcrul top indu.WrialUt* Jr- u,l,l 1- L. Lingo Jr. (or the Theso proposal.*, abmg wllh identification of Ihe 47-year- Van Hoy Named Called Unfair council. SAIGON, South Viet Nun situation at noon. Major Jo­ in the stute. Isit week's announcement of old real evt.de dealer. Annual elections «l*" are DAYTONA DEkni (UPD— (UPD — One U. S soldier seph I Lsird, chief of the an $ 800,000 shopping center By Council A resident nf suburban scheduled Tuesday in Alta­ was killed and another aarState Rep. Fred Karl, a electron hoard, told the Clock Coral Gabies, Stnckdatc was James Van Hoy, former at Onora Road at Highway Democratic candidate for gov­ monte Spring* nnd l.ongwooil , lousty wounded in a Commonthat only an estimated IDO Teenage Couple enmity tumniDaloncr, today 17 J2, point to a "booming" while Cuoudbarry a ara taking Ut . Ul.rrillj an, buih Slin,|3> WASHINGTON (UPD-The ernor in 1961, say* that Flor­ a former Dade County Com­ rr >o person* had cast ballots. wan named to represent Sem­ Seminole County. missioner and former state ida’s law to replace the chief ptuce today. night near the Cambodian next three week* may be cru­ The major said at least 200 Kill Selves inole County on the East Cen­ border, a U. S, military cial in the making of a rec­ executive in ca*e of sudden legislator. should ha\e voted. ST. PE T E R S B U R G I UPD Hr wa* a close political tral Florida Regional Plan­ • • • ord for ihe first session of the death 1* unfair. spokesman said today. —The hodie* of a teenage “ A member of the Legist*, friend uf the late President ning Council, s u c c e e d i n g N i n e South Vietnamese Bith Congress. Today's Chuckle: A philo­ couple were found in a eur Council Holds lure, elected by a handful of Kennedy and was appointed Douglu* Stenatnun, resigned. troop* also were wounded in Action on tlx: two most Im­ sopher is a person who does­ parked on a lonely road near people, often doe* not repre­ amhussador to Ireland in Chairman J. C. HutchDon, Last Session the chub, the second serious portant lulls of Ihe session—a n't care which sale hi* bread Seminole Sunday. Authorities sent the view* of the people March, 1961. He reiigned the of the County CommUabm, is buttered on. lie* going to laid they died of carbon mon­ VATICAN CITY (UPD — encounter between govern­ tax cut and civil rights legis­ of Florida a* represented by post after 14 months and re­ who named Vun Hoy, said th* eat both sides of it any­ oxide poiaonlng in a double The Vatican Council hell its ment and Viet Cong force* lation—rest* with Ihe Senate the governor they elected," turned to Ills real estate busi­ latter will he succeeded aa al­ last 1963 working session to­ within a few hours Sunday. Finance and the House Rules auiclde. way. ternate representative hy W’. he charged in a speech here ness. In the first battle, also near Committee. They must act The victims were identified day and wa* told that Pope G. Kllliee, uf Geneva. Van Huy Survivors include hi* widow Sunday. as Mra. Sheila Gladstone Ah* Paul VI will promulgate a lire Cambodian border, the before an expected Christmas vill serve with County Com­ ami live children, threw girls Under present state ltiw, the ernathy, 17. nnd Charles1document Tuesday extending Communis tv killed, wounded, recess Dec. 22 If Congress is Comic Strip CHRISTMAS SEALS fi|M TB lid missioner John Atexnmlcr In and two toys, ranging In age president of the Senate auto­ Bailey, 19, both of l-argo. Both the power* of bishop*. or captured the entire garri to vote nn the program* early representing this county on Irom 22 lo nine. matically takes over the chief l l l i r RESPIRATORY DISEASES Creator Dies w re married and reported The document I* titled ton of a government oiit|v.*t in 1061 Um Council. President Kennedy had call­ executive's seat tn case of CARMEL. Calif. (UPD — estranged from their mute*. | • Pastorale Munis," which before being driven off $15,000 Gift Cartoonist Jimmy Hatio, who Pinellas County Medical Ex-, means “Of Pastoral Gifts.” | The guerrilla* lost an evti- ed for their passage this emergency. DELAND (UPI) — Stetson Bid Opening rose from a printer’s devil to nr liner Dr. J. O. Norton ruled The d cument was seen a* mated 30 men in the six hour* | year, hut even before his as Cuunty Cuiumisaiun, in spe­ creator of the popular "Little the deaths as suicides. Sher- :i move to give concrete of fighting hut 12 of tiie to sassinatiun it was obvious Q u a k e s H i t University has received a Iodine" and "They’ll Do It iff* Deputy Bob Cash said thaj meaning to tire principle that troops defending the outpost j neither would be approved VIENNA (UPI) - Earth- J15.0U) check from th» U. S. cial session Tuesday morning, Every Time" comic strip*, bodiea were in the bn-k seat bishops ♦’tare authority with were kill 'd, ar. I !i to 29 J beTore 1964. It is unlikely that Jquakes rocked part* of Au»- Steel Foundation, President wilt open bid* for a new rind Sunday of a heart at-, of the car and there were nu the Pope tu governing th e, of their wive* and children President Johnson will be i trie and Czechoslovak's to- J. Ullte Edmund* announced (or Ihe cuunt) homo on High-. IH IIItM liy 0 « 9 l | T | l l t t I signs of violence. » / 17-02 South. | j churchi a.so died. abls to alter Um tituMJoa. Ida/, Ha was 99. today. Christmas Parade Wednesday New Library To Be Named For Terry Cordell Oviedo Man Killed In Auto Crash Slain Beauty's Friends Quizzed Aerospace Meet Opens Tuesday Suicide Follows Double Murder Man Confesses Robbery, Rape 'Freedom Ride' Ruling Asked Former Envoy Falls Io-D.ealb Oviedo Elects Mayor Tuesday G! Killed In Red Ambush C Congress Faces Crucial Weeks � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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(j' ! & ' •* i f f * JFK Memorial Set Up In Bryant Office TALLAHASSEE (UPI) _ nation enjoying the fruit* of utter words but to live by The proclamation: A memorial table to the mem. The White House aa ever-expaadlag agrieul- them. ory of the late President John Thanksgiving Day, U B turn and industry and achiev­ Let ns therefor# proclaim F. Kennedy waa set up by Gov, By the President of the ing etandards of living un­ our gratitude to Providence Farris Bryant today in the United State* of America known in previous history. We for manifold bleisinga—let us governor's office. A proclamation: The imall memorial, in the Over throe centuries ago, five our humble thanks for ba humbly thankful for In­ public ante-room leading into our forefather! in Virginia this. herited ideate—and let us re­ Yet, as our power has the governor’s private offtes, and in Massachusetts, far solve to share those blessings will remain during the 30 day from homo In a loocly wilder- grown, so has our peril. To­ and those ideals with our fel­ period of official mourning for ntsa, act aside a time of day we give our thanks, moat low human beings throughout of all, for the ideals of honor the assassinated president. thanksgiving. On the appoint­ Draped In black velvet, the ed day, they gave reverent and faith we inherit from our the world. Now, therefore, I, John F. CAPT. J. D. RAMAGE. Coirnnamlinj? Officer of table includes a black-framed thanks lor their safety, for forefathers—for the decency US3 Independence and Capt. S. L. Johnson, picture of Kennedy flanked na the health of their children, of purpose, steadfastness of Kennedy. President of the United State* of America, in Comcardiv Six Operations Officer assist Heavy resolve and strength of will, each side by miniature stata for the futility of their fields, Attack Squadron One in the cake cutting cere­ and United States flags. Th« for the love which bound them for the courage and the hu­ consonance with tha Joint mony held aboard CVA-62 to celebrate Heavy table al-o holds a palm frond together and for the faith mility, which they possessed resolution of the Congress ap­ One’s eighth anniversary. Left to right, Cdr. tied with ailver ribbon. which united them with their and which we must seek proved December 28. 1941. S3 every day to emulate. Aa wa Stat. M2 (S U S. C I7B), dc* J. W. Taft, Heavy One’s X. 0 .; Cdr. L. J . Rein­ Governor Bryant said itats Ood. hart, Heavy One’s C. 0 .; Capt. J. D. Ramage and So too when the Colonies expreaa our gratitude, we Igniting the fourth Thursday flag* in tha eapitol will fly Capt. S. L. Johnson. achieved their Independence, must never forget that the of November In aach year as at half mast during tha -to­ our first President la tha first highest appreciation is not to Thanksgiving Day, do hereby day period and he hopes that proclaim Thursday, Novem­ y ta r of his first administra­ all Gag* o rrr the state will ber, 26. 1M3, as a day of n a­ tion proclaimed November 26, also be flown at half staff. tional thanksgiving. 17M, aa "a day of public On that day let ua gather thanksgiving and prayer to bo ia sanctuaries dedicated to observed by acknowledging worihip and in homei blessed with grateful hearts tba many by family affection to express signal favora of Almighty Indian BJvsr county object, xJA our gratitude for the glorious God’ and called upon the peo­ ed to sola af any of the aergifts of Cod; and let ua e a r­ ple of tho m w Bepubllc to aapa west af Johns Island * . . . IN THE BANDS OP TIME—Mute evidence nestly and humbly pray that WASHINGTON (UPI) - apagal of the PhUippinei. "bceoech Him to pardon our the treats** agreed to with­ of th e Kennedy administration ia removal from He will continue to guide and President Johnson has sent in a swiftly scheduled r a ­ MIAMI (UPI) - Miami’* national and other transgress hold sale for further negotia­ th e White House of President Kennedy’s famed suataln ui in the great unfin­ word to Soviet Premier Nikita dio - television appearance, Cuban exile colony increased lone . . . to promote tha knowtions between Urn county and rocking chair. The chair and other personal ef­ ished tasks of achieving S. Khrushchev that the Unit­ Johnson also pledged hla ad­ by only 4,000 members during ledge and practice of true TUirK« fects were moved from the Executive Mansion ns peace, justice, and under­ ed Statea stands ready now, ministration to continue the the year that ended last July religion and virtue . . . and The proposed university site it waa readied for the new White House family, standing among all men and as In the past, to make every ABtince for Progress pro­ 1, a study released by the generally to grant unto all Is oast of Johns Island and th e Lyndon B. Johnsons. nations and of ending misery honorable effort to solve gram of aid for Latin Amer­ Dade County Metro Planning mankind auch a degree of and suffering wherever they East-West problems which ica as a living memorial to Department showed today. temporal prosperity aa He exist. Kennedy. And since last July, the re­ could apark nuclear war. alooe knows to bo best." In wltnesi whereof, I have And so loo, In the midst of At the same time, the new He told a group of diplo­ port continued, more exilrs hereunto set my hand and President has made strenuous mats from troubled South have been relocated from Mi­ America's tragic Civil War, caused the Seal of the United efforts during the past two America, in the capital for ami to other parts of the na­ 15 O f 26 Coses President Lincoln proclaimed Statea of Amerlea to be af­ dayi to convince Allied rep­ the Kennedy funeral, that the tion than have arrived from the last Thursday of Novem Diagnosed G. fixed. her, 1863, aa a day to renew ADJ3 H E N R Y resentatives that there will be U. S. government would “car­ Communist Cuba. Done at the City of Wash­ no faltering In American lea­ ry on the job.” He spoke from The report also gave Dad* our gratitude for America's Ayres Jr. recently reA s Polio "fruitful fields,** for our "na enlistcd in the Navy ington this fourth day of dership of Ihe non-Communist the same White House room County’s population through JACKSONVILLE (UP1) November in t h e world. In which his predecessor an­ last July as 1,061,300, an in­ tlonal strength and vigor,’1 • t the Sanford Naval Health official* said Monday Year of Our Lord and for all our "singular de­ A ir Station. He has While House sources said nounced creation of the al­ crease of 24,770 since the July WASHINGTON (UPI) Mrs. Kennedy took Caroline th a t I I esaos of polio have Nineteen H u n d r e d Johnson told Soviet Deputy liance program nearly three 1962 census. been with Heavy AtKennedy to ace the grave of her father liverances and blessings." Wen definitely diagnosed out Mrs. Jacqueline and Sixty • three, Premier Anastas I. Mikoyan years ago. More than 11,000 northern­ Much time has passed since tnck Squadron 9 since made plans today for a of M suspected casta in a In Arlington Cemetery for the Ihe first Colonials came to and of the Independ­ ers moved to Dade during the during an hour-long confer­ December, 1960. Johnson promised e a r l y Duval County outbreak, but Thanksgiving gathering at lly- first time. Carolyn did not at­ rocky shores and dark forests ence of the United ence Tuesday that the United consultations with the Brit­ year, the report said, twice annls Port, Maas., and a fu­ added they hoped mass Immu­ Statea of America the States was ready to "go Us tend graveside ceremonlea for of an unknown continent, ish and West German leaders. the number for the previous nisation ovar the weekend ture life away from the While her father Monday. one h u n d r e d and part of the way" in the Officiate said these would year. much time sine* President House. Would halt tho outbreak. eighty-eighth. The influx of northerner! search for measures to case come shortly after tho first The 34-year-old widow of She will take Caroline and Washington led a young peo­ Officiate said that I t of John F. Kennedy John Jr., to Cape Cod Thurs­ ple Into tha experience of na tension. of Ihe year. He also appeared reversed a 1960 61 trend when the late President Kennedy tho cases had been classified By The President: These sources emphasized, to have committed himself to figures showed a net loss of has maintained a busy pace day morning. They will ar­ Uonbood, much time since •clinical” and throe of tho Dean Rusk however, that the new Presi­ a relatively early visit to 7,000 in this category, but to keep her mind occupied In rive in time for the tradi­ President Lincoln law the SB pertona struck by tho dread Secretary of State. dent waa not willing to make West Berlin and other parts was nowhere near the 1934 these days of sorrow follow­ tional Thanksgiving dinner of American nation through the crlppter bad died. DALLAS (U P I) The dis­ the Kennedy family. ordeal of fraternal war—and any new offers or concessions of Allied Europe to empha­ record of 50,470 newcomers. ing her husband's assassina­ The Sabin oral vaccine wss trict attorney hinted today Mrs. Kennedy planned (o in these years our population, which might Imperil t h e size continued U. S. determi­ tion. given out on lumps of sugar Western position. nation to defend that area Tuesday night she and Caro­ stay at her own home in the our plenty and our power that striptease nightclub own­ Sunday to 411,163 Duval Any hint of this on John­ against any Soviet threat. line got into a station wagon Kennedy compound. She la have all grown apace. Today er Jack Ruby may have had County resident* and thous­ son’s part, it was pointed out, and drove off, returning to expected to return to the we aro a nation of nearly two a more sinister motive for ands of others in Clay, Co­ mlllkm souls killing accused presidential would be political suicide at the White House around 7:20 White House Sunday or Mon­ h u n d r e d lumbia, Baktr, S t Johns, p. m. There were reports day. home in addition to being dis­ Cambodia, Reds stretching f r o m coast to assassin Lee Harvey Oswald Bradford, Union, Hamilton Caroline Kennedy, who te coast, on into the Pacific and than vengeance for the Ken­ NOVEMBER 26 astrously damaging to Allied nnd GllchJrat counties. nedy family. six yearx old today, and John north toward the Arctic, Admissions moralo In Europe and else­ Sign Air Pact TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Henry Wade refused to ac­ Carrie Williams. Ruth Den­ where. Jr., who was three Monday, TOKYO (UPI) — Cambo­ The Development Commission cept Ruby's story that he felt both will have a birthday cake ★ ★ ★ nett, Joseph Brown, Susan Mikoyan, w h o remained dia, which renounced all Gemini Models sorry for the widow and Ahare, T o m m y Kennedy, here after the funeral of Pres­ United States aid, haa signed has scheduled a second tour with their im all cousins at children and was emotionally Jeanette Byrd, David Wil­ ident Kennedy especially to an airline* service agreement of Florida cities Dec. 3 for the compound Friday. To Be Shown overwrought. After her return to Wash­ liamson, Gay Denney, Jeanne sound out the new Chief Ex­ with Communist China, ac­ Northern businessmen inter­ ORLANDO (UPI) — The " It may have been a de­ Dunn, Marilyn Smith, Sa­ ecutive, was leaving today for cording to a Peking broad­ ington, Mrs. Kennedy will latest models of America's ested in locating their firms LONDON (UPI) - Newssire for publicity, or it may brina Baker, all o( Sanford; Moscow to carry Johnson's cast by the official New China in the state. two-man Gamlni apace capsule papers in Western and Com­ stay at the White House for have Involved something far Charles Trinowskl of DeBary; views to Khrushchev. News Agency NCNA. nnd three-man Apollo com­ munist Europe today kept several days packing and Commission Chairman Wen­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - deeper," Wade said. Johnson a l s o conferred The Communist report said dell Jarrard said Tuesday tha Joseph DcSmct of L a k e mand module will be displayed up their criticism of the Dal­ winding up her personal af­ "Our law enforcement agen­ Mary; Clara Evans, Larry Tuesday with a number of the agreement was signed in a t tho Florida aerospace in­ las police for their handling fairs. That is the way Presi­ President Johnson u r g e d tour will be patterned after Tuesday that the Thanksglv cies arc still checking to de­ Braddy, all of Geneva; Lo­ major Allied representatives the Cambodian capital of dustry seminar here Dec. 3-4. of the (laying* of President dent and Mrs. Johnson want a similar trip by Northern ing proclamation issued by termine If links exist between retta Lycans of Longwood. and staked out for himself Phnom Penh Mondny follow­ Industrialists several weeks The models of the two cap- Kennedy and hla accused as­ it. Mrs. Johnson said Thursday the late John F. Kennedy be Oswald and Ruby. Aa fa r as Births within the next few months a ing negotiations which began ago. au'ea will lie about one-third sassin, 1-,-c H. Oswald. that she did not even contem­ read In churches throughout I know, they haven't found Mr. and Mr*. Jcssee A. Den­ full schedule of personal di­ two weeks ago. It was effec­ actual atee, according to the The Inspection trip and There was renewed specu­ the nation this Thursday as any. Ilut 1 don't know every­ ney, a baby boy, of Sanford. plomacy. tive immediately, the broad­ business meetings include the Florida Council of 100 which lation on both sides of kite plate moving into Ihe White thing they've found." House until Mrs. Kennedy had a memorial to him. Discharges He obviously hopes this cast said. will sponsor the event. cities of Tallahassee, St. Iron Curtain that the Presi­ The President’s statement Wade and defense counsel Dorothy Fitzgerald, Sabrina will strengthen Western unity dent’s death, and posalbly Os­ carried out her last chores. Petersburg, Bradenton, Sara­ Tom Howard squared off over Baker, Wonzel l!o>d, Emory and thwart any Soviet efforts Mrs. Kennedy anti Mr*. said: sota. West Palm Beach, Fort wald'! was Ihe result of a Legal Notice plot. "One of the last messages whether Ruby wss insane Morris. Emma Jean Methvin, to take advantage of any un­ Bryant To Speak Johnson met Tuesday to talk Lauderdale, Jacksonville, Mi­ about the problems of run­ of President John FlUgerak! when he shot Oswald as mil Katie Corioy, Mamie Jo Cate. certainty In the Western TAMPA (UPI) — Officiate iv t u b c n sc u rr r o t iit « r ami, Lakeland, Tampa. Or­ Moscow Radio blamed Ken­ wish sib j t n n m . m m it it ning the official household. Kennedy to his fellow coun lions of Americans watched J a m e s Staggs, T h e l m a camp which may follow Ken­ of the University of South nedy's assassination directly lando and Daytona Beach. l> AVIS VOH SKHIMII.K Florida here said Monday that Mrs. Johnson also was briefed trymen was the Thanksgiving on television. March, Mrs. Lillie Merthie nedy's death. s n u v r v . f l o r id * on ultra conservatives In tho by J. II. West, the head usher. Day proclamation which he Howard said he will have and baby boy, all of Sanford; IV CHAVCKHV V». IMS' Among those Johnson talk­ Gov. Farris Bryant will give Itfl.AXn KKDKllAI. HAVINO* United States. Tile Soviet gov­ She saw the floor plans of Issued on November 4, 1963 Ruby plead temporary inaan Cecil Touchton of Lake Mon­ ed with Tuesday were British the commencement address to *K” haa changed it* shsr* AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a ernment newspaper liveitla Minister Sir Alec the school’s first graduating less than any other letter in U nited Htalss sa vlncs anil loan said the "American system" House she will soon call I urge that hit proclamation Ity. He said a psychiatrist for roe; Larry Braddy of Ge­ Prime be read in the churches o( the defense wiU examine him neva; Charles Trinowskl of Douglas-Home, West German class Dec. ‘J*J. About 3.10 stu­ the history of the alphabet, "home." baaualatlun. Plain tiff. shared the blame. The Johnsons will tic see the Unites! States In their sef In a few days to help prove Dcllary; Mrs. Thelma Weeks Chancellor Ludwig Erhard dent* are expected to receive according to the Encyclopae­ A Portuguese newspaper, that the baldish, 32-year-old and habv boy of N. Orlando. and President Diosdado Mac degrees. WILLIAM J A C O I l KIHBN ing Caroline and her play vices on November 28 dia Britannica. IIAUKIl ami IIKl.KN C ollL K - Dlario dc l.isboa, said the mates around the White House memorial to him. I also ask self-appointed executioner suf LI A ElSENIIAUKIt. Ill* wlfa, climate (or murder was gen­ that the newspapers, and the fered an emotional shock from P a f a m U n ta erated by American gangster for at least a few weeks .tfiiV ilh .'.n , *jryJ r*<jln_stations (He___K v o T iru To »»:»■»:vu nil ....__ enne.lv___ s u s ta in s linn •___ ________ __ _ _ _____ !EP£?. • •bSSbll MIMI •»«****•<* * uniiww v rjn n rv rtn v — ap it rim ruHKt'i.nsinii) newspapers speculated that with its first grade amt kind­ make it available to all of and did not know what he Vtl, WILLIAM JACOB RISKSergarten will continue until the American people by In­ wa* doing when lie pulled the Oswald had an accomplice. IIA pi: It anJ cluding it in their recognition trigger. HULKS' COltDBLIA KISLondon's Daily S k e t c h Christmas. r.N IIA U r.lt. Iila wlfa Ruby was indicted on of this first and moat solemn Letters ami telegrams of warned that Kennedy's stay­ SI lll o a l Hirsst nuflaln, Naw York ing could touch off another condolence have poured Into of our holidays. We dedicate charges of murder with ma­ TO, WILIAM JACOIl RISKS’- American Civil War— "a dis­ the While House for Mr*. Thanksgiving Day. aa we lice Tuesday by a Dallas KNIIAUKII ami IIKLKN COIlKennedy and the children have for over 300 years, as County grand jury. Wade said IlK IJA KIHKNIIAUUII, a r n aster of unparalleled magni­ Flowers al-o have come in a day to give thanks to God he would demand Ihe death h - r .l . y nutlflail H u t a Com­ tude for the West." p la in t for Kor«dij*ura «if as well as telephone calls for His gifts ami the susten­ penalty. He already haa had The Parts newspaper libeilo rlaag * h»« b„ 3 fllsd a s a l n t t r»u, anA you a ra re- a turn accused Ihe Dallas from all over the world. The ance which He has provided a psychiatrist examine the q u lr.it to «*rva u onpy of police of withholding informa­ staff te doing all that It can in undertaking the tasks of former Chicago street brewjruur A m w rr or PUaillna* lu just to open the mall. ter and gambler. our nation." tha Complaint on Ilia Plain - tion. t l f r a atturnay, J . m p h M. KitsIt gate this version of the ■erald. US S tc u rlly T rim Uulldlns. Miami 1J. Klorl.1*. events in Dallas: ■ ml file iba urlelnal An.war “ There is no tioubt Presi­ o r PU aillna In tha office s f t h e Clark of tbs Circuit Court dent Kennedy fell into a o n o r baforo the 11 th day of trap. He was the victim of a Decem ber A. la., t t s i . If you plot, and . . . it te evklent fall to do so. Judem sut by d e ­ f a u l t will ba taka n a nalnat that the Dallas police, protec­ for tha rallaf demanded tors of gangsters like Ruby, MODERN fou a t b a Complaint. T h a d a ic rlp tlo n of tha root played a rote you can only p r o p e r t y p rorsadad a a a ln a t lai describe as questionahle. They Lot S«. Illock A. WOODm in i: p a k k snd h e - created a 'defendant' then PLAT, a cc o r d ln a to plat allowed one of their stool GATOR LUMBER AND HARDWARE The Heart Of Seminole County th«r#af recorded In plat pigeons to kill him ." AS OP DEC. 1st, 1963 WILL BE Johnson Tells Russia Miami's Cuban Nothing Has Changed Influx Slows Kennedys To Gather For Holiday Dinner DA Hints Ruby's Motive Sinister Hospital Notes Europe's Papers Continue Blasts Second Tour Of Florida Slated Proclamation Reading Asked MEAD MANOR QUALITY HOMES Situated On High 'n Dry Wooded Lots In O VIEDO Book IS, Png a T*. Publlo na co rd a of gainlnola C oun­ ty, Florida. Tbln nolloa sha ll bo publisha d ones aach w aak for four ounaacutlva waaka In t b s Han. ford Harold. DONE ASTD ORDBIIBD a t Pan ford. Samlnida C o u n t y , Florida, this 11th d a y o f Novambor. A. D , 1»SJ. (•C A L ) A rthur II- Ilaekw lth, J r.. Clark. C ircuit Court Uyi M artha T. Vlhlan Deputy C lark Joaeph M. F ttsg a r o ld .111 Security T r u s t B u ilding I kf iaoal • W J. Busman Can Keep Beard BRADFORD. Eng. (UPI)— A judge said Monday Fais Akbar Khan, 31, should not have been fired from hla Job aa a bus conductor because lie refused to shave hi* beard. Khan, a native of Pakistan and member of a Muslim sect that require* beards, was awarded $*>8.80 damages from Bradford Corporation. CASH AND CA RRY KITCHENS THE SAME COMPANY POLICIES OF GOOD SERVICE AND QUALITY MATERIALS WILL CONTINUE. Homes Froturo Equipped Kitchens, Concrete Drives, and Beautifully Landscaped Lots; Air Conditioning Optional. GATOR LUMBER & HARDWARE 700 FRENCH AVE^ SANFORD PHONE FA 2-7121 Shosunak&h rCONSTRUCTION n w a T D ir m n v COMPANY rn u iiiv v 211 W. 25th St. Sanford 3-BEDROOMS — 1Vi b 2 BATHS PRICED FROM — 1 5 ,0 0 0 1 6 ,0 0 0 ® C O N V E N T IO N A L FIN A N C IN G �_____________________s s t e * _________________ ______________________________ Sty? S an fo rb ijm ilb WEATHER: P artly cloudy today, widely scattered showers likely Friday; high today in low 80s; low tonight around 70. VOL. 56 United Press Leased Wire Established 1906 THURS., NOVEMBER 28, 1963 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 71 Nation Prays, Gives Thanks For Blessings By Jaltaa Mtm*tr*a I f Seminole High wants a h i m fo r its post season foothall game with Kissimmee we'd like to auggeat the .“ Frontier Bowl”. Wbat could be more appropriate for an engagement between the Kow* bojra and the Indiana. • • • Vailed Press InternaU m i ] A rt Beckwith, county clerk, Untold thousands of Amer­ reminds everyone that the icans went to their houses of Seminole County Courthouee worship today to pray for will be cioeed not only today their fallen leader and to give but will ahut up ahopFriday thanks for their blessings be­ aa well. The courthouee was fore indulging in the tradition­ open for business on Veter* al Thanksgiving dinner. an’a Day. They’ll even the It was the 100 anniversary •core by doting Friday, of Thanksgiving as a nation­ e • • al holiday, proclaimed offi­ Bralley Odham. former ret* cially to a war-torn country Went and twice candidate for by Abraham Lincoln In 1M4 governor, paid u» a two-h'our and honored today with the visit to talk about Seminole memory of John Fitzgerald County’s progress, old times, Kennedy. and h it future in politics. While Thanksgiving is re­ Odham, now an Orange Coun* garded as a stay-at-home holi­ ty builder, advised that he day, millions of Americans baa sold the St. Petersburg attended football games and section of hia Florida Care parades, traditional church enterprise and anticipates the services and gathered from sale of his Orlando layout afar In the homes of their very soon. loved ones. And don’t be surprised If A United Press Internation­ In the not too distant future al count at 8:30 a. m ., EST. you read Bralley will ran for showed that 40 persons died the U. S. Senate. But don’t in traffic accidents since the be surprised, either, if you 102-bour holiday started at don’t. Ha didn't elaborate, 6 p. m. local time Wednes­ but he said he was giving it day. serious consideration. But he Tli« worst accident occur­ also said that since the aasaS' red near Selma, N. C., where slnation of the President he four persons died in a headb is lessened the possibility. on collision on a rural road. • • • North Carolina led the na­ And speaking of senators, tion with six fatalities. Illin­ Mack Cleveland, Seminole's ois, Michigan and Califor­ member of the state senate, nia had five each. The National Safety Coun­ baa a 'do-minute sound film entitled “The Legislative Pro­ cil saiil about 472 persons ves*", made during the 1901 would die in traffic accidents session of the Florida Legists' during a normal non-holiday ture. Cleveland says it can be period from 0 p. m. Wednes­ made available to civic clubs day to midnight Sunday. tty United Press International "Let us gather ix sanctuar­ ami to cl-k* classes* of the The free world reucted fa­ county’s schools. Anyone wish* ies dedicated to wor»nlp and vorably today to the “courage in homes blessed by (amity ing to utilise it should con­ affection to express our grati­ and linearity" of President tact Senator Cleveland. tude for Use glorioux gifts of Johnson's pledge to fight for • • • South Seminole J u n i o r God,” President Kennedy said the policies of the lute Presi­ High’s rivira d aises recently in his Thanksgiving Day Pro­ dent Kennedy. The first Itusvoted on a “proposed" amend­ clamation, the last he issu­ sians to comment on John­ ment to the state constitution ed. son'* speech Wednesday ex­ * which would permit a Florida pressed cautious approval. ™ governor to succeed himself Plane Crash British editorials Indicated a t least once. Of 270 students voting, 102 immediate reaction to tha favored the "proposal" while Reports Are speech with such headlines as 114 were against it. The re­ “The President Calls for Ac­ sult waa particularly inter­ Erroneous tion," "A bold Start," and Current reports of a re­ esting Inasmuch ns former “Continuity in the W'liPo State Senator Douglas Sten- cent airplane crash a t Ocala House.” strom, while speaking to the National Forest were dis­ There was no immediate eivlea classes, recommended counted today hy Sanford official reaction from ths Q that no change be made in the Naval Air Station officials. Kremlin. Private Russian United Press reported that present procedure. sources praised Johnson's gen­ hunters had discovered the • • • eral approach. crash, saying that conditions And, out at South Seminole Tele vision viewers in I'J Junior High, Principal John indicated It was a military European nations including Angel reveals that construc­ aircraft and had crashed East Germany, Poland. Hun­ tion of the plant’s new music some time ago. gary and Czechoslovakia — PSAS officials said today building and rafetnrium is watched Johnson's speech by nearing completion. The latter, the crush occurred during U. S. communications satellite World War 11, that the pilot by the way, will be one of safely bailed out but that the relay. the most utilized arras at British Prime Minister Sir tha institution. The school's aircraft had never been re- Ale.- _ IlnoirUa - llome. lust 1,100 students will be provided bark from Kennedy's funeral, have l>een recurrent reports hot lunches in two shifts. of the incident as new hunt­ saiil Wednr-day night John­ It will also lie used fur as­ son's “demeanor and action ers come across the craft. semblies, though it isn’t large during these deeply upsetting, enough to accommodate the harrowing daya . . . greatly entire student body. In addi­ Mrs. Kennedy’s Impressed all the visitors and tion, it will lie used for largeobservers in Washington." group classes. Anil, no doubt, Reaction they'll find one or two other DALLAS (LTD — C«>v. _ Ways to use it. J o h n Connally recounting ‘I Have Faith* • WASHINGTON ( UN) — Mn. John F. Kennedy's reac­ In case you're interested, tion tho moment the Presi- Mra. Johnson after hearing Ceorgp Tnuhy at First Fed­ dent was allot: her hu-band. the President, eral hus four scarve-as-hen’s“Site said, ‘Oh my Fed. deliver his first major speech: teeth tickets to the annuil they have killed my husband “. . , It wus great und i brawl between the Florida Ga- -J a c k ! Jack!’ " have faith." tors and the KSU Semlnoles. And, they’re available — at regular prices, too. • • • _ Today's Chuckle — Ibe boss W returned in a good humor from the Kiwnnls Club lunch­ eon and called the whole staff to liatrn to a couple of jokes Today The Herald brings you the annual he picked up. Everybody gift guide edition . . . the unofficial "kick-off' laughed, except one girl. of the ChrUtmu.-s .“hopping «ea*on. The very “W hat's, the m atter?" grum­ pretty Santa on the cover in Marilyn Hunt. bled the boss, “haven’t you got With this g ift guide in hund your shopping W sense of humor?" will be eu.sier, any list can be finished with “ I don’t have to lough," regreuter dispatch und the whole business of f plied the employe, “Friday’s spending money will be a pleasure. ^ m y last day here." Merchants in the city and throughout the • • • county huve stocked their stores with gift items Except for a bit of trim of every description and for every age, und the work here and there the $11,sules personnel ure ready and willing to assist Owu face-lifting job on the you in your selection. Seminole County Courthouse Do yourself a favor — check The Herald la completed. Not only is it gift guide—shop a t home with local merchants, quit* an improvement, but It und save time and effort . . . und money! looks real nice Johnson's Talk Impresses Free World Leaders Herald Presents Its Gift Guide All Seminole Gives Thanks For Benefits Bulletin C A R A C A S. Venezuela (UPI) — Pro-Castro terror, lata today hijacked a Ven­ ezuelan Airlines plan* with 17 persons atmard and flew It to neighboring Trinidad. m wA. BRIEFS Elections Today VATICAN CITY (UP1) The Vatican Council holds key elections today which are likely to smooth a path for speedier council action in future sessions. De Gaulle Hit PARIS (U PI) - A Social 1st (oe of President Charles de Gaulle charged Wednesday night that the French leader used his trip to President Kennedy’s funeral for "poli­ tical exploitation."- ConsTi-ess Stays WASHINGTON (UPI) Congressional leaders agreed today to keep the Motive and Senate here and at wo-k, as President Johnson requested. T ney''ialrT T itk " b T ra riy 'a d ’ journment was “out." Castro Sees Plot MIAMI (UPI) Cuban Premier Fidel Castro said Wednesday night the assassin­ ation til President Kennedy was part of a "plot" by more than a single killer, and aim­ ed partly at Cuba. McCarty Named TALUIIASSKF. (UPI) Fort Pierce Sen. John Mc­ Carty was named chairman Wednesday of a Legislative Council committee to study the adoption of a uniform commercial code in Florida. No Early Meeting WASHINGTON (UPI) A “ get acquainted" meeting between President Johnson and Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev is not in the cards in the foreseeable fu ture. administration officials i said today. Cotton Bill WASHINGTON (UPI) The cotton bill alined at end­ ing the two-price system fur American and foreign buyer* will come up for debate in the House next week with the blessings of President John­ son. In keeping with the nation al tradition, Seminole County residents today were observ­ ing Trankagiving . . . each In hia or her own personal man­ ner. Churches throughout the county were having individca) or onion Thanksgiving Day services. Families were united over tha traditional Thanks­ giving dinner, while giving Thanks to the Almighty for blessing* bestowed. Old Glory was Hying st half-staff throughout the coun­ ty, in tribute to the martyr­ ed President Kennedy. Governmental office* were closed, excepting for law en­ forcement agencies, emergen­ cy service unit* and other nec­ essary operations. The county courthouse will he closed un­ til Monday. Sanford city hall will be open Friday. All schools are closed until Monday. The Sanford Herald offer* its annunl Christ inns gift guide edition . . . and is clos­ ing shop early to give its staff meml-crs a half-holiday with their families. Postal service ia on the us­ ual holiduy schedule. Collec­ tions and out-of-town distri­ bution is being made. Only deliveries today will be spe­ cials and perishables. -AH tixiineisrs wsiS rioted WASHINGTON (UPI I excepting restaurants, bar* President Johnson observed and service stations. Thanksgiving with hia family In a lighter vein, jail pris­ today in the midst of a busy oner* “never had It so good." agenda which Included a tele­ Police Chief Roy Williams and vised message.*) the Ameri­ .Sheriff J. L. Hubby reported rity and county jail prisoners can people. would be served tfirkey and T hai pegr president was all the trimming! today. schcdgsM to speak to the na­ Sanford Naval Air Station tio n 'a t 0:13 p. m. EST by was on a holiday basis but letc vision ami radio. The with restrictions in social mat­ White House described his ters because of the 30-day mourning period for the lata talk as a “personal" address President Kennedy. to the citizenry. Amt a must pleasant con But Johnson, grasping the elusiun to till* Thanksgiving reins of a presidency thrust Day “ wrap-up" story, Kenny upon him hy the assassination Harriet- is flying home from Cinrinnati this Saturday aft­ of President Kennedy, also ernoon. had these appointments on A HAPPY THANKSGIV­ his holiday agenda: ING TO YOU FROM THE SANFORD HERALD AND —A 10 a. m. EST briefing ALL ITS STAFFI i ! from C e n t r a l Intelligence Agency Chief John A. Mc­ Cone. —A U):I3 a. m. EST session with photographers anxious for a Thanksgiving picture of LBJ Celebrates Thanksgiving With Family Teachers Deny —Holiday services at the Mt. Vernon Methodist Church in Washington, at U a. ni. EST. —A 3 p m. EST meeting in his office with Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Na­ tional Security Assistant MeGeorge Bundy. • • • Johnson set a tone and a goal for his adminUtratiori Wednesday in a speech to a joint session of Congress. With his voice breaking in emotion, Johnson called on all American* to scorn hatred anil violence. Amid applause from much of his congression­ al audience, h« appealed to lawmakers to enact Kenmil)'* Civil Rights ami tax cut hills as a living memorial to the slain chief executive. John om's busy day, cli­ maxed by lli« speech to con­ gress, was sprinkled with other activities folkiwing his return from Capitol H i l l where he had risen to poli­ tical fame and—in the wake of tragedy—had returned as his nation's leader. Johnson met for a half hour with Atiy. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy brother of the slain chief executive, for what the White House called a “ gen­ eral discussion of administra­ tion problems." DALLAS (UPI) — Officials of two Dullas whuols have denird rhurge-i that atudenta cheered when they heard of the death of President Ken­ nedy and two persona who nuidc the charges were hiding today. Rev. William A. Holmes of N'nrthavrn Methodist Church, who msde the charges on a national television network I CBS) moved out of his homo with his wife, police guarded the house. Rev. Holmes, described by associates as “highly respect­ ed" and “definitely no crack­ pot," had received aeveral telephone threats after he mad* the statement. Joanna Morgan, a young teacher at laika Highlands Junior High School, also could not lie reached. She was quot­ ed as saying studenta at her school also cheered when toiJ of the assassination. (kin l.air, principal of the I.aks Highlands School, said there was no cheering, “only profound grief," at hi* school. lb s other school involved was the University Park Ele­ mentary School, target of Rev. Holmes' charge. Mrs. Genivieve Cleveland, chairman of fourth grades at the school, and principal II. G. Williams both denied the charge*. THE TERRY CORDELL MEMORIAL TROPHY m u presented Wednes­ day to Seminole High School by Banks Register (right) vice president of the school’s 1952 graduation class. The trophy, a memorial to the late U. S, Army Capt. Terry Cordell, who was killed in action in Viet Nam, will ba presented annually to a Seminole High School athlete who participates in three sports and maintains a high scholastic standing. Receiving th« trophy is Steve Sewell, student president. Participating in the presenta­ tion ceremony is Capt. Cordell’s mother, Mrs. Denver Cordell. Seminoles Win No Letup Seen Championship In Drive For T h * Fighting Semlnoles captured the Orange-Belt Con­ ference championship Wednes­ day night In DcLand with a 33 to 20 victory over a stub­ born band of DcLand Bull­ dogs. Seminole's fleet halfback, Buddy I.awson, scored three touchdowns on pass plays, end Harry Barks scored on an­ other pass plays, andEarl Black carried for still an­ other. This was Seminole's se­ cond Orange-Belt Conference U->» ia —la-pnsl dux* years. The Sanford club ended Ms regular season with a record of nine wins against one loss. The Semlnoles will meet the Kissimmee Kowboya In a post-season affair at San­ ford's Memorial Stadium on Dec. 0. (Sea sport* page). Sanders May Get LBJ Post WASHINGTON (U PI) — Gov. Carl Sanders of Georgia stood nut on tho national scene today as a political mystery man — a Southern governor President Johnson had singled out for honors and a long White House talk. The President's preoccupa­ tion with Sanders through a busy day Wednesday created an impression Johnson seeks key use of Sanders’ support of his efforts toward national unity. Despite Sanders’ denials _SPfCUl.lUcs that political deals and even a possible federal appoint­ ment (or the joung Georgia governor might develop from a lat>* afternoon chat between the two men. Civil Rights } r- \ If* W 'i/ l W ■'sL <**>» 1 r a t t : '<V r ’*1, y mf■ V i BUDDY LAWSON Ton And Half Of Dynamite In Miami Home MIAMI (UPI) - Ruby Wonders About Friends DALLAS (UPI) — Dapper Jack Ruby wondered Inlay what his friends think about the man who killed the sus­ pected assassin of President Kennedy. Ruby, 32. was charged with murder with malice in the slaying Sunday of h tt Har­ vey Oswald. He was held in maximum security without bond. The pudgy striptease joint operator nude two telephone calls Wednesday from county jail, lie inquired how busi­ ness was going at his two clubs and what his friends thought of him now. T d Gladly Give’ WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Johnson, In hi* first address to a joint session of Congress: “All I have I would have given gladly not to be stand­ ing here today." Police discovered a 1.5 ton cache of dynamite Wednesday In the hark bedroom of a home here. Two men were arrested. Rrmer K. Odom, 30, and Clifford Connell, also 30, were charged with illegal posseaslon. Improper storage and receiving and concealing exploaive*. Dade (Miami) County Metro detretivea said there were 0’i case* of dynsmlte — “enough to flatten everything for 100 yards." Some of hta dynamite ap­ parently was stolen from a construction firm several months ago, a detective said. Police aaid they were seekimJv" w*"‘i•••'»"•’’ *•?•’ *»•V- *'*-*-•*"** and trying to link the cache with illegal sidea of explosives to “dissident groups" in thu urea. Florida ATLANTA ( U P ! ) - Presi. dent Kennedy's assassination will change neither the drive for Negro right* nor the views of Southern segregationist*. This was the consensus of a South-wide survey conducted by United P-«ss International. In the South, as in the rest of tho country, the tragic events of the past weekend drat brought shock, then grief and then a quiet assess­ ment of what’s to come. Many Southerners think there win be a change in the Impetus from Washington for civil rights- and watch Presi­ dent Johnson’s administra­ tion for indications of this. Rut Negro leaders vowed there would be no let-up in their drive against racial dis­ crimination. “The time U past,” when Negro protests were a mom* entary emotional phenomena. . said integration leader Martin Luther King, J r. Florida NAACP Field Secre­ tary Robert Saunders of Tam­ pa echoed these sentimental "Wo can not alt back and wait. They (whites) may get the picture we are not going to push now." Saunders said that John­ son's Southern background might mean that he will not push as hard for civil rights as President Kennedy, but a ikied: "My idea Is that he is awaro of tho racial pro­ blem and knows it is a world problem. I would hop* so." Agent Named TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — The legislative investigating organization Wednesday hy hiring C. Lawrence Rice, a 61-year-old retired FBI agent, us chief investigator. �Hk M ill fird » T V f - n o t. 28, I 9CT Centaur M issile Can Be Seen Floridans Seek Research Center TALLAHASSEE (UF1) Got. ra n ia Bryant end n detegatloa of business and edecatioa leaders vas In WaaUastea Wednesday to push Florida as a site (or a ■aw IN million electronics research center. A n delegation was slated m appear before a special site committee of tha nation* el aeronautics and apace agency, which la holding hear* Inga to decide where the fad* Uty win be located. la the delegation beeIdee Bryant were: Edward D. Car­ ter, Weet Palm Beach, Dr. J. Broward Culpoppor, Tallahasaoo. Dr. Thoaaa Martin, Univarsity of Florida, OalnaaTlUa, aad Dr. Laland Shane Florida Institute lor Continu­ ing Studies, TsOahessee. "Oars will he an sll Flor­ ida proposal," aaid Bryant In a statement issued here CAPE CANAVEBIAL (UPI) —Space scientists watched with jubilation today the flashing orbit of e relativeworthless mass of metal —the sign of success for the bard-luck Centaur rocket. Tbe revolutionary hydro­ gen-fueled Centaur, nearly three years behind schedule, took a huge satellite into or­ bit Wednesday on its first successful performance. The satellite Itself, made up mostly of old rocket casing, will be visible as a white flash in the sky, Mrs. Thompson Funeral Held Funeral services for Mrs. Gsraldlno 8. Thompson, SO, wbo dlod in Orange Mem­ orial Hospital Tuesday, were held Wednesday afternoon at Gramhow Funeral Homs with Rev. William L. Stephens sad Rev. Hollis Bowling officiat­ ing. Burial was to be In tha Pools Church el Christ Cem­ etery. Mrs. Thompson, s resident of UM Pine Avenue, came here In IMS from Oiarh, Ale. She wee a member of tbe Jordon Missionary Baptist Church. Survivors ere her husband, Lonnie R. Thompson, daugh­ ters, lunette and Elsie and sons, Wayne, Aaron and Ric­ ky, all of Sanford; sisters, Mrs. Norman Davis of Osark, Mrs. Juanita Heckling and Mrs. Sarah Smith, both of Columbus, Ga.; brothers, H ot ace Sasser of Osark, J . T. Sasser Jr. and Daniel H. Sas­ ser, both of Brandon, J. T. Sasser of Sanford and Donald C. Sasser of Slocomb, Ala.; parents, Mr. and Mrs. J . E. Sasser Sr. of Ariton, Ala. and a half-brother, a halfsister and a step-sister, all of Ari ton. Administration (NA**) •» « that tinder Ideal weather con­ ditions. it would hate the brilliance of a "second or third magnitude star," and its tumbling motion would make it "sort of flash in the sky." Ideal viewing time* would be just after dusk or just be­ fore dawn. The successful flight of the centaur touched off glee from Cape Canaveral to Washing­ ton. The big question had w!2 *#!» a***! ** the m w , would fly. On the first attempt to launch a Centaur—on May f, 1962, the rocket blew up 55 seconds after liftoff. It was the moat spectacular of many Centaur setbacks. The Centaur te the first U. S. rocket powered by liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen, when generates 35 per cent more thrust per pound than the liquid oxygen-kerosene fuel used in Atlas rockets. EN E R G Y NEW PRESIDENT'S DESK — Thin ia the desk of President Lyndon B. Johnson, which has been pieced in the new ly refurbished White House office of tho chief executive. IYS Older Brother N W O P E N To The Peace Corps WASHINGTON (UPI) — million for flseal 19(14. From the Jungles of South IVS operates primarily In Viet Nam to the deserts of nations in which tha Peace Jordan to the bushlands of Corps does not have volun Uberla, a small group of dedi­ teera, although in a few in­ cated Americana is working stances it cooperates with tha to bring a better life to tho Corps. It currently has 70 volun­ underprivileged. For (BO a month, they live teers In South Viet Nam, 2 under prlmiUve conditions in In Cambodia, 02 In Laos, 10 in remote villages. They muet Algeria, 30 in Jordan, Syria be willing and eager to help and Lebanon working at Arab their fellow man regardless of refuge* ren ten . In the past it tha color of his skin, tha god also haa had short-term proj he worships or the amount of ecu In Ghana, Egypt, Iraq and Napa. money In his pocket. * * * They should be college grad­ Because IVS concentrate* on uate* and muat be nbove re­ projects, the proach morally, mentally and agricultural greater shara of Its recruits phslcally. Mrs. Buford Vance of ZellMrs. H. L. J< Sounds Ilka the Peace como from rural areas. BeWs have a lot of sadness in wood spent Sunday at the Corps T Yes, but it’s not. It la cause the organization is sup­ eur hearts this week. With Herman Spivey home. Herman tha International Voluntary ported by various churches, (he untimely death of our and LuciUo's little daughter, Services (IVB). By the time volunteers usually hova strong President, many e heart is Carolyn, also spent the week the Pence Corps came Into religious backgrounds. Their heavy. At Arlington Cemetery, end with them. Carolyn Is a being, IVS already had eight average age range is 25 to where the President has been patient a t the Sunland Train­ y ean of service behind it. 35. Men outnumber women * * * buried, stands the Cutie l e t ing Center. • • • Rev. and five to on*. They volunteer Mansion. It Is a beautiful Mrs. E arl Baker had as their R was founded as a non­ for two year* of service. mansion. During my visit to guests last week his parents profit organization In 1U53 by It costa IVS about fii.WJO Washington a year ago 1 from Knoxvills, Tenn. • • • a group of people committed per person per yeur, including bad the pleasure of touring Mrs. Lulu Conner, who under­ to the Idea that American transportation, living costa the grounds of the CemtAery went surgery recently at youth could contribute to In­ tha (HO monthly pay and all and going through the entire Seminole Memorial Hospital, ternational understanding by administrative costa for tha mansion. I even stood on the Is now at home and la re­ helping the less fortunate on a entire organisation. front porch and looked over ported doing fifte. • • ft Jim person to person basis. Must projects are financed Into Washington just like ft and Sharon Chaplin have Although IV8 now appears under contract with the U.S was shown on television Mon­ been called to Clendenln, W. to be a miniature version of Government's Agency for In day. I can see the eaact spot Vs., where Jim 's father is the Peace Corpi, It would l*e ternatlonal Development (AI where the President Is burled, IU. • • • The Wcselyan Meth more asset to describe the D). IVS volunteers supple in my mind. A nicer place odist Church Hand gave j Peace Corps us an enlarged meat at the village level the could not have been chosen. concert last week in the copy of the International Vol technical assistance given by • • • Our sympathy goes out AID at the national level. Church of Christ, Christian untary Service*. to the family of George Poff. IVS now has nearly 200 vol and Union, at Orlando. • • Mr. Poff passed away Sunday, Residents tn the Loch Arbor unteers operating oversea*, Traffic Safety lie will be burled in West Vir­ area, Tee and Green Estates directed by four men with ginia. • • • A delayed Hap­ ami Ravenna Park who have three secretaries from five Report Ready py birthday to Steve Swag news can call me at small offices tn a converted TALLAHASSEE (111*1) gerty who was a year older FA 2-4722 ami 1 will be glad residential dwelling in down­ The Inter-Agency Council on (all of IS) last Thursday. He to take It. • • • Our thought town Washington. Its annual Traffic Safety put finishing and our son, Bob, had birth­ this week Is one m ide by budget is roughly f t million. touches Tuesday on a report days the same day, also President Kennedy when he The fl.GOO Peace Corps vul for an "action program" on aame age. Linda Stapler, Lor first took office as President unteers ovcricaa havo their highway safety. raine Cameron, Lloyd Free of the United States. "Man expanding headquarters on The committee will present m an (that real good football holds in his hands the power three floors of a large Wash the report I)ee. 2 to a sets "klcktr"), Rick Glecion and to put an end to all human Ington office building. The Ion of tha Cabinet, legislative Sid Hawkins surprised Bob suffering ami at the same peace corps budget In fiecal [leaders anal other officials at with a party a t our home on time the power to end ell 100.1 waa (GO million and Con a meeting on the campus of Wednesday evening. • * • Al human life." gresa has Just authorized (10. Florida State University. so n happy fourth birthday to little Joan Douthitt, small daughter of Reverend and Mrs. Joe Itouthltt. She was honor guest at a party given by her mother Beverly. What a wonderful turnout for the concerts at the stadium. "We feel that Florida can oiler tbe NASA official* something eery special be­ cause of the Impetus crested by the approval of tha college building amendment earlier this month." Tbe governor laid with the state’a expanding space fadllties and private Industrial establishments, Florida bad the combination of factors that makes for a strong case lor locatloo of the facility In the state. spokesman for the Nawhether die rocket, Aeronaut! ea »—* ( m m forerunner of the vehicles that Lake Monroe Jottings NEW LONGWOOD STORE U. S. 17-92 A T STA TE ROAD 434 IN LONGW OOD, FLO R ID A 17" x 13" x 4" DISH 1. You can't get better gifts for fewer stamps 2. You must be satisfied . . . 100% DRAINER ...O L s a tT M . .me _*■«.'«. that the High School Band would bet superior. They gave this performance at Lakeview last Friday during half time at the foolbsll game. And it was Just perfect. Helen Barbour and I had the pleasure of taking them to I)cLand last night. * * * Kiddies dbn’t forget the big Christ­ mas iwrsiU nest Wednesday afternoon. Roth Monroe and Wilson schools are entering float-. * * * James and Lynn titles and daughter, Sylvia, left yesterday afternoon for Miami where they will spend Thanksgiving with Lynn's brother, Charles Wise anti family. They will return Sun­ day. * * 4 Our daughter Mrs. Don Hudson and daughters Cindy, Carol and Barbie spent the weekend with us. They reside in Orlando. • •• • Rev. Jam es llardin was guest pastor and Miss Diane Clause guest soloist a t last Sunday's Service at the Uptala Pres­ byterian C-hureh. Rev. Ro­ bert llulrhinsoo of Maitland will be the guest pastor this Sunday. Starting with this Sunday, services will begin at 11 o'clock. • 4 * Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Spivey and child­ ren and Miss Grace Ann Spi­ vey motored tu Claycttesville. Ga.. Friday to get Mrs. Ger­ trude LeCer who has been visiting there. 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Bryant said he was “ contident" the Presi­ dent will support the pro­ posed *1 million appropriation for Hit cross-Florida barge canal. The governor said he will continue to support the Kennedy administration pro­ grams he had supported be­ fore the Dallas assassination. "If they (the programs) were good before, they are good now. If they were bad before, they are bad now," ha said. Thia indicates tha governor will continue to oppose the public accommodations pro­ vision of the Kennedy civil rights program. The governor, who attended Kennedy'a funeral, aald It la too early to assess the effect of the assassination on next year's presidential election. On other subjects, Bryant said: —He has not and does not plan lo ask the State Supreme Court for an opinion on whoth rr he could seek reelection. i i m P i c n i c s 3 e- i REGULAR 59« COPELAND W ieners ^ 39‘ W-D FRESHER. LEANER GROUND Beef 5 Lb^ 1 Biscuits 2- 25' PILLSBURY'S NEW LAYERED C R A C K IN ' GO O D DURING . 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BLUE or W H ITE ARROW 303 CAN Light Meat Tuna By Dunn* )> tn A planning s e s s i o n f o r l.nngwuod'a Annual C'lnmunIty ClirUtmn* Party, iponnorrd by the Longwood Volunteer Firo |)v|iartment. will be held nt 7 p. m. next Wednesday at the City Hull. Iteprearntutivea of all of tuingwood'n rhurrhra and civlo nrgunlsatlona have been in­ vited to attend by Claud* l-ryo, chief of the fire depart­ ment. SAVE I6« EACH . . DEEP SOUTH STANDARD Air*. Anna K. Finkeldie, <3, of 23 Volusia Drive, DeBary, died Monday evening at Seminole Memorial Hospital. She wav a member of St. Ann'a Catholic Church of De­ nary. There are no local survlv. or*. The body will be for­ warded to Jersey City, .V. J., for service* ami huriai. Gramkow Funeral Hume la In charge of local arrange­ ments. ■».: Longwood To Plan Party SAVE 4Vi< EACH . . TH R IFT Y M AID APPLE 1 Mrs. Finkeldie Dies In Hospital q i. E v a p . 5 7 c Morton's Ready To Bake & Serve APPLE PIE T A LL C A N Limit 10 please. 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Tblo program win bo otter* od la tba public Interact by SIAA and afford* an opportun­ ity for tboaa who bava saver travated tba world “by aUdta" to aaa Mra. limpaoa'a coltectian. Kafraahmanta will bo aorvad durlai tba avantef. Mra. Malta DaWit urgent­ ly requests mambara to daUvar to BUI Dodson, Lake Mary, tba Christmas cards to ba potted downtown, to they wlU ba la placa by the time M tba Christmas parade. >r Altamonte Club Sets Workshop ■y -falls Bartee Tba Altamonte Springs Gsrten d u b wUl hold a workshop bom 1:30 a. m. until 1.30 p.m. Monday a t tba Altamonte bpringa Community House. All mambara are urged to participate In this projsct. Ihoea planning to attend ara requested to bring a sandolrh lunch. Coffee will be provided. I.ONGWOOD VOLUNTEER FIREMEN, after nerving several hundred cups of coffee to those attending lnnt Friday night's politics! rslly, took a few minutes off to enjoy a cup with Chief Clauds Layo, le f t T h t rallys are sponsored annually by the firemen who also provide the coffee and doughnuts for refreshments. (Herald Photo) By ia a a Casaatbarry A eomplata Use of glamor­ ous Polynesian fashions by Alfred Shabdees of Hawaii make their debut to this area at a luncheon Tuesday at the Rlksbs Inn in fern Park to be sponsored by Plsygirl Fashions of Fera P lan . The luncheon will begis at 11:30 with a choice of steak or luau to be followed by the fashion show at 12:30. Tht public is cordially invited but due to the limited seating ca­ pacity those who plan to at­ tend are requested to make reservations in advance with the Rikaha Inn or with Janet Bonder of Plsygirl. The line includes dresses, sportswear, luau clothes both for evtryday wear end spec­ ial occasions. Alfred Shahdten fashions win be aeen in the soon to be released James Mlchener movie, "Hawaii." % * i FORT L A U D E R D A L E (UPI) — Smooth • working bandits struck swiftly at two South Florida stores today, collecting 150,000 In gems from an delusive jewelry •hop here and shout (10,000 In cash from a savings and loan company at Hialeah. Both holdup* were staged by three-man team* and po­ lice and FDI agent* sought to determine If the asms throe men pulled off th* robberies. The first was at tho Com­ munity Federal Savings and Loan Association office In a Hialeah shopping center. White two bandits sat In a white getaway car, tho third gunman puthtd hla way Into tha offiea behind an omploya who unlocked tha door. Tha gunman mad* th* of- flea employes lay on the floor white he scooped up a bag of cash that had just been de­ livered by an armored ear servlet. Carroll’* Jewelry, In an exclusive Fort Lauderdals ■hopping center, was hit by three gunmen drassed In dark Ivy Leagua suit* and pointed Italian-type ehoea. They forced six store em­ ployes and • mate customer to lay on the floor in the back of the shop while they com­ pletely cleaned out the con­ tents of three display cassi, containing more than 100 gems valued a t about (50,000. While the robbery waa In progress, Mra. Bernlc* Judy pasitd tha atora and looked into tha window. One of the holdup men standing guard « Friday A Saturday 2 5 th & PARK School Probe Is Continued 89 6 •eeeeeeaeteo v r x i x s ... 5.31 x -I x 8 ... 6.17 Caulking Compound 29 GA. GALV. 27 Case of Tea I !* s" Interior 1/6 x 6 / 8 ............. 3.79 D 1/8 x 6 / 8 ............. 1.00 ta 0 D 0 D 2/0 2/1 2/6 2/8 3/0 1* 0 0 r i L 0 O nly 2.30 Pkg. t SALT P kg. 10 • 6’ • V • • 8* *••***••«•*• 9' 1.36 1.69 1.82 2.01 Hht. Hht. Hht. 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Ft. • 235 lbs. par square. • Whitt or Colors USS Tenneseal V-Drain Roofing Cartridge 8 ‘/a KK«n *• ■I *x H *•«#»*•••••* 7I els* p» C l rid g e FLUSH MAH. © P ---- DOORS G et a n o th e r fo r o n ly ! “BLUE SEAL” SOLID A sphalt Felt eeeeeeeseaees 1 il9 Roll 9 0 lb . S la to ..................................2.75 R oll Exterior HOIS AC </«" x 4 x 8 ........... 3.07 % ” • 4 x 8 ••••••••**«• 4.17 O N LY! Sanford MARIANNA (UPI) - Fed­ eral Judge Harold Carswell has continued Indefinitely a U. 8. Justice Department school integration suit against Bay County. Tlie Judge continued Um nuR Tuesday at the request of the U. 8. attorney, ponding out­ come of a lim iter eaae in volvlng schools In Gulfport, Miss. RUBEROID 15 pYtor Bond ASPHALT SHIN GLES Inltrlor HOIS AP a CDR. L. J. REINHART. Commanding Officer of Heavy Attack Squadron One congratulatea Ken* neth R. Mueller upon his recent promotion to Ensign. Ensign Mueller, who Just minutea before was Chief Yeoman Mueller, was promoted nt ceremonies held In Ready Room Four aboard USS Indcpendance (CVA-62). One's Drawcrstk-ltepubllcaa P a tty (DBF) Wednesday won a majority in tbe new nation­ al assembly on the basis of nearly complete returns from Tuesday’s eleetteas. Tbe party becked by the junta which ruled Korea for nearly three years bad caplured seats la • • a# ths total 131 districts. This was three more setts than the DRP needed to win to be assured of controlling tbe unicameral legislature. Under the Korean electoral syetem. tbe party also will bo entitled to a of tbe 44 seats chosen by proportional repre­ sentation of tbe national vote. This wUl give the DRP at least (1 seats in the new 173man house, or three more than the H needed for an ab­ solute majority. A t Y our HOME BUILDERS SUPPLY FIR PLYWOOD D Grocer Shot; 3 Youths Held at the door asked her to step inside. When she did, ihe also was forced to lsy on the floor. Polks were unable to get a description of th* getaway t*r. HIGHEST QUALITY, LOWEST PRICES P.iy Cash Anti Save D Mahan ot Sanford, Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Jane Wcband Mrs. Nadine Call­ of Maitland and Mrs. Lucas of Cassslberry. $ 50,000 Seized In 2 Holdups HOM E B U ILD ER S S U P P L Y ,' i Aim Ann ■ter ings Lois Korean DRP Wins Assembly SEOUL, Korea (UPI) FiSsUttUUU P u l Chung be Mrs. CUre Fite and Miss JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — A grocery owner wss ihot Wednesday in an apparent robbery attempt by three youths. Harlie Arthur Barry, 59. was taken to St. Vincent's Hospital In fair condition. Police said the youths grab­ bed a pistol from tbe holster of Eric Guest, an off-duty privste watchman who was shopping in the market. Au­ thorities esid o n of the youths yelled, "Doo't anyone move." Two shots were Bred and Barry slumped sgainst Modeling th* fashions will the counter, witnesses said. Y $u C a n Be C ertain of The s Page 4 — Nor. 28, IMS Polynesian Fashion Showing Tuesday lO ritSN JL lbs-29* 50 EXTRA G et a n o th e r fo r o n l y ! 1? 50 EXTRA 50 EXTRA G O LD w ith Tht* With Tkl* With Tkl* G O LD G O LD With Thio ! Coupon k Th* I Coupon k Tbe Coupon k Hie I Coupon A Th# Purrhax* Of Purchase Of Purchase Of BOND Burch*** Of BOND BOND BOND •Loin” “8tauffrr»" "PilUhury* "Jonathan” STAMPS PORK SPINACH STAMPS STAMPS STA M PS FLOUR ROAST APPLES BOUFLE I I L k Bag lie L k 4(c IS Os. Pbg. 41c 11 Lk Celle He I Coupon good at year "T hriltw sy"1 ICoupon good st your “Thriftwoy" ( | Coupon good at your "Thrlftwsy* i ICoupon goad at year "Thriftway"( Only, Thru 8sU November *0 Only, Th I Only, Thru Bat, Novrmbor 30 ( thru B at, November IB Only, Thru BeC, November IB , GOLD l i f l R M R K A « r S5tr �V$t W i » l M i Nov. 28, 1963 — Pag* B Fine Silver Adds Luster To Yule Nothing add* mor* to th* charm and festivity of holiday table* than the luster of fine silver. For Chrittmaa and for oso throufhout the year*, beauti­ ful silver bowls, platters, candlestkka, ash trays, compotes and vases ar* gifts of timeless value. A fin* silver service grows more beautiful with use and can make every meal a festive occasion. Most popular in the silver holloware gift lineup are sil­ ver bowls of all sites and de­ signs, with the classic Revere bowl a perennial favorite, available in sites from tiny Individual ashtrays to huge centerpiece bowls for flowers or fruit. The thoughtful giver will order such gifts well in ad­ vance to allow time for the personal touch of initialing or monogramming — an added sentiment quotient sure to be appreciated. Silver trays are always in demand, and mi household ever had too many of them • W as Oswald Really G uilty? The Evidence Against Him Says 'Yes' 0 to kill Dallas patrolman J. D. Tippitt (3). Oswald admitted ownership of the pistol. Only days after details of President Kennedy's trip to Dallas were announced in September, Oswald got a Job in a building along the route the President was to take and rented a room nearby under a ficticious name (4). A map was later found in the room plotting the path of the bullets that killed President Kennedy and wounded Texas Gov. John U. Connally, whom Oswald had once threatened by letter. According to Oswald's Rua- Caroline Six Years Old Now LA JOLLA. Calif. (UPI) Amelita Galli-Corel, whose name syinboliied the skill Behan To Give and temperament of opera glamour for decades, died Bottle To Baby DUBLIN, Ireland (UPI) Tuesday at the age of 81. Private funeral services arc Boisterous, hard • drinking (o be conducted Thursday. In Irish playwright Brendan Be ferment will he in the Great han looked at his baby daugh­ Hall of Cypress View Mails ter Tuesday night and said oleum in nearby San Diego. he Imped site would be a The petite, still youthful ap­ teetotaler. "I am going off the bat­ pearing coloratura soprano had been afflictrd during the tle." the tousle haired Behan past lo years with a lung said on his vLsit to a hospital condition—pulmonary emphy­ to sec '* wife, Beatrice, 31, sema—and had ix-en confin­ and their daughter, born ed lo bed for the past month. i Monday. WASHINGTON (DPI) Caroline Kennedy is 6 years old Wednesday. Hut the daddy she adored is not here to rejoice. Someday she may he able to take comfort in knowing the Joy she once brought him in his Job, the loneliest in the world. When she didn't pop in to see him, he would go looking for her on the While House playground. He would bend down and she would give him • big hug. • Port Booming A t Jacksonville Galli-Curci Dies A t 81 I t ’s * Jr *7T.* n e w rooming house saw him run in while she was listening lo news of the assassination, grab a coat ami run out again without speaking (8). Oswald testified against himself by killing one police­ man during his flight and at tempting to kill another when he was arrested in a theater (9). Finally, a paraffin test for gunpowder proved he had fired a gun (10). Traces were found on both hands, indicat­ ing he had fired a rifle. I MODERN ami PERIOD Sofa Beds from Sectionals from * 1 M Living Rooms from sasgr at I I ■ *141 1 ): EASY TERMS ^ Open FrL N ites of M A T H ER Sanford Sanford's Only Air Conditioned Furniture Stors 203-09 E. 1st ST. YOUR fir e s to n e FA 2-0983 ,o l c b ic y c l e I^ P Q U A R T E B .n\'l T H IS Y E A R it SPEED CRUISERS ' f i r e s t o n e 500" BICYCLES Two-Ton* Cushion Saddl* Comfortable Two-Tone Saddle Chromo-platod Handlo Bare | Triple-baked Flamboyant Finish I with Gleaming Chrome Trim I 4-H Members G et Life Saving Slimsonlt* Florida'! 4 11 Club leader! Safety nude an Investment last sum Reflector mcr which they hope will net the highest uf all returns — saving lives. For the first time, hoys and Full girls who attended 4 11 sum Sprocket-to* mer camps operated by the Sprocket agricultural extension service Chain Guard —some 6,000 of them—receiv­ W’- * ed training in mouth-to-mouth luxurious Flamboyant Baked resuscitation. Enamel Finish . . . boys' models Under the direction of train­ are red with white and chrome ed swimming instructors, the trim, girls' moriols are blue boys and girls used a life like with while and red trim. mannequin called "KcsusciAnne" to learn the resuscitaHon techniques. Statu 4 II Club Leader W. W. Brown be­ lieves Florida is the first state to Incorporate such training in its 4-H club program. \| IC SENSATIONAL CHRISTMAS VALUES Deluxe c a r HEAL BEAUTIES HUIL1 TO IASI 2 DAY Velocipedes JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — The Port of Jacksonville has been bustling us never before, port officials auid today. David Rawls, managing di­ rector of the Jacksonville Port Authority, said the largeel number of dry cargo ships £ slan wife, he always kept the rifle in rise garage at their home in suburban Irving but. she said, it was not there on Friday, Nov, 22, the day of the assassination (5). Witness­ es testified they saw Oswald carry a package to work that day, which he said was win­ dow blinds (6), and fellow workers say that he remained upstairs in the building while they watched the presidential motorcade pass. Most damaging evidence was Oswald's palm print, found on the murder rifle and on a carton by the window from which the shots were fired (7). The rifle and spent cartridges, and remains of a chicken lunch, were abandon­ ed by tha killer. Housekeeper at Oswald'a Though it will never be presented in a court of law, the evidence against Lee Har­ vey Oswald, accused assassin of President John F. Ken­ nedy, was "complete and con­ vincing," according lo Dallas police officials. Salient as­ pects of that evidence are illustrated by sketches above. It goes back as far as 1956 when Oswald, then 17, Joined the U. S. Marine Corps ami learned sharpshooting (1), FBI analyst* proved hand­ writing on a mail order, sent to a Chicago firm in March 1963 purchasing the rifle used in the assassination, was writ­ ten by Oswald (2). Oswald was also confronted with a photograph of him posing with rifle and also the pistol used M AKE 1 92 for ClieriM*time 3 _ 20-Inch Convertible $ 2 9 9 9 Bicycle ”V»»y’ mV were in port Tuesday and others waited for bertha. “ I’ve never seen anything like it around here,” Rawls auid. • Tasty Egg Nog Christmas Treat ^ W For many of us. Christmas Just Isn't Christmas without tha tasty treat of egg nog. A welcome holiday sight in the traditional ailver punch howl a t Christmaa gatherings, and an equally welcome quick re­ freshment for friends who’ve dropped In unexpectedly, egg nog is the perfect holiday drink for young and old alike. ^ If you’re planning a party or expecting friends and family over on C hriitm as Eve, bring out the punch bowl and stock up on bottled egg nog from your favorite dairy. You’ll find today’i ready made egg nog better than most home-made versions and it save* so much extra work. —Four women bridge players were hurt Tuesday when the ceiling fell in on them while they were playing in the Dun­ dee U n i o n i s t Association bridge club rooms. Front End Alignment HUNDREDS OF ACCESSORIES TO CHOOSE FROM C onvert* f r om b o y s' to girls' model bv simply re-' moving IIn- tank, Iteil finish with white trim. Headliiht. lugxnco currier, training wheels, w hitewalls, twotonr saddle, drluxa grip*. 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Scotland (UPI) FRID AY & SA TU RD A Y O N LY Feature* heavy *trrl |ul>. ins frame in metallic gold with white trun. where your dollar buys MILES more v im % * o v to ton 1st b French Sanford 322-0244 r FRIDAY N IG H T 9 S A T U R D A Y S T IL L 6 •• �■ H f |V.4'*»--7\\'*i*lvM. ,t* **» f/; • to to n K a g ) \ , 1 to ft n ■ t . ’Yl f i t * i-.- - Champs Of Orange Belt Conference I— 1 Vito Oviedo Beals Crescent CHy BySTofi b t ju u a m i B • e h Champa 1 1 1 ____________________ • • • • By Isa Wsrdsa Csag iatali ttona » to* 8— lari* from J t p M to M N i i U h toad, tto ih k M i i K t o ’c f this te a af tto B— taalea, Championship# woak fram Joat a lot af paopl*. • a a a ’ of a lot af t o f k B ■ lit af tka A M Wto» a W W a • a • taking m t t f f leak a t tka Warrior* donor cf tka laateala trophy tkat kaaw Ms ■ ■ ■ aM tkat ia tka aaa a f loaqost « i l n la m u Biga m oot compnimn* row iiwijni u i DttB s ic jii •( the j e • e e i v ia a mighty shoot aa tka H |i W a a raa aata tia flali, aat only far tka tana, bat fa r tka fact tkat a M* U aaa ia tka atrtay af temtoalo*. Raaala Hiaaoa, r, playad Labarlaw with a far*r, i ia bad aver sine*. It wa* doobtfol tkat ka would ■ te a tka DaLaad fracas. Hia axporionco la tka QB aM l l a My help. a a a a Tka aifaal calling waa dona by A1 Baalfan, Billy ■iMtaa aad Banal*. Tka toy aff tka afek bad didn’t bare tka atnaetk to atay la tto tottia fa r aay diataaca, bat wkaa la tkara, to yara H aU to bad. A1 aad Billy “ryallad" a a a a i daobt la anyoaa*a mind that tka DaLaad iataadad to win tka yarn*, it waa quickly diaaaOad. Tkay waa tka taaa, alaatad to vaaatoa, Hamadlato» l r cat tka toatfH af a 11-yard yaaahy againi t tka Indlaaa, aad frmn mldftoid with a series a f faor flrat dowaa waat right a m tto foal lino. Tka acora too tocn for laaihiala sopporttra waa DaLaad 7, Samlaala 0. a a a a quarter opened with Baaford Joat having i a f tka ball on a DaLaad yoat that want i aa tka Saminola SB. Aad ylay atartad with a toara from Billy Higgins to Buddy Lawton tkat put tka m l aa tka DaLaad SO. On tka third play after that, the aarne aamWaotiaa braught tka initial TD for tka Hombialaa, aad after Lloyd Freeman1* PAT kick a w ry thing waa avon-Stoven. The visiting fana felt aaaler. a e a a Three mlaataa and four aeconda of playing time later, thla name aerial combination had Tka 8printer taking Higgino’ toara ea the Bulldog eight. With ene af the DoLandera hanging ante him, Lawooa Jerked loooe and aped lata "gloryland." a a a a t o t Tom Hill’a lada atormed hack. Aided by a IB yard ‘ aa the Tribe tkat put tka ban aa the Seminole dO, the Bultdaga racked up three flrot dowaa. Three aeconda remained in the half when an end aweep eucceed. ad. The run for the point waa choked up and the breath­ taking half ended—8anford 14, DeLand 13. a e a e Through the atanda went tka ripple “Ole One-point Figott." And right then that one point looked ever aa good! a a a a But the Indlane were (teamed up and given a booit by a IB yaider agalnat the Hillman that put the ball on the DeLand 81 following the kickcff, the boye of Pigott put together three firet downa. The drive ended when llineon flipped the ball to Barry IUrke in the end tone, a a a a DaLaad made it 20-30 following one of tha prettiest plnya of the game. It waa a pass, not very long, but the downfleld blocking that the Bulldoga did made the trek a delight to the hcata and a nightmare to the visitors. The redeeming feature from the Seminole viewpoint waa tha race that Buddy Lawson made to overtake the fleeing Hillman. Buddy was blocked out, got up and overtook the ball carrier on the five yard line. It was as determin­ ed an effort as there waa la tha game—and there were just deads of them I a e a a Speaking of Buddy’s, Buddy Burton in hia ’’roving’* line-backer role, did a whale of a defense Job._________ V • • ........... While pass protection of Indian toasers was general, ly good, in tha fourth quarter it was outstanding. Example; The Semlnoles were on their own 48 following an on-slde kick attempt by DeLand. Hinson dropped back Into “the pocket’’ and those protecting linemen looked Ilka pros as they warded off the surge of Bulldogs, gave Ronnie plenty cf time, gave Lawson time to scat to tha 20 where he took lllnson’s well-placed shot and then streak­ ed on across. Just great! That’a all! e e a a Again tha line play—both offense and defense—was terrific. Mike (Had was his usual tower of strength. Joe Farlesa waa calling the defense shots. On offense that 64-74-83 combination on the left side cf the line (Steve Clark, Jim Touhy, Frank Noell) seemed to work well to­ gether ia giving the backs “air’* for running room, a e a a But let there be no doubt, this season has been a fine display of team play, from the coaching staff right on down. o e a a Aa now, bring on those Kissimmee Xowboys! a a a e That Beminola-KIsalmmea battle should to a classic. No doubt Memorial Stadium will be overflowing oa Dec. 6, for this battle. BARGAIN PRICES ON POPULAR BRANDS AT FA R R ELLS ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY - I A M. • G«15 P. M. X FIRST HANFORD WE GIVE TOP VALVE STAMPS T r ib t e D S c a lp s a L a a d wouldn’t bo last sight as they presented 4,300 fans at DeLand Stadium with a dasiltaf aerial act eur af flva which carried tto Tribe to • a to to wto aver tto DeLand BuQdoga and tto Oraape-BeR Conference 80*. while roiling up Ml yards an the ground, eonan bnt five of U passtonr of them were bomba for touchdowns. No m a te r haw K'a sliced K was n team effort fana over asw modal for dixtegulih* ad servlao should bo planed an Sanford’s Baddy Lawson. Ha raa bis total of touchdowns lor tto season to 13 by tool­ ing to toasts for 33, 48 aad T yards for touchdowns. * * * And, despite the score, once again the Tribe had to com* from behind. It began when the Bulldogs took tto kickoff on their own IS. WMh Jerry GUI and Jerry DaLeech alternating tto haul- 3 3 - 2 0 fog af tto mall, DeLand reached Seminole’s ene-yard •tripe, GUI went in for the TD and added the extra point on run. Early to tha second period DeLand punted out of bounds on Seminola’a 24 and nine plays la tar Ron Hinson fired • seven-yard shot to Lawson climax n TS-yard effort Itoyd Freeman split the up­ rights for tbe conversion, D txfnrb S rrralb 'age 6 — Nov. 28, 1963 Packers Return To Scene Of 1962 Defeat (UPI) — The Green Bay Packers return to tha site of their only defeat of tiitlr celebrated 1962 aason today to meet the Detroit Done in the final Thanks­ giving Day clash between the two keen rivals. Tha Packers, who came in here a year ago with an 11-0 e # # Tto big play in tha TD car­ record en rout* to their tecond It waa • great sight tor the ies came on tto Sanford 30 straight National Football of their to il thla i Hinson and Lawson Leagua championship and As they clsssd ant tto m got la ted • 11-yard aerial their third coniecutive west­ schedule, tto Liens wound up ern division crown, are 9-2 effort with • record of law vteta thla time. atber Bulldog mis cue Ms, five leases and on* te . But both loesee have been BUDDY LAWSON, Saminola halfback who hauled in threa touchdown laoded the ball to Seminole Tto Lioua wasted as time at the hands of the Chicago passe* in 8anford’a 88 to 20 victory over DeLand High Wednesday la midway la tbe second period ia startla* to chew ap tto Btshown aa ha moved through a left-tackle hole into the Bulldog secondary on tto Tribe’s 43. Quarter Bears, who lead the Wostcrn tola, la tto initial la tha third period. Lawson picked up 11 yards. He waa brought back Billy Higgins, who al Division with a 9-1-1 record. Billy Mlkisr aped sins yards Coach Vince Lombardi's down by Bulldog lineh were fullebacker Doug Harrison (71). Missing him ‘ temated with Hinson at the for tto opening Oviedo touch­ team must win the nationally hack Don Cross (80) and guard Jerry Hadley (68). quartarback spot, pitched out (Herald Photo) down. Tto tally waa aat up by wide to Lawson for nine. Hig televised game to remain In 24-yard gallop by Gouge gins, after getting two on n contention for the title. after s seaaatkmal pass to­ keeper, fired a 44-yard bomb The Packers, who were man­ by fullback to Lawson for Sanford’s ae- handled here 26-14 a year ago Brooks on tto Babel 18-yard rood TD. Freeman converted. by the fired-up Lions, are 11a*. Tto Llaaa mlacued oa Returning the kickoff from heavy favorites to avenge that the attsmptod conversion. * * * their 13 to the 37, DeLand defeat. The Packers won the put together a 63-yard drive first meeting In Green Bay later the which culminated In « TD this aeaaon, 31-10. roared agala wtoa Courier Detroit has only a 4-7 rec­ with 21 seconds remaining In •to t a aeven-yard bullat to the half. DcLoach moved into ord and will be missing at Brooks for tto aocood Oviedo paydirt but GUI’s PAT at- least threa of the defensive touchdown. This climaxed tempt was futile and Seminole starters who blitxed the Pack­ •4-yard Oviedo drive which was featured by a 18-yard Gattl and Zubi brought post held a 14 to 13 halftime lead. ers a year ago. * * # Two of the injured starters, Jaunt by Gouge plus a play la position -three bom* for the all-pro atandouta Yale Lary Sanford, after returning the which Brooks took la a Cour­ win la Wednesday night’s ier p a u and la ter aled to eight game feature doubles second half kickoff to their and Dick (Night Train) Lano Gougo (or a total of 17 yards. match at the Orlando Semin­ own 40, moved 60 yards with hope to return to the lineup Earl Black, Chuck Scott, even though they're atilt not Tim Colbert, aa Oviedo tac­ ole Jal Alai Fronton. 100 per cent kle, booted tto extra point They ram* on after Uria Freeman, Lawson, Lee Spark The Lion defense, which la tto stcoad period Cm*- and Irlarte, In post two, had man and Higgins getting Into has carried tha team ever the act. Finally, after re­ cent (ought Ua way back iato racked up three straight the ball gam# whoa Harold points to take an Imposing covering their own fumble on since Bobby Layne wa* traded Rob tallied from three yards lead to the five-point contest. the Seminole 12, Hinson toss and was the best in pro foot­ out This cubalaated a 78- Gam and Zubi then scored ed a touchdown p a u to end ball last season, baa boon yard effort during whleh tto five straight polnta, the final Barry Barks which put Semi crlpp'ed by tha injuries and may have a trying time try­ Rebels blasted their way yard marker coming la a sustain­ note la front, 20 to 13. by yard. ed volley with Jad n and But Bulldogs are tough! ing to contain tho Packer of­ But this was Crescent City’s Agustia that brought the Early In tha fourth quarter fense. oa* aad saly successful scor­ Thanksgiving Eve crowd to Scmlnolt mlscued and Deing effort their feat with a aariaa of Land recovered on Sanford's 42. The Bulldogs, using the Americans use about 12 bil­ But the Lions war# hot, championship plays. lion cubic feet of wood each thm knew I t and they took Cria and lriarte, thwfried old TCU spread formation year, according to estimates. advantage of i t Oviedo re­ in their determined bid for set up a pass from Gary Breckenridgs to Johnny John­ turned the ensuing kickoff to the win, finished second. Us owa 40-yard Use. Oa tto In the daily double, Es son which carrlad from the Bulldog 41 to Seminole's six flrat play from scrimmage trada and Pradara posted Courier fired a 10-yard p a u winning S-4 combination that Breckenrldge, oa a sleeper, rolled to his left for tha TD to Gouge for a touchdown. paid 1103.60. and rolled, on the same play, Again, Colbert split the up­ to tho right for the eonver rights for the extra point skm. This knotted the affair Ltadlng » to S as tbe see M issile Bowl at 20-20 with five minutes one ond half of play opened, 43 seconds remaining. Oviedo want right to work T ilt Uncertain IhCTIONI THRILLS!, • * • again. Tad Ballhora hauled ORLANDO (UPI) — Offl World's Forfeit Sport C But 29 seconds lite r the ia a 13-yard p au from Cour­ elali of the Mluile Bowl were deadlock w u smashed. Semi ier who later fired a 13-yard waiting word today from milt SEMINOLE FULLBACK, sophomore Lee 8parkman, moved from the Dole grabbed aa tn-sid* kick aerial to Gouge. Then the FIRST GAMI tary authorities about the fate on their 41 and Hinson lofted Bulldog 17-ynrd line to the seven during fourth-quarter action Wednes­ Lions went Into paydirt wbfti of the scheduled Dec. 7 clash a 32-yarder to Lawson, Free­ day night in DeLand. Sparkman is being brought down by DeLand line­ 7:40 m s . I3 Courier again fired to Gouge between the Quantico, Va. man booted tho extra point backer Jerry Hadley (No. 66) und halfback Jimmy Smith (No. 20). Semi­ PARI MUTUIL V ( S from five yards out for the and San Diego, Calif., Ma nole won S3 to 20. (Herald Photo) WAGERING + 1'1 But the hungry Indlani TD. rlnaa. Gouge, who roiled for 87 Tha date fall* within the 30- weren't through. With 3:33 f GAMES NI6HTIY\ ^ left Mike Fordhara went high yards on the ground during day period of mourning tor to intercept a Breckenrldge the night, sped 23 yards in the President Kennedy and mlM tou on the Bulldog 47. That fourth period for Oviedo’s fin­ tary officials bad not made ended Deland's effort Spark­ al marker. The play closed up their mind to allow tha man, Lawson, Scott and Hig out aa 33-yard dries which By United Press latonslloasl snappy workout under gray stiff workout at Auburn. (asms to play. gins moved to the one and waa foaturad by Ted BallS o u t h s s s t a r a confer­ skies Wednesday and predict­ Florida, tha only SEC taam horn’s to-yard Jaunt after in­ Black hit paydirt ■1MLAf4(/* 1 St MiNm F ence teams began tapering ed that rain Saturday would playing a non-conference op­ tercepting a Rebel pass. On L ight D rill Score by quarters: FRONTON 0 14 6 13—33 off drills todsy (or Ihs spirit­ help equable the Tcch-Geor- ponent this weekend, sharp­ the point-after-louchdown at­ CORAL GABLES (UPI) — Seminole mas7 IN / i f 7 6 0 7—20 ed family feuds this weekend gla game. The Engineers cur­ ened offensive formations in tempt, Brooks bauled In an­ Tha Miami Hurricanes will DeLand hold a light drill today, and that traditionally mark the rently are a two-touchdown preparation for the meeting other Courier pau. ) .8 DETROIT Gasti And Zubi Win Feature i 1 v 0 iia i. aiai TO N IG H T' SEC Teams Ready For 'Feuds' C— i*t‘w. t*S>*'mww* Alabama la the only confer­ ence team with a regular sea­ son game to play after Satur­ day. The Crtmion Tide takes on Miami in tha Orange Bowl Dec. 7. One SEC team, LSU, al­ ready bai accepted a bid to play In the Bluebonnet Bowl at Houston. Coach Bobby Dodd ran hit Yellow Jackets through a Signs W ith N orth MIAMI (UPI) Hugh Rohrichnelder, who caught 73 pasaei In nine games with Northern Illinois to lead tha nation this year, signed up Wednesday to play for the North in the annual NorthSouth gams ia tha Oranga Bowl Dec. II. favonte. ........................ Coach Johnny Griffith also ia hoping it won’t rain. Hia oftcue is geared to tha pass­ ing of quarterback Larry itakestraw, who ia not a mudder. Both Mlislisippl and Mis­ sissippi Stale, which meet in Jackson Saturday for their annual blood game, went through two-hour workouts Wednesday. The Rebeli were to begin a light-contact drill early to­ day. Tbe session Wednesday waa devoted to a review o( blocking assignments and de­ fensive patterns against Bull­ dog-style plays. Coach Shug Jordan, hope­ ful of ending a four-game ioe ing streak agalnat Alabama, sent hia charges through a wJth-Ffeflfi—S tJllr.............. ______ __ -conw ie —tfeeta- preptri-irins- Coach Ray Gravea warned that FSU will be the toughest defensive team hia Gators have met thla season. Vanderbilt fullback B i l l Waldrup woo praise f o r Coach Jack Green in an of­ fensive workout. He ripped through the line for aeveral large gaina. Tbe Commodore defense also worked out de­ fensive asiignmenta for Ten nessre’a single-wing. While the Rebels posted eight first downs to six for the Lions, Oviedo piled up 117 yards on the ground and 1M in tha air aa they connected on six of 10 past attempts. Halfback Billy Miklar took second place honors in the individual yardage depart' ment by racking up 37. Score by quarters: LIONS 13 7 8 T—33 REBELS 0 8 0 for Saturday night's Orange Bowl clash with Pittsburgh on Friday. Coach Andy Gustafsoo kept his backflald out of cootact work all week and only put the linemen through light contact drills Tuesday and Wednesday. Tto Philippine drink tuba ia made from tto Fermented Juice of tho palm. m to iH tc in g GATOR LUMBER AND HARDWARE AS OF DEC. lot, 1963 WILL BE Skate City ROLLER RINK Florida’* Fbuet Fun for all ages! • Complete Snack Bar • Classes — Beginnsrs ft Advanced Just Off Hwjr. 17-92 On The Dog Track Rd. CASH AND C A R R Y THE SAME COMPANY POLICIES OF GOOD SERVICE AND QUALITY MATERIALS WILL CONTINUE. GATOR LUMBER & HARDWARE 700 FRENCH A V E , SANFORD PHONE FA 2-7121 OIL HEATERS that can giva WEEK’S FREE HEAT EACH MONTH! I x c I u i Iv b o i l 8 0 v « r can pay for your heater! Automatically c o n tro ls draft at ovary aatting. saves 1 gal. of oil out of ovary 41 And with exclu­ sive Super-Circulation, you will havo warm floors all through your homo—com­ fort even In distant room . Choice of designs, finishas. For 1 room or vhola homo. 8m th a n a t m 1007 S. Sanford Arc. lo w a s p a r wmmH PLUMBING . HEATING AIR CONDITIONING BUI Halbaek, President Phono FA 2-6562 \. �*• A * G • _ • _ 0 By Holmes Alexaader collara, Lyndon became a tapWASHINGTON, D. C. — notch hellion and boy-haha Even the m i l d e s t myatk who wandered ahont tha want strong oa can m the hand a! on rough joba and wild Mi* destiny in the Lyndon Balnea umallaa. Johnaon atoiy. TUI and talk* Steered hack Into education atlra, earthy and ebullient, by his mother, Lyndon weak* not quit# haadaoma and aatar ed his m y through tha Bttfta Taachara College a t San Mar* too serious-minded, tha pro­ cos and took up teaching, prietor of tha famous LBJ which was also hie mothar*B Bench is a born leader of men. profession. By the time he mat Ho is a pariliameatery genius and married the other M y of who pulls majorities out of his hie Ufa, nee Claudia Alta Tay­ aleeve Uke magicians' rabbits, lor, Lyndon waa State Diroeand writes legislation to pro­ tor of the National Youth Ad­ vide unheard of things like ministration. Ha shone at the Space Agencies. AU of hla Job which mainly comprised adult 65 yean he hae walked taking other boy-bobee of FRtCRS GOOD THRU TMIWRRKIMD with greatness, knowing vir­ America, Mexican, Indian and QUANTITY RIGHTS RRSRRVRD tually every big figure of our Negro lineage off the rend time from Franklin Roosevelt and getting them into con­ 2460 PARK A V E. to Wernher Von Braun; but structive labor. Lyndon Johnson could no On Election Night Bobby F.S .G . SUCID more lose the common touch Kennedy exubenntly shouted: than his rawhide Texas accent l a d y Bird has carried Tex­ Yet, with all this, Johnaon as!" She did more. Her IBto our 86th President largely state campaign trip waa like by luck. He has Uved through the road-tour of a sensitive, a hairbreadth series of near all-conquering actress. Since demises to hla life and career. her schools days she had loved Some of the events are fate- the shape and sound of words. fu), tome have a funny touch, From observation can , air­ all a n robustious and, by ports and platforms, she spoke hindsight, appear to be bless­ in sweet Alabamese of “these ings in disguise. For, taken early sun-up days,** "water­ together, they form a web melon cutting time" and “kin­ which binds Johnaon and hla folks." ever-loving family of wife and Springing from • bashful, two daughten to aU who get untrained ambition for the to know them as the generous, stage, her projection and au­ hospitable, fortunate, sophis­ dience - Identification during ticated, wholly unspoiled, folk- the campaign were sheer ay individuals they a n . magic. There waa a sly, devas­ LBJ's f ln t bit of luck in liv­ tating emotional wallop in her ing to be President was pre­ voice and sentiments. On the natal. His paternal grand- steps of the Borough Hall, in mother had the foresight dur­ Queens, and in Manhattan, 1 ing an Indian massacn to wig­ heard her say no more than gle under the clapboard cabin that she was fa r from homo central but felt among friends. My near Stonewall, Texas, which subsequently be­ eyes began to seep. A veteran came Lyndon’s birthplace. In member of the Johnson staff July, 1955, Johnson had a was recalling how, a t San heart attack heard round the Francisco, she told of first go­ world, but a sequel to It may ing there to be with Lyndon be published here for the first before he went into the Pa­ time. The then-senator’s late cific Combat Zone. The grlsmother, Mrs. Rebekah Baines sled staffer misted up behind Johnson, feared for hla life his spectacles at the mere re­ as Lyndon lay brooding in the counting. The Johnaons get oxygen tent after doctors told stellar support from their daughters, Lynda Bird, 19, and Lucy Baines, 16, who have learned campaigning f r o m their parents. Early in the c a m p a i g n , Johnaon h e d g e - h o p p e d through the northeast where Governor Robert Meyner In­ troduced him as a latter-day Will Rogers. Johnaon told about old Boles Penrose, a rakish bachelor, who waa warned that to win hla last | election he must marry and settle down. "AU right, boys. Whom does the organisation pick?" Another old reprobate was ordered to give up drink­ ing to curb his deafness. “But, Doctor, I like what I drink much betterin what 1 hearl"— young wife, the luminoue anu and "I expect you’ll feel that wonderful Lady Bird, kept tha way about me," J o h n s o n auigeon’a knife aloft, a t it would tell his howling audi­ were, until non-pertiaan raed. ences. Will Rogers J r , heard leal documentation waa col­ him In California, and said: lected to prove that the oper- “By golly, ha does remind me of Dad." Together, Lyndon and Lady Bird were invincible, as al­ ways. He waa a salaried man, she a modest heiress. Between 1941-47, she Inherited In small amounts the total of about $tid,000. In partnership they have put together n milltonD a lfsa a d y ise d a n lm m ed la U dtllar mnwretjon...which. ty*r. abdominal operation w Hi e n eludes Texas radio-television would render him hors de stations, cotton and pine trees combat for several weeks. in Alabama, aa well as the While husband and wife ranch. Thera ara elaborate were glumly taking counsel, profit-charing Incentives, wel­ tha renowed Jacquelina Coch­ fare end retirement plans. ran, an old friend, mails a FRESH PICKED Welcomed proposal. 5Ilss Cochtan knew a doctor at the 5layo Clinic who eould e x t r a c t stones by forceps. If Lyndon could atand the pain, Jackie wiuld fly him to the Clinic and have him back on tha hustings in a weak. It wae done. In 1942 Lieutenant Com­ mander Johneon, going on a raid over Jap-held Leyte, at the last moment waa taken off a plane that didn’t come back What better time U tell y< and assigned to one that did. that we’re thaakfal far yn Later, ha survived a eraahed patronage? Hava a ga bomber In Australia. On rich controversial laglslation a* holiday aad taka M easy i Civil Rights, gas and oil the tarkey. loopholes, Presidential vetoes and foiling tha filibuster, Johnaon has walked away CHRYSLER from more wheela-ups land- V A N C A M P ’S 1 HICKORY SMOKID OR BUY BIG! SAVE BIG! 3 LBS FRESHLY GROUND BIRF 3LM1st CUT RIB PORK CHOPS 3 LBSSHOULDER LAMB CHOPS 3 UMFRYER Z S CmtS. Sufwmm 3 LBSSMOKED HAM HOCKS 3 IMTENDER BEEP LIVER 3 SKINLESS FRANKSe&VSW 3 LBS ROLL SAUSAGERSUSe 3 LBS WHITE BACON mwMUMtEg 3 LM SLICED BACON IflE Baked Goods AIRTEMP HEATERS ( lif t pi weiagi �I dCmsunakaAA Inventory Is Coming Meets For Dinner ma Weed txumU psovoats partglrstlsa stab . We H ist R n t a Oar Slock Friday & Saturday Wares OLD * FASHIONED GINGER! «E AD, always • tavertt* with eoflee. It's ao Friendship t hours before time te pre­ pare, let (tend at roam tem­ perature to detract M ix ground beef with pork using a pastry cutter or fork. Add remaining ingredients aad mix well. Placo la a t by 4 by S inch loaf pan aad baks la preheated ISO degree oven for 1% hoars. Berras 4 to A SUNSHINE CLASS OFFICERS a t a recent dinner meeting a n seated, W. C. Galley, vice president, left, Mrs. E. M. Cain, president and standing from lift, Mrs. Galley, reporter; Mrs. Robert L. Strickland, teacher and lire. A. L. Klnard, secretary-treasurer. (Herald Photo) Second Birthday Observed By Mrs. Adaaa Mailer The WMU of the Flrit Bap­ tist Church of DeBary mat at the church with Mrs. E. Kor­ a s * giving tba devotion. Mrs. M. McBride had charge of the program "Partners for Pragm a la Japan." Th# Mona Lewis circle a n t a gift to Mr. Lewis, a missionary la Africa for big birthday in Janttory; the Crenshaw circle eent a gift to Mr. tad Mrs. Sorrell In Muskagee, Okla., and Christmas gifts for tho Indian children. Friday at 10 a.m. Mrs. Leon Magee will review "The Mandelbaum Gate." M i n i bars are urged to attend. Marlene Balncckar, daugh­ ter of Mr. aad Mri. Harry Kalaaeker, celebrated b a r aecood birthday w i t h 11 Meads at a party la bar borne at North Orlando. The guests received candy favon aad u n g "Happy Birthday' aa Mariana opened ber birthday gifts. A wblU cake, decorated with pink rosea end reeding "Happy Birthday Mariana" was served with Ice cream and cold drinks to the guests. AdulU attending the party were Mr*. Charles Chaney, Casselberry, Mrs. Don Batty and Mrs. Wanda Kyburn of North Orlando. Lynda MARLENE REINECKER Celebrates M rs. A . L Thomas Elected Birthday Mrs. D u r w i r d Walker, teacher of the Fidelia Sunday School Class of the First BapUat Church, was hostess for the monthly business and soc­ ial meeting. 3trs. C. K. Chaniot present­ LYNDA MAXWELL By Moaa Griastead Lynda Maxwell celebrated her eighth birthday, recently, with a party given by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Maxwell, at their home in North Orlando. Games were enjoyed dur­ ing the afternoon and favors given to the young guests. Re­ freshments of birthday cake, ice cream and punch were served. Play males helping Lynda celebrate the big day were Pam Thompson, Jennifer with i'-ti, *VrtVikVSy—'tVUV-T Mrs. Neill Houston, Hidden Smith, Debbie Ward, Susan Lake, 3:30 p.m. Rhodes and Conny Hcanya. Phllathea C la n Christmas party and covered dish sup. The perpetual club julncr per, 0:45 p.m. Bring wrapped spread* himself thin end con­ g ift for Thomwell Orphan*?*. tributes little. Tha Christmas meeting of the Alt Soul’a Catholic Wom­ an’s Club will meet at 8:30 p.m. In th* 8ocUI Hall of th* Church. Th* program will f*atur* *el*ctlon* of religion* mualc. All Udie* of th* Parish ■re Invited. Woman’* *x*euttv* board of th* First Presbyterian Church meet* at 10 a.m. All Style* — Magic Cool, _ Stretch Brax, Self Fitting Brats, Colton Full Fad, ^ 1 1 Strapless* Braa . . . “ w ed the devotions, using the theme of Thanksgiving. Mem­ bers answered the roll call with a report of something they had to be thankful for during the past year. Main item of business waa instillation of new officers with Mrs. Clyde Humphrey serving as installing officer. Mrs. A. L. Thomas was In­ stalled as president and Mrs. Joe Kokc, secretary. Group leaders arc 5lrs. Koke, Mrs. Fred Yeaekle, Mr*. Iluby Spears and 5Irs. Marjorie Cowan. Members voted to work with the Homemakers Class In covering used blankets for needy families. The group will shin prepare a Thanks­ giving dinner and deliver It to a needy family. A check for $lu will lie sent to the Baptist Children's Home in Lakeland. Year books were given out ami group reports given. Mra. Her foot llryant was intro­ duced as associate teacher f"r ♦*««»._cl5.iA. pfu|. jgjjleoirn•<!_ by members. Refreshments of fruit cake, nuts, mints and coffee were served during the social hour by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. W. C. Harris and Mrs. Sam Brown. Others present were Mmes. N. L. Bishop, Irving Pryor, S. J. Brooks, Clayton Smith, E. It. Wood, J. L. Hobby, Jerry Miller, E. 11. Rodgers and Roy Heel. Runell J . Hammond of 3T1 Fourth Street In Cfauluota where the Ilia end Her Gar­ den Club will meet at 11:30 a.m. oa Monday, Dee. 3. Following dessert and cof­ fee, which will be served by the hostess, a workshop at which members will make Christmas decorations will be conducted by Mri. Cy Willard of Fifth Street. Advent and door wreaths and swigs as well as Indoor decoration* will be made. Those attending are asked to bring with them eome mix­ ed nuts, small pine conee, or any other material they have, which might be used la mak­ ing decorations. Members and guests are re­ minded by chairman Charles E. McCune that there will be a plant exchange at this meeting and each one should bring a small plant, shrub, tree or bulb so that everyone will have ■ gift to taka home. Personals Mra. R. W. Turner la spending the Thanksgiving weekend with h e r grandilim Mey amt family, Mr. and Sir*. Harold Stinchcomii, to Sarasota. .Miss Desta Lee Horner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Horner, 419 Lakevicw Drive, has been pledged to Beta Tau Chapter of Sigma Kappa at th* University of Florida. Sigma Kappa la one of 13 national social sororities on the campus of the univers­ ity at Gainesville. jrth /A < LIB E R A L TRADES 1 DRESS AND AM SPORTSWEAR LONGWOOD PLAZA \1 4 ? LONGWOOD YARDS From the book put out by the Department of Agricul­ ture called "Florida’* Favor­ ite Foods" we found a muffin recipe using grapefruit It's called ELOISE MUFFINS. Sweeten and drain grape­ fruit pulp. Cream: Vi cup shortening Vi cup sugar VALUES TO 99c PE R YARD Printed Denims — Printed Taffeta — Printed fir Solid Outing Flannel — Drip-Dri Bolts Cotton Prints — Ging­ hams — Chambrays — And Countless Other Fabrics Add: Marian Kennedy sent la this PUMPKIN BREAD re­ cipe. She laid It la simply grand and that she got it from Libby Smathers of Late Mary. 2H cups augar 4 eggs, beaten Vi cup shortening 2 cupa pumpkin 3Vi cupa (lour Vi tap. baking powder 2 tap. soda lMi top. salt ! top. cinnamon Vi tap. cloves % cup water % cup nut meats Vi cup raisins or chopped dates Cream shortening and su­ gar. Add eggi, pumpkin, wa­ ter and mix. Combine flour, baking powder, soda, salt and apices. Add to pumpkin mix. Add nuts and raisins or dates. Bake in two greased loaf pans for one hour at 350 degree*. 3 beaten eggs 1 cup milk Sift together: > top. baking powder 3 cups flour 1 top. sail Add: Vi top. baking soda ta 1 cup grapefruit pulp Add to abova mixture*. Put in muffin Una. Baka Vi hour at 350 degree*. Makes about II muffins. Here'a another. GRAPEFRUIT CREAM SHERBET 1 tbsp. gelatin Vfc cup cold water lVk cups sugar 1V4 cups boiling water 2 eggi grated rind of 1 grapefruit 2 cups orange Juice I cupa grapefruit juice 1 pint cream or evaporated milk H cup powdered auger few groins salt Soak gelatin in cold water for 3 minutes. Dissolve gela­ tin and 1H caps sugar In boil­ ing water. Add grapefruit rind, juice and orange juice. Place in mold next to Ice, or Did you know that a survey In tray of your quick freesshowed women are willing to • r and harden to mush. Baat pay more (or an attractiva cream until itiff, add Vi cup package. Sales at tomatoes la sugar and aalt. Separata plastic tubes were nearly 10 yolks from whites. Beat yolks per cent higher than they until foaming and whites un­ -rrtt-t •-wt-ift- •4k——**»«!*—(Re­ til—jtiff— CjsshJne,—add_to. played In cardboard cartons— cream. Fold into tho harden­ even though those ta plastic ed mixture. Return to (reef­ cost three cent* more. er or top of ice. Stir this mixture twice during t h e a new spray-on freexlng process. YARDS VALUES TO 79c PE R YARD Nome Brand Fabrics We Are > Closing Out A t Reduced Prices ^ UM. Lowensteins” “ Easytime” ■ And “ Portrait” Prints I R egular 79c & 89c P er Y ard YARDS Dacron & Cotton Poplins FULL BOLTS FULL BOLTS 36” W ide *P| ® Assorted Colors f “ ,AI ■ VALUES TO *2.79 PER YARD Money! / We need trade-ins 1 V for our Bargain Balcony A fine selection of Sweater* with matching Skirt* and Slacks. Rayon Linens — Am Fancy Cottons — Col ins — Printed Crepes fir Cotton — Printei Cotton Prints — An I Assorted Fabrics BEAUTIFUL ROBES Formfit, Slecp-n-Play Brats — In red, black, and white . • • JUST RECEIVED - 5 2 gg l| Froxta foods are more than 100 years old. Not, of course, the same qulck-freexlng pro­ cess wa have today. la 1942, a peUat was granted to an English firm for a process of fraexlng food by immers­ ing It in an lce-and-salt brine. Your Old Furniture is A L L PERM A-LIFT BRAS « APPLE PIE PUDDING S cups corn flakes or Vi cup packaged c o n flake crumbs I tbspa. flour I Upa. baking powdor V4 Up. salt % cup sugar 1 eg* 1 Up. vanilla 1 cup chopped nutmeats X cup chopped pared applea If corn flakes are used, crush floe Into crumbs. SUt together flour, baking pow­ der and salt. Gradually add sugar to egg, beating well after each addition. Stir In vanilla. Add com f l a k e crumbs and sifted dry In­ gredients, mix well. Fold In nutmeats and applea. Spread in greased • Inch layer cake pan. Bake in moderate oven 350 degrees about 30 minutes. Cut Into wedges and serve A "sack" lunch will be held warm or cold with whipped at the home of Mr. and Mrs. cream. Serves A President Of S. S. Class Church Calendar 1 cup eatery, cubed 1 cup aeedlcM white gripes, sliced 1 head lettuce H cup mayonnaise Vi Up. Aeceet 1 Up. salt Vi cup toasted almoods Dice turkey or chicken into largo or (man cubes, add celary and sliced grapoo. Mix mayonnalae and seasonings. Sprlakla w i t h toasted almonda. Serve oa shredded lettuce. 1 Up. ginger 1 tap. rinaomen % tap. uK 1 tap. baking soda Vi cup buttermilk Cream shortening. Add ao* gar gradually, while conttoulag to cream. Add egg aad molaitea. Mix well. Mix aad sift Dour, ginger, claaamoa aad salt Diaeolve bakiag aoda la buttermilk. Add al­ ternately with dry ia gradients to creamed mixture. Poor la­ te greased 9-Inch square cake pan. Bake at ISO degrees for 45 minutes or uatll done. Cut la squarei. Sew Lovely T hings For Christmas Brocades, Velvet* Lame'*, Satina From $1 M MILADY’S SHOPPE Of Flee Fabrics 04 S. Park 123-0311 on Uving Boons, Bedroom. Dining Room Furniture d V Jk Bedding! L % A V ttg j From $1 0 95 U p Plaids & Solids R eg. $1.98 Per Yd. LUSCIOUS PASTEL COLORS WINCAMA KNIT FABRICS AND QUILTED £ A ih M lA " REM NANT Hwy. 17 & 92 N ear Maitland FERN PARK, FLA. "Festering Fsabieae Juat Far Toe" 200 N. PARK AVE. Pfc. FA 2-23S3 OPEN WED. AFTERNOON SEW & SAVE ■ �Jt ____ ------- ■ ................ — **■— • AND Nor. t t , IM S DeBwy Winners Gel Prizes ■y I n ~ ■■■ ---- “* — — .................• NOC17 FOR FRI. A SAT. ONLY! . Jiv-'r,. a ?■h i \ / w-,. fir*i • ■*• j ^ ~f. r.-i . A im M*n*v ,.*i .! • M m for th* hast afforts la DaBary'a Bomtlflration Progress, laid An r II through War. U , « a n awail i l to wineora Satetdap morning by Chaatar Kaarick, praaidant ad IIm DaBari Civic AaaoeU atioa which apaaaarad tho can. teat and J i n n Ruekar, chair, ■an of tha commlttaa. priaa money aotabliahmcnta Mrs. Oecar D. aamara af th* Do•a ry Reatauraat, firat and Laathart BroUara Service Statlm , itrond Priaaa for roeldentlal iraprovomanta want to Mr. and Mra. J. Mulrenan of Aulea Drive, firat and to Mr. and Mra. J. Edwin Bauer af High* way IT-01, accord. Doner of the |200 price ■oney ariaheo to remain anonymous. * l .. r^r*/•■ -y&t--J * "Da MONTE BUFFET SIZE SALE" M Manta C m 9tyU Golden C o m .........................................2 « 27* Spinach........................2 27* Del Manta tarty Garden Green P eas................... 2 tS 29* Dtl Manta Tandar Yanng Lima Beam ................... 2 « 29* Tiny Y u lt Tree* Dress Up Home (UI IFwl Fvvwwfw OTWGG FRIDAY » SATURDAY SOCIALS NOV. 29-10 Tiny, whimaical Chriatmaa trace that yaa make yonraclf can da a great deal to dreaa ap your hodm during the holi da ye. Tha greateat fun In making tkeoa miniature trace la In dreaming up the idoaa far them yeoreelf. But, hero are a few Idea# for trace to get yon atarted thinking hi tha right direction. Chriatmaa tree ball* In graduated ilieo can ha ctackcd one on tha other by attach Ing tha balta, Chriatmaa acala, tlneel, picture hanging wlra. funnel or cono aHapea (tin or paper) ranging from large a t tha battam to amallaat at tha top can bo itackod for a ■mart effect, too. Tomatoes...................... 2 33* Del Manta Tender Cot Green Beans.................. 2 33* Del Menta Zeety Tomato Sauce.............. 3 tS 33* ll r T T Y CHOCKI H B IS C U IT S pretest, about 10 per cant of tho land area of tha At world la covered by ice, ac cording to Encyclopaedia Brl tannlea. Legal Notice L im it 4 n u tle t: o r s h e r if f ** e ti.r. .n o t ic e --- — .Mr, -JE.V1r i t e . -------™ P u b l l .h Nav. U, I I . I I S Deo. ‘ INI. a, ih ODO-t .tl M t h e r iR C t 'r r c o t a t o f ■ n a n n in t h j i o i n a t . t in . CHIT OF AND FOE IEM*. BOLE COVNTT. FLOEIDI. CWANCKET NO. ItaOC C H IC O P E E BANK PALLS SAVlNOa Plaintiff. VO. BONALD M. MATSON, at u i Def-ndenl*. NOTICE OF B.U.»: NOTICE Id HEREBY HIVBN t h a t on tha lath day of December, n i l a t tl:** A. si a t th* main door of tho Court Houao of Hamlnolo County, at Sanford. Florida, (h* u n d e r. ■a lg n i d Clerk will off»r for ' M l * to th# hlgbaa t and ba«t ‘ bidder for caab lb* follow in a described raal p ro p a rty : L ot I. Hloak "B", COVST R T CLUB MANOR. UNIT BO. 1. a ccording to Ih# > p l a t th ereof aa recorded • In P l a t liook I I . Pan* *». • Public Record* o? Semi­ nole County, Florid* t a g a l k a r w ith a ll eiructuroa. Im provem ent!, flatura*. appll. ancaa, a n d a ap a r ta n a n c e a on «o*ld land or u**d la conjunc* • lion therewith. • With Fiaa Ocavy MJa, frooaV* in iiiiio in r m v I N t h a t I. J. L UT HE R l i o n . JIT, 8h e r tf ( of Samlnol# CounIT. Florida, by v irtu * of a w r i t lia u a d out of tha Hrtv.ll Claim* C o u rt In an<l for Or a n a * County. Florida. on tha 1th day of June, A. !>. m i , In t h a t e a r ta ln c a u . a b«tw**n AETNA FINANCE COM PANT. Pla intiff, and AIIEIt • AN W H ITE and MARY W H I T E , Defendant*, hava In m y poaaaaalon Ih* following O t w r l b a d raal t a t a ta , alluat*. ty in g a n d being In H.mlnola County, Florida, to-w lti Begin TT1.1 faat North of a E C o r n t r a f NB>« of H\V H * f aaetlon t l , Townahlp t l Aouth. R a n t* 1 » Kaat, thane* Waat 100 r.«t. thane# N o rik SO faat. thane* Kaat too faat, thane* South 10 faat to a p o i n t e f beginning. T hin recorded In Official R*oor4s Booh I I I , Pag* I t. Public Record* ef a*ml> nolo County, Florid*. O* th a p ro p a rty of SHERMAN W H I T E a nd MART W H ITE : Chat o n th a t i h d a y a f Dae* am ber, A. D. I t t l . b t l w a t a tha l e g a l h e a r t e f cal*, t#-wl»: a f t e r t t : * e a'clack la the feet* Ooon e n d b e f a r e l : t e a’alaah Ip tha a fternoon, on th* Mid d a y a t th* front door o f th* C o u n ty Court llouao la Ban. fa rd. Bamlnola County, F l o r ­ ida. t ahall offer for cat* to th* h l a h t a t bidder for raah I* hand. Ih* above dcaorlbcd r e a l t a t a t a propa rly of BHER. •A N W H ITE and M A R T W H IT E . J. U Hobby S h e r if f of Bamlnola Conn- Thla aala la mad* purauant to final dacra* of foreclocurt anta rad In c h a n c e r y action ■Bo. I t t t l now pe nding In the 'C i r c u i t Court e f a n d for Benil. ' a a l a County. Florid*. . DATED this J i t b day of November, 1MI. (SEAL) A r t h u r II. B arbw lth. Jr.. • C lark of th* Circuit Court By M a rtha T- Vlklca ' D eputy Clark rSNDKRPON. RUSH. BEAN. .L O W N D K a a van den BEIlO A tto rn a y a for P la intiff S i t Kaat C t n t r a l Boulevard 'O rlando, Florida dPut.llih Nov. JC. IMI dow n p ro d u ce lane ^ _ Instant Potato#* ....*S? 33* F u d ? i « t ! ............. " S T 39* H L H o C ra c k trs ...... 29* HOME GROWN POLE BEANS . . * 19* U m M lOa-Otf Paak U ata. T io B a g * ...............S T 32* Delicious C alm sris □ Grapes ............................... i>. T5* “Mtohelysa le * * SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTIN TKNDIR-A6ID GOVT. INSPKCTID HEAVY WESTERN BKIF SALK m Stokaty'* Florida Grown □ Avocados 2 w. 29* oeeaoeeoeeeeeaeseeteeeeoeeti Rod Button Sliced Beam •M l 10*0*0* • ••#»• a t iNksV* Wh#t0 □ Radishes •M l Gr«tn Beans Sttfcaly'a fardkooh ' Borden's Assorted (lim it 2) □ Ice Milk . . . . □ P ea ch es......... *2 15* □ Fruit Drink • 5 ™ $1. □ Punch......... 3 $1* noo T sa r io b i Sam sonite h alf gal. Early Garden Freestone ScokoV* Tasty Shellie Beam i •Ml ......... Scekahr'c Rovaciao 2 (lim it 2) _______ Uhhy'e..Pineapp(o:G/oaefrMit._____ ____ _______________________________ Tropical Red Hawaiian JUl G r e e n S t a m p e at A A.* aaaraa m4 pwdtaa* th M ICRIN ORAL ANTISEFTIC 14-os. bot. 98c (tl*:.** Sat. W«,. M. IM1I FOLDING IS !* " CHAIR f 99 IwOh f lS worth of topoal FftKB J ft G r e e n S t a m p s aaA Ala caaaao aa4 tvduu th Nalsne Cartia Spray Nat Soft or Rif. 6 -a i. can $1.9$ plus fas < IBeAre* tat. «*•*. SO. lt*H •M l •**•## sss Lim a Beans Oi^W BO JW G re e n S t a m p s d a iry e (bane le u ) * MI s p e c ia l! • flroakfaat Club M a rg a rm e H k r I t Y ’ ^ n iK i) Met. roboct's Coca M M argarine ................35^ Parlicrhouse Rolls .. 2 e fro ze n fo o d s 35* e Ckun Kiog Ckickaw a* Shrimp Chow Mein .’ $ ? 4 9 ^ Mr*, root's fam ily Peak Onion R in g s............. ,£ 49* tZ H aw aiian Punch 6 99* Potatoes...... l awCfcland*. Quick Pros** Cream Peas m j* . 4 9 4 • a###### ItaeUa* I .L . Ma>. l*. taayi □ Sliced Bologna . . . ’iT 39« Tamow's Country Links or lag □ Whole Hog Sausage|b-59« Flevarful Weekend Trent □ Copeland Franks 3 *2 $1. WHIM SN0PTMS B A PilASUStl Santa Claus SEM IN O LE P LA Z A Lemonade Haddock F i l l o t ... Temew'e Testy ARRIVES FRIDAY. 2 F. M , AT Tl# To# Pk»h #» Kogolay lb. 69c Sirloin Steaks »>. 99 * T-Bone Steaks 99 * ib. 7 9 Pot Roast Cfiuck Steaks »> ■ 59 * Ground Beef • 49 * £ 59* Mr*. PawT* Mlnlotwca Fish S t ic k s ............... ST 39^ HWY. 17-92 & SR 4S6 Sem inole Plaza Casselberry, Fla. �W l-T--. 4 S ri ••-—r-- ••* '/ *v. - • erican O f Holiday! ; rs D r. Crone’s 8 0 M ILLION BELLS, A N D ALL'S W ELL «/ Worry Clinic M r t9Bi0QBf fiio » C U M And OJB* Oar ta k e r s ibooU to wild, tad In a body with enthubbam to help dosseatk stormbought fowl are not dm eadsato o f the PUfrims’ bird but a rt tiwsrifsnta from Europt of * atoefc which was developed by the Astact and waa carrlad ovar from Hasiao by tba Spanburda. So tha turkey it doubly American. I t originally got Ha name from eonfaalny it with tba guinea cock, a bird th at waa raised in Torkay. (In turkey, tha turkey ia known aa “tha A m arifn bird.") T h an la probably one further similarity between a modern Thanksdying rad th at of the Pilgrims: Un­ doubtedly more than one of the par­ takers of th a t first feast staggered away from the groaning board abso* lutafy convinced that he would never want to eat another monel in his Ufa. This, while his good wife aat with head on hand contemplating a monu­ mental. cleenmp iob and want to do irith the leftovers. M long before the white and which they taught ige from the trsditional itoee (white or yellow), dHferwt kinds of beans, cranberries, squeak. pumpkin and e o n right through to the after-dinner tobacco. Other grow n^A m eriea foods a n toffees, chocolate, pineapple, avocado, peppers and various nuts. To boinaHy authentic, our menus should tariuda these dishes which tha CASE IM IS: Ksi Wan Tin, se«4 t t is a ChhMM girl. Aad tha reason I naa her eaaa today la because It Ulustrataa what I refer to aa a world*wida fam e of "religious tag.1* For oar n o n ! progress has been due to the fact that de* rout mothers and fathers, clergymen, teachsrs and Boy Scout leaders, h a rt "tagged" sack asw crop of children. Why do literally millions of Sunday achol teachers get out of hod on blissardy winter mornings to go down to a neighboring church by 9:30 Barbs fo The Editor prevemawt to Roots 46 between WUeew’s Corner and tha WaUve liv e r caa have the telw - - W----- A - i w i n f iiv iS s I errata, in July of this year, te tha Commissioner of Ronds, Mr. Jehn R. Phillips, requesttag repairs to this section of lead and m alted a reply •Asm Maa A Brewer, Tltaevtfla, stating that Roots 46 waa a , essondary rood and would hove to he recommend­ ed for!repair by the County Cemeileelwii I spent almost a SMOth getting the nears In this area to sign a petition te present te the Commission and upon peaaantatlen found that Route 44 ia n primary road and does aat hava to bo rocammended by tbs Commission bet ia tho responsibility of tho Stats Road Department How­ ever, the County Commission stated that they had n eo n minded improvement te tha road, by the State aw several occasions. On receiving this information, I wrote these facta to Mr. Brewer and re­ ceived tha following answer from Mm: Dear Mrs. Gallagher: Rs: Stats Road 44. "This will acknowsdgs re­ ceipt of your latter of Nov. I, 1969 la regard to tho improve­ ment of tho above read. 1 am very sorry, and yoa are cor­ rect that 1 misinformed you in my previous letter of July 91 1969, in that Stats Road 46 is a Btate Primary Road and, therefore, reconstruction or improvement of tho samo could bo done either with primary funds or could bo done with secondary r o a d funds If tha County Commis­ sioners will approve same. "Tha budget for this fiscal year which term Instea July 1, 1964 has already been approv­ ed and published, and this road was not included ia this budget In March of 1964, we will have a budget bearing for tha fiscal year and 1 as­ sure you that your request for the improvement of Route 46 weet of Sanford between Wil­ son’s Conor and tha Wsklva River will ha given considera­ tion at that time. Vary truly yeaurs, A. Kan Brewer" Tha show frankly says no­ thing except some considerstloa will bo given and it cer­ tainly seems strange to ms that suck a dangerous three miles of road eannot have at­ tention for almost another year. I am sura that anyone using this section will agreo with me that It is a disgrace to tho Stats of Florida. Ruth H. Gallagher Route 1, Box 100 Sanford, Florida Phil Newsom Soys Trade With Russia The "oceans" of trade once offered to tho West by So* vist Premier Nikita Khra* shchsv haven’t yet quite reach­ ed those proportions. But the volume of BastWest trade, which hit 94.6 billion last year, is headed for a new record this year and la enough to cause the United States concern. It also carrlea with it the possibility of opening up a new rift among the alreadybickering Western Allies. U. S. concern, which Is lut­ ing expounded In Europe this week by Undersecretary of Btate George W. Ball, is bused an two counts. One is the OUR growing teaptatlen,' notably among Britain and soma of tha smaller NATO nations, to reduce the list af strategic materials now embargoed agslnat sals to tha Soviet Union and ita satellites. The other deals with the long term credits being grant­ ed in some ceiea to tho So­ viets. The United States holds that these credits not only underwrite the Communist economy, they aleo permit the Soviets to continue to build up ■ war machine which soma day may be used against tho Week The United Ststee believes credit should be limited to five years with at least a 20 per BOARDING HOUSE T u o se BUFFOONS W ILL 6 M AM V- v TUI N S FOR A LAUO H .TO kiaa, AStOU W ELL KNOW/ ACTUALLY l AM BLENDING M M O R t IH THE B e c h e t i n g r e d ie n t s op *w 6*\JCr y * BOARD CKO TELL M&TOU. R EC IPtr,‘ SOURDOUGH STEW.* FOR H IE UPCOM­ ING COCKING CONTEST/1 COMBINE A KNOW - ‘ M U STBB U D 6 & O P CHCMIO'VRY WITH MY TR U E INSTINCT AJLCAM lX_ A_N CCREATE ____“ ____ _____________ ~ IC AN E X O T IC j IKte A 6G T FOR COOKERY, AND w sm f r o m v e r y S im p l e f a r e : t op c o u r s e f *S MlP • v>e« u L A j i v i t u t a our ERE.3UD6-] DISHES, TTHAS A OlSINO BY TltB TINCTIVC- AKOMA.V SM ELL/ WUA.T4 UP. (Like puuiins HIP BOOTS. FOR INSTANCE a M S LSU H a n f o r d f ljm t li) Page 10, Sanford, Florida, Thura., November 28,1963 w um a. u ib l o wr., c o m m JU L IA S k a r e m n u s AtMsIate Kdltor r s i :u v a n r » :i.T lls a a e ln a Ed ito r JV U I W M IXS C -u ntr Udltor C E C E LIA r t H X B B Soclaty Edito r and p u aLU H aa m ao w ells M.ch.iilc.l Hupt. JA N IB allO KM AKKB U u ,l n ,,a Jlanasar Cla«alfl,d Director HAnniwrr k. jomxsox cent down payment. Russia’s huge grain deals, including tha |2&0 million wheat agreement with the United States, have helped to focus attention on trade with the Soviet bloc but they are not at the seat of the argumenu The deal for U. S. wheat presumably Is one-shot and Is for cash. Meanwhile, Ku»*ian agents have been on a real buying ■pree. They wnnt not only Western Industrial goods but Western know-how as well. The Russians are buying en­ tire plants with which to pro­ duce fertilizer. They are buy­ ing ships from Italy, Sweden and Japan and pulp mills from Finland. From Britain they have or­ dered plants and machinery. With West Germany, the Soviets have closed deals for construction machinery, box cure and synthetic fiber plants. Under an agreement with ftsiy, Russia wiii ship’ iargo amounts of oil in exchange for machinery and chemical equipment. Germany is extending its system of economic missions throughout the Soviet bloc in the interests of expanding trade but agrees with the United States on the need for limited credit. France also is in gsneral agreement and es pccislly is not interested in Soviet barter schemes. The argument for expanded trade la that it will strengthen diplomatic ties and weaken Communist revolutionary xeal. The argument against it is th at In Soviet hands trade as much a weapon as a g if ^ O M f MOVIES finrti family gift • f them nil \ PWANK VO LTO LINB C lrru la tlo a By Hal Cechrsa Vacation flirtations a a n really lead to aomething if tba good wife hears about Dick West Soyi New Bridge Systei WASHINGTON (UP1) — New bridge boo lea are just shout aa common nowadays as pew cook books. Both contrib­ ute to our society. Thanks mainly to such pub­ lications, America ia tha only country ia tha world whsra a housewife ran burn tha roast and go down three tricks on a cinch slam hand simultan­ eously. The latest bridge book to come to my attention la n bit unusual In th at It was written by a practicing hureaucraL Its title Is "New Dimension Bid­ ding In Contract Bridge" and its (tuthor Is John B, Duncan, oris of the District of Colum­ bia commissioners. If Charles Goren now wants to write a bonk entitled Mllow to Run tho District of Colum­ bia," I’ll he glad to give him equal time. Duncan has devised a new system of bidding whirh he feels is superior to the Goren point count system that is widely used in this country. Possibly Goren, in retalia­ tion, could he persuaded to Lite a rrnrk at improving truffle conditions around here. As I understand it, the Dunesn system is based largely un the to talled "artificial" bid. And ns I understand that, an For HenL Day, Week or M o n t h . Good Machine*. Price* Reasonable. Drop In. pick out tko machine and take it with you. Tool Bogins when people start to buy out of town and Invest their money aw ay from homo. Financial institutions such as banks and savings and loan associations no longer have those dollars available in tho form of loans to help people buy a home or car. Improve a homo, hslp a merchant carry bettor stock, finance farm machinery or for a hundred other uses. Business stows down, young pooplo leavo for grroner pastures. A town wither* then dies. It's happening all over America. Today, nothing ever paid greater dividends or more handsome returns than loyalty to your community. Buy at homo and savo at homo. Thai's the way to keep our future as It should be, bright. CAMERA SHOP Dividend Not taking cart of your car can lead to having tt hauled ovor to a garage to have it overhauled. Too can keep a young daughter out of hot water by putting dishea in i t Boms teen-ags boys want to get ahead only ia traffic. COMPLETE INVESTMENT 8KRYKB Secerities Mataal ALLIN A C a t i l E. LEMON ST. LAKELAND, FLA. Member: Midwest Stock Rxeto Chicago Board af Trada Orlando Hales Representative MRS. STAN COMSTOCK Ml GA 9-4494 mail or bring this coupon and have the Sanford Herald delivered daily to your door for Only HAYNES OFFICE MACHINE CO. 314 Magnolia Avs^ Hanford Open Evenings ’ Dio On Tho Vino” Anticipated Therefore, when it comes y ur time to bid again you bid "threw oops." Thla gives partner tho op­ tion of either standing firm on three spades, going on to four opades or dropping back to two spades. If partner is smart, how ever, she will jump up from tho table and exclaim " i think tha roast is burning." Tha boxer who looks the dullest in training is not al­ ways tha ona polished off in tho ring. make this world a better placet" And if you haven’t, then get into action quickly! God didn’t put ua down ham in thla classroom ia His Cos­ mic School System, just to mark time. Nor are wt sums ice cream build beautiful gloat over. We are not the end of hu­ man creation, but are sup­ posed to become links In an eternal chain of moral prog­ ress. So see if you can tag a youngster with the ambition to go onward and later tag tha youth of his generation with similar idealism. Discuss thl» Idea of "reli­ gious tag" at S u j lay School this week. And send for my booklet "How to Perk Up (today School," enclosing a long stamped, return envelope, plus 20 cento. (Always write to Dr. Crana In car* af this new* paper, eacloalag a long stamped, addressed envelop# aad 94 cento to rover typ­ ing sad printing costa when yen send far ana of hial lets.) TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES A Town Can Wieboldt's •aid te advises. artificial bid ia a bid that is totally unrelated to the cards in your hand. Oftentimes Unit h a p p e n s when the bid le not artificial. But when it is done artificial­ ly, It Is Intentional. What 1 don’t understand is why the commissioner calls his system a “new dimension." My bridge crowd has been us­ ing artificial bidding for years. Only ours Is sixth dimen­ sional. We employ, in addition to hearts, spades, clubs, dia­ monds and no trumps, a bid known as "oops." For accuracy in bidding, It run’t bs heat, for1 tt permits the bidder to rectify n mis­ take. That, of eourae, Is tha main weakness of other bid­ ding systems. Ones you have made a bhl there la no way to wcnsel out of i t Let ua assume, for example, that your partner h at opened with one spade and you have raised to two diamond*. Part ner then jump* to three spudes, making it obvious that your two-diamond response was a mistake. City Square The ten acre block compri­ sing Temple Square in Salt Lake City, Utah, is surroundeel by a wall ordered by Hrighum Young aa a “ Make Work” project to keep the unemployed Mormons busy. tlan asar 210 8. PARK AVE. Any father can get the program he wants on tele­ vision a fte r the kids have gono to bed, if il suite his wifm group of toddlers? Because those t e a c h e r s , when they were youngsters, also w en “tagged" by similar unselfish teachers! So this "religious" tag ia vsry similar to tho playground gams of ordinary "tag." Xcl Wan had served as an Interpreter in a Mormon Mis­ sion ia in Hong Kong. Bho had only a limited knowledge of English so sha could not qualify ns aa ex­ change student. But she had faith that some, how the Impossible would be accomplished by a modern miracle. And it was. For out in Roy, Utah, were a generous couple named Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Rus­ sell. They were "tagged" with religious idealism by a mis­ sionary. So they just passed along the "tag" by going to the assistancs of Ksi Wan. Now this Chinese girl plana to enter Weber College, which is one of America’s fastest growing schools. Kel Wen says she hopes some day to bo able to help othere aa tbs Russella have so kindly aided hsr. So Kel Wan Is simply plan­ ning to "tag" others and thus continue this unbroken chain of morel idealism. When I address dental and medleal conventions, I urge those doctors to "teg" topnotch young high school grad­ uates. "Pick the cream of tho crop," I suggest. "Then try to ’sell’ them on your own profrsilon till they resolve to en­ ter dental or medical college. "For, nnless ws continue this job of recruiting new leaders for science and moral­ ity in each new generation, the whole fabric of moral so­ ciety may fall aparL" Ask yourselves, as you read this column today: "Have I svsr tagged any­ m m m First Federal Savings 312 W. FRST ST. PER WEEK �J> A -----------ri" "1 - * —..........— w as rvu;. Kov. M, 1MB — h f i Jerry Lewis Down But Not Out Off Beatrice Christian By 1 short B. FA I RK By Alan Fleam— J&€-TY*s caaccllttiss sf Jerry Lewis' TVer confirmed our tip of many weeks ago, but unhappy as this columnist was with the show, I can t help fooling sorry for Lewis. Ha'a alternating between Tonight Show* samod him s ttr z - g tedzitry rcpntxticn. which was smashed in a few months with Lewie. But John­ ny Carson won’t feel sorry for him. Cross's decision to go with Lowis cams aft­ er weeks of dealing, but the first Carson heard about it was whan Perry hand­ ed ia his two-week notice. Further, Carson got a real ehock when Perry decided to leers the show a weak earlier then ha promised. “Johnny, I’m iwHy ( M ad I m i ife. MWW • KM goinf to California,“ ho said. Ltwia isn't through with Vidcoiand by a lone shot Ha’ll bo back as soon as ho can figure a food format, bo* eauao Jarry c a n t taka dafaat in anything. Whan ha comas back, firs will gat you tsa ha'a ths samo bias taring, tun* •rarything, Insincaraly modest lad bo is right now. I'aa sick and tlrod of hoarinf critics rap "Hollywood (Ed Note: The fallowing article waa written by Theresa Beaten Beast for­ tears — real ansa — which merly ef Ovlede sad new af he sheds at ths drop of a Yaaceyvtlle. N. C. She tHlaa sympathetic smile. H “My First Some people are going to tat ■Bleat'*) feel eerry for producer Fer­ By ry Cross. His years with “The After 1 matriculated at Fisk (Jnlranity, Nashville, Tenm, I taught mathematin a t Huagtrford School, Eatonvilie, mad Florida Normal School, S t Augustine. After spending five yean at tha abort named schools Supt T W. Lawton succeeded in getting my father, P. B. Boaton, to penuado ma to beeoms principal of Orange Academy THERESA BEAM a t OTiedo. Mr. Lawton said that ha shears Jr. and paternal grand wanted me to be a principal of mother, Mrs. Lassie Thomas. a public school. Mr. Lawton Relatives attending from was very kind and sympathet­ DoLaad wort Frederick and ic. He wnmad me to be cart­ mother, Dr. 1. W, ful about discipline of the Stanley Karl and largo boys since 1 did not Mn. S. W. Dli. weigh but M pounds. I waa Visiting la our city recentvery anxious for my pupils to y wee Mrs. Thelma Knight hare for their motto “excel­ Evans and children of East lence in each subject.’’ For the Lansing, Michigan. s e e moat pert the puplle lived up to my expectations. Members of the Hl-Y ami I invited Superintendent Trl-Hl-Y of Grooms High at­ Lawton to visit my pupils tended services at Antioch each month end observe the Missionary Baptist Church of work. He accepted my invita­ Oviedo last Sunday morning. I tion, and said that he found it Accompanying tho group were ■ pleasure to visit us often. 1 Mrs. Altamease Dixon, Mr. PRICES GOOD THROUGH THUR& NOON believe one reason why the and Mn. Marshall Holloway, I teachers and pupils did very W. A. Ashley and Mrs. D. A. [ QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED good work wee because we Thomas. At 11 on Thanksgiv­ had wonderful co-operation ing morning, the Tri-Hl-Y will | ftom the parents. present a special Thanksgiv­ Even though many of tho ing program at tho Good 8a-1 2 C onvenient Locations; parents knew me from baby­ marl tin Home for its resi­ hood they gave me money to dents. Rev. and Mn. Harold I 4th. S t & Sanford A ve. — 1100 W. 13th. S t purchase everything that we B. Whitehurst attended tho wanted for the school. We First South Florida Baptist bought a fine new piano Association in Kissimmee. among other things and Mn. Whitehurst served as trained the young choir for minister of music. The asso­ music programs. Mr. Lawton ciation choir is composed of FRESH FRESH had studied music at Rollina members of the churches of | College, Winter Perk, eo be the boat city. The perform­ was always glad to attend my ance by the choir was most I concerts. gratifying, according to Mn. | FRESH FRESH ^ 1 shell always remember the Whitehurst. She was given helpful advice that 1 received handkerchief shower in ap-1 from Mr. Lawton my firat preclstion for her unselfish | year as principal of a five- devotion to duty. Rev. Whiteteacher school. hunt Is second vice modera­ TEN D ER LEG O ’ LAM B . . lb. 39c"“ After 1 finish directing vari­ tor of the association. He I ous types of workshops and served faithfully during the | LEAN M EA TY SPARE RIBS . lb. 38c music festivals, I relax by entire session. looking at Perry Meeon on TV and remember my first school • W IENERS • SM OKED SAUSAGE superintendent. M i the Its re,“ NBC and K*fnf* PasvM Welpere's nostalgia-ringing half • hour view into Hollywood’s famod and their foibtea. There la only just so much material that eaa be put Into a halfhour offering, and producer Jack Haley Jr. is doing it with a deft and considerate hand which some of his con­ temporaries might well mimic. Wolpers* future holds a sideline aeet at the birth of a mock. In this case, "Tho inger, have worked very close­ ly to put together whet must be an excellent entertainment Hollywood’s gossip min la touting "The Cardinal" as as axtra-apacial good bet for an Academy Award . , . Susan Stresberg has bar heart set on a handsome young actor, whs is bar constant escort in New York. Her problem la that the actor's wife digs him too, and ah# thinks ha'a atodytag la Knropo. P ratt Heleaa. of TV’s erst* wkila “Follow Tho 8un,“ ia in hot water around California. Hla first wife, now wed to a lawyer, plans to take him to court the minute ha sets foot la th at state. She wants the courts to maks him cough up for their two children. Iddia Fieher'a reason for not getting a divorce from U s Taylor la a vary good ono. If ho files without her con­ sent, ha won't got a cent of bar “Cleopatra" last, aasatf ••f to th» *•*»! they made while atlU happily aurriad. Lawyers for both art trying to work sot e aattlament which would allow Lis to hasp a bigger than than ths M par cant called for in their agreement. . . If IPs TV via* lance yon like, watch far a "Routs M" segment sailed "It's a Long Way Frau It* Louie.” G U A R A N TEED TEN D ER “TR U -TEN D R yX I SW IFT’S PREMIUM FULLY COOKED SMOKED FRESH PIG PORK SALE! Pork Shldr. lb. 39c Pork Hams lb. 49r Backbone lb. 49c Side Pork lb. 29c ^ Fall vacation ended Satur jlay for Mrs. Beatrice Dean Christian, who has been vacationlng here with her mo™ ther, M n. Mary Dean, and her godparents, Dr. and Mrs. George H. Starke. Mrs. Christ ian is originally of Sanford, She attended local elementary and high schools. She now resides in Indiana polls, Ind. She is In the cm pioyment of the finance center of the U. S. Army at Fort ^ Benjamin Harrison. Her as signment is in the headquart­ ers of inquiries and record division of allotment and de posits operation. She ia also a member of the statistical team of that division. Her duties comprise respon sibllity of collecting and furn­ ishing statistical data to the various levels of admlnistra 0 tion. ""Her"posHum' ai*i>gi vvs'fcvr the privilege to recommend changes, evaluate data, re­ po*! error trends and submit recommendations for Im­ provement In procedures with­ in the division. Mrs Christian’s position Is administrative and sbt one of two Negroes who has such Q an assignment. It is uue of the most highly classified jobs in tha center. While visiting Imre, Mrs. Christian toured other points in South and Central Florida, including urlsndo, Daytona Beach, Ft. Herce, West Palm Beach, Ft. Lauderdale and Miami. She was accompanied m on these trips by Mrs. George li. Starke. On returning to Indiana, site reports that her vacation was most enjoyable. • • ♦ Darryl Keith, son of Mr. and Mra. Robert B. Thomas Jr., celebrated bis seventh birthday on Saturday with a group of friends a this home. Tho* helping him celebrate and enjoying refreshments 9 served by Cynthia Alexis Clark. Mrs. Carolyn Johnson and his mother were Nathan Johnson, Bruce Scott, Bruce and Donnie Carter, Butch and Cindy Jones, Pamela, Mali*sla and Vanese John>oo, Ka­ ren Thornton, J e f f e r l c a Barnes, Jennifer Jones. Donng Wright. Edward Black- 9 VFW Conducting Safety Program For Bicyclists Nothing brightens a boy's ayes like seeing a bicycle un der the Christmas tree. The gleam of bright new paint, the shine of metal spokes and the flash of handle bars are re­ fleeted In his eyes. Ai a parent you should make sure that the bike that you buy him has all the equip­ ment that he needs—not the flashy accessories that im­ press tho kid next door, but the basic safety equipment required for aafe bicycling, lie also needs to be told or re­ minded — about bike riding rules. Ona way to do this Is to see u is r in i'Y n u a ’psTUcipsl'eV'W a national safety program be­ ing conducted by tha V.F.W. Their poets throughout the country are conducting this program in conjunction with the National Safety Council. The local V.P.W. posts distri­ buted free reflective tape to some four million youngsters lu I’J&J for use on their bi­ cycles. In addition, tbe V.F.W. is continuing a program to check the brakes, lights, han­ dle bars, and tiros of indi­ vidual bicycles to make sure | they a rt safe. They also check the ability of each youngster to handle his own bike. Yuur child c»n have many hours of sate tun on his bike if he will Just remember these basic rules. Obey traffic laws, signs and signals. A good bike rtdsr always stays on tho right and rides with traffic. Always ride single (lie and in s straight line, nevtr sig teg. Night riding it always dan­ gerous and should be avoided. If the child has to ride at night, for some reason, be iur« that the bike is equipped with light, reflector, reflec­ tive tape and see that tha child w e a r s light colored clothing. • HOMEMADE SAUSAGE . TENDER TASTY 3 lbs. 97c WILSON CLEARHROOK COI.I) MEDAL FLOUR 5 NO. 2'/» CANS SOUTHERN SOS CANS SHURFINE PEACH HALVES , FR U IT C O C K T A IL 0% 800 CANS 8HURF1NE Limit 1 With IS Order, Please 49 1 LB. CAN — Limit 2 With Order «> m CRAN BERRY SA U C E 2 “ 3 5 SA XET C U T GR. BEANS 8 OZ. PROS. EVEKFRESH SHURFRESH CANS H O T ROLLS B ISC U IT S . . . . . . WINTER GARDEN FRUIT • APPLE • PEACH • CHERRY 5-48 . PUMPKIN 3 -8 9 M a iv e s fo f P r o d u c e S W IF T S U. S. NO. 1 WHITE ■ ■ 4 % 4 % 25 E89‘ POTATOES GA. RED SWEET POTATOES 3 u*2 9 C R IS P CELERY y2 GALLON JUG Delta Syrup STALKS FRESH GREEN tBELL PEPPERS - 25* Full Line 01 Fresh Nuls �i 1* ------------- -• , . t h a h e a d e d tadehtedneaa clause, hot thla is not f f saffl- already have a charter board. After the Marsh elections, the first Utlag we did waa to ap­ point a charter hoard. They The Langwmd CKy Council will conduct a public bear­ ing at I p. m. nest Monday ia the CMy Han on n propos­ ed a mendment to tho general toning ordinance which would permit Tm-Julce products, Inc., a fresh fruit Jules com­ pany, to locate at the corner ef B. Lake Avenue and Senlaado Springs Drive. President of the Orlando company, William R. Creedcn, has advised council that his firm wishes to build a twostory plant adjoining tho cast •ids of Atlantic Coast Lint tracks which would employ aa estimated to persons for nine months of the year. Objections to tbs aoalng amendment which would al­ low the town to gat another now industry, if any, will bt heard Monday night for coun­ cil consideration. "Tima a n thlngi w on haf t r t n t which win interest the majority of tha peopto at this "Tha conalttoo reported that th# cbartar ia a good tlma suck aa tha Raercatian A na, for twatann. •Lawyara b a n told os that aa long aa tha ctartar la la tha handa of naldaata. It la a good eLarter. If mono? ia to ba sp o t, I faal it ahoald benefit tha majority of tha paopla." Arthur Forrin: "Wa w en not notified by Anderaon that he waa going to nleaae thla matter to tha newspaper*. Ha did it all on hia own. “After tha election laat March, a raaident of North Orlando, Frank Gore, and a group of other elUaena studied tha charter and roported to tha council that th a n la no­ thing to ha concerned with. “1 believe it will ba a waste of time and money for tha people. Wa have had It in the hands of several attorneys and they all said it is a good charter as long as it Is in tha hands of people elected. “The lawyer who prepared tills charter had nothing to do with North Orlando and did r - t write it for personal bene"I am very surprised at M a y o r Anderson releasing this to tho papers. If such a charter board is found neces­ sary, a qualified man to lead it would be Frank Gore, a man with previous experience with tho charter." Altam onte To Vote Tuesday AMmaeato Fprlngs voters am slated to go to the polls ■ext Tuesday to elect a mayor and council representatives frees Ward One and Ward Two. Only candidate in the elec­ tion facing opposition la in­ cumbent M a y e r Lawrence Swofford whose opponent Is G. W. ‘•Jerry" Tetrault. Run­ ning for tha Ward One post is incumbent Keith L. Nixon while newcomer Robert E. “ Bob" Newell is the only can­ didate out for tho Ward Two poet Swofford ia aa experienced public official having aerved four ysara as county commis­ sioner, four terms on ths Al­ tamonte Springs council and five terms as mayor of tho town. Hs lists a firs-Item pintform: (1) to work for a completa new charter and a com­ plete planning report to as. aura orderly development of tha town; (2) to endeavor to kaep taxes equitable and at a minimum; (3) to work for beautification of the entire municipality with emphasis on ths SR 434 area aa soon as four-lanlng ia completed; (4) to begin work, as soon as cnglncsrlng plans ars computed, on ths streets and drainage improvsments program and <B) to establish an adequate fire department to protect property and assure n reduc­ tion in Insurance rates. Hs cites as accomplishments G. W. Tetrault Nine Seek Election In Casselberry Aanual municipal elections will bo held ia Casselberry next Monday to elect a mayor, two aldermen, a clerk and a marshal Running for mayor are Carl Stoddard, Kohn Lady and Owen Anstoy; for alder­ men, incumbents Cliff Over­ man and George Howard and newcomers, Elton Bennett and C. S. MagilL Mrs. Mary Hawthorne, can­ didate for clerk and Gus Saw­ yer, candidate for marshal, art unopposed. Stoddard, who served as mayor of Casselberry in 1902, is a retired civil service em­ ploye. He has lived In the town for the past four years and is active ia many com­ munity and civic activities. He has devoted much time to tha organisation of civil defense in the area. He ia a member of American Legion Memorial Post 254 and ia on th credit committee of the Casselberry Citizens Credit Union. Lady, who, if elected prob­ ably will be the youngest mayor in the state, had not released a statement or photo­ graph to The Herald before today's deadline. He has serv­ ed one term, from 1940 until 1942, on ths Board of Aidermen. Luncheon Scheduled By Civic Club By M ia Bartsa Tha animal Christmas Luocheat meeting of tha Alta* monte Springs Civie Club will bo held at 12:30 p. m . aext Wednesday at the Community House. Mrs. Julia Day, farmer member ef the club, srtQ ba guest speaker using as her topic, "Cbristmai Customs ig I tbs USA." A covered dish luncheon will ba served with the mala ' course provided by members of the executive board. Serving as hostesses will be Mrs. K. A. Jutbe, Mrs. George Hearn, Mrs. B. T. Walls, Mrs. Clifford Sands, Mrs. R. T. Overly, Mrs. M. » G. Pate, Mrs. W. R. H ot - * berg, Sirs. Frank O'Brien, Anstey, a newcomer on the political scene in Casselberry, has been a resident of the town for the past four years. A member of the Volunteer Fire Department and first aid Instructor, he recently was cited for quick action in ap­ plication of direct breathing to help save ths life of an in­ fant David Kenneth H am il He is a member of the Flor­ ida 8tate Firemen’s Associa­ tion, of tho Disabled Ameri­ can Veterans and of ths American Legion. He Is em­ ployed as manager of com­ ponent sales for Cordray Inc , an electronics firm. He promises to operate the town In a business like and progressive manner without partiality; Institute a local beautification program; ex­ pand the recreation program and facilities and work to fur­ ther industrial potentialities. Elton Ilennett is a member of VFW Post 10050 and of American Le­ gion Memorial Post 264. In a statement to the Her­ ald, he "promisee the citizens th st If returned to office hs will advocate honest and in­ telligent consideration of problems aa they arise and will represent them to the best of his ahility, working for the advancement of the community, not just one day of the month, but every day." He continued, "1 have been your alderman for tho past two years and In the last year alone have attended more than 10 meetings of the board on your behalf." Howard, also a member of the board for the past two years and a former member of the toning board, has been a resident of Casselberry for eight years and presently lives at 505 Queen’s Mirror Circle with his wife, lads, and their five year old daugh­ ter, Maurice Ann. lie is a masonry contrac­ tor by trade and Is active in Overman, a general building contractor, has served on the board for the past two years, lie hat been a property own­ er In Casselberry for tho past It years and livea with his wife, lletty, at 1017 Crystal Bowl Circle. A former building Inspector for the town, he Is a disabled veteran of World War II and ctvlc organisations In the com­ munity. He la commander of the VFW Tost and Is a mem­ ber of the American Legion and Volunteer Fire Depart­ ment. Howard promises. If re­ elected, to work to provide better drainage, improved roads ami more recreation fa­ cilities. Bennett, out for his first term on tiie hoard, lives at 327 Semlnola Boulevard with his wife, Hope, herself a for­ mer member of the board. They have one son, Bobby, who is In tho Class of '41 at the U. S. Naval Academy at Annapolis. The Bennetts have lived since May, 195*4, | n CusjcIberry where he operates his own barber shop. He is a veteran of 21 years' service in the U. 8. Mr*. H aw thorne Gua Sawyer motny Association. Presently serving the town as a member of the xoning board, (lennett says he is run­ ning for office as "he believes It Is the duty of every citixen to participate in local govern­ ment." Magill, also out fur his first term as alderman, moved to Casselberry three years ago and lives on Ivey Rond with hi* wife. He U a reg­ istered real estate broker. A veteran of both World Wars, he was discharged for a physical disability in 1915 with the rank of captain, lie worked for two years with the U. S. House ot Represent­ atives assigned to the UnAmerican Activities Commit­ tee. lie told the Herald that, if elected, he would like to see additional recreation fa­ cilities and expansion of the police force. He said thut he “will put up a good fight for election and will stand up fur what is right if elected to the board." Mrs. Hawthorne, who as­ sumed duties of town clerk on Sept. 27 after the resignation of Mrs- Lillian Henning, now Is sn unopposed csndldate for a full term in the office. She moved to Casselberry in 1954 and lives with her husband, Barry W. and ions, Barry, 10 and Mark, seven at 112.1 Quintuplet Drive. 8h# is a graduate of St. Louis Business School and was emp'oyed for many years In the office of th* Chief N a­ tional Bank Examiner in St. Louis. .Marslull Sawyer, elected by the voters to the office on four previous occasions, __Is running for re-election and is also unopposed. He and his wife, Z«ta, live at 741 Semlnola Boulevard. Sawyer says, if elected, he plans to continue a safety pro­ gram for the protection of school children who are load­ ing and unloading In the town as well as providing police protection for citizens of the community. Candidate Gives Statement By Dmaa Estes Longwood Council Candi­ date Joe Dean today issued a statement to the press con­ cerning hia opinion on Sunday hours and extended dally hours for the sale of Intoxi* rating beverage* in the city Dean said: "Contrary to the way It wa* reported, I did express an opinion on th* forthcoming referendum to appear on the Dec. 3 ballot concerning Sun­ day sales of beer and the 2 a.m. closing of taverns. "I said tha alcohol ques­ tion should he settled by pop­ ular vote. Th* referendum should contain a definite final and binding conclusion, not a suggestive referendum. " It is not Democracy whe# six men have th* right t« tell th* majority of the voteA If they vote correctly or not. If tha town charter demands that council must m skt any change in th* city ordinance, regardless of the express will of tha people, then tha char-' ter should ba changed-" Lawrence Swofford under hit administration the new $550,000 municipal water system to Do financed solely by water revenues; the pur­ chase of a new Easy Pack jjnfbstf*_Inietrj^ _st a*t_ of _JJi• streets and drainage project and, In recreution, the buildin i: of a Little League Base­ ball field, appointment of a Citizens Recreation Commit­ tee and the taking of initial alrps for the new Recreation Building. Members of the DeBary Emergency Committee voted to keep the committee active lu the future at a meeting of the group held thla week In the Community Center With Kress Walter presiding. Chairmen named were S. II. English, transportation; G. K. lloeft, welfare, with William Brumbaugh assistant; Thorn­ ton K. Smith, Volunteer Fire Department; Michael Donlon, organizations; Dr. Georgo Frison Sr., medical; Constable Oscar Paplneau, police and Mrs. Adam Muller, publicity for newspapers. Members will be appoint­ ed by each club and organ!xatlon in the community to serve as representatives on the overall committee. The next meeting will be held at 9:30 a.m. on Jan . 20 at th* Community Center. Ail in­ terested residents are urged to attend this meting. Resldenta will be asked to fcava suitable food, w ater and Warm blankets on haud for RW B MTgeocy that may arise. Keith L. Nixon PAGE 12 THURS., NOVEMBER 28, 1963 COUNTY NEWS Tetrault has advised that if elected mayor he feela hia first consideration should he for the safety of the livi-u and property of the people point­ ing uut th at he thinks the fire department la In desprrato need of improvement, of man­ power, equipment snd super­ vision. Ho further state* (lint hu feels them ia a great need for LtUer organization of town records stressing th* fact that information should be readily available to the clerk and tux collector to avuid UtUieceesury time lots and delay to the publie when information ia de- aired. He advocate* a closer rela­ tionship with civic clubs, so­ cial s r g s n i i a t l o n s and churches and says that many Improvements can be made for the wrlfure and beautification of Altamonte Springs. Nixon, who has served ou th* council for the past two years aa finance chairman and mayor pro-tem, describes him­ self as being "cunsmuUvo by lly Donna Kate* By Mrs. Adam Muller I Another special guest at Club, at a regular meeting held recently a t the Mansion House, voted to amend Article XI of the by-laws to separate existing "publicity" and "hiaturian" chairmanships into two commit tees. When amended the article will provide for committees mnlcr the heading of program, publicity, historian, member­ ship, auftul und exhibition*. This amendment will in- voted upon at tho Dec. 5 meeting. Regular business meetings of the club ara held a t 10 a.m. on the first Thursday of Virginia. each month, S e p t e m b e r througli May. A special exhibition ot paintings and crafts pertain­ ing to Christmas will be shown at the Mansion during the month of December. Membets are asked to cooperate und have display articles st the Mansion, ready for show­ ing. no later than Friday. Tho club's Christmas Party will be held next Monday st 7:30 p.m. at the Munsion. Spe­ cial guests for the occasion will be members of tha Semiuole-Sanford Art Association. Mrs. Viola Howard, program chairman, has planned a gay and co'orful evening with mu­ sic and refreshment*. ,AH buttons ami plans of the town members, their husbands' which benefit tho young peo-j wives, and their guuat* ute invited to attend. Peterson of Zephyrhtlls whose one man show has hern on exhibit this month at the Mansion. J te b frl_ £ ...N e w .rlL The Longwood Home Dem — - - —n - p —r— u. Legion Unit To Sponsor Film By Mrs. Adam Muller Thr Auxiliary Unit of De­ nary’* Herbert I). Gihh Amer­ ican Legion Post 250 will sponsor a film program this Friday at 7:30 p.m. in the Community Center. The film, to he shown by Commander Peter Koppennal and narrated by Mrs. Kopill be on pictures penaal, made during the coupie'a re­ cent European tour. The program will be open to thr public. A silver offering will be received for us* in the Unit'* philanthropic projects. 25 Donors Mrs. Ray Beasley, civic chairman of the Oviedo Wo­ man's Club announced today that 23 persons doaated blood during the recent visit made by the Central Florida Blood Bank mobile unit. Donors 10:30 a. m. next Thursdny nt tho Civic League Ituilding on Church Street. Mrs. Felix Mcgr, president, will conduct the meeting. A Christmas Tarty, during which members will exchange gifts, will follow the meeting and luncheon. Mrs. R. It. Gray is in cliarge of arrangements fur the party and Mrs. Carl S rtjr Is in charges of hostesses for th* day. Interested women in the week’s meeting arc invited to area who wish to attend next bring a covered dish and a 50 cent gift and join regular number* of tho club for the occasion. A board meeting of officers and committee chairmen was held on Tuesday of this week at the home of Mrs. Mcgc to make plans fur the regular meeting. The County Council meeting to 1m> held Dec. 4 also was discussed. By Sirs. Atom Muller The Florida Federation o! The DeBary D u p 11c a t e . creation Hall of the DeBary Art will be celebrating Christ mas at the Denary Mans lot ridge Club played its Mast-1 Fire Station at « p. m. _ . . . . 1 Tho** j;hb?£-JafpraMloc. during the month of Decenv uake reservations her wiih an Open* House aM should contact Mrs. If. E. Reception planned for each Batson at her home, 230 Agua of the first three Sundays. Hanging in all the galleries Vista Drive in DeBary. will be paintings depleting tiie Christmas season. Also on display will be the 1943 Civic League Circuit Exhibition of 32 paint­ ings from clubs throug-’wut Sets Annual (he slate and some 20 paint­ ings from the Florida FedcrProgram ation Convention held last Bjr Donna Kales The animal OhrMimm Tarty week in Hollywood which did of the Longwood Civic League not go on circuit for the com­ will take pluce during the reg­ ing year. The iirst open house and ular Dccemlier meeting of the organization to be held next reception will be held thla Tuesday at 2 p. m. in th* Civic Sunday and will be sponsored League Building on Church by the DeBary Garden Club which will have floral works Street. Mr*. E. P. Richards will be of art on exhibit. The Garden In charge of th* Christmas Club is a civic member of U>« program. Serving as hostesses federation and has taken a will be Mrs. Don Hltaman, very active part in its activi­ 31rs. C. R. Nickols, Mrs. P. V. ties. Humhlen. Mrs. Leruy Hen­ The Mansion will be deco­ nessey, Mrs. John Kcama and rated in keeping with ths Mrs. Gerard Henson. Christmas season ami there 3lrs. Elizabeth Hill*, presi­ will bo suitable background dent, has Issued invitation to music. all interested women to a t­ The second open house and tend the League meeting for reception, to be held on Dec. this special occasion. 4, will be sponsored by tha DeBary Women's Club, an­ other active civic member Library Meet which will include a display The executive board of trus­ of crafts. will bo 1 p. m. as usual. Tho tees of the Altamonte Springs The third and final enterclub will hold an election of Community Library Associa­' tainment will be sponsored by officers after tho game fol­ tion will meet next Tuesday' the DeBary Civie Association lowed by a social hour and at 8 pv m. In th* Library' also a civic member, whtet fjinnAf m j b f Building ea Maitland Avenue.>1will be ia charge at j&tui* } | ^ * �* * \y m x ju S ^ O k : i &' 1 m fj i w ,a |T ' v i k i i * B l • ,» ! ;. i * V ■1 ■ COVER GIRL �T v : ------r * T‘§/ 'V- ; t . 1 • • • fj J i? 1 1 Mpa* Gowm, Panties, Robes, Baby Doll Pajamas > 1 N T* ’IBM U 1 0 -0 0 sensation lit • Setting • Sham pooing ' *<> FOR APPOINTMENT CA LL FA 2-5692 EVELYN'S BEAUTY SALON • Haaol Geartop • Lillian E is^ • Marian loath • Evelpa Peacock IN MONTEZUMA HOTEL BUILDING 3RD ft MAGNOLIA SANFORD Jewelry Ik L u m ie Car. 1st SL A Palasetts Are. N ative M aterials Good Decorations Members of tha local gar­ den and home demonstration elube are ingenious when it cornea to fashioning attractive holiday decorations from na­ tive materials. Tha various types of palms supply the raw material for much of thoir handiwork, with juat about avtry part of tha palm coming in for attention. The apethea from tha Queen Palm, erroneously known as the Cocos plumotis, are used plain, painted or varnished for containers for fruit, flowera or Christmas decorations. They are alto cut In half and used aa background for floral arrangements. The seed stalks are used plain or spray painted, dec­ orated or woven into attrac­ tive epergnes which can be used to hold flowers or Christ­ mas decorations. The frond of th# lowly pal­ metto Is used plain or silvered as background for many ar­ rangements and la made into clever door twaga ty braiding and spraying. Pina cone* ranging from the large eonei of th* Longleaf Pins to tha small Shortleaf cone* era used In many ways either natural or painted. A lovely wreath can be made from sprigs of podocar. pus stuck Into rolled chicken wire. A table sited Christmas tree ean be formed by atlckIng sprigs of Arbovltae into both sids* of a tree shaped piece of plywood covored with hardware cloth and decorated with tiny lights. Clusters of dried Chinaed gold or silver also make lovely decorations. Novel and attractive "flow era” for corsages, wreaths, plaques and arrangements aro re n n e u i ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY * Ouf mhmmI b itfib i ipm It M rt... ft* 2 big days aft* THanksfivffial If* tha "atiWaT kick-off for staritn* your Christmas ihoppNi with tndv ovtttanding bays! made from the leaves of Span­ ish Bayonota or Yucca trees, which are cut in V-thaped pieces, washed, dried end bak­ ed in a 250-dcgree oven for an hour. They are then fast­ ened with florist wire and floral tape. They are used in the natural brown shade* or can be sprayed gold. Tips On Making Own Yule Cards All you need, to make your own distinctive Christmas cards, It a little artistic talent, lota of apart time, plenty of patience and loms scrap* ef clothl If you have these things, then this article la for you. The first step ia to select th* envelope. It’s much easier to cut your cards to fit the en­ velope than to have to make or even try to find envelopes to fit your cards. 8 ta rt with a nice piece of card-weight papor, folded In half so your message can be written inside. Next, sketch or trace the de­ sign you like (keep It very simple) onto a piece of tracing paper. Then transfer tha sketch to your card by meant of carbon paper. Try te keep the pencil Unas lig h t Now you're ready te eat the pieces of fabrie that you will paste Into position on tha card. To do this, use the original design and trace th* section you want on tha back tide of the fabric. Cut out and pasta tviTn-iV-wiitvi; fcvjvta.arrs'psv.y They look like any other tie -but they aren’t! AnlnsUn-Tie ilip i on easily and stays secure­ ly in place. Natural hand lied luck. ,. light a* a (ra th e r.,, so comfortable to wear. » ilflti. • Styling ONLY 22 MORE SHOPPING dayg 'til Christmas . . . but im patient Cathy Casselberry Just can’t wait to hang up her stocking for Santa to fill with goodies. Cathy is the five-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Casselberry, of Casselberry. (Herald Photo) DREAMY GIFTS OF LINGERIE Harold Chapman, publicity. Jimmy Joaea and Jim Wada are chairman la charge of telling balloon* and peanut* at tha parade with tha pro* ceeda to tha Jaycaaa' annual project of taking children from the Lutheran Haven in 81avia Christmas ihopplng. • C utting BLOUSES Harried homemakers need all tha htlp they can gst dur­ ing the holiday season. One wap a thoughtful husband can lend a hand without lifting a finger la bp presenting hia wlfa with a new automatic electric range just b e f o r e Christmas. With its automatic timing and accurate heat controls, a new site trie range will save her from constant pot-watchine and those tiresome treks to tho kitchen to mako aura everything’s all right. It'll also enure her of conalatentlp good result*. ChrUtmao dinner cooked fa a new eltctrle range with two ovens will be juat a* lavlah and succulent as Grandma’s used to, but Mother will have far mora time to spend with the family Instead of In a ■teaming kitchen. Those double ovtns will be •specially handy during the weeks before the holidays— for making pies, cookies and cakes to giro as Christmas presents. Daklng them In big batches In two automatically controlled ovens saves hours of kitchen time. taa dajooa dasta ffcal, and • 11* i .-> l 111i » faraatlaw n w a n ifai fit lan* Uan tn tha line-up and a map of tha parada roota prior la tha parada data. Daoa Kliaganaadth i t gaworal panda ehalnnaa and David Berrien will be parade marahaL Jack Ludwig win be la charge of crowd control; Wondall Davit, Jadgea and dlgnltarlaa; DaWitt Matthew*, til Oak to Fou-thjjsnat on Fourth . Tire litit haaiuat C m w ta n tLipoate la p ^ X ?r?3 ?-.-L{«*:—K a zL .^ m rJ . J lT fi *"d j plar tnt*w «I,__ from th e n th«y will bo fuaTh« panda will eontinu# parada will bo held in Sanford idea* for float*. Wednesday, atartlng at 3:90 The annual event is *pon* noted Into tha parada at r«K* | down First to Oak; aoath on sored bp the Merchant* Di* rition of tha Chamber of Common# aad la ttaged bp the Sanford-Bemlnoia Japeeeo and thla year’* parade prom* lata to bo bigger and batter than ever with ever 100 unite scheduled to participate. Bands from Seminole High, Lyman, South Seminole Jun­ ior High, Crooms Academy, DaLand, Daytona Mainland, Leesburg, Eustla, Winter Park and Jonee High are alated to march in the parade. First and aocond piaea tro­ Lovely G ifts phies will be awarded floats in tha following categories: Commercial, juslor civic, schools, senior chic, and re­ ligious organisations. Many dtp aad countp dig* aitarits have been invited to ride ia the parade. The judges stand will be located at F in t and Magnolia. SWEATERS Starting point for the par­ ade will be F in t Street and Sanford Aronue with all units other than bands lining up to Sanford Avenue; breaking down East P int. School bases will unload and load the band* Small feathers, beads,1 braids, woven tapes, lace and doilies can be used, too. Just mako sure that you us* a good glue. THERE’S COMFORT AFOOT GIVE A SWISS MOVEMENT WITH SHEARLING LAMB! 17 JEWEL TOWNCRAFT! Slipper comport, slipper quality . . . a t a price th a t fita so nicely into your holiday budget I Deep, warm electrified shearling lamb ia snugly lined with a napped fabric . . . padded heel, soft sole! For th at special man or woman 1 Penney’a own Towncraft! 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Short, Average, We Stock A Complete Line Of W ILK IN SO N (StOI 5 aM sdki'A DOWNTOWN SANFORD u a tin * Proportioned To RAZOR ULADES & QUALITY HAND TOOLS ! : f t p W tU fA M S HARDWARE Cotton Sheen (iubunline 6-TRANSISTOR PORTABLE WITH 9-VOLT BATTERY! Dacron Polyester Cotton Machine Washable Great gift! The best portable radio buy we’ve ever offered! ’’ speaker! Iron out' "over size" antenna! Pocket size! "Spotdial” tuning! 90 day warrantee against de­ fective materials and workmanship I �‘ ft vX‘<■££ vjfi J&C-*■ . . .. 8 |e Oaafnrfc KJt . frralk Nor. 28, IOC3—Page 3-A • IP ’vV?* ' Floridans Appreciate Yule W ithout Snow G iv e E a s y C o m fo rt Evans HAND TURNED SLIPPERS K Is the custom for many of our visitor* from northers climate* to bemoan the fact that "it just doesn’t seem like Christmas without snow" while they are sitting around looking up the Florida son* shine and sipping fresh orange juice surrounded by pel ms and flaming poinsettls*. Perhaps they have forgot­ ten that it was In n land of palm trees and sunshine that the very first Christmas took place. Floridians enjoy t h e i r "Christmss in the Sun." ebterring the traditional joys of the season with a Florida flair. The same beloved carols fill the air as the area’s many churches welcome the Advent season with special Southern Tots Wait Santa, Too Seminole County young•ter* look forward to th* ar­ rival cf Santa Clau* with same lUrry-eyed anticipation as do their northern counter­ parts and hang op their atoeklng* with the same op­ timism. On Christmas m o r n i n g , however, Instead of n bright •AiOHtt OM*A We have a woudcrlul adixiiuu of these turnout! slippers. . . soft and sm art. . , superbly crafted of the very finest leather, specially tanned for slippers. Drop in soon. You’ll find just the style •nd color for the man on your mind! F o r "M errjt" Christmas Shopping Stop in Todagt .. Lingerie pageants and service*. Some of them present manger scenes in front of their churches, using live actors and animals. Hearts are filled with the 'Christmas Spirit” as resi­ dents strive to make things a little bit brighter for their fellovrmen. Homeowners go all out to decorate their yards and homes with gay lights and figures cr religious scenes. Local stores will soon be filled with shoppers intent on finding just "the right gift" to please family or friends. Each year the increased se­ lection of beautiful and useful gilts mikes the choosing more difficult. Homemakers try to outdo themselves In decorating for tho holidays and preparing all those delicious treats. Peignoir Sets. Gowns, Slips, P J ji Costume Jewelry *’ v f it* . Purses — Sweaters Blouses — Skirts Hosier>’ • Gift Certificates • 1.ay-Away a / FUTURE HOMEMAKERS CLUB at Lyman High School wiU dress np. proximatcly 80 dolls for the Marine Reserve ‘Toys for Tots” Drive thin Christmas. 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A Aa la tka Mat. tkay will ka laaaad by mo labors of tka aridM titria ergaabeUeae. Paitbipatiag groups are M e t Oak, Hatary, Lbaa, Klwaals, Seated Woman's Club, aad World War 1 Vataraaa, Bar­ racks ML The Salrattai Army's Boa­ t e d a te bolpa approximately MS temttiee each year at Christmas time aad dlstriitwoaa five aad ala which altlmaUly Victorisa f a m i l y ( t i b n d arcaad the holiday table, la addftba to depleting tastema of sM a t to tka peer. Cole bed lithographed eoploe of Horae, ly’s work ■truck off aad mall* ad the earda out la of 1144. la 1174, Louie Proa* printtd the first American greetIng cards In his lithograph chop In Boston. That cards wera noted for their artlstle quality and wore sold all over the United States. Thue waa begun a h o l i d a y tradition whleh la now an accepted part of the season . . . receiving warm greetings of love and good will through the mall at Chriatmaa time. Front Door Tip s For Decorations You can make your door In­ to n hug* Christmas package by pinning wldo strips of red sntlny material to alt four sides, and drawing them to­ gether into n great bow, add Ing ornaments and holly for cclor contrast Whatever the materials you decide upon for your decora­ tions, make euro they are sturdy and ran he fastened se­ curely. If your entrance Is un­ protected, weatherproof your designs with a coating of clear shellae or use water-re­ sistant materials such as oil­ cloth. y o u * hom e comes J to t This Christmas A toy * o p wUl bo M t up at Ho Salvation Afmy’a headtor woody parents ta oomo to and cbooee g toy for etch child la tholr family. Maty toys are dooated by ladlvldusb or group* aueh as the Marias Reserve through their "Tore for Tote” drive aad too Bemlaole High Breed cast dub. The Salvatioa Army alec ta aa saaeal Christmas Par­ ty aad dietrlbutai Christmas baskets to iodlvlduab aad families la need. iM begs -re dletribated te cteer up patieate la the hospital aad rest hemes, u well s i inmates of tbs city and county jaUs given out as M ir Christmas as possible, theta hags contain Bruit, can­ dy and a useful gift Applications wUl be taken during the month of Decem­ ber from those seeking assis­ tance, This year the Salvation Army Is cooperating with New Baby Dolls Are Performers The world of dolla abounds with astonishing new talents, all ksjred to making It moro difficult than ever to differ­ entiate dolls from real chil­ dren. Star performers this Yule tide are the new contingent of bnby doll* whose behavior al­ most sssctly reproduces the muscular virtuosity of Infante and toddlers and most of the human babies, repertoire of sound effects as well. The muscular activity of the baby Is reproduced with fa*cl nating realism by a new Infant doll prototype. When this ac eompli.hcj cherub sucka on her bottle she squirms and wriggles in a manner modeled exactly after real baby move­ ments. Thera’s a doll that Inughs when tickled and an­ other that cries when spanked A real surprlee for even «xpcrlenred connoisseurs of ths modern playroom phenomenon — the doll conversationalist— la a new pram, wired so that when the doll mother pulls eord the doll In the pram starts chattering without be Ing touched at all. Another addition to new doll arcompli.hmanta In tho vocal area is the inclusion of for­ eign languages in tha doll con­ versational repertoire. iW -R O O B IU L * ' Afr i i i linim niiM ii s u m mom w Kader Jewelers 111 8. Park Av*. THREE OP SANTA’S local helpers, Mrs. Carem Gager, Capt. Harry Foden and Capt. Mildred Foden, hla wife, of tha Salvation Army, are shown wrapping toys in an effort to sae th at no child is forgotten this Christmas. W allis Cabinet Shop Clearing House Set To Aid Yule Needy By la a e Casselberry Tho 8alvatlon Army and Sanford Elks Lodge No. 1241 are co-operating this year In an effort to establish for the first time a clearing house to aid all l o c a l agencies, churches and civic clubs in their welfare projects a t Chriatmaa time. A card indsx wilt be set up with tha name and addrssa of families rcclvlng baskets or other help from local groups to avoid duplication whereby on* family might receive aid from several sources and another b« over­ looked entirely. The clearing house also will supply informstion to any­ one who might want to give a basket or any other form of help, thereby aiding a fa­ mily who might not be known to need assistance. Any organisations planning to aid needy families are asked to submit the names by calling the Salvation Army's local office during tho hours of 9 s.m. to S p.m. between Dee. 2 and Dec. 20. If the names are not in the master file they will bo added to it. If someone calls wishing to help a family or Individual, they will be given a name not one the master list and a card will be added to tha file. I* is felt that If all tha or­ ganisations and Individuals cooperate to make this clear­ ing house a success, that there can be a moro effective distribution of aid to the needy during tho Christmas holiday. Gen* Walter* Is chairman for tho Elks and C apt Harry 8. Foden Is commanding of­ ficer of the Salvation Army. Barbara Berry Writes Theme This year’s Chriatmaa P ar­ ade them# "Christmas under tho 8un" was chosen from over 100 entries aubmitted by school children all over tho county. I t was suggested by 11. year-old Barbara Berry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Berry, Lake Howell Lane, who ia a student In the sixth grad* a t South Semi­ nole Elementary School a t Casselberry. She was presented with a f 25 savings bond and will rids in the parade on Wed­ nesday, Doe. 4* 915 W . 3rd. S T , SANFORD, FLA. 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For a Christmss gift any family will en­ joy, make a sugar plum tree. It will add a warm, festive tiota to the Yulstido celebra­ tion. Use a real or artificial tree about two feet tall and hang It with brightly froeted Christ* mss cookies, garlands of chanberries and tinted popcorn, fruit candies tied with ribbon, and candy-dotted popcorn balls. Top H with a star-shaped cookie a-gleasa with silver can* dies. Head of the home eco­ nomics department of a spice company, packers of spices, herbs, and extracts, suggests that a cookie tree be used as a decoration for the front hall during the holidays. Guests can bo Invited to nibble on the decorations I (Ksep extra cook* les on hand to replace disap­ pearing ones, she suggests). The “goodie tree” la so easy to a sk s that even the children can help. In fact, they’ll prob* ably want to. Put them to work stringing the cranberries and popcorn, which go on first. (For extra color, tint the pop* corn by sprinkling with dUutad food color). Next comes the popcorn balls. Roll them In eaka decerettes while still sticky, insort colored pipe cleaners and hook the ends over the tips of the branches. Next, fix your fruit candy balls. Here’s how: grind togather H pound each of pitted prunes, seedless raisins soaked fire minutes id warm water, seeded dates, and figs or apri­ cots. Add 1 cup of chopped nuts, ft teaspoon of salt and 1 teaspoon of cinnamon. Shape into small balls. Roll In a mixture of H cup sugar, and 1 teaspoon cinnamon. Wrap balls in squares of col ored cellophane and tie the ends with red or green ribbons and loop to tips of branches. Now for the cookies and here yon can let your fancy roam. Use cookie cutters or make your own cardboard patterns by tracing whims leal animals from children's books or magazines, i’lace cardboard patterns on the dough and cut around them with a sharp knife. Before the cookies are popped into the oven, make a hole in each one large enough for the string which will be used to hang it on the tree. When cookies are done, let your ar tistie talents take over. Decorate them with confectioners' sugar frosting and cake dec orettea and make them as gay and colorful as your Christ­ mas mood. TO IN V ITE YOU TO STOP IN VERY SOON — GIVE US TIME TO B E SURE YOU HAVE TH A T SPECIAL — DIAMOND RING — BROOCH 1 i S t . ' s , , ! OR DIAMOND PENDANT FOR THAT “SPECIAL” PERSON GW ALTN EY JEW ELERS AMONG SANTA'S HELPERS are th e postofflee employes. John D. David (left) and LeRoy N. Napper struggle with the avalanche of pack­ ages already descending on the Sanford pekt- MRS. C. E. CLEMMKR, president of Grace Methodist Church WSCS, displays some of the attractive Christmas decorations which can be made from native materials. The door awog was made from braided palmetto fronds sprayed with gold by Mrs. Russell Kitner, who will in­ struct others how to make them at the Advent Festival a t the church from 8:30 to 7:30 p.m. Sunday. (Herald Photo) office in what promises to be the biggest holiday season yet. Postmaster Cecils Heard aaya . . . "Mail early and use the ZIP code number 1" (Herald Photo) ' 294 8. Park S IZ Z L E F ll FA 2-6599 DOWNTOWN SANFORD USE OUR LAYAWAY TODAY! M d iM h d Stock Cor Roto Sot er i W i 24" or 24" Flyer! $140 Molds! Chrome feoders, han- Pre Christmas Sale (Blmllar Te im i K«a and trim! Safety approved reflector Illustration) Five-position adjustable pedals, antenna retracts! 79* Shower Curtains Regularly fl.49 Exciting figure • race with fly-over ump ramp that tL ows care to jump together or switch lanes in a id -a irl Individual control always maintained! 2 variable speed controls. TracksI Life-Stie 3 1 " Thlrstee Doll ley's 24* English Sberweed Flyer s Baby doll drinks from life-site bottle! Dressed smartly in flats* nal jacket, knit booties, diaper. Wrapped in plaid blanktt with ribbon tie. Cute! New 9-speed TwistGrip gears! Caliper brakes and two-tone raddle, chrome trim! Flamboyant finish! Upholstery Fabric Regularly 16.93 Yd. a IM I Brivoe VarOo DECORATOR $1 . 9 5 With Dm alt. PILLOWS to 10" Baby Dell Rqckfng In Her Own Cradle * 3 .9 5 each Drink and Wet doll wills vinyl movable arms, head, legal Plastic nursing bottle! USE OUR EASY LAY-AWAY PLAN World Glebe Value - packed metal globe in full color! Giant 29* circumference! Complete u p -to -d ate mapping of countries! Easy to read! ALANS Fabrics & Rugs 2559 Park Dr. Ph. 322-5783 Sanford, Fla. Holiday Specials! Ideal t New "WOT Tiny Tbumbetlne WU IhrSol M Wiggles like reel baby) Cuddly soft. Id* tall. Giant Western Auto Trailer Truck Battery Huh Gisnr steam-type locomotive, plus 4 Train Set cart. Goes forwardreverse! Includes 6 curved & 2 straight tracks! 212 onAlXyuurChristmasgiftsat EAST FIRST ST. FRED M. SMITH, Y O U D O N ’T NEED CASH ! BU Y O N EASY TERM S! W o , OWNER y o /S * 'WaTrVC*. qY r#Q\ 50^ * �ju rtW ria ttl 'V uid& tM L "D O R M II" To EVERYONE lo m f/ Slip p ers ON Y O U R CHRISTM AS L IS T * D IA M O N D S • JE W E L R Y GIVE THE BE8T FOR A LASTING REMEMBRANCE! • W A TC H ES • SILV ER W A R E Tin BraaOtaa f i t * * , the A r M i m a l t s , the Fjrt* caatha, aad th* various holly trtoa all have brlfhk berries. Ym ara advised act to re»b oat tat® tho wood* sad itart breaking off branch**, though, a* tha Dahooa Ik* or swamp holly, Yanpoo Hot and Ik* opoca or Amarkaa prickly holly ara protected by Florida law. Tbair porchaoo or aak la prohlbitad by law axeapt by licensed nnraaryman or by tha owner of land. It la against tha taw to taka thaw units* HIGH Q U A L IT Y M ERCH A N D ISE REASONABLY P R IC E D V. L GLIMM, Jeweler 9TLanusd Poinseftio Tips For Christm as Polnaattlas, originally Intro­ duced Into this country from Mexico, have become aynonymoua with Chriatmaa in Flor­ ida. GIFT IDEAS FOR THE . . . FOR TH E • • • YOUNGSTERS L A D IE S • Lingerie Aad • Shirts • Pajama* • Robes AH Mads By • Cowboy Suits • Cowgirl 8uita • Sweaters • Boots • Sweaters • AR Weather Costs USE OUR LAYAWAY PLAN rariaty thay ara ala* grawa la pink, white aad doobla rod. Ito k ’a Capo, which ara growa commonly la hadgas, hara aa abundance of rad blossom*. Branchaa and eonaa from tha native plnoa ara aaad la wraatha aad decorationa aad ahort leaf ptaaa ara aaad by many Florid ana la praftrance to tha Chriataua traaa taaported from the north. Arbonrlta* aad aodar traaa growing la tha yard* of real* danta ara often decoratad aa living Chriataua traaa with atrtaga of colored light*. • Jackets • Sportswear W E GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS CHARGE ACCOUNTS WELCOME Particular car* must be uted In cutting polnaattlai for flowa r arrangement* aa they will wilt unleaa the proper precau­ tion* ar* taken to eoaguiato tha milky aap which run* from tha item* when thay ara cut. Thar* ara aavaral method* of treating tha atama,, all of which muat b* dona Immedi­ ately upon cutting them. One method la to dip the and of the atom Into melted par­ affin. Another la to Immerao tha cut end in hot water for on* minute and then placing immediately In cold water using care to prevent tha atcam from tha hot water damaging tha bloom*. A third method is to sing* the cut end over a flam* for a second or two and then place tha atom in cold water. Poinsettia flower* should be cut a t least 18 to 24 hour* be­ fore they ara to be used In arrangements and should b* stored In a cool place away I from drafts. G ’ iam oJujuA FOR THE HOME that a re sure to please Christinas Photos portraits, etc. framed by our experts. Many Moldings To Choose From. Just Arrived Q jV JU fA SH O E STO RE DOWNTOWN SANFORD MRS. E. R. WOOD, of the Sanford Garden Club, displays Rone of the clever holiday decorations which she has fashioned. Left, a palmetto frond Is the simple background for an arrangem ent of Christmas balls. The epergne on the right is made from the seed stalk of a palm which has been woven, sprayed and decorated. The permanent wreath in the fore­ ground was created from tin can lids which were cut, sprayed green and decorated with a red bow and small red balls. (Herald Photo) Gel theJUMP onChristmas LAYAWAY BULOVA< Mary Mofflt of the Toy Guid­ so toys of different textures ance Council Educator Advis­ will be helpful. Musical toys ory Commltte* who notes that help tha cherub to develop his most Inappropriate toy aelec- sense of bearing. Doting rela­ tloni are made by harried tives will be wise to give shopper* who leave the pro­ careful attenUon to labels and Instruction! on boxes when curement of gifts for tho chU- picking toys for babies and dren on their lists to the last toddlers aa a double check on minute. safety factors. Playthings are vital tools of It Is considerate to give childhood - the tool* which thought to where a child lives help youngsters to learn by loo. If he has tha run of a doing, Dr. Mofflt noted. The back yard play space, a ga­ value of well chosen toyi aa rage or a basement playroom, basic aids to child develop­ then large scale toyi and ment Is so tremendous, that games will be appropriate the selection of playthings gifts. If be lives in a small should merit priority on tha apartment, space problem* Those gay Christmas tarda busiest shopper'* list of aewill have to be weighed to th at decorated mantel and tlvitte*. determine a toy’* utility. The color and movement of mirror and tree can aerve a When a large family must many toy* is enchanting to be remembered, it may be practical purpose when you adults, Dr. Mofflt notes. This helpful to give playthings taka them down. la natural a n d grownups which can be used by differ­ That Is the best time—and would be happier if they re­ ent age groups together. they are the simplest means— laxed more- by playing with for making up your 1064 toys. But this yearning for amusement should not be al­ Chriatmaa card list. If tha lowed to conflict with tha very list is revised new, while real need of children to have new names and addresses are toys which are suited to their readily a t hand, the address* state of development. in ic of cards next Christmas No assistant Santa should will be almost effortless. be reticent about asking for For those to whom main­ information about the chil­ taining a list Is a problem In dren on the gift list, Dr. Mofitself, the card maker offers (it states. Parents and even a number of easy solution*, teachers can provide very some of which are available helpful clues to tha kind of In stores and other* hand-fa­ toys which will fit special in­ shioned a t home. terests of individual children. If ycur list run* to several Safety Is a most important hundred people and you must rule of toy selection, Dr. Mofof necessity be meticulous fit notes, snd here, (he key la about it, then probably tha the choice of toy gifts that es­ best aystem Is to post the pecially fit the age. The hob­ names and addresses on file by kit that will be fine for a card* and index them In a school age youngster will be ■mull (lie box. An advantage dangerous in the hands of a of this system ia that tha klndergartner. cards offer ample spec* to Most care, of court*, should Jot down Information about be exercised in tha choice of the person and his family as toys for the baby. Since it is received during the everything it likely to go year. mouthward, it is important to Kor those with shorter pick playthings which are ja/ff, tr>. etirk -aaLwJifaA JaY f. directory la a handy refer- no loose parts which might be •nea. A tiny check mark be- swallowed. It is important, »lde a name may be used to too, to remember that toys indicate that you two ex­ for baby ihould be light changed card* tha previous weight to avoid strain on de­ Christmas. A second mark veloping muscles. could be used for those to Babies are endeavoring to develop their sense of touch, whom you tend gift*. Who win use tha toyi? This question n e e d s c a r e f u l thought, If Santa’a aulatanta ara going to rata good mark* for efficiency. Most of the er­ ror* in toy buying result from Inattention to this basic point. Thla advice comes from Dr. Greeting Cards Also Serve As Practical Use NOW eaartart nuMW- i s t m a i an** tort-iMl (MMM H i Hat 17 l*M i M ick, MoSwa jrnmd shrUM. infer* srcdUaa aasMv avnWMnt 11*7* 17 liast astSfsrsat* Mtk IN h im Mow amllty sa* sriftM**ski*. U k I rnlstsaC, satnstsM* atMttrt** warn U)sJd r IT S LATER TH AN YOU TH INK! Jewelry Store DOWNTOWN SANFORD fOK TOUR OUUSIMASIV* 8 B e a u tifu l b e d tim e p ic tu r e ? P e ta ls e l b LAR 0S he ataaet wwy eat kamr te look a t bedtime—.Larne* lovely tralli para with becoming bodice appUqued with embroidered Bowen. Filmy aatnkJrt la appllqoad with dainty amhroidared le a n * . # ykm h All Sixes • Beveled A Venetian „ Mirror* WE INVITE YOU TO SEE T1IE Place your order for Chriatmaa Delivery EACH SELECTION OF CHRISTMAS GIFTS WE Christmas Special 16" x 68" CRYSTAL DOOR MIRRORS WONDERFUL HAVE TO OFFER . . . Don’t F o rfeit WE ESPECIALLY CALL YOUR Venetian Blind* ATTENTION TO OUR BOOKS For Hla or Her Room “CHRISTMAS FEATURING A IDEALS” WIDE GROUP OF CHRISTMAS STORIES SJJf FULL 81ZB gQs BOOKLET S en k cu u A glass SaCord & pain t co Ph. FA 2-4622 JlsummqA (Formerly MeVIearn) •OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TILL NINE" ACCREDITED CHARGE ACCOUNTS WELCOMED �> * ITh'f (D n a h ( to b y DEAR ABBT: About »l« fears ago my husband hurt hia back in an accident. He vn»r« » back >rm«s for a while, but ha quit wearing it btcaaat ha aald it v u heavy and uncomfortaMe. When he tried on an old coraat of mine I thought he waa clowning, but ha wasn't. Ha wore it to work one day and aaid hia back never felt better. When I aaw he waa serious, I bought him a new one. It'e been two yeara and he contlnuea to wear a lady’s coreet. The wor*t part of it ia that he haa started to wear nylon stockings, aaying it helpa to keep the coraat down. Hia doctor haa examined him and haa teen theae undergarments. When 1 naked him about it, ha told ma It wasn’t any of hia bualneaa what hia patienta wore. Should I atop worry* ing about thia? GRAND ISLAND DEAR GRANDt Ihera are coraeta (without gar* tera) on tha market for arthopedle purposes, if lt’a haek comfort your husband wants, he can buy one. As for the nylon stockings, that is where your husband put hia foot In It! • a s * DEAR ABDY: Sly hus­ band ia very Jealous and • By Abigoil Van Buran thia is one of our typical arguments. When we go out for an evening to a place where there I* /*•-»)«»*. and friendly strangers ask ma to dance, shouldn't 1 dance with them? I have alwaye been taught that it isn’t po* lit# to refuse. Sly husband saya this can lead to trou* ble and it Isn’t proper for 0 woman to dance with stran­ gers. What ia your opinion? NOT SURE DEAR NOT: Your hus­ band ia right. When left alone, would you like him to dig up another partner? • s • • DEAR AI1BY: Sly hus­ band and I have been mar­ ried for two years. We de­ cided when we got married that we would not have any chitdren until w# had been married for five years. Late­ ly we have not been getting along a t all. lie has become very moody and Irritable, and 1 admit I have not been easy to lira with either. We seem to be drifting apart. A very wise friend of mino advised me to get pregnant on purpose aa soon as possible — that a baby would save our mar­ riage. What do you think? LOSING 111SI DEAR L O S I N G : And jjaajby HAPPY ING! TRAXKBG1V- Abby What's on your mind? For a personal reply, send a self-addressed, stamped envelope to Ahby. Box 938.*>, Beverly Hills, Calif. • s e e For Abby’s booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wed­ ding,*• send 80 cents to Abby, Box 33«J.*>, Beverly, Ililis, Calif. X ov. 28, 1963— P a g e 7-A W rrais T IU V ISIO N what if the baby DOEW T save th« marriage? You’d be ahead to get acme costns«|irif trpTi -p -- cle'yyman or a marriaga counselor, and ignoro your UI - advised friend. • s • • DEAR ABBY: What do peoplt have against plumbera? 1 am tired of hearing oducated people eay: “ A PLUMBER earns more!” Don’t people know that in order to become a plumber a man must atari out aa an apprentice at a vary low wage, and attend night school for five years? And when he graduates ha re­ ceives a diploma Just like a college graduate, which entitles him to go out and work for $t.31 an hour. Sincerely. A PROUD PLUMBER Ytaiturff TONIGHT 1:11 C) Suaahlne Almanaa t:St (I) drove, Perm Report * :« C l Florida History tsi Kukris* Ssmsstsr T;0a o Today (ll Optratloa Alphabet T:28 (11 Todsy tV U M D A T P . 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(Color) Easily today’s • lo u t 7?) and this la a d u n tn angrily with a supply nuraa beat show for tha true holiday point. It's a dalightful, orig­ (Cniaata Holm) avtr her pen­ spirit. Gsnial Arthur Godfrey inal musical fanlaay about a chant for saving outmoded bus taken obvious paint to By Oswald Jacobv ycting boy who## dsslr# to own [equipment. There’s nn finer- keep the Thanksgiving theme ruffed with hia last low a horse leads him to m istak­ ' gi-nry operation llmt finally in front at all times, y#t trump, played his queen of enly adopt an affable tigar. dissipates tha feud when the there's • good variety of doctor finds himself grateful songs, dances and comedy fun. trumps and started on apudes. Tha music It a Joy and the If spades had gone around casting it Just perfect and tha tlmt tha nurse has her ana- Shari Lewi* is on tap with her twice he would have lieen uhl* **"M''* * prime ex chrmilstic bent. On liund to | ••laindifhop" puppet and play* ample of how to extract the bring thia one to a happy end ti banjo in tandem with Godhut West ruffed tht teconJ; r-iost from what was obviously Ing are Dra. Gillespie ami Kil­ fray. Orson Bean gives a hum spade and sat tha hand with * mUad budgat. Jack Gil- dare (Ray Massey and Rich­ aruua slant to Thanksgiving ard Chamberlain). history, ami shining in the • cluli trick 1k 1-*1' *omle tlf*r ’• “ 10-11 p. m. (CBS) ’'The song department arc Tony How did South go wrong? ^ n,u'' I,uvi'1 '» * N u r s e s . ” ’The Unwanted." Bsnnett and Idea Minelli. ' iio didn't atop to think at trick ,r e * 11n" rr*,?, 1 *nd ,’l*y' " TI . „ , . If I.. k.,l ii, Routt,1muitltude of leaser parte to riu-ra art tmif* when this eplt i l o . . L h. * • * • * • fM IO T to f. I. M ..I U * l ~ k- n o • t l k — t o t TV RENTAL 4 Dais* • Servlet lori T A ™ ? « . * u 1 i* >niJ Nnthanicl Frey rest assured, George »«e“ i'" hearts. East would taka hit ,| j# boy> C. Scott A Complete — Up To Date Report — On — Growing Cily nnd County Industry and Agriculture Homen For Gracious Living Navy OnCShidqa The time to do your scrloue k o m thinking sbout the pisy of a A AT t u n hand ie before you commit ♦ AKQt yourself to a line of play. Ones 4134 you get yoursolf into trouble WEST I AST no amount of cerebration is 41 4101134 TAJI 9 10# likaly to rescue you. ♦ J o in 4104 South won the first trick 4KQ109 4 JII> with tha ace of clubs and ■OL’TH ID) promptly led three rounds of 4KQI3S diamonds. His Idra waa to get 9KQ43 47* rid of his dull loser and If dia­ 4 AT monds had gone around three No cm vulnerable time* everything would hove Baulk Went Nerth Baal been pleasant. Unfortunately 14 Pass 3 4 Tasa ace am |> ay c u >*• . ou t unj Lawless as a hear ami will make no appenrunca, VivSeminole TV 3V Pass 4 9 Pass for South's plan East dropped FA 2-492# , , A. . . . , pc crock couldn’t lie belter, inn Nathan give* n compelling r*-s Pass the nine of hearts un the third Zenith Color TV Sale* lay down the ((Ueai) of hearts. guch |on , oj \yiah I Hadi performance as the mother of Opening lead—4 K 2(it# S a a f o r d A t a. Then ha could play either a Horse,’’ "1,200 Miles," " I ;* alum-locked family who re- i diamond. or d i a m o n d s . lit Now South started to think but he was doomed to defeat. spades „ |N#*4 You" and other* deserve — ---- — ---------but the boat had sailed. He He led lha king of trumps. r . _ . T .*.nyl, K.r ?nC*; ^ beeoma sl.nd.rds. Kv.rystill discarded his losing club East rose with the bcl- a n d led West would gvl Ida Jack of ong eiiiinei'trd with thia one and ruffed East's club return, the jack of diamonds. South i liturts, hut that would be alL can (aka a bow. 7:.70-8:no p. m. (NBC) Tem­ pi# Houaton. "Billy H art” with Audrey Dalton playing an nmthrr," this is hunlBy Ruth M“lyunfit illen th* sort of tiling onp ex­ Why Is it so hard for a wife tlmt: —Just liecausg th t greet* pacts for Thanksgiving. How­ to make a husband undcistand —She hasn't got a thing to another woman with ■ kiss ever, now that this series has announegd it* intentions to wrar, even though her cluthca and "Darling, how marvelous nroduefi “llglder fare," this take up thriv-fouith* of tlifir Legal Notice joint closet spare? tn see you" it doesn't necessar­ i* on* of your last two rlmnrt-s v is t iit o r vnorriiix o r ily mean sho like* her? to catch one of its meun RKSISLITIOV n r too«ms o r Because sh# I* quirk to shows, f ill VTV I OVSSItesloMIIIS o r Legal Notice set—and aiiwivoi.i: ( ot >tv . ri.o o . comment on another g.g p. in. (CBS) Rawhide. id s rL n siv o r »Hr e o r w o m a n ' s shortcomings. It “ I n c i d e n t At Confidence n n s n a vvn n r .v o iv u v u v u s i t ) : u p t« i.t: AVD l l t e r i . tIHIVIi « v v Nolle* |* h*r*by elv*n t h a t M iiiiir o r ro t v rv avis p u r s u a n t to til* final .!*.•««* doesn't mean she isn’t on* of c»*ek." There are more angry word# than angry physical ac­ t iii : FI III.If IV AVI! TO of forai-lostir* ntnl sal* * a t* r - her best friends? Tile: i . iv ii t.vivsi wi n i l v " I In in* c a u •* pi'iollne la th* —Been oat) th« hates a new tion In this episode, hut Dick t i i i : i o v riv tiv TiiniuioF c irc u it Court In •ml fur TO WHOM IT MAT CON­ SrtnlnuU County, F io n a s, ess* fashion he nrsdn't assume the York racks up a good per. CERN i d»ck*t numi.ar t i l l ) , th* un- won’t he wearing it next week formanen aa a alick conman Nolle* Is b e r th ? given th e t <t*r,l(n*il Clerk n III Mil tli* if all the other women are? who thanks good tamnrltnn »n t h e H l h its? of November, p ro p e rty *ltuat*J la e*M — Itieause the tell# a few (ill Favor (Eric Fleming) hy 1 ) 0 . In eccor-tin -e u l tb Fee- County i|*,crRi*i| *•: P A IN T E R S (tone l i f t ) arnl O f . I s KlorlUe l«>t 27, SMITH FINK- U s t friends everything sh« stealing his herd's ownership K titute e, the l l o s r l wf County CREST. T h i r l Al.lttl.in, n S U IT I,IK S Commissioner* of Krmlnotn sutnltvlsli n, t -cording to hear* doesn't mean th at ah* pu|»>ra and selling the herd County, Flortds. e-l , » p l a t tti*r*af rscord-i) tn would stoop to gossip? ; in a nearby town. The drovResolution closing, v s r a i ln g F la t Bask 11 , p*e*t 4! —Just because she com- era are arrested and put on • n4 absnUonlng diet portion sn d t l of th* I’ul'IM? R**f c e r t a i n public r o s t s d o oor.l* of Ssmtnol* County. plaint a lot about how hard trial a* rattle thlevre wl un Srtbeil i i fnllowet Florida. for —~ this and that they can't prove owner-lop, 1. A. T hat portion of T ltd. T " g * 'h * r wilt, th* fi'ttowlng aim works — , - . , - Recreation and Retirement Church und Schools 82 Pages Of NeYYn nnd Uenutlful Pictures Copies Of Thin Outstanding Edition Can Re Mailed Directly To Your Friends For Only . . . . “ F‘" m m m O Js J fu F o u r t h an •! Fifth C:r- , g u n n in g Hast and W est • n l lying W set of the c o rp o re tc limit* of th* C i ty of KanforU, Seminole County, l-'lorlUl. • • th • • m e n p p s s r s In Fie. l^inU A Cnl. Co’s StV> of M. f l s r t r u l s A l l . I l t t Rook 1, I'ese 117. I'uhti-i llecorile of Kcnilnote County, U. T hat portion of sn unM m ol AV-nue running N o r th an.I goUth Inieree. -tn g F o u r t h Klreet «t It* ■nlltheru itlre m tly Mil T t i l r l s t r e e t .tt Its Northori, evtremlty. lying West • f the co rp sn -te limit* of f k e City of Ksnf-irU. K*mln-de County Florlila, *• t h e ssni* appear* In F it. ImiiJ A Col. Co's. Map of Ft. iierlrii'1* A l l . Flat Hook 1. Cage Ilf. fuM to tier..M e nf Kmilnol* Coun­ ty . Florida: C. Th»v portion of en u n ­ nam ed •v e n a e running N orth and South Interee. tIn g F ifth S t m t s t It * FoiRhsrti esUeintty s i I T h ird K tr-ei a : It* N u n n • rn evtremlty. l)ln« Wee o f the corporste limit* of th * City or Hanfnrd. Seminot# County. Florid*. »v th * tam e e pp-ars In Fla. L n n l m Col. Co's. Map s ’ Ht (Irtru d a 'll. Plat lluok 1 . pa*e tlf - I’ut'l • Records of SctnlnOls Coun­ ty . Florida; t n l renouncing sod disclaim­ ing sn y r i g h t of the County t a d th* r u b i l e In and tn the land Is Ing w.tnln the nfln-e of sa id portions "f o i l s t r s s ts and avenues afor» all. DA TED this H l h Nevem bir. 1 1 *1 . BOARD OK c o t NTT COM­ MISSIONERS OF SEMIs o u : . o t NTT rT.f>Rii»a lly; Ar t nur ll. llickWtlU, W om an “ Sorry No Phone Orders** p a in t Mnfl O r Tiring Thin Coupon With PRE Christmas Special Itsins of iir .perty |.>.-»t*.| in < lull o r o i g a n iz u tio n it d o v sn l ''l i t they re aid ed hy Y o r k ’s nn I p tr in * " * n tl y 1ri*t a It* J • • mean that the has any intan- l»etty companion (llurhara • Part of Hie tuipruv*mrnt* un tlon of getting out of any of Eden) in Jogging the eon•aid lan d : On# ll K R t f r la s r s to r , themf I science of tha real thief. (Sl*e.) Modal I.AMtlREt. HdW-tcno —Because she hat aat her Serial XR*27:'i«. • >n* (I. E. Halit -tn r u . i t own age hark a few years I* (•lee.) M l. I JJSXIIIRC, no reason why eh* shouldn't1 Serial J i s s t l l s s On* (I. E. It*ne* fet*e. t he siinoyed whon a n o t h a r ....... i t i c r s -Vltrt7f«:*CW7Br(KSrr ■ woman trie* to puli the sain# SltlSS. On* Du»Th*rm Wal l l l - s t . thing on her? • r. (.. Ii mud*! U i - I , s * r —Uecautu she trite to h e1 l it tOtKss. Factory Paint O utlet 30c For Each Name Tot P. 0 . Box 1657 Sanford, Fla. I NAME | NAME ............................................. 1 I A D D R E SS •t*esse*#*•••*teeegggeeage#•«••••••••••• i I aittttsssttsstsaaaiaastHaea | A D D RESS ......................................[ • CITY .................................................. ... I (T T Y ..................................... J STATE ............................................ - | I ST A T E eeeeeeeeeeeaeeeteaeee#e#**tte***geeg4eee I ■ I • * ••# * * •* ••* •* * •# •* # e e ts s t •* # •* •* •* ••••• ( .1 1 ^ PI,EASE PRINT i I i AMR ^ ........................................[ * e a e * e * e * s e * * 4 s » e * * a e * e e e * te e e s s e te a * s e * a e * * • STATE l I NAME • • i H t s s t t t t * •e t*e *s *t *t *t sa s«s**t * *s si , s s e i s e t t a t t s s t I | ADDRESS * * * eeeee* ee» ee# ees* * e* * eeeeeae* eee 1 I | CITY ............. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • e e e e e e a e a e s s s s e | ............................................... , I ST A T E ^^^^••••••••*seee»**t•••»»••••••#•••••••••«•*••••••*•#•••# | P L E A S E P R IN T P L E A S E P R IN T • fe e e e e a g e e e e e s e e s a e s e a e e e s e e e s te s s e e f s e e e | A D D R E SS Improve Your SKATINU * ^ •*•#••....................................... , A D D R E SS It is esliniutcd that 7 to 10 per ceat of the retail coat of food iocs into packaging. | i I , , P L E A S E P R IN T P L E A S E P R IN T (NAME (me to ' Viator Climax helpful when her husband is Ktt.'hsn ICvliaust Fun, nn ot tit* wheel of the car la no iii.»l*l ur •• rl• i n u m u tr o n e piinTtirrm Bath lltat- reason for hint to accuse her *r, N'i mu'lsl or ssrlal „[ 1^,(1,.seat driving? •in in l>*r. —Just because every time Nln* V*n*tlan ll'.in.ls, m* (it. m snuraatiir*t hy S*n- ho trlea to call her from the j k a r t k ills-* A Paint Com ­ pany, Sanford, Ft-.rl.ta. n i office the line ie busy lio lias in.. 1,1 ur **r;sl number*, no right to accuse her of r l e t n . r with *11 struct ir*« an.) lni|irot*m«ni* now an I spending half of her time on h * r * t f l* r on said l«n.|. and th t telephone? W The Sanford Herald P L E A S E P R IN T . (I ttu r * * a tt a c h * ! thsrsi.., a r t all r< nt*. Issue,, prur**.!*, a i l p ro fits a r ruing and to • uru* from laid pr*mlt«* sit of which «r* Included w ithin th* fo reg o in g de*crltitlon and th* h a b e n d u m thereof; sl*n *11 gas. *t*stn, slectrlo, w a ter, »nd o t h e r ),<atlhu. eouk.ii*. r* frlg v ra lta g . lighting, p l u m b ­ ing, v*ntlU llng. Irrigating, and p u n * r *yit*!iis, m i hint* spptlsncss. fixtures, snd t p purt«n«nst*. »hl<h now *r« or m*y h*rssft#r p*rt*ln ts. or b* a ss I with. In, or on • aid pr*mls** sv*n t h o u g h they b* d t t a c h t d or d t ia u b abl*. at t.ilblte sat*, to th* h ig h e s t snd bss: bidder f r cash At 11 o'clock ncuv os tbs l ) t h dsy of De i m t t r , 1)1) st th# F ro n t l . u ,r .,r the Sem*:-.:- County Cnurthous* la Sanfurd, F l o r ­ ida. (SEAL) A r th u r H Beckwith, J r . c l e r k of s a il Board C lerk of t h t C trtu lt C o u rt W illia m U. Mssn.sr By: Marth* T. VtStss akbhm an. bents a r ir r. Deputy Cl#-k RIDSON, JIESM ER A ROBBEARD VI.t. URIDLST ttlNSON A ttorn*)* sn d Coutisel.urs » AND L E W I I Attorney* for plaintiff law t i .North Court Strest C h e r r y t- 14Jt Poet ufflc* B e t X234 Bltx F i r s t S a llo n a l Batik o r la i.to . Klurll* Orlando. Florid* Publish Xsv. )). 11(3. P u b lish Xov. :l. 19(1 I cD o-»i CDO -1U 30 cents | ........................................I j NAME ••• • • • itM s s s e e e a s s ttte te ttts s ts ts tte is H s 1 AD D RESS a e e e e e g g g e a * .s e t* * * * * * * * * * e a s e * * * * | C IT Y ...................................................... | C ITY ... ) S l H M * t « H * S * * * « * l H t t * t S I * ) t * I M j STATE ................................................. | STA TE • M tS S M i Melodee “.H i?0 vswinging sailor out o f funds - but novor out o f fun or g irls-in the most dauling playground in the world/ I A 2-9311 r l o v j t « f m V f) HID* I N T H I A T U T o n n e : A IB1IIAX SpeeUI T StahtglsIag Adaslesloo •14* A ( I B L t i a wnmiLL o r it all * Kofi* llay — t * l e * Also - I T A MAV AVSYSKHS* Sandro II** — t 'a l u r E m M o u r TuK m M upw eei H EY KID S! ^ a n f o r ii l^ c r a lh \n m tm W M U S' ADM. d ie t-rite cola F U N SHOW S 4 dirt-rite or It. C. Cult S tart Sat. Marning 10:0# Buttle lay a Each Week From Toy Corral Cepe | I ........... s e e s * e a s e * a e a * * * e # t e * s * * * * * * * * t * « * ^ J Lesson* For All I'hasss Onora Kusd | “Seminole County’s Only Daily Newspaper" j �iifi-A . — —» fc* W - Legal Notice It cam. FlerM a. I S A BOARD AIR LINE RAIL- wr,*.** jy u 'm r S r - t v ^ i u i c o rp o ra tio n , P la in tiff, r. ORAKOB LAND COMPART. 0 dlaooWod Florida corporation. at a t. Defendant*. to n e * o r o r r r T « * VTATB WT FLORIDb TWl ORANGE LAND r u M P A N T , a dissolved Florida corpora* Bewieoie Cennty, T n i n fa rth e r h e r e b y ne tlDad t h a t tka r a t e r - d o r of t h l e 'e o t l e o la tha h a th '*»> « 1’ t n r * m t n f , 1 MI. and 70 a shall, on to ld date. ftlo r o a r a n sw e r, o r o t h e r defeat* If a n y , with th * Clerk * f th* a h o r o C o a r t a n d a o r t a a soa r t h e r e o f upon Aherm an. l e o t e r f l t t Kldten. M e a n e r A Robbloeon, Attar* n e r a f o r Plaintiff. P. O. Boa tit. t i t W rit National Bank ember. I t U . If 70 a r a il to do *0. a Deere* P r o Confeeto will be entered a g a i n s t r«ti f o r tb* relief de manded la th* ComplalnL WITNESS Mr b a n d a n d th* eeal of eald Coart. In Ranford. flemlnol* Connlr. F l o r i d a , thla l» th d a r of November. m l . (■KALI A r t h u r H. B e ck w ith . J r , C lark of Clrenlt C o u r t Seminole C e a n lr , F l o r i d a D r : Martha T. V lhlen Deputy Clerk Aherm an. Senterfltt. Cldaoa, M etm e r A Robblneon A tt o r n e r o and Coanaellora a t taw Hullo Ml F l r e t National Bank Building P. O. Boa 111 Orlando, Florida *:i» J C H errr l* lt t t Publleh Xoe. I t. S. I I . l i l t CDO-H U , m i I’m M l b^ m Mii* te M m r VAL II. A VACUUM CLEANER, ropain, port*, lup'ics for Ekctrolux. Kirby, IIoo*or. AirWiy, Rei-Alr etc. Fro* pickup. Nov u d L'tcd ekoaora MkL FA 222S2. Dee. nr t m f . c i R c r r r c o c h t o r THIS NINTH J I D I t l A L CIMC t r r OF AND FO R a KMI* nolm to r ir r * . F l o r id a . f'MANCKRT I t I B M T H E UNION CE NT RAL L IFE INBURANCK COMPANT P la in tiff. By Dick Tamar WANTED! Good appetites for tha Diffld • A • Dip Dinner. Graeo Methodist Church. 5:30 • 7:30 p. m. Nor. 30. TODD STALET RONET, et US a n d a t a! D e f e n d a n t* NoTtcR or orrr n APT. ISO. Surplus City. VORTCAOR FO R E C L O o rR R TOi Todd Htaler r t o n e r »nd T o b r Raner. hi* wlf* RESIDENCE! 1117 W e . t Nor* *hor* Arena* Chicago II. Illlnol* TOi M e rrla Scott R o n t r . J r , •n d Janet R u th noner. hie wife RBOIDRhCBl t i l l N o r t h Boew nrth Avrnue Chtcaoo I t llllh o le AND TOi all parties claim ing Intereeti br. th r o u o h . u n ­ de r or to e l n e t R a lph E. Stale r, deceaeed. a n d all partlea b a v in s o r stalm I n s to hava a n r rlchL title or Interest In the p r o p e r t r herein described T«u are hereby a o tl f l e d t h a t a Complaint to forectoea a c e r ta in murtoaga e n c u m b e r in g th a following deacrlbad r t a l p r o p e rt r . to-wlt: JUST PICK UPAND— WE LARA APARTMENTS: Room* p rin ts baths, 111 W. First S t F U R N I S H E D Apartmint. C itu sad closs Is. ilanais Cotrsa. 3331013. CLEAN quist Rooms" Ths Gables. FA 2*0730. Ons Bedroom Turn. Apt. $43, 3101 Magnolia. R. A. WitUami, FA 2-3951. SLEEPING Room, prlv. trancs A bath. FA 2 Call sftor 2 p. nt. BDRM. houss, kit. equipped. S17 Escambia Dr. FA 2-0920 after 6 p.m. RENT A BED tM u - iu e s e b Me.Mft9pwv.1vjB R>9TMAN,AND THBNElGHBORtt 0 0 0 again * of your Answer o r o th e r P le ading to tha C om pla int on P l a ln t l f r a a tto r n e y * ANDEIIHON, RUSH. DEAN. LORN* | 1KH A ra n den IIKRG, I l l E ast Central Boulevard. O r ­ lando, Florida, and file tha original Answer or other TWeVt®Aim»TOOBMEQ... IT € e & # j T w e A e q b o h u q uite ATTACHftOTOBACHCTO02. By Galbraith SIDE GLANCES h& safeal xou h a p on; ortocY- m / . fottow.1 1 tru etea a or other claim ants, a s the last known offlcara and d l r t c t o r e of OllANOK LAND COMPANT, a dissolved F l o r ­ ida corporatio n: and JO S E ­ P H IN E KINO, a lto kn o w n aa o t h e r claimants, and JA MES O. KINO and ------ KINO, hi* wlf*. If marrtsd. If alive, and If dead, their unknown heirs, legatees. deelseee, gra nte es. ______ [ FILL. WOTrUCTWA ------------- - W K r TAKI MUCH TIME VOUMBAM \TW YOUR RAY BACK T ft OUTMOM I4 ember, t i l l . If you f a ll lo do eo, a decree pro c o n fea io wilt ba t a k e n against y o u for tha relief demanded In t h a Com­ plaint. Thla Notice ehall be publlahod once a waak for four consecutive weeks In th e ge nford Herald. DATED thla l l t h day e f November, 190S (SEAL) A rthur H Beekw lth. J r , Clerk of the C ircu it Court lly: Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk Anderson, Hush, Dean. Low ndee A van den Herg A tto rn ey ! end Counsellors a t Law I I I Eaet Central Boulevard Poet Office Hoi l i s t Orlando, Florid* IIS 0I Telephone I l l - t l l l Publleh Nov. I I , I I * Dee. ». 11 . IM L CD O-II in t h e r m c t r r p o i n t o r T H K NINTH J t l l l l l u c m . Cl IT IN ANII FUN OEMINtlLK COI NTV. FLOMIIM. IN CHANCERY No. 1MM WEST SIDE F E D E R A L SAV­ INGS A LOAN ASSOCIATION o r NEW YORK CIT T. a corp,.ration, organised a n d existin g under __ ___ t a w s of th e United States of America. Plain tiff, va. IIENHT T. W OFFORD end If m arried. - - W OFFORD, hie wife. D efendants, r ro h E iL o tc sF . <L im it •e b u t no hasn’t ya* Mb qfcokal" Flowers and Fruits CAN WB TAUC 90MB MCE* ABOUT AFRICA IATM , X BOV U kS THAT-. IT BOUND* AS 1H0UCH yOU HAVE SGMCTttHS * I K PtA T-A U MtM. 90M P SM/P <7 O t a ! DO HOT STOP TO /H O C - 2 m sJv T ON XJURMJMA . MJt.CAM.ltH. 1 and a ll ae the e<>le eurvlv lnu heirs, le g a te e s and devisees of FRA NKLIN O. KING, deceased. EDA U OSBUIIN and ------. he r u n k n o w n husband. If m arried. If alive, end If deed, t h e i r u n ­ k n o w n heirs, legatees, devisees, llennra. g r a n te e s , assignee* o th er c r e d i t o r * trueleea a their c la i m a n t* tlva u n k n o w n epuueea. If allva. and If dead, their u n k n o w n h e i r * l e g a te e * devteee* g r a n ­ tees, aaelgnees, lie n o r * c r e d i ­ tors, tr u s t e e s or o th e r claima n te : and MICHAEL N. DOUANSKT end VI RGI NI A IM>MAN8 KY. his w i t * If alive and If dead, their u n k n o w n h e i r * l e g a te e * devisees, g r a n ­ t e e * a se lgne e* lienors, c r e d i­ t o r * tr u s t e e s or o th e r c la i m ­ a n t * a n d t h t l r respective u n ­ know n spouse* If alive, a nd If dead, their unknow n heir* legate#* devisee* grantee*, a a a t g n e a * lienors, c r e d i ­ t o r * trueleea a r o t h e r c la i m ­ a n ts ; LOUIS V. LOTS and RENA LOT*, hta w l f * If allva, and If dead, th e ir u n ­ k n o w n h e ir* legates*. devtse e * g r a n t e e * assignees, l ie n ­ or* cro d lto r* trustees or o t h e r c la im a n t* and t h . l r r e ­ spective unknown s p o u s e * tf a l l v * and If dead, t h s l r u n ­ k n o w n kolr* legatees, d e v i ­ se e * gra nte es, assignees. Ilsnn r * c r e d i to r * tru stee s or o t h e r c la im a n ts ; end AtJ. PERSONS NATURAL OR ARTIFICIAL n s a r Slavia. g a m I a o I a County. F lorid* sold a tr ip b e in g I f ft. wide m e t e o r Ing «e ft. oa e tc h side of th o center line of the geoboard Air U n a Railroad m a la tr a c k . aa now located. or c im - RoPewey, Hospital A Roby Beds. By Day, Week, or Month Ph. FA 2-3111 l i t W. lot S t CARROLL’S FURNITURE FURN. Apt. 2300 MeDonvllle. 2 BDRM. Fla. Rm. I Lake Mary. 322-1507. 6A Special Not less WANTEDt Christmas Shop* pert h r H andm ade gifts. Bat sir, Grace Methodist Church, 1 Is I p. n . Nor. 2 BR House for Sals or Root Call FA 2-3132. LARGE 4 bedroom older borne 00 lake. In Lake Miry, b u y extras. $173 month lease or will sell. FA 2-7732. WE HAVE TENANTS If yoq have a rental father­ ing dust instead of money —contact us now. All types needed furnished or unfurnished, new or old. SOUTHWARD lnrsstm ent A Realty H I N. Park Ave. 3231 Needed At Oncie l l; 0 e A. M, at the F r o n t do o r ,,f the Senilnola C o u n ty C ourthones. la the City o f Sanford. lorlda. offer for e a ts and aelt at public outcry to tha h i g h ­ est and beet bidder for cash, tha following described p r o ­ pe rty situated In Seminole bounty. Florid* t o - w l tt l«>t 7*. OAKLAND HILLS, according la the p lat thereof ee recorded In Plat llook II. Pages 01 and ( t. Public Records of Seminole County, F l o r i d * TOGETHER W ITH : Jackson Ua* lla a te r . parniaoently I nsta lla d. Modal No. C 1»1. Sarlal No. IM II. pursuant tn the f inal decree of turecloeuro e n te r e d In a r a s a pending In sa id Court, tho style of w hic h le W oet Hide Federal S a v in g s A Leian Aeaorlatlon of Xew T orh City, a corporation, o rganleed a n d Wt need ten (10) nice botnet, furnished o r unfurnished, Immediately! We have the cllenUl If you have a 2, 3, or 4 bedroom home for rent or lease, call Stenstrom Realty III N. Park Ave. 322 2420 ATTRACTIVE 4 Room furn. corner A pt In Oiteeo, 2nd floor. »30. FA 2-3771. 2 BR. Furn. Cottage. 3324 Or­ ange. $60. Cell FA 2-0296. LAKE MARY. Large 1 Bdrm. Furn. Duple* Apt. Nice. Newl y refinWied, $63. Adult). No pete. FA 2-3930. UNFURN. A 60* S. Park 2 BDRM. bouse in Lake Mary, $v» month. 322-4066 or 6271. Clerk Circuit Court Pcmlnole County. I By: Martha T. Vlhl Deputy Clerk g r b o o h y . COCKS 6 PANIKUeO Attorneys et L aw a u lt e 141 The Florida Building «4« Jaekeen i t r e e t Tam pa 1. Florida 2 Bdrm. unfurn. Kit. Near Base. FA 20366. it P ays To Use The HERALD W ant Ada. �» Rain I t . Keel l* a u Fet Bnl* IS. Real b u t * S t Johns R ealty tux T lia TUTSD FISH D8 N. P v t At* FA 3-910 4 BR. Homo, 1 bat*, garage ft otnitjr ram . H W . Cell FA 3 -0 7 or write to RL 1, Box 96*. Mount Dora, Fla. 1712 Prim* Commercial Skee. la laaiord cad aloag tha highway — Including 10 a c m wit* U n atal unR* oe pret­ ty lake. Call as for a " Guided Tour.’* F a r Sal* DO YOU WANT tulifully landscape 2 Vi Acr* estate, 700 ft. pared road, masonry and cypress air conditioned home, hob­ by shop, laic* shade trees, •1.500 vorth of extras, flehla* end swimming, "Prompt buyer can be set­ tled In this Lore Neat be­ fore Christmas” 313,000 23 per cent down. GOLDENROD REAL ESTATE Box 37, Goldenrod, Fla. Ml 4*73* MI 7-7831 IX.JUaJJBaUta For Bale | BR (fame la Dream void. Many extras. 4Vk%, 17 yrs. remain. Buyer accrues al­ most entire principal paid to date. FA Of*__fonnfwyh Jfralh SWEETIE PIE Nov. 28. 1063—Page 9-A B y N adine Seltzer FHA - V A HOMES 3, 3, ft « BEDROOMS 1, 1H, ft 3 BATHS DOWN PAYMENTS FROM $100 Low Monthly Payments For Complete Information See Or Call Your FHA - VA SALES BROKER Stem per Agency JOHN E. FO X Stemtrom Realty JOHN E. FOX; RSALYOR 111 N. Perk Are. 333-2420 alter f FA 3-500 REALTOR 110 N. Perk Are. ROSA L, PAYTON Keg. Baal Batata Broker T A 3-1501 17-92 a t Hiawatha % BEDROOMS, 1H batha. Swlmalas poaL Fum. or o aten . 121 Lake Dot Dr. A Home with Charm la Lovely Baraaca Park, planned far formal *r tafarmal Ur lag ft aatectelalag. I Bedroom — 3 bat* Largo XMcteo Bulk-la Equipment Breakfast Ana Separate Dialog Room Florida Rama Large Utility Room Foeead Bock Yard •17,100 Attract!?* Term* Seminole Realty INI A Park Are. FA 3-5223 anytime V A -F H A Property Management ft Salaa Broker Jim Hunt Realty Offen for year celection thooe Beeutiful 3, 8, ft 4 Bedroom Government Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 To make the beet home bay, see the VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Office FA 3-31IS Night FA 3**aa » o m M l Fark Dr Sanford. Fla 323-063* BEDROOM. 1 bat*. Kit YOU, YOUR FAMILY ft cbea equipped. Owner be­ THEIR HORSE will be de­ ing transferred. Mart sell FA 3-2340. lighted with this country estate. Ao entertaining list 3 br. borne. Private, stock 15. Businen* Opportunity ed fish pood where they SERVICE Station for leasa. always bite. 5 acre fenced Good location. Only small farmland p a s t u r e . fTOO capital needed by right down can buy many year* man. FA 3-4343. of happy contentment if you act now— FOR LEASE. Attractive, well located SERVICE STATION. Major oil Co. Has opportun­ SOUTHWARD Investment ft Beatty ity for Service Station deal­ 11* N. Pvk Are. 333-*173 er. Excellent profit poten­ tial Plenty of room. PAID TRAINING ft financing ROBERT A. WILLIAMS available. Ph. FA 3-0343. Realtor Raymond Lundquist, Asso If. Femal* Hetp Wantad FA 3-3351 Atlantic Bank Bldg. BEAUTICIAN Wanted for the Nearly New 3 BR Mayfair Hotel Salon. Call TEE N* GREEN 322 8525 or 322-4013, Must be sold this week. No AUX OF SANFORD down payment. Immediate Needs experienced sewing ma­ occupancy. 1*5 month In­ cludes taxes ft insurance. chine operators for swim­ Ask at Sales Office oo Up- suits and sportswear. If tala Rd. near Church. Open you are experienced on fac­ tory sewing machines, we dally 11 a. m. to 3 p. m have steady work for you In a modern alr-condltloned NEW 1964 MODEL S * 4 BR factory, under very good Most with 3 batha, large fam working conditions, phone lly room—Central beating ft FA 2 2204, as for Mr. Curair-conditioning — Liberal Isle. financing with small down payment. Moothly pymte. 18. Help Wanted at low at 3*5. Bee models SHORT Order Cook. White. at Tee ’N Green Sales Of- Must be experienced. Chick flee, Upsala Rd. n e v 'N Treat, Sanford. Church, ce Loagdale Office, Highland Ave. near new 19. SUuatioait Wanted Longdale Elementary Exp. maid, laundry eeam School. stress desires lull time Phone 322-2744 work. 322 *435. LMN Enterprises, Inc. BY OWNER, 3 bedroom, 1V4 bath home. One bedroom bat sepvate entrance, can be rented for Income. Will trade for amaller place, Shown by appointment. CaU FA 2-1*4* Child Care FA 2-2274. 21. Beauty Salons Harriett's Beauty Nook F.v« Appt'a. 3 Sr. Beauticians 105 So. Oak KA 3-5742 PERMANENT Wave Special 20tt oft regular prices. GREENBRIAR Open Evenings by appt. Choice Iota available in Free parking lo t Services Greenbrier of Loch Arbor from tip to tip. overlooking golf course, Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop Custom building to your 318 Palmetto Ava. •pacifications. Greenbrier Phone door (1) 332-0*34 developed by Phone door (2 ) 322-8525 KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, INC. Haiel Porter Beauty Shop Cold Wave $*.00 complete 203 Fairmont Dr. 1104 W 25th St. FA 2-1121 FA 2-8074 " H u * turkey wasn't tha only on* that (o t stuffed today 1" S3. F f K l 1 34. Artkfo* For 8*1* 94. Ariidt* For Bate Used furniture, appliances, DAYBfeD aewcovwr $to. High For Bale. Pony saddle, gad. chair 3$. Jumper chair 3ft FA 2 3323. tools, *te. Bought.* Sold. Headboard twin slse 3ft Larry'* Mart :is Sanford S i AttMnobilew . Track! 322-M33 after I p . n . Are. F*. FA *4132. BUYING A NSW or FREE ESTIMATE PECANS, 3 lbs. for 31.00. 3St* 14 FT. PACEMAKER run­ USED CAR? Upholstering ft Mattress ren­ ft Saaford Are. Bagg's Curb about boat and trailer, ex­ FINANCE IT WITH US ovating. Naw ft Used Furni­ Market. FA 3-2324. cellent conditio*. Beat offar. ♦ Low Interest R ite s ture. CaU Nix Bedding Mfg. See at 10* N. Myrtle. Call ♦ Lew Monthly P aym ents Co., a t TO* Celery Ave. FRUIT Gift Packed. W* ship 322-9383 or 322-7821. express. Baggs Curb Mar­ FLORIDA STATE BANK FA 3-3117. ket, 25th ft Sanford Av*., As wa give Thanks today for WANTED reliable couple I* FA 2-2324. ’4* Chewy, Good cood. Ph. our many Central Florida Uka up moathly payments FA 2-7982 after * p. m. Blearing*: Tha Beautiful St. ad 113.50 an 3 complete WISTl.NGltOUSE Table Mo­ Johns, our good fishing, rooms ef form!taro. Call del TV, with stand. |30. Call For Sals or Trade. '48 Jeep hunting and camping, the TK 3-1311, Casselberry, eel- Mrs. Gtelow, FA 2-3113 Truck, 4-wbeel drive. Naw Weather, vro'ro Thankful model overhead valve en­ daya, FA 3*473 nights. l* et that you have helped us gine. Trade for 18 hp. Out­ become on* of Central Flor* PIANO In excellent condition board Motor. FA 2 8693 or Sell Ua Your Furnltura. Ida's largmt boat deatera; FA 2-2738. FA 2-3133. Quick Service With the offering top-quality boat* Cask. SUPER TRADtNG FIREPLACE WOOD 1*57 Volkswagen, $823. Fh. by Thundmttrd, LoneSUur, POST. FA 2-0*77. Oak and Pine StarCraft, Traveler, F.vlnFA 2-5388 after 3. Robert Morris, 323-055S rud* motors and Gator 34. Artkfo* For Sal* 1357 Plymouth Savoy, Heater Traifari. You can bo thank* READY MIX Concrete, winNOVEMBER Special. Bod ft ft Radio. Good cond. Good ful for our month-end bar* dow sills, lintels, steps, reel. 34.77. Surplus City. tires, Call alter 5 or oo galas Ilk*: 11795 18* L anas blocks, sand, cement, reek, 201 W. 1st. St. Sal. FA 2-5377. $1196, IS’ |795 Flibormon’* pipe, steel, grease traps, dry wells, stepping stones. ’80 T-Rird, Clean, Low Mile­ Runabout $550, $799 40 hp. DIAL YOUR ZIG ZAG Like new cond. Monograms, Mlracla Concrete Co. age. Air conditioned. $2150. Evlnrudex $550, 28 hp. only $365. Many others. You'll makes buttonholes, sews on 309 Elm Ave. FA 2-5751 322-0474. bo grateful for our stay buttons, blind stitches, etc. Assume pymts. of $8.90 per GUNS. Buy, sell, trade, re­ 1957 Ford Station Wagon, payment plan too. Roboon pair. Osteen Bridge Fish RAH, A/T, Exc. Cond. Sporting Goods, Downtown » o . 104 So. Park, FA 2 9411. Camp ft Oun Shop. Clean. 1 owner. FA 2-1813. Sanford, FA 2-3*81. TENOR Guitar amplifier and mlkt, 3100. Will finance or will swap for what have you. 332-3114. 22. Build - Paint • Repair 27. Special Service* PAINTING—Room or House —Price* very Low— Ph. 323-0650. 25. P lu m b in g Service* HINSON ft IIEARN PLUMBING CONTRACTING Repairs ft Water Heaters FREE ESTIMATES 204 E. 3rd St. 322-3143 PLUMBING Contracting Repairs FREE ESTIMATES R. L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Ava. FA 2 3383 27. S p e c ia l S e rv ic e * Custom-made Cabinet*, Plastic Counter tops WALLIS CAUINET SHOP 913 W. 3rd — 322 7471 ONION PLANTS CRYSTAL WAX ft WHITE RAY’S UPHOLSTERY SPANISH Reupholaterlng. Free eat. Per M ........................ 1230 FA 2-7818 TE 3-2555 500 ................................ 1 SO 5 M lots ft ovar .... 2.00 HEATING FOB HERE SERVICING - TEST1NQ A. M. PREVATT, 749-2113, Lewis Sales ft Service SEVILLE, FLA. 2517 C. C. Road FA 2792* CHAIN LINK FENCE. 380* 29. Automobile Servlet long, 4' high, 10' double­ drive gate. $273 Installed. AUTO GLASS No money down. INSTALLED CHAIN LINK FENCE. 3*0' Senkarik Glass and Paint long, * high, 10* double­ drive gate. $2*0 Installed, Coni|uiny 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4822 money down. Phono Mr. Sullivan, 322 8121. Auto Glass, Tops ft Seat Covars FOR SALE- Fill dirt. clay, peat and topsoil. Ellis AUTO GLASS & shell, Lloyd. FA 2-2576. On Thanksgiving Day . W* *r* grateful to you, th* renidtnta of this community, for your continued patronage throughout SEAT COVER CO. the year. We hop* that you and your loved one* World Book Encyclopedia Dic­ 304 W. 2nd St. FA 21032 tionary. Like sew. Phone ALL WORK GUARANTEED FA 2-4147. Piano Tuning and Repair 31. P oultry • Livestock GE Refrigerator, Elec. Stove. W. L. llarmoa — FA 3-4223 2 Horses for Sale. FA 2 7621 Good cond. Living room aet, Wc Buy. Sell, Trade. Repair 2 double BR acts, 1 single 32. Flower* • Shrub* BILL'S THRIFT SHOP rullaway bed, Baby Crib, Furniture - Appliances . TV BLOOMING Roses on Chero­ dinette set. All Uka m w . Open 9 to 3 Dally ft Weekends kee stock. All other kinds FA 2-4147. Pb. 322-73*3 2*40 Hiawatha of Nursery shrubbery and NEED TIRES? Allstate Tires Sanford, Fla. trees. by Sears Roebuck have the G ray Shadows Nursery best prices and guarantees WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, r. Mi. S. on Sanford Ave. available. Call 323-0783, 7 to SPRINKLER SYSTEMS 9 p. m. for Local Represen­ 311. F u rn itu re All Types and Sixes tative. We Repair and Service BEDS FOR RENT b T I N r. Machinery and Supply Co. Hospital, Rollawaya, Juve­ ACCORDION, 120 Baae. Used 5 weeks, 7 switches, coat 207 W 2nd St. FA 2 6132 nile. FREE delivery and $500, still has guarantee. lick-up. $150 or beat cash offar lmSIDEWALKS, driveways, paFURNITURE CENTIB tioi, etc. Free estimate. Ph. mediataly. Writ# Box 48, lioo French Ava. 322-3506. Sanford Hsrald. Ph. FA 2-7951 have been biassed with nuch abundance that this holiday will be ■ day of tru e thanksgiving f a r yaw. t Be«t Holiday Wishes! Seminole County Motors HANFORD, FLA. L E T US G IV E TH A N KS . . . in a time of need, let ua never forget o u r many bletotinga 77 . and let um give thank* for all that we hold ao dear In our American way of It is a pleaaure to express our BLESSIN GS i As we gsther around the holiday table with our families and friend*, * thanks for your kind patronage in the past and to extend our very best wishes fo r a Thanksgiving lift. On thia moot American of holiday*, let u* exprow our appreciation to each and every one of you for your patron* let us pauae tu acknowledge the Miurce of ull prosperity, our Almighty th at reflects all the abundance of age and wlah you good Creator. May He continue to bless our homes and country. this prosperous land. health and prosperity in the coming years . , . B IL L H EM PH ILL & STAFF Bill Hemphill Motors 301 W. F irst S t T H E M AN AGEM EN T b STA FF OF Holler M otor Sales Co. Second b Palmetto BEST WISHES TO EVERYONE Strickland-M orrison, Inc. MANAGEMENT & STAFF ft f In a time of plenty and FOR L IF E AND A L L •w hi GREETINGS at OF IT S lii *- I } * �-y - . G R A IN ■ FE D H E A V Y W ESTERN n B EEF * 2 FIRST * •' i - J “Soper•Right” W estern L e w M eaty Pork ALLGOOD BRAND S u gar Cored SLICED Bacon CAF*N JOHN’S QUICK FROZEN BREADED FANTAIL “Soper-Right” P ore Pork D e u d o o i Sausage T E R R IF F IC SA V IN G S! BRIG H T S A IL LAUNDRY sij SPECIAL BLEACH IR M MAYONNAISE l-GAU GLASS JUG S P E C IA L! * TOMATO SAUCE — BOSTON STYLE VEGETARIAN it it BIG V A LU E! A N N PAGE R E A L L Y 1-Lb. Can Green Peas 2 9 * S O U P -M IX rk r. AAP BRAND LE SUEUR WHOLE KERNE] 2 AAP RAR-B-QUE “s u p E iM U G ir r 12 0*. Can* Corned-Beef f.A . Jar COLD CAPSULES pkR. or 10* Colspan 10 100 COUNT 4 9 ' ASPIRIN Ic Rot. DENTI - KISS 8 9 * SAUCE ft Q uart YORK, 5 GRAIN 39* KETCHUP W hite Corn 10# Oz. Cana FRESH WYLERS — SERVES 4 LE HUEUIt FANCY ANN PAGE CREAM OF MUSHROOM CREAM OF CHICKEN CHEDDAR CHEESE Qt. Bottle 49* Tooth-Paste 2 .4 Ox. Tubed FIRM YELLOW FIRM, R IPE FLORIDA ONIONS AVOCADOS IAC EA STERN -RO U N D W HITE POTATOES FRESH TEN D ER - REG.49c COME SEE - COME SAVE ON SPECIAL! A-P-BRAND-FROZEN-FOOD BROCCOLI-SPEARS « 2 3 LEAF-SPINACH 2 - - 2 9 CAULIFLOWER 2 s r 4 3 French Fried-Potatoes <L.43 SWEET-PEAS 2 ... 5 3 JANE PARKER Fruit Cake 5 lbs. $3.99 MAKVRL BRAND V i gal. 59c V i gal. 49c IC E CREAM MARVEL URAND IC E M ILK ANN PACIB CORN OIL M A R G A RIN E 1 lb. 29c MEL-O-llIT HLICED American Cheese o!. 49c GOLDEN HI HI' B IS C U IT S 6 Pkffc 49c CONDENSED “ AH'* Detergent Giant SIm j — ffl CRISP 3 DETERGENT Sunnyfield Family Nutley Colored Fluffy “ A ll” Flour Margarine ~ Plain or Self Kbiog 79- 5 a 43' O ^ l-Lb. Ctn. J | Sunshine Krispy Crackers 1 lb. box 29c Marcal Bathroom Tissue pkg. of 4 rolls 49c Marcal Dinner Napkins 50’s 2/39c Marcal Tea Napkins 80’s 2/25c Marcal Hankies 3 boxes 25c Kitchen Charm Waxed Paper 75 f t roll 19c Gold King Frozen Onion Rings 8 oz. pkg. 39c STAR KIST LIGHT MEAT Chunk Tuna 6V* oz. can 3/$1.00 DUNCAN MIXES Layer Cake Mixes 18‘/a oz. pkg. 43c Maxwell House Instant Coffee 6 oz. jar 99c MORTON’S FROZEN Buttermilk Biscuits \ 10 oz. pkgs. 39c Blue Bonnet M argarine 1 lb. ctn. 27c Muellers Elbow Macaroni 1 lb. 25c BRIGHT SAIL SOFT RINSE Fabric Conditioner Bright Sale Spray Starch Bright Sail Soap Pads Sail Detergent 14 oz. can q u art bottle 5 oz. 1 lb. can V /i lb. bottle 31c 69c 89c 71c 29c 57c 39c 35c 79c "If jour Hlrlhdaj i- in Xutrm hrr — Don't forget to renew jour l>rh era Licen^.'* Your dreams com e tru e with PLAID STAMPS BORDENS DIME BRAND Condensed Milk Mazola Corn Oil Yuban Instant Coffee Maxwell House Coffee Blue Label Karo Syrup Vi gaL 16 oz. can pkg. of 18 giant pkg. . tuntic t n c » c ti* c n un ut. w<r. >uper JJa rke ts ajuikas MMJtUU 2701 ORLANDO too# M iauat wad u n DRIVE 17-92 AT 27th ST. P rio r, in th i. adrerlD rm ent arc good through S aturday, Norrmber 30. �*?r*« P ln r ifU S a n fo rti United Nation WEATHER: Shower* today followed by clearing; high today near .8 0 ; cooler fbdffet. VOL. 56 ♦ r c io United P n u Leased Wire KsUbUshed 1908 FRI.t NOVEMBER 29, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 72 4^ WASHINGTON (UPI) — KonMdy’a asiasiflnawbnTiad d America together. "A President Lyndon B. Johnson appealed to the American pew- g n a t leader Is dead, a great M must move on," he pin to • nntiomride telecast in lT ta r s 'ite aaaaasils*Uad"te> ~~ showing “that decency of pur­ pose, that steadfastness of re­ solve and that_»tr*ngth of will which we Inherit from our forefathers." Johnson noted that in ssch of ths p u t five administra­ tions he h u sees to hie SS years in Washington, “the greatest burden that the Pres­ ident bed to bear hod been the burden of his own coun­ tryman’s unthinking and unreasoning hate and division.1' Ho raferred to Presidents, Dwight D. Elsenhower, Harry 8. Truman. Franklin D. I velt and Herbert Hoover, ■aid. "Yeatezdsv Is not ours to recover, but tomorrow is ours to win or to lost. “ 1 am rssohrsd that w t shall win the tomorrows before us. So I ask you to join mo In that resolvt, determined th at from this midnight of tragedy, we shall move toward a new ••• American greatness." Speaking slowly end solemn­ ly, Johnson said that "a deed that was meant to tear us apart has bound us together." Family Quiet Ha asked tha “help, tho IIYANNIS PORT, Mass. strength, the prayers" of the v3/ (UPI) — A cold d rittle kept American people, as well as Uta grieving family o f the The State Board of Control God’s guidance. late President indoors today will make every effort to give Political wheels are turning Flooding for a closing of except for trips to church. a final decision next week on already and will I* swinging ranks, Johnson said thst “ we the selection of a site for the full tilt after the holiday sea­ must make our society we’l and whole for the task ahrafl." proposed four-year state uni­ son preparatory to the prim­ MIAMI (UPI) - Cuban He railed for unity in North refugees said Thursday night versity, and possibly the site ary election in May. and South, East and West, Communist boss Mao Tse- for an extension of the Uni­ Registrar Camilla Bruce free of the burdens of hate Tung has invited Premier today released the list of of. versity of Florida engineer­ and prejudice “we have borna Fidel Castro to visit Red ARLINGTON NATIONAL flees in which Seminole Coun­ ing college. too long." China. CEMETERY (UPI) — Mount, The board already has re­ Despite the sadness of th's •rs hy ths tens of thousands ty electors will choose party Thanksgiving, Johnson said, ar* wearing a scar of aorrow duced the original proffered randidites in the primary the nation still has much to across Urn Virginia hillsido prior to the general election MIAMI (UPI) - At least 23 site* in East Central Flor­ ho thankful for. "Our harvest leading lo ths gravs of tho in November. Here are the nine persons died in Florid* ida to eight, including the offices which will be voted on DALLAS (UPI) — An is bountiful, our factories slain President Kennedy. during the first 24 hours of Lake Ada and Lee ranch The only thing that got Irving, Tex. gunsmith remem. flourish, our homes are safe, in the May prim ary: the four-day Thanksgiving sites in Seminole County. Th# pilgrimages of tribute workout was the oven. Iwrs meunting a telescopic our defenses a rt secure. We show no signs of slackening. Electoral college members holiday weekend — five of Bays Harrison, St. Peter*• • • to choose a president and vice them in traffic accidents. burg attorney and board sight on a rifte for a man know that our system It Long lines of mourns rs were On the other hand, another president; governor, secretary waiting at Arlington .National chairman. Informed The San- named Oswald and sightibg It strong." ha said. housewife we know of — Mrs of state, state treasurer, at­ Johnson quoted from Ken­ Cemetery Thursday oven bt> ford Herald this morning that in “ more than a month ago.1 Roy Williams, wifo of San­ torney general, state superin­ Rut when ths gunsmith, nedy's Thanksgiving procla­ for* th* gates opened at • TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — the “ board members have ford's chief of police — pre­ tendent of public instruction, THE TRADITIONAL kettles of the Salvation The organisational congress of •very hope of making a final Dial M. Ryder, was shown mation, Issued befors hie a- m. pared her Thanksgiving bird state comptroller, commission­ Army will make their appearance on Sanford the new Florida Arte Coun­ selection at its meeting next pictures of the gun that kill death, and told his country­ Aa tho day wore on, th* and then discovered she er of agriculture, railroad and streets Monday. Pictured is Capt. Mildred rd President Kennedy, ho men they had passed a great lines snaked across tho hillcil will be held here Monday Friday at Roca Raton.** fp couldn't get it into the oven. public utilities commissioner. s e e Foden, representing all the civic club members said It was not the same typo aids, pausing at tho whlt*> with Goe. Farris Bryant aa These turkeys are getting Representative to Congress, who will be manning the kettles to collect funds fenced grave of the President, the principal speaker. However, he added, the five of riflo th at had been brought larger sod larger. justices of the state Supreme to provide a Merry Christmas for the needy. and then moving on. board members, “atilt have to him. Court (.1), district court of ap­ The ooce-manicured law* The record showed Ryder a* open mind'* regarding the Get your loose change peals judge, state attorney, sweeping down from tha VATICAN CITY (UPI) — remaining eight site* in got grt for the Job from a man ready! The Salvation Army'a state senator ami atute repre­ mansion of Gen. Robert E. Ecumenical Council fathers five counties—Seminole, Or­ named Oswald hut Ryder said Christmas kettles will be sentative. Leg at the crest of th* hiU today elected six Americans to ange, Brevard, Volusia and “I am sure I would have re placed on Sanford'a atreets Clerk of Circuit Cuurt. aherCARACAS (UPI) — Six was turned brown and muddy mrmbered that type gun and key council commission posts Lake. Monday. Ever notice how iff, tax assessor, tax collector, newly created by Pope Paul It was learned today that neno like th at haa been young Castro • Communists by thousands of feet. good you feel when you ahare ounty judge, prosecutii.g at­ who hijacked * Vsnssuslan Military police aet up rop* VI to help speed up council the five board members were brought to me.* with othrra not quite ao for- torney, county commissioners Leo Harvey Oswald, ths airliner over Bolivar City guide* to handle th* throng, here Tuesday and Wednesday action. ( | tunate? Try it. (3), superintendent of puldir viewing Lake Ada und I.ee man who police say killed Thursday wars back In this some of whom were forced instruction, supervisor of reg­ ranch sites. In fact, they the President, bought a <1.5 country today, facing the to park their cam a mite Today's chuckle—She want­ istration, members of the F O R T LAUDERDALE | another window, handed the PANAMA CITY (UPI) — viewed all but the Vcro Reach mm Carcano Italian rifle prospect of * trial for their from the graveside. ed a divorce because her hus­ lioani of public instruction! (U PI)—A young man walked; cashier his note, and was giv-i Tlio Coins anil Frrsh Water site and will inspect It Dec. 5 from Klein’s Sporting Goods terrorist s e t Among the sorrowing w*a band was careless about his (2), county surveyor, justices! into the First Federal S av-ien the $3,000. The six—flvo teen age boys one who brought even th* Fish Commission today cau­ en route to Roca Raton. Store In Chicago through the appearance. He hadn't been of the peace (.1), constables | ings and Loan Association of-1 The man escaped on foot. tioned all duck hunters to com­ Harrison pointed out it Is mall for $12.7* and paid an and a girl wha salts herself hushed commeoU of th* |3 |, and Democratic ami Re-J fire today, handrd a Dote to | . .. — — .. - • home in two years. ply with state boating safety ticrause the board still must I additional $7.50 for the tela “Major Olga" — were brought enrod to an end. • 0 • publican committeeman and I one teller and then another, Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy laws during the waterfowl visit the Vero Reach site that •copie sight. hack I t Vsnstusla under mili­ Mrs. Rulph Austin Smith re- cummltteewoman. and walked out with S3.00U. hunting season. it has not “at least made a Oswald ordered ths gun tary guard Thursday night paid her fifth visit to th* A aecond prim ary, if neces­ p«rts thst a sufficient number Loan association employes tentative final iclectioo." undsr ths name “A. llydsll." from Trinidad. They wars ar tomb of her hushowd. of memberships have been sary, will Ini held three weeks u id they did not see a gun. | p _ ^ s _ • • s _ I* up • fpmlly i'a s te In r.thtr developments, ths rested barely Mfhours ^rtsi; subscribed to assure presenta­ after tbs first prium ijjmyy. it'd thl*|lh>v min lnd'«- ite.i )w. I P t -i ; * *• 1 * S A IG O N , Vie* Nam (U l’l) Sanford City fonfiifloAh (‘(alias Morning New* said they had fsrred the pilot of trip to llyanois Port, Mass., tion of this season’s scheduled --Thu bodies of ail Amvrirnn was lo meet in special sess­ Oswald's mother said he told tha hljockad plana at gun­ for a Thanksgiving day re­ had one r t tlm ready in his | programs by the Mutual Con-' . , pocket. The bandit ws» de ; MIAMI (UPI) — Eig.it Cu- •ml a Vietnamese whose H2d ion this afternoon to consider her he was questioned thrss point to fly them to tho union, Mrs. Kennedy ko*lt briefly In prayer bosid* th* cert Association. However.1AlfpOft A t »rriN-d as young and of med- 1dan refugees salted into Mura bomber was downed by Com- enlarging its commitment for times by tha Federal Rureau former British colony. says Sirs. Smith, chairman of then Key Thursday, saying munist ground firs have been utilities ami other services of Investigation befors the turn build. They wars flown to Caracas flower-bedecked grata. the organisation’s membership Melbourne and tumsd over to tha po­ He handed s note demand­ they (led their Communist round ICO miles southwest of should the state board aelcct President was slain. campaign, “ We still have litical polics to bo questioned ing money to one cashier, and hsimrlansl to avoid bein'! Saigon. A second American the Lake Ada site. some memliershipa mailable Is Renamed The new university was auwas told that cashier didn't drafted in'.o Fidel Castro's crewman la missing, and prepared for trial. ami the sale of these will as­ I MELBOURNE CJLfPI> -T h e have any. The man moved to militia. lhorned hy Hie 1963 Legisla­ Trinidad's Premier Erie Wil­ sist ua in meeting our local Pity of Melbour >• today re­ The refugees said they rr ture, which provided money liams u su rsd Vsnssuslan expenses.’* named Its municipal airport powered three militiamen in MONROE, I* . (UPI) — to start planning the new President Roniulo Betancourt O .Miss Lillian Kullir, a con. the “John F. Kennedy Memo­ Cuba Sunday night and stoic rhe search for a private plane facility. I.ast Tuesday, the that ha will not allow Briancert pianist, will be presented rial Airport" In keeping with the 11 toot motorboat they i missing on a flight from cabinet budget commission court’s foes to use Trinidad United Press in December. The Columbus the change of nearby Cape Jackson, Miss., to Dallas was released $150,900 to get plan­ vrr7 '> wsre guarding. as a “trampolin against tha Americans died a t th* rat* CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) - Vsnssuelan government.” Hoys Choir will be here in Canaveral to Cape Kennedy. About a half mile off-hore, renewed across north Louis­ ning under way. of nearly four an hour during About 15,000 missile and space January. In February the as­ the engine conked out and iana at daybreak today. The .Site survey tram s worked The decision was made by Ths plana and Ita six non- the first third of th* 102-hour workers reported for work to­ sociation will present the Melliourne Mayor Grady W. Communist passengers was holiday weekend. WASHINGTON (CPI) - machine gun batteries on the twin-engine plane was pilule I through the late summer and day at Cape Kennedy instead Llords International Puppet White and the City Commis­ returned earlier. Congress met today for the beach opened fire. Rut they i by J. I.. Wylie, of West Clear early fall to take on-the-spot Flrss, plane crashes and of Cape Canaveral. Show. No Individual tickets sion “to pay tribute to tho looks at proposed university record only, putting off until | managed to restart the en­ loske, Fin. miscellaneous a c c i d e n t * Uy an edtet of President will be svailnblc for tl>e*e per­ late President.*' locations in the E ait Central Monday action on President gine before they were hit. I claimed at least 37 lives. formances. The Cubans, three men, Florida counties. Later, the Lyndon R. Johnson Thursday, Turkey Thief Also, the forma! announce­ Johnson's plea for quick de­ A United Press Internation­ • • • America's No. I moonport Monkey See; survey reports were handed ment said, the move “indicator cision s on the tax cut pro­ i three children, one woman Dines On al count at 1:30 a. m. EST was renamed for his mar­ Wesley T. Place brought In­ that the je t airport facilities to the board and a staff ana­ gram and the civil rights bill. and a nine day-old infant, Monkey Take showed at least 149 persona to The Herald oflice a person­ at Melbourne have the pri­ lysis was started witli an tyred predecessor. Doth tie House and the were lakn to Miami (or rou­ dead In traffic mishaps sine* It was a dramatic Thanks­ Jail Turkey K IR H Y M IS P E R TO N . Eng ; c>c_ towards puking the final ally autographed plmto of the mary function of serving the Senate will hold “ pro forma" tine processing. KI.I/.ABETIf, N. J. (UPI) the weekend started a t • p. giving Day tribute to John late John F. Kennedy which now Cape Kennedy faellltle meetings to (ill the legal rr A spokesman for ll'e group *a"'* ^I PI ) officials S,|P. Elisa- m. local time Wednesday. was presented recently to his and tlie space program which | qiiirrment that they cannot! sa-d they lied Cuba “ to avoid said today they have paid Action on the site selection Fltigcrald Kennedy, who gave —Charles Smith of dnugliter, Mrs. Ronald Srntell,| was so very important t» adjourn for more than th re e 1bring drafted into the mill- 1more than S28H to visitors expected to come short- the Cape its mightiest task— brth, N. J. doesn’t rare If ho Thu breakdown: 14* Traffic by the President. Mrs. .Scnttdl President Kennedy." I ihi» yeur compensating them )y |lt.f0(l, noon ne, t yrhlsy Hut of sending a three-man never sees another turkey. day* without each other's lia." Smith, 69, had six of them, Fires « team of Americans to the for articles ntden by xoo ulo. has n |t-rsonally autoit tile hoard keeps to its Fidel Castro announced last Melbourne, nhvut .'ill miles consent, 10 moon tills decade—and who weighing a total of 71 pounds Planes gi.iphrd photo of Mrs. Ken* southwest of t ape Kennedy, 1 No business will be Irani- month Hat all physically (it monkeys. agenda. 24 defended the dream of space —when poller grabbed him Miscellaneous Most of tlie articles were nr<**' Vi"?* *u r i *H | is the closest major air term- I acted to allow the lawmakers men between the ages of 17 1» exploration virtually unto the Wrdnrsday near a freight Total rome collector s items in lime 1to fini-h their Thanksgiving and 45 and women “ volun- eyeglasses snutchesl by the ' i innl to the booming moonpsrt. ear. Texas led all states with day of his death. I niimLi'V A when the wearers It'* iViiLr. ” " " ....... * I- ■ -!rr liny "'ik.uuay!....... . ........... Slavia 4-H Boy Uffiteorrd to 40 ilnvs I n' t u traffic deaths. North Caro-- ir -g s v -s - - wsssfe*--** -« “••{• ........... ............. Despite tin- lull, Congress the militia and government ' l.eut forward tfi read a mullthousands of space program J«H. he arrived there in time | Una. Michigan, and Caillor* In The Herald's top front I key cage sign, “ Warning — Off To Session has promised lo quicken its lauor forces starting Dec em plojes wImivp spectacular for the traditlcnal Thanks-, nia had nine each and Tenn­ piiire story Wednesday, re­ Chinese Reds | these monkeys snatch glas­ pace. Jonathan Lukas, Seminole exploits on this launching cen­ giving Day dinner. essee and Virginia had seven. garding tin- contract to fourses.” Chairman Harry F Byrd. Winds Hoists County 4 11 Club member ter made It a “ magic date­ lune SR bill, Douglas tftrn- Bolt Meeting . . ; from Slavia, leaves this afterW' RRAW (UPII — Coin- (D-Va.i. promised to finish stroin should hove been quot­ on a par with Washing­ pulthr hearings on the li t Compact C a r Meeting Ccnccled noon lor Jacksonville where line," ed as saying (lint more than mun t Chinn, whi.'h has conton, New York and Moscow, Chester D. Kldridiic, pres he will join 29 other 4 ll'rrs in a dozen short years. Today's winds were to 20<I hours were spent pushing , tinue I ita nttu -ks on I’res'- Million tax cut bill Dec. 6. Tlie hearings are scheduled to tlrnna. Trmiprr J. A. Mc­ iilent of The Dellary Arts and for a jet flight In Chicago | The change hit the Canaver­ this program, rather than the ■lent Kennedy lim e his dentil they Connell reported, that they t rails Association, today an- to attend the annual National broke up n Communiat-spon- resume Monday. Once , al environs with a mixture of “20 hours” as published. sored peace meeting h e r d * " over, however. hi* com- blew a compact car right nounced the cancellation of I 4 11 Club Congress next week. emotion—a heartfelt wish that Thursday by refu.ing to take » “ »** ««*• *» «<* W off the road Into a ditcli , the Christmas Parly schrd- He was named state and sec­ the slain President lie honor­ tribute t-. him. amendments In clo.ed *e,-ion. on lll.thway It at Monroe j tiled for 7:30 p.m. Monday at tional winner in the 4-11 for­ ed in a singularly fitting way, purt in a Injured Man Action on tie civil rights Corner. No one was Injurrd. 1the Dellary Mansion. estry program. mingled with a reluctance to Peking’s reaction t th«| 'nil, however, is another matI'rr bh-nl's a-n Jis-'n u tb ’H b igive up the cherished name Dies r , - In - - -Jail —_ ler that has come to be synony­ JACKSONVILLE ( UPI . - A ' »’ ‘h“‘ Johnson's unqualified mous with U. S. space achie­ man who fell (wire In 2 t 1’’ ' ' ' r<* " support for the measure did Where the Russians nod '* ... , . , vements. hours and eacii time wa- bloc. . , ... , .. . not seem likely to ilianqe any bookel on a drunk charge thr r ullii-.s have offered died in c-l:> jail last n'ghl, praise nnd condolences, the Jail Turkey Chinese have given scorn and police said. INCLUDES: Honolulu'll ridicule. After ca:h fall, EJward Ruby’s Fare Lynn Farris, 53, was treated Baked Potato, Salad, Garlic Toast DALLAS (UPI) - J a c k 6c Certain for injuries and turned m rr execuRuby, self appointed HONOLULU (U P I)-S a n ta and B everage HELPER to police An autopsy was tioner of Lee Harvey Oswald, j Claus arrives in Hawaii tills ' scheduled SANTA Cl Alb lf» ale heartily of Jailhouse tur­ weekend —by catamaran, par­ Compare Our Low Cut-Rate key Thursday and gave bis achute and outrigger canoe. > TO TOWN/ regards to tlie chef. Jolly old St. Nick will be Two Robbed Liquor Prices, Plus Included on the Thanksgiv­ picked up olf Diamond Head i James Kanjrick and Doning menu at the Dallas Coun­ by a catamaran today for a _ a U Cherry. Negroes residing Free Gold Bond Stamps ty Jail was cnrnhread dress­ parade t h r o u g h Honolulu, ▼ on lith Street, were treated ing, giblet gravy, green beans he'll parachute into a shop for minor injuries late Thurs­ W ith Package Goods ami potatoes. For dessert, ping center on thr windward day at Seminole llem orui there was pumpkin pie. Hospital after being “ mug­ SH O PPIN G DAYS side of the island a short time ' Sheriff Bill Decker said ged” by a group of boys at TO CHRISTMAS later, and then will make an VALDEZ HOTEL Ruby “ ate everything ws put THIS (’Alt was completely wrecked a t 1:15 this mornintc when the driver, other parachute Jump into 12th Street and Lake Avenue, before him.’* Joseph T. Austin, of Sanford Naval Air Station, lost control and crashed Kaneohe nay, where he'll be accnripng to police. Kanjrick Downtown Sanford F O R G IF T S , Ruby ate with two other j;ito a utility pole on Country Club Iloud, The noise of the crush awakened m i robbed of $J and Cherry ! IN O i l R A D P A G E S ! picked up and brought to prisoners. resilient* in the neighborhood. (lleruld I'hotu) I shore in ao outrigger canoe. lust $d. ■y J bHu If you're one of those who didn't feel like eating break-! fast this morning Just pay up your dues and become one of us. • • e We won't mention names & b u t one family we know of approachrd the Thanksgiving food front in a slightly dif­ ferent way. Instead of spend­ ing a day and a half in the kitchen preparing the foods for the festivity she did it all In a Jiffy. • • a The menu went like this: n froatn turkey, instant poUV toes, Instant gravies, froien m i x e d vegetables, chilled canned cranberry sauce, in­ stant dressing, frosen candied yams, pre-mlxed greens for a tossed salad, biscuits from the refrigerator, rolls from the frerxer, frozen pumpkin and apple pies plus Instant pudding and plenty of Ice A cream. And delicious, too! Site Decision Due N e x t W eek JVUVA Offices Up For Primary Vote Listed & k Castro Invited? Nine Dead Two Locations For University In Seminole and manes'* so the nation ran face ita problems united. The President, in n special Thanksgiving Day speech from his White House office, announced th a t he had re­ named Cape Canaveral, the nation's spaceport. Cape Ken­ nedy, In honor of his slain predecessor. The Idea for the change In name came from Mrs. Jacque­ line Kennedy, who felt it would be a fitting memorial to her husband who had made the nation’s space program one of the key goals of bis administration. Johnson also sxpressed con* fidtnee th at ths tragedy of Throngs Still Visit Grave Of Kennedy Sight Put On Different Type 'Oswald' Rifle Arts Session Plane Hijackers Back In Caracas Six Elected Bank Bandit's Note W orth Cool 3 ,0 0 0 Game Warning 8 Cubans Flee Airman Killed o\ Congress Sets Tax Cut Action Plane Sought Holiday Deaths Four Per Hour Reaction At Cape Mixed “ ( fa /iib s Q u iA " IV 2 Inch Sirloin J m xi 2 Inch Sirloin *4°° $4 50 m / 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/. 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Tha Chief Executive mat today with tha world leaders who remained after attending Kennedy’s funeral, Including Soviet Deputy Premier Annatoe L Mikoyan, British Prims Oswald Grave Under Guard PUERTO LA CRUZ, Venesuela (UP1) — Terrorists dynamited a cluster of six \'J. 8. - owned oil and gas pipelines near thla northeast­ ern port before dawn Monday, starting a fire that raged all morning, It was reported to­ day. The wrecked pipelines In­ eluding three operated by th* Mens d'.ande Oil Company, a Standard-Gulf subsidiary! two belonging to the Mobiloll Company and a natural gat line operated by a Gulf sub­ sidiary. A Mena Grande apokeiman said that act of sabotage temporarily halted oil and gas shipments through tha blasted lines but did not affaet the company's operation* or its export shipments. In ths "oil capital" of Mara­ caibo, Gov. Lois Vera Gomes of Zulla State announced the arrest of 'several" extreme leftist leaders at an apparent precaution against attempts to disrupt Bunday’s presiden­ tial election. Vara said those under arrest Included Armando Faria Rin­ con, known In leftist circles as “ Major David,” and a num­ ber of leftists caught with •xplosivea or subversive prop­ aganda In thair possession. Castro-Communist terrorists have been trying to sabotage the election because parties of th* extreme left were not allowed to nominate candi­ dates. FORT WORTH (UF!) — Folic* with vlcloua trained dogs atood guard today at the grave o f Lae Harvey Oswald to protect It from ghouls. Tha 34-year-old Communist sympathiser and accused aeaasala o f President Kennedy generated such hatred that polka a n afraid someone may dsaaonto the hastily dug grave, ar try to dig up th* pine coffin. "There te always the possi­ bility o f ghouls," said Col. E. P. Seltxar, a retired Army regimental commander who HIH Cemetery owns where Oswald waa buried. A polka guard and a watch dog wore stationed betide th* grave. A polka patrol car drove slowly back and forth Inelds the cemetery, It was tha first time since ths ceme­ tery was started back in tli« By Mr*. Adam Muller 10th century that guards were A panel program entitled necessary during the night. "A Christian's Codes for th* Tload'’ was presented lest Tuesday evening at a covered dish supper meeting held at the Community Methodist LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) Church of DeBsry. Ths program wee sponsored w- This gambling city's down­ hy th* church’s Committee on town "Casino Center," dark­ Christian Emphasis for Holi­ ened for 17 hours Monday In day 8afety on th* Road. The honor of tha late President panel waa made up of Rev. was more crowded than ever Hugh Booth, chairman, Rev. despite the lack of gambling. Cecil N. Ogg, Ed Perry end Many of the city’s 120.000 8gt. James McKinnon of th* went to the center — where State Highway Petrol. gambling normally goes on Films were shown hy Perry 24 hours a day In brightly end McKinnon end a question lighted casinos — to see what snd answer period wss eonit looked like without the ducted. Safety exhibit* were lights on. let up In the Sunday 8-houl Casinos, showrooms ami rooms displaying seat twits, bars in all the major hotels flash lights, flags, signal both downtown and on Die flashers ami reading matter “ strip" were closed from 7 o f 86 i t i t n Monday nightTho governors were haatily u w n b M following Um fun* and far tha m t i B f at Join* acn’a former vko presidential office*. Many w in halted at alrporta and summoned to tear tha President’* 30-min­ ute appeal for bipartisan backing in tha days of crisis foUcwtag tha aasassintUon. Tha Chief Executive was reported to bars stressed his backing for federal programs to aid education In expressing general support far Kenne­ dy's legislative goals. Mew York Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, a candidate for the Republican presidential nomination, said that Johnson told the group ha would urge Congress to act on the |tl billion tax cut program, pre­ sently stalled in the Senate Flnance Commlttee, and tha civil rights measure. Rockefeller aaid th* ova­ tion Johnson received was “ a most sincere demonstration of unity la thla moment of tragedy-" He aaid Johnson was “ Impressive.” Pennsylvania Gov, William W. Scranton, another promin­ ent Republican, praised John­ son’s speech and said he wss sura that all the governors at the meeting would support tha new President. Later, Johnson met with Treasury Secretary Dougtae Dillon and Budget Director Karmlt Gordon to discuss th* nation’s economy and review the budget he will send to Congress la January. Walter W. Heller, chairman of tha council of economic advisers, sat In on tha talk. Gaming Closed A t Las Vegas DEBARY PUBLIC LIBRARY recently held it* annual Silver Tea at the Library. Presiding at the serving table, were, from left, lir e . Harold Lynch, seated and Mrs. Frank Maher, Miss Ruth Batch, Frederick Cleveringa, Mrs. Phillip Lounsburg and Mrs. Charles Braun. (Cox Photo) 'Sam Benedict' Attorney Considers Defending Ruby DALLAS (UPI) — Jake (Ths Master) Ehrlich, prom­ inent West Coast criminal lawyer, said today ho la will­ ing to consider defending flashy Jack Ruby on charges of murdering the President's accused assassin. Ehrlich Is the flamboyant San Francisco attorney upon whose life the television series "Sam Benedict" is based. Ruby told his Dallas lawyer, Tom lloward, Monday that he had a "spur of tha moment” urge to kill Loo Harvey Os­ wald to avenge tha Kennedy family and because ha thought Oswald was part o f a Com­ munist plot. Howard planned to have him plead temporary ineanity and ■tressed that he felt Ruby had been "emotionally disturbed." Ehrlich said he got a tele­ phone call from Mrs. Eva DALLA8 (UPI) — Gov. Grant, Ruby's alitor, and that John B. Connally, wounded she asked him if he would de­ when President Kennedy was fend her brother. Since Ruby already has re­ assassinated, sat up In bed Monday and watched the mar- tained Howard, Ehrlich said tyred president’s funeral on ■he should have him call his San Francisco office. television. If the attorney asks Ehrlich It was a personal loss for Connally, who did not know to head up or organlxe a dethat Kennedy was dead until ftne* for Ruby, would he ac­ the following day. Connally cept? “ 1 would give It a hell of a was a friend of tha Chief Ex­ ecutive and had served as his lot of thought," ho replied. first secratary of ths Navy. Tha governor sent his 17year-old eon John Jr. to rep­ resent him at tha funeral. His wife, Nellie, itsyed with him at tha hoepltal. Connally was rapidly re­ cover! ng and Dr. Thorn Khiree, chief surgeon at Park­ land Memorial lloipitel, said ha la In sicellent condition. 2 Sanford Men End Training Army Pvt. Jesse I, Harknets Jr., son of Mrs. Rosa L. Meyers, 1788 Bell Avenue, will complete advanced indi­ vidual training at Fort Hood, Tex., Saturday. Clarence E. Horn, son of Mrs. J. Mullins, 2707 Sanford Avenue, hss completed basic training at the Naval Train­ ing Center, Great l.aki-s, III. Elrod Urges ‘Plan Ahead By Mr*. Adam Muller State Representative Rob­ ert E. Elrod of Orange County urged members of the DeBary Republican Cluh last Thurs­ day evening to plan ahead for the coming campaigns atresiing that all members cf the party now registered as Dem­ ocrats should change their registration before elections. He also supported the local plan outlined by Earl Merrill, first vice president, for can­ vassing th* area to get new voters. Elrod spoke before the rlub's monthly meeting held in the Community Center with Mrrrill prodding in the ab­ Horace Drmareat, s e n c e of brought out of city jail under heavy guard to he taken to a maximum security cell at county Jail. Newspapers d u b b e d him Jake “ The Master" because of the way he handles hta court­ room attack. He Is noted prim­ arily for his trial histronlce and flamboyant personality. Dallas County Diet. Atty. Henry Wade, who has a per­ fect batting average In mur­ der cases—24 convictions out of 24—has said he will try to send Ruby to the electric chair. SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (DPI) — A legal fight brewed today over the U. S. Bureau of Priaons’ refusal to relinquish a manuscript written by the late Robert Stroud, the famed “ Birdman of Alcatrax." Bureau attorney Eugeni Berkln notified Stroud’s at­ torneys Monday that Stroud’s many personal effects, includ­ ing a manuscript entitled "A History of the U. 8. Prison System," would not be relea ted. Several months before Stroud died here last Thurs­ day st the D.S. Medical Cen­ ter for federal prisoners, he Instituted legal proceedings to force the bureau to permit publication of the manuscript The 73-year-old Stroud, who gained fame for his knowl­ edge of bird diseases, spent 54 year* behind bare. His book on bird diseasea won in­ ternational acclaim. Stroud died of acute coro­ nary thrombosis at the medical center, lie had twlca been convicted of murder. During hie lonely hours In prison, he became a self-taught ex­ pert on bird diseases. The movie, “ Birdman of Alcatrax," was based on hla book on bird diseases. Children crippled and dying from muscular dystrophy can be saved through medical re­ search — but only If you give generously to the March for Muscular Dystrophy. Chief Petty Officer Henry S. Dilte and W. L. Rowland, civilian crash crew captain, were awarded letters of com­ mendation for their courage­ ous performance of duty. At great personal risk, they res­ cued the two pilots from sn ASA which had crashed at the Sanford Naval Air Station. The lettere were from Cdr. R. E. Farmer, commanding officer of Heavy Attack Squadron 3. Dilte, who wee flying In the stricken aircraft as thirdcrewman, was cited at follows: “ Being aware of the imminent possibility of aircraft explo­ sion following an accident, you did not act contrary to basic self-survival instinct and re­ mained in th* cockpit to ef­ fect release of on# of the pilots, whose foot was en­ trapped by wreckage. Only then did you look to your own safety. Your aelf discipline, courage, and crew loyalty are in keeping with the highest traditions of the Naval ServRowland, on duty as crash crew ca’ tain, was cited as follows: "You direetui and participated In the rescue of the pilot who wss pinned un­ der th« wreckage of the e m b ­ ed ASA. Severe structural damage to the cockpit area had ruptured the oxygen con­ verter causing liquid oxygvn to flow in the immediate area of probable spilled petroleum products’ (petroleum and liquid oxygen la a highly ex­ plosive mixture). “ When a crane lifted tht cockpit sufficient for seeds, you entered this haiardoue environment, disconnected the battery to lessen the poisil-ility of exploaion, and com­ forted the stricken pilot until you had him disengaged and evacuated. Your ekiil and de­ votion to duty If indeed note­ worthy." Annual Service Set In Oviedo By Bernice Kelsey Annual combined Thanka giving service* for First Bap­ tist Church and First Metha(list Church of Oviedo will he held at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Baptist Church. Die sermon will be delivered by Rev, Robert Soke, of th« Methodist Church. Services are open to th* public. SCIENTIFIC LAWN SPRAYING FOR — CHINCH BUGS OR FUNGUS Also Lawn Reaaratloa Grapevlllc Nursery 3231 Grapevine Are. FA 2-0888 Falcon Buys! Let us show you today how you can enjoy a new driving thrill with the ’64 Falcon. . . America's totally new compact car, still with Falcon’s famous economy. lubJrrJ. 800 Political Prisoners Free Members of the supper com­ mittee were Mrs. Charles Creasy, Mr. and Mrs. Mat­ thew Ottovsnger, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Uell, Mrs. C. Fish­ er, Mrs, C. Zimmerman, Mrs. C. Wells, Mrs. Frank Fry* and Mrs. I’erry. Invocation and benediction were given by Rev. Ogg. 8AIGON, South Viet Nam (UPI) — More than 800 polit­ ical prisoner* of the Ngo Dlnh Diem regime have heen released from hidden prisons since the Nov, 1 coup d’etat, th* new Vietnamese military government announced Mon­ day night. "Th* search for the un­ derground jails hat snded. and not a tingle one remains in lly Helen Snodgrass and around tha capital,” the Combined Thanksgiving Day general of podirectorate services for the Barnett MeIke said In an official statemorlsl Methodist Church of menL Enterprise and Stafford Me­ morial Methodist Church of Osteen will be held at 10 a.m. at the Enterprise church. Conducting th* service wdl Th* Com­ b« Rev. Fred Foster who will TOKYO (UPI) munist Central News Agency be assisted by Rev. Arthur of North Korea charged In a Beatty. broadcast today that nine Immediately following tho South Korean* killed last service, ladies of th* host Thursday were uaed ae live church will sponsor a turkey targets by U.8. Army troope dinner with serving scheduled until 1:30 p.m. during rocket practice. Prices have keen eat for U. 8. Army source* an­ nounced the sine were killed adutte and children. Advance while scavenging scrap metal reservation* may be made by from a firing range whan a calling NO 8-6103 or by con­ non-nuclear U. 8. A m y Hou- tacting any member of the eit John rocket exploded Senior MYF. Dinner* eleo may be purchased at th* door. Thanksgiving Service Set In Enterprise Hars’s a big reason for Ford’s "Big Year" , . . Ih* 1964 Falcon Future Hardtop. Smart end sassy, It's all naw. New big-car styling outside . . . luxurious appointments inside. . . improved suspensions underneath. Sat for yourself. Test drive one today! ONLY 12 LBS. LIGHT • Smart, new styling • New comfort and convenience • Ptush Falcon Squirt lor 1964-o n e of 7 roomy Falcon wagons. new ride • T w iceaY ear (or 6,000 mile) Maintenance • Selfadjusting brakes • Famous gas saving economy • Full line, including sedans, hardtops, convertibles, wagons • Choice Reds Say Men U. S. Targets of engines from standard Six to 164-hp V-8 • Optional power steering • 3-speed, 4-speed manual or Fordomatic Drive • Front Mounted Controls * LifcUmt Warranted Circuit Board Falcon Convertible for 1964-one of 3 new Falcon top-downers. ONLY 7 7 #" Sanford Electric Co 118 S. Magnolia FA MSI �/ Drive To 4-Lane 4 3 6 To 1-4 Pays O ff $ 6 5 8 ,7 2 9 ftu tfb r ifc l i r r a i f t e io * ^ By Jaiiaa Steastrom Iti been a long tim e since neopie in these parts can re­ m em ber when Orlando and Orange County have becom e concerned about the aggres­ siveness of Sanford and Sem­ inole County. But It happened Tuesday at a meeting o f the Orlando City Com mission. As most Sanford and Sem­ inole County citizens know the State Legislature author­ ized the establishment o f a four-year university to be REV. WILLIAM GUESS operated as aa extension of the University a t Florida. The site of the institution was limited to a nine-county area In Central Florida. Six of the nine counties In this area offered the State of Florida 23 sites. The site com ­ mittee of the State Board of By Jwdy Wells Control inspected these sites Church F.ditor and reduced the number to The Union Thanksgiving eight—two of which are lo­ Service, sponsored annually cated in Seminole and two in by the Sanford Ministerial Orange. Association, will be held this • • • year at the First Methodist The Lake Ada area south of Sanford on US 17-92 and the Lee Ranch area near ChuluThe Thanksgiving Day ota are the two Seminole proclamation prepared by County sites under considera­ the late President John F. tion. Kennedy prior to his assassi­ A delegation o f Orange nation was released today County cilizeni appeared be­ and appears on pago • of fore Tuesday'a meeting i f the today's Sanford Herald. Orlando City Commission and aucccsifuUy obtained th e city* endorsement o f Orange Church hcglnnlng at 10 a.m. County's Bluestonc site. During the session Ortando Rev. William J. Guess of Commissioner Waliy Sander­ Pinecrest Baptist Church will son, in proposing endorse­ deliver the sermon. W EATH ER: Cloudy through T hursday; high today in low 8 0 s; low tonight in upper 60a. VOL. 66 United Press Leased Wire HMnblished 1908 WED.. NOVEMBER 27, 1063 SANFORD, FLORIDA Shopping Center Construction Set Work To Start Dec. 9-15At 17-92, Onora Union Thanksgiving O s i P r e f e c t T w o y e a n o f arduous en­ deavors on tho part o f area le a d e n fur the improvement o f State Road 436 between Highway 17-92 and Interstate 4 were nearing successful cul­ mination today. the reconstruction to fo u r lanes o f 23th Street between French and Mellonvllie A v e­ nue*. for which plan* already have been completed by thn State Road Department. State Road Department of­ ficials at Tallahassee Tuesday afternoon opened bide for the contract to reconstruct the highway and now ara engaged In . tabulations. Low bidder was H u b b a r d Construction Company, Orlando, with $638,729. Altamonte Spring* town o f­ ficials, County Commissioner* and county engineers and the Chamber o f Commerce have pushed this 4.16 road improve­ ment program with a "N o. 1 top priority" (or the last two year*. Bombing Derby Postponed In JFK's Memory The Heavy Attack Wing On# tenth annual Bombing D erby, originally scheduled for Dee. 9-14. has been postponed until March 1964. Thl* announcement w a I day by the Longwood First made today by Capt. Jam es Baptist Church will be fol­ Construction work la e O. Mayo Wing com m ander, • • • peeled to be commenced be­ afler conference* In Norfolk, lowed by a turkey dinner in Douglas Stenstrom, chair­ tween Dee. 9-13 on what Is Va.. Tuesday with Vice Adm . the Educational Building. man o f the Chamber's long anticipated to be a multi Paul H. Ramsey, com m ander Combined Thanksgiving ser­ million dollar shopping cen­ range road planning commit­ o f Naval Air Forces for (ha vices for the Oviedo Baptist tee, today pointed out that ter on Highway IT-92 South Atlantic Fleet. and Metiiodist churches will this $638,729 contract "is the at Onora Street. According to Mayo, the be held at the Baptist church biggest Seminole County pro­ County Commission Monday postponement o f the weekat ?:30 p. m. with Rev. Ro­ ject the State Road Depart­ approved a building permit in long fleet exercise and its bert Soka of the Metiiodist ment hue approved thie year the amount o f $800,000 for associated air show and so­ church tu deliver the sermon. and prnimbly will he bigger the R. M. Thompson Construe cial activities waa fett Impli­ • • • than any similar spending for tlon Company, o f Clearwater. cit in the spirit of the naThanksgiving Day service* next year In thl* county.'* lion’ s 30-day mourning period Zoning director Robert in other parts o f the county Stenstrom estimated that for Ihe late President ot the Brown explained that the lat and aurrounding communities Atlamunte Springs, County United States, John F. Ken­ ter figure is for actual conhave been announced as fol­ and Chamber attnehea have nedy. atructlon o f the first four lows: 'spent more than 20 hour* in A message from the office unit* and doe* not Include In Altamonte Springs, m em ­ pushing this program, with lo­ paving, sewerage, drainage, cal conferences and trips to ot the Secretary of Defens* bers o f the Community Chapel Sunday called for cancella­ fixture* and other inside fur- DcLand and Tallahassee.*' will meet at 10 a. m. for ser­ tion o f "A rm ed Forces band, nUhlnge. vices conducted by Rev. E. Richey Green, SRI) district troop and equipment partici­ Termed the "Sanford Shop­ W. Miller. No form al service engineer at DeLand, Informping Center,’* the plant will The Herald this morning that pation In public events o f a The welcome and Invoca­ Ls scheduled at the First ment of the Bluestonc site, social or entertainment na­ occupy about 13 acres of land remarked: "W hat have we to tion wilt he given by Rev. Baptist Church o f Altamonte ith the tabulation of hid* east o f 17-92 and south o f and awarding of the contract, ture until th« period of offi­ lose In vieing with Sanford 7 " John Adams Jr. of First Springs however the church Onora Street. Parking place the successful bidder will be cial mourning . , . has been lie went on to explain that Methodist. Responsive read­ will be open for indivdual for in excesa o f 1,100 auto­ allowed 13 days in which ta ended." Seminole County Is offering to ing will be led by Rev. Char­ prayer throughout the day. In releasing this w ord to mobiles will >>e provided. spend marc than SI million les C. Dees o f the Christian ■tort work and will be allowed In Bear Lake a combined Accrsa will he from High­ 280 work days to complete the ail ahlpa and stations within for Ihe university site if it be­ Alliance Church. service for St. Andrews Pres­ his com m and, Adm. David Rev. Mason Gregg uf the byterian Church ami Ihe Bear way 17-92 but mainly from project. com es necessary. SANTA'S HELPER Arnold llood 1ms started Christmas street decora* L. McDonald, chief o f N aval • • e Onora Street, which now ap­ Sanderson went on to point First Christian Church will Lake Methodist Church is Units In downtown Sanford. The holiday decorations arc provided by the Operations, stated: "D u rin g pear* only on county plat out that Orange County " lia s read tho President’ * Procla­ scheduled for 10 a. m. at St. Green said the new road job Merchants Division o f the Chamber of Commerce and huiijr by city cm . followed by the Andrews. Rev, William Irwin hooks and muat be construct­ will be 2.2 miles of primary the 30-day period o f national not been as ag g ressiv e" as mation ployes. (Herald Photo) Thanksgiving Prayer offered of the Methodist church wilt compared with Seminole. ed. Also, an accee* will lie ronatruction, lime ruck with mourning for President Ken­ nedy, honors, ceremonies and When have the people of by Chaplain Robert Deal of deliver built from Onora Road paral­ asphalt top. the sermon while official entertainment by Navy Seminole ever heard anything Sanford Naval Air Station. lel to Highway 17-02. Rev\ Thomas Makln of St. It will ba a four-lane high elements at all levels w ill b* Rev. Grover C. Sewell of Andrews will conduct the ser­ like that before? The first unit* will cover w ay with mrdian. Each lane cancelled," * • • First Presbyterian C h u r c h vice and read the Presidential about 140,000 *<|uare feet o f will b« 12 feet wide. It will b« The Bombing Derby w ill b* will direct the o fflin e and Never before has this Coun­ "c it y construction" with curb Proclr 'is t l'n . Tha effe.^ng at floor apace. rescheduled the week of ty been so solidly behind any Rev. Walter A. R. McPherson this service will go to t h e ' The first two unite, accord­ and gutters through AltaMarch 16-21. Complete detail* one project as it has been in o f the Congregational Christ­ "Share Our Surplus P rogram " ing to llriiwn, will be occu­ monte Springe and "country will be promulgated this week support of this unified effort ian Church will read Uic of the Church Work! Service. I pied by a PuMli supermarket construction" with berm and to alt Interested m em bers o f to acquire Ihe university. Scripture. ditches elsewhere. In Casselberry, tile c o n g re -j and F.ckrrd Druge. \ Benedictions will be pro­ gstion o f Community MethodStenstrom concluded t h e the civilian and military com ­ Each of the county's six mu­ Two more units are In the Seminole County Is second icd 20 traffic deaths this year munities. nicipalities have endorsed it. nounced by Rev. E. C. Shel­ 1st Church will hear special T.lltle m l xchool houses first proposal, reportedly to be next county road project to be only to Brevard County In a* compared to eight in all The Wing commander point­ pushed by the county will be The City of Sanford not only- don of tlw Sanford Free Meth­ services conducted by R e v .' oerupied by J, C, Penney (small cartons painted red) Ka>l Central Florida for in of 1962, Smallwood said. Oreed out that the week o f March endorsed it hut has supported odist Church. Ik-lmas Copeland at 8 a. in. , lias counted 46 trafiic will appear in stores Friday Company and McCrory'e. It le 16 la the next practicable Music for the entire service white Ascension L u t h e r a n crease in traffic, fatalities In vard it financially. understood negotiations have ax a reminder to the public l‘iia as compared lo 19C.2, Sgt. lalalitiri this year as against time when a large represen­ Seminole's legislative dele­ will he presented by die First Church will hold services at that Seminole County Aaaocia- not l>ren completed hut are V i n c e Smallwood, Florida 29 (or 10 months in 1962. tation of the Wing’s equip­ gation, the Board o f County- Methodist Choir under direc­ 10:30 a. m. with Pastor l ’ It. tion for Retarded Children expected to be appruvrd short ment and personnel could ba Corn miss ioners and t h e tion o( Mrs. Mildred Clark. Zchnder delivering the ser­ Highway Patrol salety ulfic 1 However, Seminole lead* in needs support lo carry on the !>'•r. reported today. brought together without con­ • • • another category with 11.6 Chamber of Com m erce — mon. work at the Little Red School Other unit* will follow after Seminole already has tall- deaths this year per 100 mil­ flicting with operational com ­ Special services will he which initiated the idea — Union services in IK'Bary House. Your contribution in completion o f the first four mitments. lion miles traveled, a* com ­ have provided their unani­ conducted today in a number wilt be held at to a. m. at Bulldozers went Into action the little houses will assure units, parking paving, sew pared to 4 1 deaths in 1902. mous support. And the Cham­ of churches. the Baptist Church with Rev. Tuesday to straighten out the continued progress. rruge, etc. Other comparisons for the The Prairie Lake Baptist Hubert M. Thomas to deliver •• ber is to he specillcally com ­ portion of Winter Park Drive The association met recent­ first 10 months of 1962 ami ly at the tlealth Center for mended lor the work it has Church o f Fern Park and the the sermon. Assisting will be In Casselberry which is In the I960 are: Orange County, 38 a panel discussion, "W hat done to enhance the possibil­ First Baptist Church of Gen­ Rev. Cecil X. Ogg o f the vicinity of the South Seminole and 30, down eight; Osceola plare does the young adult ity of the institution being sit- eva will hold Thanksgiving Community Methodist Church Junior High School. County, 12 and 13, up ime; have in ou r present day anservices during their regular and Rev. Augustus C. Sum­ The m ore than 18.M6 re­ aated here. The right nf way for this • • » Volusia County, 28 and 30, up cicly ? " Panel member* were mid-week prayer hour. mer of the First Presby terian new section was acquired by gistered voter* Us Sem inole two: laikr County, 23 anil 18, Services al«o scheduled to- to take part. Special appreciation is due the town of Casselberry from County will receive a " r e ­ Dr Vann Parker, Bill Whar­ TALLAHASSEE (U P l I seven, ami Flagler ton, John newal card la the mall with­ |o the local site committee Combined services for Bar­ Dade County has been releas­ I down Ralph Parks o f the Land o' McDermott and comprised o f General J. C. nett Memorial Methodist of ed from a federal • state County, six and five, down Robert Kwaszowski. l.akrs Country Club aa pay­ in a day o r *o from Regis­ Hutchison, Senator Mack Enterprise ami Stafford Mem­ quarantine ordered in June one. for a total uf Hi# and 182, ment toward paving costa on trar Camilla Brace. Franklin F. Saunders, ex ­ Cleveland, Hcpre>entative Joe orial of Osteen will be held after the discovery o f a Me­ up 16. Electors who desire to Ovcrhruok Drive. ecutive director of Florida Smallwood was optimistic, WASHINGTON (U P l) Davis, Representative Jan at the Enterprise church at diterranean fruit fly. The straightening of this rontlnoe their registration Council for Retarded Childhowever, in reporting that Fortune, Sanford Mayor Torn tu a. m. with Rev. Fred Fos­ ren was a special guest and President Johnson has signed section was set by county o f­ must sign and return these tralfic aeeidents were reduc­ told liie nu-tubers "m ental hiv lin t two bills, Ihe White ficials ax a prerequisite fur cards, with postage pcepald, ter and Rev. Arthur Realty McDonald, Chamber of Com­ ed almost to a standstill last House announced today—one in charge. Immediately fol­ merce President Francis Ronby Dec. 31. LEESBURG (U P l) The weekend at the FllP’a "Oper retardation fur cvmiummunily ol them legislation increasing i any ro-operallve effort by lowing, ladies o f the host Otherwise, Mr*. B r n c ■ millat.__ Cham her Manager city and county In paving education is a problem be*J, c J'jf £0jj).rn I _ . susnen |lei I , i,„ii ....Tv -..cctyrssd..’ IJrTvit_ , _ .ic.'.’lCC'cjfry. |lohl__JIJJi n_l enureri ’ wifi ipoiisor ' i ' iuTaVy John Krider and the com ­ Dim* .. tr.h*..WLItLH!__ the licenses of five business lo Seminole County. There .’«#?**«ISif "KTXSSTXwTiVimti7»IVjT * from $309 billion In $313 bil­ tat m the transportation uf turn the rards by D ec. 31 dinner with serving scheduled WASHINGTON (U Pl) mittee's chairman, form er establishments for 15 days was only one minor trafiic a whole, not just the par­ lion. The Senate, moved by a let­ until I:3u p. m. Senator Douglas Stenstrom, school children to two county will be required to re regis­ yesterday for selling alcoholic accident in Ihe entire county ents." The first Idll in he signed schools. Thanksgiving M a s s has If Scmino e Is fortunate ter from Ihe dead President, ter In IK t. Jim Hunt, president, met beverages to minors, during Hie time of this inten­ enough to land the university votes! Tuesday night to give been announced by Fr. Wil­ with Saunders, Mr*. John by the new Chief Executive sified enforcement. it will mean much tu every , the new Chief Executive a liam J. Trainor for 9 a. m. Barlow, Mrs. Sylvia lluhn, was an amendment lo the Sgt. N B. Thornhill, In business, craftsm an, laborer, free hand in negotiating the at Ihe Church nf the Nativity Mrs. Allen Karnes and Mrs. Arms Control and Disarma­ GAINESVILLE (U P l) charge of the enforcement de­ It increased the proposed wheat sale* to Rus­ in Lake M ary. merchant, etc. Alien Keeth for dinner before ment Act In laingwood, Holy Commun­ Thirty Florida teen ager* will tail of seven extra troopers the meeting for a rundown authorization for appropria­ It will mean the end of Ihe sia. By n 3? tu 33 tote. Use Sen­ ion and sermon will tie held fly from Jarksonvillc to Cld- along with regular troopers i on the situation of mentally tions ami changed some per­ mental blocks, and perhaps bury forever the idea which ate defeated a bill sponsored at Christ Episcopal Church at ca p ) Friday lo allend Ihe assigned in tlie area, rr|>nrtrd retarded a* it stands today. sonnel security procedures. National III Club Congress, they arrested 3o motorists for Thr Idll raising the debt has prevailed in Seminole by Sen. Karl E. Mundt, t II- 10 a. m. various traffic law violations. ceilii.g Irum $309 billion, e f­ S D.i, that would h a ir pro­ Service* at the First Pcne- it was announced today. that "it can't lie don e," fective Friday, was vitally But live university site Is hibited tiio Export - Import costal Church of laingwood needed because the legal detil not all that's involved In Bank from guaranteeing com ­ are to be held at 6 p. m. in limit would otherwise drop to TALLAHASSEE (U P !) — Seminole's future. The south mercial C. S. bank loans to conjunction with a covered Ihe $285 billion "perm anent" dish supper. This event is Orlando GDP gubernatorial end of Ihe county Tuesday finance the sales. level on Sunday, Nov. 30. Senate Democratic lea d er open to the public and those candidate Ken Folks reported got its $600,000 plus mad ap­ WASHINGTON (U P l) propriation lor Sit 43# and Mika Mansfield, Mont., in a planning to attend are asked Tuesday he has received no Deadline fur pirking up ab­ Investigators today the nortii end got a stamp of dram atic prologue to the to bring a covered dish. Rev. campaign contributions and sentee ballots for next Turn- Senate approval on plans tor the showdown vole, read to a E. Ruth Grant, pastor, will only spent $28 since announc­ day's municipal election in werr compiling the bits ami pieces of evidence they hoped ing It days ago. hushed chamber a letter direct the service. l.o n g w o d is today. $600,Q0t> shopping center In Slavia Thanksgiving will Mrs. On 111# R. Shumate, city would tel! the full Krnnedy Now Seminole must go to from the late President Ken­ "G old Awards" for 100 per clerk. raid today that ballots assassination story, work on -getting approval to nedy, written a week before be observed at St. Luke's Lu­ cent participation in the Unit­ Senate Republican Loader GAINESVILLE (U P li four lane SR 4# from French bis assassination, vigorously theran Church at 8 30 a. m. will )*’ counted if returned ed Fund have been presented Everett M. Dirkson predicted under direction of Rev. Step­ A seven person Peace Corps anytime up to the election. Avenue to MellonvUle. If the opposing the restriction. to every unit at Sanford Naval The letter dated Nov. 13 hen M, Tuhy. Special music tram will be at the Univer­ Total votrra registered In that public hearing* on the university is located in Sem­ Air Station. Every person In inole it wilt mean re building and addressed to Mansfield will be presented by the sity of Florida next week to •he city's new books by last investigation might begin be­ every department made a said, in part, " I write to urge Children's Chorus ami the inform student* and faculty Friday's deadline numbered fore Congress recesses for its Sit 16 on to the east coast. contribution to UF. of opportunities to serve in 638. Easter vacation. The locating o f the univers­ in the strongest terms that Senior Choir. A "G old Award" also was • • • "N o time will be ki»t," said the Peace Corps. ity here also could bring the Senate should not ap­ presented to Touch ton Rexail Traditional Thankgivmg ser­ Hip Illinois Republican dis­ a Unit Ihe construction of an prove" any legislation ‘ o bar cussing the inquiry with Drugs. access road to Interstate 4 at government underwriting o f vices will be held in all Christian Science Churches LAKELAND (U P l 1 - Four Maj. Ld C. Bundy, former newsmen. Lake Mary Boulevard—a pro­ the tales. Dirk sen (old the Senate Calling such a proposal with those in Sanford schedul­ -•uploads of Mexican oranges l'. S. Air Force officer anil ject which local leaders have B u r g l a r s ransacked the proposed an I worked fur dur­ "against the national inter­ ed for It a. ni. The service ordered by Tropirana Pro­ editor <>f "N ew s and Views." Tuesday night, after a round Fruit Company, est." the letter was never a c ­ will Include hymn* and pray­ ducts. Inc., of Bradcnh-n, will will discuss the "Communist o f leadership huddles, that Southward ing the past several years. SeminMe may not get the tually signed by the President er and a period during which be diverted lo Brownsville, Threat In American Internal it had been decided In let 1200 French Avenue, strewing university. But in making the but bore typewritten the end­ church members In the con­ Tex., to avoid any further Security" at 8 p m. Thursday the senate Judiciary Com m it­ paper* throughout the office fight it has matured as a ing: "Sincerely, John F. Ken- gregation may stand up and chance of a new fruit fly in at the American Legion hut tee conduct the investiga­ and breaking into vending 1n ciiy." (elation in Florida. (express their thanks. tion. machines. on Highway 17-92 South. vounty. Services Thursday I NO. 70 B id I s b Seminole Second In Little Red Traffic Death Rise School Houses Beckon Coins Work On Street In Casselberry nSLWA. « LBJ Signs First Bills; One For Higher Debt Dade Fly-Free Johnson Gets Free Hand On Wheat Sales. . Registration Cards Mailed Lose Licenses 4-H Tour Nothing Spent Absentee Vote Deadline Today Senate Probes Kennedy Death Treat Your Family To A NAS Given UF 'Gold Awards1 Peace Corp Visit Delightful Meal. . . Call For ItcHervationH If You Wish THE CAPRI Telephone FA 2-1251 Fruit Reshipped I Speaks Thursday Break-In PINECREST INN Telephone FA 2-5965 * �RaifFIremen iSUf • DEAR jlB B v. y r a jt h lJ t wasn't proper to say "Con­ gratulations" to a bride. One should say “ Seal wish­ es” to the bride, and "Con­ gratulations" to the groom. Then you said the person who said “ Congratulations” to a bride might as well follow It up with, " I didn't think you eould land him.” I think you’re all wrong, Abby. A bride DESERVES to be congratulated. In this day and age it is really an accomplishment to get a man to marry her. How about when a person grad­ uates from high school or college? If I say "Congrat­ ulations” to someone, might I Just as well follow it up with, "I ilklu't think you could make it” ? CURIOUS DEAR CURIOUS: If you did, the graduate la likely to reply, "Thanks, neither By United Ft me Intereatieeal Weetarn Europe's leaders today praised President John­ son and promised their sup­ port for him. But Communist China’s allies continued to at­ tack both Johnson end Presi­ dent Kennedy. Peking, which published a eertoen captioned “ Kennedy Sites Tha Dust” two dayi after the President’* death, made no direct attack a Itself today bet transmitted those e f lie Allan satellites over the few China News Agency, montitored in Tokyo. The Laotian Communist radio secnaad Kennedy of hav­ ing been "the mastermind be­ coin Bort*r and counter insulted tar Buford At­ hind U J. double dealing on lantic National Bonk for u m by its customer#. World laauas” and said “ tha outlook of tha new U. 8. President la In eeeence tha sama as that ef Kennedy.” Tha reaction In Western Europe and even in the So­ DEAR ABBY: My daugh­ viet Union was In aharp con­ ter la getting married pret­ trast. The Bovlat press continued ty soon. Her father hai A novelty courtesy service vie* dubs, church group* ate., to pralao Kennedy as a man been locked up In tha state who collect large sums of tor Ms depositor*—said to be th s rating did not remove the only m e la Central Flor­ coin*. e f courage who "thought not Mm threat *f ■ now rail strike ida—has been extended by The aortic* la a coin #ort- without htails lion and some­ Beat Fab. ta over proposals Bahford Atlantic N a t i o n a l ter sad counter, especially de­ what btlaUdly, symbolised for revision of tho pep ays- Bank. signed for cola handling auto­ tha energy and common tense Bam, seniority rule* and other P r e s i d e n t Howard H. mation wherever volume coin o f tha American nation.” related taaosS. Thao* matter* Hodges alee announced the handling problem* exist Tht European satellites Tho late Hal Rims was a Brer* left for bargaining that service WU1 be extended to all Tho machine accurately echoed these vlawe. Bulgaria’s II scheduled ta be resumed charitable organisations, ear­ aorta, counts and provides a Radio Sofia called tha laU great bollavtr In bidding amail Dm . 4 by negotiator* for lb* running grand total of mixed President a "talented sad llama only and leaving grand slam bkla to ethers. Of course, ■lions and tha railroad*. coins from pennies to half realistic statesman." when Sims was In hla hay-day Blnto tha ruling was a aharp dollars at an average rate The Bovlat world appeared Setback for the fireman and of 400 coins per minute. It to bo withholding Its com­ bhfdlng was much teas devel­ •agin#*re* unions, howivtr, eliminates human error and ments on Johnson to a gnat oped than It Is now, but even today players should b* very they may stiffen their stand PEINE, Germany (UPl) - aavea time. degree and concentrating in­ as tha other aspect* ef tha Rescue workers Tuesday un­ Eaeh denomination has a stead an charge* that Ken­ careful about risking gams and a small slam In an affort dispute that has raged In and covered the bodies of thro* Urge, eaiy-to-road counter. nedy was killed In a rightto got that aatra grand alara Mst ef tha courts and presi­ of th* a minora killed in lira These denominational count­ wing plot dential commissions sine# Mathilda Iron mine when a ers provide a running total In British Labor party leader North’s Jump to three sedimentation basin collapsed dollars and cents of coins be­ IBM. Harold Wilson, who will deal hearts was aomewhat of an Tha railroads scored a de­ and flooded the shaft* Oct. ing sorted and counted. A with Johnson as prims min­ cisive victory — In principle— sixth counter carries a cumu­ ister If ho wins Urn forth­ svsrbld and South refuted to Tho bodies wore found at a lative grand total of all flva let him o ff th* hook until they cine* the neutrals agreed with coming national aleeUons, said won In seven. management spokesmen that depth of SO feet, burled un­ denominations. •n hla return from Washing­ South won tho diamond nil but 10 par cent of tha der maisos of mud. The Sorted and counted coins ton Tuesday night that tho opening and led a trump to 88,000 fireman’s Jobs on starch for tho remaining M are deposited by denomination new President has "a deep his ace. W'est dropped the freight and yard trains could bodies waa continuing and ex­ In either single or double determination to carry on with Jack whereupon South trotted he abolished without any add­ perts said It may taka up to drawers or in bag#. | aomo of tho things that Pres­ aver to dummy again, led a two wrecks. Hodges said fort of tha ed risk. ident Kennay started, particu­ ■ecund trump and finessed th* Eleven miners were rescu­ machine was nearly 11,000. Those 10 par cent would b# larly civil rights and tha set­ 10 epoL YVeet took his queen retained, presumably on thoia ed Nov. T after being trapped tlement of tha racial conflict.” and that was all to tha play rare runs or yard locations 14 days In on air pockot. Ten Prime Minister Sir Ala* but not all to tha hand. North others had been brought to whore an oxtra man la needed Douglas-Home, who will op­ waa hitter about tha whole to past signals or maintain a safety earlier. pose Wilton In tha election, lookout, under th* ruling. , conferred with Johnson In It to scheduled to taks af­ ! Washington Tuesday. fect Jan. 85. Wilson’* deputy, George . Brown, predicted the Russians MIAMI (UPl) — A Cuban r will teat Johnson’s will soon Whan It come* to delegat­ esilo group said that 31 ships with new prevocation* in Bar- ing responsibilities — or get­ from th* free world docked | lin. ting someone else to do n In Cub* during Soptembor and LONDON (UPl) - Horn# October. Job for you — men ar* a Bocretery Henry Brook* told Th* Cuban Unity Group whole lot imarter than wom­ ■to House of Commons Tues­ said that “ certain Greek en. day to plana to crackdown oa shipowners” worn mainly reSo it Is no aurprisa that criminals in th* British Isles. sponsible for ” this nefarious when a Houson woman decid­ The Choir of the DeBary Bpoaking in support of a trade.” Community Methodist Church ed to become a professional Nil which would Increase Tho report said IS Greek enjoyed ■ social hour follow­ commute* chairman (doing police powers, Brook* said vessels entered Cuban porta ing tho regular rthaarsal last lha behlnd-the- scenes drudg­ “ I Intend to make Ilf* a great during tha two months. There ery for busy people who ar* weak. deal harder for the crimin­ were 14 British vessels and 13 chairmen of all kinds of com­ Among members attending al*.” liChanesr ships during the were Mr. and Mr*. Stanley mittees) her clientele turned same period. Rader, Mr. and Mrs. Howard out to bo 90 per cent men. "Women usually think they Green, Mrs. A. MacNaughtoa, OVIK 15 YEARS have to do all tha work themMrs. William Lakoman, Miss At First A Palmetto MIAMI (UPl) — Thomas Barbara Bedlent. Miss Paula •elves, without outside help" (Ateogelde old peel office) Trujillo's Thanksgiving din­ Mattson, Mra. E. Duffln, Mr*. Is how this “ professional com­ eiplalns M. Lacey, Mrs. E. Phillips, mittee chairman’’ MADRID (UPl) - Emperor ner walked In Tuesday, Trujillo raid he was work­ Mrs. A. Salisbury, Mrs. T. Haile (telasile of Ethiopia ar­ ing In hla sundries store when Smith, Mrs. C. Creasey, Mr#. rived her* today from th* United Slates ami was met by the 1A pound gobbler strutted Ada in Mullar, Mlsa Linda Generalissimo F r a n c i s c o In, took a liking to the place, Hart, D. F. (turn. George and squatted. Wright, D. R. Miller and Franco, «-hlef of elate. • Carpels • Furniture “ If nobody show* up In <4 William Williams. Selassie had attended Presi­ • TIU • Plano* Refreshment* war* served. dent Kennedy's funeral la hour* we wilt have Ik for * R e n ta l B ed s Thanksgiving dinner,” h* told Washington Monday. ----------- — ---------- W A ttm oT O M (UPl) Vito ruling ef tho presidential •rWtewtiow booed la tha tm b By Abigoil Von Buren insane »**lu/n fogJha~p»** —Mpbaoto? 7 »rt> w -teg. three jftifi. W h o « i make Ha saya that MY kin will the announcement and Mad out the wedding Invitations, bo no khl ef bis, and 1 say they will be HIS na *eQ as should we uae, **MR. AND mine. Whs's right? M M . BO AND SO"T Ac­ cording to the law, he la ■IO ARGUMENT not retponaJbie. Me can’t DEAR BIO: Your rela­ •lga eontracta or anything tives will become RIS rela­ like that. If we didn’t use tives. If your disagreement his name, he eooldn't be la only technical, that’ s one hurt because he eooldn't thing. But if he has mental know the difference. Thank reservations about your rel­ ative*, maybe you’d be wise you. to review your engagement HIS WIFE DEAR W I F E : Even though your husband Is con­ CONFIDENTIAL fined in a menial hoafMal, TO FASHION EDITOR IN be la still alive. Announce­ WISCONSIN: Yea, I Mill ments and Invitations In hate pointed toed shoes. such circumstances should The only thing they’re good read “ MR. AND MRS.” To for la to keep » HEEL in deny his eslstence would place. be cruel. What’s •• Your sited T For a personal reply, sand DEAR ABBY: I com* from a large family. 1 a self-addressed, stamped havo several older slater* envelop* to Abby, Box 3363, and brothers who are mar­ Beverly Hills, Calif. ried and have chJdren. I am engaged to be married For Abby’s booklet, "How and want to know If, after TO Have A Lovely Wed­ I am married, my husband ding,” eend 30 cents to will automatically become Abby, Box 3363, Beverly an uncle to my alerts and Hllli, Calif. jcuaoby On By Oswald Jacob* 3 More Bodies Found In Mine Drive On Crime Choir Enjoys Social Turkey Dinner Just Wolks In Selassie Visits With France Woman's Club To Meet Nhu Children Reach Paris PARIS (UPl) - Two child rrn of Mine. Ngo Utah Nhu. widow of ■ slam south Vietna­ mese leader arrived in Pan* from Roma Tuesday (Utfbl to enroll in school. The children or* Le Thuy. II, and her brother, Le (Juybn, It. Mnic Miu'a eldest eon, Trac, IS, and daughter Le Quyea, 4, remained in Rome. YOU HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY IBM COMPUTERS Wunt to ntovu out uf your low-pitying, no-future jo b ? Wunt n fascinating new career? Electronic computer prog™mining offers you this opportunity. You don’t need previous experience. You don’t need spedul mathematical training. 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Box 489, Dept A. Radio City Station, Naw York 19, N. Y. no! The Woman’ * Club of Cas­ selberry will hold a business meeting nest Wednesday at T:30 p m. at the clubhouse on Overbrook Drive. Plan* will he mad* for the annual Christmas party scheduled for Dec. It. lo\i< w i c i r\ < f R lO f TMtATP IN (I) Sllmnaitlcs (3) Sunshine Almanac (I) Orove. Farm Report (3) Flarlda KUtery IS) Saarlsa Bamaatar T:99 (3) Today—Ruth Downs (I) Film feature* Trig ID Perm MhL Report T:S9 (f) Mlckla Evans (t) Today Till (D local Few*. Wea­ ther 1:90 (I) Captain Kangaroo 1:30 (I) Cartoon* I t* (S) Jack LaLanas If) American lllatary (I) Knarelaa Far Woman 1:11 IS) Cartoon* 1:39 ID dal* Storm ID Romper Ream 19:00 (S) M a c r o Thankaglvlnf Parade (9) Thaakealvlag Day Parade Juhlie* (I) Bpaniah IS) Dactmhar Bride (S) Price Is Rlsht "IRK 11VC ST INIT OPEN tt:4l .SHOWS AT ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — • A . M. - 6:15 P. M. E. FIRST SANFORD WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS FA S U M Zenith Cater TV Salas JUICY 2445 French Avo. Sanford, Fin. Carry Out Orders Ph. S22-H18 “ w ith Mom nm 1 T u irkev 1 tinner ’ 1“ LONGWOOD P IT BAR-B-Q E . U k . .1 th . R R . Ph. 838.7620 tb « In today’s world where practically everything items to b* don* by committe* It was only natural that some­ one would got tha bright idea of making a ear**? out of re­ lieving busy people of tha thousand and on* details con­ nected with being a commit­ tee chairman. It waa also only natural that when such help became avail­ able th« men were the one* to take advantage of It. Men may not b* smarter at work than woman are, but they are a whole lot smarter about get­ ting out of it V A lS a , T H A N K S G IV IN G d in n e r TURKEY , n i TRIMMINGS HOA8T FRESH HAM ' m e t . DREN ’ R M EN U m Thanksgiving Dinner STUDENTS •9c BAKED VIRGINIA HAM, Raisin Sauce TOE ONE PLACE THE FUN PLACE... M i 1 h o w l FOR CHILDREN 33c t o A c a p u lc o .. CHILD'S PLATE CHARCOAL BROILED CHOICE BONELESS NEW YORK STRIP STEAK - (II r t (W A-toW l * 1 .0 1 «> l Ei CHARCOAL BROILED M TN BONE STEAK 1 Lb. or over $0 CHARCOAL BROILED “T” BONE STEAK Wi Lb. or over tJ A i 4 to U l Mashed Potatoes or Candied Yarn* English Peas or liaby Lima ik o n s Salad, Hot Rolls and Butter HOMEMADE PUMPKIN PIE. Whippod Cream Coffee — Ten — o r Milk URSULA ANDRESS ELSA CARDENAS PkJL LUKAS AT FARRELL'S Seminole TV •c)k « O v t 7 ROAST TURKEY, Cornbread Dressing,GibletGravy, Cranberry Sauce BARGAIN PRICES BRANDS • Berate* LOSE & W ILKS I complained that their work la never don* and why so few women in business become ex­ ecutives. Th* housewife finds It hard to trust snyoo* to do tho sim­ plest Job around the house, so sho duos practically all of th* work herself. Her husband, she’ll tell you, le more trouble than help becaue* h* can’t do tha simplest job without making a big deal of IL A* for the children — well, eh* would rather do thing* right tha first time than havo to ae* to It that they do things right. In business, It’s a rar* wom­ an who depends on a secre­ tary to th* client that moet men do, eo women with brains all too often waste their time •in routine matters any man would turn over to hla secre­ tary or to a subordinate. LONDON (UP!) — A clsisified sd In th* Loudon Times today read: Christine darling, sorry to miss our wedding date. Uu*y •evking change of advertising agency. Wed you later—Copy­ writer. POPULAR • Salsa «:t* Sill < :* 1:1* r in g Ad Lib (e rty) ON TV KINTAL THURSDAY A. M. U)s Jha In Cuba Ports IN PROGRAMMING 1 Bra* 1 rum1IF.T. Ptoa |IR 1NX. S S I If Tha reason why It was cor­ rect Is that whan Wait played tha Jack ho waa surely playing with a single ten Jack of tho lower card of doubloton queenJack. With a singleton Jack he would have boon forced to play tha Jack. With queenjack ha might well have played tha quaon. Hence tha odds war* that hla Jack had been a singleton, so South’s fines*# wet correct In theory. So ap­ parently waa Hal Sima whan ha refused to bid a grand slam unless ho eould guaran­ tee 18 trkka. lt:SS (3) Tear First Impr.u. (I) Hawo, toaua. Wan. laa Uae r«y x r v Football Osina (S) Ernia Ford lita (I) kSItaflat 1:11 (I) Fawa, Opart* Woe- 11:1# C ) TVatfc ar Caaaaqutncea tkar (I ) F a th e r Kno«« B u t 1:10 (I) C*. 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Weathar, Hporta I ISO (S) Nawaeop* 11:11 (f) Thtaltr of the Star* S:«S (9) Coll**. Football M:S* (3) Johnny Carson Scoreboard (Color) ll:Sf (I) Moalt HEY diet-ril* cola FUN SHOWS Start Sat. Morniaa l*:00 KIDS! TOYS FROM TOY CORRAL ADM. • diet-rite er R. C. Cola Buttle Capa We Cater To Small Or Large Party-Groups. Call For Reservations FA 2-2902. m u ROTAS’ RESTAURANT HIGHWAY 17-92 SOUTH OF SANFORD ■ H to fe WesternEurope LeadersPraise New President �rtf fn fitl VrraTI N ov. 27. 1963 — Page 3 Miss Carol Fuller Guest Of Honor At Miscellaneous Bridal Shower Members Hear TB Program McwiScrt cf C zr.r.t v - » M i chapter o f Beta Sig­ MU* Carol Fuller, bride-1 3lme*. William Jack, Paul l Wagner. Burnell Ball, H er-(h am , H. E. McSwaln, J o t IV. ma Phi recently enjoyed an elect of John Hare, w as| M «n is. A. Mima. Mike Mor- bert Rawls. A1 Lauderdale, Koke. Ellia Avcrctt and Mias interesting and informative fu e it o f honor at a recent i r if* Homer Bruce, Edward | Bob Thoma*. Robert Gra-|Sue Koke. program given by Mrs. Lor­ mUcellaneoua shower given RJW m and Butler t M n g n a i 'i i g V rmm< decin a color theme orThe refreshwith i raine Graham o f the Seminole J 1 Tuberculosis Association and m IflftJW ll I j !■ i aU fta U t m M ffl the Crescent son n prciented a film on the warn­ 11 '" D a chid and white mums and greenery and a sim ilar arrangement was In the living room . A large whitewedding bell was suspended from tho ceil­ ing over the table. Refresh­ ments o f cake, punch, miats and nuts were served by the host eases. Several games were played and prices won by Mr*. Ray • Thornton, Mrs. C. B. Wynn and Mr*. Wilber Yarborough. O t h e r g u e s t s included L M v B K O HfV ,<#11 ■1 or- i; n i l l Y | 4 ^ H k H G I^ H ^ R f '^ 1 l , * *"** *^ . ing signals of respiratory dieease* and conducted a dis­ cussion about general health and the advantage* uf early ' 9■ diagnosis and treatment. s ■ Sorority Sponsored Dance ADMlitlNG SOME OF THE G U TS received ut tt bridal shower in her honor is Miss Carol Fuller, second from left. Others with her nre her mother, Mrs. John Fuller, left, Mrs. Hen Butler and Mrs, C. It. Simpson, hostesses for the event. (Herald Photo) i Big Success • * The "H arvest Moon Ball." the first social event of the season sponsored by the Gamma Lambda Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi was a big success. In addition to m any local . people a delegation from Del­ tona including officials of the Mackle Brothers w ere pres­ ent for the event. Nick Pfelfauf and the Starlighters provided the music for dancing during the even­ ing and exhibition dancers from the Arthur Murray Studio, in Orlando, presented entertainment during Inter­ mission. The graceful and tal ented dancers, w h o were brought here for the evening at the request of Mrs. James lllythe, danced the bossa nova, samba and cha-cha. Fourteen door prises were awarded to fortunate ticket holder*. They were donated by Winn Dixie, K ader’ s, San­ ford Luggage, HoJay*, Touchtons, Pow ell’s, W ert’s, Jacob­ son’ s, Sweeney’ s, The Holly­ wood Shop, McCrory’ a, Flem­ ings, Roumillat and Ander­ son’s and Perkin*. Proceeds from the dance will benefit the County Ani­ mal Shelter. When starch sticks to the iron and scorches, don’ t scratch it off. If the Iron is hot, shake salt on a piece of paper and rub the iron back ami forth to rem ove it. It i* better, however, to clean the iron while it is cool. Loosen the starch with cool water and use a mild abrasive. Sew Lovely Things For Christmas llrocndes, Velvet* Lame'*, Satin* Frum *1.98 MILADY S S ilO IT E - .....OC_rj<M..J&l3«icK____ 1011 S. Park .121-0.11.1 CREATIVE WOMAN Dr. Frank Leon*, o f the Semi­ nole Health Department, They .j.’*: D uring the business session, conducted by Mr*. Dun Hamner, the ladies decided to give SO per cent of the proceed* from the llervest Moon Ball to the Jayceet fo r the county animal ahelter to be built early In 1904. Mr*, .lay Carter, ways and meant chairman urged mem­ ber* to tell tickets for tho benefit being sponsored by the chapter. The drawing will b j pee. 2 when someone will be awarded a weekend trip for two to Nassau. The hostess. Mr*. Jerry Mc­ Cabe, served pineapple cake and c o ffe e during the social hour. Other* attending were: Mme*. James Blythe, Jim Jones, LaMar Meridith and Banka Golden. Celebrates Fourth Birthday Pink was tne color used In live decorations and little Joan blew out the fuur can ­ dles on her cake. Games were plsycd by the young guests and Jim m ie Hrodie won the prize* for pinning llie tal! on the donkey. W SCS Bazaar Scheduled For Saturday Enterprise DeBary Personals Your Old Furniture is Worth Money! v ::i l*i*7 We need trade-in* Ki J for our llargaln Haleony 'LIBERA L TRADES. on Living Room,* Redroom. Dining Ro^m o Furniture /J Si Itedding! SHOE STORE DOWNTOWN SANFORD 119 .Magmilin A f t . Sanford, F ib . Phone FA 2-63J1 Personals Lake Monroe HD Club Hears Program On Choosing Diets By Mrs. H. I . Johnson Mr*. Hu Ida Kiblwe, county health nurie, wa* the gucat speaker at the November meeting of the Lake Monroe Home Demonstration Club. She explained the reason* for diets ami told of varlou* ways of getting m u lt i. She sug­ gested that those on a diet should choose correct food*, drink plenty of water, eat c e l­ ery and trim all fats from meat. Mr*. Eb Hunter, president, conducted the business ses­ sion and heard reports o f re­ cent project*. The fashion show co-sponsored by Ihe club and Milady Shoppe was r e ­ ported as very successful. It was announces! that the Christmas party and Installa­ tion service is scheduled for Dec. 8. Members voted to d o­ nate to the fund for the two t-ll Clubs that they are spon­ soring. The girls are saving to purchase beunle hats to wear rade. in th« Christmas pa­ The Christmas party for the club w ill b« held at the home of Mra. H. L, Johnson on Dec. 12 with Mr*. Hunter serving ■a co-hostess. During the social hour, ho*tcsica Mra. Ed Dowell and Mra. Ed Fitzgerald served re frcahm enls of pumpkin pie and c o ffe e . Others attending wera M ines. J. C. Sapp, Lou­ isa Kushlow, J. II. Tlnd«l, Oliff Nordgren, Hazel Gard­ ner, Bobby Thompson, Wil­ liam Carroll Sr., William Carroll J r., 3larlun I-ec, Thelma Emerson and Julius Blackwelder. If You Like Good Singing — Come A Throe Outstanding Church Group*: LISTEN TO "W O R D OF G O D " ON M .T.R.R. Radio — Mon. thru Frl. 8:13 - 9:00 A. 31. Down tow ■ SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cor. K. 1st A Sanford Ave. FA 3-1823 or FA 3-8432 Wellington Hoots IN Reg. U 2 M ACCORDANCE POLICY OF DEPOSITORS MODERN WE IN Now WITH OCR PROVIDING OCR WITH MOST THE RANKING HAVE CONVENIENCE, INSTALLED I ’ CTf >MERS* USE .MODERN FOR OUR THE... FINEST COIN HANDLING EQUIPMENT. plus A Frre -Sllvrr Dollar IT Men'* Rubber Knee Boots Hear ADMISSION FREE — DON’T .MISS IT! Year A T LA N T IC SORTS — COUNTS — GRAND T O TA LS MIXED COINS WITH HID'. $2 98 TO OUR DEPOSITORS — Men’* & Women’* Bowling Shoes Hmall Shipment Keg. XH.9H Now ACCURACY. ABSOLUTELY FREE Plus A Free Silver Dollar G w prlilrr* t|u«rt»l — Lake* Male*. Ms. I m r s llro*. (Jusrtet — Zell* nod, Fla. Church O f God Choir — Ssnfurd Kev. Garland 3t*an — Church Of God — Apopka, Fla. K m . Arnold Godwin — Church O f God — Drlando, Fla. K m . MhHfrnten — I hurrh Of God — lie La ml, Fla. K m . M atson — Penlacoslal llolinr** Church — llcLand, Fta. K m . Joe Daniels — Church O f God — Mints, Fla. Ret. Hubert Milder — Assembly O f God — Sanford, Fla. Km . Ilnbert Strickland — Church 4)1 God 4>f Phnphrsy — Sanford, Ha. Rev. If. M'. Henderson — Church Of God — W inter Garden, He. — and CUSTO M ER SER V ICE S ew s! Only ’.!2nd & French Ave. — Sanford CORSAGES NEW FASHIONED CH U R CH OF GOD Gary Crum, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crum of Maitland, has enlisted in the U. S. Air Force and la attending navi­ gator’s school in Waco, T ex a s, Mi** Leslie Cordell, daugh­ ter of 31 r. and Mr*. V irgil Cordell of Fern Park, w ho In Mohllr, Ala., was capped recently at the M obile In­ ha* been in nurse’s training flrmary. A T TH E Singing Convention COMFY* S LIP P E R S 9 v & 1}A Fern Park MISS CAROL ANN FU LLER (P hoto by Gfuanmn) Personals Personals OLD Sirs. Virginia Petroski W el­ come Wagon hostess, report* live following iww fw o d ilu - welcomed to the Sanford a re» during this m onth: 31 r. and M is. A . D. A cord and children, Michel, Ruaaell. Timmy, Steve and Chrie, from Jacksonville; 31r. and 3frs. R. R. Allison anil D ouglas, Columbus. Ohio; 3!r. an.I T. Burch, frum TUusMr. ami Mr*. J. F. Bush, from Jacksonville. Sir. and Mr*. G. E. D avid­ son, frum Nile*, Mich.; Mr*. . I,. Ilnll and children. W a l­ ter, Charles and Tanitnle, from Mr. and 3!rs. D. F„ John and Gnatchrn, from the Philippines; Mr. and 31 ra. F. K. Latham, from Dunedin, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. 3!orrison and Candy, from .Maitland; Mr. and 31ri. R. W. M attica and Billy, from Pulton, N . Y .j 3ir. and Mrs. II. B. D ietrich, from Germany; Gary F en slander, from Corpus Christ!, Texas; Mr. and Mi*. W . L. Marsh. Wesley and Busanne, from Tallahassee. Mr. and 31 re. VV. R. Mc­ Daniel. William, Durioda, M e­ linda, Sandra and Debra, from Athens, Uu.; Mr. and Mra. W. C. Paul, Kerry. Butch, Chris and Becky, from Mean, Arts.; Mr. and Mr*. B. G. Phillips, Susie, Mary and C on­ ns. from Cocoa and Mr. and .Mrs. J. A. Schrleber, Joh n , Peter and 3loniea, from Tara* pa. Joan Douthitt Little Juan Douthitt was honored on her fourth birth­ day recently by her parents. Rev. and Mrs. Joe Douthitt. at their home in Lake Mon roe. Sanford Couple Observes Wedding Anniversary Sanford Mr. and Mrs. John A. Ful­ ler, 1204 Crescent SL, an­ nounce the engagement and approaching marriage o f their daughter, C arol Ann, to John Reynold* Hare, son o f 31 r. and Mrs. Samuel W illiam Hare, o f Rouse re It Road*. Puerto Rico. Mis* F uller was born in Waukegan, DU a t t e n d e d schools at Lyman and Sanford and was a member o f the Seminole H igh School gradua­ ting class o f 19*43. While in high school she was a member o f the glee Club. Latin Club and DCT Club. She ia pres­ ently employed by the San­ ford Atlantic National Bank. The groom-elect wa* bovn in St. Thomas, Virgin islands and graduated from Roosevelt Road* High School in Puerto Rico, In 11M10. He Is presently serving in the U. S. Air Force and stationed at McCoy A ir Fore* Uase in Orlando. The wedding will be an event o f D ec. 28, at 3:30 p.m. at Alt Souls Catholic Church, In Sanford. Mr. and Mrs. It. W. Mathes, Sno Palmetto Ave., were guests of honor at a surprise celebration Sunday afternoon at the Youth Center of the Church of the Nararene given Those helping Joan enjoy by relative* and church her birthday were Sandy T y­ friends, under the direction ner, Betsy Kreejar. M ary Jo of Rev. and Mrs. Paul Hickcs. and Julie Do Mattio, Debbie They were married So year* Edwards, Lindlry Rnuthitt, on Nov. 2d and had planned Robert Kreejar, Bobby Hoto greet a few friend* on Sun­ bert*. G eorge De Mattio, Jim ­ day afternoon, *incc tom e of mie Hrodie and Joan’ s grand­ the family could com e on parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. that day, hut they did not Benton. know about the party. Assisting Mrs. Bouthltt with Mrs. Matlies was presented the entertaining were M rs. K with a corsage and they re­ R. Edward* and Mrs. June ceived many gifts and card* Brodlc. from friend* who gathered to honor them. Refreshment* of cake, fruit punch, ice cream , nuts and mints were served hy me m Iters o f the church. Their son, William, brought a lovely wedding cake fur the party. The couple wa* married in The Christmas bazaar plan 1913 at the Parsonage of the ned last Saturday by the Irondiile District with Rev, Womans Society of Christian William J o n e s officiating. Service o f Grace Methodist New and .Smart They moved to Wctlsvillc, Church wu* postponed duo to Give your wardrobe a dash Ohio, where Mr. Mathes wa* the death o f the president and uf smart new elegance with em ployed by the Pennsyl­ the national mouring period. It will be held (Ids Satur­ this pretty collared frock that vania Railroad. Later they moved to Steubenville, Ohio, day at tlie tame hours from has a double-breasted effect. and lived there for a number 3 lo 8 p .m . A dime a dip n ip ­ No. I Ml with Photo-Guide of years, moving to Sanford per will be served from 3:30 is in si/es 10, 12, It, Id, IX. Jan. 7. 1937. to 7 p.in. The public ia in­ They have one daughter, 20. Rust 31 to 40. Sire 12. 32 vited. MU. AND MBS. It. \V\ MATHES bust, elbow sleeves, 3 \ yards Mrs. James Clark, o f Steu­ benville, snd three sons, Da­ uf 33 Inch material; short, vid W.. William E. and Ralph. 3N yard*. Mrs. Clark and six children. To urdvr scud 3U cents ini William and hi* wife and four coins for each pattern to: |children and Ralph with his wife and four children were Creative Woman By Mrs. Adam Muller Gary. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hart, of present for the c 4 hration. Sanford Herald I Terre llaute, Ind., have ar Mrs, R. II. Allwork enter The third son, David, and tained a group ol friends at a Mr- *hd Mrs, Frank White pii'il to spend the winter at Box 4311, Mid town Station family were unable to attend. recent dinner party at the Dahlia D rive, celebrated i their hom e on Clark Street in New York 18, N. Y. DeBary Restaurant. Guests L•heir sixth wedding sonlveri- j Enterprise. { “ * * * - * « w p - + $ C o * . * d J.) c r r > ......... ..... tiitu t ijo " . ' . " —"4— ■ i !r - - tV.hif.i.’z .- - - ................— -----------------were air*, icrrcuce " n style number and size. Mr, and Mrs. Roy Hager, Mrs. G. Horne. Mrs. L. Dec sister and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stumpf .Sr., of Lebanon. Ohio, were recent and A. W. Statfonl. of Sanford, joined them for overnight guest* o f Mr. and Mrs. Ed L. Cunningham. Mr*. Joyce Merrifield Is Recent guests of .Mr. and dinner on that day. renting her home on Crystal Mrs. John Williams, a t their Bowl while she is in Wagoner, home on Plantation Road, Oicla., (or an Indefinite stay. were their daughter and son She is helping her sister and in law, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas brother-in-law operate their McGlune, o f Fords, N. J. resort at Whitchurn Cove be­ 1'iiey attended a convention in cause of illness in the family. New Orleans enroute to De- S h e Is w i s h i n g fo r New Families Welcomed To Miss Carol Ann Fuller To Marry John R. Hare Chapter WE WOULD • HE • — DELIGHTED DEMONSTRATE SERVICE. COME — IN THIS AND TO NEW SEE IT ! $598 Plua A Free Silver Dollar • \ll .Shoes Guaranteed Silver Dollar SHOK S T O ltK Downtown Sanford |vt A Magnolia SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK IH)M M U M ,\ -SAM u lti) wewat* e a i c �________ _ ■— ____ :___________________ 1‘.'SfTwZ&X.’•r/5’■}■j)i ' jab « f i « t o r 4 * - 5 = * « * w r i(Always f t * with a wide cwUJofu* of toUr* •ft*, deeply fontthad to the daily doiof* of th« world around It. Nathu Fusty, president of Har» vard. think* th* modem university and* to got back to mor* pun think* tag *ad pan scientific research, u»* sullied by th* necessity of seeking tmmfdUt* practical use for such *f- the modem society fat which the uni* varsity Urea. The things be object* to a n feature* e f INS Hvtag fa America. Certainly a "acpamteuccc* from dally life wee lour a traditional mark o f the distinctive college. Tat now It hardly exists. The school* are bound up In tho practical!tiee of th* defene* and space effort What goes on in college has become everybody’s business. Ferry says that Americans atill recognise, in theory, tha ancient vir­ tues attaching to the collage. Re ease clearly that the practic* Is vastly different Th* question would seam to bet Can tha college really assart Its old Integrity, find Its tune-honored de­ tachment, In a society that beats on its doom so Insistently? Ferry is asking for formidable performance from educators In suggesting the answer Is "yes." Letters To The Editor every freedom a man can Editor: The Herald Tbes* are my thoughts on aik for, can commit a crime of thto dimension against his a tragedy. country and the world. It The date: Nov. t>, 1*93. Tho makes my heart sick; almost Jay: Friday. Tha tima: C:00 ■shamed to be an American. Ifow can ■ nation that was 9- ■■ At this hour, on this fateful born of such faith, such stoday, Ihto writer to still trying ll* united strength, sink to to comprehend the tragic In- the quagmire of despair and eldest that fate hea so sud­ diiunlty that wa are mired denly thrown upon us, the In today. I'm not a political loader, United Btat*i and the world, has actually happened. It not a famous perron, not one •eems Ilk* a dream; no, a tint knew John P. Kennedy slgMmara of unbelievable and personally, but only one of the millions that he led M unreal harm . Taira are streaming un- capably. I did not agrae with aahamadly down my cheek, ■varythlng he did, or believe and aa unwanted but uncon­ in everything he believed In. trollable fooling of hate U I did not even vote for him In ha my heart toward the de­ the lait election. But I loved generates; nothing but anl- him aa an IntelUgint, atrong, msl raranants ef human be­ and courageous president end fogs, who engineered and ax- Individual. 1 would have sureecu ted this dastardly, terrible ljr voted for him tho next and infamous deed. 1 feel lime. 1 am speaking sow from sow that bell and damnation are too good for them. 1 have the depth of my heart, trying heard reports that the prime to put on paper what 1 feel suspect to thto untimely and so strongly Inside. Words Ilka unwarranted assassination Is sorrow, remorse, anger, hat* an American. If this is true, red, and revenge somehow do that a man born here, in the not seem to be appropriate land of freedom, raised with now. B O A R D IN G 1 a a praying now, not for President J o h n Fltsgerald Kennedy, because 1 believe, with all my heart, that he does not seed my prayers, ife la with hto God In Heaven. He baa gone to meet the Su­ preme Being who led him aa amply as be lad us. 1 am praying for bis loved onea that he left behind In sorrow. Hla personal family and friends, and, along with tham, all the freedom-loving peo­ ple throughout tho world. Wo are th* ones In need of prayer; wo must go on living and working for peaca, Wa are now without the tremend* oui love and service of John P. Kennedy who leva hla llfo for our country, that w* may unite again at oo* na­ tion, under God, 'for the peo­ ple, of the people, and by the people.” Let ns not aleck off oo* lot* from th* tight for world peace and freedom that Pres­ ident Kennedy led. Wa shall carry on tho fight In hto blasted memory. Heaven hsi gained what wo have lost. Key God Help Ua. Larry L. Shook Another Southern Johnson H OU SE MV w ow *M A R T H A ,40W 6-1 (.TlWBS VoUTRBAT ME LtrtE AY 6KULU OUGHT TO EG CVAMiHCD' A A BACKWARD OHIO/BUT • tor list en in g to y ou , but x w e VERY WCLL.WtaL DtMEr CECIOSDTOLETStXJUftCTMB 1 •SEPAK'ATLUV.' --M T *4 A • KITCHEN TO MAKti VOUHGlfcW PITV SOU WON'T BE IM — OH 0 * 9 ( COSfDrflUNJ VCU THE PHOTOOKAPriVSlEN FEED THE 3UDCCS Op THE { THE fViE-H O COMES r - S t ie W ttk A WOUND TO XT . muKVlEW M & f J ------- IM t t ¥ t*r f t* « M onths IS O t M o nth . Dr. n il* l Tear STS f M o n th . lo o S M u n lh . 1 00 I Month |04 | Month V. 8 Poalal llaeuUllona pruvlilt lhai all wall eubecrlpllona ha *4lil In advance. Entered aa eacoad olaot malltr Oclubar ST. lilt at tha Poet Office of Uantord, Florida, undar lha Act at Cungreca ot March Tha Harold I* e member of th* Unllad i'raas which la an* lltlad oxcluataaly in the ua* Ear rapubllcallun sf aU the local new* printed In thl* nawapaptr. Xu pari Dl any malarial, nawa nr adv*ru*1nn, or (hla edition or Tha Sanford Herald may In reproduced In any manner withuui written permlaalun of the publlaber of The Herald. Any Individual or firm raeiianslbla for such reproduction will ba ciinaliltrcd aa Infringing on Tha llarald'a copyright and will ha bald llahla for tliniuxliig under lha law. l-ubll.had dally txcapl a.turday, huuder and Curleltuaa; publUhad Saturday placarding GMliipih emotionally as well aa offi­ cially committed to them. Id the controversial areas of space exploration and civil rights, Vice-President John­ son has played a militant roto In advancing administration action. Any who think that, fret to g* hla own way on rac­ ial matters, tha Texan who to presldont will rovort to bin southern upbringing do not know th* president* mind. Johnson's personal philosophy dcrivaa heavily from Franklin and Eleanor R oom oll in this as othar major matters. Aa ■enator from Texas ha did not always reveal thto to tha publle. As n national politic­ ian after ha bacamo vice president, this side of LBJ bocame less of a secret. Aa president, be to likely to make this turn of mind oven men explicit In domestic affaire. Internationally, Mr. John, ton to an unknown commod­ ity. Hto personal knowladga did not extend far Into world affairs before 1900. Hla horiloos have broadened through travel and aceeta to top-level Information on dofonsa and forolga policy. Thor* to ao evidence that ba la burning to change existing policies over­ seas. Johnson's exorcto* aa a senator was in tha field of de­ fense. He hat no compulsion to hasten disarmament Tima will tell whether he shares the late President Kennedy's As for tha press table, th* consuming pinion to achieve tips that we newsmen leave a durable peace. The 30 days of nations our welter every day would mourning that lie ahead will feed a family of five for an provide much needed tima for entire wsek. Five humming­ the president and the country birds. to adjust to change without After careful consideration, distraction by partisan hick* there is only ono point on •ring. which I would be critical of ftriRNTirtC LAWN ih f_J,jirJji„.WjT.. T.bwr. ihwM, BPKAYING FOB — have taken th* head chef along, too. CHINCH BUGS OR ^ L ooT st that s t a t s w s a t sysla. It doesn’t any we a n ynarsnteed happiness bat Jnst • dunce to ran after ee paraas uppbwsel Union we use elbow y n u s sad etey in high school in. ■tend of dropping out, nnd un­ css we burn the midnight M uds and devote long hours to attaining a living, we are definitely NOT entitled to bonniness. Bo it Is time welfare agitat­ ors learned to read! They should start with that simple axiom In tha Declaration of Indopondeneo. Remember, the social serv­ ice and welfare workers them­ selves are reslly "relief" pa­ trons on tho backs of you tax­ payer*. They art not out In the nig* ged competitive fighting for survival whleh "free enter­ prise" offers most o f us. No, they a n “kept" work­ ers, supported by taxes re­ gardless of whether business conditions a n good or do. pressed. So it Is time American vot­ ers fired at least one million government workers and 1st them get back Into tho real By Hal C arin a It’s strange bow people who always say exactly what they mean expect to keep aU their friends. Contentment b wonderful if It doesn’t ruin your ambi­ tion. An * Joke at a wedding, friends handcuffed the groom. Even after they are freed. Us hands will be tied. When Congreae talks about taxeo wo wish they’d really make sens cutting remarks. We always dislike to see the last rose o f eummer in our garden. Stick around, bud! A model patient h one who talks about hi* illness only la th* doctor's office. In some homes lif# to fuQ of stumbling blocks If tho baby who got them for his blrthSay Isn’t taught to pick them up. SANFORD 209 W. lit ST. f t LARGEST DISCOUNT FAINT CHAIN Chefs Specialty: Junket WASHINGTON (UPt) — gallon to the parliamentary Now about this builncia of a talent* of Petlnaud. Thus both eland to gain head waiter accompanying fc TOUR p i p e ) members of th* U. 8. deter** eamething from the expert* .; am s/ ^ . tlon to the NATO parliamen­ enc*. Which is more than can be said for most congressional tarian* meeting In Paris. In don't understand why junkebJ 1 frequently have lunch In that ihoulil causa so much controversy. After all, there is the House restaurant and 1 can say thto about It — th* nothing novel about it. ....H.-irc.i n-.iJterj gfteftoaJlanr ■JrflLmiUUJSjL h? jpijfh.to.hreg tripa every time fo * l l v* about but the eervlc* leave* a lot to be deelrcd. them your order. Actually, tho quality of the Frequently, the temperature of the food they brlnf back food to a llttia concern to me. leads ma to believe they have Man doe* not live by bread alone. Not as long as Metri­ been to Iceland. In my opinion, taking th* cal is available. I go to th* reitaursnt main­ head waiter of the Houee din­ ing room to the NATO meet­ ly for the actnery. I ait at a ing wee like good thinking. table overlooking a waiter Parle, ae you know, to th* who overlook* me. But In suggesting that tha fountsinhted of fine cuisine. And head waiters are nothing ■ervics to sometimes tea* then impeccable, 1 should in all if not parliamentarian*. By Including lha waiter, fairness add that the meet* Page -1 Sunfonl, Florida Wed., Nnvemlwr 27, 1003 tiniest ratlnaud, in tha party, ar« cheap. And so to tha cli­ Rep, Wayne Itey*. (D-Ohlo), entele. who hsaded th* delegation, You might think from the killed two bird* with on* lisa of the appropriation bills j i m as L. ensxftTHow rtlK II W K U .I AeaucUt* Editor they p u s tha members of ■tun*. Ma.-hnnlcnl HuiitM K U VAX l*KLT J t V I K MIOMVMKKIS Congress are lavish tippers. Chances are they will turn Managing Editor llualnaai Matiagrr up on the menu next week. Well, 1 hate to disillusion any­ JlUV WM.I.a iitu itu .r r Jim v a u v O eaty Editor t'Uaalflid Director one but candor prompts ma Under glu t. r a t K U S RAMMER r i m s vut.Tui.ixB What 1 mean to, tha trip to report that certain law­ Xoclaly Editor Ctri Illation Manager exposed Fetinaud to tho culi­ givers are known to the wait­ e l u se m i- r tit i it v e s t s nary skills of Franc* and it er* u “ the last of th* big Hama D a lle ,,y Mr Mall *»naln-l, t'-un ty All O ther exposed members of tho dele- misers." COONlMA CONTEST INVOUW DEN/ ttANOT UPSETTING MY rjr^-raClMEAU SCHCTXJIG to liberty sad the PUMU1T ef ^ ' a Iooo co n n W. H. Fm y of th* CmtwTor th* 8tudy of Dm onatie Institutions to indict U. 8. eoUcgaa ob quit* awwping ground*. Hi* n m ans a n ran to briny many dofandom of tho school* quickly to th* barricade*. But at least hi* charge* ought to bo wall aired. To a group of Detroit educator* he said: "Judged by It* output of practical wiadaai and Independent criticism, th* college la a resounding flop. MAt least to one obeerver, th* col­ lege la floundering In a bog of self­ doubt, contradictory purposes, pubs Uc relation* and intellectual Inertia. "Acthrtem ha* replaced thought. AattoonununiaRi and other whole­ some public relation* exercises are rarrogatee for Intellectual leader•Up.” OUR write FUNGUS EXPANDING SPOT A growing blue-green area discovered on th* planet Mare may indicate a vast patch of simple plant lif*. First no­ ticed In 1007, the spot h u grown until It to now about th* alia of Tkxss, Also Lawn Renovation Grapevlllo Nursery 1231 flrapevlll* A t*. andlet us alsogjvethanks fo r the h u m u i d ign ity w h ich w e e n jo y CathTae Just tell us how much njjT .■w .M.il. IW _ S m oney yo u need to -|t~20.00 iseoa meet all your seasonal »•* 720.00 31700 expanses. Phone for a17.6a n ic a prompt, courteous service! ™ u fre e in d iv id u a ls...fo r It MeatM, the preservation o f the p e a c e ...fo r the prosperity o f ou r great N ation 1 fo r its thrifty and self-reliant citizen s...for o u r hornet and th e 8 370 fam ily h appin ess they b rin g ...fo r the ch allen ge o f the u n lim ited opportunities w hich Ue ahead. LOANS UP TO $400 FAMILY 110 South Magnolia St. First Federal Savings 0 FA 2-4612 1 t wtiwj .a -TJ. Miimk Loan Association M S M S n O f THE SAVINGS AND LOAN FOUNDATION, INC, SFONSOBS OS TH U MESSAGE IN LIFE. NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC AND U A D IT S DIGEST. �J> * ' Seminoles Gunning For Conference Title Tonight • "Wo’re Mt and ready for the Bulldogs,” laid Seminole High football coach Jim PU gott Tuesday afternoon a* be prepared kit eleven for to­ night's clath with the DeLand High School Bulldogs. The engagement win get under way et I p. m. at the DeLand Stadium. A motorcade of Semlaob tans, sponsored by the local Boosters Club will leave the school at f;S> for the park la DeLand. Going Into tonight’s affair with a record of eight wins About Sports Thinking Out Loud BT JULIAN KTENITROM Lyman Goan Into Orange-Belt With the beginning of the 1963-64 cage season the Lyman High School Greyhounds become * part of the Orange-Belt Conference, In one sense of the word re­ placing the Serainolea of Sanford who leave the loop for membership in the new Metro Circuit. Lyman la pleased to have been accepted by the con­ ference after participating for several years as an In­ dependent. Being a member of the circuit ehould mean more prestige to the school since It is—in some re*peels—a token of recognition. Lyman has the facilities, including a gym and adequate seating for basketball. However, there are those who feel that the gym must be Improved if Lyman la to remain In the ccnference. Of course, Lyman — to be repreientative—will have to produce teams of satisfactory ability. We don’t have any doubts but that the Greyhounds will bo representa­ tive. Of course, there’s no question but that tht ’Hounds will bo running in aomo pretty fast company. Alio, being a member o f the Orange-Belt will af­ ford Lyman a greater range of activity in competitive sports such as swimming, football, golf, track and field and others. Membership In the loop, we’re confident, will foster Lyman’s school spirit—which could stand an Im­ provement right now after its football season which saw the ’Hounds win their first three and drop the final six. But one particular reason why the school’s spirit will be enhanced is because being a member of the confer­ ence will provide Lyuian with permanent opponents. Thli will give rise to the establishment of traditions. And In a few short years this will mean much to the Longwood school. We applaud Lyman's entry into the Orange-Belt, and The Herald's sports department will continue Its interest In Lyman’s activities and report them to the best o f Its ability. • • • Barr Readies 25th Annual Umpires' School Our ol' friend Georgs Barr who once operated his Umpires Schocl hers in Sanford will open his institution for young arbiter* for the 15th consecutive year at West Palm Beach on Feb, 2. George, a National League umpire for 19 years, operated his school In Sanford fer a number of years when the New York Giant Farm System was located at what is now the Sanford Naval Air Sta­ tion. Barr has graduates of hla schools In practically every professional circuit In the nation, including the American and National leagues. A number of Barr’s students are usually membsra of the armed forces—sent there by the military to acquaint themselves with umpiring and in turn to train officials for service in military recreational programs around the world. • • • Bond Issues Passed In Threw Stats* Voters in thrss states. Including Florida, approved statewide outdoor recreation bond measures this month. This demonstrate* a growing public awareness of ths need for outdoor recreation investments now while suit­ able areas are still available end before lend costs be­ come prohibitive. Pennsylvania puts its stamp of spprova! on what It called "Project 70" which authorised the sale of $70 million in bonds by 1970. Meanwhile, Ohio combined $260 million »chool»-outdoor recreation bond Issue, of which $25 million is earmarked fer land acquisition snd im­ provements over the next three years. and a aingle to** — and 8I[* with the Orange-Belt Confer• championship at state— both Sanford and DeLand offi­ cials are anticipating one of the largest crowds o f the It will be the last regularly scheduled contest on a 10game slate for the Seminalee. However, school officials an­ nounced late Tuesday that the Tribe would engage the Kisslaslmmee Kowboya la a postson contest here la San­ ford. Closing out their high school football careers for the Semi­ nolee—outside of the post sea­ son affair—win be backs, Eddio Koaky, Ronnie Hinson, Esrl Btack and Buddy Lawson plus linemen Dan McCall, Dale Alexander, Mite Glad, Jim Touhy, Billy Higgins, Barry Barks, Frank Noe11 and John Ray. • e • Senior Henry Finch closed out his high school gridiron career for good last Friday night In Winter Garden when ha suffered a leg fracture early In the fracas. ‘Our boys are up, both physically sod mentally for this lame,** said Head Coach Jim Pigott this morning. “ We posted that photo from the DeLand newspaper of a Semi­ nole youngster hanged In ef­ figy and our youngsters don’t like It at all.” Pigott admitted that he hop­ ed It would infuriate his boys enough to figuratively "tear apart" the Bulldogs when the Iwo clubs meet tonight. As usual, Pigott said that most o f his boys—at least those able to dress out— would see action tonight. ft safari Nov. 27, 1963 — Page 5 ftrrxlh More Fighting Seminoles BILLY HIGGINS DAVID NOELL JOE PURDY LLOYD FREEMAN Co-ciplsln of the IBIS Semiaolea, Billy Higgins, is * senior and second year var­ sity athlete. Billy weighs In at 170 and performs is ■ de­ fensive end snd Inslds linebacker. Wearing No. N, Hig­ gins Is « fine leader. He likee to tackle. He alio can do a fine job at quarterback and posseises a fins set of hands for pass receiving. Billy is considered an excellent bas­ ket ball player and la reputtd to be one of the best all around athlatas at Seminole High. A junior In his second wa­ rn as a varsity offensive snd defensive tackle, David Norll waa Injured In the Orlando Colonial eontait. However, Dave recently returned to the Seminole lineup and has seen action In the past several games. Noell is a big, strong and dependable performer, his coaches stats. Noell un­ doubtedly will be one of the mainstays on next season's Tribe eleven. In addition to football, Dave participates In track. He holds the schoot’s record for the discus event with a heave of 13S fret, m Inches. Junior and first year var­ sity athlete, Joe Purdy ia Seminole’s Black Ram right guard. He weighs 174, wears No. 63, snd Is a converted junior vsrsity fullback. Joe has worked hsrd at nis posi­ tion for the Tribe this season and has developed Into sn excellent blocker, ltii spec­ ialty Is trap blocking oppos­ ing tackles. Purdy Is a tough, rough linesman with good speed. He has a great team spirit, his coschc* say. Last year I'urdy played basketball on the Seminole JayVca cage outfit. A senior and second year vanity man, Lloyd Freeman Is Seminoles capable footman. Freeman can p l a y either halfback spot, weigh* 160, waara No. 40, and has won more than bis than of Seminole’s games this season with hla eatra-polnt kicking. Plaeamsnt boots art hla spec ialty. But he also doss lb* Tribe’s punting, field goal at­ tempts and kickoffs. Many fans may wonder why Lloyd Isn’t used more offensively. However, hts value to Ih* club as a kicker is so lm portant It Isn’t worth risking Injury. Freeman also per forms for (he trsck squad at StIS as n broad Jumper sad runner. Playoff luck Lion Final Tonight Wright Scores Arch Rivals To Goes To Browns W ith Crescent City Play Saturday By United Prtee Internal ionel 17)0 Southeastern Confer­ ence offers a Thanksgiving weekend menu filled with spice. This is the Saturday when arch-rivals meet, the finale when hopes are often dashed by the flred-up under­ dog. This is the weekend when Alabama meets Auburn; Geor­ gia meets Tech; Mississippi meats Mississippi State; and Florida meets Florida State. Anything can happen and the coaches are laying their plans. They're playing things dose to the vast and not talk Ing much about practice sea sions. At least one Southeastern Conference team has already accepted a bowl bid and at least four more sr* expected to be offered bids and shortly after the season ends Satur­ day. LSU, which finlshsd it* regular season last weekend, has agreed to play In IIous ton's Bluebonnat Bowl. An op ponent has not yet been named. Florida coach Ray Graves thinks Saturday's winner in the game with Florida State will be the team with the best offense and he promptly put his Gator squad to work on dsfensiva plays. ITie Commodores of Vender — —- - tngTiV.d •7*^hcr 4 drill today for Saturday’s game with the University ol! Tennassse. NEW YORK (UPI) — The Cleveland Bronwa will be sitting pratty If they finish in a two-way tls for first place in the Eaitern Division at the conclusion of the reg­ ular National Football League season Dec. 16. If the Browns deadlock the New York Giants, the St. Louis Cardinals or the Pitts­ burgh Steeltri for the Eastern crown, they will Serve as the host team for n playoff game In each Instance Dee. 82. Beisuae four teams — the Browns, Giants, Cardinals and 8tHl*rs — atlll arc In the running for the NFL'* East cm title, 10 possible playoffs were assessed snd decided up­ on ITietday during coin-tossIng ceremonies. Ths m u lti were announced by Commla sionsr Pete Roselle. The Giants were almost as lucky as the Browns In the "heads or tails" lottery. If the New Yorker! tio either the Steelers or the Cardinals, they will host the playoff game. In the event of a threeway tte among the Giants, Cleveland and Pittsburgh, the Giants draw a by* and then meat ths BrownsSteslers win ner at Yankea Stadium. Only one toss waa needed for a possible playoff In the Western Division, where the Chicago Beers snd Green Bay Packer* are the only teams ■till battling for ths tltte. The u.vj. tht. tilt ssd . rrlij have the home field advantage In a playoff with the Bears, If one is necessary. Army, Navy To Play ___ u. V. v -h ffP lW -— HOWLING anil Janies Howell show n large catch of 3 npecks caught on the Missouri min­ nows while fishing from the Oateen Bridge Fl*h Camp. The specks are reported doing real good all over the county. WASHINGTON (UPI) Army and Navy will get a chance to play their annual football classic at Um speci­ fic request of the family of the lata President Kennedy. The game will be dedicated Rookie O f Year Is Army Rookie IHIt. AND MRS. SAM ESLIA o f Fern Park with their pet canine show o ff three large bass caught while fishing with shiners. The bass Weighed from two to four pounds each. The lo b c a t was killed by Duster Disbrow of Osteen. BOSTON (UPI) — National League rookie of the year Pete Bose was still st the bot­ tom of the Udder in another league today. The Cincinnati Reds' sec­ ond baseman now In hU third week of basic training in the Army's six-month program, was waxing a Boor at Ft. Knox, Ky., when be learned Tuesday that he waa chosen for the rookie honors. The 21-year-old infielder captured 17 of 20 votes in bal­ loting by the Baseball Writ­ ers Association of America (BilWAA). to Ksnaedy’a memory, the Pentagon announced Tuesday. After a day of conferencec. Pentagon officials said It waa deckled to reschedule the Philadelphia gam* for Doc. 7, a OM-wcek poetpoo* meet. Army Coach Paul DieUtl said the postponement was "the least w* could do" la memory of the 1st* President. Terming last Friday’s assas­ sination a great tragedy, Dietsel said "we are very honor­ ed to dedicate the game" to Kennedy’s memory. Coach Wsyoe Hardin of Navy said h* and his team backed the decision "loo per cent." "We're glad that It's go log to be played, though, snd not canceled," he added. The Oviedo Ltona wind up their 1063 gridiron campaign tonight when they travel northward for an engagement with Crescent City High School. Game time Is 8 p m. Going Into their final fra­ cas the Lions take a record of three wins, five losses and a tie. On the other aid* of the ledger Crescent City boasts a record of five wins snd four losses. Crescent City has more also than the Lions. They have beaten such dubs as Father Lupes of Daytona Beach, lias* tinge ami Baldwin. On* of the four game* they dropped wa* to St. Joseph’s of Bt. Augus­ tine — a club Oviedo halted, 19 to 0. Crescent City hae speed and frequently shift* from the "T " to a spread formation which enables them to utilize tho run-pass option most effect­ MIAMI (UPI) - Manager ively. They have excellent Joe O’F m cll and Thomu E. quarterbacking snd this gives Wood of Cincinnati have pur­ Oviedo assurance* the Lions chased controlling Interest in will have a tough encounter Florida's famous Ocala Stud tonight. Farm, Meanwhile, the Lion* have A spokesman said Tuesday played a much tougher sched­ that O'Farrell, who has been ule than Crescent City. Their running the farm, and Wood drills for the season's closer bought controlling s h a r e s have been limited due to the from Bruce Campbell snd Jim Hampshire, both of Bal­ Weather hut they did gut in timore. Purchase price of the nno good workout TUusday. Jimmy Courier, Oviedo's cap­ shares was not revealed. The 1,132-acre farm, locat­ able quarterback, is expected ed at Ocala, his bred Ken to ute the airline* quite fre­ lurky Derby winners Needles quently tonight and to utilise snd Csrry Back. The spokes­ a number of new plays In­ man said the entire (arm. stall'd for last wtsk’e affair which has 21 barns and two with St. Joe but did not nesd practice tracks, Is valued si (n use them. Starting for the Lions will $2 million. he ends Jim Beasley and Ted Bullhorn, tackle* lllll Murphy Kortas To Play MIAMI (UPI) — University and Tim Colbert, guard* Ar­ of Louisville senior Ken Knr- den Arndt and Jim Saucer, .JS-VSt'i.iod tackle. Tues­ center Charlie Stiller, with day signed to play for the j iirimy "ToiiFier ’ al quarvef^ South in the annual Shrine Billy Miller and llnrry Gouge College All-Star game on Dec. at tha halvss, and Bed Brooks at fullback. 21. O cala Stud Farm Sold A series of 6M and games of 207, IN and 217 by John Wright helped Bob’s Restaur­ ant team hold on to tha top rung of the All-Star Bowling League last week. They scor­ ed two wins over Meador's Marine In the contest. Clyde I'iercy was high for Meador's with 224 game and 996 ser­ ies. Larry’a Mart, paced by Henry Tamm's 221/599, took all three games from Inland Materials to take second place from Inland by one game. Richard Murphy was high for Inland with a 597 scries. Allied Van Lines team sal vaged two games from Betty Ann’s to stay hi fourth place. Rolling ZOO games were Clyde I’ iercy, 225 and 218; Henry Tamm, 221; John Wright. 217, 202; Billy John *nn, 209; George Swann, 205, 203; Bob Steel*, 204; John Bridges, 201 and 209, and lien ry Karelia, 200, Top average is held by Gary Fox with 190' Tribe, Cowboys In Post-Season Athletle Director F r a d Cans* announced Tueiday af­ ternoon that the Seminole High School eleven would clash In a post season affair with tte Kissimmee Kowboya at Sanford* Memorial Stad­ ium on Dae. C. Kissimmee, for many years waa a member of the old Rldga Conference, la moving Mo the Orange-Belt loop. To date tha Kowboya hare roll­ ed to a Mason's record of eight wins against a single loss—a record identical to that of the Seminoles. Hi# only blot on tha Semi­ nole record ia a 13 to 7 de­ feat at Urn hands of the Lees­ burg Yellow Jackets. On the other hand, the Kowboya drop­ ped their opening tilt of the current campaign to Arcadia. But aince that contest Kissim­ mee has posted wins over Winter Oarden’a Lakeview, Leesburg, Okeechobee, Fort Meade, Seabring, Frostproof, Avon Park, St. Cloud and to­ night they tangle with the Wildwood Wildcat*. Meanwhile, the Seminoles have posted wins over Titus­ ville, Orlando Colonial, Apop­ ka, Daytona Beach, Seabreeze, Winter Park, Wildwood, Or­ lando’* Bishop Moore and Lakeview, The only teams both Kissi­ mmee and Sanford have play­ ed are Leesburg snd Winter Garden. The Kowboya roped the Yellow Jackets 14 to 7 while the Seminoles dropped their tBt with Leesburg, IS to T. Meanwhile, both clubs defeated Lakaviaw al Winter Gardes. Seminote took their contest with the Rad Devils, 14 to 13 who* the Kowboya ■topped Lakeview U t e * . "It should ha a eloMly played contest," said Fred Gams, Seminole's athletic director. The Kowboya are eoached by Jack Yearwood. Gauss Slid this morning that officials have received tentative approval from the Florida High School Activlties Association but a formal okay ia not expected for sev­ eral days. The formal applica­ tion waa filed with tha stats organisation Tuesday after­ noon. May Start Gftme BOSTON (UPI) string quarterback Tommy Yewcic of the Boston Patriots may replies Baba Parltll la Sunday's American Football League game against the Buf­ falo Bills. Elect Chairman SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — ' Dick O’Connor of the Palo Al­ ta Times Tuesday waa elected tha new chairman of tha San Francisco chapter of thu Baseball Writers of Amarics. The bald eagle was tha great symbol (or the Iroquois Indiana. Florida Distributors For Denman Custom Built Tiros FA 2-0651 405 W. FIRST tiT. Holiday Specials! D Happy T hanksgiving! L IQ U O R S T O R E S Malt# your day ramplcls by taking the entire family BOWLING! OLD CROW Free Sitter Service J. W. 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Call FA 2 -5612. Phone SZ-S613 Legal Notice D T R t n n i ii x T ra n a im Th* Board o f Publlo lnitfuclU n for 8«n ln *l* c**nty, Flo rid a will rocoltt aid* for |h* rurnlihinv o f all labor, atorlal*. *q*l*m*nt and i»rleoa roqalrod for tho contruetton o f a 8HOP Bt'ILD | x o r o n BBMIKOI.B H t o n OOt. BBMIHOUI COUN f L O K I D A , eoatalnlnc rafiina Room aad » h « * os mi until ltM a. m.. Tburt- > CLASSIFIED WOTJT 5qr l u l i t i In a ii 1* Lett A TMtafi li NotlCM • PWBOOBk A. Education - Instruction SWEETIE PIE 4. Trwagportatlo* sad m u n i the right to it - i Food 4. For lent IA Spatial NotlCM 7. BuaiMM Rental* I. Beach Rentals t. For Salt or Rent C U M i n i D DUPLAY i 10. Wanted to Rent Twm., Urn ViL • I f • M. tog II. Rent Estate Wasted It. Real Eetate For Bale 19. Xortg*f* Loan* 14. Iniuranea Btiaineae Opportunity Lagal Notica 18. 14. ftomola Heto Wanted n TMB r in c c r r M l 'k t w IT. Male Help Wanted THB I l f T B it 'M C t n CtB* 18. Help Wanted C t t f o r M B 4TATW . ;" flo bid * n a h o r o n aOWt- 18. Situations Wanted wdf.li r o t m SO. Babysitter* r H a h C l B f BO. IBBlB ClTIXCNB NATIONAL BANK 21. Beauty Salons IX ST. PKTERXBURO. a X»- 22. Build . Faint - Repair tloaal Ba nking Aesoclatloi ilatlon, Bultdinjr Materiala Plaintiff. ar, poo o n bar t l , 1111, at th* tn ool Admlhlolratlon Build, tf. Commorolal Artnuo, Ban* ord, Plorlda. at which tltn* L K I B. ST E R LtX n and nd p lie s Ik* BIOS Will b l pub- AUtttA A. STBRLIXO. b it k i r spotted and raad aloud. •If*, Drawings and apoelfkatlono nafoadaat a r b* obtained br dcpocitit o fir a o r ae r r In* l l i . t t with tba ArthlUot. TMB BTATBS OF FL O O lD Al John __i A. Barton IV, Fourth T o i LBE B. a r i R U X O and oor, Sanford Atlantis Bank ALOHA A. BTBRLUIO, ulldlng, Sanfofd, Florida, far first sot at ddcaaioata obatnod. Buak dopo.lt will k* ofundod In fall to each Mr* on Who return* th* docu ante In Rood sondltlan with n to daps altar th* bid aptn. ina i with aacoptlon as notad orTow. Additional aat* may b* btainad at th* ««at at IU.4*. rbloh la half rafundabla. flan* larai Contractor* >*euriat dscaImant* and M l aubmlltlnf pr«Ipoaal ahall b* refunded on*. [Stair th* dapaelt upon return af doaument* In Bead eondlth* MB wif* Tou ar* horoby notified that a Bolt has baaa filed agaiaat yaw and *a*B a f pda, by CITttBN'B X A T I 6 » A L BANK IX ST. K T B R B B O R O In th* abav* entitled eaata: and that yo u ar* karahy r* quired to fit* yaur Anawor with th* Clark o f tkld Oaurt, aad ta ears* a eapy thereet upon tka Flaiatlff or Mala tirr* Attorney, whoa* nam* and addraa* tat A L B d R T C. W ERLT, Attorney at Law, 11*1 Central Avanu*. Bt. Uta. Patareburg, Florlde. nat later A aartlflad check or bank thaa December 14th, 1M1. draff, parable to th* Baard ar It y o « fall ta do aa, Deere* mbit* Inalfuatloa for fl*tal> Pro Cog taae* wilt ba aalorod nolo County, Flotldai U. B. agalnat yo u for Ih* rollaf do* Oovernment Bondi, or a sail*, mended In tho Complaint. factory bid bond aiaeutad by Th* nataro o f aald ault bo tho bidder and acceptable tng for roroeloour* o f mori aurotlo* In an amount equal to gag* recur Jed la Official It* flo* p»r rant of th* bid ehatl mrd* n o o k 441, pag* l i t , Pub •0 aubmUlotl with each bid, 11a neeorda *1 Heminol* Coun Th* aucaaeatul bidder will ty, Florida, covering: ft* required to furntih and pop Lot 10 . LOXODALB BOB for latletoctory porformone* DIVISION according to and payment bond or bond*. plat thereof, recorded In Attention la called to th* fact Plat Bonk 11. pag* *1, that hot l**t than th* miniPubllo Record , a f Boml* mum ealarloo and was** a* not* County. Florida! aat forth In th* Specification* together w ith th* fo llow in g muet ho paid on thla project. daeorlbed Item* o f property Th* Board of Public Inatrue. which ar* lecatad In and per­ lion for Seminal* County, manently Installed aa a part Florida, raeoroo* th* rltht to o f tha Improvements aa aald reject any and/ar all bid* or land: to waloo any Informalltla* In Heater th* bidding. Xo bid ehatl ba Burfac* Unit withdrawn (or a period of Oven fifteen (III dayo oubeequont W I T N E U my haad and tha to th* opening of bide without seal o f this Court at Sanford th* eoneont of th* Board. Bsmlnola County, Florida, thla J. D. WRIOHT, JB. 4th day at Koveeabar, A. D Chairman, Board of Publlo l i f t . Instruction tor K.mlnoU (COURT S C A M County, Florida Arthur H. BecMvrlth, Jr. R. T. Mllwtt Clerk o f th* Circuit Court Semlnol* County Superintend By: Martha T. Vlhlan ent of Publlo Instruction and Deputy Clerk Hi-Officio lecretary to tho Albert C. Werly. Attorney Board af Fublla Inetruatlon **<1 Central Avsnu* Publish Xoo. FT B Doc. 4, bl, It. Poleroburg, Florida IM1. Publish Moo. 4, tl, 14. I f , 1111 C D O .lt. CD O-tl OUT OUR W A Y Legal Notice would like to advertise on our weekly Tour O f Homes and Real Estate Page — C A LL F A 2 -5 6 1 2 FOR IN FO R M A TIO N Immediately t Ws have tbs PA M U AHiitts Bank ltd* fllBHti I U m b have i t , } , o r 4 todraaai tome for Nearly New 3 BR or Issss, «tQ Stenstrom Realty III M. Park Aso. J n C 6. Food F ft-rm o ts .44MB NOTICE th hereby given that t am onesged In busln*** at 14* llw y If * tf. Hsmtnol* County Florida, under th* f i c ­ titious nemo of. FERN PAR K OCX (HOP. and that I Inland to realeter sold name with tha Clark of tha Clreutt Caurt, Semlnol* County, Florida. In accordance with tha provision# of th* Fictitious N*m# Stat. utee. to-wlt! Rectlon 141.41 Florida Ktaiuits iM f. ( I g : W. D. Bridge Puuiiih Xov. 14, If. S Dae. I, It. 11*1. CDO.ft JOHN OEOROE W E R S aad fllTA E. WEI1Z. Me wlf*. Dafandaats Birrit-R o r a u i T THE tTATH OF FLOHIDAl TOi John fl*urg« W«ra 11)4 Jte ptr Court Xnrfolk, Virginia TOt Rita E. Wer* t i l * Jasper co u rt Norfolk. Virginia Tou are hereby notified (hat ■ suit has been filed against you In the above entitled cause and that yau era re quIMd ta file your answer with Ih* clerk o f this Court and to sere* a copy thereof upon th* plslntlff nr plain lltra attorney*, who** ham* and addr*** to: Ulmer. Mureh teon. Kent. Ashby A Ball. I l l Florida Nallene! Bank Build lug, Jaehsonvitl* I. Florida, aol later than th* loth day of 4 Jr* to do so. a deers* pro con* foe.,, will b* entered ogalnet j „u for the relief demonded la iho rumitlalnl. Thl* suit Is ta trectee* a morlsag* encum* ii i tli* (olluwlng deecrlb.d - v-vrty lo ra u d In Somlnot* ■umy. Florida, fo*wtt: Lit I». SOUTH PINECltKST. Seoond Addition a tuhdlvlelon. according to * pl.t i hereof recorded In 1’ iit nook II. peg** i t and Sit of Ih* Public Record* ut kemlaul* County. Flor. Ida. T m .th v r with Ih* following Hein* <>f properly which ar* located In and permanently lhelallrd ** a pari o f the 1m* prov.ni.nte on e.td land: U’ ,e HotFoInt (ole clr lc ) l u fr lg . r e t >r Modal SU E S ii. Serial leojJtt fine HotUoInt f . t o c lr lc l limit.In lu n a r, llo d o l 1«. IIKI. aerial 1111X11 On* HotFoInt ( o lo clr lc ) Uullt-ln oven. Modal 1*R* J», Serial t t f lS U One MvrSun (oil I Wall Keeler. M< let UA4II1I1, Serial 0IT4I41 El*nt Venetian B l i n d # f metal), manufactured by genkarlk (ilaev A Paint Company. Sanford, Florida, no model or sorlal num­ ber* One Chelsea (electric) Kit­ chen Eihauet Fen. n» mo­ del or serial number. WlTXLStl my hand and Ih* official seal o f thl* Honor* aide Court Ibis ll t h day of Xov ember, A. D. 1443. i SEAL) Arthur H Beckwith. J r. Clerk of tha Circuit Court By Martha T. Vlhlon Deputy Clerk ULMER. MUItCHISON, KENT. VSIIUV A BALL Florida Xatlon*! Bank BtdgJaakaoovlII* I. Florida p. o ft -a 111 33X01 Publish Xov. I). IT. A Dee. 4. 11. 1)41 Rig. Real EatoU Broker FA 8*1301 17-99 at Hiawatha BEDROOMS. IV* baths. Swimming pool. Furn. or nature. u t Lake Dot Dr. ODO-14 S BR IIOUM. Call FA 2-2838. ATTRACTIVE 4 Room furn. corner Apt. in Oateen, tod floor. ISO. FA 8-3771. 2 BR. Fun. Cottife. 2M4 Or M|o, ISO. CaU FA 80396. LAKE MARY. Large l Bdrm Furn. Duplex Apt. Nice. Newly rc finished, $83. Adults. No peU. FA 2-3930 UNFURN. Apt tog B. Park. Pint floor One Bedroom (urn. Apt. $43. WANTED! Christmas Shop­ 2101 Magnolia, R, A. Wil­ pers for Hand-made gift* liams. FA 8-2431. Bataar. Gracs Matbodiat SLEEPING Room, priv. en­ Church, 8 to S p. m. Nov, 30. trance A bath. FA 2-3946. Call altar 2 p. m. 9. F or Sale o r Rent 2-BDRM. house, hit. equipped. 2 BR House for Sale or HtnL 817 Escambia Dr. FA 2-0910 Call FA 2-8138. after B p.m. LARGE 4 bedroom older borne RENT A BED on laks. In Lako Mary, Rol'awsy, Hospital A Baby Many extra*. 1173 month bate Beds, Dy Day, W nk, or Month or will aoll. FA 2-7733. 10. Wanted to R—t WE HAVE TENANT* LOVELY 2 Bdrm. home in If you hive ■ rental gather* Wynnewood. CsU FA 2 8132 Ing dust instead of money or FA 24393. —contact ua now. All type* needed — furnished or tutfumiihed, new or old. Legal Notice h O T i r r n r iu it n n xsiu VLT , r 4 aTIItU tana* ft Ask « t Baba Offic* oa UpaaU Rd. i w CRurcR. Opaa tolly U «. b . to I p. b . N SW 1984 M O D E L SOUTHWARD Investment A Really FLY, his wife, Ua N. Park Ave. 30-9173 defend ante. YOU AND HACl I OF YOU are hereby nullfl** lh*l eull hee been commenced iselnet you In th* Circuit Court of Ih* Ninth Judicial Circuit of voTirii to nwrHsn Ih* B ill* ot vtorlda in and tor Semlnol* CrttAlly. Hi* abbre­ th * rrtTK o r ri.oN iu* ro t KDWAnD ROONB and viated m l * * f which lei DCTTE JEAN BOONS aurroLK fr a n k lin sat ­ Residence Unknown in — SANK. Tou. end each af you. ar* Plaintiff, hereby notified that ault ba* Jv*. 1 V 3 B T . '. fi- s t 1*k .s -r t - u t y -a'-L?:.f.'J-r-U-aga.1—t u . i.q.,,tYa Circuit Court of Somlnol* bla wlf*. County. Florida. In Cbtneory, DofendanU, an abbreviated (111* o f which In Chancery No. IISTQ. Th* nalur* o f thle eull le I* First Federal Having* and a (orecloeure o f that .arlaln Loan A llo c a t io n o f Samtnol* mortg ag* from said detend* Counly, a corporation. Plainante to plaintiff, dated Aug* lift, ve Edward Boon* and uat IS. 1144 and recorded Aug­ Beit* J**» Boon*. *1 *1. D*ust l>. t i l * In Official Records fan laftia. tha natur* of aald Book 111 pag* IIS or lb* Pub* suit belli* a ault to fortcloe* Ito Iteoorda o f Somin.de Coun* that certain mortgag* dal*-! ty, Florida, oncutnborlng that gtpiemher I, l l l b , and o f r*certain plte* or parcel of pro* g«rd In Otflclel Iteoorda Book parly located, situate, and be* 111 , pa«* 111. Semlnol* Cou n­ In* In aald County and dial*, ty Publlo Record*, encumberIns Ih* following dooerlbod to* nr II; l o t tl. Block lo. WKA* r*»l properly, to-w lt : I-.I 19 ot Block H. o f T il Kits FI Kt.li FIRST AD­ Tre-A i f . o f HANt-ANDO DITION, according to th* HPHIMIH. S E M I N O L E plat thereof a* recorded COUNTY. FLORIDA. * cla Plat Book II. Pages II rording to plot ih oroo f and 47. Public Record, of recorded In Plat Hook I. Somlnol* County, Florida peg* II, o f th* Publlo It*EACH trF YUU W HEyt'IB* rordt of Seminal* County, Et* lo file your answer or Florida. ulhor written dofonsoa lo tbs nihje-.t lo reatrtctlon* o f Complaint with Ih* rltrk of record: th* Circuit Court o f Semlnol* County. Florida, In thla pro* and yuu ar* hortb y required to fit* your o n a w t f In tald coedlng and to earv* a copy with (ho undorslgnod th e re .f upon th* plslntlff* ■ult attorney*, whose name, and Clerk of eatd Court and to earv* a copy thereof Upon tho addrese are herelnefter *•! attorney, who** forth, aa required by law PlaintUr* not later than tho Uth 'lay nam* and addroos appear ho o f D*<-einb*r, t i l l , tn dofsult tow. on or before tho 14th day th*r*of th* ca u .e will pro­ of December, t i l l , and In d e ­ ceed * i part* upon Ih* *ntry fault (hereof Doer** Pro Con of a D-croe Pro Confeeao fas*., will b* onterod a g a lo t l you a g i l n . t you. WITNESS my h*r.d and o f VhlTNESH my baud and th* .eel at th* County offl'-lal eeal o f salt Court In f ie ld Somtnol* County. Florida, thl* Courthouse. Sanford. Semlnol* County, Florida let day o f l l i h day ot Novomaor teal November. 1111. 18 KALI Arthur H. Bockwilh. Jr. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr.. Clork o f tho Circuit Cosrt Clerk By; Martha T. Vlhlon By: Martha T Vlhlen. Deputy Clork D . C . BEA HI’ ALL, UKIULKY AND LEW IS Phillip It- Logan Shlnhuteer and Iw>gaa Attornoy* f o r Plaintiff Flret Federal Building 49 North Court Stroat p. O. Boa USI Pott Offtc* Boa I l f * Hanford. Florida Orlando, Florida Fublleh Xov. II, 19, ;T A Doc. Attorney for plain ti ff Publish Nav. I. 11, JO, 17, 1941 I. 11«1. CDO-U C DO-11 Legal Notice S4. Artkfoa n r M i Haiti Porter Beauty Shop QUAKER He*4er. 0.SOO ITU, CoU W aw 0.80 complete Fan ft B lew . FA BMlft IlN W. 0th IL FA 8-1)21 CHAIN R N M • PttBt - Rgpalr l o g , 4' w drive gate. 071 footailed. . PAINTING—Room or No money —Prices very Low— CHAIN LINK high. W tong. 18. P tM ib lR f SerYlcw money H INSO N A H E A R N Sullivan, 3 0 4 1 0 . FU7MB1NO CONTRACTING Ropolro ft Wetor Heaters FOR IA L R - FIB tort. tUy* F U R ESTIMATES efwll. peel and 1 0 4 E. M IL 123-9143 Lloyd, FA >2370. PLUMBING TV, Bahamo Couch, CoMflle Contracting Repairs Radio H1F1, Child’s FREE ESTIMATE* skates. FA 8011. R. L. HARVEY flaaatfol «Mft snail 4 m 0 4 Sanford Aw. FA 8083 World Book tteusry, Like pay«Mt. Moathly pyasA# |4. R adio A ToltYlatoB FA 84)47. TV REPAIRS at Ttoq *N GfNa Saka Of­ GE Refrigerator, Klee. Move, fice, U^sla Rd. MW TV Service CaU 0 oo. We Good toad. Living room Sot, carry bow CttrUs - Me this 2 double BR onto, i etogla MM. Vied sots for seta. Aw. ntUowiy bed, Rehy Crib, Mooney AfpL Service, Ph. L «R | 4 «ia dinette eet, AH Uhe new. 809897. Seminole Realty $100 FHA - VA IT . Bervicee Custom-made Cabinets, Plastic Counter tops WALLIS CABINET SHOP 113 W. srd - 30-7471 NEED TIRES? Allstate Tfote by Bean Bo*buck l e w tto best prieM and gvaraafoaa available. CaD 804T84, f t» 9 p. m. Ibr Local l i f r t N P tatlvc. FO R YO U R S A F E T Y DAYBBD lew cevwr 0 ft RtgR DRIVE with htadllghU on chair 0 . Jumper choir 8ft Save your battery Headboard twin ala* 8ft loilall Safety Sc* awltch 80-44M after 1 p . m . Geneva 3H|. Corp. Ideas. Deilgned k developed ACCORDION. 1 0 Beat. Used Gtoeral Machine Work 3 weeks, T swltetoe, «oab Welding 000, still baa guarantee, Ph, Geneva 319-4121-3131 •iso or tost ensh offer 10mediately. Writ* Box 41,. HEATING Sanford Herald, SERVICING - TESTING Lewis Sales A Service NOVEMBER Special. T ehlrtn. 017 C. C. Road FA 2-790 8 for •1.00. Army-Navp Surplus. 810 Hanford A ft, WELLS DRILLED, PUMF8, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS For Sale. Pony Saddle. 0 0 . All Type* and Sixes FA 8 0 0 . Wo Repair and Servico 1901 Blonde Olympia TtofcvW to T I N E 0 1. FA 84331. Machinery and Supply Co. 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2-4432 PECANS, 3 lbs. for 0 . 0 . 0tft ft Sanford Ava. Bagg'4 Curb SIDEWALKS, driveway*, pa­ Market FA 1-034. tio*, ale. Free estimate. Ph. 30-3308. FRUIT Gift F itted . Wt (Up SA LES BROKER RAY'S UPHOLSTERY DO YOU WANT ReuphoUlering, Free eet. BoauUfully landacaped 2H FA 2-7118 TE 82333 Act# eetate, 700 ft- paved raad, magonry and eypraaa 80-2420 We Buy, Ball. Trade, Repitr air conditioned home, hob­ lit N. Park Ave. BILL'S THRIFT SHOP by shop, larga elude trM* BEDROOM. 1 toth. Kit- Furniture • Appliance* - TV $1,300 worth at antra* cBea equipped. Owner be­ Open 9 to 9 Dally ft Weekends fishing and awimmlng, ing transferred. Must sell. Ph. 30-7363 2640 Hiawatha "Prompt buyer can be eat FA 2-2940. Sanford, Fla. tied In thla Lov* Nest b* for* Christmas" $11,000 29 IS. Biuineuo Opportunity Plaao Tuning and Repair per c*nt down. W. L. Harmon - FA 2-4833 SERVICE Station for leiw . GOLDENROD Good location. Only smell 29. A stom obfle S ervlet REAL ESTATE capital oaeded by right Box 37, Gold*nrod, FUmas. FA 84843. AUTO GLASS MI 4-87M MI 7-701 INSTALLED FOR LEASE. Attractive, well located SERVICE STATION. Sankorik Glosn and Pnint Major oil Co. Ilaa opportun­ Company ity for Service Station deal­ 210 Mlgnoiu Ph. FA 8400 er. Excellent profit poten­ Auto Glass, Tape 119 N. Psrk Av«. >0-0410 tial. Plenty of room. PAID ft Seat Covers TRAINING ft financing YOU, YOUR FAMILY AUTO GLASS available. Ph, FA 20343. THEIR HORSE will b« (to Uahtoil with this country SEAT COVER CO. estate. An entertaining all* 14. Female H elp W onted 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2-4032 3 by. horns. Private, slock BEAUTICIAN Wanted for the ALL WURK GUARANTEED od fish pond wh*r* thsy 31ay fair Hotel Salon. Call always bits. 3 sera (oncer 31. P o u ltry • Llventoek 322 862:, or 322 4018. farmland p a s t u r e . $700 2 Horses tar Ssle. FA 2-7821. ALIX OF SANrORO down can buy many year* of happy cMtentment l Needs experienced Sewing ma­ 32. Flowcra - Shrub* chine operators for swim­ you act now— suits and sportswear. If BLOOMING Roses on Chero­ SOUTHWARD yuu are experienced on (sckee itock. All other kind* Investment k Realty tory sewing machines, we af Nurs«ry shrubbery end 118 N. Park Ave. $0-9173 have steady work for you trees. In a modern air-conditioned Grey Shadows Nursery factory, under very good 6 Ml. S. on Sanford A t*, .JPPlhlnS. conditions. .Phone “F n i j w i y " M iiu tlS T iiiiiV ' FA 2-2204, as for Mr. Cur- u l 1Cit m Yuu u HacTn i An­ ft Sales Broker nual* ready now. Upsxla Isle. Rd. Near Mayfair Golf Jim Hunt Realty 17. Mole Help Wanted Course. JO H N E. F O X R EA LTO R & Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 To make the best home buy, eee the VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Office FA 82118 Night PA 80Q78O 2324 Park Dr. Sanford. Fla it Pay* To Use The HERALD Want Ada. 4 • % I i V 1 ■ i WEST1NGH0UIE Table Mo* del TV, with stood. 0 0 . Call Mrs. Glelow, FA 8 0 0 days, FA 2-4473 Bights. GUNS. Buy, sad, pair. Osteen Bridge Flab Camp ft Gun Shop. FIREPLACE WOOD Oak and Pine Robert Morris, READY MIX Concrete, win* dow till*, lintels, stepo, blocks, sand, cement, geek, pipe, steel, grease trips, dry walla, stepping stones. Miracle Concrete O . 109 Elm Ave. FA 84781 « MONTH OLD ZIG ZAO, !!«• possessed '83 model, Perfect Condition, Doc* Decorative Sewing, Makes Automatic Buttonholes, Sewn oa Hut­ tons, Blind Hems, Oversset, Etc. Sold New 810, Now Only 843.00 or (9.09 month* ly. Ph. C r e d i t Mgr. FA 88827. V A - FH A Government 1 I 1 | express. B il ls Curb M l* ket. 23th ft Sanford Ave., FA 82984. Stenstrom Realty O ffers fur your selection these Beautiful 2, 8, ft 4 Bedroom i: : lly mom—Central h u t l i f ft •lr<eaa4ttigBlag —, UkMtl A Mono with Charm In Love­ ly Ravenna Park, planned Phase 80-8744 for formal or Informal UrLMN XntorprlBM, Im . log A entertaining. 8 Bedroom — i Beth BY OWNER, • bedroon, IH Largo Kitchen hath home. One bedrewm has eeparite entraace, cam Built-In Equipment b* raatad for income. Witt Bnakfast Area fa d e for smaller plaeo. Separate Dining Room htowa by appolntaeaL CaU Florida Room FA 2-8848. Largs Utility Room Fenced Back Yard GREENBRIAR •IT,Soo Choice lots avallablt lit Attractive Terms Greenbrier of Loch Arbor overlooking golf court Custom building to your specification*. Greenbriar 1101 9. Part Aw. developed by PA >3233 anytime KINOSWOOD BUILDERS. INC. FHA-VA Owned Homo*. Down 202 Fairmunt Dr. payment from 8100. Month­ FA 2-8074 ly payment Dorn $41.10. ST JOHN'S RIVER HOME, I BR, 8 bath. Under 03,000. FHA - VA HOMES 2, 3, ft 4 BEDROOMS This D nlM. Hurry! t, 144, ft I BATHS IS ACRES. IS mllee out, only DOWN PAYMENTS FROM 000 per acre. NEED Nice Rentals. Low Monthly Payments Stemper Agency For Complete Information REALTOR INSUROR See Or Call Your FA 8-401 1918 S. French Ave 6A Special Nolle— , For Sale ROSA L. PAYTON 2 BDRM. bouse In Lake Mary. ISO month. 322-4008 or 8271. CLEAN quiet Rooms" Tha Gables. FA 2-0720. to 323-8480 St Johns Realty Cowan. 332-4013. Ph. FA 88111 III W. Ut St. CARROLL'S FURNITURE r S S T I E N* ORZKN b t saM foie weak. Na pejrM tt. lmnedlefo TUB TIME TESTED FIRM I ft 4 »R 111 N. Part Avs PA M B Meat with I baths, large fou­ FA 1-2377. FICTITIOUS R I M S WANTED) Good appetites for XOTICB 10 hereby given that tho Dime - A - Dip Dinner. I am engaged In huelnaos at Mayfair Hotel. l**u V. let., Craeo Methodist Church. ■omlnol* County, Florida, an* 5:M - 7:30 p. m. Nov. 30. der th* flctllluu* nam* of, ACB B R A U r r r ALOX. and that I Intend to re gu la r aald nom* with th* clerk o f th* 6. Far R—t Circuit Court. Semlnol* Coun ty. Florid*, In aeoordonc* with A P T , *30. flurplua City. ih* provision* of Ih* Ftotltlau* X*m* nietule., tn-w|i: Sec- W E L A X A APARTMENTS. lion ssj.u* Florida Statutt* Rooms private baths, lit HIT. W. First St. Rig; Jlmml* Cowan Fublleh Xov. 14, f t S D*«. 4, F U R N I S H E D Apartment. 11, 1141. CD O.fi Clean and d o n In. Jimmie ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Ws BSid Iso (10) nlcs homes, ft— liked ar aafunUbed. VACUUM CLEANER, repain, FURN. Apt 000 MilloovlU* 88. Motorcycles‘ Scooters psrts, supplies for IWetro- RORM. FI*. Rm. Fsnood lux, IlrDy, Hoovsr, Air89. Trailers. Cabanas Vsy. R«-Alf «tc. Prso Lsho Mary, OR1307. 40. Farm Equipment plekup. Nsw iBd Ussd FURN. 2 BR. House, $38 mo. class*re sold. FA 2 v*. groves or rentals — and Needed At Once 87. Boats - Motor* THE BOWERT S A V I N O S BANK, a String* Benk organ lied and eel.tin* under th* Law* af the Stmt* o f Now York. Plaintiff, If you have homes, acreage By Nadine Seltzer 11 26. Plumbing Bervicee n . Radio * TtlevUlon 27. Special Service* 89. Laundry Service . _ i. Automobile Service 28A. Auto Aceeeeerlea 80. Machinery - Toots 91. Poultry • Live stock SlA. Pete 82. Flowers - Shrubs 88. Furniture " W l ju st 4on*l ItM i 84. Articles Tor Sale ■rouM 84-A Swap or Exchange 88. Articles Wanted 84. Automobiles - Trucks I. Noticos 8. F ar B aal 36-A Antes Wanted i 'l l, %* ima*. Developers P ast 24. Electrical Services IB T N S CIRCUIT COURT, IB ABU FOR *KWI*OI.K 10 1 14 . TY. FLORIDA. IB CHANCERY Construction N ot. 27. ! 8 » - t l. Bmwty ftiftfoa 11 GOOD Kill-floor man that can 33. Furniture also skin, to wurk in ilaughtsr plant. Call FO 3-31U6. Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought - Sold. 18. H elp W anted Larry's Mart 213 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. SHORT Order Cook. White. Must be experienced. Chick FREE ESTIMATE 'N Treat, Sanford. Upholstering ft Mattress ren­ ovating. New Is Used Furni­ 19. Situation* Wanted ture. CsU Nix Bedding Mfg. Co., at 709 Celery Ave. Exp. maid, laundry seam­ FA 82117. stress desires full time work. 30-6433. WANTED rriubia couple to take up monthly payments IRONING. TA 2-7791. of 813.30 on 3 complete Child Care FA 3074. rooms of furniture. Call TE 81311, Casselberry, col­ 20 llabjnttteni ic et. Will Baby hit in my home, day or night. Meal furnish­ Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick Service With the ed. FA 14117. Cash. SUPER TRADING 21. beauty ta lon * POST. FA 24)877. Harriett s Beauty Nook 31. Article* F o r Sale Ev* Appt’s. 3 Sr. Beauticians DIAL YOUR ZIG ZAG 103 So. Oik FA 83743 Like new cond. Monograms, PERMANENT Wave Special makes buttonholes, tews on 20T- off regular prices. buttons, blind stitches, etc Open Evening* by sppt Assumi p> mt*. of $8.90 per Free parking lot. Services mo. 104 So. Park, FA 89411. from tip to tip. Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop TENOR Gukar amplifier and 311 Palmetto Ave. mike. SUM. Will finance or will swap for uhat have Phone door <1> JiMWJi Phone door (3) 322-8323 you. 322-3U4. 34. AutomobllM - Track* BUYING A NEW Ot USED CART FINANCE IT WITH UB ♦ Low Istereat Rites ♦ Low Moathly f i y i U ..jrr.naiJ9.4u r r « T . . » A x r '49 Chewy, Good cood. Ph. FA 87982 after • p. m. Fur Sale or Trod*. *48 Jeep Truck, 4-wheel drive. New model overhead valve en­ gine. Trade for 18 hp. Out­ board Motor. FA 8840 or PA 1-3183. '38 FORD CuM»n 300, 8 Dr. A/T. RAH. Tinted llaia. Good cond. 8323. Phone FA 2-4837 after 4 p. m. 1903 Rambler Classic 770 Sta­ tion Wagon (Air). Going oversew, assume payment*. 3 0 3494. 1937 Volkswagon, $423. Ph. FA 2-3348 after 3. 1933 Plymouth, 4 Dr. Sedai. FA 2 7621. 1937 Plymouth Savoy, Heater ft Radio. Good cond. Good tires. Call after 3 or oo Sat. FA 83377. 37. Uoato • Motor* 14 FT. PACEMAKER run­ about boat and trailer, ex­ cellent condition. Best offer. Sot at 101 N. Myrtle. Call 30-9363 or 328701. Gateway To The Watarwai Robson Sporting Good! Your LVINRUDS Dealer K » 8 i E. 1*1 P k Fft ftJMl i! �Kennedy's Proclamation For JFK Memorial Set Up In Bryint Office ! € $ : Thanksgiving W as His Last Tha proclamattoa: The White B oost Thanksgiving Day, U S By th* P resid e* o f tha United States o f A mark* A proclamation: nation enjoying the fruit* of utter words but to liv t ■a •vor-expaadiag by agrieul- thorn. Let ns therefor* proclaim lure a ad iadustry and a ch k vteg aU odard* of living un­ oar known in previous history. We give ou r tuimblo thanks for this. Y et, as ou r power has grown, s o has ou r peril. To­ day w e give ou r thanks, most of all, for the ideals o f honor and faith wo inherit from our forefathers—for the decency gratitude to Providence for manifold blessings—let us b t bumbly thankful for in­ Over thra* centuries ago. our forefathers In Virginia herited ideate—and let us r e ­ ■ Massachusetts, far solve to share those blessings from bom * la a fo o d y wilderand those Ideate with our fe l­ set aside * time of low human beings throughout thanksgiving, o n tho appoint the world. od day, they gave reverent Now, therefore, I, John P. CAPT. J. D. RAMAfiE. Commnndinir O ffice r o f thanks fo r their safety, for Kennedy, President o f the US3 Independence and Capt. S. L, Johnxon, tho health of their children, United States o f America, in Comcardiv Six Operations Officer assist Heavy for Um fertility o f their fields, conaooance with the Joint Attack Squadron One in the cake cutting cere­ for Uw lore which bound them resolution of the Congress ap­ mony held aboard CVA-62 to celebrate Heavy together and for th* faith proved December IS. 1M1, 33 One’s eighth anniversary- Left to righ t, Cdr. which united them with their Stat. M l (S U.S. C M B), des J. W . Taft. Heavy One's X . O.: Cdr. L. J. Rein­ Ood. Igniting the fourth Thursday hart, Heavy One’s C. 0 .; Capt. J. D. Ramnge and So too when the of November la each year as Capt. S. L. Johnson. achieved their Thanksgiving Day, do hereby oar drat President in th* first proclaim Thursday, Novem year o f hla first administra­ her. M , IMS, as a day of na-| tion proclaim ed November 2S, t jaw*"—' tional thanksgiving. in * , aa "a day o f public On that day tot ns gather -i- y t S S & f thaakagivfog and prayer to be In sanctuariei dedicated to observed by acknowledging worship and in homes blessed with grateful hearts the many by family alfectioa to expreas aignal farora o f Almighty our gratitude for the glorious God’ and called upon the peo­ gifts o f Cod; and let us e a r ­ ple o f tho now Republic to . . . IN THE BANDS OP TIME—Mute evidence nestly and humbly pray that WASHINGTON (U P I) - apagal o f the Philippine*. “ beseech Him to pardon our o f the Kennedy administration ia removal from He will continue to guide and President Johnson haa sent In a swiftly scheduled r a ­ national and other tranagresathe White House of President Kennedy's famed sustain us in the great unfin­ word to Soviet Prem ier Nikita dio • television appearance, kms . . . to promote the know­ rocking chair. The chair and other personal ef­ ished tasks of achieving S. Khrushchev that the Unit­ Johnson also pledged hla a d ­ ledge and practice of true fects were moved from the Executive Mansion on peace, justice, and under­ ed States atanda ready now, ministration lo continue the religion and virtue . . . and it was readied for the new White House family, standing among all men and aa in the past, to make every AUiince for Progres* pro­ generally to grant unlo all the Lyndon B. Johnsons. nations and o f ending m isery honorable effort to solve gram of aid for Latin Am er­ mankind such a degree of and suffering wherever they East-West problem s which ica as a living m em orial to tem poral prosperity as lie exist. Kennedy. could apark nuclear war. alooe knows to be best.*' In witness whereof, I have He told a group o f diplo­ And so too, In tho midst of At the sam e time, the new hereunto set my hand and President baa made strenuous mats from troubled South A m erica's tragic Civil War. caused the Beal of the United efforts during the past two America, In the capital for President Lincoln proclaimed States of America to be a f­ days to convince Allied rep­ the Kennedy funeral, that the the last Thursday of Novem­ ADJS H E N R Y G. fixed. ber, 1963, as o day to renew resentative! that there will be U. S. government would " c a r ­ Done at the City of Wash­ no faltering In American lea­ ry on the Job." He spoke from our gratitude for America's A yres Jr. recently reington this fourth dxy o f dership o f the non-Commuolst the tame White House room “ fruitful fields," for our “ na­ enlisted In the Nnvy JACKSONVILLE (UPI) November In t h e world. tional strength and vigor," In which his predecessor an­ a t the Sanford Naval Health officials said Monday Year of Our Lord A ir Station. He has White House sources laid nounced creation o f the al­ WASHINGTON (U P I) - Mrs. Kennedy tank Caroline and fo r all our “ singular de­ that II casta o f polio havo Nineteen H u n d r e d Johnson told Soviet Deputy liance program nearly three been with Heavy A t­ Mrs, Jacqueline Kennedy to fee the grave o f her father liverances and blessings." keen definitely diagnosed out and Sixty • three, Premier Anastas I. Mlkoyan years ago. Much time haa passed since tack Squadron 9 since o f M suspected caste In a made plans today for a In Arlington Cem etery for the Ihe first Colonists came to and o f the independ­ during an hour-long confer­ December, 1960. Johnson prom ised e a r l y Thanksgiving gathering at llyDuval County outbreak, but ence o f the United ence Tuesday that the United first time. Carolyn did not at­ rocky shores and dark forests consultations with the Brit­ annli Port, Mass., and a fu­ added they hoped maao Immu­ States of America the Slates was ready to "g o its tend graveilde cerem onies for of an unknown continent, ish and West G erm an lea den . nisation over the weekend ture life away from the White her father Monday. one h u n d r e d and part o f the w a y " in the much Uma since President House. Officials said these would would halt ths outbreak. eighty-eighth. She will take Caroline and Washington led a young peo­ search for measures to case come shortly after tho first The 34-year-old widow of Officiate said that It of John F. Kennedy John Jr., to Cape Cod Thurs­ ple Into tho txperlence of na­ tensiun. of Ihe year, lie also appeared tho lata President Kennedy the cases had been classified By The President; day morning. They will ar­ tionhood, much Uma since These sources emphasised, to have committed himself to has maintained a busy pace "clinical’* and three of the Dean Rusk rive in time fo r the tradi­ President Lincoln saw the however, that the new Presi­ a relatively early visit to to keep her mind occupied In SB persona struck by the drtsd Secretary o f Stale. dent was not willing to make West Berlin and other parts these daya o f sorrow follow­ tional Thanksgiving dinner of American nation through the crlppler hsd died. DALLAS (U P I ) - Th* dlsordeal of fraternal war—and any new offers or concessions of Allied Europe to emphaing her husband'a assassina­ the Kennedy fam ily. The Bebin oral vaccina wae Mrs. Kennedy planned to in these years our population, trlet attorney hinted today which might Imperil t h e |d ie continued U. S. determi­ tion. given oat on lump* o f sugar that striptease nightclub own­ Western position. nation to defend that area Tuesday night she and Caro­ itay at her ow n homo In the our plenty and our power Sunday to 411,103 Duval er Ja ck Ruby may have had Any hint of this on John­ against any Soviet threat. line got Into a station wagon Kennedy compound. She is have aU grown apace. Today County rvsldente and thous­ a m ore sinister motive for son's part. It was pointed out, and drove o ff, returning lo expected to return to the we are a nation o f nearly two and* of others in Clay, Co­ million souls, killing accused presidential would be political suicide at the White House around T;20 White House Sunday or Mon­ h u n d r e d lumbia, Baker, St. Johns, stretching f r o m coast to assassin Lea Harvey Oswald home In addition lo being dis­ p. m . Thera were reports day. Bradford, Union, Hamilton Caroline Kennedy, who U coast, on into tha Pacific and than vengeance for the Ken­ NOVEMBER 24 astrously damaging to Allied and Gllchlrst counties. ate years old today, and John north toward the Arctic, a nedy family. Admission* morale In Europe and else­ Henry Wade refused to a c ­ Carrie Williams. Ruth B en­ where. Jr., who was three Monday, TOKYO (U P I) — Cambo­ cept Ruby's story that he felt nett, Joseph Brown, Susan both will have a birthday cake Mlkoyan, w ho remained dia, which renounced all sorry for the widow and Abare, T o m m y with their sm all cousins at Kennedy, here after Ihe funeral of Pres­ United States aid, ha* signed children and was emotionally Jeanette Byrd, David W il­ ident Kennedy especially to an airlines service agreement the compound Friday. overwrought. After her return to Wash­ liamson, Gay Denney, Jeanne sound out the new Chief Ex­ with Communist China, ac­ ORLANDO (U P I) — T h . “ It may have been a d e­ Dunn, Marilyn Smith, Sa­ ecutive, was leaving today for cording to a Peking broad­ ington, Mrs. Kennedy will latest models o f America’s LONDON (U P I) — Nows sire for publicity, or it may brina Baker, all of Sanford; Moscow to carry Johnson's cast by the official New China two-msn Gemini space capsule papers in Western and Com­ stay at the White House for have involved something far Charles Trinowskl of D eBary; views to Khrushchev. and News Agency N C S A . ■nd three-man Apollo com ­ munist Europo today kept several days packing WASHINGTON (U PI) - deeper," Wade said. Joseph DrSmct of L a k e Johnson alto conferred The Communist report said mand module will be displayed up their criticism o f tho Dal­ winding up her personal a f­ “ Our tew enforcement agen­ M ary; Clara Evans, Larry Tuesday with a number of the agreemrnt w as signed in fairs. That la the way Presi­ President Johnson u r g e d a t the Klurida aerospace In­ las police for their handling dent and Mr*. Johnson want Tuesday that the Thanksgiv­ cies are aliU checking to de­ Ilraddy, all of Geneva; Lo­ major Allied representatives the Cambodian capital o f dustry seminar here Dec. 3-4. of the slayings o f President ing proclamation issued by termine If links exist between retta Lycans of Longwood. and staked out for himself Phnom Penh Monday follow ­ Th# model* o f the two cap- Kennedy and hla accused as II. Mrs. Johnson said Thursday the late John F. Kennedy be Oswald and Ruby. Aa ta r as Birth* within Ihe next few months a ing negotiationa which began su'es will lie about one-third sassln, U-e H. Oswald. that the did not even contem ­ read In churches throughout I know, they haven't found Mr. and Mrs. Jrssee A. D en­ full achedule of personal di­ two week* ago. It was e ffe c ­ actual else, according to th* There was renewed aptcu Ihe nation this Thursday aa any. Ilut 1 don 't know ev ery ­ ney, a baby boy, of Sanford. plom acy. tive immediately, the broad­ Florida Council o f 100 which lotion on both tide* o f the plate moving Into Ihe While thing they've found." House until Mrs. Kennedy had a memorial to him. Discharges lie obviously hopes this cast said. will sponsor the event. Iron Curtain that the Presi­ The President's statement Wade and defense counsel Dorothy FiUgcrald, Sabrina will strengthen Western unity carried out her last chores. dent’s death, and possluly Os Tom Howard aquared o ff over Baker, Wonxel Boyd, E m ory and thwart any Soviet efforts Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. said: wald'a was Ihe result of a "O ne of the last messages whether Ruby was Insane Morris. Emma Jean Methvin, to take advantage of any un­ Johnson met Tuesday to talk plot. TAM PA (U P I) — Officiate about the problem s o f run­ of President John Fltxgerald when he shot Oswald as mil­ Katie Corley, Mamie Jo Cate, certainty In the Western i v th is r i n r i r r c o s h t n r Moscow Iladin blamed Ken­ ning Ihe official household. Kennedy to hla fellow coun­ lions of Am ericans watchcJ J a in e s Staggs, T h e l m a cantp which tnay follow Ken­ o f tha University o f South v iiis sib j v i t i r m . m m i -i it iv svn run sK v m oi.K nedy's assassination directly Mrs. Johnson also was briefed trymen was the Thanksgiving on television. Florida her# said Monday that March, .Mrs. Lillie Merthie nedy's death. counts. r t o a io t on ultra conservatives In tho Howard said he will have and baby boy, all of Sanford; by J. II. West, the head usher. Day proclamation which he Gov. Farris Bryant will give I V I H S V I K N Y VII. I J M V Among those Johnson talk­ l*r..VXt> KKDKItAt. HA VINOS United Slates. The Soviet gov­ She saw tile floor plans of Issued on November 4, 1M3. Ruby plead tem porary insan­ Cecil Touchton of Lake Mon­ ed with Tuesday were British th# commencement address to AND LOAM ASSOCIATION. ■ ernment newspaper Ixveilla will soon call I urge that his proclamation ity. He said a psychiatrist for roe; Larry Ilraddy of G e­ Prime Minister Sir Alec the school’s first graduating United Hlstes s s v ln s s and loan said the “ American system" lloute the sasoolatlnn, be read in the churches of the defense will examine him neva; Charles Trinowskl of Douglas-Home, West German class Dec. ■“ !. About 3.10 stu­ '•hoine." shared the blame. l-la ln tlir. The Johnson* will tie see­ Ihe United Slates In their ser­ In a tew days to help prove DeUary; Mrs. Thelma Weeks Chancellor Ludwig Erhard dents are expected to receiva A Portuguese newspaper, -WII.I.IAM J A C O I I KIHKNing Caroline and her play­ vices on November M aa a that the baldlsh. 32-year-old and baby hoy of N. Orlando. and President Diosdado Mae- degree*. D iario tie Lisboa, said the IIADKIl and IIKt.EN COItOKmate* around the White House memorial to him. I also ask self-appointed executioner suf­ U A EISENII AUKIt. his wire, climate for murder was genfor at least a few weeks lhat the newspapers, and the fered an em otional shock from P-f-n.Unts. crated by American gangster _ „ . , VIVTICB T O U K S 'K V U nil ____ .... . . . . . _ _____ _ more Tp* w hite Unit** «rhn«j i leteylsloq i »ru] i r*)|* elation* J h e „JSjanf*.!r_. " ' ■ u n i . a » 'l , K V r a M i . '. r . r . v - hs« si * *■ . • •£•**•» •*••*« i» « a a i*a *o . . t* * * * * * Vi * * a with its first grade and kind­ make it available to all of and did not know wtiat he a rrr eon r n n s u i.n a in » newspapers speculated that T o , W II.I.IAM J A C O U K IH K N ergarten will continue until the American people by In­ wan doing when tie pulled the Oswald had an accomplice. I I A U C H and Christmas. cluding it in their recognition trigger. IIKI.RN COItPKUIA Kl«London's Daily S k e t c h ENIIAUr.il. hla wlla Ruby was indicted on of this first and most solemn I-ettcr* and telegrams of warned that Kennedy's slay­ SI llltsal Hirtai charges of murder with m a­ ing could touch off another condolence have poured Into of our holidays. We dedicate n u f fa K Naw York Day. aa we lice Tuesday by a Dallas TO I WII.IAAI JACOII EIHEN. American Civil War— "a dis­ the While House for Mr*. Thanksgiving tIMIAUEH and IIEI.KN CullKennedy and the children have for over 300 y e a n , as County grand jury. Wade sa il HEM A KIHENIIAUEII, a r c aster of unparalleled magni­ Flowers also have com e in a day to give thanlu to God he would demand Ihe death harahr notified that a Com­ tude for the \Ve*t." plaint (or Eurarluaura of as well as telephone calls for Hit gift* and the susten­ penalty, lie already haa had The Paris newspaper IJbe­ Marta*** has baan Iliad ance which lie has provided a psychiatrist examine the S fa ln t l you. and you ara ra- at tun accused the Dallas from all over the world. The staff Ls doing all that It can In undertaking the tasks of form er C hicago street braw­ qulrad lo air*# n enpy o f yrour A n « » » r or I'laadlnaa in police of withholding informa­ just to open the mall. ler and gam bler. our nation." tion. Johnson Tells Russia TALLA H ASSEE (U P I) A memorial tablo to the mem­ ory o f tho late President John F. Kennedy was s*t up by Gov, Farris Bryant today in th* governor's o f fir*. The small memorial, in th* public ante-room leading into th* governor'* private office, w ill remain during th* 30 day period o f official mourning far the assassinated president. Draped In black velvet, th* table includes a blaek-framrd picture o f Kennedy flanked an each aide by minlatur* itat* and United States flag*. Th* table a l-o holds a palm frund lird with silver ribbon. Governor Bryant said itat* flag* in th* capitol will fly at half mast during th* tin. day period and h* hopes that all Gags over th* stat* w.J also be flown at half staff. Miami's Cuban Nothing Has Changed Influx Slows 15 Of 26 Coses Diagnosed As Polio Kennedys To Gather For Holiday Dinner DA Hints Ruby's Motive Sinister Hospital Notes Gemini Models To Be Shown Europe's Papers Continue Blasts ★ ★ Cambodia, Reds Sign Air Pact ★ Proclamation Reading Asked Legal Notice Bryant To Speak MIAMI (U PI) Miami* Cuban exile colony increased hy only 4,000 members during the year that ended last July I, a study released by th* Dade County Metro Planning Department showed today. And since last July, the re­ port continued, m ore exiles have been relocated from Mi­ ami to other parts al the na­ tion than have arrived from Communist Cuba. The report also gave Dad* County's population through last July aa 1,001,300, an in­ crease of 24,770 lines the July 1962 census. More than 11,000 northern­ ers moved to Dade during tha year, the report said, twice the number for tho prevloua year. The influx of northerner! reverted a 1960 61 trend when figure* showed a net loss of 7,000 In this category, but was nowhere near the 1914 record o f 30,470 newcomers. Second Tour Of Florida Slated TALLAHASSEE (U PI) hat scheduled a second tour o f Florida cities Dee. 3 for Northern businessmen Inter­ ested In locating their firms in the state. Commission Chairman Wen­ dell Jarrard said Tuesday th* lour will he patterned after a similar trip by Northern Industrialists several weeks ago. The Inspection trip and business meetings include lh« cities of Tallahassee, Si. Petersburg, Bradenton, Sara­ sota, West Palm Beach, Fort Lauderdale, Jacksonville, Mi­ ami, Lakeland, Tampa. Or­ lando and Daytona Beach. “ K” haa changed it# shtr* less than any other tetter in th# history o f the alphabet, according to th* Encyclopae­ dia Britannic*. M EAD M ANOR th- Complaint on lha Plaint u r a atiurnay, J»aa|ih M. Kits■ rrald. SIS Security Trual llulldlnt. Miami S3. V lor 1.1a. end flla lha nrlslnat Anawtr or Plaadlnr In the office at th* Clerk o f the Circuit Court on or before lha nth day o f iMcambar A. l>., 11*1. If you fall to do eu. Judgment by dafault will be taken asatuat ou for lha re lief demanded a l b * Complaint. T h * description of lha real p ro p er ty proceeded a saln et lei Dot It. Hlock A. WOOUU K I t B I 'A lt K JND UKP U T . e cc o r d ln s lo plat th ere of raoorded In Plat B o o k II. P * s * Tl. Cublto Itecorde o f Seminole County. f l o r i d * Tula notice sh all be pu blish­ ed once ssc h w e e k far four consecutive w e e k s Is Iks banford llarald. DONE AMD OHDKIIK D at Sanford. Samlnola C o u n t y , Flv rlJ a, this l l t h d a y o f Novamber. A. D . ISIS. (SLA Id Arthur II. Hsckwltta. Jr.. Clerk. C ir cuit Court Uyi Martha T. Vlh len Deputy C le rk Joseph M. V tts gerald .SIS Security T r u s t B u l l d l s g I Miami SI. F ta rld s r It gas* this version of the events in Dallas: "There Is no doubt Presi­ dent Kennedy fell into a trap, lie was the victim of a plot, and . . . it te evident lhat tho Dallas pulice, proteC' tors o f gangsters like Ruby, played a rote you can only describe aa questionable. They created a 'defendant* then allowed one of their itoul pigeons to kill h im ." Busman Can Keep Beard BRADFORD, Eng. (U P I)A judge i#id Monday Fail Akhar Khan, 31, shuu!d not hav# been fired from hla job as a bus conductor because ha refused to shave hi* beard. Khan, a native o f Pakistan and member o f a 3(uslim sect that requires beante, was * Dsc. awarded 938.80 damage* front B ia d ford Corporation. QUALITY HOMES Situated On High 'n Dry Wooded Lois In MODERN OVIEDO GATOR 1.UMHER AND HARDWARE A S OF DEC. 1st, 1963 WILL HE The Heart Of Seminole County CASH AND CA RRY KITCHENS THE SAME COMPANY POLICIES OF GOOD SERVICE AND QUALITY MATERIALS WILL CONTINUE. Home* Feature Equipped Kitchens, Concret# Drives, and Beautifully Landscaped I.oU ; A ir Conditioning Optional. GATOR LUMBER & HARDWARE Sho&maksdi (C' O n vNoSTTDR iUT C r TTtIO nw N 211 W. 23th St. 700 FRENCH AVtL, SANFORD rCn0 3u IiPMA V v NY 3-BEDROOMS — 1Vi b 2 BATHS PRICED FROM — * 1 5 ,0 0 0 ^ 1 6 ,0 0 0 ■ Sanford C O N V E N T IO N A L FIN A N C IN G PHONE FA 2-7121 V - The Development Commission �Jk * S tm fo r b l i m t l f t WEATHER: Partly cloudy today, widely scattered showers likely Friday; high today in low 80s; low tooliht around 70k wit VOL. 66 f By Jeltaa Ntenetr*** I f Seminole H igh wants a name f o r ita post season fo o t­ ball gem * with Kissimmee we'd like to suggest the "F ron tier B ow l". W b ai could be m ore appropriate fo r an engagem ent between the Kow* boy* end the Indians. • • • ) A rt Beckwith, county clerk, reminds everyone that tha Seminole County Courthouse will be eloeed n ot only today but w ill shut up shop Friday aa w ell. H ie courthouse was open fo r business on Veter­ an's Day. They’ll even tha •cere b y closing Friday. • • • B ralley Odham, former resf Went and twice candidate fo r governor, paid us a two-Kour visit to talk about Seminole County’ * progress, old time*, and h b futura In politics. Odham, now an Orange Coun­ ty builder, advised that he bae sold the St. Petersburg section o f h b Florida Cara enterprise and anticipates the > sals o f hla O rb n d o layout vary soon. And don’ t be surprised if In the not too d b ten t future you read Bralley w ill run fo r the U . S. Senate. But don’t be surprised, either, if you don’t. Ha didn’ t elaborate, but he said he was giving It serloue consideration. But he also aald that tinea the asasa| llnatlon o f tha President he hta lessened the possibility. • • * And speaking o f senators, Mack Clevsland, Seminole's m em ber o f the state senate, baa a 23-minute sound film entitled "The Legislative Pro­ cess” , made during the Unit session o f tha Florida Legisla­ ture. Cleveland says It esn be I made available to clvle club* and to tW o classes* o f the county's schools. Anyone wish­ in g to utilise It should con­ tact Senator Cleveland. • • • South Seminole J u n i o r H igh's civics classes recently Voted on a "proposed" amend­ ment to the state constitution . w hich would permit a Florida * governor to succeed himself a t least once. O f 270 students voting, 162 favored the "p roposal'' while 114 w ere against It. The re­ sult waa particularly inter­ esting inasmuch ns former State Senator Douglas Stenatrom , whilu speaking to the eivlca classes, recommended q that no change be made In th« present procedure. • • • And, out at South Seminole Junior High, Principal John Angel reveals that construc­ tion o f tha plant's new music building and rafetnrinm is nearing completion. The latter, by the way, will be one o f the m ost utilised arras at tha institution. The school's 1,100 students will be provide t hot lunches In two shifts. It w ill also be used fur as­ semblies, though it isn't large enough to accommodate the entire student body. In addi­ tion, it will be used for largegrou p classes. And, no doubt, they'll find one or two other _ ways to use it. # In case you're interested, George Tnuhy at First Fed­ eral has fuur Scaree-as-hen'steeth tickets to the atinu d brawl between the Florida Ga­ tors and the FSU Seminoles. And, they’ re available — at regular prices, too. • • • ^ Today's l huckle — Tha husj w returned in a good humor from the Kiwnnia Club lunch­ eon and called the whole etaff to listen to a cou ple of jokes he picked up. Everybody laughed, except one g ir l " W h a t's . the matter T" grum­ bled the boss, "haven't you got * sense o f hum or?" " I don’t have to laugh," re£ plied the employe, "Friday's ^ m y laat day here.” • • • Except for a bit o f trim work here and there the 011,UKl face-lifting job on the Seminole County Courthouse is completed. Not only Is it quite an improvement, but it looks real nice tf-fa^J « _ _ _ _ _• _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _1 _ _ tikAa United Press Leased Wire Ketablished 1906 Nation Prays, Gives Thanks For Blessings mttisrin xtAistveftinn aa ea a a a t unAttM THURS., NOVEMBER 28, 1963 In keeping with the nation­ al tradition, Seminole County residents today were observ­ ing Trankagiving . . . each In hla o r her own personal man­ ner. Church** Current reports o f a re­ cent airplane rrash at Ocala National Forest w ere dis­ counted today by Sun ford Naval A ir station officials. United Press reported that hunters had discovered the crash, la y in g that conditions Indicated it Was a military aircraft and had crashed some time ago. 9N A 8 officials amid today the crush orcurrrd during World W ar II, that tho pit >: safely bailed out but thut tho aircraft had never been^ re' have lieen recurrent reports o f thu incident as new hunt ers come across the cra ft. Mrs. Kennedy's Reaction D ALLAS (U P I) — G«v. John Cnnnally recounting Mrs. John F. Kennedy’* reac­ tion the moment the Presb dent wue shot: "She said. 'Oh my G 'hI. they have killed my husband - J a c k ! Jack!’ " throughout the county were having Indlvidca) or anion Thanksgiving Day service*. Families were united over the traditional Thanks­ giving dinner, while giving Thanks to the Almighty for blessing* bestowed. Old G lory wae flyin g ty, In trlbuta to the martyr­ ed President Kennedy. Governmental office* were closed, excepting for law en­ Johnson's Talk Impresses Free World Leaders lljr United Press International C A R A C A 9, Venezuela (U P I) — F ro-('astro terror­ ists today hijacked a Ven­ ezuelan Airlines plane with 17 persona aboard and flew It to neighboring Trinidad. The free world reacted fasincerity" of President Johnson’s pledge to fight for WASHINGTON President vorubly to,lay to the "courage and LBJ Celebrates Thanksgiving With Family W JLUA. •• (UP1J Johnson — observed Thanksgiving with h ii fam ily M a y in the midst o f a busy agenda which Included a tele­ the policies o f the lute Presi­ vised m essage.*) the Am eri­ dent Kennedy. The first Rus­ can people. sians to comment on John­ pressed cautious approval. British editorluls Indicated Immediate reaction to tha speech with tuch headline* as “ The President Calls for A c­ tion ," “ A bold Sturt," and "Continuity in the Wlil'u House." There was no immediate official reaction from ths Kremlin. Private Russian sources praised Johnson's gen­ eral approach. Television viewer* in l'J European nations including East Germany, Foland, Hun­ gary and Csechoslovakia — watched Johncnn's speech by U. S. communication* satellite relay. British Prime Minister Sir Ale.Dmitris* • llnme. iust hack from Kennedy's funeral, said Wednesday night Johnson's "ilemuHiuir and action during these deeply upsetting, harrowing day* . . . greatly impressed all the visitor* and observers in Washington." ‘I Have Faith’ WASHINGTON (UPI I — Mr*. Johnson after hearing her hu-dutnd, (lie I'irsident, deliver his first major speech: ” . . . It wus gieut und I have faith." Herald Presents Its Gift Guide Totluy The Henild bring* you the mutual uift guide edition . . . the uuofndul "kick-off" o f the Christ ma* * hopping nca*on. The very pretty Santa on the cover i* Marilyn Hunt. W ith thht g ift Kuide in hand your ((hopping will be easier, nny list cun be finished with greater diaputch und the whole busmens o f spending money will be u pleasure. Merchant* in the city and throughout the county huve stocked their atore* with gift item* o f every description and fo r every age, und the sate* personnel are ready and willing to assist yuu in your selection. Do yourself a favor — check The Herald gift guide— shop at home with local merchant*, and .nave time and effort . . . und money! Elections Today VATICAN CITY (U P I) The Vatican Council holds key election* today which are likely tu smooth a path for speedier council action in future sessions. He Gaulle Hit PARIS (U P I) A Social 1st foe of President Charles de Gaulle charged Wednesday night that the French leader used his trip to President Kennedy's funeral for “ poli­ tical exploitation." Congress Stays T lu jl new president was schet^wd to speak to the na­ tio n 'a t 6:15 p. m. television White and House EST by radio. described The his talk as a "personal" addresa to the citizenry. Hut Johnson, grasping the reins of a presidency thrust upon him by the assassination of President had these Kennedy, appointments also on Ids holiday agenda: —A 10 a. m. EST briefing from C e n t r a l McCarty Named No Early Meeting Cotton Bill Chief Intelligence A. Mc­ WASHINGTON (U P I) Cone. Congressional leader* agreed — A ID: 13 a. m. EST session M a y to keep the House ami Senate here and at » ir k , as with photographers anxious President Johnson requested. for a Thanksgiving picture of At w ms . ’ * **—»•*" T h ey "*aVn~Taut " « ’ ’eariy~'aa" —Holiday services at tile inurnment was "o u t." Mt. Vernon Methodist Church In Washington, at It a. m. MIAMI (U P I) _ Cuban EST. —A 3 p m. EST meeting Premier Fidel Castro said Wednesday night the assassin­ In his office with Secretary of Slate Dean Husk ami Na­ ation o f President Kennedy tional Security Assistant Mcwas part o f a "p lo t" by more George Bundy. than a single killer, and aim ­ • • • ed partly at Cuba. Johnson set a tone and a goal for hi* administration Wednt-iday in a speech to a TALLAHASSEE (U P I) joint session of Congress, Fort Pierce Sen. John Mc­ With his voice breaking in Carty was named chairman emotum, Johnson railed on Wednesday of s Legislative all Americans to scorn hatred Council com m ittee io study and violence. Amid applause the adoption of a uniform from much of his congression­ com m ercial code in Florida. al audience, h« appealed to lawmakers to enact Ken lied) '* Civil Rights and lax WASHINGTON (U P I) cut bills as a living memorial A "get acquainted" meeting to the slain chief executive. between President Johnson Johnson's busy day. cliand Soviet Premier Nikita , maxed by the speech to con­ Khrushchev is not in (he gress, was sprinkled with cards In the foreseeable fu­ other activities following hi* ture. administration officials return from Capitol H i l l said today. where he ha<l risen to poli­ tical fame and—in the wake of tragedy—had returned as his nation's leader. WASHINGTON (U P I) The cotton bill aimed at end­ Johnson met fur a half hour ing the two-price system (or with Atty. Gen. Robert F. American and foreign bu)er* Keuned) brother of the slain will com e up for debate in chief executive, for what the the House next week with the While House called s "g e n ­ blessings of President John­ eral discussion of administra­ son. tion problem s." Castro Sees Plot Agency John THE TERRY CORDELL MEMORIAL TROPHY waa presented Wednes­ day to Seminole High School by Banka Register (right) vice president o f the school’s 1952 graduation class. The trophy, a memorial to the late U. S. Arm y Capt. Terry Cordell, who won killed in uction in Viet Nam, will be presented annually to a Seminole High School athlete who participates in three sports and maintains a high scholastic standing. Receiving the trophy Is Steve Sewell, student president. Participating in the presenta­ tion ceremony Is Capt. Cordell’s mother, Sirs. Denver Cordell. at h alf-staff throughout the coun­ son ’a speech Wednesday ex. Plane Crash Reports Are Erroneous i All Seminole Gives Thanks For Benefits Let Us Give Thanks Vailed Press Inlenuttaaal Untold thousands o f A m er­ icans went to tbelr houses o f worship today to p ra y for their fallen leadsr and to give thanks for their blessings be­ fore indulging in the tradition­ al Thanksgiving dinner. It was the 100 anniversary of Thanksgiving as a nation­ al holiday, procls lined offi­ cially to a war-torn country by Abraham Lincoln in 1M4 and honored today with the memory of John F ltigcraid Kennedy. While Thanksgiving la re­ garded as g stay-at-home holi­ day, millions of Am ericans attended football gam ca and parades, traditional church ssrvlcea and gathered from afar In the homes o f their toved ones. A United Press Internation­ al count at B:3Q a. in ., EST. showed that 40 persona died in traffic accidents sin ce the 102-bour holiday started at C p. m. local time Wednes­ day. T1l« worst accident occu r red near Selma, N. C., where four persons died In a headon collision on a rural road. North Carolina led the na­ tion with six fatalities, Illin­ ois. Michigan and Califor­ nia had five each. The National Safety Coun­ cil sahl about 4T2 persons would die in traffic accidents during a normal non-holiday period from 0 p. m. Wednes­ day to midnight Sunday. "laM us gather lx sanctuar­ ies dedicated (o worship and in homes blessed by family affection to express ou r grati­ tude for the glorious gifts of G od," President Kennedy said in his Thanksgiving Day Pro­ clamation, the last he issu­ ed. .m r* n h v n a SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 71 forcem ent agencies, emergen­ cy service units and othar nec­ essary operations. The eounty courthouse will he closet! un­ til Monday. Sanford city hall will be open Friday, All schools are closed until Monday. The Sanford Herald offers Ita annual Christmas gift guide edition , . , and I* clos­ ing shup early to give ita staff members a half-holiday with their fatnilirs. Postal sci vice is on the us­ ual holiday schedule. Collec­ tions and out-of-town distri­ bution I* being made. Only deliveries today will be spe­ cial* and perishables. .AH l«*iioes**e w ait rioted excepting restaurants, bar* und service stations. In a lighter vein, jail pris­ oner* "never had It so good." Police Chief Roy Williams and .Sheriff J. L. Hubby reported city and county Juil prisoner* would be served tprkey and all the trimmings today. Sanford Naval Air Station was on a holiday basis but with restrictions in social mat­ ter* because o f the 30-day mourning period for the 1st* President Kennedy. And a most pleasant con­ clusion tu this Thanksgiving Hay " w in p u p " story, Kenny Harriet, is flying home from Cincinnati this Saturday a ft­ ernoon. A HAPPY TH AN KSGIV­ ING TO YOU FROM THE SANFOIH) H ERALD AND ALL ITS STAFF! 11 Seminoles Win No Letup Seen Championship In Drive For The Fighting Seminoles captured the Orange-Hell Con­ ference championship Wednes­ day night In DoLand with a 33 to 20 victory over a stubhorn bin d o f DeLand Bull­ dogs. Seminole's fleet halfback, Buddy Lawson, scored three touchdowns on pass playa, end Harry Harks scored other pass Black carried plays, for on an­ sndKsrl allll an­ other. This was Seminole's se­ cond Orange-Belt Conference U.'* A -.le -p a s l iluxt* year*. The Sanford club coded its regular season with a record of nine wins against one loss. The Seminoles will m eet the Kissimmee Kowboya in a post-sea»oa affair at San­ ford's Memorial Stadium on Dec. 0. (See sports page). Sanders May Get LBJ Post BUDDY LAWSON Ton And Half Of Dynamite In Miami Home MIAMI (U P !) Polko discovered a 1.5 ton earhe o f dynamite Wednesday In the hack bedroom o f a home here. Two men were arrested. firmer E. Odont, 3d, anil Clifford Connell, also 3d, were charged with Illegal possession, improper storage and receiving and concealing explosives. Dade (M iam i) County Metro detectives said there were 6'i rase* o f dynamite — "enough to flatten everything for 100 yards." Homo o f hte dynamite ap­ parently was stolen from n ATLANTA (U P !)— Prestdent Kennedy’s assassination will change neither the drive Negro rights nor the views o f Southern segregationists. This was the consensus o f a South-wide survey conducted nited P v u International, the South, as in the reit the country, the tragic events o f the pant weekend first brought ahock, then grief and then a quiet assess­ ment of what’s to com e. Many Southerners think there win be a change In the impetus tram Washington fur elvll rights- mid watch Presi­ dent Johnson's admlnlitra* lion for Indications o f this. But Negro leadere vowed there would be no let-up In their drive against ra cia l dis­ crimination. "The time Is p a st," when Negro protests w ere a mom­ entary em otional phenomena, . said Integration leader Martin Luther King, Jr. Florkta NAACP Field Sec retary Robert Saunders o f Tam ­ pa echoed these sentiment*: "W e can not sit back and wait. They (whites) m ay get the picture we are not going to push now ." Saunders said that Johnson’a Southern background might mean that he will not push as hard for civil rights as President Kennedy, but added: "M y idea Is that he Is aware o f the racial pro­ blem and knows it is a world problem. 1 would hope s o ." WASHINGTON (U P I) — Gov. Carl Sanders o f Georgia stowl out on the national scene M a y as a political mystery man — a Southern gnvernnr President Johnson had singled out for honors and a lung White House talk. The President's preoccupa­ tion with Samlera through a busy day Wednesday created an impression Johnson seeks key use of Sanders' support of his efforts toward national con struction firm several unity. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) months ago, a detective said. Despite Sanders' denials Police said they w e n seek- The legislative Investigating _ “ * I l 1'V *i"* " ** tr.gT' AsSJaTsH " D ALLAS (U P I) — Official* that political deals and even and trying to link the cache organisation Wednesday by of two Dullas schools huve e possible federal appoint­ with illegal sales o f explosives hiring C. Lawrence lik e , a denied charges that students ment for Hie young Georgia to "dissident groups’ ’ In thu St-year-old retired FBI agent, cheered when they heard o f governor might develop from urea. us chief Investigator. (he death of president Ken­ a tale afternoon chat between nedy and two persona who the two men. made the rhui'gra were hiding today. Rev. William A. Holmes o f Northaven Methodist Church, who made the charge* on a national television network DALLAS (I PI) — Dapper (CHS) moved out o f hi* homo Jack Itiiby wondered today with his wife. Police guarded what hit friends think about the houae. the man who killed the sus­ Rev. Holmes, described by pected assassin of president associates a* "highly respect­ Kennedy. ed" and "definitely no rrackHuhy, 53. was charged with pot," had received several murik-r with m alice in the telephone threat* after he slaying Sunday of I-e* Har­ made the statement. vey Oswald. He was held in Joanna Morgan, a young maximum security without teacher at Lake Highlands bond. Junior High School, also could The pudgy striptease Joint not lie reached. She was quot­ operator made two telephone ed as saying students at her calls Wednesday from county school also cheered when told jail. He Imjuircd how busi­ o f the assassination. ness was going at hla two Don Lair, principal o f the clubs and what hla friends Lake Highland* School, said thought of him now. there « > « no cheering, "only profound grief," at hit ichool. Built Tire* Florida Distributors For Demnan I'usto The other schuol Involved Teachers Deny Affent Named Ruby Wonders About Friends ‘I’d Gladly Give’ was the University Park Ele­ mentary School, target o f Rev. Holme*' charge, Mrs. Genivieve Cleveland, chairman o f fourth gradrt at the ichool, and principal II. G. Williams both denied the charges. WASHINGTON (U P 1) — President Johnson, In his first address to - joint session o f Congress: "A ll I have I would have given gladly not to be stand­ ing here today.'* 405 W. FIRST ST. FA 2-0651 ■” ™ � 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, 1963 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 27, 1963; <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/33ee6e4ffef3bee6b7c23f1caf461456.pdf cfafda52356b896ecf78f6b205b340ad PDF Text Text V i jy t %>'• ; i iiO U D Ik <> SA U C E 1 %S O V t TP I I A V O P S C O F F EE Mill railroad labor movemeat la this couetry." -The employee a n afraU W vandalism la their property end reprisals to themeelvea Ducklings $100,000 In Stolen Gems Recovered NEW YORK (DPI) — Au­ thorities h i r M today for two men who dipped out of tholr apartment-hideout a half hour before police raided H and rocerr red 9110,000 In Jewelry atolen hi racent bur­ glarise. The two, aeen by neighbors fleeing In a car baering New Jertey plates, ware believed partners of two other suspect* ed Jewel thieves arrested Tuesday. Neighbors said the two wanted men were carrying large suitcases, which polks theorised wars packed with as much aa | 200,ooo In loot. Union W ants T o Cover Bunny Club Girls WASHINGTON (DPI) - A lady union official hat tol< conirasimeu that the scan, lily dad waltreisea In the bunny cl aha should be covered — by the minimum wage bw. Myra Wolfgang, of Detroit, Mich., vict preaident of the AFL-CIO Hotel and Restau­ rant Employes Union, gave a House labor subcommittee a description of the problem that ran that gamut from Acup to G-string. The subcommittee opened hearings this week on legis­ lation that would bring res­ taurant workeri under the 91.23 an hour minimum wage if the bulk of their Income la in wages. Sausage O yste rs, Cheese • M eauneth Sis* Wiaceattiw Sharp < • d airy specials • Breeketeae'c Dalklawa SW IFT'S PREMIUM SO V'T-INSPECTED Sour Cream . . . . !LV 1 SHIPPED, QUICK-FROZEN, EVISCERATED Fiflthwry'i Tasty Crescent Dinner Rolls . . . . £ ? ! Lu cksy W h ip ( + H Dessert Topping E * ■ " * " M ion COUPON * * Im p a w r G ra p e s. 24 B ottle Case l+ h. Igfchsg P o ta to es c'j* r*Hk A p p le s . . DURLtN, Ireland (UPI) — Ventriloquist Eugene Lambert, 31, was convicted of making a fata* declaration Thursday for taking out a driver's lie- 5 " w« * ~ le ttu c e ., Pillsbury Flour K k M Y 'K tttifrf -Spatial Lambert said he did it only Nippy Knees GASGOW, .Scotland <U W )~ Glasgow offirlala said today they had approved a request by policewomen that they be allowed to wear trousers dur­ ing the winter. TELL THEM ABOUT ELCOME WACOM Spiced Peaches JW O ra a n S t a m p s •1* ets wvfsa mi iwAsm eh LUCKY WHIP OttSIRT TOPfMM m 9Va*es. can, 49c m ■ k m * W«4h SSe*. ar. 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FLA. �■'.'V '»'■ -» v *» 3 Assassination Probes Slated ^ attforb ip ralfo WEATHER: Widely scattered showers through Wednesday; high today i n upper 70s: low tonight in 60s. WASHINGTON (UP!) - lets which killed Kennedy In T exai Atty. Gen. Wagoner W in Established 1903 TUES., NOVEMBER 26, 1063 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 69 United Press Three m ajor Investigations Dallas last Friday, but It C arr announced after Ken- VOL. 66 to build an Irrefutable nedy’a funeral that a "court were developing today Into of inquiry" would be called tha assassination of President case against the ex-Marina. Kennedy and tha murder of T h a Justice Department to coniider the slaytngi. his accused slayer. Lea Har­ said It would lend whatever The court, similar to a fact­ * r Julia* aid Texas officials needed in finding board but with the Jack Dodd of Goldtnrod, on* vey Oswald. stele's investigation. power to subpoena witnesses, Tha Inquiries by tbs FBI, the tha of Florid*’* oatstending young state of To m and, possibly, would serve to replace the farmrre, will climax tfco local tha Senate Judiciary Commit­ trial of Oswald that cannot observation of National Firm tee were expected to reveal now be held. It makes find­ ings, but they do not have City Work when ho addresses all the details surrounding the the force of law and are not the Sanford Kiwants Club dur­ death of tha President to choke off at once any of the privileged; that is, they may ing Ha noon hneheon Wednes­ inevitable rumors of a "plot." be used only at the risk of day at the Civic Center. Dodd As one senator remarked, libel. frill relate hit observations “Some people debated for a Members of the Senate Ju­ ar.U eipcrienrve during a tour century whether John Wilkes diciary Committee wrre re­ Booth killed Lincoln. Now is ported to feel that the Texai of the Soviet Union. the time to gel ihc whole LONDON (UP!}—Newspa­ Investigation would not be o e a story of the Kennedy assass­ pers tn both the Communist enough. "Too many people County Commissioner# to* Today's Chuckle—At a la ­ ination." disturbed about the end non - Communist world are day took their first official Jam et P. Avery Jr. was President Johnson assured naked today about the “forest strange circumstances of the ten t club Tneetlns member* step toward setting up ■ longthe nation all the tacts dis­ wthole tragic affair," said one named by his fellow County were bidding farewell to eno of question marks" left by the range urban renewal plan ta Commissioners this morning who waa leaving on a trip to closed In the FBI investiga­ assassination of President Republican member. meet with U. S. criteria to tion would be made public. Kennedy and the slaying of Committee members indicat­ lo represent them In planning obtain federal fund*. India. “It gets pretty hot in He ordered all federal agen­ his accused killer, Lee H. Os­ ed that they would offer by the City Commission, While the long-range plan India," remarked one man. cies to cooperate with the legislation to make the assas­ wald. County Commission and Jun­ Includea all phisea of urban "Aren’t you afraid the climate FBI ami the Justice Depart The term was used by the sination of a president a fed ior Chamber of Commerce for renewal — roads, recr#atlont might disagree with your ment tn a "prompt and newspaper Die Welt in Ham­ cral crime punishable by a new animal shelter. housing, industry, etc. — pur­ w ife!” The man hesitated a thorough investigation of all burg, West Germany, which death. Jaycee* had asked for a pose of today's action la tn moment, then (aid, " I t would­ the circumstances" surround said “there is a feeling of Although the FRI rcfuicd three-man committee to study have a planning body In oper­ n’t dare!" log the two killings. shame thut the law, which to discuss its investigation the feasibility of a new dug ation before a July 1, 1965. "The people of Ihe nation ■hnuld explore the fncts, was even In general terms, it was pound, pointing out lhey al­ deadline set by the Federal may be sure that all of the prevented from doing so. Pol­ obvious that it was seeking ready have raised $600 in a Downtown Sanford is going facts will be made public." Bureau of Roads. to learn every detail, includ* recent rabies clinic. tn get cleaned up Friday, ac­ the President said in a state' itical mist* which aDu gather­ Chairman J. C. Hutchison ed should have been cleared. Ito! lh* assayin'* motivation, Jaycccs asked that the City cording to 51ra. Evarae Robb. ment. thia morning pointed out Or­ Now they thicken to poiaonhla contests, and his assoda donate a site, possibly the H er (Sir! Scout Troop t12 will ange and Seminole Countiea The FBI is positive that Os oua clouds." lions. present dog pound property, open Its own antl-litter cam­ wald fired the two fatal bulhave been combined into tha 15-YEAR OLD TOMMY KENNEDY was mlmlttwl to Seminole Memorial The Milan newspaper Car­ and that the County add any paign a t First and Magnolia Orange • Seminole MetropoR. Houpitul tills morning with severe face ami head lacerations after he waa rier* Lombardo said the Ital­ funda needed over and above by sweeping the downtown ten Area Planning Council. struck while riding this motor scooter at the Intersection of U. S. 17-92 ian army surplus rifle said to the $600 and any other dona­ sidewalks. But thst'a not all. James P. Avery J r., mem­ (Herald Photo) hnve been used hy Oswald to and 27th St. in Sanford. tion* received. Tha troop is going to asume ber of the two-county coun­ kill the President could not Avery, charter member of c a rt of the plants in the down­ cil's policy committee, pro­ fir* three shots In such rapid the Humane .Society, was town area. posed a study of tho law and succession. This showed, it named to represent the coun­ e e e of costa in employing a ■aid, that Oawald “waa not ty although, be stated, "the trained planner. H it motion Plana to reorganise tha alone." other Commissioner* know 1 waa approved and Harold Semlnoia County Democratic "Ifow waa it possibl* that have strong view* on this." ftemlwole High School of* Johnson, county attorney, and WASHINGTON (LTD — He advocated that the new Executive Committee are be. Oswald, who was alone, could Relate announced this niterArthur II. Beckwith J r., Com­ Ing formulated, the Clock WASHINGTON (UPI) fire three bullets if for each President Johnson began work shelter be centrally located noon that the scbooPa foot­ mission clerk, were directed hear*. Tha report says that The railroad arbitration board shot it lakes at least 10 sec­ today for the first time In in some Isolated place in the ball team will play n postto make the study and offer Mrs. J . D. Morrison of A lta­ handa down a far-reaching da- onds, Including reloading and the famed presidential office county because of "smells, Tommy Kennedy, a 13-year- recommendations to tha Com­ aeaaow contest with the in the White House, taking noises and otherwise objec monte Springs, chairman of aiming?" it asked. ciaion lata today that ia ex NEW YORK (UPII - A Kissimmee H i g h Sc bool old youth who resides on mission. the committee, has set another It referred to a film of the on burdens of world and na- Dutiable matters." South U. S. 17-92, suffered se­ lowboy*. pected to icuttle union hope* aituul shooting and said it tinnal problems that have be Genaral Hutchison reported ) I t meeting for Dec. 5. At that Commissioner John Alex­ heavy flood of buy order* hit The game will be played vere lacerations of the face no federal road funds would the New York Stock Ex­ confab the committee will at* of keeping firemen on moat showed "not more than five j fallen him. ander, pointing to the proxl tempt to fill vacancies In the trains and preserving present second! elapsed from the m o-I On arrival today at the mlty of the Sanford dog pound change today following a at .Saafurd’a Memorial Sta­ and head, when the motor be available after July 1, various precincts. ment Kennedy was shot and Whit* House at 8:13 a.m. EST, to the Sanford roo. "with its shutdown in tribute to the dium nn Dec. I. Kissimmee •cooler he was riding this 1965. unless the area haa • crew aizes. and the Semlnolee hnve morning was struck by an e o n 11 n u Ing transportation the new President muved with, similar noises and smells,1 late President Kennedy. A t this affair Democratic Tha board’s ruling wilt be the moment his cur sped auto driven by TTiea Corbin, out fanfare into tha oval of­ moved for Avery’a appoint­ «w ny." party office holders will be In* plan. Chrysler Corporation open­ Identical records, e i g h t 703 Cherokee Circle, Sanford. wins and ooa loss. Both vited to attend in an effort to binding for two year* and may ed on 23,000 sh am at >2. up Criticism of the Dallas pol­ fice of the President. Tha chairman also propos­ ment. Tito accident occurred at ed tha two-couaty council reteam* rk n r their regular promote " closer co-operation, a precedent for labor-mon- ite was general, particularly Johnson was sped under Jaycees reported an archl i *3 M. Some other early prices the Intersection of 17-92 and batween party candidates and ‘ ««*"*■* dispute, in other in (or the announcement that the police motorcycle escort to the quest the State Road D epart­ , , showed Genera) Mills up schedules Wednesday sight. dustrie. over alleged “feuth-, hlVMt,81llkm ,nto lh, PrM,. executive mansion from hi* te d already is preparing 11871k on a bloek of l.oou Seminole plays ia Del.and 27th Street. the committee. ment defray all expense* of plans for a modernistic faci­ The Investigating officer. er eddlng. j murder was closed with private home In the well-to-do lity, with a view to future ex- ■hares, Sinclair 0U up $1.73, and Kissimmee meets Wild­ Ita own road study pertaining s e e Police Lt. B«n Butler, said T h. lata President John F . lh d ^ „f q (WBu NewiDo* Spring. Valley area .of \Vluh- | g „ - ion. and it Is hoped con- CBS up 23 roots. Youngstown wood. These Girl Scouts are buay. Kennedy appointed the s ,.n ^ no rharges had yet been flied to thle-planning move. -Thte thg] ........................................ ... sheet up $233. IBM up $3.23 was approved. Ingtifc. V i t n/i.u « drtvrt • dnivtion will start early In Sirs. Chart** Templin'* Troop cr.-tnim panel to decide two pending further Investigation. rema|ned-much of im* throu.-h rush hour traffic and General Foods up $2.T3. The East Central Florida KHH. 64 la stuffing and selling dolls ey tsues of the ong-stand-Young Kennrdy waa admit­ i t l!l unknown jn the took only -even m inute, iSco Sonic brokers reported that Regional Planning Council In other action, die Comeee for tha benefit of the pedia­ ing rail work rules controvted to Seminole .Memorial case. buy orders before the opening waa requested to coordinate ! story oil I’sg* Id). mitston: tric ward a t Seminole Memor­ er.y under term, of legislaHospital where his condition llw w much fp«culnt,on outnu mtiered »eU orders as tha two-county council's ef­ Charged it* Dec. 21 regular ial Hospital. But it's not all ion rushed through Congress ubout ,• pIo, or , cc0lllp„c. this morning was deicribed much as 23 to 1. forts with tha 8RD. meeting date to Dec. 23; work and no play. Ths troop tn head off a nationwide train aa satisfactory. for Uswuld. One Vienna news­ A spokesman for tin ex­ General Hutchison a l a # opened bids for road m ater­ recently toured the Florida strike Aug. 28. paper. Arbeitcr-Zeilung, re­ pointed out Orangn and Semiials; took under study the change said it was encourag­ $2.2 Million Jail State Bank and Inspected op­ Arbitration board Chairman ported without confirmation note Counties have agreed on proposed donation of a 200- ing to see the market open erations a t the Celery City Ralph T. Seward said the de­ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — that Oswald had been seen in a per capita cost for any ex­ foot right-of-way near the Os­ higher In view of the tragedy. Printing Company. cision would lx Issued today th r night club owned by his 'L l Construction will be formally penses incurred by tha twoceola air strip which event* He noted that never befbre as Congress specified in the killer, Jack Ruby, only three • * s did investors have a three- started Dec. 3 on a new $2.2 DALLAS (LPI) -Mrs. Ma county council, 17.3 per cent ually would connect with law. million prison in Sumter day* before the President's rina Nicholaevna O s w a l d State Hoad 13, and held pub­ day hiatus in which to reflect A most impressive tribute for HemInote end 82.7 per The decision is expected at death. on an event of such signifi­ County, the cabinet learned was paid to the isle President faced Hie future today with The State Cabinet today re­ cent for Orange. lic hearings on a number of I p. m„ EST. today. Th* London Daily 5lal| re­ two liny children, no money, land vacations. cance. Jchn F. Kennedy Saturday leased $217,900 In planning Named to the technical It was the flrit compulsory ported "whispers" that “Os­ Resides t h e President’s night at Sanford's Memorial a stigma on her name and funds for two proposed East committee of tha Orangearbitration law ever enacted wald was a tool who wus used death, the financial world also Crash Kills Six Stadium. Twenty-nlne combin­ one certain wish. She doc’s Central Florida ichouta, ac­ Hemlnole Planning Council in peacetime. Other itau n in and then liquidated." London's wav digesting a plan for pro­ M A n A C A Y, Veneiueia cording t« United Press. ed hands gathered on the not want to go hack to her were William Bush, county dispute—pay ratee, work Jur­ Doily Sketch doubted hr rnuld tection of customers of Ira I UP!)—Two buses collided on stadium's turf as a Seminole Sum of $32,000 i.s for plan­ engineer: Robert Brown, xorf isdiction and seniority rules— have carried out the killing native Russia. Haupt A Company, a firm the highway west of here late ning an extension of the Uni­ Ing director, and J . C. Laven­ High School color guard com­ T h e 23 year-old widow’* were left for negotiators to without an accomplice and suspended by the exchange Monday night, killing six versity of Florida engineering der, road superintendent. prised of Diane Hackett, Dan constant companion* w e r e work out before a Feb. 25 si ggea'.ed the either rightpersons and injuring 17, it college and $180,900 Is for the last week. ells Wright, Sonya Jone* and S e c r e t S e r v i c e agents. deadline. A strike would he wing extremists or Cummuniwas reported today. Paulette Normsnd, presented Friend* said two magazine proposed degree granting uni­ possible If no agreement was lit nations hnd a hand in it. The Terry Cordell Memorial the color* before th# more correspondent* also w e r e versity. reached by that time on these Ilritain's G u a r d i a n said with her and alio might be Trophy will be presenter) to JO-Day Mourning than 20 assembled musicians iriuet. Gen. J. C. Hutchison, chair­ jckes about Texans “will selling her lifr itory. There Seminole High School during and a capacity audience. TALLAHASSEE (U PI) man of the County Commiss­ An informed sourre said the After presenting th# colors, ..................... .. , | n " ver “ * uin * " m T h a i ha(| been private offer* of do a brief ceremony Wednesday DALLAfl (UPI) A The cabinet said today all ion, explained he believes majority of the arhitns haa lruuble lhe |mnB, ,lf with the flagstaff adorned nations. But other than that, at 2:15 p. m , by the school's flag* m the capital center lhc.se funds are from the county grand Jury today 1D33 graduating class of with a bhu k mourning stream­ decided t o drastically reduce J Texan i s the six-shunter at the they said, she has no funds. would be flown at halt staff $3)0.000 Included In the ori­ Indicted flashy Jack Ruby WASHINGTON CUPI1 - A for 30 days In mourning fur ginal bill approved by the for murder with malice la er. tbe combined bands play­ thr number of firemen ulxiurd evaist." Since her 24-year-old hus which the lute U. S. Army of­ H e ig h t and yard locumutive* _ _ _ _ _ _ _ report that a man carrying a Ihe late Prcvident John F. Legislature. ed the Star Spangled Banner band was arrested as the a s­ ficer was a member. the vengeful slaying of along the line* the railroads Cordell, president of the weapon had hern seen on a Kennedy. sassin o| President Kennedy, ill honor of the President. The Stale Board of Control President Kennedy’* accus­ 1) I I Mrs Oswald has appeared r 'a s s of ’53 ami later a gra- roof <ip|Mivitr the attorney -j—— —' ...ilB lo ody Hand’ is expected to select one of ed assassin. ;<Ti<lingfmciTV"CIMltcifiiru"11 u, i . grI'niuTTTmiVfi,*Tu"'tali ‘5"w*“ m \ J BVy r c - t i . hrU'iiy at the edges oi the — f)M.-—$t*y-.-Weary..JKade__ 'A' I It I WS i d t Vv t l ” "| Y i " " * * thr fireman was a “feather-' Hey. kids! Don’t get excit­ tlrisina. ed in action Oct. IS, 1962, lire Department sent police said he would ask the death IU P D -R eCentral Florida—two In SemiWASHINGTON ed! Santa Claus aired at noon ladder’’ who wus not needed She came and went at the while verting with the U. S. scurrying across the ruoltop penalty and requested that A couple of trenaxers began takCounty—at it* Dec. « publican leaders nod yet coat the coutpunie* to say that the annual Christ­ of the Internal Revenue Ser­ ing a wary look at President | meeting at Boca Raton. Ruby be held without bond. driving on Celery Avrnur police headquarters, always armed forces in Met Nam. mas Parade will not he held $'-'.*>« million a year to retain. with her twoycarold baby Beginning next year the vice building today. provided motorists In the Johnson today to see how Id* The rail unions involved tomorrow as erroneously re­ Sgt. T F. Sullivan «r the policies might affect their area with some anxious mo­ June Lee and Marina Rachel. lrnP!|V w'll he awarded anported in another area news­ five In all—contended thut ments .Monday afternoon. llie five week old baby burn n'i«U> to memory of Cor­ General Services Administra­ campaign a n d presidential paper this morning. The an­ firemen were oerrssury to to a Seminole High tion police said an extensive choice in 1961. At 2:13 p.m. the Sanford at Parkland Memorial llospinual Jaycee event is ached kirp the trains running sufi-ly Ul—where the President and School student who parttci search by oltireri (ailed to Police Department received uled for Dec. 4, and ol’ San­ and efficiently. Their duties ( a report that a “hlonrfy her husband died of their pates in three sport* and uncover any trace of anyone ta assured The Herald it will include signal passing, tem­ hand" was hanging nut of wounds. maintains a high scholastic on the roof but that the Body Recovered SAIGON, Viet Nam tU P I ) not be held prior to that date. porary repairs to diesel* and a trunk of an auln as It pro­ search was runllnulng. Mrs. Us wald, whose Eng- average. Thc remains of a U. S. Army The JayCees this morning lookout, union leaders said. While at Seminole, Cordell The fir*t report of the man ceeded east on 13th Street. li-li is limited to a few simple pilut whose two-engined Mo­ laid Santa was right. was a three letter mun and on Hie roof came from a pho­ words, is one of three women Mnnirnls later other calls hawk observation p l a n e • • • reporting Ihe Incident were widowed by the assassination. during his fuur years there tographer who wav walling crashed in the mountains was an honor student through­ for Atty. Gen. Robert F. rrceived. Because of Thanksgiving out that period. Kennedy to arrive at the Ju s­ north of here last January When potirp investigated the Junior Chamber of Com­ The presentation of the tro­ tice Department. The photog­ were recovered Monday, mili­ they found Ihe two teen­ merce has cancelled its regu­ Proposed release of Ito.ooo agers. one driving and the phy will he nude by Banks rapher colled the IRS switch- tary sources said today. lar weekly luncheon. to finance an engineering 1 other In thr trunk with his Rvglster of Orlando, vice hoard operator who In turn • • • present* Us study for the St. Johns Indian 1 hand saturated with ratsup president of the 1933 gradu­ notified the GSA guard head­ Talk On Trade TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — Casselberry residents *r# River Canal waa postponed ating class at Seminole. quarters. and extending it Iron the Secretary of S l a t e Tom Cordell was Ihe *on of Mr. talking politics, loo, and in by the State Board of Con- ' auto's trunk. "In again, Out again, Fin Adams conferred with two d i-; earnest, as the Dec. 2 elec­ serration today until next negan" couid well be applied and Sirs. Denver Cordell of Held For Arms rectors of the Organisation of tion approaches. Latest coun­ Tuesday, it was reported by to Emmett Pope, it was re ­ Sanford, and the hushaud of Richard Gib.un, local Negro, cil candidate to qualify is C. United Pres* froiu T allah as­ SHS Has Tickets ported lod iy by Sheriff J. L. Mrs. Su*an Cordell who, with Is being held in county jail American Slates today with an eye towards setting up Seminole High School her daughter Judith ia cur­ S. Magill. Others who’v# pre­ see. The postponement was Seminole High School A th­ Hobby, on charge of displaying a mutual trade and exchange viously tossed their hats into due to th* abaenc* of Gover­ letic Director Fred Cana# laid The Sheriff laid Pope wav rently visiting In Hawaii. deadly wrapun. Sheriff J . L. programs. th* political arena ar* incum­ nor Bryant. TONIGHT — 8 P. M. today that tickets for the i found innocent of a worthless Hubby said today after Gibson bent* Cliff Overman and Seminole-Bulldog f o o t b a l l check charge U.tLugh a d i-1 was arrested Monday evening Reunion Georg* Howard who face op­ ROIIERT CARNIE, Director game Wednesday night in De* reded verdict In Circuit Gets With It while brandishing a pistol in LONDON ICI’ll — Salve position from Magill and El­ Stores Robbed JIT. DOHA (UPI) — Mrs. Land were available at the Court last week. As he vvaa bar. DETTYE SMITH, PlanUl ton Bennett. Also, Carl Stod­ Would-be thieves tor* up schout. Both student and adult leaving thr courthau-e, lie J llun Army band* will add guiAnna Sommers has left M t., simllar '-urs to their traditional lam dard. Rohn Lady and Owen automatic machines in an ef­ ticket* are on tala. Wednes- was arretted on a Dora for New York City bourine* and brasa invtru* Boy Shot Anstey *r« running for mayor. fort to obtain money at two day night, however, only adult charge, where she will be re-united Shirley R)*n. Contralto Sheriff J. L. Hobby report­ with a sister she has not teen Ho posted bond of $1,300: menta, the army’s new gen Gus Sawyer is aeeklng an­ laundromats, |.ou Armdd’i ticket* will be available at the And other term a* marshal and on Highway 17-92 South ami Di-Land Studium, and, says and was freed but today was era!, Fiederick Lee Cuutis, ed today a young boy, He* in 33 years. Mrs. Sommers Uy Benton. 816 Cheroke# Cir­ Mrs. Slary Hawthorne want* the North Orlando laundro­ C.nas, local students can sava back in county jail, the Sher- said Monday, will meet Mrs. Facxan LaSeminole High School a full term as clerk. Neither mat, Monday night, It was re ­ a tout id*raids amount by iff reported, on two more | "We want to show every- cle, accidentally shot himself same of Hmtepeat, Hungary, ADMISSION Triple Trio Sawyer nor Mr«. Hawthorne ported by Sheriff J L. Hobby puichuaing tickets at the high charges of uttering forged in- one that the army cun get in the face with an air tiflu when she arrive* in New 50c Monday afternoon. today. | school, i itrumcnU at Oviedo, ; with it," he said. | York Dec. L jflrs opyv>«d *** C l * * * Green Light For Planning Council ★ ★ ★ Foreign Press Asks Questions On JFK Death >u Johnson Moves Into Office Of President Board's Ruling On Firemen Due Today County Ads To Meet U. S. Fund Deadline Avery Named To Confer On Shelter Stock Market Opens On Rush Of Buying Bulletin Youth Hurt As Motor Scooter' Is Hit By Car >I t wwa Oswald's Widow Left Destitute State Releases School Funds SHS To Receive Cordell Trophy Ruby Indicted For Murder Threat To RFK Is Reported Shakes City A Musical Event Canol Study Fund Delayed The Suspect Checks Out, Then In Sanford M ale Chorus Fall Concert �T T ------ r | ji j *• - _ _ __________ '.* ' j y^'.* •/•'. , ’•■>i"' <’. ^ V - y . floW’ ^r. "•> $ § $ .* % * ' •**’ r $$$■ • ' ; .» /* « ’'•-; - :- • • ■i r M ' ' . >-- « '7/ri.d* _ •• A t Grave i a r m was fills* taw tto (a* san _ r‘i fctfial Monday—* n q m l i f U)f iB iu in tributes witaasasd by Boosters Set HotorcodeTo DeLand Game Wtou Am tomfool* High's OTarriors Unite with ths Bull* dogs Is DsUad W*dn**d«y ■IgM, tbs local Boasters club wiQ operate another motorserfs la get Sanford fans to too eonteat safely, according to Dots MaeOllUa chairman. Ths convoy win leave the •smlooto High School park­ ing lot at rf:N p. n . Ik s mass movement to Win­ ter Garina last week want smoothly and tot the fans to the field In plenty of time tor pro-game activities, ac­ cording to MaeGUlis. la other such motorcades, Sheriff L. M. Hobby provided as assort and ho wlU do this •gala Wednesday, Chief De­ puty Jim SiagloUry anld. Fane who nttoodod the Lakeview game said that It H snaay mere Seminole support­ ers there than there were fsaa for the host team. And tal all cases save one the teavallaf Boosters and other laniard fans have been re­ warded for their effo-te by an Since this DeLand tussle cloew the regular season for ihn mtstending S e m i n o l e team, that can tabs the eonfarcaee title by winning the i s m , Dr. 0. L. Barks says he hopes that thorn wUl be on especially large crowd on hand. Tbs abort distance to bo travoled to got to the gri­ diron elaailc—always a bit­ terly contested game- .houkl ospand the poaaiblUtioe of a rceord-hreeking attendance, bo Sanford Cadet On Honor Roll Cadet John Wesley WII* llama, son at Cspt. and Mrs. John Williams, gOOS Oak Avcnua, earned a place on the inlil eenicatrr honor roll at Cattle Heights MlllUry Acad­ emy. The mid •rineiter headmas­ ter's Hat Includes all cadete who ranked In the tup IU per rant qf their reaperllvf clasaea. Ths honor roll llete all cailtU who m ade i n ay«niw« ! of SS or abuvr. I'eatle llrtighte, at Lebanon, Tinn., ie a prUate pri-paratury echuid opcratml hy the Ikruarr AUtfaihicn Found*' lion, ami la a slater achool of Hanford Naval Academy. Military polks guarding ths grave were sterted to « a brief visit from Mrs. aedy shortly before midi _ officials oold. There were re­ ports that the former First Lady won! to the grave the second time to add a sto­ gie sprig sf flowers In ths flsral tributes eavarto* alto, but this could not ho confirmed immediately. Monday night, ipeeielly to •tailed lights cast s Mws bos over the flsral Msntasf white ths gst-fsd flams ignited hy Mrs. JsciSsUas Kennedy in bar husband's memory burn­ ed brightly behind. A mili­ tary guard will bo posted at tbs alto around tbs desk for tbs nest wash. Mrs. Kennedy, wbo ed tbs fleam as an svwrlssdsg eymbol sf bar buoyant spirit, lighted tbs fln at tba esactautea sf tbs improssivn pavtalds sorvlsss. Than she passed tbs torch aha bad assd to bar brother* in-law, Atty. Gan. lo b srt F. ad Isa. Krfward M. Kennedy, wbo coromonUDy repeated tba proeeea of Igmtt* log the memorial flame. One such light b uns at the tomb of France’s unknown soldier at tbs Arc da Triompho In Paris. Another burns at Gettyaburg, Pa., In memory of Chil War dead. Kennedy's grave, on a green elope of the military cemetery which servM as a national shrine to the honor­ ed dead, dominate! a broad villa of Washington, it faeei directly aerosa the Fotomae River toward the marblepillared memorial to Abrsh a m Lincoln, aaaoialnatod nearly a century ego. There, In the shadow of the ooetimo mansion of Robert C. Lae, cam* the 21-gun sa­ lute, the three volley* of mus­ ketry by the firing party, and the sound of "Taps." As Mrs. Kennedy stepped from her limousine, there was o sounding of "ruffles and flourishes" followed by the National Anthem. At that point, the bagpipe unit sounded IU dlrgo and the csikat wai ramovod kom the cilaion and borne to the grave. Aa Mrs. Kennedy walked to­ ward the grave ah* held to the hand of Robert Kennedy. They took their poattloaa be­ fore the casket. Behind them ranged the other mourners. Early In the services SO Jet fighter planet swept over In o salute to the departed commanderAn-chlof. They were followed hy “Air rorcs One," the Jet transport that carried the President to Dallas aod brought his body bach after ho was killed by a inlpev Fri­ day. Alter ■ illent ceremonial by Irish guard* flown (rom Ire­ land, came the (Inal ceremunlea — the bleating of the grave and the prayer*. Behind the grave, an • hill, cannon fired a 21-gun salute aul riflemen lhair Ihreo voll«')». Tapi was sounded by Army Sgi. Keith Clark of .OraKf.-H.'udd.*—SUeh______ The Hag was rammed from iho caikut and handed to the widow. An overwhelming alienee eut eloped Uiu throng at great and simple people who cam* to see Kennedy laid to rest. THS SANFORD MALI CHORUS will present its fall concert to* night at t o’clock at ths Seminole High School Auditorium. Robert Carale, director, and Betty* Smith, oecomponlst or* shown on the front row. Membera of the chorus are second row left to right, C. W. Baker, William Cross, Martin Stlneclpher, William Brown, Ivan Walker and Art Hook; third row, Bid Vihlen Jr, Evans McCoy, W. Hannon, George Wright, Dave Moore, Bob Goetxlnger, Chaplain Robert Deal, and E. B. Carter; back row, Dr. Wad* Garner, Warren Adams, Douglas Fear, Dick Aiken, Dr. Wayda Rucker, A1 Williams, Georg* Gerllng, Harry Johnqusat, and First Lady M ade Mansion Decoration Special Project WAUdNOTON (UF1) Presides* Kennedy'* widow and children soon win bo leav­ ing the White House where every room la filled with poignant memories of him. The eaecuUvo mansion aha made her apodal project and what once was homo to Jac> queline Kennedy la now empty and forlorn for tor. She ateyed there Monday night after the funeral of her husband. Thera were reports that shortly bofon midnight she visited once again the grave of the President oa o grassy alopo at Arlington Na­ tional Cemetery, but this could not bo confirmed though military police guarding the grave had been alerted to as­ pect tor. Mrs. Kennedy may atay on at tha White House for o few Bank Robbed 01 $13,000 HOLLYWOOD (UI’l) — A tell, slander man and a mask­ ed woman took advantage of a tribute to President Kennedy Monday and robbed an eatl* mated 119,000 from a bank here afetr wounding an eldar* ly guard. I’ollea aaid tha getaway car waa driven by a aecond manTha robbery tok place a t the Cltlsans Bank of Hollywood juat minute* after it opened following a tribute to the lata president on hit burial day. Offlcera said the tall man. who entered the bank with tha woman, apparantly aaw guard Arthur Wlttcamp, 61, reach for a revolver. He fired, wounding Wlttcamp in both legs. Depressing Ad Is Rejected BEDFORD. England (UPI) —A local bus company today rejected an anil • suicide group'* advertising poster* because they would "depress • *■. ■I doyo with Caroline gad Jr., wbo node U a wondarful place when their daddy wai alive. She must gather up the family’a bolooglngi. Only twice Monday did her magnificent composure break. Once when she waa given the flag that draped the cof­ fin. carefully folded by the pallbearon, as aha was leav­ ing tha gravealde. She abed tear* again when the received the condolences of kings, prime minuter* and other world leaders at the White Houie after the funeral. Sha also met privately with President Charlee de Gaulle of France; Prince Phillip of Britain; Emperor Halle Se­ lassie of Ethiopia end Presi­ dent Eamon De Valera of Ireland. The world wwpt more open­ ly. The funeral was a monu­ ment to dignity and in her widow's veil ah* walked with pride. U was done with tha cere­ monial Rare hot husband lov­ ed so murh . . . the muffled drums . . . the sound of the bagpipes . . . and Tape that touched the heart. It waa John Jr.'a third birthday, but no on* could celebrate. Tha little boy, In­ stead. saluted the casket of hit lather when tha military band played "Hell to the Chief in mournful strains as tha youngster emerged from St. Matthew's Cathedral with hia mother and alster. Tha tragedy that struck the First Family la even more painful because U happeal at a tima of birthdays for the youngster*, the Thanksgiving holiday and the beginnings of lbs Christmas aeaioo. Hospital Notes Brigld* Torres Hawk, Georg* Washington, Clottie Redden, Stephen Scott Baggs, Arlene H. West, Victor R. Davis, Lu­ cinda Porter, Willie L. Vance, Ctarenca Priest, Blanche KUaenger, all of Sanford; Glendean Cutter, Osteen; Mar­ garet Meckley, DeLand; Jos­ eph Bering, Matilda Yoder, Frederick B. Claverlnga, all of DeBary; Scott T. Hill, Lake Mary Caroline's spirits by taking her back to the family com­ pound at liyannli Port, Mass., to to with tor young cou­ sins. A White House side aaid Mra. Kennedy wants to re­ main in the Washington area where she has spent moat of her life. She baa a new Mr. a n d Mra. Roosevelt hunt country home at Atoka, Green a toby girl, Sanford Va. That may be the spot Discharges where sbe will go to find Robert Teylor, Pierre A. Lepeace and rest. vsque. Ethel S. Turner, Edna Pearl Smith, Comilua McCal2 Area Students ley, Delany Beecher, Helen Morgan, Aguata Ann Cahill Receive Honors and baby boy, Sanford; Ann Two area college student* Marie Wing and baby girl, have received honors at their Frances D. Barkelt and baby boy, all of Sanford; L lua reepective schools. John Goers*, son of Rev. and TUI, Martha r . Mathis. Lake Mrs. Herbert W. Goerse, of Monroe; Louis A. Lathrop, Loch Arbor, was elected trees- DeBary; Helen Pell, Oiteen; nrer of the newly formed No Ida Haselden, Enterprise Gamma chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, national honor society, at Concordia Junior College, Bronrvllle, N. Y. , Owen Thomaa Cammaek, son of Mr. ami Afra. E ltert Cammaek, Geneva, ha* pledg­ ed Alpha Gamma chapter of Alpha Gamma Rho fraternity at ths University of Florida, Galneeville. Mrs. Riddick Funeral Set Funeral services for the late Mrs. Katie M. Riddick. 111! Locust Ave., wbo died last Friday in New York City, will be held Wednesday at the SI. Paul Missionary Baptist Church, Ninth Street and Pine Avsnua. Servlets will ba held at 4 p m. with the Rev. B. H. Hod­ ges offlclallng. Interment will Blonde blue-eyed Caroline be la Restlawn Cemetery. will be 0 year* old Wednes­ day. The first grader, wbo adored her father and knew he was the President, has cried many limes over the past few daysThanksgiving always was a lime for traditional gnlhuringa of lb* big Kennedy clan at Cap* Cod. Mrs, Kennedy may WASHINGTON (UPI) _ Congress today took up the legislative dutiee that hod toon act aside while It mount­ ed the death of President needy. But the work schedule will he abort. The House and the Senate planned only two day* of butineia before recessing for the Thanksgiving holi­ days. Congress’ legislative fools remained unchanged, f d f o f i word from President Johnson. He will go before a Joint aeision Wednesday. It la anpeeled that ba wUl make a plea for an and to “hate” talk, and embrace the Kenoedy legislative program In general terms. NOVEMBER V - .*( Rev. Bell To Give Program At Free Methodist Church Bee. Garden B*B, <nM o n ­ ary to India, wiU present a apodal program at Frwo Methodist Cknrch ed tonford, comer at Fourth and Laurel, this Wednesday a t 7:30 pjn. The public is invited to at­ tend this meeting by Rev. Eugene Sheldon, pastor at the church, who advises that Ree. Bell also will be show­ ing slides and displaying Indian artifacts. Ree. and Mr*. B*U knew b a a n pioneer alialoaartee among the Ttlugu people el Central India for sight years For the past two years they have been working under auspices at the General Mis­ REV. GORDON BELL sionary Board of the Free Methodist Church. Their work Ja in an in which two languages are spoken. Rev. Bell now speaks Ttlugu and ia endeavoring to learn Marathi in order to cop* with this unusual situa­ tion more effectively. Tha J. C. Penney Company in­ aa presents greet oppor­ troduced a new and modern tunity line* it ia virtually un­ "denature" In newspaper ad­ evengt! tied. vertising throughout the coun­ Four-fifths of the people try last Sunday. at India live In villages The company’* elogan, “Al­ which a n usually composed ways P in t Quality," ia one of M to 600 houses strung of the most famous In Amer­ along a few narrow lanes and ican business and mean* that surrounded by fields. It ia in Penney** will never knowingly these village* that the ma­ •ell anything but flret quality jority at Rev. Bell's work Is merchandise, according to Charles Robinson, manager of For eeveral weeks at a time Penaey’a department store he camps on the outskirts of a here. The new signature is de­ village and holds evangelistic service*. His tent Is always signed to lymboUi* the Pen­ open to the people who often ney Company of the 1060s, re­ com* to talk with him about flecting the new merchandise Christianity. Whenever pos­ and services being offered to sible, Mrs. Bell and their customers. four tone accompany him cn thee* trek*. Business Briefs Parade For JFK B a g i A Birdie FRESHWATER, I l l s of Wight (UPI>—Golfer Charlea King got a birdie—a thrnih In flight—with hia tee ahot on tha 12th hole here. The bird was killed. L08 ANGELES ( UP I ) — A group of about 100 teen-agers from Hollywood High School marched down Wllshlre Boule­ vard t e the city hall Monday night in a candlelight proces­ sion aa a tribute to Preaidant Kennedy. Imp Satellite To Measure Tolar-Winds Program Presented Mrf. Paul S. Joknstae waa at her home In Mayfair. Mrs. Durward L. Walker hostess for the November led tbe opening devotions and L ___of tha Control Circle of the Sanford Garden dub. Mra. WUUam T. Cavanaugh. CAPE CANAVERAL (UP|) —The United Mites plans te launch a 12*pound "Imp" »». ttUJta into an orbit m.ooo miles high tonight to measure so-called "solar winds" that pose ■ potential lethal threat to future astronaut* bound for tiM TBffMI The National Aeronautic* a n d Space Administration (NASA) hoped to (ire the aatelllte into ipare aboard a throe-stage Delta rocket at 0:20 TXT fat the opener at a space-age doubleheader. At 10 a.m. Wednesday, u all goes weU, scientists will send a revolutionary rocket named "centaur" into ths skiei la aa attempt to put a satellite weighing more than five tons Into orbit around earth. Both shots wUl have an Im­ portant bearing oa tto U. s. Apollo program to land men on the moon later this decade —a 120 mllUon-dollar project established ai a “national goal" by the late President Kennedy more than 2te years ■goThe Imp satellite will study tbe radiation dangers that (ace moon-bound ApoUo as­ tronauts. Centaur employes the first us* of lupercool li­ quid hydrogen, tha fuel that space scientists wUl rely upon for the upper atages of the giant Saturn-3 which will plant men on the moon before the end of the present decode. i •> aim W1EB0LDT8 Wieboldt'i CAMERA SHOP 210 8. PARK AVE. *l or bring this coupon and have the Sanford H erald delivered daily to your door OAKHAM, England (UPI) —Leslie Stokes, S3, who ad­ vertised recently for 3,000 lollipop slicks to build a mo­ del windmill, aaid today his .jy.Ub see (to President'* grieving father, funner Ambassador Joseph I'. Kennedy, who is ail­ ing ami could not attend the funeral. Aha may also try to lift •he gooey thing*. Two of th«m. he said, cam* from a Pennsylvania man "who aaid ha wanted to fur­ ther Anglo American relation­ ships." The November meeting of Circle Two of the UPW of the Co in m u n 11 y Presbyterian Church of Lake Mary was held in ths home of Mr*. Richard Keogh, with fourteen members in attendance. Mra. John Pilley reported on the box of new elothing th* organization sent to Bra­ sil, and announced that an­ other box of nsed clothing Is being prepared for shipment. The collection of u«ed toys to be repaired for distribution to children in le** fortunate families at Christmas time was discussed. Mra. Ed Zimmerman, eircle thalrmsn, announced that the association meeting will be held on Nov. 26 in the home ef Mr*. Joe Smathers. The program for the eve­ ning was presented by Mr*. Charles Sassman. Refresh­ ments were served by the hostess, assisted by her mo­ ther, Mrs. H. M. Gleason. Others attending were, Mmes. Ted Brooklyn, Mabel Browne, Lillian Goodwin, LuVera Harrison, Ruby Linden, P.obert Rugenttein. Ruby 8j»Horn, John Ulmer, Earl Un­ ger. ____ for O n ly ...................... PER WEEK AIK CUN DITIUNP.lt INSURANCE H. B. Pope Co., Inc. AUTO A PROPERTY HAltKY AI)AIK’S BALLBIAIR AGENCY 318 S. Park Ave. 1'A 2-364’ SANFORD. FI.A. UULP HKMVIl'li Tires • Untune* - Accessories I’l.l'MniM; Rood AAA Service Guaranteed Brake A Muffler a L. HARVEY Service I'l.UMKINU French A In. Complete Installations • FA 2-OOZl FA 2-thnU Repairs Bathroom and Kitchen FEEDS Fiiture* Water Pumps Free Estimates Sanford Flour and Feed Store \ h W MEUUEUS received award* for continuums momberihin ut a meet* in* in DeBary. In the photo are, from left, John Seufert, 45 year*; District Commander Jack E. Carney of Euu Gullle; Joseph Suntillo, 35 yeurs; Emanuel Lurkowitz, 40 yours and Adjutant Vince McGourty of M erritt W**"* (Cox Photo* '• y w a tf iJ j i 204 S Hanford VACUUM CLEANER* W. W. Club Fourth Birthday Observed By Enterprise Youngster The monthly m eetinr of for the Florida climate. Mra. the Welcome Wagon Club of Voile A. WUUama Sr. was elected representative from Sanford waa held last week at Restaurant. Dave Central Circle to serve on the Phelps building committee. Thrasher showed an interest­ Plans were discussed con­ ing film sponsored by the cerning the circle project, Heart Association. The lunch­ Good Samaritan Home. Mem­ eon table featured a Thanks­ bers plan to help them in some way for Christmas. Ar­ giving centerpiece which was rangements of flowers, fruits won later by Mrs. Robert and vegetables were brought Thortiell. by members. Card game* wers played Mrs. E. R. Wood presented and prise* won by Mrs. Robert a program on "Gifts and Dec­ orations for Christmas.” She Harris, bridge. Mrs. C. Cur­ displayed several arrange­ ia!*, stick your neighbor, and ments including a small tree ths door prits went to 31r*. made of spruce pine, decorat Fred Latham. Mra. Al Probst. president, ed with lights, a wreath made of tin can lids, a Santa, announced the annual Christmaa party will l*e at Spencer’s Christmas doll and a boot O t h e r s attending were Restaurant on Dec. t;t at 7:30 Mmei. J. L. Hobby, N. 11. p.m. Husbands will be gue.ts. Brewer, A. F. CoUum, B. C. Reservations may be made Moore, George McCall, A. K. with Mr*. Probst or Mrs. H. Hostetler, L. Tlnalcy, W. A. D. Rowland by Dec. 10. Reser­ Sraorowskl. R. W. Turner, W. vation* for the Welcome Wag­ W. Warner, Guy Stenatrom, on Holiday Gala at th* Orange Fred Chance and Mrs. Wil­ niossora Playhouse in Orlan­ do Dec. H should b* in hy liams. Dee. 7. Guests at the meeting were Altamonte MUa Myrtle Wilson, and Mines. Robert Harris, Cecil Smith, Fred Latham and Rob­ Mrs. Margaret ltorreU of ert Dodd. Altamonte Springs U home (rom the Florida Sanitarium and Hospital recovering from her recent Ulness. la Lake Monroe Mr. and Mr*. Claude Hittell, at Lake Monroe, an­ nounce the birth of an eight pound daughter, Nov. 15, at the Seminole Memorial Hos­ pital. They have chosen the name, Sonja Patricia, for the new arrival. Maternal grandmother Is Sirs. Emma Lercli of Ger­ many, and paternal grandpar­ ents are Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hltlell of Lake Monroe. By Helew Snodgrass i of Mr. and Mr*. Richard Har-. birthday recently with i Cindy U s Harris, daughter ri*. celebrated her fourth party at their home In Enter ' «r tototaBSj 1 prlae. Early in the aiiernoon a group of playmates Joined her for ■ play session. They were Mary Frances Ferris, Bonnie Baker, Carol Rarrosky, Sheryl llule and Debbie Davis. To climax the day a family dinner party wa* enjoyed. Joining her (or this were her parents, two brothers, Mel ■nd Jay; grandparents. Air. and Mrs. Fred Harris; uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Char­ les Perkins, of Tampa; Mr. and Mrs. Al Adkins and sons. Steve, Duane and David, and Miss Helen Snodgrass. New Arrivals Mrs. Bridges Zeta X i Chapter Members Named President Plans Christmas Dinner flaafar* I m D Nov. 26, 1963 — P ig i 3 1 Shop tha Herald Ad* where local merchants offer toeir best buys. THE te s te _ YOU LOVE 1 Church Class Plans Holiday Projects Personals THE HOME OF MR. AND MRS. J. N. BLYTHE SR. wns chosen by the Sanford Garden Club ns the garden of month, for November. A commit­ tee from the Rose Circle, Mrs. J. D. Woodruff, Mr*. C. L. 1’ark Sr. and Mra. O. L. Burks, selected the home for ita colorful planting*, contrast of form and foliage and nice balance. (Herald l’hotn) CINDY LEA HARRIS, rijrlit, with her biir brother, Mel admiring the birthilny cake th a t wo* served at h er fourth birthday celebration. 'fyaJidsm DIRT GARDENERS CIRCLE The Dirt Gardener* Circle held the November meeting i.t the home of Mrs. Robert Mat?nusson with Mr*. W. D. Gunl'ner a* co-host***. Mis. Eied l ..mu* gave an informative dcinonstiatiuii of arrangement* tlmt can be made in the home using ma­ terials found in the Garden. Qihd&A Mr*. C. D. Perry, president, conducted the business ses­ sion at which time it was de­ cided to send old greeting cards and 810 for the purchsue of five pairs of rabbits to childien in Formosa. Mrs. C. W. Raker gav* * short talk on horticulture nnd a dtscu'sion was held on "World Gardening." Thr Golden Circle Sunday School Class of the First Bap­ tist Church mol nt the home of Mrs. M. N. Cleveland for Ihe November business and aocial meeting. Airs. Dorothy Stapleton led the devotion*, followed by sentence prayer*. Airs. Ro­ bert Hodges, class president, received reports from officer* and a Bible was presented to Mrs. Don Reynold* for her new baby daughter. Plans were discussed for the holiday season Including a basket for a needy family. Refreshment* were served during ths social hour by the hostess. O t h e r s attending were Alines. Larry Baker, Carlton Henley, Anthony H. Adams, Vernon Hardin, Ed Alder­ man, Bill Johns Jr. and Carl llrorup. It'* tlte clastic look ia pump*.., slim heel, squars throat and mlpapiare toe. t e iW e . 12" AAAA • B MORE KINDS O F CHEVROLETS THAN EVER BEFORE! JET-SMOOTH LUXURY CHEVROLET 15 tnodsds. Four stories. Ono brand-new serif*—the Impulu Super Sport*. More luxury', l'M*Even the Biacaynm are now fully carpeted. Plenty of power. Seven ditrerent engines’ worth—140 hp lo extra-cud. 421s lip. Of Auxiliary Airs. II. II. Gentry, a teach­ Vincent Cara. Richard But­ er In the English Department ler, Robert Morris, George A speeinl meeting of the at Seminole High School, pre­ Beers, Joe T. Corley, James Indies Auxiliary of the Ginsented a program on poetry Lyons, Ernie Morris, Gary dervillc Volunteer Eire De­ at a recent meeting ol the Hudgins and Allis Alildred partment wa* hold recently /.ela XI Chapter of Beta Slg Turner. at th* homa of Mr*. I.oui* m.i Phi. sorority. Mrs. Louis Bridge*. Linnekugcl was p r o g r a m The purpose of tbe meet­ Longrwood sponsor. ing wa* to elect officer* for The group met at the home the year. Those clio«en to <d Mrs. Krcd J . Wilson. Mrs. serve were: Mrs. Bridges, Robert tVInsa, president, con ! president. Mr*. L. Elder, first ducted Ihe business session vice president; Mr*. W. Nolan, when plans (or the annual Mr. and Mra. Charles Crow­ second vice president; Mr*. haby contest were discussed. ell of Longwood left Friday by B. Eauver, recording secre­ Proceed* will be used for Ihe boat from Tampa for a week's tary; Air*. S. A. Tindel, treas­ benefit of the Little lied vacation in Yucatan, Mexico. urer; Mr*. L. W- Stelnmeyer, School House. corresponding secretary; Mrs. Mrs. S. O. Dormlney. social Mr. and Air*. Wayne Norris IL E. Johnson, publicity chair­ committee c h a i r m a n , an­ of Sanlando Estates havs a* man; Mr*. B. Taylor, chap­ nounced plans for the Christ­ lain; Mr*. Al. W. Lane, his­ mas parly which will be a their guest for the winter, her mother, Air*. .Maude Craw­ torian ami Mr*. P. E. Lee, dinner for members and their ford of Binghamton, N. V. sunshine chairman. husbands or dates. It will be Mme* B. Wright, W. Murtio held at the home of Mrs. Airs. Nor ris’ brother. Bill anil AI. Nelson were visitor*. Henry Russell and reserva­ Cuyle, has returned to New The next meeting will lie tions must be made with Mrs. York following • two week's Dec. 6, followed by a Christ- Dormlney by the next meet- visit. ;;..TsM*• j _ a«_ pvrh>»nie*»^ —is "* ■if gift*. Some families breakfast in A Thanksgiving basket was assembled to be given to a pajamas and bathrobes. A weekend guest follows suit, it It's better to leave lipstick needy family. smudges on a napkin than on Others present for Ihe meet­ hi* sleepwear I* (it for pub­ ing were Mme*. Philip Boyd. lic view. a glass or cup. MrnUl ihovH—Impah Sport Coupt TOTALLY NEW C H E V E L L E ! 11 model* in three seris*. An entirely new line of cur* sized a foot shorter than moat big earn, so you get the handling ease of most smaller car*. Bui don't sell it short! Most CltoVellc model* seat six people and tote all the luggage those six can curry. Engine choice; 1JU hp to extra-coat 220 hp. Personals Mudtl iAsmiu—Miihba Sport Coup* NEW CHEVY n Six model*. Two wrii-a—Nova nnd Chevy II 100. Both now olTer an extra-cost 105hp VS or a 155-hp *ix, to give you more Chevy II power than ever liefore. Match thi* addl'd power with Chevy II thrift, and vou_i;:in see why C hew II vsill lx* harder limit ever to keep up with tin* year. XtinUl n— t-lJiiof Sttht* NEW CORVAIR Seven model* in four scries. Plus two Greenbrier*. A new standard i)f>-hp engine (nearly ID' ,, livelier). A 110-hp engine available ut extra cost on all Corvair* and n 150-hp Turltocharged engine under Lite deck lid of the Monza Spyder. Styling? Never been cleaner. Interior? Never been brighter. Fun to drive? Never been mors no. UotUt tk-r’ou—Stoma C M Coup* b r ig h t e n s t h e Classic Tale Stride aikls d u in ael jubdee pa trot uppers to brighten the look, of ilia classic pump. AAAA - B l |2 M (Ye’ll announce the winner of our Grand Opening Grand I’rize — NEW CORVETTE Two model*—the Sport Coupe with n new one-piece rear window plu* improved inte­ rior ventilation, and the dashing Sting Ruy Convertible. Both bonst sm o o th er ride* and improved .sound insulation. Both go with your choice of four big V8’s, including a new extra-cuut 375-lip engine with Fuel Injection. Car-Top Aluminum Boat with Outboard Motor N o t Too Late. . . Stodtl «*««•*—Sport Coup* You cun rcgl-der up (ill noon tomorrow! Ask about a SMILE-MILE Ride and the Chevrolet Song Book at your Chevrolet dealer's FA g-TIgI J im Dandy kr«0* Tuuuihy Hay • Colton Seed SANFORD Meal Cow Feed |3.40 per 100 lb. Vacuum Cleaner Service Parte A Supplies For All Fitt.nlng and Fattening Makes Inrludlng P.leelrolus 320 Saufurd Ave. Sanford Flea Pick Up Ph. FA 2-2292 Party Planned By at 3:!l() P. M. 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AH game* win bo played at tb* Seminole gym and will be lions Wla VANCOUVER, B. C. (UP!) — Tho Britkfc Columbia Lion* beat tho Saskatchewan title of tho Canadian Football League and the right to play tb* Hamilton Tiger Cate next Saturday* Sifit For Shrine MIAMI (UFI) — Pullback MB Iwtogla and guard Tha Powtfl at Worthwoatori bar* atgaad to pUy tor tbo North loam la tb* aaaaal Shrine coDef* toatban game tg tb* Oraiga Snot Dae. XL H l A ( 1N G AIM i H'[HON B A R fr P A C K A G E 1011 PUNCH AVKNUS and liqueurs A IR C O N D IT IO N E D N othing To B a y — N o Obligation PLUMBING • HEATING . AIR CONDITIONING MAIL OR BRING ENTRY BLANK Contest Editor OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK (Roaaotiablo Facsimile also Accepted) ................. . . Sanford Herald Sanford, Florida Became of the OMSMlneUan of President Kennedy, nine of the fourteen game* listed In Mr content last week wet* ant played. Our information la that meet *f them will be played on either Nor. U, Nov. 8*, or Dec. 7. Well hold your eatrlos and an* sonnet the wlanan after the last game* are played, la early December. Address *•«ooeaeooiiiiHm iu iix Winner Winner ...................... Winner Winner ........................ Winner ........................ Winner ....................... Winner ........................ Winner ........................ Winner ........ ................ Winner iiimi*i*itiH»*t»iiiHH Winner ........................ Winner ......................... Winner ........................ Winner ........................ win b« the most points aeored by any I •* M » »* l l t l l l t l l l **♦**» I t Seminole Count* Leubdry George's Tavern Tod WUUama Herdwar* Soakarih Gians ft Paint, lac. Pig Whlstla itoono’o OK Tiro Store Southern Air Wall Plumbing Aiken Advertising Agency The Sanford Herald lake Monroe Inn Pinacrest Inn • • e o e * « •# « « e« t o o #* # * to * • CHARCOAL BROILED * 14 football names thin weekend ere pieced, one in each ad on thin page. 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Thia will bo Uio fifth year the junior cireult haa boos ta operation for the benefit af youngitera nine through twain y e a n of ago. The circuit ia affiliated with the Florida Junior Beys Basketball organisation. During the past throe years the quality of Junior basketball in Sanford has been exception* ally good. The league la eompoeed of eight teams, sponsored bp lota) business firms. Each year the league eeleeta aa all star squad which participates ia a tournament for the state championship. The local all star outfit will be defending tts state title, won last season when the title tourney was held In Tha state tournament thin year la scheduled for Tel. By the way, the youngitera utilise the eightfoot, six-inch baskets. s e e Greyhound Baskeiball Preparations Ui Out Lcngwood way final tryouts for the 1863-64 men High baakatball team were hsld yesterday afternoon gt the ecbcol’e gymnasium. Head Coach Walt Drums will be the heed coach a f the varsity firs while Dutch Campbell will tutor tha JayVoes. A number of cage drills hare already been held thus far. And, from the looka of things, the Hounds may coma up with a pretty fair group of caters, despite the feet that the club’s average height is estimated a t five-feet, 11 inches. Tha Greyhounds will be officially participating this season in tha Orange-Belt Conference, s e e Seminoles Ready for Bulldogs Jha Plgott's Tribe came out of the Lakeview engage­ ment with one Injury. Henry Finch sustained a fracture of s small leg bone snd wilt be cut of the DeLand affair. Henry’s injury came early in tba gima and hie services were missed by the locale. But the Tribe did have good newt this m orning with the announcement that Buddy Lawson and Dale Alexander will he ready to go against tha Bulldogs. If tha Seminole* can wrap up this one they’ll take their ninth victory of the season against that ona (and it gets bigger all the time) loss to the Leesburg Yellow Jackets. Tha Tribe will also bring heme, tf they whip the Hogs, the 1963 Orange-Belt Conference title. And, In their final season as an Orange-Belt competitor, it’s fitting the Warriors have the crown. But, one thing’s for aura. They’ll have to work hard ta win it from the Bulldogs. Lloyd Freeman had toms cf tha fans scratching thsir he ids last Friday night in Winter Garden. Freeman laft hie familiar "40” Jersey home end had to. use Dale Alex­ ander's No. 61. Freeman, in addition to his kicking which ■gain paid dividends, was a threat to tha Red Devils, Lloyd can run with the bait and pass It as well as kick it, Jim Touhy had a real good night at Winter Garden. He squared off his 190 pounds against 230-pound senior, R. L. Creech's, and was opening doors for the Tribe a]] night Jim was downfield fast on kicks and stopped Laktvlsw's carriers on several occasions with some crush­ ing tackles. And, speaking of the Winter Garden engagement, you can’t stop this piece without mentioning the great pass catching job by snd Berry Barks and tha defensive play of Mika Glad and Joa Firless. Barka hsulsd in ons of Ron Hinton’s to u ts for what provad to be tha winning touchdown. On the other hand, Glad and Fsrless, as they’ve dene so many tims this lesson without recogni­ tion, Jolted many a Red Devil's teeth with soma savage tackling and defsnslva tins work. All-Am erica Team Named B y Coaches CHICAGO (UP!) - Roger inoti, and Jim Rally of .No­ Staubach of Nary today w ii tre Dam* and tackle Carl named quarterback of the | EUer of Minnesota were the 1963 college All-America foot- midwest choices. “ . , ** * American Football Coaches Association. Tha Midwest, h o w a v a r, dominated tha first team with three selections. The Far West. Southwest and Mid­ lands had two each. SUubach w ii the eastern representa­ tive snd Duke halfback Jay Wilkinson, aon of tha Okla­ homa Coach, was the south's only choice. Center Dick llutkus of 111- Kelso Named Top Horse NEW YORK (UP1) - K»lao. the mighty gelding who boosted his Ufctlms csrnin:s to It,Mi,702 in 1963 by win­ ning * of 12 rices, today was hilled "horse of the year" by Triangle Publications tor tbe fourth consecutive season. All 36 staff members of the Dally Racing From snd the Morning Telegraph agreed that the darkakinnad son oi Your Host was the best thoroughbred in the country this season Just as he w»j in 1M0, 1961 and 1KZ Medical research conquered polio. Help wipe out crip­ pling muscular dystrophy next by giving generously to ths March for Muscular Dystro­ phy. fI Vent buxe, an uregon state The Seminole* grabbed a -You and tha fana can cull 14 to IS win ever TltuavUl* hi the opener, slipped by Blabap la *On# Point Pigott' If Moore af Orlande 21 te 80, bead coach, Jim Pigott, “but and laat Friday night poeted 14 to I I win over Winter in DeLand I’ll take a half a point if it means winning that Garden’s Lakeview Rad Davila. Tba DeLand club, which s h bell gams against tba Ball* Menu ta give Pigott dogs." Pigott was referring to and hla tribe aaa ad Ha moat Wednesday night's season difficult ball games, ia up ia finale with the DeLand High tha air like a kite for thia oaa, High School Bulldogs and the Sentinola’a chief tutor remark­ fact that on three previous ed. -But our boys are up, outings this season the Tribe tea,” Jim said, -and from tha i wen ball gamm by the way they'r* talking and work­ ing out they want another margin of a single point one of tba Wildwood type ball games." If tha Tribe can bring bona victory they will have t clear cut claim on tha OrangeBait Conference crown. If they tie they will bava to share the Tha Bill HsmphH) Motor- title with the Looaburgh High atta# had a big day title putt Yellow Jackets. If they lose, week at tha Jvt Lsnaa Paul­ Leesburg haa tha championina Brooks of tha Special* roll- •kip antright ad tha high game of 188. -Wa'ra net going a m th a n Thar# wsrs other high gamaa: ta tie them," Pigott pointed 182 by Carolyn Nelson) 185 out -W all be shooting tba by Blaine Koathral; Marion of works and as far as I'm ronI g tia will bo an acci­ tba Rbylarka rolled a ITtj 178 for Batty Richey and Lola dentJackson) Jaan Mstle finished Tba Samhwlaa got bad Monday when reporta with a 172. eouftimed that Henry -Marian- of tha Skylarks rolled ths kigh aeriea of I lf. Finch, • Tribe lineman, Buf­ Two other high three aarlaa fered n fracture of the email tru 458 by Elalna Koattval teg bona during Friday’* fra­ cas with Winter Garden and and 477 by Evelyn Mills. Two bard apllta warn rolled will not be able to perform for tha Samlnola*. away, tha 4-T-4-9 by Blal Meanwhile, halfback Buddy Kostival and tha 8-10 w puahad over by EHsabath Bar­ Lawson and guard Dala Alex ander are over serious throat ich of the 8p*riala. Paulina Brooks, Maria* and infections and will return to E Laina Kostival wars tha tho Warrior lineup Wadnaadxy three bowlers that wade tha night Both missed tba Laka* hard-to-gst "Turkvy-Mrd.view encounter. T h e " C a r TournamentAs for lha rest of tha club, starts Dec. 3. Pigott said, -wa’va got a lot of brulaaa, colds, sniffle# ai Meta Add Scouts ninny notes. But at thia time NEW YORK (UP!) — Four of tha year we aspect th a t" now scouts bava been added Monday afternoon tha Sam to the staff of tha New York Inolea went through a spirited Meta. Ted Norbert will be drill despite tha fact that tba first Mat seout assigned to tha weather chased them into tha Caribbean a n d Latin tha school's big gymnasium America. Merrill Comba will Ths club also hoard n scout a c o u t Southern California, Ing report During tha work­ Arlxona and New Mexico with out Pigott and hla aides, hack Eddie Danclsak working in field coach Dick WHUama and tha Midwest and Pat Coign line roach Jim McCoy worked oa apodal defensive align' la Pennsylvania. ments to offset tha numerous Sweden haa tha world’s offensive formations tha Bull dogi are likely to utilise. finaat museum for button*. The bees rivaled ev!y by the fam­ tba ed Oklahoma Sooner* of tba tba mid ’50a. baa Sporting a perfect n» re­ cord, Taxes today waa rank­ ed No. 1 for tha second con­ secutive week by 32 of tba 34 coaches comprising the United Press International rating board. Michigan State and Nebras­ TALLAHASSEE (UP1) - ka mad* major advances ia Florida's waterfowl scssoa tho ratings Ibis week. will open at 12 aooo Wednes­ Tba Spartans forced Miniday sad rum every day astppl out of third place for through January from sun­ tba first time ia a month by rise to auaaat, tbe G a m sad a single ptoint, with Pitts­ Freeh Water Fish Commission burgh a very closa fifth. Nebhas announced. Hunters will be allowed a Racers Work Out dally bag limit of lour duck*, WESTBURY, N. Y. (UPD— two facto and eight coot Threa cf tha seven starters Total possession after tba entered la Wednesday night's tin t day is limited to a two 250,000 National Pacing Der­ day’a bag. Tha commission by war* given brisk workouts said that bootlag period* wilt Monday at Roosevelt Ricaba aligbtly altered ia Loos County where bunting will bo Irvin Paul, oaa of tha early lllowad only oa Wednesdays, favorites, trained for four Saturdays, Sundays, opening atilea while Meadow Newport day and holidays. •ad Mr. Budiong w a n t A federal duck stamp, pur­ through speed teats. chased at any post office, la Tha ssbra is whits, or near­ required ta addition to tba ly white, with black stripes. regular hunting liceaaa. NEW YORK (LTI) saves-week reign af TVxas Longhorn* atop football rankings Stale Waterfowl Season Opens Ladies Record High Gomes ONE, TWO, THREE, FOUR I Count 'em your* gglf. That's th# number of Lakeview Red Devils required on thia piny to haul down Seminole Full* back Le# Sparkman. And, believ# it or not, Sparkman picked up threa more yards befor# h# waa brought down. Laat Friday Seminole won its eighth game of the season, 14 to IS, knocking Winter Garden’* Lakeview outfit out of th# run* ning for the Orange-Belt loop title. raska rvpiaevd Oklahoma ta sixth after defeating the Soona n tor tha Big Eight cham­ pionship and Orange Bowl in­ vitation. Nebraska, ranked ninth last weak, shoved th# Soooera to 10th. Navy nailed down tba runnarup position to Texas for tha third weak running, re­ ceiving *wo first-pis ca ballots. Alabama (No. 7) and Illin­ ois (No. I) remained station­ ary. and Auburn moved up n notch to ninth with its victory over Florida State. Not since 1956, whan Okla­ homa bald first-placa for nine of tbe 10 weak! the ratings war* conducted, has ona team ao dominated (ha scene as tha currant Longhorns. Syracuse again lad tha se­ cond 10 in llth-placa follow­ ed by Arlxona State (No. 12), Penn State (No. 13) tad Mi** iseippi State (No. 14>—tho same trio it headed last week although in Invvrted order. Wisconsin gained n step (• 19th, Southern California and Kansu rated 14-17, roapect* ively and Memphis State, North Carotins, Baylor and Utah State knotted for 12th.* Just North O f C asselberry City Lim its Hwy. 17-92 H alfw ay Between Sanford and Orlando A tom s A v t. In Goldenrod — 8701 F o rm a l CUy Rd. J. W. D A N T IM P. S C O T C H Vivit Yo u r N e i g h b o r h o o d By John A. Spolakl I'll betcha people Uka Joan Adami, Helen Kaolin, Vicki MrGough, Dot Button and other* who had high series thia past wesk, rolled "turkeya” aomstim* during tha course of tha three game ser­ ies. Sorts gattln’ things in lino fur Thursday I suppose. Talkin’ about thoaa Turkey* (watch ita folk* caua* her*’* the commercial) the Sanford Women’s Bowling Association will be giving these birds array on Saturday and Sun­ day, Dscamber 7th and Bth. They’ll be running tha S-6-t Turkey Tournament In whleh you lutomatleallr.iret a strike in the third sixth and ninth framsi WITHOUT ROLLING A BALL) There’ll he two squads an each of these days at f and 4 p. m. It’s a handicapped tour­ ney and tha best part about It Is there Isn’t an additional charge for entering. Application blanks era an tha counter. Helen had ball hoppin’ in tha ftlonday S c r a t c h Woman’s Laagua. Mrs. Altman won w r­ its honors with a 638 sat aa Margie Kipp won singles with a 214 game. Once again 1.11 Donat rap­ tured tha spotlight with her bowling Friday, Lll rolled a game of 190 and flniahed with 519. Other goodies wars turn­ ed In by Helen Kaelin 499, Pat Foster 498, Ruth Phillips 487 snd Dot Johnson 496. On Friday s. m. for ths Hol­ ler Motors Navy Wives Lea­ gue, [.rogue Treasurer Vicki McGough rolled the highest series with a 475 set. Joan Adame had nothing but atrtkea and made a 206 game. A new name to report for you in tha Hall and Chain Dengue is that of Bryant Hickson. Bryant walked home with the high game of 193 and taking ‘tothsr snd of the honors for the men was Chris Huff with a series acora af end, and Dick Redman, s Washington guard, wera tba Far West representative while tackle Scott Appleton of Texas and fullbaek Tom­ my Crutcher of Texts Christ­ ian represented the South­ west. Guard Bob Brown of Nebraska and halfback Gals Sayers of K ansu completed the first team. Staubach also was named the back of tha year and Ap­ pleton tha Una man of the year. Brown wss cited aa tha baat college blocker of the season. , Staubach had plenty of competition ia tba race for quarterback honors but man­ aged to beat Baylor’s Down TniU snd Auburn's Jim Sidla. Balloting for tba posi­ tions also was closa with Kel­ ly snd Burk* defeating John Simmons of Tulsa and Mai Profit cf U.C.L A. Named to tha second team were: Ends— Simmons ami Profit; Tackles— Whaley Hal], .Mississippi and Ralph Neely, Oklahoma; Guards— D ic k Howak, Army and Steve De­ long. Tennessee; center— Ray Kubala, Texas AAM; quarter­ back— Trull; halfbacks, Paul Martha, and Jel Renfro. Ore­ gon; fullback, Tom Vaughn, 539. lows State. Shooting high for tha wom­ en waa Verna Bolton and her too gama which was tied by tbs aeriea winner Kathy Bukur who rolled a 523 aeriea. It wss June Gasimsn all th* way In tha Pinacraat Inn Lea­ gue. Juno rolled one of her highest league score* a very reipectabls I I I oeratch gam* and didn't do badly either on ssrlsa, a 128. Gonna gat an other one thia coming week, toe, June? (If you do, please ■here your w e n t with ms, will yooT) Thera waa a total of 18 over 200 gamao towed in the All Star Laagua thia paat Wed' needsy. Just a quickie run down an these stars In action would list iha names of Bob Steel* 212, Bob May 218 snd Phil Rocha 212, th* high for th* night’a play. Harry Tcntecost 203, Bill Hall 212, Bill Howard 208 and Johnny Bridges did tha trick twice with games of 208 snd >05. Johnny Wright rollsd a 2066, Garfield Fox 114. Billy Johnson 104 and Georgo-OhSwann alio clipped It twice with games of 204 and 200 even. In chocking thoaa City Lea­ gue reports, th* names of Combs and that "Swann Fel­ lah" again predominate the scene. Bob Comba rolled exception­ ally wall to finlah high for tha laagua with kla 221 gama aa Georg* - Oh - Swann roomed over the 100 avenge mark with a 827 aariaa. In th* Mixed Comba Laagua we aaw Clara Tlnlin shoot a 192 gama and Jean Wsbater combine three nifties for a 450 series. In tha man’a depart­ ment, Rlggl* Webeter shot th* big on* for th# gents with s 167 and Stock Bolsy win ser­ in , a 512. That'll do it fur now. Don't forget about all thoes prises In tha Moonlight Bowling tourney each and every Sat­ urday at 9 p. m. Three games and lha prises, too, for only 11.75. 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GERMAN RHINE | J | STH STH 2.35 GOLD BIAL N. Y. STATE CATAWUA — CONCORD LIQUOR FOR LESS! �bcks: ! ii.^dMRm 1 • l[| Iff ^ . • aW - biIIPal Vhl tw is P M s r Edsoa Political Notebook n third I UN should to w er_.m *iuJ»w dtaM «r r x fd thing as old as time Itself — the hand of a fanatic. Why? America le still a youthful nation— Only In its 188th year of Independ------- H u t even m a s aso, n tthis h i s nnation’s o ftllflU M Om tonce. Bat con­ stitution Is tho oldest national docu­ ment of Ha kind existing In the world today. In 188 years, with til of tbs Individual rights and privileges oar Constitution affords, and In view of ail the violence this nation has en­ dured, it would seem apparent that Wa should place a higher value upon tolerance and understanding. But, more than this, the . tragic claying of our younthful President, who was endowed with a blend of in- FixtUBBtabr, m ost Americans look a m th o Pm wwqr with tha amount o f N m e t th o offlea ihould tnjoy. U n f o r t t m o U h r , bowanr, th e re a re •on e — each u th e ooe who t r i f gered th e sbote which >track down oar chief cxecatire — who somehow h e r e faded to ( n a p a concept o f the eo arteejr and reepeet th is office of honor properly deserves. On whom should the blame be established? Despite oar many achievements In so many areas of endeavor, both scientific and otherwise, the mur­ dering of oar President stands as an Indictment upon oar progress In the field of human relations. Wa must, therefore, address ouraehras to a reappraisal of this nation's concept of dignity and moral values. ami wa must implant tn the nation’s conscience this sought after sense of tdereaee and understanding. To accomplish this w* must teach ourselves as wsU aa oar children that violence is without reason and that to star a man because of his political beliefs Is not only useless and crim­ inal but also Immoral. The guilt ic upon os. think there to • to avoid a third Lyle C. Wilson Sayi; Should Ticket H ave Woman? lh a Repobilcaa Party lias grow shabby tn defeat. It is short oa Mtf-eootldonce and la Dm confidence it In* ussoog ethers. Under gloomy coadlUoos It li aa aetoabbmeat to all rightminded persons (hat tho OOP folk to kidnap or olopo with tho lovely Sen. Margaret Chase Smith, Jt-Ualae. The lady Is willing. She Is muttering about entering the Republican presidential pri- Hunters: Obtain O K , Follow Rules It’s that time of year again for the hunter* to bo aft*Id. It's a good thing to hart p*raili*lon to hunt from the property owner of your favorHo wooded area. Moit oil arena nr* posted. When yon do get pormfaelon to hunt on ■ran bo r a n to fallow rules of good conduct so that you w ont ruin It for tha nsxt hunter that comes along. Bo cartful not to hunt an arsn whom thorn is Uvsstock prssont or a piece like a eltrus grove where bird shot can dantngo tho crop. miry next March la New Hampshire. Than why do not Sett. Barry Ooldwater, Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, Richard M. Nixon and others among th* Republican leadership sound off as a cheering sec­ tion for Mrs. SmtthT Why? I'O tell yon why. It Is because Republlctn lead­ ers ore a kind of stick-in-themud outfit. Tbsy think but they don't think very big. They a r t unable to think Mg eoougb to ttilnk of Mrs. Smith on their ISM ticket as the vice presidential nominee un­ til after the November elec­ tion and the Republicans have been licked again and look even more ritabby than usual. Only then will the Republican leaders wooder out loud to themselves what they might have dooe to pretty up their MM ticket so that the voters would like tt. "Maybe we sftoulda put Margaret on there for veep,” someone will mutter. "Yeah,” another will agree. Maybe? For gosh sskea, Republicans, with that pretty Margaret Smith on the ticket next year It would almost assure elec­ tion. OUT OUR WAY HAH/ SITTING THE KB Ski AGONY TRV1Nt TO 9 V H AWAKE ‘CAUM SOU THINK t MIGHT MAKS r BOMB TOP COWWOR FUDOEi I YOURC JUWTTDKTUWN* J w WXJRSCLF--WHY DON'T \ YOU OIVE UPAND / r * - —t GO TO BCD/ J NOPSS ra t STAYING A WHILE YBT/IP WXJire „ •ywvnr to o u r-wait mc.1 XXJWE GONNA HATTA 1 GOTHRUAGMUCHTDWTune a r m s * some­ thing AOt AM MOV S S T W ANYTHING/. The handwriting Is not on the wall, K has boon In the Constitution of tho United States sine* Aug. M, ilia. On that day more tbao 40 years ago, became effective the ISlh amendment providing votes for wootsa. And bow lick lustre eon tho Republican leadership be? Hera Is the Republican Party, an almost always loser alnee ISM. And here is Sen. Smith, a first class or hotter citizen in every way, who Is willing to threw her bonnet Into pres­ idential polities If the party leadership has the wit to welcome her aboard. And hero U the leadership of tha Republican Party look­ ing away or in soy direction other than In the direction of Sen. Smith. If the Democrats had been on bard times over the years a t have the Repub­ licans, the Deraocrata long since would have nominated on their national ticket the late Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt. And she and her running mate maybe would have been elect­ ed, too. The Republicans need some Imagination. T h e y should smartly trite the Interest of Ihn people of the United States. Seize that interest so firmly that th* Democrats In­ stantly would begin to shout: "Me, tool Me, tool" Dr. Crane’s Worry Clinic CASE D-414: John D. Rockefeller Sr., was a poor boy who amaseed a hug* fortune via tha gasoline Industry. But when he was a multi­ millionaire, he want shopping one afternoon for a pair of suspend*rs. Hs found n pair tn a haber­ dashery store, but thsy ware priced six rent* higher than a similar pair ha had assn hi tha window of another store three blocks down th* street. Ho multi-millionaire John D. Rockefeller walked th* three blocks so hs could save the six cents. Horn* thoughtless f o l k s snorted at th* Idea that a very wealthy man should do this. "What’s six cents to a mil­ lionaire?’' they asked, incred­ ulously, nut they failed to realize the entire point of the story. And so do mlllluns of Amer­ icans today, who don’t under­ stand that busineis I* a game, much liks baseball. Unlens you get a bargain and thus nave a few cents on any deal, you have struck out. Any savings that you ac­ quire by shrewd haggling over price*, la thus comparable to a base hit at the piste. And the game of business loses Its thrill unless you keep working for bare kite—all your life I Sten Muslal has sat stumoroua records la professions] baseball. Hs has mads thousands of bass hits. But do you suppose ha ever pulls his punches and ignores the chance to add another hit to his long string? Certainly notl Like John D. Rockefeller. Stan Mualal striven Just as hurd NOW to make another hit aa he did before he start­ ed Ms string of thousands of base hits! If a millionaire were to go to the plate at baseball, him past wealth should not reduce tile attempt to make a hit. And "bargnlns” In business era the "base hits” In our "free enterprise” system. But bureaucrats in Wash­ ington and ooelallstki minded profeseors In many univer­ sities, fall to reslize that fact. So they are trying to elim­ inate the "bargain" Idea from our entire economy. Phil Newsom Quotes How could you hove asked Lewis and Clark to put i monetary value on their ex peditlon? —Astronaut M. Scott Carpent­ er, to criticism of the cost of America’s space pro­ grams. •arid war. Tba poll was token by tha Rliao organize tic* tor tha At­ lantic Council of tha United States, lac. Atlantic Council Is a private gan h atioa to promote a stronger alliance b e t w e e n western Europe and North America. Its three honorary chairmen are ex-Presidents Hoover, Trent ax and Elsen­ hower. Its active chairman le Gen. Learie Korstad, fo r mender in *hta* of North Atlantic Tlreaty Organ­ ization armed tere te. Carefully tabulated m u tts of the comprehensive, 00luettkm survey indicate that ‘internationalist" sentiment to the United States has made impressive gains over "Doletkmist” sentiment during the Inst M years. But the grim fact that only slightly more than half of the adult populace thinks there is e d u n ce of avoiding World War U! stick# out in this re­ port with an ominous nam ­ ing. Thirty-two per rent of those polled said they thought this war naa Inevitable, with 15 per eent saying they did not know. This U almost an exact re­ vered of the results in a similar poll taken for the At­ lantic Council la M53. With By so doing, they kill th* tho Korean War still on st gams Just as much aa If they that time, SS per cent of those also urged baseball rules to ba altered so every batter could stand at th* piste as long aa ho wished. There would bo no test fat baseball unless one team beat the other within tho present WASHINGTON (UP1) — rules of tho game. Mrs. Ms urine Neuberger, * Many wags earners will put down tho deposit on a brand denlcotlntoed Democrat from new automobile when they Oregon, has written a book have no financial Justification in which she attempts to con­ in buying a |3,500 ear. Their budget calls for not vince people they should quit smoking. more than a (BOO Jalopy! The men with braine and a My interest hi th* book, knowledge of the geme of called "Smoko Screen," to business, even if they have more or loss academic, owing plenty Of ' money for' high to tho fa«t that 1 stopped priced ears, will often haggle smoking about 18 months ago. and purchase a used ear. I was, howsvtr, intrigued "Why should 1 take that by Mr*. Nauberger’i account |l,000 depreciation tho first of how eh*, a former pak-ayear,” a wealthy friend said, day smoker, broke th* habit. "when I can get sn almost new In 1067, Mrs. Ntubtrgsr auto a year later a t 11,000 began having fainting spells. leu ” The second time she swooned, And this millionaire thus ah* cut her head aa she fell. gloats because hs travels In Th* doctor who treated her luxury but st 11,000 leu cost suggested that she stop smok­ than the ordinary wag* earn­ ers, who thinks he must al­ ing, whereupon she picked up a pack of cigarettes from her ways buy a new auto. bedside table and threw it across the roam. . . . Tho cigarettes, not the ta­ ble. Mrs. Neuberger never Soys — THEWWUt YVt AET ihjvh, SSS 3 n-u ..Viv«w--jt~dHfcrctxl role In mlnlstery . . . a pastor­ al duty, a staff rol*. —Miss C a r m a n St. John Wolff, 41. newly appointed aa a director of tho Protes­ tant Episcopal Church. 0% Danfort If m itt Actually, I’m trying to think of the reasons why 1 should becoms a candidate and I’m Page 6 Sanford, Florida T ubs ., November 28, 1983 coming up with soma negative answers. w a l t k b a . u i r .i .o w , t i u m i a i s o r i v L i s a x a —Hen. Harry Goldwater, RArli., asked shout his presi­ JU L IA * t . STIC XST HUM VMKD WILLS Associate Kdltor M s-h sn lcsl Mupt. dential aspiration*. S S K U VAX r t lL T M a n a g in g Kdllur J i l l * WEILL* County J-Mllur C K C K L It M I l X E i Noalety Kdllur ■ r a t O tlliirr JA M II S H O B H A K U B usiness M e n a g sr BA BBIBTT K. JOItXBON C la.slfla d D ire cto r VNAXK VOZ.TOt.IXB C irculation M an ag er ■ i x i c u r r i n i R iT M » f Mall ■•M lM ia l a u i r All O lk ttM er I J im | l il l. It *I ll fTue ar r I I I I Month* I.TI i .11 IS M Month* onth* 111 I H«Bih* I-** Xt* I I MMonth* oslh* I M t Month 1.00 L N 1l M onth U. a. P o a ta l I to fu U llo n i provide th at nil a n il a u h ae rlp tla n a ha paid In ndvnne*. II* W **lc k r u t r .f i aa M cand elaaa m a tte r Oetohar I t , 1I 1P a t th* P e a t o r t lr a a t H anford, Florid*, under th* A at *1 C oacraaa *1 M arch. T h* H erald la a rn tm b tr a t th* tln lta d P ra ia w hich la *atltla d a te lu a ira lp to th* a ia fa r rapuhU aatU n a t a ll lh a leant new* p rin te d in th is a aw a p a p tr. I think it’s a bit hasty to say wo’ra engaged, but 1 would not be surprised If I had my honeymoon on the moon. —Valentina T e r e s h k o v a . Soviet woman cosmonaut, on her reported engagement to another cosmonaut. Where Diem Failed Letters fare took place a little more went side. And young men must be enured that a future Editor, Tba Herald: than a year ago. I am writing to you in re­ The objective* of his psycho­ beyond th* army awaits them. gard to canceled stamps and It meant that In th* hute of logical warfare campaign to the peasants, tha picture of first day covers. win "mlnda and hearts'* were Communist leader Ho Chi My husband, Jata Kruk, clear In the colonel's mind. Minh must com* down and ono who is 111 and unable to work, First, he said, the people to of democracy taka Its pise*. has started collecting stamps South Viet Nam’a rich delte This was where Diem failed and first day cover*. With no country did not regard the and what today constitutes funds to buy them w* appeal •joisi US' Xim le- - j c u r - ri-it&ii*; ..................... .y.*lt..Cme JU-.CGiB3UMTAite.fait •Ml,.,rtf- />». rather as resists nee fighter* new government. He te an ax-service man, of the war effort by then and it would bring him real President Ngo Dlnh Diem, and who first battltd tha French Joy and « bit to recreation that wan on* reason his name and then the Americana and CURLING TERMS to receive them. Would you could not he used In Saigon who promised the peopto land. In the game of curling, skip pleaso let someone know of dispatches. Critics of the re­ Tha government, ho believ­ gime did not last long ta ed, must give the peopte new U tha name of Ut* player, one hie needs. lives, teach them their inter­ on each each side, under whoaa Yours truly. Diem's army. Mr*. Genevieve Kruk Ilia name still cannot be ests tnd how to protect thsm. direction tho Ic* Is swept, this being don* in a •pecial man­ Amnesty must be sincerely UO Cummktg Street tuted. As s director of South Fort William, Ontario, Viet Nam’a psychological war­ offered to Viet Cong fighter* ner. A curling tournament to Canada fare unit, hla Identity would who com* over to tho govern- called s bonspieL bo of importune* to tho Com­ munist Viet Cong. But from Uto beginning ho was on* of South Viet Nam’s young officer* who recognised that loyalties of th* people eventually would prove more important than guns In tha fight to save South Viet Nam from communism. “Mind* and hearts," he can­ ed it. GATOR LUMBER AND HARDWARE Th* conversation with tha AS OF DEC. let, IMS WILL BE cotonsl of psychological war­ M O V IN G ? r A l l Dick W est Soy» How To Quit Sm oking The small, brown-faced man wearing the Insignia of a lieutenant colonel in tha South Vietnamese army turned from the military map before him and, with his pointer still In hand, told this correspondent: "If we get the people with I Ju*t think that woman’s un then this war Is over." place Is not in the pulpit. I In his worde there was ■'rt... -ta te t ...................... to takaa to convert tt into a world government • M might t o avoided. Only 12 per cent to Tto ham ate from * to U in those who think pofiad, however, would favor •arid conflict can be surrender of American soy. avoided is still regarded as n erelgxty to achieve this end. ad ’Tkin-of-ourtaeth" Aa for the kinds of military teem disaster. Bat tt preparedness the U. S. should can to interpreted to explain taka, three per cent of those many facets to current poU- polled think there should be a "preventive" war Juit as ttea) thought tt reflects the epiaioag to soon as American military maty highly vocal Americana leaden feel they can win. who mistrust tto Russians, Four per cent say quit rely­ favor a big build-up to U. 8. ing oa military strength and military fo rm , think this make the best deal possible country must be prepared to with the Communists, even if fight communism wherever tt it means some sacrifice or tears tta ugly head, oppose appeasement. In between these two ex­ bath the auelear test boa treaty and any steps toward tremes, 1? per cent think th* disarmament. United States should rely These a n the eauaaa held wholly on its own resources atort dear by many to the and M per cent favor build­ coastrvatlYS minority groups ing up friendly country allienees. te America. A measure to this minority This poll to considered Im­ sentiment Is revealed In the portant not Just as a measure Atlantic Council survey find­ to American opinion on for­ ing that only a per cent think eign policy, but also as a tba United States Is doing all guide for U. S. political par­ tt could to prevent World War ties and candidates in the 1M4 111. On the other band. 50 per elections. eent think the United State* tt would indicate two-to-one to doing its best to preserve support for lha lata .Presides* world peace. K e n n e d y , Elsenhower or Al for policies to prevent Rockefeller policies oa Inter­ war, nine per cent of those national cooperation. responding In the survey The policy for a more wholthink th* United States should ly self-sufficient America, not Join any more internation­ with less dependence on for­ al alliances. And seven per eign alliances, which is be­ cent think the U. S. should ing espoused by many to the get out to the alliances It to supporters to Sen. Goldwater no* tn. would seem to have the back­ But 21 per cent think the ing of that third of the popu­ United States ihould continue lation which tha Atlantic to work with tho United Na­ Council poll finds believing tions; 35 per rent think tho World War HI to Inevitable. n o u ite in g CASH AN D CARRY THE SAME COMPANY POLICIES OF GOOD SERVICE AND QUALITY MATERIALS WILL CONTINUE. GATOR LUMBER & HARDWARE smoked again and, aa far as 1 know, sb* waver fainted again alther. Now any method th at works must bo considered success­ ful, but It SMma te me that Mrs. Nsubsrgtr did it tbs herd way. A cut on the head probably la a higher price than most smokers would bo willing te pay. And flinging • pack to cig­ arettes across tho room will not by Its*If do tho trick. Smokers who havo tried that bsv* told ms they started smoking again ss soon as they tidied up the place. Perhape ray own caso his­ tory can serve ss a guide for anyon* who might bo sooklng an easier syitera. I first made up my mind to quit smoking In 1542 when 1 was a private In the Army. My resolution stemmed from a distaste for picking up butts along tho company street. Shortly after that, however, I was sent oversea* where ab­ stinence wa* made more dif­ ficult by th* faet Gla could buy cigarette* for a nickel a pack. At tho»« prices, a person cannot afford not to smoko. For a liras after the war, certain brands were in short supply and smoksra were clamoring to get them. This aroused my competitive In- ADDING MACHINE BARGAIN New. R. C. AH** Manual Machine* 7-cols mn. sub­ traction, )amp total, run­ ning total uiadow, auto­ matic clearance. A Good, Strong Durable Machine that will teat fee years. Formerly 0171. Now 9125 and Tax. Teresa sad trade- HAYNES OFFICE MACHINE CO. I t I Magnolia A?*- Saafard Open Evenings ATm Cm "W* Or Tm Vhl” lw ft* farm to sorry batter abode, finance farm machinery or for a * * * f ***• dow n, young people leave fee fTwtnor pastures. 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M. 1W8 — Par* T (D saA Qbby l B y A b ig a il V a n Buvan __ d e a r ew*Yv i_ wldower 14 months ago, and such a thing a t not having a ha aaaaad stacan whan ha “heed’* for flgurasf Our told ma ha would marry me aa soaa aa ha uavrikd hli eon made "A’s" and “»'s" wlfe'a monument. The un­ In everything but math, aad veiling took place last July, be got a "D" in th a t Do aad now hia eicuaa la that you think he should be punha doesn't IbJak ha should lahed for this? DAD m arry uatll hi* daughter Is married. (She Is an and as DEAR DAD: When one yat Isn’t avtn going with doesn't have a "head** for anybody.) He has also said aomething, but tppUea hia In a kidding way that may* tall (to the chair) a id da* votes enough time to study* he I am too old (or him (I am W). He doesn't take out lag, he usually doee welt anyooa but me, and Is very enough. Ask your eon's good to me. He's bought me math teacher If your son 1* some nice gilts, and his working up to bis capacity. family seems to like me. U he U, don't punish him. • • • Should I continue teeing DEAR ABBY: I should him, or should 1 tall him to leave me alone and find a like to comment on the let­ younger woman? ter you printed from a bride-to-be who wanted the NERDS ADVICE DEAR NEEDS: Gbe him popular song, "What Rlad a deadline. If ha doam’t of fool Am 1?" stmg at her come up with a wedding wedding. In IBM I belonged ring by Christmas, you'll to St. Agatha's ehoir. Our director was an organist, know there ain't aa hints a young priest fyuuAy On fijudep rJ.wsL P"s:d*r .(.**»*•-during . the Holy H us. Among hia faTorttei wero ''Deep Pur­ ple," "Bel Iflr lis t Du Schoen." and, of aD things, ‘•Heaven Can Wait"! ra* ther slowed down the tem­ po appropriately, but the tunes were reeegaimbte and the effeet waa beauti­ ful. ALVINA IN ST. LOU« • • • CONFIDENTIAL TO "UNCLE MILTY": ft wasn't the apple la the Garden of Eden that start­ ed all the trouble. It waa that pair on the ground I • • • What's on your mind? 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He ton F reetoeder character, •knot fast what’s d a R rt gains renown ns a pay- about a circus, Mias Foeh rltnlftriat o f *«r»*Jrt_hobw„rir- haa « fin# time for herself alas. Guest George oobel agonising her wiy through plays a disreputable psycholo­ this soap opera. gist, who realties he no longer UMIp . m. CBS. The Garry i the field to himself and Moore Show. Rotemary Cloo­ dnetdei to make Freddie • ney and comic Bill Cosby partner. Gobel has some fun­ headline tonight’s show with ny momenta, as does Rod, Rosemary singing n medley » ahlaae better later on of her favorite songs and with a pantomime as a gold- ducting with regular Doro­ digging gigolo. In a singing thy Loudon to "The Power of ■pot, newcomer Vi Velasco Love," and Bill doing n sixmakes up with spirited show- minute routine on TV com­ •atop w hit she lacks ta mercials. Garry aad Durward Rill vocal quality. do another "BuntleyHlnUey" M il* p. ra. CBS. Petticoat report concerning Die end of Junction. The biggest laughs the world, and a sketch show­ hi this ons aren't provoked ing how n big department by tha regular atari, but by •tore "corrects" a simple the return ef Charles la hia th a t wonderful year rata ef tha exasperated and is 19M, and the songs in this eiaeptradag railroad execu­ segment ere truly wonderful. tive whn wants to see the HM1 p. m. NBC. The Andy Hootervllle Cannonball demo­ Williams Show, (color) Unless lished. Very funny as ha you're an avid Lawrence cornea on to first convince Welk fan, this Isn't one ef Kate (Bea Benaderet) that Andy's beat shows, particular­ he's the nicest and most con­ ly since in opening golf siderate of men and then ex­ sketch is more talky than plode* into n raging litta comical end Andy'* tang sel­ thirsting h r blood. Funny ections are rather uninspired. •eene where Kate M et to Best spot is where Welk give* By Ja la Bartas makn the dilapidated train accordion hacking to Andy The Rolling Hills Country look modern with a fast and (he O*mond Brother* as Club Women's Golf Associa­ spruclng-up of the relic. they sing "Sweet aad Low." tion was boat last Thursday 9:10 p. in. ABC. Greatast Otherwise, it's a raucous to ataoelattoos from the Rock Show on Earth. "Leaves In Ledge Country Club and the Wind" if it Isn't a work­ show In (he mini* depart­ Land O'Lekes Country Clnb. ing aartalist or a maimed or ment. Phil Harris is on hand to chatter and duet with An­ Approximately 4B w o m a n injured aeriallst, it's a form­ dy and offer* "Soiuh Ranigolfers teed off at 9:30 a. m. er aerialist. In this week’s part Street Parade" for Us la a tour ball, best ball tour ■rose visited to the circus, solo. namaat. Nina Foeh la the gueet star. Wtanera wore Velma Burt- She plays a dying aerialist TV RENTAL lek, Rock Lodge; Maggie and gets n chance to fulfill • Sales • S ervlet Burns, Rolling Hills: Jaoe every young actress' dream. Dairympie, Land O’ Lakes (No, not play Hamlet— that's Seminole TV d Lmiei Gray, Belli F A 4-4IH n nomedian'a dreem.) She Zonlth Color TV Solos Hills, score M. plays an old lady. So, even N H Roaforf A t s . Taking second place were though you may still wonder Helen Bauer, Rock Ledge; Mary Cox, Roiling HUla; Rose Mathews, Rolling 11111a and Martha Mercer, Roek Ledge, score 02. Third place winner* were Cel* Glatser, Rock I-edge IN A D U LL, LOW-PAYING, NO-FUTURE JOB? Lucia Ilartog, Rock Ledge Miry Daugherty, Land O' Lake* and Rhoda Trovllllan, Rolling Hills, score <3. 4 Visitors were served cof­ i 4> 4 , „ + fee and doughnuts upon ar ) rival and a smorgasbord iun ! cheon following tbt touraa meat. Y O U HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY ?:IM % a . NBC. Mr. Me* vak. "Pay The Two DeOara" Just la ease you mUaod this story's blood oni'uitr osTTlr. Kildare, U has Novak involv­ ed ia an aeddant In wMeh ana at hia studanta la tajuied. No­ vak (aa waa KOdnre) la sued for damagaa (malpractice) and lhare'a a chance la hear about haw vulnerable tbs posi­ tion of the masher (doctor) la contemporary society. MacDonald Catty plays an Irate parent aad the entire show (a overwritten and over* acted. • p. m. CBS. The Red Skelton Hour. Best laughs In thin ana are In Skelton's open­ ing monologue and In the first pact of Ms mala sketch, afmr Mat the show runs out of laughing (is. In Ms Fred* For Abby's booklet, "How To Hava A Lovely Wed­ ding." send SO cents to Abby, Bos IMS, Beverly Hllll, Calif. Whoa experts get together AJSI for a bridge game there are V4S likely to be Just about as e AKQM many mistakes as among or­ «Q J( dinary players, but the mis­ takes ere very likely to be of A K tl 4 Y II _____ WFIOf twl rl l l a different type. 4 J U I I WOT Thus, in the ordinary bridge 4»ll * ATII1 game South would lose to the SOUTH (D) ace of clubs; get over to dummy; lead a spade and tiS iV wind up making a slightly Kl lucky slam contract. No When near expert South Nwf played against expert East A* 1W the slam was detested. East won the first trick 4 NT. SS with the ace of clubs end • 4 South dropped the king so as to develop extra entries to I lag In practice, dummy. That really didn't East led back a club end matter; South was Just keep-1 South was In dummy. He led (he six of spades and East played the king. So ter aD plays had been made quick iy, but now there was an ap­ preciable cause for study. Finally Sooth came It the conclusion that East's king of spades had been a single ton. He U-d the four of spadee toward dummy and put in the nine spot whereupon East made hia 10. Why did I call South a near expert. It wisa't because he fell for East's play but rath­ er because South's lead ef the six of spades was wrong. He should have led the Jack Rom the dummy with the lnten tlon of finessing against the 10 later on if East covered with the king. By Ruth M illett 11 a. m.: It’s such a nice day you're tempted to put off the Ironing and work lo the gardening Instead. Noth log doing. You don't chouse what work you'U do in aa of­ fice—you do what ta there to be done, so back to the iron log board. Noon: You've got an hour to spend—but if you've any errs mis that need to bo run —you'd better do them now That's when working women do their shopping and errand running—on their lunch hour 1 p. m.: The telephone rings. A friend wants you to make a fourth h r bridge. Da rline. Who ever heard of working woman p l a y i n g bridge in the afternoon? I p. m.: You think H would bo nleo to take a short a lp before the children get home from school. Forget It—that' entirely out of the question. 3:30 p. m.! The children rush in from school yelling "Mom" the minut* they come through the door. As you lis­ ten to their excited accounts of the day’s happenings—Juat remember that If you bed Job you wouldn't be there to great them when they e a s e bursting through the door. 9 p. m.: The experiment Is oyer and you ein do as you please'.""’"....... When your husband gets home and asks, in ths way of husbands, "Wall, what have you been doing today?" why not tell him you’ve been figuring out whether or not it would be more fun to be a working woman than a fulltima housekeeper and you've decided you like the Job you have. Loyola Top Cage Team carload faso Os i f vrrr Progress Edition To Your Friends Mailed Anywhere In The U. S. 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Rolling Hills Women Host Toumomenl Io ■In i TIM At IM — Alas First llall Uu**l* •4 Os 0)» s < *fea«. -SO.ooa Lsaasrt lsO*r Ths »*s" — rs(a* “AS Lhs. sf Trsahls________ Calas________ T V T im t Previews �t Fair Steal W igs 'S un Spots'T hat Foul Up Radio To Pay Wedding Can Do Same Thing To Humans SIDE GLANCES Of AC, s WANT A WK3MOTON SO THAT'S • ' V. 1 embMLwrawuwp “Ralph la going Inis mafisgsfmnl m mm m to «m "fkMsomttfiIngk* mwiagst** D^A 0W i0067 WMArSTHAT in r v i/v M i vA t d l > TIZZY L SAW 75?SOOMDS FAi*. EMOLHSW* WHAT P E S K A C E THB MATH Robert 0. Decker *Mi Charles if. Bachman of the State Uni­ versity of New York and Sy­ racuse (N Y ) University have been fascinated for some time by the possibility that magaetfc storms can do no less to the interior communica­ tions of the human nervous system. The idea was not s new one. But no one has been able to give it scientifically accept­ able substance. They under­ took doing that by comparing a statistically measurable hu­ man phenomenon with a sta­ tistically measurable pheno­ menon of the earth’s magnetic field. Their human phenomenon was the varying daily admis­ sion rates for seven central New York state psychiatric hospitals over a four-year pe­ riod. Their magnetic pheno­ menon were dally variations in the intensity of the earth’s magnetic field over the same four years. These phenomena were translated into mathematical conceptions which made them comparable on a statistical bills, and the comparison re­ velled a high order of sta­ tistical significance. That Is, the greater the in­ tensity of the earth’s mag­ netic field due to "sun spots’* and other natural interference coming out of the cosmos, the higher the rite of psychiatric hospital admissions—as mathmsticaily correlated. IT H E M SOME PLACE- W A S„ s ------------< . FAPMS.SUL? fir Kate Osan» Z Z T Y0 u2 - t « T , - imp r a t l n msttlve statistics bow rapport the ides that " n il spots’’ which periodical­ ly meat up the bcharior of radio* can alio m en up the behavior of human being*. T ie Idea li not nearly at far-fetched as it may sound. To appreciate its worth you have to realist that all crea­ tures with central nervous systems operate on aelf-|enerated electricity. It flows Lb direct currents, carrytnf nerve i a p u 1 a e a. These power the built-in com­ munications which permit people and other organisms to control themselves. Transmitting and receiving radios a n similarly powered. Their Impulsci travel through the earth’s magnetic field, and so do those of creatures. They have to—Urn creature* exist within the field. Now, tho esrth’s magnetic field is. generally speaking, smooth-flawing. The smoother its flow the better are radio comm uni cations. But there are continual variations which coincide with day becoming night nnd vice versa. These are relatively minor, however. What really -kicks up storms in tho earth’s magaatic field are the cycling magnetic disturbances on the sun which result in “sun spots." While these magnetic storms rage, radio communi­ cations are at their worst. Dra. Howard Friedman, OUR BOARDING HOUSE > WHAT V EUREKAfMVMMMApWrm tfcDHoJ THE EOM. AND HAMBURG' cam veup<sua&that U EXPECT f CR HAGREMINOEOME * ICAMDCR/HUS GROWNUPS i OP AW GREATEST RECIPE, JUST STANCSN' . THERE. LOOKING IARE SO MIKED/ •SOURDOUGH -STEW*/ UPTWEYEAT < PURELY EVEN MAKXHA 1 AT TH BROKEN [SPINACH AND U WOULD LET MS HAVE TUB C M S, AND NOT, TKYWsflDFlND 'STUFF LIKE THAT WEEKS LEFTCNEK*-—— WHEN NOBODY'S AMO THAT'S ALLT WOULD. U5 AW EVEN MAKINV NEED to c r e a t e , a < THING? fens THEM .'>1 MASTERPIECE )( FCWTMC-s^ COOKlMG . COMTt-sr^, nSTCIOTICALiy 9PB4KIN0, WIO-SCU LEND ME A DlWC^ f AEEf/TVttJraOLO IDBEANAMSICANf NCeoCVTHCDWSA dLCW OEVeTVte WAV FCBDOie CCC-i. H -2i awsNMLta. m b* vl ae ta ■= d ev lca y o u o a n h a v e i t m o n e y P C A R N IV A L By D ick T u r n e r Destructive fires took a toQ of ll.no lives in the U. 5. during 1M3. Legal Notice sr.wrvoLK r o r m in v iv n covsutssioe Vmlft wf PaMte Hearing Notice l« he reby given. t h a t a f t e r cu.i 'dcrnllon. the Semi­ nole Coun..‘ Zoning Cominli. • Ion will b o l l i tiuMIr he aring to determ ine lha feaithlllty recom mending to tliS C cird ef County Commlesloiteri that t h e following deecrlbed pro. p e r ty pre -e n tly to ned .V-l 4 It-t.% Single Family Residential be to n ed r - J Commercial: s s of fllV'a of X K 'i. leaa TV lev of X 104* e f a 140.OS’ l e c tlo a lo-ii -rs. public hairing trill be bald In the Seminole County Court Itouee, County Cummlatlontre Room. Sanford, Fla. TVtdnaaday, December 11. 1011 at <:SV P. M. or as soon thereafter aa poealhle. Seminole County Boalng Commlailoa Ry Robert I. Brown Bern. County Zoning Dir­ ector Publleh See. Sd a Dec. I, lftt. CDO-SI ■v t h h rim er tt r o c i r r OP THK SIXTH J T D i r t A L C t R . Cl IT. IV VVD FOR IKVII. so t.R r n v s T T . p m ir id s . ftiv s c K R T vo. nsaa FKDKRAI. XATIOXAI. MORTt, AO K VBbOClATlOX. a onrporatloa, P la ln tlft cari , p xicnouaoy, jr . D u m a p. m c h o l s o x . an* f>a f e n d a a ta v i m t K o f s t r r tv v e o n T ii v t .u r o s m . o » t s n TOl L'AItU D. MCilUUiUN, JR.. Realdtnea Unknown DORIS P. XICIIOUSOR, ttraldenre tTnknown Tou, Defendant*, a re hereb r nnllftrd th at a I'umptalnl to foreclnaa a certain m orts a g a on tha followlns deacrlb•d property, altuate. lying and balng la Seminole County, Florida, to-w lt: Lot JJ. OOLP1* HAXVVR, 1ST A D D IT10X . a c c o rd in g to the ptal thereof, record, ed In r i a l Honk IS at page II of the Public Re­ cord* of Semlnola County, I’ll a l w a y s th in k t h a t th n m o s t a f f ic l a n t la b o r - a a x in g ► w e t& L a o N B BUJONeX5TH0 * RXXSZNA710N6. CHICAGO (UPt) - Frank VercUio and Ana Farrell may h a rt to postpone their wed­ ding Katnrdsy. Police scheduled a hearing for them Thursday on charg­ es of theft after Vertillo sold a Sion wig to a ferns!* police investigator. Authorities said wigs were stolen from the Victory Beau­ ty Supply Company by Miss Farrell, an employe of the firm. Police said she told them she needed money to fi­ nance her marriage to Vercillo. -4W,< Florida. 2* Including: H e ate r — Surface Unit — (it en h a i been filed agalnat you In the 'above etyled suit and you are rrn u lcrd to serve a ropy nf y o u r Answer or Pleading to the Complaint on Pla in­ t i f f s a ttornay, JO SEPH M. — TJEPtNtTELV l^ S 6 1ICRA.VKO. P O. Boa US. 0W f4gE C lP S - Fern Parh. Florida, and fits lha origin al Anawar n r PtaadIng In lha office nf lha Clerk of the Circuit Court on or be. fore th* t : t h day of Deeamber, 1943. I f you fall to do so. a MARTHA,MV PET,LOOK ON decrea pro confaaao will be 1 taken a galnat you for the r e ­ HMPHf I MifiWT HAVE KNOWN YX> t h is t e m po r a r y g e t BACK AS AN INVESTMENT; lief de manded In tho Com­ COULDN'T BRING BACK MY plaint. purely THRU chance n g r o c e r i e s Without d r o p p in g WITXKSS m r hand and n f. REMINDED ME OF MY THEM/ X GUPPO&6 X 6W0ULO flclal seal of offlca a t Sanfont, io m g - for &otte N R e c ip e MAKE YOU PAY FOR THE E6of> bemlnola County, this I t h day YOU BROKE.BUT THAT WOOLO FOR SOURDOUGH STEW'/ of November, 1941. (SEAL) BE HARDER TO OO , AFTER I WIN THE COOK­ A r t h u r H Beckwltk. J% THAN GETTING. *- ING CONTEST,I’LL REPAY NCU TWICE OVER FORj t C lark of Circuit Court ___ | A BUG SCHEDULE Tty: M a rtha T, Vlhlan V . Ff’O M A TAvtl . ^TH E EGtoS* ---------- iTw D C. \ ^ D K iyC K /J JD SUPtl m . m l r a s k o A ttorney at Lew Ml OUR WILL. ER.UH. ... I SORIA HAD TO ' FIGHT TAMO OR GET My BLOCK KMOCXKP OFF,.. VSEE THAT, I s concHA? L s BOARDING HOUSE P. O. H o t 331 Fern P a rk . Florida P u h ll.h Nov. 13, 19, II. * D e e 1. 1941. cD o-to <*U>T r.* J COULD FULLVa*MT».,I CAMHAFPLV Y HHY, ML THAT JO* *V I CLOCKED m m h f ip x LIMNS Her CAN LBARM TO CARRY 300 FOUND*. CAMBL LIKE, BJ OMB ♦- iv c H t v c R n r vo. is ia r c iiA R L rjt it jo i ix s o x . a n . P W A T P O fflr \ P YOU C/WPROPUPTR TAKB TMf CAKIl lAXlf, OUTNCI..TLL UP and .VNMK K JOHNSON, hid w He, Plalatlffe TOIB* NOJACK / ---- Tf—^n iT FOK YC YOU WITH K THAT! J V*J TH* CAClV IV T H K CIRCUIT COL RT OP THK VIVTH J I D I C I A L C1R. C U T . IV AVD FOR SRVtf. MILK r n r V T t , FLORIDA, ---- on a n t • “Oh, o h ! H looks Hko w o ’r o s tu c k fs i anothar aatsioov ----------------------inf Ikimo mdvi'oii K|lS OWN _ Bo o s t e r - Oat* "l k-.i' V \ Animals Philosophy Acnosa t A tlgar la I big a Uollra 7 Worm S Narrow wart SAKUudaa iab) lOMaanlina you migjBd ' im , llPutm a IITroptcal pie* LMJCHE.MU DlCfrr a ICAO'EM. A II Kiln IdRuUritf IIH iU i J J J il IMMUiM Five eec thdsl 6£NWA*.„ adfktal* B ill I] Awry t. so w M tJr a n d MILDRED M BOWMAK. hla wife, and BRUCE H. OEM- ---- --------------------------- D afendante AHHVIIKIt V t m t R OF B t I T IV FO RK. I I . 0*1 HR OF AORKKWR.VT FOR I I F t t n TO, GRANT I . BOWMAN a n t MILDIIED M. BOWMAN, hla wife. l i n t Mnraon Straat, Charlo tte. North Carolina IIULCE li. IIEMMELU Raildenca Unknow n Ton, D efendante a r e he re ­ by notified Ih sl a com plaint It. foreclose an Agreement for heed on lha following dee­ crlbed property, to-wlt: T he North One-half nf VVset U feat of Lot II, Block I. WEST WILDMERE. according In th e p l a t thereof a t recorded In Plat Book 3. page II, nf tha Public Records of Seminole County. Flwrlda; has heen filed agalnat you In tha above styled s u it and you a r e required to t e r r a e copy of your Answer or plead­ ing to Ihe Complaint on Plain. • Iff*’ attorney, JOSEPH M. MCRASKO, I*, a Boa t j i , Fern Park, Semtn.de County, Florida, and file the original Anewar or pleading in the of. (tea of tha Clark af lha Ctrr u t t Court on or kafore th e 11th day of December, t i l l . If you fall to do *o. a decree pro confeeeo will be l ik e n agalnat you (or th* relief d*. mended In the Complaint. WITNESS my hand and of­ ficial seal or offlca at Sanford, ham lnolt County, Florida, this I t h day of November, t i l l . (SCAD Bsiiy ISea MrS I tile d A r t h u r It Beckwith, J r , n a r k . Circuit Court Semlnola County. Florida By; M artha T. Vlhlaa Deputy Clerk Joaep XI. Muraake p o . Hot ::s F e rn Park. Fla. P u h h . k Noe. 11 , i t , M, * Daw CPO-44 / �A ■* Plan Your Profits-Put H erald Classified W ant-Ads To Work For Y ou -D ial FA 2-5612 1. 2. 8. 4. 5. 6. Lott 4 FranS Notlcaa - PtrsonaU Education - Inotruction SW EETIE FIE Traniportatioa Food For R n t RENT A BCD By N adine Seltzer R olinw ay, Hospital * JO H N E. F O X B ab y REALTOR By Day, Week, or Moatk pa. pa w ist us v . nt at CARIOLL'8 FURNITURE Haiel Porter Beauty Shop Cold Wore IS.00 complete 6A Spodnl Notlcaa O ffice 204 W. First Legal Notice is m e sm e rrr c o n s r o r TWW B i n s JUDICIAL O B . c t r r iw a i d ro w s e n t. SOLS COrWTT. FLWIUDA. c n a i c b s t we. tinea OVERSTHXST LAND COMj »ANT. a Florida eorporellen, a a e MARGARET P. ANDES* SON and LIONEL C. ANDER­ SON. her ha (band, TNDA p. Legal Notice XUBSXLL HAGER a n * wr. s . HAUER. he r hueb a n d : a t al, an* a n y an* alt pe rso n * h a v la o o r ela lm las •nr I n ta r a a t In tk* herein <••crlbe d prope rty local#* la Bamlnol* County Florida. D«f#n4aa(a women o r n vtr VMM PTATW FLORIDA TOi INDA B. RUSaCLL HAGER a n * W.n. HAUER, bar huab a a * at 1411 O r i r n t b A t *. nua, Owensboro. K.ntuckjr; W. W . HUNT, and — HUNT. HI* wlfa, It living, a n d I f <aad. t b e s n k n e w s hair*. **Tla«#a. lagataa*. grant* **, Iruita#*, b*n#(tc la ria s, apeuiea. creditor*, lie n o rs, euceeaeor* e r «thar« e la l m l n o latoroat by, throufh. und#r. tar ar a f a l n a t tb* >*)• W. W. H unt and — H u a t. bl* w ltai JA M E S A. HUNT aa< — HUNT, hi* wlfa. It llvln*. and It d#ad. tha unknowa h a I r a, davlsaaa. lacataaa, grant***, trust**!. banaflcla rie s, apouaaa. cradltera. Honor*. auccaaaon or olhara c l i t m U i Intaraat b r. th ro u sh . u adar, ter er a s a I a a t tha aald Jam** A. Huat and ----Hi:NT. hi* wtt*t MART 9 J'LOTD, and ------ FLOTD, bar huabaid, It lie. I n s . a n d If deed. tha u n ­ k n o w n hair*. doTltaaa, la*«taaa. grants**, truataat, ban*, llclarl#*, luauata, cradltura, Il-nnr*, auccaaaora or othara c la im in g Intaraat br, t h r o u g h , undar for o r against “ Kluyd and I h s said Mary B. ------Floyd, h sr husband: -----HARRIS, wlfa o r widow of Jo a sp h D. Harris, If living, a n d if dsad, th a unknown h a ir ,. davla tst, legate--, B rantaas. trusts#*, banaflrlarta* . apouaaa. cred itor* . Ilanora, aucoaa-ura or othara c la im in g In t a r s , l by. th r o u g h . undar, for er a g a i n s t th* aald ------ HA R­ RIS, wit* or widow of Jo a * p h D. H a rris: FLORIDA F. HAMMOND and -----II A M M O N D, h s r hu.band. If l i v i n g , unknown *n,l If daad. th a bain , davlaaaa, In the aantlnol* C ounty C oart Houaa, C ounty Cammlaoloaoro Roost. Sanford, Fla. Wodnoeday. D*o*sibor n . t i l l a t T:CS P. M or ao aoen t x a r a a f t e r aa poMibla. Sonalnola County Comrataalon Sonia# By R o b o r t B. Brown atm inolo Co. Z oaleg Dir* «stor Publish Not . te * Da*. I. tt** CDO-II 7. Butina** Rentals t. Batch Rentals 9. For Sala or Rant 10. Wanted to Rant 11. Rail Estate Wanted 18. Real Estate For 8ak 18. Martcsce Loans 14. Insurance 18. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted IT. Male Help Wanted sndast US now. All types II. Help Wanted n e e d e d — furnished o r un19. Situations Wanted fu rn ish e d , m w o r o ld . 90. Babysitters SOUTHWARD 81. Beauty Salons _ Inm tm ont A Realty 88. Build. Faint - Rspnb US N. Park Avo. 323*172 88. BuUdlnf Mstsrisls 24. Electrics! Sorricss Needed At Once 28. Plumbinz Scrricns We nosd tea (10) nice hornet, 26. Radio 4 Television fornltoed or unfurnished. 27. Spsdsl Ssrrlees Immediately! Wo have tbe 88. Laundry Sorvics elienti! If you have a S, I, 89. Automobile Berries or 4 bedroom homo for S9A. Auto Accossoriss root or lease, call 80. Machinery . Tools 81. Poultry - Liv* stock 81A. Pats Stenttrom Realty 82. Flowers - Shruba 11! N. Park Ava. 122 2420 33. FumJturs 34. Articles Tor Sals 84*A Swsp or Exchug* VACUUM CLEANER, rape In, P U R N 1 B H E D Apartmeat. 36. Article* Wanted A. WILLIAMS 84. Automobiles - Trucks parts, supplies hr Electro- Class sad eloee is. Jlmmto ROBERTRealtor J. 1. KItJLAK MORTGAGE CORPORATION O r FLORIDA, a Florida Corporation. W ITNESS u y „f the »*l*l Ccurl *1 t f - e i l n a l s C e u n 'r - ) '1‘ l i s t d t y c l October, (SCAD A rthur H. U-c* Legal Notice F l a ta t lt f . EDWIN WIOimiAN and LORRAINE WIOHTMAN, bl* wlfa, O efendeatsRnTicrn to D ira s D TOi E D W IN WIOHTMAN and I-ORRAINE WIOHTMAN. h is w lf a Haeldanc* Unknown TOU A R E H E R E B Y NOTI­ F I E D t h a t a suit to foracloa# a M a r t i a l * ba a b**n tiled » a » in a t y o u la th « abev* Court by t h a abov* namad P la in tiff. T h a p ro p a rty a o u i h t tu ba foreclosed In a* follows: I-of 79. LONGDALH SUB. DIVISION, a c c ording la Plat t h e re o f a* recorded In P l a t Book II. P a g * II. a r tha P u b lla Keeords of BemlnoU County. Florida. TOU A R E RE Q U IRE D to file y o u r A naw ar w ith tha Clerk of t h e Court and to •erva a c o p y upon the P la in, tiffs' A lla r n s y e , F R E E D 4 NATIIANHOM, I t * South W ashIngton Avenue. Titusville, Florida, n o t l a t i r t h i n Daa> ember i t h . t i l l . If you fall to do so, a dacraa pro eonfaaao will bo ente red against you for t h e r a tla t demanded In tha Com ptntnt. W lT N E gg m y h a n d and seal of said C o u r t St .Seminole County, th in 10tk day of Oat- m w c ib c u it covet, NINTH j t n i r t « i . r i w c r r r o r FLORID* IN *ND F O R SF.WI. NOLK COCNTV. CHANCBET n o , imae in NOTICE IN TUB MATTER O F T U B ADOPTION HY TKRKNCK F. m :ii> t:N iti:iiaii. *!>|if*th*r, - t WILLI )M KENNETH THOMPHON, III and ItlCIIARD E R n i E THOMPSONi. minor*. TOI WILLIAM K 1 E NN ETH THOMPSON,r, j r .. WHOS E RESIDENCE AND ADDRESS A R E UN­ KNOWN i Ton «r« h-raby n»(KI»1 t h a t g Petition h a s baan fit** In th* abov# alyls* <-au*« by TERENCE F. H E ID E N ItEIC H . far tha adoption of William K r n n i t h TUoinpa,,n. III. ami Richard Erbl* Thntn piou. m in ­ ors. by tha P a tltlonar, and you sr a hsrtliy r a q u lr a d to aarva a enpy of y o u r Anawsr nr ob jsr'lan s la sh o w eauaa why said Pstltloa should not bo granted, on th# A tto rn ey for petitioner, Ca rroll B urks. Sulla SIS Sanfurd A tlan tic N a­ tional Hank Building. Hanford. Florida, and fils th a o rigina l In tha office of th e C lerk of the c irc u it Court a n or brfnro lha JJth day of December, I l l s , and licrcln fall net o r a Sacra# pro esnfaato will ba e ntered a * a l n ,t you. WITNEKS my h a n d and tha seal of >*11 Court In Sanford. Florida, this Sind d a y of November, A. p. tSSt. (SEAL) F R E E D a n d NATHANiO.V A rthur H Bach with, Jr., 119 South W a s h in g t o n Ava. Clark of c ir c u it Court T itusville. Flo. By: Sandra S. Johnson, Publish Nov. I, t t , I t , 11, 111! Deputy Clark CDO-I Carroll Rurb* Allurnay al U » . tk D rs w sr I anfard. FlartS* Attorney far F a tlllo n sr Publish Nov IS * Dec. s. IS, IT. I»ll. Jla nim und and ------ Ham* mond. bar husband: and any a n d all othara havin g or c la im in g any Interest In tha f o llo w in g described property lo c a te d In Semlnolt County, F lo rid a , to-wlt: TRACT ONE B e gin at tha Southwest c o r n e r of tha N E 'i of Sec­ tion >. Township 11 South. R a n g e I f Cast, run thenca F a s t 3*7 fast. North SSJ.I1 foot. W est I t 7 feat. South SSI.tl feat, to Point of Be­ g i n n in g : a t e a p t right-ofw a y of S tate Hoad Ns. SSL TRACT TWO T h e North IIS t feet of th* X K ' i of 8 W U of NEU of Section | , Township | ( South. Bangs I I E sall ISc a p t right-of-w a y of H a t s R oad No. ( | | . T R IC T TMMRB All th at pan of th* So u th IIT f a s t a l IM « ( i * of tho U K a I laoiion I I . Tnwnahln II South, Rango :» Cast, lylag Weal <vf th# rlflhl-ofhas b a ss (lie* a g a i n s t you la \ u y Una ot tftata Ninth J u d i c ia l Circuit of F l o r ­ ida la a n d f a r l e m i a e l# Ceunty. t lends, and ye* ere V K V -f" " -T - i:'.* .' a nd r e q u ir e * te (lie your writ• an A nsw e r e r Sarensee te ilia C u m p ls ln t (Had herein a g ain st you In th* ebev* *ntlll*d c an e* In th* o f t la * of |h* C l tr k of th* Clruult Court In and f a r naiulnola County. a p r o c a s d l n g l a q u i a l till* a n u Fieri**, a t hi* of flea In th* Court II-,ua* In *an(ord. ttemlfor other r* l|* f h a s bean b r o u g h t In t h a C l r a u l l C o u r t no li Cuunly, FUirtd*. on or f » r Uanilnul* C o u n ty , F lo rid a, bsfa r* tha ISlh day of Dec. a g a i n s t *11 p e r s o n a c l a i m i n g ember, n u ll; and t o serve a a n y » i a l a . r i g h t , title o r In- a„py of auoh nnaw ar or da* upon Toni Wateon. t a r a a t In. o r lien upon, th * fanaaa A tto rn ey herein, a b o v e daecrtb ad r e a l p r o p e rt y , I'latnllff'a wboea addreae la t ; e .V . Mag­ s i t u a t e In d am ln o le C ounty, nolia, 1-A. Orlanilo, Florida, F l o r i d a , and y o u a r s h ereb y r e q u i r e d to tile w i t h the C la r k on or be fore >ald date. If you o f t h e ab o v e d es crib ed C ir c u it fall to d o no, a Decree I’ro will ba entered C o u r t In a n d f o r hentlno!* Confaeaii C o u n t y y o u r w r i t ten a p p e a r - a g a i n s t you for the relief de­ s l i c e i p e r , an a lly , o r by a t ­ m anded In th* Coniblslnt. YOU ARK F U R T H E R NOTI­ t o r n e y ! In l a i d pro ceed in g , ou o r b e f o r e lb* 1th day of D*o- F IE D t h a t th e n a tu r e of **I4 * m li« r, 1>S3. a n d t h e r e a f t e r ■Ult la a s u i t f o r d lv o ra* a t o f ile eervlc* oil ttui a t t o r ­ vinculo me tr I nion II from lb* n ey * f o r t h e r i a l n i l f f a IIAK- D e f e n d a n t , and f o r th * t e m ­ NR. HAKKR A It MIT 11, «1 p o r a r y a n d p a r i u a h e i i t c ar* K a e t F in * d i r e s t , I', u. Dos a n d e u a l o d y nf th* m inor c h ild No l i l t , tyrlando, F lo rid a, a n d f ile w i t h r aid a t t o r n e y * for t u * P l a i n t i f f s e n d wt'.b th * Claris o f Ik e t ' e t . G a t'd C o u r t ) - i a r w r i t t e n d a f tn e ss , o r a n s w e r , tf a n y , to tb * C o m ­ p l a i n t a t t h e ti m e s p rescrib ed by l a w , t h e r s l n s e t t i n g up l b s e s ta te , rig h t, till* or Interest In. o r l ie s upon, tb* ab o v e d e s e r l b a d p r o p e r t y c l s l m a l by y o u . H e r e i n fail not. >-r J u d g ­ m e n t w ill l-e e n t e r e d a g a i n s t lux, Kirby, Hoover, Alp Way, Rex-Air etc. Free pickup. Naw and Uaod cleaner* sold. FA 2-2223. M U 'H \ K t . GRA M HT AD Tli* n u n , of th* Court In which th la suit baa been In­ s t itu te d l* i.-lreult C o u rt of th* N inth Judic ia l Circuit, Aenilnole County, Florida, and th* a b b r e v ia te d t i l l , of th!* ra uee I, VIRGINIA GRAMSTAG l - L l u t lf f . v t LDMAIt Gil A Mi* TAD. Dafao4e.it, C han, cary No. l |,« 4 . WITNn.ua MV HAND AND T H E O F F IC IA L 8 VIAL o f nald Court In Henilhol* County, F lo rl-u . t h i s I t h day of Nova m be r a . l>. m i . (•U AL) A r t h u r If Baokwllh, J r . C lark of th* Circuit Court Uy: M a r th a T. Vthi-u Turn )V alao :t, A t i u . u a / f-r P la in tiff US N. Maaivoll*. 1-A Orlando, Flo rid a Publish N«V. II, )». J« A D*c. r COO-41 Legal Notice lie T U B COUNTV JUDGE'S COURT, S H W IN ain COUNTY, FL O R ID A. NO. B U IN R E I K ITA TU OF LEO ■- MUST ED. Legal Notice Dsceaaed. CITATION T E N BTATR O F FLOE IDA, TO ALL FERSONS HAVING CLAIM* AGAINST OR IN . T r .R F .v r a i n s .a i u r . n r v n : ANII ALL O THER FEHStlN* CUNCKRNIlUl You ar* h ,r* b y notified that a I'a tlilon h a t bean filed in sold C ourt p r a ying (or an Or­ der d e te r m in in g benellflarle, and an Order ror a d m in istra ­ tion unnneasaary, and you are lit r r h y raqulrad to Ilia your w r itte n dafanaaa th ere to w i t h ­ in forty (IS) *sy a a lta r tha flrat public ation or pasting hereof, Should you fall t h e r e ­ in, decree will ba entered In due o o u rio upon cat* p-llllon,. WITNESS my hand and lha •aal of sold Court at Hanford. Mamlnol* County, Florida, thla I t t h d a y of November. 11*1. (SEAL) C Vevnen Ml**. J r . C ounty Ju d g e BASSETT AND TUCK A t to r n e y s and Counsellors a t Law 1 M aitland P l a t a Maitland. Florida Publish Nov. SI, t * * Doo. I, CPO-T* n o t ic e op su it IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF T O ) G A R V I N R O B E R T H I L L T HE NINTH J I 'I I I C I S L C1Ea n d IDA L H I L L hi* l l IT. IN AND FO R I t i N I . NOl.E COCNTV. F L O R ID S . • If*. D*(«nd*nta. TOU AN D E A t l l o r TOU n i A N c i ' . u r n o . t u r n i r e hereby geiUUd that suit FLDKKAI. NATIONAL MGRTties oaa* eem m aeaal asalnst O AUK ASSOCIATION, • aor. p a r s tla n . DON I . M N D L E T * n j ANITA I.IN Iil.BV , » u d BOOTH OKUANPO N A T IO N A L BANK. D afandanta S f r r i C U ot- SU IT IN • M t t t t m H r - H t U k i t e t t «tetTOl DON L L 1 N D L K T a n d A N IT A U N D L K T Healdanaa U n k n o w n Tuu, D e f e n d a n t s , a r e her* b y n a l U t e d t h a t a o u m p l a l n l to fu ree lu a a a e e r t a l n m o r t e a e * an tb * fo llo w in g described situate, ly in g and s lu g In Hamlnolw County, Florida, to - w lt: Lot «. Block 17. NORTH Oltl.ANLH), a cc o rd in g to p l a t I hereof teenrded In t-lat Hook I t , pegea lu 104 E. 3rd St. PLUMBING Contracting Repairs mediately. Writ* FREE ESTIMATES Sanford Harold. R. L. HARVEY 304 Sanford Are. PA 1.3113 TENOR Guitar. Amplifier a*4 Mika. 323*114. worth of ............ flcy attaiM B _______ HEAL ESTATE (lux 37, Ml I 8730 Goldenrod, Fta. Ml 7-7831 Property M aimu«ni«nt & Nnlee B r o W Jim Hunt Realty three linuutifut 2, 3, A 4 Bedroom Government Owned Hornet Priced From $6,750 Down Paym ents As Low As $100 Monthly Payment*} From $43.50 publish Nov. 11, 11. J l S p, 1M1 Blood* Olympir Televtaloe, $7$. TA 2*411. PECANS, 3 lb*, for $1.00. M b A Ssnlord Ave. Bagg'e Curb Market. PA 2-2924. WESTING HOUSE Tibi* Mo> del TV, vritb stsnd $m . c *U U n . Glelew, PA 1 - in i dayi, FA 2*473 BlSMaGUNS. Buy, awl), trade, re­ pair. OstMn Bridf* fish Camp A Gun Shop. FIREPLACE WOOD Oak and Pin* Robert Morris, 323 0333 READY MIX ComtsU, win* daw sllli, llnUli, steps, blocks, sand, camant, task, pip*, it*tl, i r t i H trip t. d r y walla, tteppln# stow * Mlraels Csaerit* Ca, 300 Elm Av*. FA t-8T$l Saukurlk Ulus* and fain t Compuny VA - FHA Jim Hunt Realty Auto Glass, T*p* A So*t Cover* AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. bK-alrd SERVICE STATION. | 4U, WORK GUARANTEED Major oil Co. Has opportun­ ity for Service Station deal­ er. kscclient profit poten­ BLOUMING Rose* on Chero­ tial. Plenty of room. PAID kee etock. All other kin<l* TRAINING A financing ■if Nureary shrubbery and available. Ph. FA 20313. trees. Iff. Female Help Wanted BEAUTICIAN Wanted for th* Mayfair Hotel Suluii. Call 322-8638 or 322-101:1. AUX OF SANFORD Need* eaperlencod eewing mi chtoe operator* for twiin suite and sport* wear, if you are aiperienced on fac­ tory Mwlng machines, we have steady work for you lfl a modem atr-conditioned factory, under very good working conditions. Phone FA 2-2204, as for Mr. Curisle. To mak* th* best bom* buy, m s tha aSales Broker I. l i s t . CDti-tJ AUTO GLASS INSTALLED NOVEMBER Special. Rod * reel. $4.77. Surplus City, 201 W. lit. St. *strto. Appointed Property Management & DC. Stenstrom Realty fiihlng and swimming, "Prompt buyer can h« set­ SERVICE Station for lease. Good location. Only small tled in this Love Nest be­ capital n*Mle«i by right fore Christmas'' $18,000 so man. FA 2 4342. per cent down. Offers for your ••Ivrtloii J i k i LPH M. MCKAoiKO A tto rn ey at Law F. O. Bos US Yarn P a r k . Flo rid * SALES BROKER DO YOU WANT 111 N. Park Av*. W2410 Beautifully Und*cap«d SH Acr* ostala, 700 fL paved 3 BEDROOM, I hath. Kit­ chen equipped. Owner be­ road, masonry and cypra** ing transferred- Must sell. air conditioned hum*, hob­ FA 3 2*40. by shop, largs shad* t m i , $l,6oo 8 week*, T switches, soal >300, still b u guarantee. 322*143 TV REPAIRS 3in ACRES of tile farm Uod. TV Service Call S3.00. W* S t Johns Realty One flawing well. carry new Curtis . Halhla THE TIME TESTED FIRM $2,230, u ta. Used act* lor sala. US N. Park Ava. FA 1*123 Moooay Appl. Service, pb. BEDHOOMS, 1H bath*. ROSA L. PAYTON 323-0007. Rog. Real Eitata Broker Swimming pool. Turn, or 87. Special Services uafura. ill Lake Dot Dr. FA 2-1301 17-03 at Hiawatha CUSTOM-mad* Cablnata — Simlaad. BY OWNER, 3 bedroom, lVk Plastic counter tops. WAL­ bath home. One bedroom MAYFAIR LIS CABINET SHOP. 916 has separate entrance, can 4 BEDROOM 2 Bath, living be ranted for income. Will W. 3rd. 322-7471. room with (Ira place, family trade for smaller plaee. HEATING room, screened patio, dou­ Shown by appointment. Call SERVICING - TESTING ble carports, on 110' x 140* FA 2-IS46. L«wis Salta A Service let, 2317 C. C. Road FA 2-79: QRKEN11RIAR $21,300.00 IioIcr lota avallabla In Will trade fur acreage. WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS Green briar of Lech Arbor SPRINKLER SYSTEMS overlooking golf couraa. ROSA L. PAYTON All Typos and S im Custons building to your Rag. Raal Estate Broker We Repair and Servle* specifications, Grvsnbrtar FA 3-11101 17-02 at Hiawatha S T I N E developed b y Machinery and Supply Co. FHA-VA Ownod Homes. Down KINGSWOOD 307 W. 2nd St. PA 2-94X paymant from $100. Month­ RUILDERS, INC. ly payment from $43.30. SIDEWALKS, dnvewaya, pa 202 Fairmont Dr. ST JOHN'S RIVER HOME. Uoi, etc. Fr*e estimate. Pb, FA 2 *074 3 UR, 2 hath. Under $23,000. 322-3300. This is nice. Hurry) FHA - VA HOMES RAY'S UPHOLSTERY 18 ACHES. 13 miles out, only 3, 3. A 4 BEDROOMS ReuphoUterlng. Free eat. >300 per sere. 1. Uk. A a BATHS TA 2-7118 TE *23 NEED Nice Rental*. DOWN PAYMENTS PROM Wa Buy, Sell, Trade, Repair $100 Stemper A gency BILL’S THRIFT 8HOP Low Monthly Payments REALTOR 1NSUR0R Appliance* - TV Furniture rA 34991 1919 S. French Ave. For Complete Inform itioa opaa 9 to 9 Daily A Waakaodi Sea Or Call Your Pb. 132-7388 3840 HUwatba 1 Bdrm., 1H bsth* or Corner FHA - VA Sanford. Fla. lot, with fonetd yard A Cr*p*rty. R a i l H eater — l**nilr*y Model F A -N Rang* — F r l g l d e l r t — Modal f u - 1 0 R e f r ig e r a t o r — F r l g l d a l r i —Modal D -ll Ifui W a t* r H e g l e r — Day A N ight — MU>d*l 14-C has bean (lied , g a in s t you In th* above styled s u i t and yuu ar* re q u ire d tu se rv e a copy of yu o r Answer or I’l s t d l n g tu th* C om ptslnt on P l a in t i f f s a tle rn a y . JO S E P H M. ML'ItA4KU, P. O. Bog SJi. Fern Park. Florida, a n d f l i t th* origin al Anawar e r P la t ling In tb* office of th* C U r k of the C ircuit C o u rt on or btfor« tho 13th 4 o y of D«c«m* b*r. IMS. If you fall to do 9«. % (Jocro# pro conf«8i« vein b« u k « n a g a l n a t you for tho r t |l«f dotnonlod In tho C m - DAY9ED MW cover H*. High Most with I bath*, largs fam­ chair $1. Jumper chair M* ily room—Central heating 4 Headboard twin alM H. HINSON 4 HEARN alr-condttlontng — Liberal PLUMBING CONTRACTING 322-S4U after 4 p . m. ftaaaciog with small down Rapalrs A Water Heatera ACCORDION. IW Baas. Ul*4 paymant. Monthly pymts. FREE ESTIMATES boat port*. 1300 da. plus closlni A ilium * $73 • month paymwte. FA 3-7C7. IS. 1**1. ■ollsway bad. la b y Crib, dinette sot, All libs now. —Price* very Low— Pb. 323-0030. NEW 1064 MODEL I A 4 BR Raymond Lundquitt, Aaso. CLEAN quiet Roam*'* The rA 2-lost Atlantic Bank Bldg. Gables. PA 2-0T30. 2-DDRM. house, kit. equipped. 817 Escambia Dr. FA 2 0920 after 6 p.m. PA S l» S h r. borne. Private, stock­ ed flab pood where d a y always btta. | acre fenced farmland p a s t u r e . IMS PERMANENT W ire Special down e ss boy many ytara 20?* ott refular prices. Open Evening* by a p p t y o u a c t SO W Pres parking lot. Sorvlcss (Tom tip to tip. SOUTHWARD Cot ’N Curl Beauty Shop In m tm o n t A Realty 311 Palmetto Are. US N. Park Av*. >220113 Phono door (1) S M M N early N ew 3 BE Phone door (II S22-633S TEE N’ GREEN Must bo sold this week. No down payment. Immediate GUARANTEED WORK occupancy. $65 month in* S o p a i r s , Alteration*, Fla. Rms. — Carports — Drive­ eludes taxes A Insuranco. ways, Estimates. 123-woe. Ask at Salsa Office an Upsa ls Ed. osar Church. Opm PAINTING—Room or House daily U a. m. to 3 p. si. Cowas. 122-4011. One Bedroom (urn. Apt. $43, 2101 Magnolia, R. A. WU W E L A K A APARTMEXTg: llama, PA S-3S31. Room* private baths, 114 W. First St. ITIRN. Apt 2300 Mellonvill*. APT, $30. Surplua City. You enn find anything you need advertlaad In tbe H er aid Classified. 11M w. am St. Gray Rhaijnws Nursery 5 Ml. H. on Eanfurd Ave. 8 MONTH OLD BIO SAO, Bw posi*u*4 ’98 mad«I, Iw tM t Conditlov, D**f D«***4lv* Sewing. Mak** Aulogiatl* Riiltnnholei, Sew* on Bv$e tons, Blind Items. Overcast, Etc. Bold Nsw $128, Now Only 343.il) or f i OU manUte ly. Ph. C r e d i t Mgr. FA 2u n . BUYING « NEW « '49 chewy, Goad caod. fh. FA 2-7901 after « p. m. ooo Itcg. Hamlin Orange Trees un Sour Orange Root. For Sate or Trade. '41 Jeep Truck, 4-wheal drive. Nate FA 2-4143. model overhead valve en­ gine. Trade lor II bp. Out­ board Motor. FA M e n a r Used furniture, appliances, FA 1-3183. tool*, ult. Bought * Sold. Larry'i M*rt 213 Sanford ’38 FORD Custom 300, 4-Dr. Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. AIT, RAH. Tinted gltss. Good cood. $333. Fbcp* FREE ESTIMATE FA 2-4937 after f f p .n l. Upholstering 4 Mattrcsa ren­ ovating. Naw I, Usad Furni 1983 Rambler Classic 770 Si*lura. Call Nil Bedding Mfg tion Wsgon (Air). Goins Co., at 709 Celery Ave oversesi, sssuroe payments. FA 2-3117. 222-3499. GOOD Kill-fluor man that can also -kin. to work in alauifhter plant, fa ll FO 5-3106. 1937 Volkswagon, $828. Ph. r \ Z33U after 3. 19. SH unttonn W anted 14 FT. FACEMAKSR yu> IRONING. FA 31). liali) biller* Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick Service With the Cash. SUPER THADLNG POST. FA 2-0*71. •bout best and trailer, ex­ cellent condition, flegt otter. See at 109 N Myrtle. Cad 322-9343 or 322-7621. Registered Nurae wlU board Gateway To Ite Waterway Ofiice FA 3-2118 1 or 2 pre-school children 34. Artidos For M o Night FA 2-0*48 Itobaon Sporting Gaoda in my huiuu. $3 weak. Ph. QUAKF.lt Heater, 60,000 OTU 1230700 Your EV1NRUDE Dealer 322-6197, 30448 £. 1st, Ph. FA MMl 1U4 Far* Dr. Staterd, FU. Fan L Bkiwcr. FA 2-3)19. �Legal Fight Looms Over 'Birdman' MS Poky Statement to a m U ii ef th* gwir w *1 think continuity without MrfmPm has got to be our iMwetd and has to ha tha sy to oar system,’ Johnson ■aid Monday night In explain­ ing hla decision to appear ba­ l m Congress. Tha Chief Executive mat today with tha world leaders who remained after attending Kennedy’s funeral, Including Soviet Deputy Premier Annatoe L Mikoyan, British Prims Oswald Grave Under Guard PUERTO LA CRUZ, Venesuela (UP1) — Terrorists dynamited a cluster of six \'J. 8. - owned oil and gas pipelines near thla northeast­ ern port before dawn Monday, starting a fire that raged all morning, It was reported to­ day. The wrecked pipelines In­ eluding three operated by th* Mens d'.ande Oil Company, a Standard-Gulf subsidiary! two belonging to the Mobiloll Company and a natural gat line operated by a Gulf sub­ sidiary. A Mena Grande apokeiman said that act of sabotage temporarily halted oil and gas shipments through tha blasted lines but did not affaet the company's operation* or its export shipments. In ths "oil capital" of Mara­ caibo, Gov. Lois Vera Gomes of Zulla State announced the arrest of 'several" extreme leftist leaders a t an apparent precaution against attempts to disrupt Bunday’s presiden­ tial election. Vara said those under arrest Included Armando Faria Rin­ con, known In leftist circles as “Major David,” and a num­ ber of leftists caught with •xplosivea or subversive prop­ aganda In thair possession. Castro-Communist terrorists have been trying to sabotage the election because parties of th* extreme left were not allowed to nominate candi­ dates. FORT WORTH (UF!) — Folic* with vlcloua trained dogs atood guard today at the grave of Lae Harvey Oswald to protect It from ghouls. Tha 34-year-old Communist sympathiser and accused aeaasala of President Kennedy generated such hatred that polka a n afraid someone may dsaaonto the hastily dug grave, ar try to dig up th* pine coffin. "There te always the possi­ bility of ghouls," said Col. E. P. Seltxar, a retired Army regimental commander who HIH Cemetery owns where Oswald waa buried. A polka guard and a watch dog wore stationed betide th* grave. A polka patrol car drove slowly back and forth Inelds the cemetery, It was tha first time since ths ceme­ tery was started back in tli« By Mr*. Adam Muller 10th century that guards were A panel program entitled necessary during the night. "A Christian's Codes for th* Tload'’ was presented lest Tuesday evening at a covered Gam ing Closed dish supper meeting held at the Community Methodist A t Las Vegas LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) Church of DeBsry. w- This gambling city's down­ Ths program wee sponsored town "Casino Center," dark­ hy th* church’s Committee on Christian Emphasis for Holi­ ened for 17 hours Monday In honor of tha late President day 8afety on th* Road. The panel waa made up of Rev. was more crowded than ever despite the lack of gambling. Hugh Booth, chairman, Rev. Many of the city’s 120.000 Cecil N. Ogg, Ed Perry end 8gt. James McKinnon of th* went to the center — where State Highway Petrol. gambling normally goes on Films were shown hy Perry 24 hours a day In brightly lighted casinos — to see what end McKinnon end a question snd answer period wss eonit looked like without the ducted. Safety exhibit* were lights on. let up In the Sunday 8-houl Casinos, showrooms ami rooms displaying seat twits, bars in all the major hotels flash lights, flags, signal both downtown and on Die flashers ami reading matter “strip" were closed from 7 of 86 i t i t n Monday nightTho governors were haatily u w n b M following Um fun* and far tha m t i B f at Join* acn’a former vko presidential office*. Many w in halted at alrporta and summoned to tear tha President’* 30-min­ ute appeal for bipartisan backing in tha days of crisis foUcwtag tha aasassintUon. Tha Chief Executive was reported to bars stressed his backing for federal programs to aid education In expressing general support far Kenne­ dy's legislative goals. Mew York Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, a candidate for the Republican presidential nomination, said that Johnson told the group ha would urge Congress to act on the | t l billion tax cut program, pre­ sently stalled in the Senate Flnance Commlttee, and tha civil rights measure. Rockefeller aaid th* ova­ tion Johnson received was “a most sincere demonstration of unity la thla moment of tragedy-" He aaid Johnson was “Impressive.” Pennsylvania Gov, William W. Scranton, another promin­ ent Republican, praised John­ son’s speech and said he wss sura that all the governors at the meeting would support tha new President. Later, Johnson met with Treasury Secretary Dougtae Dillon and Budget Director Karmlt Gordon to discuss th* nation’s economy and review the budget he will send to Congress la January. Walter W. Heller, chairman of tha council of economic advisers, sat In on tha talk. DEBARY PUBLIC LIBRARY recently held it* annual Silver Tea at the Library. Presiding at the serving table, were, from left, l i r e . Harold Lynch, seated and Mrs. Frank Maher, Miss Ruth Batch, Frederick Cleveringa, Mrs. Phillip Lounsburg and Mrs. Charles Braun. (Cox Photo) 'Sam Benedict' Attorney Considers Defending Ruby DALLAS (UPI) — Jake (Ths Master) Ehrlich, prom­ inent West Coast criminal lawyer, said today ho la will­ ing to consider defending flashy Jack Ruby on charges of murdering the President's accused assassin. Ehrlich Is the flamboyant San Francisco attorney upon whose life the television series "Sam Benedict" is based. Ruby told his Dallas lawyer, Tom lloward, Monday that he had a "spur of tha moment” urge to kill Loo Harvey Os­ wald to avenge tha Kennedy family and because ha thought Oswald was part of a Com­ munist plot. Howard planned to have him plead temporary ineanity and ■tressed that he felt Ruby had been "emotionally disturbed." Ehrlich said he got a tele­ phone call from Mrs. Eva DALLA8 (UPI) — Gov. Grant, Ruby's alitor, and that John B. Connally, wounded she asked him if he would de­ when President Kennedy was fend her brother. Since Ruby already has re­ assassinated, sat up In bed Monday and watched the mar- tained Howard, Ehrlich said tyred president’s funeral on ■he should have him call his San Francisco office. television. If the attorney asks Ehrlich It was a personal loss for Connally, who did not know to head up or organlxe a dethat Kennedy was dead until ftne* for Ruby, would he ac­ the following day. Connally cept? was a friend of tha Chief Ex­ “1 would give It a hell of a ecutive and had served as his lot of thought," ho replied. first secratary of ths Navy. Tha governor sent his 17year-old eon John Jr. to rep­ Elrod Urges resent him at tha funeral. His ‘Plan Ahead wife, Nellie, itsyed with him By Mr*. Adam Muller at tha hoepltal. State Representative Rob­ Connally was rapidly re­ ert E. Elrod of Orange County cover! ng and Dr. Thorn urged members of the DeBary Khiree, chief surgeon at Park­ Republican Cluh last Thurs­ land Memorial lloipitel, said day evening to plan ahead for ha la In sicellent condition. the coming campaigns atresiing that all members cf the party now registered as Dem­ 2 Sanford Men ocrats should change their End Training registration before elections. Army Pvt. Jesse I, HarkHe also supported the local nets Jr., son of Mrs. Rosa plan outlined by Earl Merrill, L. Meyers, 1788 Bell Avenue, first vice president, for can­ will complete advanced indi­ vassing th* area to get new vidual training at Fort Hood, voters. Tex., Saturday. Elrod spoke before the Clarence E. Horn, son of rlub's monthly meeting held Mrs. J. Mullins, 2707 Sanford in the Community Center with Avenue, hss completed basic Mrrrill prodding in the ab­ training at the Naval Train­ sence of Horace Drmareat, ing Center, Great l.aki-s, III. brought out of city jail under heavy guard to he taken to a maximum security cell at county Jail. Newspapers d u b b e d him Jake “The Master" because of the way he handles hta court­ room attack. He Is noted prim­ arily for his trial histronlce and flamboyant personality. Dallas County Diet. Atty. Henry Wade, who has a per­ fect batting average In mur­ der cases—24 convictions out of 24—has said he will try to send Ruby to the electric chair. SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (DPI) — A legal fight brewed today over the U. S. Bureau of Priaons’ refusal to relinquish a manuscript written by the late Robert Stroud, the famed “Birdman of Alcatrax." Bureau attorney Eugeni Berkln notified Stroud’s at­ torneys Monday that Stroud’s many personal effects, includ­ ing a manuscript entitled "A History of the U. 8. Prison System," would not be relea ted. Several months before Stroud died here last Thurs­ day st the D.S. Medical Cen­ ter for federal prisoners, he Instituted legal proceedings to force the bureau to permit publication of the manuscript The 73-year-old Stroud, who gained fame for his knowl­ edge of bird diseases, spent 54 year* behind bare. His book on bird diseasea won in­ ternational acclaim. Stroud died of acute coro­ nary thrombosis at the medical center, lie had twlca been convicted of murder. During hie lonely hours In prison, he became a self-taught ex­ pert on bird diseases. The movie, “Birdman of Alcatrax," was based on hla book on bird diseases. Children crippled and dying from muscular dystrophy can be saved through medical re­ search — but only If you give generously to the March for Muscular Dystrophy. Chief Petty Officer Henry S. Dilte and W. L. Rowland, civilian crash crew captain, were awarded letters of com­ mendation for their courage­ ous performance of duty. At great personal risk, they res­ cued the two pilots from sn ASA which had crashed at the Sanford Naval Air Station. The lettere were from Cdr. R. E. Farmer, commanding officer of Heavy Attack Squadron 3. Dilte, who wee flying In the stricken aircraft as thirdcrewman, was cited at follows: “Being aware of the imminent possibility of aircraft explo­ sion following an accident, you did not act contrary to basic self-survival instinct and re­ mained in th* cockpit to ef­ fect release of on# of the pilots, whose foot was en­ trapped by wreckage. Only then did you look to your own safety. Your aelf discipline, courage, and crew loyalty are in keeping with the highest traditions of the Naval ServRowland, on duty as crash crew ca’ tain, was cited as follows: "You direetui and participated In the rescue of the pilot who wss pinned un­ der th« wreckage of the e m b ­ ed ASA. Severe structural damage to the cockpit area had ruptured the oxygen con­ verter causing liquid oxygvn to flow in the immediate area of probable spilled petroleum products’ (petroleum and liquid oxygen la a highly ex­ plosive mixture). “When a crane lifted tht cockpit sufficient for seeds, you entered this haiardoue environment, disconnected the battery to lessen the poisil-ility of exploaion, and com­ forted the stricken pilot until you had him disengaged and evacuated. Your ekiil and de­ votion to duty If indeed note­ worthy." Annual Service Set In Oviedo By Bernice Kelsey Annual combined Thanka giving service* for First Bap­ tist Church and First Metha(list Church of Oviedo will he held at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Baptist Church. Die sermon will be delivered by Rev, Robert Soke, of th« Methodist Church. Services are open to th* public. SCIENTIFIC LAWN SPRAYING FOR — CHINCH BUGS OR FUNGUS Also Lawn Reaaratloa Grapevlllc Nursery 3231 Grapevine Are. FA 2-0888 Falcon Buys! Let us show you today how you can enjoy a new driving thrill with the ’64 Falcon... America's totally new compact car, still with Falcon’s famous economy. lubJrrJ. 800 Political Prisoners Free Members of the supper com­ mittee were Mrs. Charles Creasy, Mr. and Mrs. Mat­ thew Ottovsnger, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Uell, Mrs. C. Fish­ er, Mrs, C. Zimmerman, Mrs. C. Wells, Mrs. Frank Fry* and Mrs. I’erry. Invocation and benediction were given by Rev. Ogg. 8AIGON, South Viet Nam (UPI) — More than 800 polit­ ical prisoner* of the Ngo Dlnh Diem regime have heen released from hidden prisons since the Nov, 1 coup d’etat, th* new Vietnamese military government announced Mon­ Thanksgiving day night. "Th* search for the un­ Service Set derground jails hat snded. and In Enterprise not a tingle one remains in lly Helen Snodgrass and around tha capital,” the Combined Thanksgiving Day general of podirectorate Ike said In an official state- services for the Barnett Memorlsl Methodist Church of menL Enterprise and Stafford Me­ morial Methodist Church of Reds Say Men Osteen will be held at 10 a.m. at the Enterprise church. U. S. Targets Conducting th* service wdl Th* Com­ b« Rev. Fred Foster who will TOKYO (UPI) munist Central News Agency be assisted by Rev. Arthur of North Korea charged In a Beatty. broadcast today that nine Immediately following tho South Korean* killed last service, ladies of th* host Thursday were uaed ae live church will sponsor a turkey targets by U.8. Army troope dinner with serving scheduled until 1:30 p.m. during rocket practice. Prices have keen eat for U. 8. Army source* an­ nounced the sine were killed adutte and children. Advance while scavenging scrap metal reservation* may be made by from a firing range whan a calling NO 8-6103 or by con­ non-nuclear U. 8. A m y Hou- tacting any member of the e it John rocket exploded Senior MYF. Dinner* eleo may be purchased at th* door. Hars’s a big reason for Ford’s "Big Year" , . . Ih* 1964 Falcon Future Hardtop. Smart end sassy, It's all naw. New big-car styling outside . . . luxurious appointments inside. . . improved suspensions underneath. S at for yourself. Test drive one today! ONLY 12 LBS. L IG H T • Smart, new styling • New comfort and convenience • Ptush Falcon Squirt lor 1964-o n e of 7 roomy Falcon wagons. new ride • Tw iceaYear (or 6,000 mile) Maintenance • Selfadjusting brakes • Famous gas saving economy • Full line, including sedans, hardtops, convertibles, wagons • Choice of engines from standard Six to 164-hp V-8 • Optional power steering • 3-speed, 4-speed manual or Fordomatic Drive • Front Mounted Controls * LifcUmt Warranted Circuit Board Falcon Convertible for 1 9 64 -on e of 3 new Falcon top-downers. ONLY 7 7 #" Sanford Electric Co 118 S. Magnolia FA MSI �/ e io * ^ Drive To 4-Lane 436 To 1-4 Pays Off $658,729 Is b i ftutfbrifc lirraift B id O s P re fe c t By Jaiiaa Steastrom Iti been a long time since Two y ean of arduous en­ the reconstruction to four neopie in these parts can re­ deavors on tho part of area lanes of 23th Street between member when Orlando and WEATHER: Cloudy through Thursday; high today in low 80s; low tonight in upper 60a. leaden fur the improvement French and Mellonvllie Ave­ Orange County have become of State Road 436 between nue*. for which plan* already VOL. 66 United Press Leased Wire HMnblished 1908 WED.. NOVEMBER 27, 1063 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 70 concerned about the aggres­ Highway 17-92 and Interstate have been completed by thn siveness of Sanford and Sem­ 4 were nearing successful cul­ State Road Department. inole County. But It happened mination today. Tuesday at a meeting of the State Road Department of­ Orlando City Commission. ficials at Tallahassee Tuesday As most Sanford and Sem­ afternoon opened bide for the inole County citizens know contract to reconstruct the the State Legislature author­ highway and now ara engaged ized the establishment of a In . tabulations. Low bidder REV. WILLIAM GUESS four-year university to be was H u b b a r d Construction operated as aa extension of Company, Orlando, with $638,the University a t Florida. The 729. site of the institution was Altamonte Spring* town of­ The Heavy Attack Wing On# limited to a nine-county area ficials, County Commissioner* tenth annual Bombing Derby, In Central Florida. and county engineers and the originally scheduled for Dee. Six of the nine counties In Chamber of Commerce have 9-14. has been postponed until this area offered the State of pushed this 4.16 road improve­ March 1964. Florida 23 sites. The site com­ ment program with a "No. 1 Thl* announcement w a I mittee of the State Board of top priority" (or the last two made today by Capt. Jam es day by the Longwood First By Jwdy Wells Control inspected these sites year*. Church F.ditor Baptist Church will be fol­ Construction work la e O. Mayo Wing commander, • • • and reduced the number to T h e Union Thanksgiving peeled to be commenced be­ afler conference* In Norfolk, lowed by a turkey dinner in eight—two of which are lo­ Service, sponsored annually Douglas Stenstrom, chair­ tween Dee. 9-13 on what Is Va.. Tuesday with Vice Adm. cated in Seminole and two in by the Sanford Ministerial the Educational Building. anticipated to be a multi man of the Chamber's long Paul H. Ramsey, commander Orange. Combined Thanksgiving ser­ Association, will be held this million dollar shopping cen­ range road planning commit­ of Naval Air Forces for (ha • • • year at the First Methodist vices for the Oviedo Baptist ter on Highway IT-92 South tee, today pointed out that Atlantic Fleet. The Lake Ada area south of and Metiiodist churches will this $638,729 contract "is the at Onora Street. According to Mayo, the Sanford on US 17-92 and the be held at the Baptist church biggest Seminole County pro­ County Commission Monday postponement of the weekLee Ranch area near Chuluat ?:30 p. m. with Rev. Ro­ The Thanksgiving Day approved a building permit in ject the State Road Depart­ long fleet exercise and its ota are the two Seminole bert Soka of the Metiiodist proclamation prepared by the amount of $800,000 for ment hue approved thie year associated air show and so­ County sites under considera­ church tu deliver the sermon. and prnimbly will he bigger the late President John F. the R. M. Thompson Construe cial activities waa fett Impli­ • • • tion. than any similar spending for Kennedy prior to his assassi­ tlon Company, of Clearwater. cit in the spirit of the naA delegation of Orange Thanksgiving Day service* next year In thl* county.'* nation was released today lion’s 30-day mourning period Zoning director Robert County cilizeni appeared be­ in other parts of the county Stenstrom estimated that Brown explained that the lat Atlamunte Springs, County for Ihe late President ot the fore Tuesday'a meeting if the and appears on pago • of and aurrounding communities ter figure is for actual con- and Chamber attnehea have United States, John F. Ken­ Orlando City Commission and today's Sanford Herald. have been announced as fol­ atructlon of the first four 'spent more than 20 hour* in nedy. aucccsifuUy obtained t h e lows: A message from the office unit* and doe* not Include pushing this program, with lo­ city* endorsement of Orange In Altamonte Springs, mem­ paving, sewerage, drainage, cal conferences and trips to ot the Secretary of Defens* Church hcglnnlng at 10 a.m. bers of the Community Chapel County's Bluestonc site. Sunday called for cancella­ fixture* and other inside fur- DcLand and Tallahassee.*' During the session Ortando Rev. William J. Guess of will meet at 10 a. m. for ser­ nUhlnge. Commissioner Waliy Sander­ Pinecrest Baptist Church will vices conducted by Rev. E. Richey Green, SRI) district tion of "Armed Forces band, Termed the "Sanford Shop­ engineer a t DeLand, Inform- troop and equipment partici­ son, in proposing endorse­ deliver the sermon. W. Miller. No formal service ping Center,’* the plant will The Herald this morning that pation In public events of a The welcome and Invoca­ Ls scheduled at the First ment of the Bluestonc site, occupy about 13 acres of land remarked: "What have we to tion wilt he given by Rev. Baptist Church of Altamonte ith the tabulation of hid* social or entertainment na­ east of 17-92 and south of and awarding of the contract, ture until th« period of offi­ lose In vieing with Sanford 7" John Adams Jr. of First Springs however the church Onora Street. Parking place the successful bidder will be cial mourning . , . has been lie went on to explain that Methodist. Responsive read­ will be open for indivdual for in excesa of 1,100 auto­ allowed 13 days in which ta ended." Seminole County Is offering to ing will be led by Rev. Char­ prayer throughout the day. In releasing this word to mobiles will >>e provided. spend marc than SI million les C. Dees of the Christian ■tort work and will be allowed In Bear Lake a combined Accrsa will he from High­ 280 work days to complete the ail ahlpa and stations within for Ihe university site if it be­ Alliance Church. service for St. Andrews Pres­ his command, Adm. David Rev. Mason Gregg uf the byterian Church ami Ihe Bear way 17-92 but mainly from project. comes necessary. SANTA'S HELPER Arnold llood 1ms started Christmas street decora* L. McDonald, chief of Naval • • e Onora Street, which now ap­ Sanderson went on to point First Christian Church will Lake Methodist Church is Units In downtown Sanford. The holiday decorations arc provided by the pear* only on county plat out that Orange County "lias read tho President’* Procla­ scheduled for 10 a. m. at St. Green said the new road job Operations, stated: "During Merchants Division of the Chamber of Commerce and huiijr by city cm. followed by the Andrews. Rev, William Irwin hooks and muat be construct­ will be 2.2 miles of primary the 30-day period of national not been as aggressive" as mation ployes. (Herald Photo) Thanksgiving Prayer offered of the Methodist church wilt compared with Seminole. ed. Also, an accee* will lie ronatruction, lime ruck with mourning for President Ken­ nedy, honors, ceremonies and When have the people of by Chaplain Robert Deal of deliver the sermon while built from Onora Road paral­ asphalt top. Seminole ever heard anything Sanford Naval Air Station. lel to Highway 17-02. Rev\ Thomas Makln of St. It will ba a four-lane high official entertainment by Navy Rev. Grover C. Sewell of Andrews will conduct the ser­ like that before? The first unit* will cover way with mrdian. Each lane elements a t all levels will b* cancelled," * • • First Presbyterian C h u r c h vice and read the Presidential about 140,000 *<|uare feet of will b« 12 feet wide. It will b« The Bombing Derby will b* will direct the offline and Never before has this Coun­ "city construction" with curb Proclr 'is tl'n . Tha effe.^ng at floor apace. ty been so solidly behind any Rev. Walter A. R. McPherson this service will go to th e ' The first two unite, accord­ and gutters through Alta- rescheduled the week of March 16-21. Complete detail* one project as it has been in of the Congregational Christ­ "Share Our Surplus Program" ing to llriiwn, will be occu­ monte Springe and "country will be promulgated this week support of this unified effort ian Church will read Uic of the Church Work! Service. I pied by a PuMli supermarket construction" with berm and to alt Interested members of to acquire Ihe university. Scripture. ditches elsewhere. In Casselberry, tile congre-j and F.ckrrd Druge. \ Benedictions will be pro­ gstion of Community MethodStenstrom concluded t h e the civilian and military com­ Each of the county's six mu­ Two more units are In the Seminole County Is second icd 20 traffic deaths this year munities. nicipalities have endorsed it. nounced by Rev. E. C. Shel­ 1st Church will hear special T.lltle m l xchool houses first proposal, reportedly to be next county road project to be only to Brevard County In a* compared to eight in all pushed by the county will be The Wing commander point­ The City of Sanford not only- don of tlw Sanford Free Meth­ services conducted by R ev.' oerupied by J, C, Penney (small cartons painted red) Ka>l Central Florida for in of 1962, Smallwood said. Oreed out that the week of March endorsed it hut has supported odist Church. Ik-lm as Copeland at 8 a. in. , crease in traffic, fatalities In vard lias counted 46 trafiic will appear in stores Friday Company and McCrory'e. It le 16 la the next practicable Music for the entire service white Ascension L u t h e r a n it financially. understood negotiations have ax a reminder to the public time when a large represen­ Seminole's legislative dele­ will he presented by die First Church will hold services at l‘iia as compared lo 19C.2, Sgt. lalalitiri this year as against that Seminole County Aaaocia- not l>ren completed hut are tation of the Wing’s equip­ gation, the Board of County- Methodist Choir under direc­ 10:30 a. m. with Pastor l’ It. V i n c e Smallwood, Florida 29 (or 10 months in 1962. tion for Retarded Children expected to be appruvrd short ment and personnel could ba Corn miss ioners and t h e tion o( Mrs. Mildred Clark. Zchnder delivering the ser­ Highway Patrol salety ulfic 1 However, Seminole lead* in needs support lo carry on the !>'• r. reported today. brought together without con­ • • • another category with 11.6 Chamber of Commerce — mon. work at the Little Red School Other unit* will follow after Seminole already has tall- deaths this year per 100 mil­ flicting with operational com­ which initiated the idea — Special services will he Union services in IK'Bary House. Your contribution in completion of the first four mitments. lion miles traveled, a* com­ have provided their unani­ conducted today in a number wilt be held at to a. m. at Bulldozers went Into action the little houses will assure units, parking paving, sew pared to 4 1 deaths in 1902. mous support. And the Cham­ of churches. the Baptist Church with Rev. Tuesday to straighten out the continued progress. rruge, etc. Other comparisons for the •• ber is to he specillcally com­ The Prairie Lake Baptist Hubert M. Thomas to deliver portion of Winter Park Drive The association met recent­ first 10 months of 1962 ami ly at the tlealth Center for mended lor the work it has Church of Fern Park and the the sermon. Assisting will be In Casselberry which is In the Registration I960 are: Orange County, 38 a panel discussion, "What done to enhance the possibil­ First Baptist Church of Gen­ Rev. Cecil X. Ogg of the vicinity of the South Seminole and 30, down eight; Osceola plare does the young adult Cards Mailed ity of the institution being sit- eva will hold Thanksgiving Community Methodist Church Junior High School. County, 12 and 13, up ime; have in our present day anservices during their regular and Rev. Augustus C. Sum­ The more than 18.M6 re­ aated here. The right nf way for this • • » Volusia County, 28 and 30, up cicly?" Panel member* were mid-week prayer hour. mer of the First Presby terian Dade Fly-Free new section was acquired by gistered voter* Us Seminole two: laikr County, 23 anil 18, Dr Vann Parker, Bill Whar­ Services al«o scheduled to- to take part. Special appreciation is due the town of Casselberry from County will receive a "re­ TALLAHASSEE (UPl I |o the local site committee Combined services for Bar­ Dade County has been releas­ I down seven, ami Flagler ton, John McDermott and Ralph Parks of the Land o' newal card la the mall with­ comprised of General J . C. nett Memorial Methodist of ed from a federal • state County, six and five, down Robert Kwaszowski. l.akrs Country Club aa pay­ in a day or *o from Regis­ Hutchison, Senator M a c k Enterprise ami Stafford Mem­ quarantine ordered in June one. for a total uf Hi# and 182, ment toward paving costa on trar Camilla Brace. Franklin F. Saunders, ex­ Cleveland, Hcpre>entative Joe orial of Osteen will be held after the discovery of a Me­ up 16. Electors who desire to Ovcrhruok Drive. ecutive director of Florida Smallwood was optimistic, Council for Retarded ChildWASHINGTON (UPl) Davis, Representative Jan at the Enterprise church at diterranean fruit fly. The straightening of this rontlnoe their registration however, in reporting that ren was a special guest and President Johnson has signed section was set by county of­ must sign and return these Fortune, Sanford Mayor Torn tu a. m. with Rev. Fred Fos­ tralfic aeeidents were reduc­ told liie nu-tubers "mental hiv lin t two bills, Ihe White ficials ax a prerequisite fur cards, with postage pcepald, ter and Rev. Arthur Realty Lose Licenses McDonald, Chamber of Com­ ed almost to a standstill last retardation fur cvmiummunily House announced today—one any ro-operallve effort by by Dec. 31. in charge. Immediately fol­ merce President Francis RonLEESBURG (UPl) - The weekend a t the F llP ’a "Oper lowing, ladies of the host Otherwise, Mr*. B r n c ■ millat.__Cham her Manager education is a problem be- ol them legislation increasing i city and county In paving *J, c J'jf £0jj).rn I _ . susnen | lei I -..cctyrssd..’ IJrTvit_ , _ .ic.'.’lCC'cjfry. |lohl__JIJJi n_l enureri ’ wifi ipoiisor ' i ' iuTaVy the licenses of five business , i,„ii ....Tv John Krider and the com­ Dim* .. tr.h*..W LItLH!__ .’«#?**«ISif "KT XSSTX wTiVimti7»IVjT lo Seminole County. There * from $309 billion In $313 bil­ tat m the transportation uf turn the rards by Dec. 31 WASHINGTON (UPl) - dinner with serving scheduled mittee's chairman, former establishments for 15 days was only one minor trafiic a whole, not just the par­ lion. The Senate, moved by a let­ until I:3u p. m. Senator Douglas Stenstrom, school children to two county will be required to re regis­ yesterday for selling alcoholic accident in Ihe entire county ents." The first Idll in he signed schools. Thanksgiving M a s s has If Scmino e Is fortunate ter from Ihe dead President, ter In IK t. Jim Hunt, president, met beverages to minors, during Hie time of this inten­ with Saunders, Mr*. John by the new Chief Executive enough to land the university votes! Tuesday night to give been announced by Fr. Wil­ sified enforcement. it will mean much tu every , the new Chief Executive a liam J. Trainor for 9 a. m. Barlow, Mrs. Sylvia lluhn, was an amendment lo the 4-H Tour Sgt. N B. Thornhill, In Mrs. Allen Karnes and Mrs. Arms Control and Disarma­ business, craftsman, laborer, free hand in negotiating the at Ihe Church nf the Nativity GAINESVILLE (UPl) - charge of the enforcement de­ proposed wheat sale* to Rus­ in Lake Mary. merchant, etc. Alien Keeth for dinner before ment Act It increased the In laingwood, Holy Commun­ Thirty Florida teen ager* will tail of seven extra troopers the meeting for a rundown authorization for appropria­ It will mean the end of Ihe sia. By n 3? tu 33 tote. Use Sen­ ion and sermon will tie held fly from Jarksonvillc to Cld- along with regular troopers i on the situation of mentally tions ami changed some per­ mental blocks, and perhaps bury forever the idea which ate defeated a bill sponsored at Christ Episcopal Church at cap) Friday lo allend Ihe assigned in tlie area, rr|>nrtrd retarded a* it stands today. sonnel security procedures. National III Club Congress, they arrested 3o motorists for Thr Idll raising the debt has prevailed in Seminole by Sen. Karl E. Mundt, t II- 10 a. m. various traffic law violations. ceilii.g Irum $309 billion, ef­ S D.i, that would h a ir pro­ Service* at the First Pcne- it was announced today. that "it can't lie done," fective Friday, was vitally But live university site Is hibited tiio Export - Import costal Church of laingwood needed because the legal detil not all that's involved In Bank from guaranteeing com­ are to be held at 6 p. m. in Nothing Spent limit would otherwise drop to TALLAHASSEE (UP!) — Seminole's future. The south mercial C. S. bank loans to conjunction with a covered Ihe $285 billion "permanent" dish supper. This event is Orlando GDP gubernatorial end of Ihe county Tuesday finance the sales. level on Sunday, Nov. 30. got its $600,000 plus mad ap­ Senate Democratic leader open to the public and those candidate Ken Folks reported WASHINGTON (U Pl) Treat Your Family To A propriation lor Sit 43# and Mika Mansfield, Mont., in a planning to attend are asked Tuesday he has received no Deadline fur pirking up ab­ the nortii end got a stamp of dramatic prologue to the to bring a covered dish. Rev. campaign contributions and sentee ballots for next Turn- Senate Investigators today approval on plans tor the showdown vole, read to a E. Ruth Grant, pastor, will only spent $28 since announc­ day's municipal election in werr compiling the bits ami Delightful Me a l . . . Call pieces of evidence they hoped ing It days ago. hushed chamber a letter direct the service. l.ongwod is today. $600,Q0t> shopping center In Slavia Thanksgiving will Mrs. On 111# R. Shumate, city would tel! the full Krnnedy Now Seminole must go to from the late President Ken­ For ItcHervationH If You Wish "Gold Awards" for 100 per clerk. raid today that ballots assassination story, work on -getting approval to nedy, written a week before be observed at St. Luke's Lu­ Peace Corp Visit Senate Republican Loader cent participation in the Unit­ GAINESVILLE (U Pli - will )*’ counted if returned four lane SR 4# from French bis assassination, vigorously theran Church at 8 30 a. m. Everett M. Dirkson predicted ed Fund have been presented under direction of Rev. Step­ A seven person Peace Corps anytime up to the election. Avenue to MellonvUle. If the opposing the restriction. to every unit at Sanford Naval Total votrra registered In that public hearing* on the university is located in Sem­ The letter dated Nov. 13 hen M, Tuhy. Special music tram will be at the Univer­ Air Station. Every person In inole it wilt mean re building and addressed to Mansfield will be presented by the sity of Florida next week to •he city's new books by last investigation might begin be­ every department made a said, in part, "I write to urge Children's Chorus ami the inform student* and faculty Friday's deadline numbered fore Congress recesses for its Sit 16 on to the east coast. contribution to UF. of opportunities to serve in 638. Easter vacation. The locating of the univers­ in the strongest terms that Senior Choir. A "Gold Award" also was • • • "No time will be ki»t," said the Peace Corps. ity here also could bring the Senate should not ap­ Traditional Thankgivmg ser­ H ip Illinois Republican dis­ presented to Touch ton Rexail a Unit Ihe construction of an prove" any legislation ‘o bar Speaks Thursday cussing the inquiry with Drugs. access road to Interstate 4 at government underwriting of vices will be held in all Fruit Reshipped Christian Science Churches LAKELAND (UPl 1 - Four Maj. Ld C. Bundy, former newsmen. Lake Mary Boulevard—a pro­ the tales. Dirk sen (old the Senate Break-In Calling such a proposal with those in Sanford schedul­ -•uploads of Mexican oranges l'. S. Air Force officer anil ject which local leaders have B u r g l a r s ransacked the proposed an I worked fur dur­ "against the national inter­ ed for It a. ni. The service ordered by Tropirana Pro­ editor <>f "News and Views." Tuesday night, after a round est." the letter was never ac­ will Include hymn* and pray­ ducts. Inc., of Bradcnh-n, will will discuss the "Communist of leadership huddles, that Southward Fruit Company, ing the past several years. SeminMe may not get the tually signed by the President er and a period during which be diverted lo Brownsville, Threat In American Internal it had been decided In let 1200 French Avenue, strewing university. But in making the but bore typewritten the end­ church members In the con­ Tex., to avoid any further Security" at 8 p m. Thursday the senate Judiciary Commit­ paper* throughout the office fight it has matured as a ing: "Sincerely, John F. Ken- gregation may stand up and chance of a new fruit fly in at the American Legion hut tee conduct the investiga­ and breaking into vending 1nciiy." (elation in Florida. (express their thanks. tion. machines. on Highway 17-92 South. vounty. Shopping Center Construction Set Work To Start Dec. 9-15 At 17-92, Onora Union Thanksgiving Services Thursday I Bombing Derby Postponed In JFK's Memory Seminole Second In Little Red School Houses Traffic Death Rise Beckon Coins Work On Street In Casselberry nSLWA. « LBJ Signs First Bills; One For Higher Debt Johnson Gets Free Hand On Wheat Sales. . Absentee Vote Deadline Today Senate Probes Kennedy Death N A S Given UF 'Gold Awards1 THE C A P R I Telephone FA 2-1251 I P IN E C R E ST IN N Telephone FA 2-5965 * � 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, 1963 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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LIGHT YouthSunday Frairli Lake To D e d k o ft Library O NLY SUXARETfl ANN rAVBRSA Inspects s bottle o f fine wine is the "Wine Cellar" e l the sew R es Liquor Store in the Pinecreat Shopplni Center. Grand Opening is scheduled for Seturdsr. The store’s Interior Is inter—tlngty decorated with walnut peneling and huge circular Mkegs.M One e l the new Berate— offered is free delivery. JFK Sim a Bfll 7 7 " Sanford Electric Co WASHINGTON (UPT) President Kennedy aifned n bW Wednesday eathorUlag the itrikins e f wedtie In eee* ■emeretlee e f the 160th an* TH E SE SPECIAL PRICES GOOD THRU S U N D A Y N O VEM BER 24 LIQ U O R STO RES included in the growth Sanford to the Grand tomorrow — Opening o f To Be GWan Away Next Wednesday LARGE SIZE our New Saturday, Novem ber Snacka V FREE TURKEY and Seminole County 23, Store 1963. Treats O U R VALU E RED KIDNEY BEANS browse — See our W IN E CELLAR MORTON FROZEN Telephone G O LD B O N D 322*0906 Open 8 A . M . to Midnite RED DART CUT GREEN BEANS with all purchases! J r 2 9 li IN THE PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER, ON 17*02 AND 17TH STREET N EAR �# •* • L» »+ • ***# ^ C l O 6 19 M > u 3 4 ! Tho gloomy weather which ■Hrouded Bemlnolo County an thl* day of national nianiulnf reflected tba tpirtt of grtef fa the bents aad mind* of ah of tu ai wo Joined with attoora around the world la M riM our Uat reipocta to oar fanea American P r a a l d a a t Though the weather may dear ea a momeat’a aotiec. tha na­ tion will itill be mourning the puilng of IU youthful lender. Divided World United In Mourning WASHINGTON ( O R ) — Tha laaden of a divided world fa therad today, united la aemw, far tha toaoral of John r . Kennedy. It wia the moot oxtracrifaary aaaemhly af Internationa] figure* that America ban arav •ecu. Mora than to aati— Eaat aad Waat, captive and free, hungry, prosperous, at arm* and at pnaee — aent lamaene to expraaa tha griaf af their people. So great waa WaahtagWi preoccupation with tha tra­ gedy of the hour that maay of the mighty namaa arrived virtually unheralded. Moat ven t the night quietly In tbatar 3 % g>attfnri) and aW tha state, nation facflMao d HW world today In a “ day of Bsournlng’ * In the death af «y L e a t h e r : Partly cloudy tlmmgfc Tuoaday; high today VOL. 50 United Prnoa Loosed W in KatabUahod 1*0> MON* NOVI 28, 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA -t -t NO. 08 r7 T r' Editorial Comment A Final Farewell Throughout Seminole. County today young and old alike paused and In one fashion or an­ other, paid a final farewell to John Fitstrerald Kennedy, the 85th Frerident of the United **- a m K!" -W.' StetM . As many o f tha county’s churches opened their doors for memorial services, schools, busi­ ness firms and fovernnientel offices closed theirs In tribute to the memory of our young President, who was struck down by the hand of fats last Friday. The people of Seminole were as shocked, as grieved, and as mournful on this day as the rest of the world. In a spirit of reverence The Herald joins with all our people in expressing our deepest regrets and heartfelt sympathies to the late President's family. atorifr# hi the day. Geo. J. C. Hoteht* Cushing Says Funeral Mass For Kennedy said the regular County mission meeting will be held Tuesday. The courttoma el* wifl be eloood Thursday and Friday. All cities, towns, nod til­ ls gee closed official operation* WASHINGTON (UPD - excepting f M f f n t y t r ia l The eoul of John Fitsgmkl end police and fire depart­ K enedy was commended no­ ments. Moyer Theme# 8. Me* te God today tt a simple Ro­ Donald MMnnced the man Catholle funeral Mass O. May* attended by world leaders. _ • * f i n e r ef Last rites lor the usist(sat­ Heavy Attach V tog On* ed ProaWent wer# conducted wlU b a t* Tneaiay 0m Non* at St Matthew's Cathedral by folk, V a . to brief raaklag Richard Cardinal Cushing of Naval officers en pleas fer Boston, tho lifelong friend end the anneal BeniMag Derby poster who performed Kenne­ next month. This trip wan dy’s marriage ceremony and baptised hia children. Captain May* oaid today to Kennedy's flag-draped eai- ale* win confer with higher lo t was borne to the cathe­ officer* relative to eaeari* dral fh>m tho White House, etod events planned daring ■In blocks awny, by tho same Derby week hat aw* of the born-drawn caisson t h a t SO day period af mearning brought the remains from the Capitol where an estimated Ur Sanford City Commission M0,OW persons passed by tha meeting scheduled tor tonight A member o f The Herald ataff walked into tha offlca There wore at leaet M pewanod summed It all up by re­ idcats or prim# ministers, marking: “ It** mighty quiet threw reigning monarch* end out (here today.'* princes or priscessea of nine • • • countries. K wa* alto a weekend of From behind (bo free Cur­ additional grief In particular tain came representatives of for th« member* of the Tint Christian Church aod other* ’ oland, Romania aad Yugo­ In the Sanford area bccauao slavia. Red China and Cuba, J U U V A •mm haa been postponed to Dae. Si of the passing o f tha Raw. V. with whom th* United States Mr*. JaeqtMlina Kennedy fat City Hall wffl bn closed H. Grantham, T7, a retired does not maintain diplomatic minister who before retiring relations, were not represent­ lowed on foot behind th* cals- Thursday aad open Friday. * * • * was pastor of tho local con­ ed. Neither were other Com­ son. Walking behind her to gregation. Funeral services munist nations in Peking’s Seven Killed th* mournful eadenca of muf­ Postmaster Cecil* Heard MIAMI (LT1) — At least ware held last Friday with sphere of Influence. fled drama war# President •eld th* poet office wA ope­ Protocol, that strict eedo seven persons were killed In FLAGS THROUGHOUT the world were flying at half moat today In • Rev. Mason Gragg ofQciatJohnson, former President rating aa what U normally WASHINGTON (UPI) — of diplomatic nlcwtleo, was Florida weekend accidents, "day o f mourning'* for President Kennedy. The flag at Seminole County Elsenhower and Truman, for termed a "holiday actodult" Ing. necessarily alt but Ignored in • • • •* courthouse represents all county flags so displayed today. (Herald Photo) ef them in car-train President Johnson led hla fel­ •tgn heads of state and other —that la, regular collection* and out-of-town ehlpmonU If you think construction Is tha crush. But no one seemed crashes, according to the low ritisene and the mighty of dlgnltarla*. the earth today In mourning e basing In Florida you might to mlod. Secretary of State Highway Patrol. After th* services, tha cor­ bat only deliveries wore per* oik George Touhy, head of Dean Rusk and his top de­ tege proceeded to Arlington lihabloe and specials, Hornfallen comrade, John Fitsgeraf* added, all. opera* a local saving* institution. partment sides tried at bast Russians Leave National Cemetery where tho eld Kennedy. Touhy report* that 12* sav­ to welcome as maay of the eomraaader of PT-loo will BRUSSELS — The staff of The new Chief Executive of ings and loan organisation* la dignitaries as they could el the Soviet Embaisy in Leo­ the United States, ramrodMat forever among fallow to 1 p. m. T to IteUdaj echo* the four airports la tho area. this stats made a total of comradofl-ln-arm* of World dote also will prevail Thurepoldville, ousted by Congo straight, his face etched with $31,047,000 In construction War U and other heroic dead. toy. Premier Cyrillt Adouls, has sadness, joined with millions DALLAS (UPD — Police The State Department, re­ All Musty, parochial aad loans during October. And Th* “ Reet Ja peace" Mast left here for Moscow on a around tha world in paying closed the books today on Lee sponsible for the safety of Touhy adds, "That's a special jetliner. tor America'* first Roman private schools were closed his last respecta to the stein Harvey Oswald and the world foreign vis’ tora, assigned ISO Wording of tha referendum changed from ths proaant clos­ Catholic President w u offer­ today. They also «ffll fa* dote record.** President will never know what was In to be placed on the ballot in ing Urns ef 18 •‘clock mid­ department aad Army secur­ • • • ed In the presence of 1,200 ad Thursday and Friday. Murder-Suicide Rut within hours after the his mind. He waa shot to (be Dec. 3 municipal election night to 8 *.nu and building aad County Agricultural Agent ity agents to guard the dele­ person* who hod com* from JACKSONVILLE (UPIl — tost, ead rites for hie former associations closed at Cecil Tucker will be 16 De- gations. It was the most ex­ Dural County detectives said chief, Johnson must take up death as President Kennedy's waa agreed upon at a con­ In ether business, mom near and tor to mika a final T to teotl otock broker Land Tuesday night to parti tensive job of physical pro Alford Carter, 30, of Callahan, anew the greet burdens of the astassln by a self-appointed tinued session o f the Long- mendallona ware heard from gesture af lov* or respect rioood aS day. cipata la a meeting of the lection of foreign visitors the shot his wife, Mary, to death offlco so suddenly thrust upon executioner before a nation­ Wood City Council Friday Nusum Moating and Afar Con­ Cardinal Cushing reed (to .department has faced since wide television audience. Agricultural Extension ditioning in*, o f Viator Park, wood* « * * . Paul to U* Ms Saturday and then committed him. m il* thcT ma rtyiwd1’’Presi­ vice. They '—ft’ discuss “ Cold Soviet Premier Nikita Khrush- suicide by firing a bullet Into OtteM KcColC chairman of The referendum will read; on changing tha legation af ter to the Tbecselanlsni warn­ Ho planned a reception for dent waa being buried In Ar­ (I) Shall the sale of beer tha heater and alr-condltioMr tho Powntewa Merchants Ate Protection and the Vaa of cbev visited the United States hla tempt*. ing Christiana against falling the many foreign heads of lington National Cemetery, in 1MO. Wind Machines.’ * tml wine for consumption off in the new city hall Into tho pagan custom of •ociatioo, said meet members itato attending the funeral, mourned by the world, the The most likely objects of • • • Nusum was requested to grieving over tho dead "•* warn closing Choir place* el Seventh Stay tho greatest number ever to Oimmunlst-Caitro sympathis­ the premises be permitted on busioei* toon nsoa to < pro. State Trooper Bin String concern for security were Sunday. (2) Shall tho closing submit an aatimata af costa others who have no tope. CONCORD, N. H. — Con­ gather In the United States field says “ We're glad you France’s towering President demned killers Frederick Mar- for any reason. It was expect­ er accused of slaying him lay hour of establishments selling at a meeting o f counell later Dyuatroniro, lac., witUwld 'T o r If w* believe that operations today until 1 p.m. made it through Veteran's Charles d* Gaulle, who arriv­ tlneau, 38, and Russell Nelson. ed that some of the pressing a cold marble slab in a mor- intoxicating liquor* wine and this week. Jesus died and rose again, Day weekend and hope you'll ed Sunday night, and Soviet 3d, have received their sev­ iuternatlnnal problems facing ;uc, disgraced. beer for coneumption either Business at Friday night's so with Him God wlU bring Rotary Club canceled Ka try (or Thanksgiving, too.'* First Deputy Premier Ana enth stay of execution. They the new administration would He died with his Ups seal­ on or off the premises be meeting was kept at a mini­ those also who b a n fallen regular meeting, its* 1. Mikoyan, who arrived ed. He look to the grave with Good advleel All courts, including Banwere convicted for the slaying mum. In opening remarks, asleep through Jesus." aarly today on a special three yeara ago of Maurice be touched upon, If only brief­ him the reason Kennedy was ford municipal aad Justice* ol Chairman R. C. Carlson stated He also read the words of lyfrom Moscow as Gagnon of Lincoln, R. I. killed If, as police are con Mrs. Christine Gibbons of S flight “ In viow of what’s happened Christ recorded in M. John's tto peace, were closed today. Johnson, w o r k i n g at a vinced without doubt, he was Smyrna Drive in DeBary isn't Khrushchov’s personal emUsChamber o l Coameroo closed today, It is not ontinly fit* Gospel: breath-taking pace since his (he assassin. going to weed her flower beds ary. at 11 a. m. Decision Due ing to have a meeting but tha elevation to the presidency in "1 am tto resurrection end • s o for a kmg time without axAQ churches worn open far ROME—Th* Christian Dem­ Dallas Friday, also was ex­ “ 1 have aent men to the wording of tha referendum the life; he who believes in Mr*. Jacqueline Kennedy ocratic and Socialist party electric chair on less evidence treme care. Working with her had to bo set by Saturday." Me, even If he die, ahsll prayer all day long today. pected to confer with ablet flowers, she heard a rattling was to receive (he foreign leader* mike their all-lmpor- and high officials throughout than we have now," said Dal­ First Matbodlit hen held A rash of burglaries, van­ He closed tha meeting by live." las County District Attorney sound. She looked around and heads of state and leaders of tant decision today whether the day. memorial servlets at noon, stating “ in deference to th* dalism, thefts and minor traf­ Henry Wade. Just four feet away waa rolled national delegations at the to ratify an agreement for a aa did First Presbyterian He goes before a Joint President, no further busi­ nut Oswald maintained he fic accidents kept city police a rattler which later measur White House after the burial. new center-left government slon of Congress Wednesday hero. Holy Cross Episcopal ness will be transacted." busy over the weekrnd. President Johnson arranged c o m m i t t e d to eupport of was innocent. He denied he ed six feet two Inches. The held sanrkns at T and 11 a, at 12:30 p. m. EST to outlir* C. C. liquor store, 312 San­ shot Kennedy fatally, wound­ snske was shot by a neigh to receive all delegation bad- NATO. m. his concept of the president?ford Avenue, reported thieves ed Gov. John B. Connelly, e n at a reception at the State bor, Mr. Lloyd Lindsey. All Soul* Catholic Church and to plead once again fer broke into a rear door and • • • and later killed policeman J. Department beginning at 5:30 Reds In Raid conducted a requiem man national unity. Cungresslorftl stoic $222 in cash, a quantity Undaunted by the fact that p. m. EST. Tha new Chief United Prrae International at 11 a. m. SAIGON, South Viet Nam— h-udera pledged him bipartisan D. Tlppltt. nut what was the evidence of liquor, a wedding band signers of hla original peti­ Executive also will confer A Communist raiding party cooperation Friday nightTho Sunshine State, “ *• Veterans organisations a( with six diamonds, a silver tion for the office of Cassel Tuesday with a number of overran a U. S.-backed train­ Johnson already was reedv- that police had making them brooch and cigarette*. The cond home’* of President Ken- DeBary conducted a memor­ berry mayor withdrew their world leadera la his office. ing camp for South Viet Nam ing suggestions as to hla (in ­ so certain they had tha right burglars left one TV act out­ Fifteen Central F l o r l d n lwl>f- l ° tn« d lh* national and ial service Sunday at DeBary Nearly all the foreign lead­ troops, killing at least 37. The menT names, Carl Stoddard rallied duct of foreign policy. Chair­ school bund* won “ superior” ^ * or,‘l ,od#y of Community Center. Follow­ side tho establishment and The Dallas New* reported more supporters and re-filed ers were reported to have Viet Cong raiders captured man J. William Fulbright/ ping appropriate mule and ratings In a district contest official mourning, stole one from the store. on Friday, Just under th e. *Br*<d tacitly not to Issue four American aoldiere ami Ark before a packed Municipal) AH »tete office* u d ichnols pronounce menu, flags of tho rk of tho Senate Fnrjlgn J RN' * . 9 . deadline. There's nothing like 1J^etomwito upon thelr arrjtwjwwii - » if o VC.T iti&J'iU.Vi~ami i »rlu u e" ui g•u'lii'uoH* ‘ " w*ro W e irs* •teamin'' here " outuYdiy e v v ’ Vsi. Mony-tsced De Gaulle Army lieutenant. damning piece of evidence of determination. national bank* closed part, massed end draped io mourn­ Zourk* B. Hickenlooperi Knlng. $123 from her purse in the • • I nevertheless was heard to ill agalmt Oswald—a map ing for 30 days. Heads of all Iowa, r a n k i n g Kepulilcnn nurse'* lounge at Seminole Twenty-nine bands compet­ If not all day. found in his room showing Though not official, we un­ murmur "a very sad occa- Red Peace Asked Christian* of all faith* at­ groups were to sign a letter member, Joined Sund.ij in! Memorial Hospital. ed in a nmrchlng contest and derstand the English Estates ton" as he passed down a MOSCOW — The official urging him to arrange On in the path of the bullets that special memorial of coodulance to the Kennedy B u r g l a r s b r a k e into also wilt compete In e concert tended school will be resdy for oc­ reception line with Rusk at newspaper of the Soviet Com­ formal “ exploratory" nilcllng killed Kennedy *nd wounded Cronins High School and oh- and sight reading contest In church services. familv cupancy when school re opens Dulles International Airport. munist party haa called for a with Soviet Premier Kilpta 8. ConniUy. (lined an undetermined March at Dayton* Beach. following the forthcoming hol­ rcapprochement between Red Khrushchev. amount of eash from a vend­ Combined result* of tha two iday season. We also bear Chinn and tha Soviet Union. ing machine and ransacked centrats wilt determine which that it’ll be the county's first The newspaper “ Prmvda" said offices, scattering paperi and banda will compete In the air conditioned school facility. the Kremlin would "do every­ books and breaking windows. state contest In May. This will permit South thing to overcome differences'' Three Juvenile* were taken Winning “ superior" ratings Seminole Elementary School with Red China. into custody for siphoning her* Saturday were Seabreei* at Casselberry to return to gasoline *nd stealing hub Junior, tieabreex* High and DALLAS (UPI) — In a Resumes Tuesday single sessions. South Semi­ ARLINGTON, V*. (U P I )- cap* from car* parked at Mainland of Duytona Beach; room at Parkland Memorial nole la the only school in the MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. — Kau Gallic, Grove land, Rustle, Mr*. June Jackau 27, of The final resting piece of thj First Baptist Church. county, wc hear, currently on Hospital, where he had Just Trial resumes Tuesday in ths Pig 'o' Whistle reiteurant, St Cloud, New Smyrna Beach, f.ongwood, wa* de bed ai nation'* Both Pre*Id*nt He* taken hi* first a tap a toward double session alatut. “ murder for hlro" case of law23th Street and Park Avenue, Oteeola of Kissimmee, Apop­ Hem • a a recovery from an assassin * year T. Eugene Thompson, tc> “ fairly latfifactory" on * grs**y *lop« not far reported about $23 stolen ka, Seminole of Sanford, Mel­ Inole Memorial II. tal atbullet wound. Gov. John Con­ There are definite rumbling! cused of arranging the slay. tarhe* today. 8h* ;»/»uffering from tho fallen heroes of from a vending machine. bourne, Colonial and Edgcwathat It won't be long until nally learned Sunday that Lee Inc of hia heavily inaured Sheriff J. L. Hobby reported Irr of Orlando, and Winter a gunshot wound iJ the aide. other year* and other w in . Harvey Oswald had been wife. Tha trial waa receased another firm builds on the Sheriff J, l_ fLboy said I here is no other grave in burglars broke into the Dug- Park. contlnously Improving West brought, dying, to tha samt until then because of th* day •he was hit by a/gg caliber the Immediate ere* chosen for track Bar on Highway 17-92 hospital of mourning for President First Stm t strip. As the cap­ bullet at about 11 p.m. Satur­ John F. Kennedy at Arling­ south and obtained an unde­ Told of the shooting, Con­ Kennedy. tain used to say, “ May the day at her home h Longwood. ton National Cemetery, but termined amount of cash from nally eould only shtks hia -plana move forward with dis­ The Sheriff /added that up the hillside to tha south a cigarette vending machine. head. Hla aaaallant was taken patch." her huiband, Thimas Jackson, and east and west rang* row • • • to “ Trauma Room No. 2." Escapee Captured Because of Ike omomIm . Is being held without charge upon row of (imp!* whit* Seminole H igh School Seminole County's Jim Lee where aurgaoni atrovo Friday Elbert Lee Brown, Negro tie* of I’resident Krased y at county Jail/ pending fur­ ■ton**. and Joe Scbretber of the Pro­ to aav* th* governor from prisoner who escaped from a ■1m of the It games tided ther invoatigatim. TUESt NOV. 20 — S P. M. Beneath the** itonea rest bation and Parole Commiss­ aovaro wounds dealt him by city work detail last week, la The Herald’* football rou­ President Kennedy’s slayar. men who fell at Antletam, at was captured Saturday on ion, plus C. E. McCord, roan Bid* will be opened Tuesday ted lost weekend were sot Santiago, at Chateau Thierry, by the State Road Department played. The latest Informa­ The 46 year-old Texas chief Pineway Drive and is in city Report Tuesday ( ty Juvenile court counsellor, ROBERT CARNIE, Director Report o n /a recent meet­ *t Iwa Jims, at Heartbreak for the contract to four-lane tion to The Herald Indicates attended a meeting of the executive, who resigned in Jail. ing of th* Stft* Crippled Chil­ Ridge — tho name* and place* State Road 436, it wee report­ that moat ol Iks pewtpoaed Central Florida Chapter of 1M1 as Kennedy's aoeratary BETTY E SMITH, PUaiflt dren's Comndstion at Orlando retd like a tragi* litany of ed today by th* United Pros* games will be played either Council on Crime and Della of the Navy to run success­ fully for governor, wa* eat­ Ocalan Bearer will be presented to mem­ America's war*. from TalUhas***. quency. Thursday er Saturday ef Shirk? R y u , Coatnlte Elected to the county's ing hearty maals of chicken President Kennedy’* grave WASHINGTON (UPI)—The bers of thor Seminole County Tha three-mile segment of Ibis week, er en Dec. 7. The And steering committee were Ju and pio. servicemen who bore Presi­ Society fon Crippled Children lies in an open, iloplng plot SR 436 will provide a multi­ Herald will botd all entries venile Judge C. Vernon Mlie Ha ahavad himself with an dent Kennedy's casket today and Adult^ at S p.m. Tues­ with juit three wind-bent dog­ plied connecting link between and announce the winner ef BomlnoU High School day at they County Health De­ wood tree* standing sentinel. U. 8. Highway 17-92 and In­ tut week’s contest after the chairman. Municipal Judge •loftrle rasor, left-handed HU included: ADMISSION v TripU Trio Kenneth W. McIntosh, and right wrist was shattered by Marine* — Lance Cpl. Tim­ partment / by President Al They are white when in bloom terstate 4 through Altamonte Lad games are played in 50c Spring*. Schretber. othy F. Check of Ocala, Fla. IFieri an Kenneth McIntosh. but they are barren now. [the sniper's bullet. early December, Johnson Leads Nation In Mourning Books Closed On Oswald W ording O f Liquor Referendum Okayed Police Busy Over Weekend State Mourns 15 Bands Rated With Nation As 'Superior' ___F Connally Able To Shave Self Condition Of/ Wounded Wife 'Fairly Good’ Kennedy Grave On Grassy Slope A Musical Event! Sanford Male Chorus Results Of Grid Contest Delayed 436 Bids To Be Let Tuesday Fall Concert �r* M i cm*., ’ v , . '■rstiKIr-. r o RA-5C Reconnaissance Plane To Make Debut At Bomb Derby Haaty Attack Wing One tooth equipped ground processing Heavy Attack Squadron I, Skywarrtor, tha other mem­ will begin receiving the new ber o f the heavy attack fam­ annual Bombing Derby bora center. Dae. 14 to appaar oo "Cmadld All of this equipment hss planes next month vrUi others ily. will stage a low-level Camera." been undergoing extensive to follow shortly theresfter, refueling demonstration. fe ste r* Irra lh The appearance will not b* tests for the pant 1J months in this case the Skywarrior. Tba RA-4C will appear Dec. S — N ov. U , 1968 part ef Uw popular C M tel* 14 on the same program with largest carrier-based aircraft vision ahow but a sidelight in flights from tba Columbus, Ohio, faclllttea of North it* forerunner, the A-5A, an la tha world, wil serve at o f the Nary's demonstration American Aviation. Tha Navy aircraft which was designed tha tanking aircraft; how­ of 1U MW twin-jet RA-5C primarily for long-range, car­ ever, both planes are equally Vigilante, This will be the has thus far released 911L5 million to North Americsn rier-based attack. It currently adept at being donor or re­ first public showing of tba for development and produc­ serves thla purpose In two cipient in the airborne fueling WA-IC, a mach two (twics operation. Uie speed of sound) attack- tion of Uw RA-4C waapons sys­ squadroni baaed at Uw BanIn other air ahow features, lord Naval Air Station. tem. reconnaissance aircraft. Ctereas* U WaM* Km puran A-4C Skyhawk, smallest One Sanford-basad unit, A Vigilant* and an A-3B lu debut will highlight an efciied lead and constructed a building at SIS W. Third air show and open house ■treat, where ha will operate which the Wing la bolding to climax Its weak-long (Dec. f• ce bleat ahop. Weills ha* been In bueinee* 14) fleet weapons exercise. During Its 45-mlsute flight, In D«B*ry tinea INV, building ■any of the tablnata In homes the RA-5C will ahoot air-to-air pictures of planes In a mess flwtt ' The Area apaelellaaa In any­ formation fly-by and finally thing In wood—tor now homta maka a high-apeod, low-tarel i over tha grandstand, •r modernising «W*f ones— b 11 e b a n cabinet*, bathroom taking a photo sequenco of vanities, bookcaaae. aontloaa Uw Urgo crowd expected at the Sanford Naval Air Sta­ and avan plaatfc tope. WaUla, Ids wife, and aan tion for the Bombing Derby. Although the processed l a wren**, moved to Hanford from Wisconsin in tecs and photographs will not be rentaha tbair horn* at 1009 XI* laassd for publke viewing they will be shown to a aelact Untt group of high-ranking defense officials attending the exer­ cises end air show. The cameras used by the Vigilant* In this unusual demonstration belong to ana of the moat versatile recon­ Cook’s Corner, dock ad aut naissance systems aver de­ In tholr naw yellow blousos, vised. won thrsa point# from Hunt The total ayatom, with all Realty; Joe's Laundry, also Its components operating in •fortlng now larsndcr blousss, unison, Is designed to give won threo point* from th* Uw commander In tba tactical CPO Wires. Southern Air won theater a complete up-dated P R IC E S GOOD T H R O U G H THURS. N O O N thro* points from th* t*agu* Intelligence report minutes landing Art Brown Teat Con* altar tha plana returns from Q U A N T IT Y R IG H TS RESER VED trol taam. Bhoomakar Cop ntruction alio picked up three a mission. Th* finishing touches an data from M. A R. Bar; Da* provided by an elaboratelyI-try Dtb* turned in Hire* 2 Convenient Locations; Wins from (Irapaville Nursery tad Stenstfom Realty aetd 4th. St. & Sanford A ve. — 1100 W . 13th. St. the Aeey Deucy Wtvea out of three palate. Mary Faust picked up both I.AFAYRTTE, La. <UP1> th* 1*10 and t-7; Dot Johnson sonverted th* 8-7 twice; Mari* Jack Nlekteu*' disappointment C.eowskt clipped tha 4-B and over hie failure to win th* F IIEHII Fit EHII the 4-4-7. The 4-8-10 fell for 920,000 Cajun Classic golf j o y Roberta; Doris Omey tournament was tempered to­ dripped the 1-1-10; while day with the knowledge that Lnura Leahy and Mery Tom- he 1* th* second man In golf FREHIt FRKMH al i bi both spared th* 4-fl split. history to win 9100,000 In one I, th* Ward picked up the 3-8- year. Klckteua Joined Arnold Pal­ J0 and th* 4-10 fall for Dot Johnson, V*1 Kelsey, Kitty mar In that class Sunday Purdy, Fay Roberta, Shirley when his fifth-place finish In him**, Penns* Schaeffer, and th* Cajun earned him 91,080 end "put him over the top.1* Mery Taawlctkl. Nlckleue finished with a pair flatting r a n d y for th ef 80s In Sunday's rounds hut Thanksgiving season by ting their turkeys were: Judy had fallen ton far behind to f.terke, Beverly White, Libia catch the leaders. The tournament wen won by Whitehead, end Sophie Wood pen. Judy Clerk* was high for flax Baxter Jr., of Amarillo, Tex., with a 14-under-par 214. tha weak with 318/843. Business Brfeb * nuclear bomber in Uw world, will team up with an A-9B Skywarrior In a "Buddy Bombing" exhibition, A TFU Cougar will demonstrate its ability as a loft bombing trainer and a group of 24 A-3B's and A-SA’e will open the program with a low-level formation fly-by. A* a finals, K Bkywarriors end Vigilantes will tend at Khtacund Intervals on NAB Sanford’ s simulated flight deck In a demonstration of precision "carrier airman­ ship." This phase of tha pro­ gram will be placed on a competitive baste with the squadron showing tha most professionalism In this basic part of Navy flying receiv­ ing a large gold trophy. This trophy and 15 others will be awarded to winners oa the week-long compattUom In a military ceremony following the air ahow. EM P IR E o McKIBBIN Casualty 114 NORTH PARK FA 3-0331 GOVT. INSPECTED P ^ M P . . . D E L IC IO U S ^ t) Pew Blouses Bring Luck Nicklous 5th f) IF LIM IT 1 W IT H $5 OR M ORE FOOD ORDER P L E A SE In Cajun FR ES H P K P O R K S A L E ! Pork Shldr. lb. 39c Pork Hams lb. 49c Backbone lb. 49c Side Pork lb. 29c T E N D E R LEG O ’ L A M B . , lb. 3 9 c ' LEA N M E A T Y SPARE RIBS . lb. 38c • W IE N E R S • SM O K E D SAU SAG E • H O M E M A D E SAU SAG E . 3 lbs. 97c Money NO. 3 Vi CANS SOUTHERN PEACH H ALVES . 2 -4 5 ’ 300 CANS NIIUHFINE — 303 C A N S SHURFIKE 1 LU. CAN — Limit 3 With Order C R A N B ER R Y SAU CE 2 - 3 5 S A X E T C U T G R . BEANS HOX. I’ KfiS. 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PEGS. • YEl.l.OW 99 STALKS FOR 25’ Full Line Of Fresh Nuts 0 �/» >» Now. 25, 1963 — Pas* 8 Issues Debated v At Longwood's Annual Rally The only political rally held annually In Seminole County took place Thunday night in Loogwood (or nine candidates qualified in the Dec. 3 election* (or three open council posts. None o( the nine expressed any opin­ ion on the issue o( increased daily hours and Sunday aales of alcoholic beverages which also will be on the ballot in an advisory capacity. Only three of the candi­ dates, Joe Dean, Percy White and Carl Lommler, brought any response from the over­ flow audience. Criticism by Dean of empty stores in the downtown area, lack o( industry and failure of Uie present council to co­ operate with Industry brought objections from Mayor A. R. Lormann who advised the candidate that he had been misinformed if he thought the present administration ever hod failed to co-operate with any new business. Council Chairman K. C. Carlson pointed out that with­ in die past two weeks city ofticials had spent much of their working time and had held a special council meet­ ing to pave the way for the TruJulce Citrus Plant which hopes to locate in Lnngwood. White's statement that he had seen the city accomplish nothing hut to "go downhill" during the past flve-and-a-half years, brought advice from the mayor that council had spent many hours, without success, working with the merchants to bring about ren­ ovations and improvements which could have resulted in .increased business. Carl Lommler, who is seek­ ing re-election to tbe council, was questioned from the aud­ ience on poor water service in the Second Place area north of town after he cited the im­ proved water system as an outstanding accomplishment of the present board. Lorn oi­ ler told (lie residents that plans already have been upproved to increase sire of the mains in this area as soon as SK 427 is repaved. Other candidates and their statements, in brief, were: U. If. Ferrell who said that hr is a "man wlwi is not afraid to speak his mind" and that he has time to devote to the job. Mrs. Geri ilitsman said that she "loved to live in Longwood" and promised to work for its best Interests. Ted Walts listed as his qual­ ifications his past record as a businessman and resident of the town and his familiarity with it* problems. E. E. Williamson, who prev­ iously has served as a coun­ cilman, pointed out that he is interested in Longwood and its welfare, lie stressed that he has no criticism of the present board, that he is fully aware of the city's problems and that he would always vole his own convictions. B. L. 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M EAT LOAF I rf 1•. ■. ...JLf-sf WtoHkMr ■JR REGULAR 2» l C O PELAN D • 99/ F r u i t . P i e s . . . 3 ““ Pork Chops...» 6 9 / W IL L BE CYPRESS GARDENS FROZEN FLORIDA FRESH BOSTON BU TT! Pork R oast. . . » 39/ LB. PHILADELPHIA BRA N O C R E A M I imit cine with SS. Cheese...........2 9 / Older or r t / <j ’ M M I X 'E M or M A T C H 'EM Astor Green Peas Astor Spinach Astor Broccoli M \“ |A j (,i Allot Mi»rd iig; R Jt 'JT v* Vegetables D in ana Wtvol. ft Okra 1 0 -oe. 3 i-i Pk,s. SAVE 4« EACH . . SWEET TREAT SLICED SAVE 5-2/lc E A C H IJ U S'] | t J . SUNSHINE WHOLE PIC KLED Peaches 3 *1 SAVE 7 Y it EACH . . OCEAN SPRAY C RA N BER RY fA ----------------------------**H- U6V JOO- bau ce Z -“ S / V f «- 39 SAVE 64 EACH . . THRIFTY M A ID SWEET Potatoes n- c- 17' Mayonnaise * 49' SAVE I0« EACH . . KRAFT NOW OPEN Longwood Winn-Dixie U. S. 17-92 AT STATE ROAD 131 SAVE EA. . . M IN O T CRANBERRY . . Limit 2 with 55 food order Sauce... 2 - 25 Juice • •. • 25 * iwt. Peas 2 25 Pole BEANS SAVE |Q< EACH . . DOLE PINEAPPLE . . Limit 2 plea*. SAVf, 5s EACH . . TH RIFTY M A ID 3 »v. A L A S K A or LARGE & 25* 1 Pineapple to work with the council and 4 mayor" and strongly encour­ aged tha people to register and vote. Jim Reiter, also seeking reelection, cited his long-time residence in Longwood auJ objected to statements that it 11 * is "moving backwards." He pointed out that the "town lias come ■ long way In the past 13 years, especially dur­ ing the last few." R. T. MUwee, who served as moderator for the evening, closed the rally by comment­ ing on high interest express­ ed by those attending and urged them to "keep this in­ terest going by voting!" eO By Shirley Wentworth Members of the Bear Lake Home Demonstration Club will bear one of Seminole County’ s Public Health Nuraea speak on dietary need, for the family at their monthly meeting to be held at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the boms at Mrs. Russell Loomis on Bear Lake Road. All persons interested In joining this club may do ao by attending the meeting or or contacting any officer or member. 70 n, ~r INSTRUCTIONS W ITH YOUR PURCHASE OF A W-D BRAND TURKEY AND 25* ROLL HEAVY DUTY ALCOA FOIL it . Area HD Club To Hear Nurse *■ ~r ~ me?an ir in i 4 s A • I Of EACH . . DEEP SOUTH ayonnaise Fresh Tender Young 39 QT. i/f/E 6< EACH . . TOILET TISSUE . . Limit 2 pkgv please. D e 's e y . , 2 Red Delicious __ BOLL__ _ APPLES PKG. ■;5 m H 2 Lb, 2 9 ' U. S. No. 1 Baking Potatooa ID A H O S .. 10 pKd i.Mn DETERG EN T ARROW ■39 GT. BOX S A V E 20s EACH DETERG EN T FA B GT. BOX l « « t 10s 49 Limit one with 55 00 food order os more CjouGet a SHiife et/etyfane and a stampfor ereto dime at.. �Sanford Male Chens Conceit Gene Feraett and H i Mg, swtogtofc o itk id n will ap­ pear it tha Mayfair bus me. 2ft. BUM I I -Urn H N able m ad Monad," Feraett u d t o own wiU play for the *eaual Charity Ban f i v e by Gaanaa Omega Chapter of Lose then ea how after President Kennedy wae abot, Tlpyttt, e ll-year-veteraa m the force, wee (hot twice by e pietol Police eey th en wee ne A children’. C h r l a t m a a Party la planned by the poet end committee members Ray Channel end Hollis Johnson w eed like te hoar immediate­ ly frem anyone Interacted la forming a children's Christ­ mas Carol Group so that they «an set up practice oesaions. The VPW haa eat up Jars la tha vattoue bueineeeee In the area te receive donations for tha anneal Christman fund for to go toward halptog tho lose fortunate of tho community. James Back, Hsten Pell, Cor Bllua MeCaltey, Llllia Bell Merthle, Eunice Stallworth, Tom H. Janie, Maritaerite Callan, Calvin T. Bryant, Au­ gust A. Cahill, Aante M. Whit* acr, Edwin Cherry, all of Banford; L e o n a Fora of Whitevilla, N. C ; Cecil L. Touchtan of Lake Monroe; Carroll B. Jones, M. D. of New Smyrna Beach; Charlie Thomas of DeBary; Viola Howard or Jacksonville. Births Mr. and Mr*. Oscar Merthle, a baby boy, of Sanford; Mr. and Mra. Donald Cahill, ■ baby boy, of Banford. Discharges Linda Patten of DeBary; June Gaines, Clifford Johnson, Cora A Jones, Juanita Raddtog, Florence Bishop, all of Banford. NOVBMBEB 12 J.-' C, Washington, Homer F w S u t U ; iTcibert A. Spelr, all of Sanford; Thelma Weeks of North Or­ lando; Kark W. Yoat of GludervUle. Birtha Mr. and Mra. David E. Weeks, a bsby boy, of North Orlan­ do; Mr. and Mrs. William he rejoicing for Jobe Jr, (bar* le eadaeae far him. He wee t* have * little birthday party Taesday t* celebrate wMfe Me playmates. He may etlH have that Hte father weald have wealed i t Hte elater Caroline, who wiB fee • yean (U ea Wed* aeadey, get meal of (he et* teettew. She wee the apple of her daddy's eye. Bat la the last elx months, a heed of mutual affection sod mutual Joy had sprung up between the President and his see. John Jr. used to walk him to tho office hi the West Wing la tha morning, talking a Moo otreak about hte toy*, mostly about helicopters. He liked te crawl under the Pnoldenl'a deck, beg chewlag gum from receptionist Dave Power* and rock fast le hte daddy’s famous rocker. The Uttte boy sew hte father alive for the lest time Thurs­ day when bo Jauntily boarded a helicopter with his parents for a ride to Andrews Air Force Base. They went on to Total and to e tragic fate. The fallen President gave hla son a White House begin­ ning and a love that knows Discharge! Lillian LaRoy, Iby Jana Eatrldge, Edwin Cherry, Jose­ phine Kampf, Bonnie Wing, all of Sanford; Blanch Grouut of Deltona; Viola Waernar of Lakewood, Colo.; James N. McCIoakey of DeBary; Jamas Back of Jaekaonvilla Beach; Ella L. Johnson of Lake Moaroa; Leah Morett and baby boy of Sanford. NOVEMBER 31 Betty Rowland of Lake Mon­ roe; Thelma March, Iva U. Weber, Margaret Doucette, Etha Brewer, Robert Dennis, Curley Brown, Jean D. Swaf­ ford, Thelma Cameron, Mir­ iam Smith, Bettye Green, all of Sanford; Jane Jackson of Longwood. Births Mr. and Mr*. Walter L. Swaf­ ford, a baby boy, of Sanford. Discharges Mary F. Mann, Rusaell P. Crumpton, Ellen B. Vaughn, iM w iiu Plummer,' ~ ’ beanie Boater, Marguerite Callan, Annie M. Whltoer, Nellie Griffin and baby boy, Lydi* McKee! and baby boy, Mary E. Hadden, all of Sanford; Lowell Hall of East Point, Ga.; Joyce 31. Forlton and Baby Boy of Lake Mary. JEAN MASTERS, W« from "Beat It Beatnii Club of Seminole High Club In two presentation! Thursday night In the ichool auditorium. "Best it Beatnik" — e comedy hi c m act wee very well dew, and brought laughs from tha dialogue about the troubles of n young girl with her family and boy friend. The cnet was mad* up of G«n| Klinefelter, Donna Bandage, Wayne Hill, Ctaronca John* ■on, lterold Unger, Jean Mas­ ters, Plate Adame, Barbara Shock, Len Reinhart, Glenda Albert and Terry Bucklew, "Antte Bpring" — a play in on# act — waa a smooth production from the beginning end told of the difficulties a group of etudenta encountered on an alt day picnic. Tha acens waa act almoat entirely in a model T car, loaned for the ocaaion by Ricky Burnt. Dan­ ny Gllmartln, Penny Gieeaon, Karen Green, Robert Rich­ ards, Dan McCall, and Gwen Champion were the player*. During Intermission the school'* triple trio sang a medley of songs for a near capacity audience. Stage manager waa Theresa Spears, tha aet waa handled by Kent Gregory, Terry Bucklew, Robert lllcharde and Danny Gllmartln. Sue Pop* waa In charge of props. Make­ up was capably dona by Marilyn Hunt, Joy Duggar, Elaine Echols, Sandy Iliabeo, Carol Samuels, Donna Collins and Janls White. Missing Flier Is Identified WASHINGTON {U r!)-T h e Air Force Sunday Identified one of two filers missing after their plane crashed to Viet Nam as Capt. Howard It. Cody, whose wife, Mary Lou­ ise Cody, lives at 40 Loiios Drive. Fort Walton Bf«ch_ Cody ami 1st Lt. Hols K. Lellmanls were on temporary duty with the 1st Air Com­ mand Squadron to Viet Nam when tha eraah occurred. They were attached to the 1st Air Command Wing, based at Eglin Air Force Baae, Fla. i HID and Donna Santiago are shown In a scone B one a ct comedy, presented by the Dramatic tool Thursday night in tha school auditorium. PLAYERS IN “ ANTIC SPR IN G ," n piny in one net, are Karen Green, kneatyng, and Penny Gieeaon anil Gwen Champion, standing. “ Antic Spring” wan a presentation of the Seminole High School Dramatic Club Thursday night. By Jana Casselberry Members of Um South Seminole Welcome Wagon Newcomer* Club brought do­ nations of canned goods for the group's Thanksgiving wel­ fare project to last Thursday's luncheon meeting held at the Villa Nova Restaurant in Win­ ter Park. Three new members Join­ ed the club Thursday. They were Mrs. Juanita Moore, Mra. Emily Fernald and Mra. Lucille Boone. Guests at the meeting In­ cluded Mrs. Glnny Fox, Mra. Harriet Reis, Mrs. Jerry Ltello, Mrs. Sally Smith, Mr*. Mildred Thompson, Mrs. Vera -r.;r.vTU; "ijinnijin and Mrs. Ilea Daggett, who won the door prise. Cards were played follow­ ing the meeting and winner* were Mrs. Frances Cordell, First Bridge; Mrs. Evelyn Chapman, second Bridge; Mrs. Gilds PettinsU, tlrat canasta and Mra. Waneeta Holmes, second canasta. Members are reminded that a few tickets are left for the Theater Benefit Matinee and Buffet Luncheon to be beld at the Orange Blossom Play­ house on Dec. It and anyone interested to attending should contact Mrs. Sandy LaPoma, club president. A meeting of the executire board will be held Monday, Dec. 9, at 11:30 a. m. at the SAS Cafeteria to Winter Park. The next regular meeting will be held Dec. U at the Vil­ la Nova Restaurant at 11:30 a. m. end each member at­ tending te asked to bring a dollar for charity in place of the usual Christmas gift ex­ change. Mrs. Rena Bass Dies A t Home abet President Kennedy and bo ehot J. IX Tippitt. Bo weed the initiate, nat ■ f ln t M a s . Tippitt had apotted Oswald In the Oak Cliff taction of Dallaa and had polled bit cruiser over to the curb. He got oat et the car. The gun* man fired. Tippitt fell dead. Ha made |4SK) a month. Dal­ las police have no insurance. They are not covared by So* dal Security. But hte widow will receive 932$ a month from the pollen retirement fund. And donetione running into thousand* of dollars have been pouring in. There are three children to rapports Allan, 14, Brenda, IK end Curtis, 4. Half the 9228 will ho for Tlppltt’a widow Marie. The other is for the children. They lose their payment when they are II, the If she remarries. Tippitt will be tho footnote In tha history books. But Marie recalled him aa a gener­ ous, hard-working husband, a devoted family man, a devout Christian. OCALA (DPI) — Publisher Kernel D. Leavengood of the Ocala Star Banner, was hur­ led here Sunday after he died Saturday, apparently aa the result of a heart attack. Leavengood, whe bad been publisher of the Star Banner since 1943, and o( the Ocala Star since 1929, waa 04. Tha two papers merged to 1943. A native of Ocala and the son of Mr. snd Mra. Port V. Leavengood, Leavengood la survived by hla widow, Mil­ dred Price, a son, Victor P. of Tampa, and three grand­ children, all of Tampa. Homecoming Scheduled For Wore Gloss The annual barbecue and Trmtcoming meeting of Judge R W. Ware's Pint Methodist Sunday School data will bo hdd at 7 p. m. Tuesday In MeKhley Hall of the ehurch. Rany former member* wf thfe class, who hav* now mov­ ed to other communities, at­ tend this meeting. This year, the occasion will celebrate the 34th anniversary of J u d * * bringing the hand here eeid tiekata may bo obtained from any member o f the sorority. The orchestra, nude s p of 11 places, originated aa a local troop at Capo Canaveral They will eowia here from Btmtdt Inn, Cocoa Batch. Often compared favorably with Urn original hand of Glenn Milter, Fernett’a mew carry a library o f many Glenn Milter favor! tea, plot now tenge played hi the MUter style, Mrs. Fite said. Bear Lake Churches Set Service St. Andrews Presbyterian Church of Bear Lake will be host te the Bear Lake Meth­ odist Church for a combined Thanksgiving Day Service to be held at 10 a. m. The ehurch Is located on Linneal Beach Drive In Bear Lake. Jtev. William Irwin of the Methodist Church will deliver the sermon while Rev. Thomas Makia of St. An­ drews will conduct the ser­ vice. G. T. Poff Dies A t Orange City Georgo T. Poff, IT, Route 1, Sanford, died Saturday In the Orange City Nursing Home. He was born In Floyd Coun­ ty, Va., and bad been a resi­ dent of Sanford for 15 year*. He wae a retired contractor. Survivors are hte wife, Rosa Poff; threw daughter*, Mable Foley, Sanford, Claudtoo Edwards, Roanoke, Va., aad Georgianna Riddle, Bluefield, W. Va.; two brothers, Riley Poff, Orangt CUy, and Posey Faff. Grottes, Va. Services for Mfr. "Poff will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday at Primltlva Baptist C h a r e h with Elder Tom Crawford of­ ficiating, sssiated by Elder Bob Smith. The body will be forwarded to Lots Funeral Home for graveside services la Roanoke, Thursday. Allen-Summerhlll, DeBtry, la to charge o f local arrange­ ments. GENE FERNETT Thousands Get Oral Sabin Funeral services for Tom H. Jtrvle, N , who died Friday night et Seminole Memorial Hoipltal following a short ill­ ness, were scheduled for 2 p.m. today at Brissoo Funeral Home with Rev. John T. Adams Jr., assisted by Rev. W. E. Timms, officiating. Burls! was to follow at Oaklawn Memorial Park. Ur. Jarvis, a resident of 2S14 Highlawn Avenue, had lived In Sanford for the past eight ycara having come here from Huntington, W. Va. He was a retired machinist su­ pervisor for Owen Illinois Glass Company. He wss a member of the First Method­ ist Church of Sanford where be also was a member of the Men’s Bible Class. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Mary Jarvis; a son, Ralph Jarvis, and a granddaughter, Deborah Jarvis, all of San­ ford. Bible Class Entertained By Shirley Wentworth Members of the Adult Bible Class of the Bear Laka Meth­ odist Church were entertain­ ed teat .Thursday evening at e buffet supper given by Mr. and lira. Lucas Baird at thilr home os Shirley Drive. This clasi meets once each month to enjoy a social even­ ing at the homes of various members. JACKSONVILLE (UP1) — Thousands of North Florida residents were girra Sable oral veceine Sunday In an at* tempt to halt an outbreak o f polio which haa caused 2$ caeca and three deaths la Duval County this year. Jacksonville City Health Officer Dr. E. R. Smith estW mated that more than 880,000 took the waccine in Duval County alone Sunday during a five-hour period. Smith said he hopes aa many as 05 per cent of the county’s residents will have been vaccinated when the pro. gram is computed, and ached* ultd a "make-up clinic" next week to vaccinate those whe missed doses Sunday. The doses were pancd out on augsr cubes to whole fam* lliea throughout eight North Florida counties. The programs were held in Duval, Clay, Baker, St Johns, Bradford, Union, Hamilton and Gilchrist counties. Most of Duval’a 25 casee this year Wera reported In the pait month. Tha three dead has been higher than usual, and many of the cases hava resulted in paralyeia of both arms and legs. W in s Honors Johnny R . Allred, civil ea> gloeertog aenlor from Sat* ford, has been named t* membership of Clemsou (S, C.) College chapter of Blue Ksy, national honor frstern. Welfare Society Sets Bake Sale By Jells Bartoa Ladles of the Seventh-day Adventist Welfare Society will sponsor a bake sate from 11 a. m. until 4 p. m. Wednes­ day to front of Stubb's Phar­ macy to the Forest City Shopping Center an SB 489. There will be cakes, pies, cookies and breads for sate. Proceed* will be used for work of the Altamonte Springs Seventh-day Health and Welfare Center. Mra. Rena Smith Bass, 89, died at her home, 1111 French Avenup, Friday. Mrs. Bass moved to Sanford from Wil­ son, N. C., to 1935. Sho Is survived by her hus­ band. Albert Anderson Bass, three sons, Albert S„ Sanford, Oscar Bass, Jacksonville, and Henry Lee Bess, Hampton, Wait's leadership Va.; two daughters, Mr*. Vuri buui~ itekenre and Savings On Easy 3!r*. Doris Dodson, both of Sanford; 10 grandchildren VROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE and two sisters, .Mr*. Pauline Forehand. Havelock, N. C., ■ n d Mrs. Sadie Weldon, 1 Clyde, Texas. Funeral services will be at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at Gramkow Funeral Home with P-isv. Richard Lyons officiating. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery. Oeat featured during (ho evening and Shirley Ryan will be oola> lot with the ehonii is twa soogi. la at effort to give must* lerwra a more varied program, Carnie aald thli com cert will be a (light departora from those in the past. Um chorus will be heard la more popular a n d well knows sense, including spirituals, patriotic tongs and hymns. Terms M A T H E R of Sanford Bed Room Suites G R EYH O U N D HAS THEMOST FREQUENT SERVICE Scheduks so frequent,youcfenactually leavewhoa youwant to-not whenyou hav* to. Enjoyexclusive Gwytound Sctttlcruiwr Service*. Downtown to NOW thru WED. AT l:t e - 8:98 - 1:1* 7:13 • Bill andd#parturt* k tsM M oifiK ft GO QRCYHOUNO. . . AND LEAVE THE DRIVING TO US [?. Cheat te and Matching MR. AND MRS. HARRY ROBSON talkli JLUiUp end Mra, Haialip at the Chamber c fee at tho Mayfair Inn. with USMC Capt. Richard Commerce annual ladles cof(Heraltl Photo). diet-rite cels FUN 8UOW Bat. Morning 10:00 Adas. 4 diet-rite or R. C. Cola Bottle Cape Toy* From Toy Corral :s - OPEN FBI. N IT E S M ATH ER m Oh *A«»™VILLED12T T«5 Greyhound Term inal EASYT Bu NEW YORK I i TAMPA t ;1-3$ DETROIT a 83 IS ATLANTA * ij CINCINNATI « I; t!i i f f i ,0" 1" ’" J ‘K Save 10% extra each way with m roaad trip ticket. of Sanford Soafard'* OnlyAir C—dittoned Furniture Store S0S-0* E. 1st FA 2-MU �* * U r QaafnV Vrrtli Nov. 28, 1968 ~ P m B SHOP E A R L Y ! Tiger WE WILL Bft CLOSED A ll DAY THURSDAY By LL (Jg) ■ « Salve Amtell After taivlag Beirut, we operated for four daye la the Ionian Sea and vUlted Taranto, Italy. Taranto la a very modern metropolitan city whooa lahafaitanta are friendly and proved to be gracious hosts. After a brief four day visit, Independence set eail and we commenced routine air ope­ rations again to the Ionian Sea. On O ct a, we entered the Tyrrbancan Sea and par­ ticipated In a training exer­ cise, bald during thin three days at aea period. With an all out effort oa the part at ton Tigers, VAH-l launched an unprecedented nine-plane launch. Not being taliaflad with Just one outa l a n d i n g accomplishment. Heavy One flew over 400 bourn last month improving their total hours a month by more than a hundred over September, it was a good month for the Tigers and everyone wan proud of thin Job well done. On Oct. 3S, Independence an­ chored In the harbor of Pa­ lermo, Sicily. Some ef our Tigers vent on a tour to Mt. Etna, which la atm an actlva volcano. Jeasa Lawman, YN3, said it waa 1 magnificent experience watching bouldera aa large as automobiles be­ ing thrown up from the cra­ ter. When he and another Ti­ ger went to takd a picture of the e n te r there waa a loud rumble and from his descrip­ tion of the next few minutes 1 am sure our lnterpld tour­ ist broke the three-minute mile. On Nov. 1, Heavy Attsck Squadron 1 celebrated Hi eighth anniversary. The Ti­ gers had a celebration on the forecastle of the USS Inde­ pendence with honored guests encoding. Those present were CapL J. D. Ramagc, com­ manding officer of Independ­ ence, and former Heavy At­ tack Wing One commander; Cspt. S. L. Johnson, who un­ til recently waa commanding officer of Heavy 3; and our Air Group commander, Cdr. L. M. Nearman. Prior to the cake cutting ceremony the Chiefs, aaelsted by other Ti­ gers, put ou aa outstanding 30 minutes of entertainment. We all bad a good laugh and an­ other notable day was added to your squadron's history. While in Palermo, Heavy One waa honored by a visit from ita Wing commander, Capt. J. O. Mayo, who spent the next-at-sea period with us. We enjoyed hla visit and after bearing hla discussion on the Importance of our de­ ployed Heavy Attack Squad­ rons, a deeper appreciation was felt for our role as guard­ ians of our Nation's freedom. Thin week "Tiger Tales" ipoUlghta the Aviation Equip­ ment Division supervised by Lt. Doug Wood. Aviation Equipment la broken down in­ to two separate functions, neither one lest Important than the other. One is being responsible for each pilot's and bombardier navigator's Parachute and personal aurvlval equipment. Jah_ii.hmllfii._hv ..oy.t parachute riggers (PRi). Our riggers are: Chief Fuisni; Xlamra, PR2; Reynolds, PR3; McGrutber, PR3; A b b o t t , PR3; Carlson, PR3, and Ri­ vet, PR3. The second function of (hla division Is maintaining the aircraft ejection seats, best­ ing and cooling ayitems and oxygen supply. These Jobs are handled by the Aviation Structural Mechanic) (Safety Equipment) or AME rating. Our Safety Equipment ex­ perts ar:e Chief Rankin; Skidmore. AME3; B e r r y , AMES; Sanders, AMEI; Affield. AMES; Coons, AMES, and Lekswa, AMES. We also have two tlgera working with the Ship's AME’e, they are: Parks, AMES; and Bilint. AMES. It goes without saying that th« lives of everyone who flies In our A-5A'a depend upon these Tigers in Lt. Wood's division. However, Heavy One has the finest crew aboard and knowing that our equipment It in the hands of experts we fly with the comforting thought that If an emergency does arise our equipment is ready to aerve. Well, another month has passed and soon we will visit Genoa, Italy, so until than your Tiger Tales Reporter bids you farewell. v fa i'J n M J f T H A N K B C in X C " CAY. ■ u Tales a 25th fr PARK SANFORD ■* i "W IL S O N ’ S CERTIFIED” GRADS -A " QUICK FROZEN • JgnC IA L L Y BUD A n o / TO n * “ M A X W E L L H O U SE” EXTRA TENDER ALL GRINDS <U - SI LH.) (I t • IS LBS.) • TOMS • HENS ib 351 . u . FLA. GRADE "A* L Y K E S "S U G A R C R E E K " 39« (« te • Lk At* .) LtatHi Owe With Your |g Or Men Feed Order Please ROOSTERS _ _ _ Ib. 19c BAKING HENS . . Ib. 39c DUCKS . . . . . . . . . Ib. 49c STEWING HENS . . Ib. 29c FRYER GIZZARDS . Ib. 29c STUFFED TURKEYS. Ib. 59c BAG SAUSAGE . . Ib. 39c OYSTERS . . 12 oz. can 89c PORK ROAST . . . Ib. 39c P IC N IC S. . . . . . . . . Ib. 39c _ _ _ _ _ _ . Ib. 49c SLICED BACON . . Ib. 49c GROUND BEEF. 5 lbs. $1.95 “ ARMOUR STAR* GRADR "A"* HAMS 44 GRADE "A " "LONG ISLAND" FLA. GRADE “ A" CUT - UP (• WHOLE or • SHANK - HALF) AR M O U R ’S “ YOUNG *N TENDER" “ CLOVERBLOOM ” BUTTER “ ARMOUR STAR* “ ARMOUR STAR" HOT OR MILD LB. L a PKG. FRESH “APPALACH1COLA* STANDARD (J. S. CH O IC E “F L A V O R - AG ED ” B E E F (Quarter*) FRESH “ PICNIC STYLE" Limit: One With Your |9 Or Move Food Order Please “ HICKORY SMOKED" illv .L “ WESTERN" WHOLE OR HALF S IR L O IN > C LU B • SW IS S LB. 8 8 * large - f r e s h -n “TH RIFTWAY" FANCY LB. 9 8 "FRESH 'N CRISP" CELERY LETTUCE_ _ _ APPLES _ _ _ COCONUTS . . CRANBERRIES . ONIONS . . . rftKSn “MILKY* . e a FRESH "OCEAN SPRAY" SMALL “ WHITE" BOILING KEG. PKG. “PEPPERIDGE FARM- PEPPERIDGE FARM" UJ “ SOUTHERN TAMS" / t OZ. PKG. "BORDEN'S" "PILLSBURY" PIE CRUST TH REE DIAMONDS'! SLICED ID OZ. PKGS. . “BIRDSEYE" FROZEN "EVERFRESII” • GARDEN PEAS • PUMPKIN • MINCE • BROCCOLI SPEARS PIE 10 Oz. PkfC*. "LE St/EUR" PFAS FKF.SII BAKED! 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V to i. can 19c Cinnamon 1ft oz. can 23c Sweet Potatoes 4/88c Pineapple /. . . 4/51.00 PIUMPKIH No. 303 can 10c REG. PKG- "FRENCH'S" PUMPKIN 2f#rHc "FRENCH'S" POULTRY Bread Stuffing . . . 29c Combread Stuffing . 31c . . 29c Pie Spice . Vanilla Exlract . . . 49c Mince Meal . . . . 29c 2/35c • PLAIN or • SELF RISING SWEET POTATOES 5 lbs. _ _ head 19c J . 2 lbs. 29c FANCY “ ROME" EATING OR COOftlNG STALK “ P ILLSB U R Y” FRESH T0*% PURE" I N D U C E Ifc R / iQ t- c r is p - f ir ^ J J g mm ft 7 * {J # •A 10* (Limit: One Please) • “OCEAN B P R A Y " w « G al. A Q c ( f t jV (Limit: Om Please) fo i • “8HUHF1NE" fo r 1-----r i \ • — W I,; j' 1 e■* B-----V li - |T w ffl a<r �W p 1 111 Luncheon For Future Brides Brill Maxwell. son #f Mr. m i Mm. Bill Mnxw.il, o f Nutt Orlande, ooDkruMd hi* sixth Mrthday with l r » n at Maude at hla tom*. Thsee helping him eshbrate m i aajoytag refreshments M in i by Mr mother w w itttn r Barba, Jeffrey Far* Hit, Cbaek Mcfntoeh, Henry Ward, Bill WDeos and Gary and Larry TUaoa. V an s Smith. Leeilln BMm l Margie Burba, Barbara Dekte, Oomarioua Jobss, Mary Ja Stewart, Diana Buab, Misala Smith, Ruby Hogaett and Mrs. Chapman. Also the Mines Leslie Jones, L i n d a Richardsou. Sunny Skinner, Connie Stew­ art, and the hooorees, Pal Smith and Angie Stewart. Church Calendar T1JBSDAT Deicae Circle of the Upaala Presbyterian Church will meat at 7:80 y.m. la the Edu­ cational Building. WMB Bound Table of Pinecrest Baptist Church will meet at 18 a-m. The Shirley Smith Circle of PInot root Church meats promptly at 9:11 u a , la FeU TWO FUTURE BRIDES were honored recently at n recipe party at the home of Mm. C. R. Jones, Left to right nre, Mrs. Jones, the future brides, Pat Smith and Angie Stewart and co-hostess, Miss Margaret Jones. G w altney Jewi 2*4 8. Park PA Thanksgiving Plans Made By Church Class Thankeglvlng WVIUB wa and a blue orchid corsage. Following the ceremony, a reception waa hild ta the Read’ n G ift Card Parish House. The large room was artfully decorated la a Let The Recipient color theme of grata and whlta, colors choaan by the Chooee A Subscription bride for her wedding. A Front The B it Choice large table, overlaid with a Lie* Inside Card cutwork doth held the fourUertd wedding cake, flank­ PRICE fg.00 ed by two ailvcr candle holdMRS. LARRY EUGENE HARRIS era with green lepers, la the Up Te 50% Sarlnga background were two tsl Otar Rag. Rate* candelabra holding 18 lighted ORLON RATON candles, Threa whlta cherub A Wonderful Gift miat dlshea were Ailed with FLANNEL Christman grcea and whlta miata. PLAIDS — SOLIDS Or OccaeioM A second table, overlaid MACHINB WASHABLE with a whit* cut work band made linen cloth, from Mex­ a IN. M M TD. ico, held an antique cryita Mr*. George A. Kelsey was punch bowl. This la a family hostess for a recent jewelry heirloom and has been used MILADY’S SHOPPE Gifts - Cards • Books party st her home on South la all weddings of the family, Of Fla# Fabric* (Formerly MeVksra) since the wedding of the Central Avenue In Oviedo. IM S. Park IU M U l i e B. First Si. Mr*. Gladys Sturgess dem brides' great grandmother. The centerpiece waa an ar­ ontinted a variety of cos­ rangement of green and white tume jewelry to frlenda who mums and fern in a tall whlta called during the afternoon. container, featuring t h r a a Refreshments of cake and burning tapers. A silver cof­ • WOODROW CASH coffee were served by the fee service, crystal and silver 1 sincerely hop* that ill of you hostess to th a following appointments completed tha were watching Channel 0 this p u t guests: Mmei. G e o r g e table decorations. week when, on Monday night, the Refreshments of e a k a Means, lliy Xing, E, W. guett itar waa Dr. Dorothy 8. Lyle, of the NID, Silver Spring*, Mil. Stoner, and daughter, Kaye, mints, punch and coffee were served to the guests. Assist 1 here told you many time* of D. G. Smith, J. F. Hopkins. the National Institute of DrydeanAlso Mmes. Leonard Faulk, ing with the serving were Ing, it l* a school of training of Paul Slavik, M. L. Gary, Em Mrs. B. H. Saunders and which I am a graduate, and the im­ portant work they do constantly to melt Walts, T. L. Lingo Jr., Mrs. Wayne McFarland, of nelp their member dry cleaner* do Merritt Staley, Theodore Au Ocila; Miss Susan Gasset, of competent work and to keep abreact tin Jr., Elsie Fleming, Bob Eau Gillie; Miss Cissy Ar­ of the new developments In dryclean. rington, of Cordc-le, Ga., and Slavik snd Ivan Jakubctn. Ing. Mrs. Dennis Thomas, of San­ Dr. Lyla la the Director of Consumer Hetalloni o f ford. NID, with a doctorate in textile research, briefly men­ tioned many Item* which this column hae brought to For traveling, Mra. Hants you, such as the harmful effect of too much bleach nlua chow sa Imported green linen the sun reaction on *ome fabrics, and on strong colors. sheitli with matching jacket, She touched on the subject of cleaning draperies, much Mr. snd Mrs. Wendell Hlrt, black accessories and the or *« wa did in a previous column, and her solution to the SIS Catiline Drive, Sanford, chid from her bridal bouquet. failing o f strong color* and dlHlntegration of some ma­ terials, as tha lining uf drapes. She also briefly di*. announce the birth o f an 8 lb. After a wedding trip on (he tussed the cleaning of wigs, rigs, showing some sample simple wigs daughter, Nov. 10 at Seminole East Coast the couple will be y *>uld be satisfactorily dry denned. Dr. at home et 430 ElUnor Are. Lyla la trava fine ng through the country ___„ _________ in un attempt ta Memorial Hospital. in New Smyrna Beach, where scqualnt the public with Die vast research done In dry The new arrival, who hat desnlng today, and the importance of having a trained the groom la la business with been named, lleth Susan, has dry eleaner handle your problems, much os wa arn his father, t.hroiieh_Jhl| .Hymn.._______ __________ ___ ji-.three. •|!>t?r,.Wen­ -■Gat- uf "tswi; guttiU ia«h& We bellnve we are able to help you through our dy. ed Ur. sod Mrs. B. H. Saun­ training, our experience and our modem equipment, U> Maternal grsnlparenta arc ■ccure thn beat available In dry cleaning. See, or call, ders, Mr. sad Mr*. Wayne Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Assarello, McFarland, of Ocnla; Mr. yaur DOWNTOWN CLEANERS TODAY! of Banford and paternal snd Mra. J, C. Harris, Miss DOWNTOWN CLEANERS A LAUNDERERS grandmother la Mrs. George Judy Clinton, Mr. and Mra. 113 H. PALMETTO AVK. PHONE FA M » 1 Hlrt, of Osteen. D. D. Harris and sob , Jerry, Mr. and Mrs. Carley Harris snd two daughters, all of Daytona Beach. G ive A - Mrs. Kelsey Far SIXTEEN NEIGHBORS and friends helped Mr. and Mra. John Glen Relchel, o f Shell Road DcBnry. celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary at m recent dinner party at the Denary Restaurant. It was also Mr. Relchel'a birthday. From left ore, Mra, Edna Reilly, Mr. and Mrs. Riechcl and Dr. and Mr*. William Fidler. (Cox Photo) Hostess For Party Flemings "LET'S TALK DRY CLEANING" New Arrivals AZALEA CIRCLE Mrs. Fraak Thomas, Mrs. J. L. Oark and Mrs. Dempsey Carnes were co-hostesses for the Aisles Circle at the Caraee riverside guest house at Lemon Bluff. A Bumpllotn supper was served buffet style. Gay cloths in fiesta colors cov­ ered the buffet snd party tables which were adorned with bright floral arrange­ ments In small earthern bean pots. Dried plant material, reeds, seed pods snd cone* were arranged in a crockery Jug on a rustic window bench. After supper Mrs, Hal Har­ ris conducted the business meeting. The group cbosa for a Christmas project this year to assist on* local family whose horns and possessions were destroyed recently by Are. Mrs. C. P. Ilarkey »ug jested that members make donations of money, and one rnamber acquainted with the family do tha shopping. It was further agreed st the Dec. 11 meeting each mem ber bring either a toy or, canned 1( gift exchange and■ *these _ L — too — Personals Aluminum Boat and 2 EGGS (A N Y S T Y L E ) T O A ST - J E L L Y CHOICE o f GRITS o r POTATOES at 3:30 P . M . $ jcW uejtt'A DOWNTOWN SANFORD lions given by Mra. Carl G. TUlis st the monthly business and program meeting of the Homemakers Sunday School Class of the First Baptist Church. She read the llTlh Psalm and a poem entitled The Art of Thanksgiving." The group met at the home of Mrs. N. C. Booth, 901 Pal­ metto Ave., with Mrs. Robert Cohen as co-hostess. Mrs. Joe Routh gave the treasurer's report and plans were made for a Thanksgiv­ ing dinner and basket to be given to a needy family. A new program of visitation was set up. During the social hour Uio hostesses s e r v e d refresh­ ments of pound cake, lew cream, nuts and coffee. Other members attending were Mmes. A. P. Kahn, Mil­ ton E. Smith, Eugena Pen­ nington W„ W. Horne, Joe Carey. J. A. Fuller, Glenn Walton, J. A. Narden, H. E. Long and Charles Park Sr., and a guest. Mailer Jeffery Carey. be given to the needy family. Mrs. J. P. Cullen was elect­ By Julia Rartoe ed to represent Azalea Circle Clarence Smith of Grand on the building committee Of view Avenue is a patient in the Sanford Garden Club. Tampa Hospital where he is Miss Ella Lee Kirchhoff, expected to be confined for chairman of garden therapy, soma time. announced she would visit the Recent house guest.* of of children st Ihe Little Red Mr. and Mrs. Joe Simunek, School House snd attempt to who celebrated their 21st wed­ interest them in "growing ding anniversary on Nov. 14, things" and encourage them were Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Moio try caring for a plant and kry of Garfield Heights, Ohio. making simple flower ar­ The Mokrys. who were en rangements. mule to Anna Maris to visit The circle has had difficul­ his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ty securing a president sinco Frank Mokry, were joined Mrs. H. It. Collier moved there for the weekend by the (tiring the summer. Simuneks, longtime friends of From Your Downtown Florist Mrs. Harris asked each both families. number present lo write the SANFORD name of her first choice for FLOWER SHOP president. Mrs. Roy Boyd, Cor. B. 1st A Banford Acs. Mrs. Henry McLaulin and FA 2-9452 Friends of Mrs. R. F. Cren­ FA 2-1922 Mn. Hunt were appointed tellers. When ballots were shaw will be glud to know rotated Mrs. Thomas Russell that she Is slowly improving. was first choice by an over- She has lx-en s patient st Seminole Memorial Hospital whcmlng majority. Ater being "drafted" Mrs, for the po»t week after suf Russell accepted with hesi­ fering a heart attack. f t P4tt»k»JW«r QuautY m tancy snd was given a stand­ Mrs. J. N. Axxarelio ii able ing vote of confidence. Seven­ teen members and__________ twu gueststo be back home again, after ----- ..._____ _____ — .......................... ........................... ........................... WilW |#|e».»*,*«4 *114 MIC UittUll{^, 14 * *•*»»»*» IIUHI a »W m ........,... -•*» Que,^ w e r e Mri. Grace gery, at the home of a friend, Carnet and Mn. C. KoonU. |Mr*. J. W. Brown. PLOVERS Personals OVEN PROOF COVERED CASSEROLE By Mlraur Of Calif. 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Reincomings. more days Altamonte rjjahtkn £ xacI ba mic 24* FREE CO FFEE H O L ID A Y D ECO RATIN G ZIN G ! 1 EGG (A N Y S T Y L E ) 1 STRIP B A C O N TO A ST — J E L L Y GRITS O R POTATOES (CHOICE) 29* FREE CO FFEE COLOR-RICH A C C E N T RUGS! 27” x 48” 4 . 4 4 Q ju ju ja T O U C H T O N ’S R E X A L L DRUG "THE PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN” COB. lad A MAGNOLIA PHONB FA 2-2482 DOWNTOWN SANFORD STORE RANFnnn 36” x 54- 6 . 6 6 Special savings ou tha liveliest accents A room can have! Scatter them boldly . . . they’ll bring new color dimensions to your rooms! Thick, luxurious viscose rayon pile in lots of vibrant colorsl Nonilip latex back! �3 HAVANA (UPI) — Emtio (Cha) Guevara, mlniitsr ef tnduetry, laid Sunday night that “ dark and ainlitar forces" wars behind the anamination ef President Kennedy and his accused killer, Lee H. Oswald. 1 Everythin* Indiates that in the neat few months and years world peace will be threatened by the most un­ scrupulous, ferocious and war* like monopolistic olifarchy — and with the most murderous potential — that the history ef humanity has ever known.” Guevara told electrical work­ ers at an Indoctrination for* 2480 PARK AVE. He said Oswald's staying Sunday was like something But of a Hollywood gangster movie. Guevara's remarks follow­ ed Premier Fidel Castro’s as­ sertIon that American rightwing groups were behind Kenj^ n ed y’i assassination. “ Castro said In n Saturday night television speech that Cuba la In greater danger of invasion now, because Presi­ dent Johnson lacks sufficient governmental control to re­ sist right - wing pressure groups. “The American peopla and tha peoples of tha world A should demand to know what ^ i . l . L I a ee e..»_ ______ _ ^ » la behind Kennedy’* assassi­ nation,” Castro sand. He denied any Cuban Invulvament in thy killing and suggested that Qswuld could be an Innocent scapegoat, a mentally unbalanced person or "an instrument of reaction­ aries, and agent of a macabre plan to carry forward a poli.-y of war and aggression, to placa tha govsrnment of the United States at the mercy uf the most aggressive circles of monopolies, militarism and ths worst elements in the United Itatee.” Ha sited the recent violent demonstration against Adlai Stevenson, U. S. ambassador % to the UniUd Nations, in Dallas. Castro called Kennedy's aleying bad news for Cuba but said press reporU in the United States were identify­ ing Oswald as a "Castro Com­ munist” and trying to insin­ uate that Cube and the Soviet Union were responsible for the president’s death. "Only tha ultrareactionarles can be benefited by this Inci­ dent," Castro said. "The as­ sassination of Kennedy tends to change United States policy for the worse and aggravate the evils of American policy.” "The death of a man, even though that man may be our enemy, gives us no causa to rejoice,” ha said, "We hate the Imperialist systsm and tha caplUllat system but this dees net mean that we haU men." North Orlando Charter Board Election Asked N My Hens Grinsteed --------A-clsriVxur-re-- satstiflve qualified North Orlando cltUeni to ■ charter board wai proposed today by Mayor W. W. Anderson who reminds that the authority for creat­ ing such a board la provided in Florida Statute*. Duties of the board after election would be to analyse and recommend additions, dalet ions or corrections to the charter where needed. Remits would be put be­ fore the voters etiber at the next general election in March or at a special election to be held within 90 day! of adop­ tion by the board. A petition alined by &> per cent of re filtered voter* in 0 the village would make the charter board mandatory, An­ derson said. FYNE-SPRED ( Limit 2 Ito ) ^ * w,t 'D U CK LIN G S BAKING HENS ■AE-MUISIZI (ILB AYB) SPARE KIRS « 49* FABMIR CRAY SKINLESS FRANKS WHIM YOU BUT A FARMER CRAY BRAND BR O A D -B R E A ST E D T U R K E Y AND A 33 FT R O L L OF ALCOA Heavy Dwty ALUMINUM F 0 I U _ BUY BOTH rTEMS...CIRCLE THE FRICt YOU PAID FOR T H I FARMER ORAY TURKEY ON CASH F REGISTER TAPI AMO MAIL THIS ALONG WITH THI BITTRR PACKAGING LABEL FROM THI LIP FLAP OF I I " WIDE HEAVY OUTY ALCOA WRAP TOm , . rww.n r a n i * en < OYSTERS B IA T Y LA ROE WHY SHRIMP PUMPKIN. MIMCB • PEACH A P P L R . CHKKRY . COCONUT ROSEOALE "MIX OR MATCH'* SALE •SLICED BEETS 17«CAN S • PEAS A CARROTS 1 7.. c a m s Q --------- i?-,.r.tM V 5 1 •WHOLE KER, CORH 13.. CANS 44otLflai| FreskTroducel lr<* i} RED FARCY RED EMPEROR ST U FFIN . 19c DEUCIOIB BREAD CRISP PASCAL ‘ / FARCYRID' % i C E LE R Y ® . 9 < /SW T.PO TATO ES 3 -2 9 < / For Museum TALLAHASSEE (UPI) The state auditor Issued a generally good report today for the John and .liable Ringling Museum of Art at Sara­ sota but leveled mild criti­ cism at purchasing and pro­ perty records. The report, for the past fis­ cal year, said In some In­ stan: rs purchase orders were not prepared until after ma­ terials and lervicei were re­ ceived. PORK STEAK “ 49* CRAB ■ STICKS” ! J \ OK FKG OOLO KING B O Z IN ONION RINGS “ •11-I7-U ______ — _ 2 3 » flM �lion s W hitewash. St. Joe 19-0 Ami mm ip li, * wit Dm Utetated Im ta pUctmemt ex­ port, Uoyd Freeman, which wts fttpoaHMs for tlw fir r V i victory. m » u m b vtftod pcrfretly *9 ta Sanford's point-after trtaa aod this proved ts ht tha victory margta. bv juuam a rn m oM "te flM Glrtra" TWy V m A p ia detain ala*a Hand Coach, now known so “Otto Point’" Plgott says boT) atUl toko ’em. Bat ono o f the*# night* the suspense o f 16 all will ba too much for him If bo and his boll club keep* this butlnato going. And, aa usual, tha Seminole* gava tha Lakeview Rad Devils a seven-point margin right o f f tha bat and then had to retaliate rapidly fer a pair of quick TD’o I* got back Into tha ball gams. And, aa was tha ease last Friday, It was the bell gams. It waa Semlnola’a eighth win o f tha season ogalnet the ono leas—that II to T defeat pinnad on them by Lae*burg. la that# days of wide open football a perfect season is slmoot Impossible. It’s done, to bo sure, but by e vary few ball club*. The Lions Roared Loadfy It was Oviedo's nlfht at Courter Field Friday and the Mona weren’t about to ba denied. They roared to a pair of second period touchdown*. But taking aa early lead has bean tha custom of the Oviedo ball chib a Considerable number o f timra thla season. However, their problem has been holding on to those margins. But It w m parents’ night at Courier Field and thla time tho Liens not only held on but also added a fourth period insurance TD and grabbed a IB to 0 shutout over BU Auguatlna’a 8L Joseph. Ia holding on to tho lead you've got to give tho Lions' defenea a big pat on tha back. They held BL Joa’a Flashes to a net 0.1 yarda and only ono first down. Meanwhile, the Liens offensively posted 190 yards on tho ground, 77 hi the air, and rolled to a dosen first downs. Ljauui Clone# Diurnal Seaaoa After running up three consecutive victories at the start of tho aurrant season tha Lyman Greyhounds, be­ set by injuries, dropped Its final alx tilts—the latest being Saturday afternoon’s teas to Eau Gallla’a Com­ modores. Before oomlng to Lyman thin year, Head Coach Dick Copeland had never had a losing aeaaon. Tha previous six year* ha had coached a high school eleven In Shelbyvtlle, Tenn. And at th* beginning ha was loodsd with talent at Lyman. After rolling to wine over Oviedo, Ocoee and New Smyrna, th* ’Hounds ran Into the Tituavill* outfit and took a crippling defeat at th* hands of th* Terriers—a elab Seminole o f Sanford licked by that proverbial oa* point. La* Lyle, Lyman's much heralded fullback, and several other Greyhound* were Injured In this affair and It aeama th* Lyman aggregation could never get berk to full strength for any of their remaining rontrsts. So, Uw curtain Is down on a three and alx season. Next year tha Greyhounds go into tho Orange-Belt Conference, raplacing Hanford in that loop. Under tha rireumstoneaa some may wonder how Lyman will far* In th* company of Orange-Belt outfit*. Undoubtedly, the 'Hounds will have It rough for a year or two but with th* talent they’ve got now among their aopha and Junlora and tha material they’ve got raining from Houth Hrtnlnule Junior High Its an evrn bet that Copeland and hie club will hold their own. Pnnthem Drop Their Finale, Too Crooms Panthers wound up thalr (DOS season Friday night In a losing effort with Jonea High of Orlando. It was still a winning season for the locals but a win over the Tigers would hnve added that something which would have Improved tho yeur much more than Just another tally In the win enluniDllul In Icalng, 26 to 6, Croom* did something * lot of other rluhs weren't aid* to do, that ia to hold the Tlgera to just 26 points. The high scoring Jones Juggeruaught ran roughshod over many of its opponents this st-sion. Nebraska Going To Orange Bowl By United Press Inlrrnailnnsl One Orangu ami a Tangerine have already been picked but a l»l of ripe fruit In the term of lucrative bowl Mils remain* to b* divided as spoils among the nation's major col­ lege football power* this week. Nebraska thrashed Okla­ homa, 29-20, on Saturday to nail down an Orange Bowl bid and Western Kentucky ac­ cepted a berth In th* TsngvIn* Bowl immediately after crushing Murray Btoto, 590. But inoat uf th* ''bowl de­ ciding'* game* as well aa eon feience championship contests were postponed due to th* death of President Kennedy, and have been rescheduled for this weak. 12 aortal attempts lor a total of 22 yard*. 0* tha ground, tha Davila wan limited by Samlaola'a hard-charging de­ fensive tactics to • more not of M yards white tha Tribe posted 112 ea the ground and 69 yard* la the air as a re­ sult of five eonaactlons la 19 tosses. The Red Devils grabbed an •arty 7 to 9 load whoa Ataa Haya m o v e d tote p a y dirt from t h e throey a r d llna la ellmag a 99-yard drive. But tha mar­ gin wan hold oaly brief. Freeman, running from the ailing Buddy Lawson's right half­ back opot, returned the en­ suing Winter Garden kickoff to the Seminote 40. A series of lino plunges ond peso con­ nections from quarterback Ron Hinson to Freemen put Die Warriors In ehargo on the Rod Devil 29. With 49 secooda loft in the opening s u n s halfback Earl Blaek sped to to# five-yard 11m . Fullback Lee Sparkman car­ ried to the two as tha period ended, and oa the second quarter opened Sparkman After Freeman had split th* uprights, ha kicked off Into tbe and sort* and tha Daylls put the ball ta play oo their own 29. Seconds later Mika Glad pounced on a Winter Garden mlscue at the Red Devils' 26. F.nd Barry Barka latched on lo a Hinton shot and went down on the opposi­ tion's 13. Hinson fired to Black for six yards and after the Warriors look a five-yard set bsck for Illegal procedure Hinson lofted a long atrial and hit hie target, Barks again, for Seminole’s second TD. Tha locals completed their scoring when Freeman again converted. From this point on It was a rough and tumble affair. Late In the third period, after both clubs bad gathered steam on various attempts but Billed before penetrations could besome too deep, Seminole punt­ ed to Lakeview's 30. Hays took a Gary Itewltt aerial on the Seminole 35 and an­ other aerial put th* Devils in possession on Seminole's one-yard line with a first down and goal to go. SEMINOLE END BARRY BARKS, (dark Jersey) grab# a Ron llinaon aerial and movea into pay dirt for tha Tribe a second and winning touch­ down against Hie Lakeview High Red Devils at Winter Garden Friday night. Barka slipped away from defensive halfback Jerry Daughtry and headed for the score. The Seminotea won 14 to 13. (Heraid Photo) By Robert B. Thom** Jr. Herald Sparta Writer The Croome High Panthers ware defeated by tha Jones High Tigers of Orlando by a score of 26 to 6 Friday night Tha Panthers' defen** w m tough ae It contained the Tigers high scoring machine comparatively well. Late In tha first quarter, Croom* had a 4th down on Its 33 yard stripe and on* yard to go for the first down. They gamh'ed and lost Jones took over anil, after making three consecutive first downs, Otis Alston scored with 1:19 left In the period. Tha try for conversion was no good. In the second period both leant* found It difficult to move the ball In for a score. With eight minute* left in the Card Win Puls Eastern Teams In 3-Way Tie Notional Football League's Eastern Division lead, and tho Chicago Rears ran thank Rog­ er LeClerv that things aren't all knotted up in tha Wrst, too, Th* Cardinal* upset the New York Giants, 24-17, Sun­ day and mad* it a naw race In th* Eastern Division. Tha Cleveland llrowna, by defeat­ ing th* Dallas Cowboys, 27-17, Jcinrd In th* first-plara tie with St. Insula and New York. All have 8-3 record*. The Pittsburgh K t * o I a r s nearly threw th* Western Di­ vision Into a deadlock, too, but LeClere kicked an 18-yard .fi-M.riwJ tciti..1J1.rs.'sjj.virc. to give the Bears a 17-17 tl*. Th* Green Bay Packers, who defeated the Han Francisco Furty Ntnera, 28-10, would have tied for tha lead If the Urnrs hail lost. Chicago now has a 0-1-1 record; Green Bay is 9-2. Here, the Tribe put up its best goal-line delens* of the current seavun. After two cracki at tha line fallrd to province, the quarter ended. As the final frame began, the Devils tried the line again und failed. Finally, on fourth down, Seminole beat down a pasa attempt and took over. . Ruaabs- from. bcMnd.. fete own goal, Karl Black moved up to the seven but fumbled and the Red Devils recovered. On this occasion th* Red Devils waited no lime. Hewitt shot a seven-yard pass to Hays for the TD but Gordon Shaw's effort on the PAT at­ tempt was wide to tha right Wholesale value of tha 1963 and that was it. Lakeview posted a dozen U. S. king crab pack (canned, first downs white the Soini- frozen and fresh) exceeded noles registered II. Sanford 113 millioo. tost the ball one time on a fumble but the alert Head­ hunters picked up four loose Winter Garden mlacuca. Thla fact alone halted a couple of Winter Garden drive*. Freeman picked up 45 yarda COMING TO during the evening to lead So minute's ground attack white Hays ted Lakeview with The situation U as easy as pumpkin pie in th* Big Ten where fourth-ranked Mlhlgan Slate and Eighth ranked Illi­ nois square off on Thanksgiv­ ing Day with th* league title and Itos* Howl trip at stake. Ihs winner goes, the loser stays, and in ths event of a tie, the Spartans get the nod. Tha other berth at Pasa­ dena’s Rose garden will b* daelded Saturday when Wash­ ington hosts Washington State and Southern Cal tan­ gles with rival UCLA. Should tha Huskies whip State, they will get tb* nod A Washington lots would throw th* Big Six Into a Score by Quarters: frensjr with even State iu th* Seminole 0 14 0 9-14 running for tha bowl bid. Wlater Gardoa 7 9 0 9-13 Suffers A ttack NEW Y’ ORK (UPI) — Ed Kolman, llna roach of th* New York Glanta and former star tackle for th* Chicago Bean, la in satisfactory condition In St. Elizabeth'* Hospital today alter suffering a nrild hsart attack during tha first half af 8unday'a gam* with tha St. Loul* Cardinals. ON POPULAR BRAN DS ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — • A . M. - 6:15 P. M. K. FIRST SANFORD WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS go for a touchdown. Frank Hundley drove for two and Griffen went around end on a quarterback keeper, lie was hit at til# one. lost the Imll which rolled Into th* end tone, and Pete Carlson pounced on it. Griffen kicked tha extra point. After th* ensuing kickoff, Eau Gallis required a half a dosen plays to score again on a 24 yard pass from Sorenson to Houser. Houser'* attempt to kick the extra point failed. Th* final score was 32-13. (’ROOMS HALFBACK FERRY GAINES haute In a Panther aerial and is brought down by a June* High Tiger during Friday night’a cloah at Memorial Stadium between the Panther* and the Tiger* of Orlando. Crooms lo*t it* season’* finale to June* by a score of 26 to 6. (Herald Photo) By Uaitrd I'reaa International Thers’s still a place for the little man in pro basketball as far as th* Cincinnati Royals are concerned — especially if his nnnie Is Adrian Bmith. The smallest man on the court Sunday night at 6 feet, 1 inch. Smith scored 13 of his 19 points in the fourth period fin a vital role in th* Royals’ 12k-11.1 victory over th* St. I/iuis Hawks. It was th* only National Basketball Association game nf the day and the win solid­ ified the uls' hold on sec­ ond place in the Eastern Divi­ sion. Shotgun Sh ells —. Rifle ft Plata! Amman!ttom — Reloading Supplies 897 E. 1st 8T. 03573669 NEW YORK (UPI) — "Hie Professionals,” a close up study of pro football quarter­ backs, featuring Juhnny Unitaa of the Baltimore Colts, will be presented on CBS sports' 'Spectacular," Dec. In' C l u a i d T o d a y with New York Giant halfNEW YORK — Baseball hack Frank Gifford narialing. Commissioner Ford Frick ask­ ed all major Icagut eluba to Reports indicate there ww close their offices on Monday are nearly 14 millioo Ameri­ out of revpect to th* memory can families ta which both of former President John F. Kennedy. husbsnd snd wife work. WANTED! M EN - W O M EN from ages IS ta 32. Pre­ pare aaw for U. 8. Civil Servlet Job openings ia thla ires daring th* Mat 12 atoaths. Lincoln Service kelp* thou­ sands prepare for these tests svery year. 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B B A R G A IN PRICES FARRELLS Displaying one of t h e strongest defensive perform­ By Richard Grant ances this year, tha Inspired Herald Apart* Writer Oviedo Lions rolled over St. The L y m a n Greyhounds Joseph of St. Augustine 199. closed out their 1969 season The Lioas limited the Flash­ Saturday by losing to the Eau es to only one first down and 33 yards rushing, while Ovie­ Gallia Commodores 32-IS. The 'Hoonds got o ff to a do tore St. Joseph's defense good start as usual, after Lea Into shreds by picking up 190 Lyla moved from hit own two yards on the ground and 77 ta to the 20 where ho latoraled to the air. Oviedo scored twice Boy Ke!aey who sprtntod BO ta the second period and once yards for Lyman’a first touch­ la the fourth to insure the down. Gen* Griffen failed to Lions' third victory on "Par­ covert on the extra point at­ ents' Night.” The first stanza witnessed tempt a spectacular punt return for Tha Commodores n a i l e d right back. After taking the 70 yards sad a tally by half­ kick-off, tha Eau Gallia alcven back Billy Mlkler, but the in nin* play* moved from Lioas' marker was nullllied thalr own 27 to the Lyman by a clipping penalty. Tbe St. Joe Flashes ground eight The Commodore’s J. B. Cowart plowed through tha out their only first down on middle for the TD. Tha PAT a 12-yard gallop by HB Jim­ waa kicked by Ashely Houser my Solans in the first period. to give Eau Gallia a 7-9 lead. But the Falshes were unable Tha next Commodore score to keep the ball moving due to rams after Rlehard Callaway the charging lino play of Ibe handled a 47 yard punt return Lions, and tho Flashes were to put tha ball on the Lyman forced to punt. Oviedo took the ball on Its 2*1.6 A quick play put the ball own 20 yard line, and paced on tha 'Rounds three, anil Cowart went over tha middle by the running of Gouge, Mlk­ for the touchdown. After a ler and Brooks, the Lions penalty against Kau Gallic on brought the ball down to the the first attempted kick for St. Joe 37-yard mark. On the the PAT team put the ball on first down quarterback Jim­ the seven, Gen* Griffon block­ my Courier rolled out and ed the kick, making It a 13-6 flipped a pasa downlleld to Fullback Rex Brooks who outball game. Once more the Commodores maneuvered St. Joe defenderi took over the ball on their and galloped into the end-tone own 43. Two plays later they for the second quarter tally. scored. The first waa a 43- Colbert's attempt to boot tbe yard pasa play from 8teve conversion failed. Six minutes later Oviedo's Sorenson to Callaway which staunch pass defense proved put the ball on the two. Again Cowart plowed up tha middle its worth, as Mlkler intercept­ for tha TD. Once mora Houser ed a pass from St. Joe quar­ put tho oval through the up­ terback Bobby Webb and rights for tha extra point. raced 40 yarda for the mark­ Th« halftime score waa 20-6. er. Oviedo’s first attempt (or The next Commodore tally the conversion was thwarted cam* when Callaway returned by an off-sides penalty, but a punt 48 yards to place the the Lions tried again; this ball only two yards from time U was good, as Courier where I.yl* kicked. Four plays tossed a pass to halfback Inter Kau Gallia hit paydirt Barry Gouge. Oviedo played a perfect de­ when Soicn.,on trotted aver fensive game ta the third from the eight. The point-after-tuuchdown attempt failed. period, as tha Orange and The final Greyhound score Black limited St. Joe to only came after Jack Blanton in­ nine yards rushing on the tercepted a pass from Sorsen- ground. Offensively Oviedo son. The Greyhounds wasted played a good period control­ no time with only 12 yards to ling the ball 80 per cent of the time, while mortal the plfr ikin a yirdt oa the iround. A 23 yard paaa play from Courier to end Ted Bellbors la the lourth chanter rounded out the score hi the action^ packed coate.t. This pass culminated a 69yard drive by the Lions, with the bi| play of the icries coming on a IS-yard Jaunt from scrimmage by Billy Mlkler. The past play which provided the tally came on a first down, and the blocking of the Oviedo players downfield was s. r r b , thua allow-£ tag Bellborn to -nag the aer­ ial for the float acc-c. St. Joe w a s tbo.oughly stopped in the last period, as Oviedo held the falling Flash­ es to only two yards rushing. Also the Lions played havoe with the Flashes' pasting gam* by breaking up and nearly Intercepting two last Kama aerials. £ During the closing moments of the game, Oviedo sent la its second string offense unit, and the Lions began to drive back down-field, under the running of Jimmy Saucer and the passing of Rutty Jepsoa. Yet the Lions' attempt was for naught, as the clock ran out, leaving the Lions the vic­ tor by a 19-0 count. • This Wednesday the Lions travel to Crncent City to close out the 1963-34 football season. The Lions will be slightly favored to win this contest, and to improve their season record of three wins, five losses and one tie. All supporters and fans of Oviedo are urged to attend and »up-~ port Uie hometown eleven. ™ The Scoreboard OVIEDO ST. JOE 12 First Downs 1 190 Rushing Yardage 32 77 Passing Yardage a 267 Total Offense Yard. 33 3-11 Passes (Comp.-Att.) 9-3 1 Passes intep. by a ISO Punts t-31.3 0 Fumbles Lost 0g S3 Yards penalised 29* Individual Yardage: Oviedo — Gouga 66. Brooks 35. Mlkler 29. Courier 24, Saucer 7, Jepson 6. St. Joe — Solans 14, Taylor 10, Webb 9, Manucy 4, Vaccaro -9. Oviedo 9 13 9 9-19 St. Jo# 9 9 9 0 -9 0—Brooks 37 pass from Cour- • ler (Kick failed) * 0 — Silkier 40 pass Interccp. lion (Gouga pass from Courier) 0 — Bellhorn 25 pass from Courier (run failed) LINCOLN SERVICE, Dept. 152 1L Pekin. Illinois I am very mark Interested. Pleas* send me absolutely FREE (I) A list of r . S. Government position* and salaries; (2) Information on how to qualify for a U. 8. Government Job. Nam* -----------------------------------------------Aga ________ IWswsHta*PorCUr. 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IX 1968 — P m t M A Y F A IR 4 BEDROOM 3 Balk, living roosa wttfc O n place, family ibsm , seracocd patio, dou­ ble carport*, on 110’ x 140’ 322-5612 to it* C**M M ali la rai E iM M o f h . c. X o n u n o [K c ttM l T » A ll Cl flatlaar 4 ia M Tou *«4 aaeh « l rets »'• heresy ratified BB4 required ta priwnl m i elelms «a i «• aiandi whleh yaa. or #UH*r af you. may fcava sasteet th* •data af i t C. Hopklss, de­ ceased, 1st* af taM Countv, ta th* Coantjr Judge af Seminole County. Florida, at hi* afflaa tn tka caart koaaa af aaid County at aanford. rorlda, within #l* calender monte* from tha tlmo of tha flrat publlcaMea af tbli nolle*. Two aople* af aaak claim or 4 c stand (tall hi In writing, and •kill a*ta tka pUca of reeld#n«* M< pad afftea addraaa af tha eUlmant. and (hall fea ■worn ta hy tha claimant. Jill a**nt. tsr nttarnoy and aecomDenied ir A filing faa of ana dollar and auoh claim or d* mind eet •* fllad (hall b( void. W ilia m A. H oph lm . i t iia o u ta r o f tha La it W ill and Taatam int o f Legal Notice Ing Couaty Haul a. Opia Den- v* tm oer 1. t i l l " . Pays a BR, 2 bath. Under 323,000. This la nlc«. Hurry! II ACRES. 13 mile* out, only B0§ Plaintiff Use The Herald W ant Ads 2. 1*43. CDO-13 «crt. Stem per Agency REALTOR INSUROR PA MOOt 10101. Frisch Ava. V yee're staying all night, hew aem yeu didn't M m e eytteaaar* 2. N otices - Poraomolp CARD OK THANKS Wo wiih to thank avuryona for thair pspreuiono of pjrmpath? tad understanding dur­ ing our borcaygmant of the death « f our oon, David Woyno. The /lowers, cards and food w «n deeply appmtstPd. We would alio like to thank the Rev. Taylor and Dr. Bartloy of the Teaching Cantor of CaiaoaviUo Hoapital for their aonrictg. M r. and M rs. Walter Cooper APT. 110. Surplus City. tilde w ill be epen .d st l:* « ANTONir> gTATTlKTIO and STArFlEH O , hie 2-BDRM. house, kit. equipped. A. U. or as euon I h .r .a t t.r 1 'IIY l.U S » . poielble >.a Tuaadey. Dec w If* 817 Escambi* Dr. FA 2 01120 Dr tondanta ,iiib*r 1. 1141 e> a meeting after 5 p m. hl»t III! TO APPKAH tu be held la the County Cumm illion room la the Court- T a t PHYLLIS 1 STAY-FIERO Wn* w . -B/irm- -1iikyi/wi *...Ham* ra •SAW « v — ....... Tou V r e ’ kerioir n#iitT*ii*‘ie * i Th* right la reserved le Crystal Lake, 1100. 1 Bdrm. waive any Irregulerltlii or * Complaint to Foracloa* a l-akeview liume sear Lake toahaleallile* In bid* and to rertatn mortgage OR th* folt..«1n g detcrib.d property, tor.Jout any ur all bids. Jessup, 3100. Gchr Really, w It: t'.rturm anc* and cumpl.tlon l’hore 322-3341. ton :» of Block bon li shall be required fruiu F A g r o n o o ic e u u n tv i■uui*iafut bidder. alON UNIT NO. r i v t . a c ­ Hoard of Couaty Commiecording to Iho F ill th ere­ etuo.rs o f a* recorded In Plat tv.mlnote County, Florida Hook 12, Page* S3 and St, IB THH ( l i d I IT • Ol HT UK .1 1. Hutchison. Chairmen Public ttocord* o f aenil- t i i i : v iv n i ji iiH iii. ( in. U. 4. Hr own. Zoning not* County, Florida • rector CIS IT, IX AXD (T ill Ml Mltogaiher with Ih* follow in g XOl.t. ( OIIXTV, I 'l.eeleSli X I'u h Nor, t«, jt, ||4i. llama o f property Which era IB CII4XCKHY BO, I1M1 t'Drt-41 loceted In sad perrneneutly InD i v o m r. m etelled ** a part o f (he Im­ JACK 51ARCHANT, rniK R eascr okdbh N '.tlc* la hereby given that provement* on ttld lend Plaintiff. HOT POINT B I . K C T H I C V*. th liktus sa d F r .ih W ster DROP-IN RANGE MODEL CHAHLOTTE M A IlCIl ANT. V 1 I'-imniUelan of tli. Htsle 1i)7llFJiU XKItlAI- i : t l 4 ■• url.ls. acting under *uDefendant. I.IJX VIHE V U It N A C E V o u n f.r r .d upon It by XtrrlCK TO AI*I'll 4 1( U ITH DUCTS MODI'LL IIO- STATB nr FI.OKID4 T(X in >i*iltutlon a f lh« Stole TtS v ! . ' I , .Ids. ch a p ter I t : F lor­ ('MAUt/FTTK MAftOIANT id t .itatuiee. sad by Chapter h e . b**n filed agaiaet you and 1 4 4 r .li and K eildence 13 -7.11 at Ih* Null* an* Re- you are required to **rv* a UNKNOWN au.iUutie of th* Cotnnil.«l<>n cupy o f your Answer o f P lead­ YOU AKK II B ll LOT NOTId n ,, hereby d e clir* lh »l *11 in g to th* Complaint on th* KH7D. that a bill o f complaint trutltne* are prohibited In th* P la in tiff* attorney, DAN I ILL J for dlvurc* h is been file I wator* uf th* ntatn ahann*! uf 1. eFtlVKE of w *rrlck , C argill1 akelnel >uu. and fu n are reA u * rtv r* . 474 W eet r * rth* ht. Johns River from * (u lrod tu esrv* a soa r ol 'm ’n *d l*l*lr eouih of banks Avenue. P. O. Hon 17*. vuur e n m e r ar eU sdin g >» t.«l>* M »nroe to a point Itn- vvtnier P*rk, r lurid*, and (>>• th* bill o f com plaint on to* m ediatolr north o f Lake lU r* (be orialn el Anewer or Pleu'I- 1‘ t .liK lfr i atiornay, p .u t C. ney between |he hour* uf *:»* Ing In ih* o flk # o f th* Cl*rk I'erkln*. 4(1 W est Huuth V. M and 4:0* *, M each or th* Circuit Court on or be- H lrssi, Orlandu. Florida, end day during th* par od Novem­ for* Ih* taita day o f Decem ber, file Ih* original anewer or ber tl. m s to m, i h is. tee* I >41. If you tall tu da *o, pleading In Ih* a fflc* o f Ih* Title prohibition ahall nut ap­ Judgm ent by default w ill h* I Clerk of Ih* Circuit Court on ply ta Ih* w aters af Lake Jet- taken *g * ln il you tor tb* re­ ur bsfora Friday, D *.«m b«r lie f demanded in the Com ­ I II. 1143. If you fall to do «■ sun This order shall taka afftut plaint. |Jqdkrusot by default wilt b* lniiu*dlat*ly. Du NE and O RD ERED In la k .n ag.tnmt yuu fur Ih* Chember# at Sanford, Florida, relief deinand.q In th* bill A. U. Aldrich. Director (la m * and Freeh Water th le ilh day of N ovem ber, o f comulslnt. Fteh Commleelon lift. WITSKhS my hand and ••*! Publl.l, Noe. l i , ( I I I al ti*nf„rd. h.rnlnule Cnunty, (SEAL* ■ D o - IS Arthur H Beckw ith, J r , Florida, this Ilh day of N<»Clerk ember, 1141. B y: Martha T. Vlhlen (HKALI Deputy Clerk SANFORD H ERALD Arthur H H- kwl'.h. Jr Daniel J. L eF etf* o f clerk o f (he C lrrult Cuuri « UtHICK. CARHILL A Kyi Martha T. Vlhl.n, DC. WANT ADS f a * LVP.IL Paul C. i'erkln* p. U. Uu! 174 *>1 W s*t houth Street 47* W est Fflrbanke Avenue P rised*. Florid* BRING FAST W inter Park. Florida AMorasy far P la in tiff puMtah Nor. it, 14. 15 A Dea f'ubltsh N»V. II, II, } i a Dtc. RESULTS p it NEED Nlca Rentals. Legal Notice To R O SA L . PAYTON FHA-VA Owned Home*. Down payMRt from lioo. Month­ ly PSPRHMt Rom 343 to. ST JOHN’S RIVER HOME, IB TRW r i R c c r r c o u r t o f TW E NINTH JUDICIAL C IR . CC»T. IB AND FOR ARWIco o .a i fa coA fd o r tb o c m h f l a i n , BOLH CUIPNTT. FLORIDA in T a v c m c r t T c o t i r r o f • • ■H al* t'oa a ty. Itato •* IB CHANCWHT AO. I M M M AYNARD STANTON HOMS. l lertoa. la Prebale. thh it Pi t h j u d i c i a l c m Plaintiff, c e r r . Cl AMD FO R (E M I. la ■* tbo KotAto at LRB MRHAFFET, a/k/a U S KOLB OOCSTY. FLORIDA. R E V A MOdI, I S ( R A S C R R T SO . 1EMI VADA MEHAJTET. Defendant. D.caa.ad. JUDITH B IL E BN HA MIL NfFTICIl OF h ir T > A ll W IS H It Way Co A. *VWI Plaintiff T O l REV A MOSS, 5H » Ohta VACUUM CLEANER, repain, Nolle# la hereby aloes that Mouth, ch a rleston , ROBERT L. MBHAPrST fllad Avenue parti, supplici for Electro* SE A N LAJtHT H A M IL Virginia T ill' ARE DofandanL hie final report ae Administra­ W est lux, Kirby, Hoover, AirMlTECr OF SUIT tor «t tha eetato of Leo Mo- H E R E D r NOTIFIED that a Way, JUi-Alr ate. Tn* STATB OP F L O R tlU . QRRBT- heffoy a/k/a La* Vada M.- Com plaint for Dlvore# and haffoy, d scssssd ; that ho filed oth er relief bee been filed isnai pickup. Now and Uaod talnst you In the abuv* « ty l. hie petition for final dlacharge, TOi DEAN I.A K R T If AMU. cleaners sold. FA 3-22B1. Court and you are hereby whoio roildonaa and ad> and that ha will apply to tha Honorable C. Vernon Mil*. Jr., re q u ir'd tu lerr* a cop y nf draw are unknown. YOU U IK HBHtjUT NOTI­ Ceuaty Judge of flttalnnte y ou r Answer or other defoneo 6. F or R tat FIED tin t suit fo r divoro* has County, Florida, on (ho SIrd to the Complaint upon the bt*n filed again st y»u in ilia •Hr of D sesrobtr. 1141. for *j»- P la in tiff* Attorney, U JA C K - F U R N I S H E D Apaftmaot. Circuit C ourt a f tha Ninth roval af earn* and for final HON IIAA4ZE. A ttorn ey At Cltas and cloao te. Jimraip Judicial c ir c u it. I s and Far iloakarsA a* Admialetratar of La w , US North Orangs A v e ­ Memlnote County, Florida, lha aetata of L*a Mihetf.y: nue, hull* 14. Or Unit a. O range Cowan. 332-401). County. Florida, and flla th* Chanrory Vo. IflP I, whertln a/k/a Lee Vada Mihafdy, d*. JUDITH lilL B K N HAMM. I* cesead. on this Slot day Of original Answer or d eleoa o la •■CLEAN qulat Room*" Tho th* riffle# o f th# CDrk o f th* Plaintiff and DEAN I.AtlRT Nor.niber, 1*41. Clroult Court on or before th* Gablet. FA 3-07». Robert to M -hef/.y KAMIL, la Dafandant- You are l l l h day o f December, tt*J, Adm inistrator or th . o.ta io litroby roimlrad tn flla your A. D. I f you f*H to d o an I Bedroom H ouoo, kit. equip. of Answer a n d /o r otharwlaa plead Lea MahAffay. a /k /a La* Judgment by Default w ill bo tn aentrdance w ith tha law F A 3-4004. taken egelnet yeu tor th* r o ­ Vada M ah atf.y with tha Clark o f tha shore lls ! prayed for In the C om ­ Doaoaaad entitled Ctourt and to a*rea plaint and .aid cause w ill Ona Bodtoom turn. Apt. 343. copy o f mime upon Frank A. flordon V. F r.d a rltk than pruia.il Kt 1’nrir Taylor. A ttorn ey for Plaintiff, Attorney fo r Retala o f 2101 Magnolia, R. A. Wil­ DONE AND ORDERED, at JIO North M agnolia Are., Or M .h affay, dacasa.d liam-. FA 2-3931. Manfurd. Florid.i. till* 4th day U ndo, rioold a , on or before n « B. C om m en ts! S ir i.t o f November, t i l l . A. D. the n th ifay a f December, A. Auito t K im Fiats (SIAM FURN. Apt. 3300 MeUoavill'. D t i l l . O tkarw lea a Decrta E anforf, F lirte d M l It Arthur X- Barbwim, J r. P ro e a lf w a a w ill ba entered P u bllih Nav- I f * D *a A *. cle r k Circuit Court aaalnat r a il far yeur failure H . t e l l. FU R N . Apt., 3 R m «. U t Floor. M.mlnolo County. F lorid* t# ao a«rwa and flla yeur An CDO-M C ioeo uptown. 340 month. Hy: Martha T. Vlhlen ewer and /br other dtf«n>ea, a» Deputy Cllrk r*'iu 'r* l » r law. CaU FA 2-S381. Balia* fa o RMo iviTNEakt my hand and tha Tb# Board of County (Rim Law Of flee. a fflclal aeal o f said Court la mtaaloEtr* af gsiulnels County. B. JACKSON NAAMSB FURNISHED homo is U ke a a n fs ff, C ounty . o f Etmlnel* Flarlda, will rse*|v* #*el.4 lu ll* tt Monroe; Duplex, 1201 Elm; ptaia af F lorid a this u rn day bide at tka afflaa of Arthur 110 North O rince Avenue a f Norontasr, A. D. t i l l . H. Backwllh, Jr.. Clerk In th* Orlando. Florida apartment, sot Magnolia; P u bllih Nov. II, II. l i A Dec. (BEAL) Courthoua* at Sanrord. Flor­ all clean and nicely furnish­ Arthur K, Beckwith. Jr. ida. UP to M l F. M. Monday. 3. 1143. ed. NO 8-3287. clerk o f tha Circuit Court D ocam b.r I, t e l l tor r*roofing O DO-15 Uyi Joan M. W ilks, DC. th* County Horn* Dulldlnr toin m n c i R c t r r c o u r t o r Frank A. T aylay est*4 4 Etlla# South of lanford, m W X IXT|I j u d i c i a l C IR . SLEEPING Room, Priv. itAtlernay Par P talntfff Kail af V, S IT-11. irioc* 4 hath FA 2-3988. tl9 North JHaanoDk A n n u a hp.cIfl.atloM may »• *b- c v r r . tv a n d f o r e c w i « OUBTV, FLORIDA Orlando, F lorida taln.d la tb* County Zoning VOt.r. CaU after 3 p. tn. la f b a n ^ r y he, l*W| Publlih N«ev. If. IS A Dec. i, Offlct, Court Homo, h.nlord, I'DIIF.l 1.0*1 HK o r a. tun. Monday* through Fridays from W E L A K A APARTMENTS; ROIITUADN c d o - it l:<W A. M- to 1:011 P. M. 1 3 HI t: a A V I NO d Rooms private baths, 114 Illde Is bo sntloe.d In seal­ HANK, COUNTY a New York C orp ora­ ed envelope pletnly uisrb'd oh W. first St. tion the outside "Bl4a tor roroof. I. a. U «. It 331,300 00 Win Mads Mr sciBPie. Rag, Rost Rotate Broker PA 1-1401 17-03 at Hiawatha If, (1 llo p k lm , itocanod tka City. H. W . W ere. Atty. for W arran E. K now les E xecu tor Ctty M anager p, o. fica t a i l City a f Sanford. Pierian Aanford, Florida. Publlih Nov. I t, i f . 4 Die. Publish F o r . II, IIM CDO-tT i ML • n u iov r c u in n tD Tm8w thru PH. * I P. M. i Urn. IX IMp Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters Basilty Salons Legal Notict II. 22. Build - Paint - Repair 2X Building Materials CTTT o r PASFSRO 24. Electrical Services In* Hatton to RM 8sa!sd bids w ill ba raaalvad 28. Plumbing Services ta tha afflaa a f tha City Manaptr, Sanford. Florida, on tha 16. Radio A Televlaion follow in g Itsmat 27. Special Services I T w o ( i t paltca cars II Two (1) compact in * 2X Laundry Service cars 29. Automobile Service l i t Ons ( 1 ) standard I9A. Auto Acceaaorlaa oar IT o n a f t ) tbrsa ■ Ausrtsa 10. Machinery - Toole ton plekwp truek 81. Poultry . Live stock ▼ T w « ( t l end SSd A bAlf 91A. Fete tea truth* Minimum ipaatflaAtlani a r t 82. Flowers - Shrubs avattabl* a t tha slip manastr'a office. Tha aaalad bid# dkAll 8X Furniture ba markad a * auek an tka out* 84. Articles For Sala a lls s ( tha aarslnaa s a l H u ll ba in tha ally m enegsr1* a t ­ Sd-A Swap or Excheega tics in tha ally kali. Baa far A 86. Articles Wanted Florida, n ot la ttr than I I I ! Si. Automobiles - Trucks P. M. «n Friday, December A tilt. 84-A Aetos Wanted Tha bids wilt b* publicly 87. Boats - Motors opened at |:*d P. >4. af U a •am* data. Tha Ctly n f Pan 88. Motorcycles - Scooter* ford raearvea tha right t* a c ­ 89. Trailers - Cabanas cept or to rejeet any or alt hlda In tha hast interacts af 40. Farm Equipment 1. 1**2. CPO-83 f . For Rswt RENT A BED Rolisway, HoipUal A Biby By Day, Wppk, or Montk Pk. FA M1U 114 W. lit It. CARROLL’S FURNITURE 9. Fsr 7. Hite Bdlp WuteZ tS. Fl5w«rc » Scrubs Houm, 1H beth. GOOD KUI-floor wan that can algo ikln, to work in slaugh­ Foacod te yard. 330.00 Down, Assume payment!. ter pteatC all FO 3-3105. Owaor tetvteg tows. Pboss 8. H « t W ggm By N edine Seltzer mm Legal Notice S oU trfM Sals *r Rant 3 BR Homo for Sale or Rent. Call TA 3-3138. JUTCH MUX NURSERY Aar 1983 Rambler nuals ready bow. Upsala ttoa Wagcm Rd. Near Mayfair Golf avaneoa. Course. LATE 19M Pateoa S3. F i n l t m Men or Women Mr canra is­ Radio 4 Heater. Md. Transing door to door, chocking Used furnllaiB, appliances, mlssios. $719. CiQ Barley, nemos Mr City Directory. tools, etc. Bought * Sold. PA M081 daps, FA M098 Age ih-43, Plate bandwilt­ Lorry'* Mart 218 Saolnrd ing h food ipellsn. An* Art. Ph. PA MISS. awer te own handwriting 87. Baati • F R E E ESTIM A TE giving sgn and phono numbar, Box 30, Sanford HernM. ITpholsterlag 4 Mattress ren­ GET TOUR ducke hi • Mewl ovating. New 4 Used Furni­ Season opens W*d. goon. ture. CaU Nix Bedding Mfg. 19. tttaattow Waatti If you are hunting for Co., at 708 Calory Avo. equipment, too, stalk ear IRONING. FA 2-7731. PA 3-2117. More first. All alia boats* motors, trailers. Hnntm* Child Cara. PA 3-3374. WANTED relUblo couple ta Special* like: f625 M» Run* taka up monthly paymenu SO. Babysitter! about 1480, $475 2S hp. Ev» od $13.54 o i S complete tnrudes New *63 models, Rpfiltered Nun* will board rooms o! furniture, coll only $385; 14* Trailers only 1 or 2 pre-»chool children TE $-1311, Casselborry, col­ $130. Many others. Terma. te my borne. 13 week. Pk. lect. We will be closed Wednee* 323-8187. day and Thanksgiving, Shop Sell Ui Your Furniture. >rlyi Robooa ■ porting Will Baby Sit in my b o m o , Quick Service With tha day or night. Meal furnishCash. SUPER TRADING PA J•$$$!. •d. PA 3-4I4T. POST. FA 204T7. 21 . i»y Haiti Porter Beiuty Shop 3 Bdrm., m baths on Corner Cold Wtvp |4 00 comptete FA 2-1321 tot, with fenced yard A 1104 W. 23th SI. boot parte. $100 dn. plus Harriett’ s Beauty Nook closing A *i»um* 175 a Eva Appt'P- 3 Sr. Baiutlciaao month payments- PA 3-7S7 105 So. Oak PA 3-3743 I ROOM Homo. Bala or trade PERMANENT Wave Special Mr House Trailer, rA 2 8003 3Q% of! niular prices. /Uyo. or FA 2-3410 sight*. Open Evening* by appt Free parking lot. Services DO YOU WANT from tip te Up. Beautifully lamlic*p*d 24 Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop Acre estate, 700 ft paved 111 Palmetto Ave. read, masonry and cypres* Pb0M door (1) 322-0834 air conditioned humr, hob Rhone door (3) 322 8339 by ahop, large eliad* tre*i 11,300 worth of txtrii, 22. BaiM • Paint • R ep a ir flitting and evrlmmlnr, GUARANTEED WORK “ Prompt buyer can be »et* tied in thie l,o\« N»*t te- R o p t Ira, Alterations, Pie. Rm*. — Carports — Drive, fors Chriitme*” 518,000 2U way*, Estimate*. 333 0408. per cent down. LYCOMING. 133 bp., excel, last, Prop-stand, tank-me* NEED TIREST Allstate TUTS ten, $300. Marins isle. 84. Artlctoa For Bate by Scars Roebuck have the beet prices and guarantees 14 FT. PACEMAKER about boat and trailer, ex* available, Call 323-0713, 7 to csltent coodllioo. Beat odor, 9 p. m. (or Local Rapreseale* it 108 N. Mytote- Call tattoo. 322-93*3 or 323-7831. QUAKER Hester, 60.000 BTU, 19 Ft, Lawrence, 33 Eviarudt Fan 4 Blower, PA 3-3518. motor, all atectrle. Full caovii top, all accetsories. ACCORDION, 120 Bass. Uiad Cm be m m at 108 Aider, 5 weeks, 7 switches, cost soo Cir. Country d u ll $500, still b u guarantee, Manor. $880. $150 or best cash offer im­ mediately. Write Box 43, Ai inveatmeot, aot aa Sanford Herald. pens*. CaU PA 41811 Kennel Trailer $40, Typewrit, expert sdvtae m 8 W or $13, Liwa edgor $15. Ph. advertising campolfo. 333-0084. TENOR Guitar. Amplifier i»d Mike. 322-3114. FURN, 2-Bodroom Garage Apt., I loti, ISO ft. on 317 OLDENROD REAL ESTATE PAINT WORK daoe. Inside or NOVEMBER Special. T shirts. S for $1.00. Army-Navy E. 2Sth St. 34300, Term!. GOLDENROD out. For info. Ph. 133 83M. Surplus. 3t0 Sanford Ave, Box 53, Sanford Herald REAL ESTATE Box 87, Goldenrod, Fla. PAINTING—Room or Houso For Sale. Tony Saddle, $20. 10. W sa tcd to Rent —Prices very Low— Ph. MI 4-8736 Ml 7-7831 FA 2-3328. 323-0450. Needed A t Once NEW 1964 MODEL 1981 Blonds Olympic Taler! 25. D u m b in g Service We need ten (10) nice homes, 3 4 4 nit slop, 173. FA 2-9531. furnished or unfurnished, Moot with 3 baths, large fam HINSON L H EARN 10” Frigidair* Electric Stove. Immediately! We have the lly room—Central heating 4 PLUM KING CONTRACTING Like new. $85. FA 2-7651. dtentit If you have a 2, 3, air-conditioning — Libers, Renalra 4 Water Heaters or 4 bedroom home for financing with small down PECANS, 3 lbs. for $100. 23tb FREE ESTIMATES rent or lease, call payment. Monthly pymta 4 laniard Ave. Bagg'i Curb 204 E. Ifd St. 132-914! as low as )63. See models Market. FA 3-2934. PLUMBING at Tee ’N Green Sales Of Contracting Repairs fife, Upsala Rd. near FRUIT Gift 1’ ickMj. We aUp 322 2420 Church, or Longdate Office It! N. Park Avc. FREE ESTIMATES expire*. Biggs Curb Mar­ R. L. HARVEY ket, 35th 4 Sanford Ave., High!am! Ave. near new IX HosU Eatatg For Sale L o n g d a t e Elementary 2i>4 Sanford Ave. PA 3-8183 FA 2-2921. School. WESTINflilOlSE Table Mo26. Hadio & T eU vh loa ROBERT A. WILUAMS Phono 322-2741 del TV, with stand. $50. Call Realtor TV HEPAIRS LMN Ento rprisea, Inc. Mrs. Gitlow, FA 2-3BU Raymond Lundquist, Asso. TV’ Service CaU |3.00. We days, FA 2447! nights. FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank B!df. 3V» ACRES of Uto (arm land carry new Curtis • Mathis One Cowing well. sets. Used set* for sale GUNS. Buy, sell, trade, re­ $2,230. Mooney Appl. Service, Ph pair. Osteen Bridge Fish St. Johns Realty 323 0697. t'einp A Gun Shop. THE TIME TESTED FIRM ROSA U PAYTON US N. Park Ave. FA H123 Reg, Real Estate Broker 27. Special ttorvicaR FIREPLACE WOOD FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha Oak sad Pine CURTOM-mede Ceblnete — Robert Morris, 323-0585 BY OWNER. 3 bedroom, lte riestic counter tops. WAL­ bath home. One bedroom LIS CABINET SHOP, 015 CRAFTSMAN I " Table Saw. has saparste entrance, can $73. FA 2-0017. W. 3rd. 322 7471. tip N. Park Ave. 32M33I be ranted for income. Will LIONEL 077 layout over 30 HEATING teado Mr smallar place It. trick. Auto, awtteboa, 2 SERVICING - TESTING Ihowo by appointment. Cal Need Room Fop A trains, 3 transformers, Ac­ Lewis Sites 4 Service LARGE CHRISTMAS TREE? FA 3 9844. cessories galore. $40. Ph. 2317 C. C. Rndtl FA 2-7928 33,300 down will put you io UKEKNUHIAK FA 2-1488. 3 BR, I III* baths, large Fla. Choice lota available In WF.I.LS DRILLED, PUMPS room, electric kitchoo-all READY MIX Concrete, win­ SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Greenbrier of Loch Arbor nicely lindecapwt eg « cor­ dow Bills, lintels, steps, All Types sad Sizes overluqUng golf course. ner lot. SaoU’p coming If blocks, sind, cement, rock, We Repair and Service Custom building to your you check tola bow. pipe, steel, grease traps, 4 T 1 N E •par ifknt ions. Uirenbriar dry wells, stepping atones. Machinery and Supply Co. .SOUTHWARD developed hy Miracle Concrete Co. INVESTMENT 4 REALTY 207 W 2nd St. FA 2-6433 KINGS WOOD . 309 Elm Av*. PA 2-57fit 116 ,N. Hark Ave. 322-9173 BUILDERS, INC. SIDEWALKS, driveways, * * ■ w h . ' • w-.i ’ £r. — 3 b e d K u u iu , IVi ~asuis. tio i,"e ic.' r (*• esuiueCe. rS .' ifu ifi“ .in L it;' liiiiiV J ' FA 2-M74 Swimming pool. Funt. or Home Console Organ. Full 332 3508. unfurn. 121 Lake Dot Dr. pedal board. Turn manual HAY'S UPHOLSTERY* FH A - V A HOMES full-alse keyboard!. Walnut Sunlsnd. Ri-upholsU-ring. Free eet. 2. 3. 4 4 BEDROOMS finish. In perfect conditio*. FA 2-7818 TE 8-2555 1, tW. 4 1 BATHS Suitable for Church or Cha­ DOWN PAYMENTS FROM We Buy, Sell. Trade. Repair pel. FA 20221, 1009 E. 2nd. Property Mmiuxvniant BILL'S THRIFT SHOP $100 6 MONTH Oi l) ZIG ZAG, Re4 Salett Broker Low Monthly Payments Furniture - Appliances • TV possessed '83 model, Perfect For Complete infurmalhm Open 9 lo 9 Dally A Weekends Condition. Does Decorative See Or CaU Your Ph. 322-7363 26(0 Hiawatha Sewing. Makes Automatic Sanford, Fta. Offers for your salecUon Buttonholes, Scwa os But­ FH A - VA then* Beautiful 2, 9, 4 4 tons, Blind Hems, Overcast, S A L K S HROKER Piano Tuning sod Repair Bedroom Etc. Sob! New $129, Now W L. Harmon - FA 2-4239 Only 849.00 or 99.00 month­ 29. Automobile Servlet ly. Ph. Credi t Mgr. FA 3-8627. lit N. Park Ave. 322 2420 Stenstrom Realty JOHN E FOX REALTOR VA-FH A Jim Hunt Realty Government Owned Homes Stenstrom Realty 3 BEDROOM. 1 hath. Kit­ chen equipped. Owner be­ ing transferred. Must sell. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Priced From $6,750 Seitkarik Ginns and Puint Company Down Payments FA 2-2WO. 219 Magnolia i’ll FA 2-4833 As Low A s $100 15. Buainena Opportunity Auto Glass, Tape Monthly Payments SERVICE Station for tease. 4 Sea' Cover* From $43.50 Good location. Only small AUTO GLASS & To make the beat home capital needed by right SEAT COVER CO. buy, ace the man. FA 3 4342. 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2-8032 VA - FH A FUR LEASE. Attractive, well kU- WORK GUARANTEED located -SERVICE STATION. Appointed Major oil Co. Has oppurtuo- 32. Flower* - Shrubs* Property Ity for Service Station deal­ BLOOMING Roses on Chero­ M anagement & er. Excellent profit poten­ kee stock. Ail Other kinds tial. Plenty of room. PAID Sales Broker of NurMry ihrubbery and 4 financing available. Ph. FA 3-0343. TRAINING Jim Hunt Realty Office Night 16. Female Help Wanted PA 3-3118 BEAUTICIAN Wanted for the PA J-0448 M ayfair Hotel Salon, CaU 3230700 322-8523 or 327-4013. 2324 Park Dr. Saolwd, Flo. trees. Gray Shadow* Nursery C Mi. a. on Sanford Ave, 36. Automobile** • Trucka BUYING A NEW ar USED GAR7 FINANCE IT WITH US ♦ Low Interest Rites 8 Low Monthly Payments FLORIDA STATE BANK '49 Chewy, Good cood. Ph. FA 2-TM3 after 4 p. m. Watch T H IS SPACE TOR TBS CLEANEST Best Buy Used Cars IN T O W N 1X1 Ford Galoxio CeavertlMe, V-4 ettffM ■ate. tra* eteerli er, w| with I la *i ____ throe about, it would bo ■ lo own and p eoly . , . $1 7 9 5 1957 Rambler Custom 4 .d eer STA­ TION WAGON, ▼*•, u t*. trsBa.. p o w e r brakeo, boater, c I a • ■ , solid throughout, easellest meehoBital eeadlttes.- Euay is h o a f^ - 1<- J eoly . . . $5 9 5 1960 Chevrolet Impala 4 door Hardtop, T -l ooglne, oetu. trine., pow­ er eleer^ radio 8 Heat­ er. KxceptloBaily clean Interior, good flntob. driveo rat right. *1 5 9 5 Save! Save! AT '62 Corv air 700. Make offer. Illl Grandview So. H O LLER For Sale or Trade. '4$ Jeep Truck. 4 wheal drive. New model overhead valve en­ gine. Trade for 18 bp. Out­ board Motor. FA 2dW92 or FA 2 3183. M otor Sales *5$ FORD Custom 800, 4-Dr. A/T, HAH. Tinted gits# 1,000 Reg Hemlln Orange Tree* on Sour Orange Root. Good cood. $525. Phone FA 2-49IT after 6 p. m. PA 2 1115. COMPANY 2nd. X Pihmott* PU; FA 2*8231 2506 X Pttfc FA 2-0881 t f �17 to 2 3 -L b . 10 to 16-Lhi A re w Average A ftP S O W N W H O L E O R JELLIED “Super-Right” Short Shank W hole or Butt H a lf F U U *Y 1-LB. CANS GRADS -A * QUICK FROZEN Southern S tar BoneleM Skinned Cooked GRADE "A* QUICK FROZEN ROASTING Allgood Brand Sugar Cured 4 to S-Lb. A t*. •GRADS “A " QUICK FROZEN CAPTf JOHN’S FRESH DRT PACKED STANDARD “Super-Right” Delicious P ure Pork SAUSAGE IN THE SHELL FRESH FROZEN Pecons JANE PARKER IN THE SHILL ST U FFIN G Mixed Nuts IN THE SHELL Peppers 3 r~ 19* Brazil Nuts IN THE SHELL Walnuts U. & NO. 1 WHITE Apples 4 ^ Potatoes 25 £ 9 9 * With tfcla w » n and parchaee ef. Am Page Pare Vanilla Extract 2-ox. bot. 39c FRESH LARGE ITALIC Chestnuts J.M Parker Herb Seaanned Stuffing M ix ??£ Seasoning rSf Bella Poultry FRESH C R ISP F L O R ID A KELLOGGS Caopna good thru Rat., Nee. M. Ju. ii -jo-m C ro u te t te s Bunches Tr°£ Sunn)brook Grade "A " Frenh Florida Large Eggs «... AAP OUR FINEST QUALITY B u tte r^ ^ J rm ^ ^ FRESH No. 1 RED Lh. ASP'S OWN ALUMINUM WRAP CRANBERRIES SUNSHINE WHOLE Spiced Peaches f'rrm -tn Chpr. Mayonnaise v 49* KLEENEX PAPEB Table Napkins 2 0^ 45 * ASP OUR FINEST QUALITY S w L Potatoes 2 ”- 4 9 * ANN PAGE CORN OIL Margarine I With this tnmpm A parrhaae at T »o S-o*. l i f t , of Ann Page Sparkle Gelatin £■ 29* 2 for 3lc Ceepoe good thru Bat., Nat. M. 100 E X T R A P L A ID STAMPS With Partha— Of 5-Lb. Fruit Cake NONE BETTER AT ANY PRICE! WHITE HOUSE OUR FINEST QUALITY GRADE “A With thla tmmprn and parchaas Coital. With Free Tooth Bra.h 29-Oz. Tooth Pact* economy ala# 69c Can Coapoa good thru Sat.. Nor. M. CAMPBELLS CREAM OP CHICKEN OR Your d r u m coma true with 0 iit.r With thla coapoa and parchaae nf. Jane Parker Brawn 'N Sene Twin Rolb pkff. of 12 25e Coapoa good thru Sat.. Nor. M. Jax. 11*JO-63 PLAID STAMPS aiuntic a r*c«c tu co*n>.» ». AAP OUR FINEST QUALITY YELLOW FREESTONK PEACHES H thre s 2701 ORLANDO DRIVE 17*92 AT 27th ST. prkea la thla adeertie«acat am good through Bat, Nor.mbar 30. �T Judging Judges W« t it iaH often of how over­ burdened our atate and federal courts are in this busy age. But too seldom is it stressed that we need not just more judges but better ones. Recently a law professor who In­ sists on anonymity asserted that the quality of the judges in our state courts is especially poor on balance. He singled out two of the largest industrial statu aa being markedly afflicted with judicial incompetence right up to the highest atate court levels. A major point in tha argument is that this alleged weakness trans­ lates itself into the federal court system, which normally recruits very heavily from the ranks of state judges. This situation Is also offered u strong reason why more career judges are not chosen for the Su­ preme Court and the federal appenls bench. The pickings are said to be too slim. In consequence, it is argued, the ectora of nigh court judges must took much of the time to other fields, where they hope to find men of higher basic competence and a broad grasp of the big Issues that come before our most important courts. Many students o f our judicial structure argue that thia far-ranging Political Notebook method of selection Is s wise thing, anyway. The scarcity of good career judges at the state level is consid­ ered simply an underscoring of this notion. Why there an not more good judgea is the question. In the view of the anonymous law professor, one reason la an evident assumption in many places that al­ most any lawyer of reasonable ex­ perience makes a good judge. But it is contended that this is in fact a superficial measure o f suitability. What counts, It is said, are the marks of judicial temperament and attitude, of understanding of the broad social and economic matters which occupy more and more of the courts' time in this complex era. This argument would demand of lawyers themselves that they exhibit more sensitivity to these desirable characteristics for a judge, and less to mere length of experience in the law. This whole topic is one of impor­ tance and one sure to stir controver­ sial debate. But even If the profes­ sor's criticisms have only half the weight he would give them, they are serious. The debate ought to be had, and action for improvement ought to fol­ low. Burial Insurance Sold by Mail Russia Never Stops Trying OUR total. Also high on the list is Cuba. Since these weapons wera intended either for use against governments friendly to tho West or it least to atlr up trouble for the West, a sum­ mary put together by analysts of Radio Free Europe is In­ teresting. Some idea of the scale of Soviet anna shipments to Egypt may be had from the fact that in the Sinai clash with Israel, the Israelis capturned more than 300 Sovietbuilt T-Jt tanka, about MO guns and about 1,000 Sovietmade jeeps or tanks. Moscow also has delivered to the U. A. R. submarines, destroyers and torpedo boata. But despite thia outlay, lo­ cal Egyptian Communists con­ tinue to rest la Egyptian jails. In black Africa, Guinea bought some 8,000 rifles end tome armored vehicles from the Soviet Union and then proceeded to kick out the So­ viet ambassador. Iraq also so far baa been a costly Soviet mistake. The country has modern T-54 Rut aian tanks, Mlg-21 jet fighters and Soviet transports. Yet Iraq oil continues to flow to the West, Kuwait la still " uq' B O A R D IN G liberated" and the most use the weapons have has been against the Kurds who receive at least the tacit aupport of the Soviet Union. Afghanistan obtaioed both Migs and small arms from the Ruasians as a threat against pro-Western Pakistan. But when Pakistan began flirting with Red China, the Russians decided to compete with Peking for Pakistan fa­ vors. The Indonesian a r m e d farces, despite huge supplies from tho Soviet Union, re­ main under what Is basically an anti-Communiat leadership. The Indonesian Comir list party la siding with Peking igslnst Moscow. Cuba represented one ef the Soviet Union's greatest post war success stories. Yet Cuba is reported shopping around in Western Europe, in an at tempt to reduce Its depeo dcnce upon Russia and Castro has sided with Red Chiu in refusing to sign the partial nuclear teat ban. The Radio Free Europe an­ alysis concludes: "If the So­ viet armi export drive was aimed at acquiring political leverage in the underdevelop ed countries, H has oo bat anr« been a costly failure." H O U SE Quotes If you made me dictator of the world and did exactly what I ordered. I could aupport 2U0 billion p eop le. —Scientist Harrison Brown. Though the air has never bi in entirely clear of war and threats o f war, yet the world today ia at peace, —Secretary General U Thant, on the 18th anniversary of the United Nation*. I will not be a candidate for niltonal office in KhM. This is not a poa*. Thia ia my posi­ tion, —Gov. George Romney of Michigan. Sot TIMES HE D O E S C lO U D U P a , - ! h ^aufurii ijcntUi WASHINGTON (NBA) - am * up with a completely un­ much longer th* public will bin. If there had put up with this kind o f leg­ Every a m day’s M en oat of batter staff work, thia islative dllly dallying. Tho Washington piles ap more evi­ only recourse suggested oo far I would not have devel­ te complete congressional re­ dence on tho Mod for eomplete congressional reorgan­ oped. organisation. Th* now highly involved isation. This tent anything to delay tin next year. Bobby Baker ease firs* the It i> perhaps unfair to try Senate an oxenao to wander to make Judgments till alt off on mother lengthy In­ ■idea o f every case are heard. vestigation excursion. The not By Hal Cochran But when congressmen of th* affect is to distract public at­ standing of Rep. Woya* L- tention from more important A cake for an Ohio wedding H»y*. D-Ohlo, and Hop. John ponding business. waa fat tho shape of • piano. Thl* ia a favorite congres­ Guests mode a crash lauding. W. Bryn**, R-Wlt., become In­ volved In cnoea o f unethical sional detour. Billie Sol Estes conduct nnd conflict of inter- — remember? — involved in It'a th* thinga that money act. Idol* aro shattered. government surplus storage can't buy that load U tha The charge that Byrnea te­ and acreage allotment scand­ most happiness. rseted te a mortgage insur­ als 20 months ago, ia finally ance company after being In­ called to Washington for an Most kid* wilt hava strumental In getting it a ben­ appearance before the Senate their dental check-up when eficial tax ruling from In­ Permanent Investigating sub­ vacation ia over. Then for the ‘ ternal Revenue Service may committee. Thl* la long after hard grind et school. impair thia blue ribbon con­ the eourta have paistd esntgressman'# aUndlng aa bin •nre on fraud chargee against The way soma grown upa •late*’ favorite son presiden­ him. II* ia now free on bail, tial candidate. pending appeal. Whit good drive a car indicate* they Th* fact that the now-tfli- can coin* of the Senate probe? ought to grow up. missed Senate majority clerh Also, the investigating com­ Little hide have been having Robert G. (Bobby) Baker waa mittee headed by Sen. John L. also a stockholder in this com­ McClellan, D-Ark., ia taking their ups and downs during pany rube o f f on the (tending yet another awing at the TFX the summer on a teeter-totter. of Byrnes— House GOP Pol (Tactical F I gh ter, Experi­ Icy Committee chairman and mental) contract and former ranking Ways and Mcana Navy Secretory Fred Korth’e Committee member — ovon role in its award to a Texas though there it no direct as­ plant. sociation. Congressmen can’t Aa long aa these probes go be counsel for constituents. on, tho appearance is given Haya explains that ho hod that Congress ia working hard. . . . You may he qualified for •1,000 life insurance . * . oo to tak* a trl-lingual House It is—but not on legislation. restaurant waiter to a North Of 13 appropriation bill* to ron will not burden your need one* with funeral aruT(# Atlantic Treaty Parliamentar­ finance the government during other oxpensti. Thl* NEIAltu ians* conference becauao no the fiscal year which began policy It especially helpful toT. other Staff assistant was avail­ last July I, only six have been those between 40 and 90. N o * able. Accepting thia at face passed. Thia is bad manage­ medical examination nocesvalue, It I* atill a pretty damn­ ment by any book. OlT) LINE L E G A L R E ­ Sen. Thomas J. Dodd, D- SERVE LIKE INSURANCE. citizens who now worry at In­ ing indictment of th* poor quality of Hou»* committee Conn., has withdrawn his . . . No agent wil call on you. come tax time. professional staffing. ■tinging criticism of Senate Free information, no obliga­ For there would thus be Tha questionable part of leadership in both parties and tion. Tear oat this ad right no mot* "income tax time" this junket, however, waa not apologized for hie outburst, now. . . . Rend your name, address nor petty forme to fill out nor so much th* hard-working But there wa* much truth in nnd year of birth to: Central duling out of pennies for re waiter - translator, but th* what he said, as the record of Security Life Insurance Co., Dept. T-RKI. 1418 West Rosewive* of seven of th* nine con- thia Congress proves. tall sales taxes! The real mystery is how dale, Fort Worth 4, Texas. Amrrk-ans would be able gresimen - delegate*. What to get buck on the booming wtr* they doing on thl* gov­ ernment t r a m p o r t plane road to "free enterprise." So send for my booklet flight? Speaking of bad •tatting, “ How to Save uur Republic," enclosing a long stamped, re­ thia waa what gut the House turn envelope, plus 20 cents. Judiciary Committee in Its (Alweya write te Dr. jam over writing th* civil Crane la car* of thia news­ righto bill, now tied up in paper, endowing a long Kulrs Committee. Disregarding th* adminis­ ■tamped, addreaaed envelope and 20 rente to cover typing tration's and Department of and printing costa when yon Justlco recommendation! on 114 S o . Palatett* what constituted a workable ■end for on* of hlo bill, th* House Judiciary Com­ Phone F A 2-0814 leu.) mittee In executive erasions Barbs Phil Newsom Soys: Although not o h of Black Africa's 25 newly independ­ ent nations hss gone Com­ munist, Soviet Russia never atopa trying. These efforts are both open and subversive and recent days have provided two more examples. In Leopoldville, Congo, Congolese police rough­ ed up end held two Soviet diplomats accused of carry­ ing compromising documents. The Russians hive been sus­ pected of bscking a Congolese guvernment-in-exlle. Premier Cyrllle Adoula or­ dered the entire staff of the Soviet Embassy to leave the Congo. Moving openly In Somalia, the Russian closed a deal to help equip a Somalian army of 20,00o which, accord­ ing to Western experts, is far larger than the country needs and which, it is feared, la intended for use against So­ malia's neighbors, either Ethl opla or Kenya. Washington estimates of So­ viet arms exporta since the first deal with Egypt is 1955 place the total at around $3 billion. Probably the best customer has been Indonesia which has received about a third of tho Peter Edson M A N VERSUS NATURE, 1963 W* arc all married to th* politician, end our govern, mental in-laws will live with us all the daya of our lives. —Oregon Gov. Mark Hatfield, hitting at public apathy to went politics. Dr. Crane's I Worry Clinic Bob Mooney ask* a splen­ did question M mull ever this case carefully, I’ asa It along to all voters, for tka time kaa come to apply that blood transfusion analogy to our l i i ayaten, America would then enter a boom period aurpas.ini every­ thing la our history! Iluolnrea incentive would loom agwlnt CASE R-f 1.1: Bub Mooney Is a tall, articulate reporter for tho Indianapolis 8TAR. Dr. Crane," ho began, "Hoosiera are grumbling ang. rily at our new ntail saleo tax. "And business men are Irate at tho petty but exhaustive paper work required just to keep records. "S o how could psychology remedy thia tax dilemma T" The new, 1954 edition of my college textbook "Psychology Applied" contains a section on efficiency engineering ap­ plied to government. For example, If you wish to donate a pint of blood, wouldn’ t it be foolish to ask 100 physicians, ably assisted by 100 nursea, to tap you In I0O different places, with­ drawing a drop here, tw’o dropa there, etc.T Why suffer 100 punctures at the expense of 200 doctors and nurses, when on* necdlo prick of a aingl* vain is enough T But federal, state and coun­ ty governments now tap us in hundreds of spots to with­ draw 9148 billions (last year’s coot of federal, atate and coun­ ty government). That (148 billions could bo raised without requiring ua _____. . .,. giij VI™U— V» su e ••saeM ms valuable time on petty form*, quadruplicate report*, etc. Thus, business and profes­ sional men, farmer* and wage earners would not be penalised with this "silent tax" upon our tim* that now requires literally billions of hour* per year! How? Welt, by levying the entire tax on Just one com­ modity that everybody would ua# (such as fu*]) and that a few hundred tax men could easily complete. For very few tueu would bo needed to check on th* dally output of our oil wells, loal mines and power planta! Thus, w* could eliminate alt township assessor*, all county assessors, and almost th* entire Income Tax bureaurrnry. Meanwhile, we would also avoid th* expense o f the massive buildings now pre­ empted for the va*t hordes of income tax and county tax collectors. These saving* alone would reduce our total tax by 10 per rent, even before we rver adopted those other economies so ably urged by Senator Byrd of Virginia and tha Hoover Commission. Thus, wa citiien* would nut need incomt tax forms. Gone would be ill property taxes, too, and even automobile license feet! Amerirnna would thus sal­ vage billions of hours of valuable time for creative planning about axpanding business TOMORROW! We waste those hour* on mere HISTORY TAKING o f test year's money matters. Incentive would thus loom! Thousand* of new businesses would mushroom in every state. Employment would ac­ celerate until “ Help Wanted" sign* would overflow every newspaper! And there would no longer be regimentation of private cltixena who art now hounded for failure to fill out tax form* properly. Th* present Inefficient tax system promotes liars and cheats, plus needless nervous Ji^aiL&zjrllUasA. . ho.nr-t GENERAL b’euipidX}. Social Reformer Samuel Pllmsoll, a 19th century British politic l*o and social reformer, crusaded successfully fur more sea worthy ship*, and also vlxl tod the United State* to pro­ mote idoption of a lean bit­ ter attitude toward England in historical textbooks used in American schools, accord' Ing to tha Encyclopaedia Bri tannic*. N ow W hat Could Surprise Her More B OVER 35 YEARS At rirot A Palmetto (Alongside old poet off!**) Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpal* • Funding • Tile • PU • Rental Beds ELECTRIC Personal Portable ON LY 12 LBS. L IG H T Page 1-A, Sanford, Florida, Mon., November 25, 1963 wtLTKR a. u ik l o w , J I M IX t . STEXXTUOVS Aeeoclat* l.'lllu r *m :u vtx i*sxt H andling Kdltor J l l i t WKI.1.S County Editor C U K I I I t'SH N E K Society Editor Kill Min axu n a u iH K n ra sa w m i Mechanical riopt. JtXIM X110*1WIWKIX lluiift#,, Wm-iag-r II tOHIKTT it. jim xxnx OtasiKI.il U lr .cto r ruAXK voLTot.ixn Clr- uiatlon Manager n n c R in io t a m t Item * Delleery lie Week gsld la advance. lly Melt Seminal* C'eanty p o t t T«*r * <10 1 Monts* I . i « 1 Heath* l.M t Month All Other 111.in t Tear * .U • Month* J *o 1 Month* l-«« 1 Month ■ a ll eubacrlptlona he Entered as secant! else* m atter October ST, 111* a t Ihs Post O fflcS of Sanford. F lorida, under the Act e f C ongree* o f lu rch . • Front Mounted Control* nni^Shw No pert o f a n / m aterial, newe or tdverttelng, o f thl* rdlilon o f The Sanford Herald m ay be reproduced la any arantier with­ out w m ie n permieelon o f the publisher o f T h e Herald. Any individual er firm reepoaelbla fur rues reproduction w ill be coneidered ee Infringing o n The Herald's cop y rig h t and will be held liable for dam aging under the law. Pu blithe d dally except Saturday. Sued*/ and CartauOA*; published Saturday preceedlag C h ile a n s . Mtfui than an EXTENSION PHONE for Christm as...in Color! SAN FO RD O N LY 209 W . 1st ST. The Herald la s m em ber e f the Called Prete which le en­ titled exciueieeiy to the use fo r rtpahllcatloa a t alt the local near, printed In late oew apeper. • Lifetime Warranted Circuit Board DISCOUNT Paint Stores AMERICA'S LARGEST DISCOUNT PAINT CHAIN mas* *oo nett*, coast «o coam 99” Sanford Electric Co. 118 S. Magnolia FA 2-1562 Surprise Mom Uiu Christina* with • gift site'll m i jo y all year !uri|. Her very extension phone in a style and color to suit the spot afo’d like it test. Bedroom, kitchen, Florida room, |iatio. Smart idea for others on your gift lid. too. T o order, mil your Telephone fom|>aity Huxinmo Otfico or ask any telephone srivitreiiian. S o U th O rn II ,43 S# U * �4 n,rm Oaah CLbby! By Abigoil Von Buren M ONDAY P. X . uU s aM 0 M i <s> <•> n CU tl) t») Naive News •it* tt) ataeis Mpmrtm got .n Me *;** • M l FURIOUS DEAR FURIOUS: No. She limit kin punished you whm jm h » 4 M ennlsg. a • • CONFIDENTIAL TO F. K.: You CAN and MUST quit. Think Of the disastrous Of HIDINO DEAR IN: Tell her jroo voted (or Kaanedy — and move back upaUlrt. • a a DEAR ABBY: I had my first baby IS month* ago •ad I received mom m y lovely gifia lor bar. I aleo bought many nice things (or bar 00 my am . I plan 00 having men children and want to aava all her clothes a a 0 DEAR ASSY: l a a i t f year-old girl who would llko your opinion about eomethlng my mother did. Last aummer while I waa 00 a trip with my family, I met a very nice boy who waa working at (bo motel where we atiyed. My mo* tber looked Mm over and okayed • movie dele. Wo wo would bo bach by jacoby On fijrfdyn hick t e e What’s on your mind? Tor a peraooal reply, eend a eekf-addreaeed, stamped eavelopt to !Abby, l o « MM, Beverly HiHe. Calif, e e a For Abby'a booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wed* dial." aand M casta la Ah* by, BM MM, Beverly Hllla, Calif. f . v " #::• ii Uh Jhs (jjomsun . famiir.jniseds.rrsrt). books and having a place to I ut (hem encourage* a couple to begin at one* to build a library o( their own. —Spice In preference to expensive gadgets and tha aon-etaanUtl trim m i n i s . Thais blind many homa buy* •ri to th* (set that th* cut* little piece they've fallen in love with will aaem Ilka a cramped little prison before they have lived ii it vary long. (Often, a young couple ctn find a not-so-new house with plenty of living space for th* asm* money a brand new, *mill-roomed h o u ■ a would cost them.) —A yard big enough for children to plsy in. (Houaes perched on blUaldaa ar# pic* turesqus — but where ar* children supposed to play football and baseball!) —If poiilble, a house with­ in walking distance of a .Mbw.l.. I jn M R l JJw j h.lldren will have the advantage of early Independence, end the fun of walking to school, Instsad ot being chauffeured. Persons and Such 111____ iicuatns 1 Dean, B u y Tony i!SSSSSd™ 31 Hounded TSeeobel Ur»ncv tl Packed to graduated •trlM MlaUrte ililaorge ISKalina STta (a*__ . l l gilt tit.) 30 Ale aye Ices •4 Local Sans S* Employed M African atree: » lull* (ok) 1ISPaat, aa as :i rued salary 3) Its laser Hi 34 llanraalae 3J Oriental s ) Ceded strum «uh tucrei* 34 Weary 34 Kamova 34 Vananle 34 Corrupt dlMsaatulae rival* r r~ r 5a- r r l . iJJJJJ if ii «r~ of keel nditw ilte te MJudge4 M Charger* 47 Euroyeas trudne* DOWN n igh t tag 3 Hrluce moots 3 Italian painter 4 Small fUd IFeHceer as*o ayepfc 7 Baby l——BAs* SCypay kaakaad 10 JJJ ttj ca rm m tt (d) Lamp* at Laarnlaf (I ) Jack Lataaae (>) Elarelaa ):)• ( t l Romper Room 11 ) d ale Storm IliM (t ) Bay Whaa (I ) Hpanlah Leatona («» Mika Wallace Nswa t ill* (11 Word (or Ward id) 1 Lave Lear <•> lllSd (1) (I ) It:## (* ) 11:1# (»> (I ) Decamber Bride Can eant rat Ion Price la Rlfht Tha Mecaya Mevta Kaye Feta I OUSTS T U E S D A Y P. Lata ar Ufa II:M (I ) SI) 11) IM S ( I ) (t) M. Brala Par* thaw P lra t lm prtialon F ath er Know* Bait Scarab Sap Tew ar. (I ) Truth er Copse* quanta* 11:41 S4) Owldtay U a k i l«:M t i l l (S) Bachelor Patkar (I ) Oanaral woapltat ( ! ) Nawa III# (4) A t Tha Weria tarn* <t) Mld-FIa. Xawa M ill (I ) Solanre 1:11 II) Lo(film s aiM (I) Pnasward (I ) Ann Bouthara 11:11 1:11 (I ) Art Mnklittar (5) Day In Court U :M (I I Tha Doctor* I M <41 To Tall Tha Truth II) La roll* Taeay TU ESDAY A. X . II) Qaeea Fas A Day 1:1# (I) Tha Edea Ot N1|M 1:11 (•> N aw a Weather t l ) W ho Do Too Trvot M S tS) r*«rm Report (II Tou Don't Bay l:tS (1) C oM laintal Claae* 1:11 (I ) Dnuslaa Edwards Nawa 1:11 (*) C ell*** at the Air site (I ) Barret Storm Vis* It) Today (S) Trallm aater (I) W a l l Da Marlas (I) The Hatch Oaata fiM (I) Farm Market Ba­ 4:14 (4) Uncle Walt 111 Duma A Altai l l ) Otata Wawa sad 1:41 (I I M averick W catnap (4 ) C artoon* »:M (II Today IS) Pra-Schaol Pica alia 1:11 (ll Netetrope (4) Leave It Ta natter ItlS (II Coaatdowa Maws V:St (I) Mlehay'a Oaopal • :** (l> Mlehoy Wvaaa Shaw l:M (SI Captain Banfarso l:H tl) W aalhar aad Now* M l III Today In Roman times, Paris was a small fishing village called I.utetia. 7:30-9:30 p. m. (NBC) Mon­ day Night At tha Marita. “ Bingin' In the Rain.” (Color). This accurate and hilarious satire on moviemaking in the twenties stars Gena Kelly, Donald O’Connor, Debbie Rey­ nold# and Jean Hagen. The musical comady la ast in Hot* lywood during the transition from ailents to talkies, with Kelly playing • song-and* dance man who bacamta a sil­ ent movla hero, whan talkies arrive, hla movie partner, Jean Hagan, finds her voice unsuit­ able and Dabble Reynolds Is hired to do the talking for bar, Tha Job la to keep Debbie In the background. B:30-» p. m. (CBS) The I.ucy Show. Wurth tha wait la tha climan o f this funny script when Lucy (Lucllla Ball) dangles precariously from tha rooftop o f her home and lit­ erally goes fishing for an Im­ portant lease through tha win­ dow o f Vlv's (Vivian Vane#) bedroom. She wouldn’t have gotten In thla Jam if she and Banker Mooney (Gale Gor­ don) hadn't insisted that Viv was responsible for celling damAgo raueed by her ion. Tleadinr of tha lease reveals Viv could become tha legal owner o f the house and Lucy, with tha help of Mooney, de­ cides to steal tha laasa and de­ stroy ib 9-0:30 p, m. (CBS) The Danny Thomas Show. Fairly nmuslng. Danny and Charley lialper (Danny Thomas and Sid Melton), Impatlsnt to have their country house completed, fir* the obviously alow car­ penter and decide to da thu work themselves. As you'll suspect, they do a horrible job and blame the carpenter for potting a hag on them. Quito good in hie role at tha stonyfaced carpenter is Charles Lane. • :30-10 p.m. CBS. Th( Andy Griffith Show. Very funny, n o m e t l m e a hilariously ao. Barney (Don Knotta) baa a problem with hla girl friend Thelma (Betty Lynn) who re­ fuses to go to the dance with him unless ha gats a data for her rcusta Mary (Mary Grace Canfield). Barney h a s a tough time talking bashful Gomer (Jim Nsbors) into being the blind date, but when he does, cousin Mary yrevea equally shy and mikee It clear she’s not to be left alona with Gomer at the dance. 9:30-10 p.m. NBC. Holly­ wood and the Burt. "The Great Lovers." A plethora o f fihn dlpleta showing herdaa o f Hollywood’s romantic big guns in fragmentary action. Tha ailents ar* represented by Rudolph Valentino, John Gilbert, John Barrymore and others. Talkies run tha ga­ mut from Clark Gable, Hum­ phrey Bogart and Henry Fon­ da to Rock Hudson, Marlon Brando and Elvla Presley. Once again no real point, juat a family album of mala sea appeal. 10-11 p.m. NBC. Bing Along With Mitch. (Color). Could a show Ilka this ever paaa gp a seasonal angtat You know the answer, so b# prepared for b solid hour cf Thanks­ giving folksln«sa in muaie. Among tha high points are Louisa (VBrlen'a charming treatment o f “ My Funny Val­ entin#,- Victor Griffin’s 1W*. and Adrian Revero'a sola ta “ A Frog Ha Would a Woo!** Go." 10-11 pja* ABC. Breaking Point "A LHt)a Anger la • Good Thing." Tha subject matter and tha acting are the important things here. Nude Scooter Girl Is A Safety Device? CHINGFORD, England (UPI) suggest that they can da whs* - A modern Lady Godiva—a they like provided they wear nude girl riding ■ motor a crash helmet." But Charles Henderson, the scooter—h u started a storm town's chief i«sd safety Tha nude, wearing only a Beer, said, "Lat'd face M crash helmet, his been sug­ we art living ta tha s g « af gested as a potter for a road the nude. If tha body beauti­ safety campaign aimed at ful will help to aava Uvea, young people. It curies tha why ebeuldat wa da this to road safety!" •logan: "But always wear a hel­ met.” Road safety officers are tor it but the town’s GOOD clergymen are against It. "Disgusting." said the Rev. Harold Goldseek, a Method­ ist. "The slogan seems to TV RENTAL • Seles 2445 Franck A w , Sanford, Fla. • Servtea Seminole T V FA S-4IS9 Xealth Color TV Balsa I4H Sanford Ave. Carry Out O rders Ph. 322-M1C By Oswald Jocobv With certain card combin­ ation* there la no right play. You Jiut lure to fueaa. For one such coablaatioo thoro are probably five or ail JS Q J 10 when there la a right play Asal and maybe two or thrao Mild wrong playa. South’* Jump to fou- heart* waa quit# sound and If Want ••• had openad anything but a MUSTS trump South should have had CD) very little trouble with his KM contract, but opponent* aren’t AMBIT MQJT always cooperative. Weal did S •pen the deuce of trump*. South woo In dummy and promptly ltd a apada to bla Paw 14 » f IV king. West grabbed his aco •V and led a second trump. Hi got in again to lead a third trump and South wound up losing three spilled and a partner'd esteem, It seems that South had club, his contract and his House hunting rouplei with young children will find It easier to make a bouse a pleesant home If tfiey'U keep looking until they find a Louts that baa: —A real fireplace. (Nothing addi so much psychological warmth to a boms In the cold, drsary days of winter than the sound and the smell end th* sight of an open fire.) —A dining room, Instead of a dining alcov*. (It's easy to make a dinner hour a real family hour If dinner it nicely and leisurely served in a din­ ing room, instead of hastily eslen In tbs kitchen, or la a corner o( the living room, or from television tables.) —Ituilt-ln bookshelves—and plenty of them. Th* homa of Nd Ilariat Waalhar Brevard Nawa Waalhar sports W alter craahita M aatlar-nuahlar Ron Coehrae Orbit Jll»eer« Dioaat S e a t Gray Thtater Monday Nit* At Tha Mo visa (I) T e Tati Tha Trail 111 Outer Limits (l> r * a Oat A nacres (i) W a *o a Train (I) Tha Lucy thaw (SI Danny Thomas (*> Andy OrUtlth Shaw tl) Hollywood and th* ■tnra <•> Braaklap Palat (I) B aal Side— Wait aide ( » Sine Atomy With Mltab i l l Mewatoye (l) Nawa ( !) Murphy Marita With tha Nawa (I) 8 porta riaal (S) Theater at tha Star* (ll Toalta a h a * (I) The Lata Show It ) S:t. II) l»» ■ II (II (I) |:te («| fl) (I) 1:41 <l) T:S* (II (SI <*) Tit* (I) »y •* TVTim# Previews Television Tonight taJuia touad a way la ga wrong at trick on*. Ha should have wea tha first trick la hla owa hand and lad a apada toward dummy'! Jack- One# South mad# that play tha defense would hava been helplaas. If Wait reae with the quaen there would hava been no need to ruff a spade. South would hava developed a aura apada trick while if Weal played low dummy's Jack would hava beta a winner. Of course, South pointed out that the lead toward the Jack would not ha,*> don* him any good If East had tb* queen of spades, but in that case there waa no winning play at South's disposal. With tb* cards placed as they wan the lead toward dummy bad ta win. Ruth Millett It also means that the mother of the family won’t spend bar days car-pooling.) Legal Notice nerrmova bass* NOTICE ia h ereby aivan that I am aniaaad in huolnata at 111* Franeh Avenue, lUnforJ. ■emlnnl* County, Florida, un­ der th* flotltlou * m m * nr. OTTO'S n A t t D K R SHOP, and that I Inland to raalaiar ta ll name with th * Clerk a f the Circuit Court, Sem inole Ceun ly. Florida. In a rw rda n c* with the provlrlnna or Iho Flrtltlnui Nam* Bletulee, tn -w lt: Berllon 141.01 Florid* Statute* HIT. Ida: 1*1 O tto Thome* Publleh Nov. It, II. tS A Da*. 1. 1041. CDO-tt Freodoma FowBdafwft •aaagndT^fi i|the <j*org* W athington H o n W , Medal (or dramaunrig freedom's vital importance la avary M i * ot American endeavor, similar tv Titn r m t i r r r n i n r iv AND FUR BKWINOI.K « o t > TY. #1.011114%. XII. I3MS WI^IVWU'irK-P tVBTITHTIOV F U It a AVIRUS, '*"iihW da' liVaia mutual aavlne* bank. Plaintiff. WILLIAM R A T DEDW ELL at *1. Dafendanl*. NOTItW OP I I I T T IM BTATW OF FLOIltDA TOi William R ay Bed well, Raatdanoo unknown. Audrey M. Dedwelt. Keeldenc* Unknown. Th* m nlllna addree* *r there defen denia la: VAII I. F .P O , Ban Fr*aalaos, C alltornla Tau or* h arohy n o tlfla l that a cult has h**n (Had aaainti you la th * ahav* entitled acuta, and that you ar* re­ quired ta (ll* you r anrwer with tb* Clark o t thla Court and to aarv* a aopy thereof upon th* p la in tiff * r plain­ tiff's a tto rn e y s w hoa* name and addraaa I* Jannlnsi. Watt*, C la rke and Hamilton. Ilia Barnett National Hath llulldlni, J a ck son ville I. Flor­ ida, net la te r then Daetmktr 14, 14*1. If you fait to >l.i *0 u d**r*a p ro confer** will b* *ot*r*4 Sdalnat ran far lh* relief dtmnndad in th* com ­ plaint. Thla suit la lo foraataaa a m o r ta a i* . Th* raal prapariy proceeded o a a ls ii 1* U t II. Uloek r . IL'NLAND B ITA TK S. a auhdlvltlon, aeaardtns to a plat th ereof, raaorlad In Pint B ook 11, pac*e 1* to 11 of th * Public lleoordi ot le m ln o l* C enoly, F lor­ id* Wir.NlVdr m y hand and tht teal o f la id c o u r t at Hanford. Florida, th is lt th day ot Nov­ ember. IISS. (SH AD Arthur n Beckwith, dr, Clerh o f the c irc u it Court By: M artha T. Vlhlea Deputy Clerk Jrnalnga W a n e , Cl irk * aad Hamilton Harnett N ational Bank Side. Jaohionvill* I. Florida I'ubtlah Nov. H. Id S Dec 3, I. 11(1. CDtd-U captured this n m M awetoT' * A re we letting It fade away? Aa fra# citUcna o f s fra# nation, wr enjoy th# right to vote as we pUvuw fur ths kind o f govanuuant ers prater. But, «n lH i wa guard these freedoms so d keep Amovies powerful—atron g in tha migbd o t hor arms and tha character of Iter people— our right to vote in free eisetiona may fad* sway. Ths strungfb c f America tin* in freedom o f Individual initiative and anterprian. Without It, A marks could not have hwomr th# moss powerful, prospnroue and progruwiva miaou on earth. Just aa all o f ths nation’s electric light Mid power companies are working day and night to tha world’s toon! powerful natioa electrically, ao van am working with Florida’s other tss-payksg power oompsniea to expand Meraeuwctiac network a t In provide more and move dopendabis power tor Florida’s continued growth and industrial oxpanafam. This powerfully hnpnrtand Job cafla tor ths gnsteat atpansloet progrua hi Florida aad Light Com pany’s history. Projects under construction will add 1.3 million kilowatts o f generation b y 1966—a 48% tncmse bi two yean—to help make Florida. . . and Amec tea . . . mere powerful! pnnttai US.Mli p m * * tompanm, ut art txpaadliig mad UttnitKrnim our ( aNtwa netting MfsorS tf In/umUiioi* lacwe It atmrt pUnty tf dtptmdmUt t for FTorJa'ij Htlpuif Build Florida FLO R ID A PO W ER & LIG H T C O M P A N Y Vf. Scott Burns , 207 Magnolia At*. �a* * T i f 1^ Legal Notice in m e n in t h is n ite r it j c d ic u l . and m c a t n r, ctB ccrr, n a n tu i r # c m , r r t T * wp n u t ID*. CEASCEST SO. 1MM CALVIN COLLINS, AND HIS W ir e . ELISABETH COLLINS, rL A tN T irrs VA LUTHKn KINO and LKNLKY FREEMAN «t Bl*. DEFENOAM1R a e n cs or it ir to i c r t m i m o STATR o r rtD R ID A TO I L IT H E tt K1NU end --------KINCI hi* w ife, If living, end If d ie d then agalnat all par* tUI eU I n in s Inlerail, by, through er undtr L u lh tr King, >• heir*, eredtiare, daviaaee, Uannre, «r otherw ise: and L*nUr Fraam in en d or w ife LAV AO A Pr*«m an, II llvln e; end It d«ad again *! ell perlite claim ing an r lattreet. ea hair*, rradltor*. darlata*. Ulnar*, ar otharwlaa. b y , through e r ee* dtr th e *eld U n ity Fraamin and o r Levada Freem an; and agalnat all oth tr partlae un. known to lh a i’ UIntlffa. who may In any mann*r whnltn* avar. ea heir*. davlaeaa, cradllo re g ra n to rs lelearo ar etharirt** In any tnennar w halaoartr, elalm any rlih L till* o r In lerail o t any neIura o r kind, In and to the follow ing drtcrlbad tree! of land lyin g and being In Semi* not* County, Florida, deacrlb* ad aa follow *, la -w it: B egin m i ft. KaH g a l tt ft. south (batag tt ft. from tha oanlar o f denave Avenue) o f tha MW Cor* n rr of S W U o f lactlon t. Town«M|> !# South of Hang* I t Kaat. lhanr* run South IT ft, thane* Eaat 11 f t . thane* North IT tW thane* Woat I I ft. to point of beginning |U*g the W oat 13 ft. which I* ra* •arvad fo r Alt»y way. Thin b tln g a ault to QUIET TITLE to th e a b o r t daaerlb* rd land* and partita Plaintiff and D efendant aa a b o rt **t forth, and you and aach o f you ar* h*r*by r*<iulr*d to file with tha C lorh o f tho gbara atyl*d Court at Sanford, Flor* Ida, olth tr pereonelly or by attorn*? yo u r w rtttin appear* anc* o r oth er pltadln s end <• III* s oopr th ereof on e r with tn* P le ln tltr e A tternty, le w . War*. P. O. Boa. I t l l . Sea* ford. Ptorlda, on o r b*fora the tlth day o t Decamhar A. I). t i l l , and h rrtln fall noL *• otharwlaa Judim ant by da* fault w ill ba tntartd t e a Inti you. WITNESS my hend end aanl at the aeld Court et Sanford, Remlnota county, Plorlda, thla tha Mth day of Noramber, A. t). n i l . Arthur H. Beckwith, J r, rt* rk tty: Martha T. Vlhlae, PCI n. w . w a r * . Atty. P. O Hot I t l l . Sanford, Plorlda I'uldlah Nor. II, II A Do*. I. I, lit * . c n o -it I t T H E F IR C U T COURT OP THE M J V O ir iA L CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE t'O l'S T T . FLO RID A IN CHbNrPSRV NO. IM S! M rCAIlllllAN MU It T At AO R CUM l*A NT, INC, S V lorU e sorpuratlon, FlelnlltL WILLIAM ROORNA TRRPTOR and UAIIUAIIA ELLEN TIIK f* TUB. h ll w if*. and CHARLES II. HADDEN and NAIIT K. HADDEN, h ie Wife. Defendant*. NOTICE TO DHPRRD OR OR. DEE OP PUBLICATION B U T PnR FORRCLOILHR TO 1 W I L L I A M EUGENE TH BrTU H . TNI, ITJtN, en d DA Itll A It A ELLEN T K E P r n ii. M e wlf*. PAUFLT i i l e d l i a h 1 p Plaid Taint, WBSTPAO « / e Commander N S T e d Fore**, Japan Plaal Peal Offla* Hat Pranrlecn, California TOIL W It, 1,1AM EttURNN TIIKPTOIl and UAItBAHA EL* LBN TltBPTOIt. art hartby notlftad that e Com plaint for Peratloture o f M ortsege hae baan (Had asalaat yau, and you ar* raqulrad to aarr* a copy o f your Antwar ar Ftaad* Ina* to tha Complaint on the P la in tiff* attorney, Joaaph M. ritagarald. 111 Soourlty Trual llulldlng, Miami II. Plorlda. and fll* tha original Antwar nr Ploadlng In tho nine* o f ih* Clark o f lha Circuit Court on nr befor* lha 11th day o f liarambar, A. D., t i l l . IT you fall to do *o. Judgment by de­ fault will ti* taken agtlnal you fo r tha ratlaf demanded In tha Complaint. Tha deterlptton af tha real properly proceeded agalnat 1*1 Lot t». niork n. WPOI 1. ME UK PARK l.ND BE* PLAT, according to plat ttiaraof recorded In Plat Hook I I. Paga Tt, Puhlle r:,.—, . u . . j C.tr?*. . . . . .. ty. Florida; TOGETHER WITH tha fo llow . Ing daa.rlltad equipment: 1 II. B. flinwn — Model J M a t V Serial No. VO 34111 1 tl.B. R itrlga ra tor —* Mo­ dal T A l l t V aerial No. s v iit iiu Thla nolloa ah at I ba pubtlah* td one* aach waek for four cunati'Ullva neaba In tho San­ ford Herald DONB AND O RD BRED at Sanford. Samlaota C o u n t y . Plorlda, thla Ith day o f N#»•mbor A. D. I t l l, (SE A L) A rthur H. Baokwtth, J r , Clerk, Circuit Court tty: Martha T. Vlhlea Deputy Clark Joaaph tt. Pltagarald t t l Secu rity Trual Bulldlat Miami tt, Florida PRanktln 1-IITI Puhllah Nov. tt, t l. tt * Dee. t. l i l t . _____________________ IN I OI NTV J IIH J B I t o t S T , ■ UMINULB COl'NTT, PLOHIDA MSTATE O P IRA W HEELER Pereatad. NOTIFK OP PINAL g U f l U T AND APPLICATION POM D U l ll A RUM All paraena are hareby n oilfled that tha undaralgntd aa Adm lnlatrelor D I.N . a f aeld aetata. h»a camplatad tha ad* minlatrailon Ihareof end hae (Had ta an id court hla final report and nppllaatlan for die* cherge Ubjaalloiia thereto. I f any, anauld be duty fll. ad After fltla s p ro o f o f publtcation ahowtns thla notice hno haaa publlahad one* e w eek for four oanaacutlT* week*, tha m atter o f approval of aold report end th* ordering n f diatrlbution et aeld aatal* w ilt corn* b e fo re th* aourt, / * / Maurice M. Paul A * Adm lnlatrelor D B.lt. • ( e*id o eteie Pdblteh Kuv. II, l| A Dte *. 1941 o x t-a a I �VB0B i m a j M Television Tonight dUghtighJtA 7:30-9:30 p. m. (NBC) Mon. I ( l l C n rta a v O la M O NDAY F. day Night A t Urn Movie*. (l| Lamp! or Laarala* tm id nw M * aetew a *:#* (II Jack Lnlanna "Bingin' In the Rain." (Color). (l) X m (t| E n roll* 11:99. Wa stopped for a •iia tl) H ire meaaoaa to TM* accurate and hltartou* • : t l ( I ) Romper R oom ■pert* Meek after tot movie and 411 Oale Storm i l l Editorial satire on movlaaaking In the H i l l (1) Bap When 1 :1 ; i d Weather ware only 40 minutes late ( f ) Spanlah Loaeone ID Brevard Rawa twenties itars Gen# Kelly, (I) Mike W allace Raws 1:11 (I) Weather getting back. Mom Donald O'Connor, Dabbia Rey­ 11:1* (I ) Ward far W ard ID Senna (II I Lara L e e r nold* and Jean Hagan. The • :H (•) Walter Creahtta (I ) Dacembar Bride (1) Meatlny-Priaklnr musical comedy le aat in HoiH i* * (1) Concentration (I) Rea Cochran ljmood during tha transition (PI Price I* ttlih t t:«S (I) Orbit 11:** III The MeCoya T:*a (t> Ripcord from ailente to talkies, with 11:1* (l| Seven K * r * (•> Diaeet Kelly playing a aong-and(ll Fat* A Ole dr# (II Saae Orer Theater TJ# (1) Mendar Rita A t The dance man who become* a sil­ Marlas TU E SD A Y P . ML ent movie hero, whan talkies (I) Te Tall The Trmth 1I:M (l| Lae* or C4T* arrive, hie movie partner, Jean (I) Outer U n ite (II Brat* Ford Shew a:#a « ) Tea Oat A teerat Hagan, find# her voica unsuit­ (11 Flret Impreaeton 1:10 (I) W«*oa Train ll:t # (II Father Know* Beat able and Dabbia Reynolds Is (l| The Lacy Show (II Bear** lor To • :«* (t| Dennr Thsmaa hired to do the talking for »:M (•> A e lr Oriffltk <11 Troth « r Conanbar. Th# Job la to keep Dabbia llrwand a ad Ua (I) Neill noeneaa ■tare in tbs background. 11:11 (II deiaiir u«M • I Pol ll:ta 1:11 (II Bachelor Father 1:30-9 p. m. (CBS) The «> n e t ■ id * -'W ilt (I) Oeaeret moaplUt ■Me Lucy Show. Wurth th* wait la FURIOUS (3) New* (i) amt Aleaa With liM III A# The W a rd Tam a the climax of this funny ecript DEAR FURIOUS: No. She Mlteb (II Mld-Fla. Nan* where Lucy (Lueille Ball) should have paaitoad yon ilia* (ll Rewaaete til Science (i> Rewa dangles precariously from th# (II lA fttlm * when yen bad It earning, (II Martha Martin With liM (ll Faw ners ill* a • a rooftop of bar home and lit­ the Kawa (II Ann Southern aporte riaal erally goea fiahing fo r an Im­ CONFIDENTIAL TO F. tun (II (I) Art Unkletter (I) Theater o( the Stare (l| Oar In Court portant Iraee through the win­ X.: You CAN and MUST U:M (I) Tealte ikow ( l l The Doctor* dow of Vir’e (Vivian Vanca) (tl The Lata Show quit Think of tha disaatroua I:## (II T* Tell The Truth bedroom. Bhs wouldn’t hava (II Laratta Tanas cone*qaaacas whan your TU E SD A Y A . M . (II Qnaao Par a Bay gotten in this Jam if the and lack rate out 1:1# (II The Eds* at Nlnht •:>■ (l| New* Weather a a * (II Wh* Do Toe T ra il Banker Mooney (Gate Gor­ 1:10 (I) Farm Itapnrt ( ll You Don't M r don) hadn't Inaiitad that Viv e:»» <*) C eitlaiital CleanWhat's an your mind? 1:11 (II Donale* Edward# waa rriponeibl* for ceiling For o personal reply, sand New* 1:11 ( t l Call*** el lha Air damage caused by her son. III# (I) Secret Storm m - ( l l Tatar 0 seif-addraeead, stamped il l Trellmaater (II Wahe Or Movla* Rradinr of the lease reveals envelope to 'Abby, Box 33U, (ll Th* Match 9ama fito ( l l r a m Market Mo­ Viv could become the legal 1:10 (ll Uncle Watt Bated/ HDto, Calif, 111 Burn* A Alice owner of the house and Lucy, a a a d i stat* Raw* aed (11 Maverlek 1:1* W earner with the help of Mooney, de­ II) Carlnonn For Abby’a booklet, "How t:ae (l> Tatar 1:11 111 Now,cop# cides to eUal tho leasa and de­ ( l l Fra-ieheel Plaanlap To Have A Lovely Wad­ (II Leave It To Beaver (II Cailtdeara Mane stroy IL ding." send M cants to Ab­ Tit# V:ta ( l l Mtehar'a Oaorat 0-9:30 p. m. (CB8) The Tine by, Bon «M», Beverly Hills, In Roman time*, Faria wee Danny Thomas Show. Fairly #:#a (II Mleknr P r t i i thaw Calif. 8:ea (I) Captain Kacanro* n email fishing village called amusing, Danny and Charley 1:11 t i l Weathar and Nana Helper (Danny Thomas and Lute tie. 1 11 f l ) Today By Abigail Van Buren far my sect baby- I bare put them iwsy m good as now. My slater-la-law la new pragaaat aai is daa to May. lha has tws stow rkUdaaa. 11 and 9, and dM>% plan aa this ana, aa aba baa nothing saved far M. Ska ii 39 and says fbto wOD to ber last, no aba doaaa’t intend to go an ant buying Muff- Sha baa thrown hlsti left and right for me to offer bar a y baby’s tbiaga- It nay aeuad selfish, but I want to keep these things for my next baby. Ones anything la used by tor K to a wreck as aba doesn’t taka ear* of any­ thing. What can I u y If aba asks? Pleas# advise. gtfTEB-lN-LAW DEAB US: Daat give anything uniass it la glvan willingly and cheerfully. Sha won't "ask," People who bint haven't th* esuraga to ask. a DC HIDING DEAR IN: Tell bar you voted for Kennedy — and nova back upstairs. • • a a DEAB ABBY: 1 a a a IIyear-oid girl who would llto your oplafon about something a y mother did. Last summer white I waa on a trip with my family, I met a very alee boy who was working at tbs motel wbera we stayed. My mo­ ther looked him over and okayed a motto date. We said we would to back by a DEAR.ABBY: 1 had my * Brat baby II moothi ago and I racalvad soma m y lovely gika tor her. I alao bought many nice thing* for bar os my own. I plan on * having man children and * want to ear* an bar clathee ja u b g On Jbudqs ! ar s. i «... ’ Liuu«* ‘i'iitj*Tin "imp —Space In preference to expenaiv* gadgets and lha non-*a**ntial t r i m m i n g * . Thais blind many bom* buy­ er* to tha fact that th* cuts lllll# pise* they've fallen In tova with will seam Ilka a erampad Uttl* prlaoo before they hava lived la It vary long. (Often, a young couple can find a aot-so-naw house with plenty of living apnea for tha Mm* money a brand new, tmall-roomad h o u s e would coat them.) —A yard big enough for children to play In. (Houses perched on biliiklei ara picturaequs — but where ar* children supposed to play football end baseball?) —If possible, a house with­ in walking distance of a school. (Thti miens the child- lu ' ( « » ’ wilt put Ihem encourages n couple of early lo begin at once lo build a th* fun of Instead of library o( their own. P«rsoni and Such 11 Inland \lisa, iSSSSttM s gE dgi "t* - n K * * ,a *UilM « to&ted liuaorae— a latutu. ITin Urea wen nrnb. fe Iota). (comb, II b a t ter.) 20Always Ice* si n » d stiiiy MBit las at Ratine* 31 lUtveelee uZ&amm assert*. niisUe (th.) ito 31 Orlantal g 33 Cudgel 3« m ill with succeee 34 Weary 3* Remove 31 Venerate 3* Corrupt eiM unlioa nickname 41 Knock 41 TVp* af toad 41 Withdrew SI Inborn M Vegetable K Judged Chargers IT Kurnptea •sentees DOWN 1 Light fog a i l a W moats 3 11*1un painter 4Small chUd J J J >Follower aiwpb TIUby — • Aga ecypay huabaad IDZoologlral found s way to go wrong at (rick am. Ha should hava won th* first brick is bla own band and tod a (pads toward dummy’s Jack. Ones South mad* that play (ha defense would have been helpless, if West roaa with the queen there would bavs been no need to ruff • ipad*. South would have developed • aura apada trick while If Wait played low dummy's Jack would bav* bean a winner. Of course, South pointed out that th* lead toward th# Jack would not hava dona him any good U East had the queen of spadai, but In that casa there was no winning play st South'* dltjmsal. With th* cards placed as they wan tbs toad toward dummy had to win. :n sm o ji( House hunting couplet with young children will find it easier to mak* a houM o pleasant bom# If thay'U keep looking until they find a house that b n : —A real fireplace. (Nothing add* so much psychological warmth to a homo in th* cold, dreary day* of winter than tha aound and tha small and the eight of an open flra.) —A dining room, Instead of a dining alcova. (it's assy to make a dinner hour a real family hour if dinner le nicely ami leisurely served in a din­ ing room, Instead of hastily citen in tha kitchen, or In a corner of th* living room, or from television tables.) —Built-in bookshelves—and plenty of them. The home of * growing family needs good 'M M 10-11 p.m. NBC. Bing Along With Hitch. (Color). Could • show like this ever pass up a seasonal angle? You know th* answer, so be prepared for s aotld hour of Thanks­ giving folktinesa in mnak. Among th* high pointa « Louies O'Brien'* charming treatment of "M y Funny Val- antiaa," Victor Griffin's Ur*. !y "Song end Dane* Men" and Adrian l e r e n k nolo te "A Frog H* Would s Wooln* Go." 10-11 p a l ABC. Breaking Point "A Littto Anger to a Goad thing.’* Th# subject matter and th# acting are the important things bars. Nude Scooter Is A Safety Device? CHINGFOBD, Enfland (UPI) - A modern Lady Godlva—■ nade girl riding a motor icooter—hi* started a storm her*. The nude, wearing only s ersih helmet, has been sug­ gested as a poster for a road lately campaign aimed at young peopla. It carries tbs slogan: "But always wear a hel­ met." Road lately offleart are for It but the town’s clergymen are against it. "Disgusting,'* said the Rar. Harold Goldsack, a Methodlit. "The slogan seems to lugfrit that they can do what they like provided they wear a crash helmet.” But Charles Henderson, the town's «kiaf rood safety ad Dear, said, "Lnt’s fees to­ ws ar* living in tks ago af the Bud*. If tbs body beauti­ ful will balp to atvs lives, why shouldn't wo t o this in road safety?" GO OD 2445 F ren ch A t *. TV RENTAL • Sales S a n ford , F la. • Service Seminole T V FA 3-4939 Zenith Color TV Sales 3(99 Sanford Ava. Carry O ut Orders P h . 322-9616 By Oswald Jacobv With certain card combin­ ations there Is no right play. You Juat bar* to guasi. For ana suck combination (bar* ar* probably fiv* or sis 19 Q J 19 whera there is a right play A ll and maybe two or thrso 99914 wrong playa. South’s Jump to fou* hearts waa quite sound and if Wait bad opened anything but s trump South should have had BOOTH CO) very lltUe trouble with hla contract, but opponents aren't always cooperative. West did open th* deuce of trumps. South won la dummy and * promptly lad a apada to bis 14 19 Pm tv ‘ king. Wait grabbed hla ac* 49 and led a second trump. Ha •ot in again to lead s third trump and South wound up losing three spade* and ■ partner's esteem. It aasms that South had club, his contract and hla U)& 3h* Sid Melton), Impatient to have Uacir country hone a completed? fir* the obvfoasly alow car­ penter and daeida to do the work themselves. As you’ll ■aspect, they do a horrible job and blame tbs carpenter for potting a has an them. Quito good in hi* role as the atonyfaced carpenter is Charles Lon*. 9:30-10 p.m. CBS. Thf Andy Griffith Show. Vary funny, a a m a t i m a s hilariously so. Barney (Don Knotte) baa a problem with hla girl friend Thelma (Batty Lynn) who re­ fuses to go to the dance with him unleta ha gate a date for htr ccuain Mary (Mary Grace Canfield). Barney h a a a tough time talking bashful Corner (Jim Nabors) into being the blind date, but when ha doas, cousin Mary proves equally shy and makes it clear ihe’s not to be left alone with Gomer at the dance. 9:30-10 p.m. NBC. Holly­ wood and th# Stars. "Th# Great Lover*." A plethora of Dim ellpleta thawing hordes of Hollywood's romantic big gune In fragmentary action. Th# ■llenta ar* represented by Rudolph Valentino, John Gilbert, John Barrymore and others. Talkies run the ga­ mut from Clark Gable, Hum­ phrey Bogart and Henry Fon­ da to Rock Hudacn, Marlon Brando and Elvis Prealey. Once again no real point, Juat a family album o f mala i u appeal. TVTim#Preview POWERFULLY IM PORTANT By Ruth Millett It also meins that the mother of th* family won't spend bar daya ear-pooling.) Legal Notice FICTITIOUS RAMM NOTICE t l hereby liv e n t e l l I am •»■■■•( In bualntae *( t t t e Franch Avenue, Sanford, ■amlnota County, F lorid*, un­ d er lha flclltlou* name of. OTTO'S BA IlD HR SHOP, and that I Inland I* raelatar aald name with Ida Clark a f lha Ctraull Court, RamlnaU C ou n ­ lr . Florida. In errwrdanc* with th* prnalalnna nf tha Flrtltlnua Mama Sialulai, In -w lll M e llo n Ill.O t Florid* Sim ula* HIT. die: /a / O lio Thnm*a Puhllah Nor. tl, 11. II * Oaa. t. I M l. C D O -ll IV THIS CIR C U IT C l t t 'H T IV AVU FO R ar.N IV O t.SI c o u v T V . FLO R IU A . VO. I M M WOOVSIH’ KKT I VBTITUTtOV r.o r. •. ivta'ij.t. .*. jtj>.-JU slM i "ifc ' . ; " K t S J S ‘ mutual savings hank, independence, and F lalatltf. walking to school, ve. WILLIAM RAT R R O W E L L It being chauffeurad. •I. Perandanle. VOTICR OF BUST T R H STATR OF FL O RID A TOi William Rar Bedwrall, Reeldenee unknown. Audrar M. Badwall, Raaldanaa Unknown. Tha malltna addraaa at Iheat itifamlantt lai V A X I. r .P .O . San Franelaeo, California Teu ar* hartbr n etlflad that a evil he* baa* filed acein at ra n I* lha above entitled eauaa, and that ro u ar* re­ quired I* (It* y°u r anawar w ild th* Clark o f thl* Court and la aarve a enpr lharant ■pan lha plaintiff nr plainlit r e atteraar* w h e e l name and addrats la Jannlnga, Walla, Clarke and Hamilton, MIS Darnall Rational Bank llulldlnt. Jacbaonvlll* I, F lo r­ ida, not talar than Oaoamliar II, t i l l . I( you (all In An an a daera* pro cnnfaaao w ill b* antarad aialnat you ter th* rtlla f iamaadad in lha <emplalaL Thl* autl le In (c r e ­ ate** a m arlsee*. Th* rttl property praeaadad aeatnat la: U l f l, Uloak I*. SUM. LAND EITATK A a *ubdivlaion, ereerdina la a p it i tharaar. reenrded la D a l Book II, *** * * 11 In SI of lb* Pubtlo llarurda o f ■•mlnola County, F lo r­ ida. WITNI^H my band and lha ■aal * ( aald co u rt at minfitid, Florida, thla H th day o f No«amber, ISIS. (URAL) Arthur R Barkw lth. J r , U 'k J i J Clark ■( lha Clreuil Court B y: Martha T . Vlhlan Dapuiy Clark Janalnga, W alla, Clark* and Hamilton Uaraatt Naileaal Bank Bldg. Jankaenvlll* I, F lorida I'ubllah Nor. is. TS A Dae. J. *. MM. CUV-SI This advarttaamanl it on« M • MM* I M , M n«ttaM4 W » it th# George Wetrongton Hofwa Medal for dramatlsw* frwdom'i vital Import*net la n w y floW at American andtavar, 84mdor captured this A re we letting It fade away? Aa free citl/cna of a free nation, we enjoy tlm right to vote aa we pleftSB for the kind of government wa prater. But, anlaaa wa guard thoae freedom* and keep America powerful—strong la th* might o f her arms and lha character o f her people— our right to vole in free nlaclioiM may fade away. Tha strength o f America ilea in freedom of Individual Initiative and MiUrprlaa. Without It, Amarton could not hava become tha meet powerful, pmeparoua and progrueeuve nation on earth. Juat m aB of th* nation's electric light and power oompeniee are working day and night to i tha world's moat powerful nation electrically, ao we a n working with Florid*'* other tax-pay(Dg power com panic* bo expand and atrangthoD our fatarcoemectisig network of tieesemUahm tone to provide more and moew dapendabla power for Florida'* continued growth and industrial expauaiue*. This powerfully knportont Job caDe for the and Light Company’s history. Projects now under construction will add 1.3 million kilowatts o f generation by 1906—■ 41% increase to two year*—to help moke Florida. . . and America . . . mors powmfisH ThfUter «4(A ctfur rtaHda p w r rampant*, ue art npandljig wJ sfrvngtArniflg our (atmonMct/sg MCmrS of IraneniMiioft Him Is oseare ptemry ef depwdtite j far Florida's j Htlpins Build Florida F LO R ID A POW KR A LIG H T C O M P A N Y W. Scott Bum s 207 M agnolia A r c . �•ft fa ta l fm A Wot. » , lM S -P u * S-A Legol Notice Tn it n in t h i .t rmcttr cotar. cu a rr, j c d ic ia l and ran cocm . m n or . c u i c n r I f . IB M C ALVIN COLLINS, A N D H U W ir B . ELISABETH COM.I MB. PLAINTIFFS VS. LUTHER KINO ( n f LENLET FREEMAN •( hit. DEFENDANT* id a to a s k iin . o n , , r^u-i BAZOO A ------------- . BFCOM1N© JRONB/J «rn rr r m i T M STATE o r FLOEIPA TO» LUTHER KINO and ---------KINO hla wife, If living, and I f daad than »««fn «t all p a rtlaa claim ing la u rM t, b y. th rou gn o r aader Luthir K in g , aa hair*, aradttsra, devisees, tlannra, ar etherwtee: and Lenley Freeman aad or w lfa t.A V A D A Freeman, If liv in g ; and If daad acalnat all partita cla im in g any lataraat. aa halra. cred itors. devisees, lalaara. o r otharw iaa. by, thraagb ar a n dar lha aald Lenity Freeman and o r Lavada Freeman; and agalaat a ll olhar partita un­ know n to tha plaintiffs. w h o m ay In any mannar whatan. ovor. aa halra. davlaaaa, eredltora. grantara. lalaara or otharw iao In any manner w hatsoever. claim any righ t, tltlo o r Intaraat at any n atnra or hind. In and |a tha fo llo w in g described trart o f land ly in g and balng In garni, nola County, Florida, daacrlbad aa follow a. ta-w llt Bagla tie .1 f t Baa* gad tt ft. gouth ibatag IT ft. from tha rantar o f Oanava Avanua) o f tha NW C or­ ner o f N>V *4 o f aaetlon a. Tow nahlp ja Mouth of tlan go t l B a it thanra run South IT It., tbanca Eaal 12 f t . thanca North II f t . thanea W ool II ft. to g a in ! of beginning I La aa th o Waat tt ft. which la r e aarvad for Allay way. Thla balng a anil to QUIF.T TIT I.K to tha nbova deecrlbad Undo and parllaa P la in tiff and Dafandant aa abova aat forth , and you and aaeb o f you ara hereby required to film w ith th o Clark o f tha n hovo atylad Court at Sanford. F lo r ­ ida. either peraonally or b y n ttornay your written appear­ ance or other pleading and tn tilo a oopy tharaof an ar w ith th e P la in tlffa Atlarnay, ll.w . W are. P. O. Boa. 1411. d a n ford. Florida, on or befora th o l l t h day o f December A. l>. 1141. and heraln fall n o t an ntharwlaa Judgment by d e ­ fau lt w ill bo entered a fa ln o t you. WITNKBd my hand and aeal o f tha aald Court at haaford. Sem inole County, Florida, thla tha 14th day o f November. A. D. u e i . Arthur H. Beckwith, J r , Clark tty: Martha T. Vlhtea. D.Ck n . W . W are. Ally, p . o . B os ta il. Sanford. Florida Publlah N or. II, II A Dae. I, «, till. C K O -lt SUCM A €EM TU M ^/ I T T H E C IR C ltT COt'BT O F nth jr D I C U L C IK C t'tT IN AND FOB fENtNOLM ( O f NTT, Ft.OBIDA IT C lt t S r K B T TO. IMde MrCACUII AN M O I I T O A O E COMPANT, IN C, n F lorida ooriw fa tloa , P lain tiff, T ill OH, I NGVEE OG INK CCFFEG PURiNG WOCKINO HOUGfci, AAB. BOOM CE... _ _ T T i l TO W IL LIA M EtTOENE TREPTOIt and IIAItUARA KM.BN TIIE Phip wife, and CIIAIILKS II. IIADDKN and MART K. llA D D k N . big Wife. Defendants. notic o to bn F aso e a o n . m e n O F Ft'BLICAVION s v r * FO R FO RKCLOaiBN TUe W I L L I A M KUQBNB TRKFTUR. TNI, 1TRN. and DAItBAItA F.LLKM T U R M O IL hla wife. I'ACFLT L e a d e r a h l p Field Team, W UITPAO o / o Commander N l f i t F e ra e * Japan Final Peat Offlao Man Franclece, C alifornia TOC. WILLIAM KtlUENB T IlB P T O It and BARBARA C LLKN TiiKPTOR. are hereby n o tified that a Complaint fo r Foraaloaura o f Merigaga haa bean (Had agalnal you, and you ara required to tarva n ro p y o f you r Anawar ar P leadInna to tha Complaint an th o P la in tlffa attorney, Jnaeph M. Fltagaratd. I l l Security Truat llu lldin g, Miami II, Florida, and file lha original Anawar nr P leading In lha o ffice o f th o Clark o f tho Circuit Court >m or before tha llt h day o f D ecem ber, A. U , 1)41. It y o n fall to do ao. Judgment by d e ­ fau lt w ill be taktn agalnat you fo r lha rallaf demanded in Ihn com plaint. Tha deoerlpllon o f tha real property proceeded apalnet let Lot 1», niork R. WOODMKIIK PARK IMP IlK PLAT, according to plat tharaof recorded In IMat llonk II. Page II. Puhllo Records nr Hemlnola C ou n. tub. T A n ^ ta r thmk A tou r h$ w i a « y i c5iTt> sbt mat mr»hvoi portumf. ths mors t m o t m * ir fl t ouly i m in i * t *> c o w o u k p a l i f t i f f t SIS I CAN OJLTIVATB WHMTUPTIK r CAW T M l :/V P -^ iLiTSaTk- *r-ei stsaffss ur Mdcrn .jp i « ■ |TX>r iojro> C K A fi> *c iy 7 '*rlariooi ' TOOKTHHIl WITH lha fo llo w . Ing described equipment: t I lK . Range —- Mode! J1I4I V Herlal So. VO 24121 1 il.B . Refrigerator — M o­ dal T A l l ! V aerial Na. sv aatiia ju n CMNCFfOHA Fstr ' fromA | cmab&md Rhino! Thla notice ahall be publish­ ed onra etch week for fo u r cuneecutlvo weeke In lha San­ ford llernld. HONK AND OflHHRKD at Sanford, lam inate C o u n t y . Florida, thla eth day af N o rem ber A. D. t i l l . (S E A L ) A rthu r H. Beckwith. J r , Clerk. Circuit Court lly : Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk Joeeph M. Fllagertld l i d Security True! Building Miam i 11. rio rld g F R a n k lln t-ISTS Publlah Nov. 11, ll. M * Don. I. t i l l . IT COL NTT J I UUB'P t'OI ST , SUNINULB COt NTT, FLOM. IDA K bTA T K OF IR A W HKKLKR notii ' m or final pteeanad. iiiru h T AND APPLICATION POM UlnITIAMUM All paraana are hereby n a ilfled that Ihn undersigned aa Adm inlatrnlar P E N . e f tn ld aaintt, haa campielag lha a d m inlatratloa thereat aad haa Iliad la aald aaurt hla fin a l report and applltailoa for diecharge. Object lone thereto. I f any. ahauld ha duly IIIad. A fter filin g praat o f p u h licn lloa allowing thla notice haa haaa published once a w eak for fou r euneecullve waaka. tha m atter at approval o f tai l report and tha ordering o f dietribattaa at aald aatata w ill com e before tha court. / • / Maurlaa M. Paul Aa A dm talelrater D B M. o f sa id aatata Publlah Nay. II. || A Dee. h, ». m i CDO-4A �V i j y t %>'• ; i i i O U D I k <> SAUCE 1 %S O V t TP I I A V O P S COFFEE M ill railroad labor movemeat la this couetry." -The employee a n afraU W vandalism la their property end reprisals to themeelvea Ducklings $100,000 In Stolen Gems Recovered NEW YORK (DPI) — Au­ thorities h i r M today for two men who dipped out of tholr apartment-hideout a half hour before police raided H and rocerrred 9110,000 In Jewelry atolen hi racent bur­ glarise. The two, aeen by neighbors fleeing In a car baering New Jertey plates, ware believed partners of two other suspect* ed Jewel thieves arrested Tuesday. Neighbors said the two wanted men were carrying large suitcases, which polks theorised wars packed with as much aa |200,ooo In loot. Meauneth Sis* Wiaceattiw Sharp < • dairy specials • Union Wants To Cover Bunny Club Girls WASHINGTON (D P I) - Sausage O ysters, Cheese • Breeketeae'c Dalklawa SW IFT'S PREMIUM SO V'T-INSPECTED A Sour Cream . . . . !LV 1 SHIPPED, QUICK-FROZEN, EVISCERATED Fiflthwry'i Tasty Crescent lady union official hat tol< conirasimeu that the scan, lily dad waltreisea In the bunny claha should be covered — by the minimum wage bw. Dinner Rolls . . . . £ ? ! Lucksy Whip (+ 50~tfaoip coupon) H A OmJL T * ____ ? 9 ^ .e i . Dessert Topping Myra Wolfgang, of Detroit, Mich., vict preaident of the AFL-CIO Hotel and Restau­ rant Employes Union, gave a House labor subcommittee a description of the problem that ran that gamut from Acup to G-string. The subcommittee opened hearings this week on legis­ lation that would bring res­ taurant workeri under the 91.23 an hour minimum wage if the bulk of their Income la in wages. E * ■ "*" Mion C O U P O N c a m p la t a r * * Im p a w r G ra p e s . l + h . Igfchsg Case Potatoes c 'j* 24 Bottle r*Hk Dummy Issued Drivers Card A p p le s . . DURLtN, Ireland (U P I) — Ventriloquist Eugene Lambert, 31, was convicted o f making a fata* declaration Thursday for taking out a driver's lie- 5 " w« * ~ le ttu c e . , Pillsbury Flour K k M Y 'K t t t i f r f - S p a t ia l Lambert said he did it only as “ a joke" to prove that anybody can get a licanaa in Ireland. Spiced Peaches JW O ra a n S t a m p s •1* ets wvfsa mi iwA sm eh Nippy Knees GASGOW, .Scotland < U W )~ Glasgow offirlala said today they had approved a request by policewomen that they be allowed to wear trousers dur­ ing the winter. LUCKY WHIP OttSIRT TOPfMM m 9Va*es. can, 49c m ■ k m * W «4 h SSe*. ar. IM S) • frozen foods • r » P CM es« Beam .. H fi GvbdMBGG su Tomato Juice WL I M f’s Caaasd Pumpkin Libby Peaches „ Cadis UeHed TropicsI Red Fruit Drink Olives . Hawaiian Punch Key-Jaa (la Heavy Syrwp) TELL THEM ABOUT ELCOME WACOM L M /s Xedy, Refmhtaf Pumpkin Pies ....... Golden Tams.... Siefletee'e Qskk trasaa QfMs Giant Special Beg-Pack Mertea't I aeSv Maae ae Irteded Oysters .... ;0 ^ er V .Y M S < JW O ra a n S t a m p s • i* Ala cmsm m i * . Am t eh Pis Crust McCORMICK BLACK F1PFIB „ 4-as. see, 19c _ K W B O Virginia Pctnakl P. O. Iloa l i l t Pbyllla Hugenslala KA 2-S294 Lake Mary Nora Norris TB 8-1314 / W HERE SH O PPIN G IS A PLEASURE MinceMeat < iM 5 9 HWY. 17-92 & SR 436 S E M IN O L E P L A Z A CASSELBERRY. FLA. �■'.'V '»'■ -» v *» *** C l* * * * r Julia* Jack Dodd of Goldtnrod, on* o f Florid*’* oatstending young farmrre, will climax tfco local observation of National Firm City Work when ho addresses the Sanford Kiwants Club dur­ ing Ha noon hneheon Wednes­ day at the Civic Center. Dodd frill relate hit observations ar.U eipcrienrve during a tour of the Soviet Union. 3 Assassination Probes Slated WASHINGTON (U P !) Three m a jor Investigations were developing today Into tha assassination of President Kennedy and tha murder of his accused slayer. Lea Har­ vey Oswald. Tha Inquiries by tbs FBI, the state o f T o m and, possibly, tha Senate Judiciary Commit­ tee w ere expected to reveal all the details surrounding the death o f tha President to choke o ff at on ce any o f the inevitable rum ors of a "p lot." As one senator remarked, “ Som e people debated for a century whether John Wilkes Booth killed Lincoln. Now is the tim e to g e l ihc whole story o f the Kennedy assass­ ination." President Johnson assured the nation all the tacts dis­ closed In the FBI investiga­ tion would be made public. He ordered all federal agen­ cies to cooperate with the FBI ami the Justice Depart ment tn a "prom pt and thorough investigation of all the circum stances" surround log the tw o killings. "T h e people of Ihe nation may be sure that all of the facts will be made public." the President said in a state' ment. The FBI is positive that Os wald fired the two fatal bul- lets which killed Kennedy In Dallas last Friday, but It to build an Irrefutable ca se against the ex-Marina. Tha Justice Department said It would lend whatever aid Texas officials needed in tha stele's investigation. ★ ★ ★ Foreign Press Asks Questions On JFK Death >u e a T oda y's Chuckle— A t a la ­ >It VOL. 66 United Press W in Established 1903 TUES., NOVEMBER 26, 1063 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 69 Green Light For Planning Council County Ads To Meet U. S. Fund Deadline Avery Named To Confer On Shelter Johnson Moves Into Office Of President Board's Ruling On Firemen Due Today I t The court, similar to a fact­ finding board but with the p ow er to subpoena witnesses, would serve to replace the trial of Oswald that cannot now be held. It makes find­ ings, but they do not have the force of law and are not privileged; that is, they may be used only at the risk of libel. M embers of the Senate Ju­ diciary Committee wrre re­ ported to feel that the T exai Investigation would not be enough. "T o o many people are disturbed about the strange circumstances o f the wthole tragic affair," said one Republican member. Committee members indicat­ ed that they would offer legislation to make the assas­ sination o f a president a fed c ra l crim e punishable by death. Although the FRI rcfuicd to discuss its investigation even In general terms, it was obvious that it was seeking to learn every detail, includ* WEATHER: Widely scattered showers through Wednesday; high today i n upper 70s: low tonight in 60s. LONDON (U P !}—Newspa­ pers tn both the Communist County Commissioner# to* end non - Communist world day took their first officia l Ja m et P . Avery Jr. was ten t club Tneetlns member* naked today about the “ forest step toward setting up ■ lon gnamed by his fellow County w ere bidding farewell to eno o f question marks" left by the range urban renewal plan ta Com missioners this morning assassination of President w ho waa leaving on a trip to meet with U. S. criteria to lo represent them In planning Kennedy and the slaying o f obtain federal fund*. India. “ It gets pretty hot in by the City Commission, his accused killer, Lee H. Os­ While the long-range plan India," remarked one man. wald. County Commission and Jun­ Includea all phisea o f urban "A ren ’ t you afraid the climate ior Chamber of Commerce for The term was used by the renewal — roads, recr#atlont m ight disagree with your a new animal shelter. newspaper Die Welt in Ham­ housing, industry, etc. — pur­ w i f e ! ” The man hesitated a burg, West Germany, which Jaycee* had asked for a pose o f today's action la tn moment, then (aid, " I t would­ three-man committee to study said “ there is a feeling of have a planning body In oper­ n’ t d a re !" the feasibility of a new dug shame thut the law, which ation before a July 1, 1965. ■hnuld explore the fncts, was pound, pointing out lhey al­ deadline set by the Federal prevented from doing so. Pol­ ready have raised $600 in a Downtown Sanford is going Bureau o f Roads. itical mist* which aDu gather­ recent rabies clinic. tn get cleaned up Friday, a c ­ Chairman J. C. Hutchison ed should have been cleared. Ito! lh* assayin'* motivation, Ja ycccs asked that the City cording to 51ra. Evarae Robb. thia morning pointed out O r­ N ow they thicken to poiaon- hla contests, and his assoda donate a site, possibly the H er (Sir! Scout Troop t12 will ange and Seminole Countiea lions. oua clouds." present dog pound property, open Its own antl-litter cam ­ have been combined into tha 15-YEAR OLD TOMMY KENNEDY was mlmlttwl to Seminole Memorial The Milan newspaper Car­ and that the County add any paign a t First and Magnolia Orange • Seminole M etropoR . Houpitul tills morning with severe face ami head lacerations after he waa rier* Lombardo said the Ital­ funda needed over and above by sweeping the downtown ten A rea Planning Council. struck while riding this motor scooter at the Intersection of U. S. 17-92 ian army surplus rifle said to the $600 and any other dona­ sidewalks. But thst'a not all. James P. Avery Jr., mem­ (Herald Photo) hnve been used hy Oswald to and 27th St. in Sanford. tion* received. Tha troop is going to asume ber o f the two-county coun­ kill the President could not Avery, charter member of c a r t o f the plants in the down­ cil's policy committee, p ro­ fir* three shots In such rapid the Humane .Society, was town area. posed a study o f tho law and succession. This showed, it named to represent the coun­ e e e o f costa in em ploying a ■aid, that Oawald “ waa not ty although, be stated, "the trained planner. H it m otion Plana to reorganise tha alone." other Commissioner* know 1 waa approved and Harold Semlnoia County Democratic "Ifo w waa it possibl* that have strong view* on this." ftemlwole High School of* Johnson, county attorney, and W ASHINGTON (L T D — He advocated that the new Executive Committee are be. Oswald, who was alone, could Relate announced this niterArthur II. Beckwith J r., Com ­ Ing formulated, the Clock WASHINGTON (U PI) fire three bullets if for each President Johnson began work shelter be centrally located noon that the scbooPa foot­ mission clerk, were directed hear*. Tha report says that The railroad arbitration board shot it lakes at least 10 sec­ today for the first time In in som e Isolated place in the ball team will play n postto make the study and o ffe r Mrs. J. D. Morrison o f A lta ­ handa down a far-reaching da- onds, Including reloading and the famed presidential o ffice county because of "sm ells, Tom m y Kennedy, a 13-year- recommendations to tha Com ­ aeaaow contest with the in the White House, taking noises and otherwise objec m onte Springs, chairman o f a im in g ?" it asked. ciaion lata today that ia ex Kissimmee H i g h Sc bool old youth who resides on mission. NEW YORK (UPII A the committee, has set another It referred to a film o f the on burdens of world and na- Dutiable matters." South U. S. 17-92, suffered se­ low boy *. heavy flood of buy order* hit Genaral Hutchison reported m eeting for Dec. 5. At that pected to icuttle union hope* aituul shooting and said it tinnal problems that have be Commissioner John Alex­ vere lacerations of the face The game will be played the New York Stock Ex­ confab the committee will at* of keeping firemen on moat showed "not more than five j fallen him. no federal road funds would ander, pointing to the proxl today following a at .Saafurd’a Memorial Sta­ and head, when the motor be available after July 1, tem pt to fill vacancies In the trains and preserving present second! elapsed from the m o -I On arrival today at the mlty of the Sanford dog pound change •cooler he was riding this dium nn Dec. I. Kissimm ee shutdown in tribute to the various precincts. 1965. unless the area haa • ment Kennedy was shot and Whit* House at 8:13 a.m. EST, to the Sanford roo. "with its crew aizes. morning was struck by an and the Semlnolee hnve late President Kennedy. the new President muved with, e o n 11 n u Ing transportation A t this a ffa ir Democratic the moment his cur sped similar noises and smells,1 Tha board’s ruling wilt be auto driven by TTiea Corbin, Identical records, e i g h t out fanfare into tha oval o f­ m oved for Avery’ a appoint­ «w ny." party office holders will be In* plan. Chrysler Corporation open­ wins and ooa loss. Both 703 Cherokee Circle, Sanford. vited to attend in an effort to binding for tw o year* and may ed on 23,000 s h a m at >2. up Criticism o f the Dallas pol­ fice o f the President. Tha chairman a lso propos­ ment. Tito accident occurred at team* rkn r their regular promote " closer co-operation, a precedent for labor-mon- ite was general, particularly ed tha two-couaty council reJohnson was sped under Jaycees reported an archl i *3 M. Some other early prices the Intersection of 17-92 and schedules Wednesday sight. batween party candidates and ‘ «,« * " *,■ * dispute, in other in (or the announcement that the police motorcycle escort to the quest the State Road D epart­ Genera) Mills up te d already is preparing showed 27th Street. Seminole plays ia Del.and du strie. over alleged “ feuth-, hlVMt,81llkm , nto lh, PrM ,. executive mansion from hi* the committee. 11871k on a bloek of l.oou ment defray all expense* o f plans for a modernistic faci­ The Investigating officer. and Kissimmee meets Wild­ er eddlng. j murder was closed with private home In the well-to-do Ita ow n road study pertaining lity, with a view to future ex- ■hares, Sinclair 0U up $1.73, s e e Police Lt. B«n Butler, said wood. T h . lata President John F . l h d ^ „ f q (WBu NewiDo* Spring. Valley area .o f \Vluh- |g „ - ion. and it Is hoped con- CBS up 23 roots. Youngstown to thle-planning m ov e. -T h te These Girl Scouts are buay. Kennedy appointed the s , . n ^ no rharges had yet been flied thg ] .................... ....................... ... sheet up $233. IBM up $3.23 was approved. Ingtifc. V i t n/i.u « drtvrt • dn ivtion will start early In Sirs. Chart** Templin'* Troop cr.-tnim panel to decide two pending further Investigation. rema|ned-much of im* throu.-h rush hour traffic and General Foods up $2.T3. The East Central Florida KHH. 64 la stuffing and selling dolls Young Kennrdy waa admit­ ey tsues o f the ong-stand-i t l!l unknown jn the took only -even m inute, iS co Sonic brokers reported that Regional Planning Council In other action, die Comeee fo r tha benefit o f the pedia­ ing rail work rules controvted to Seminole .Memorial case. buy orders before the opening waa requested to c o o r d in a te ! story oil I’ sg* Id). mitston: tric ward at Seminole Memor­ e r .y under term, o f legislaHospital where his condition llw w much fp « culnt,on outnu mtiered »eU orders as tha two-county council's e f­ Charged it* Dec. 21 regular ial Hospital. But it's not all ion rushed through Congress ubout ,• pIo, or this morning was deicribed , cc0lllp„ c. forts with tha 8RD. meeting date to Dec. 23; much as 23 to 1. work and no play. Ths troop tn head o ff a nationwide train aa satisfactory. fo r Uswuld. One Vienna news­ A spokesman for tin e x ­ General Hutchison ala# opened bids for road m ater­ recently toured the Florida strike Aug. 28. paper. Arbeitcr-Zeilung, re­ change said it was encourag­ pointed out Orangn and Sem iials; took under study the State Bank and Inspected op­ Arbitration board Chairman ported without confirmation note Counties have agreed on proposed donation o f a 200- ing to see the market open erations at the Celery City Ralph T. Seward said the de­ TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — that Oswald had been seen in a per capita cost fo r any ex­ foot right-of-way near the Os­ higher In view of the tragedy. Printing Company. cision would lx Issued today thr night club owned by his Construction will be form ally He noted that never befbre penses incurred by tha tw o ceola air strip which event* as Congress specified in the started Dec. 3 on a new $2.2 • * s killer, Jack Ruby, only three DALLAS (L P I) - -Mrs. Ma ually county council, 17.3 per cent would connect with did investors have a threelaw. million prison in Sumter day* before the President's rina Nicholaevna O s w a l d State Hoad 13, and held pub­ day hiatus in which to reflect A most impressive tribute for Hem Inote end 82.7 p er The decision is expected at death. was paid to the isle President faced Hie future today with lic hearings on a number of on an event of such signifi­ County, the cabinet learned The State Cabinet today re­ cent for Orange. I p. m „ EST. today. Th* London Daily 5lal| re­ two liny children, no money, land vacations. cance. Jchn F. Kennedy Saturday leased $217,900 In planning Named to the technical It was the flrit compulsory ported "whispers" that “ O s­ Resides t h e President’ s night at Sanford's Memorial a stigma on her name and funds for two proposed East committee o f tha O rangearbitration law ever enacted wald was a tool who wus used death, the financial world also Stadium. Twenty-nlne combin­ one certain wish. She doc’s Central Florida ichouta, a c­ Hemlnole Planning Council in peacetime. Other itau n in and then liquidated." London's wav digesting a plan for p ro­ M A n A C A Y , Veneiueia cording t« United Press. ed hands gathered on the not want to go hack to her were William Bush, coun ty dispute— pay ratee, work Jur­ Doily Sketch doubted hr rnuld tection of customers of Ira I U P !)—Two buses collided on stadium's turf as a Seminole native Russia. Sum o f $32,000 i.s for plan­ engineer: Robert Brown, x orf isdiction and seniority rules— have carried out the killing Haupt A Company, a firm the highway west o f here late ning an extension of the Uni­ Ing director, and J. C. Laven­ High School color guard com ­ The 23 year-old widow’ * were left fo r negotiators to without an accomplice and six versity of Florida engineering der, road superintendent. suspended by the exchange Monday night, killing prised o f Diane Hackett, Dan constant companion* w e r e work out before a Feb. 25 si ggea'.ed the either rightpersons and injuring 17, it college and $180,900 Is for the last week. ells W right, Sonya Jone* and S e c r e t S e r v i c e agents. deadline. A strike would he wing extremists or Cummuniwas reported today. Paulette Normsnd, presented Friend* said two magazine proposed degree granting uni­ possible If no agreement was lit nations hnd a hand in it. The Terry Cordell Memorial the color* before th# more correspondent* also w e r e versity. reached by that time on these Ilritain's G u a r d i a n said with her and alio might be Trophy will be presenter) to than 20 assembled musicians Gen. J. C. Hutchison, chair­ iriu et. jckes about Texans “ will selling her lifr itory. There Seminole High School during and a capacity audience. TALLAHASSEE (U P I) man of the County Com miss­ An informed sourre said the A fter presenting th# colors, ................. . , | n" ver “ *uin * " m Thai ha(| been private offer* of do a brief ceremony Wednesday DALLAfl (U P I) A The cabinet said today all ion, explained he believes m ajority o f the arhitns haa lruuble lhe |mnB, ,lf with the fla gstaff adorned nations. But other than that, at 2:15 p. m , by the school's flag* m the capital center lhc.se funds are from the county grand Jury today 1D33 graduating class of with a bhu k mourning stream­ decided to drastically reduce Texan is the six-shunter at the they said, she has no funds. would be flown at halt staff $3)0.000 Included In the ori­ Indicted flashy Jack Ruby thr number o f firemen ulxiurd evaist." WASHINGTON CUPI1 A for 30 days In mourning fur ginal bill approved by the for murder with m alice la er. tbe combined bands play­ Since her 24-year-old hus which the lute U. S. Army o f­ H e ig h t and yard locumutive* _ _ _ _ _ _ _ report that a man carrying a Ihe late Prcvident John F. Legislature. ed the Star Spangled Banner band was arrested as the a s ­ ficer was a member. the vengeful slaying of along the line* the railroads Cordell, president o f the weapon had hern seen on a sassin o| President Kennedy, ill honor of the President. The Stale Board of Control President Kennedy’ * accus­ Kennedy. I Mrs Oswald has appeared r'a ss of ’53 ami later a gra- roof <ip|Mivitr the attorney -j—— —' is expected to select one of ed assassin. ;<Ti<lingfmciTV"CIMltcifiiru" 11u, i . grI'niuTTTmiVfi,*Tu"'tali ‘5"w*“ m \ J B y r c - t i . hrU'iiy at the edges oi the — f)M.-—$t*y-.-Weary..JKade__ 'A' I It I WS i d t Vv t l ” "| Y i " " * * V thr fireman was a “ fea th er-' Hey. kids! Don’t get excit­ tlrisina. ed in action Oct. IS, 1962, lire Department sent police said he would ask the death I U P D -R e Central Florida—two In SemiWASHINGTON ed! Santa Claus aired at noon la dder’’ who wus not needed She cam e and went at the while verting with the U. S. scurrying across the ruoltop penalty and requested that A couple of trenaxers began takCounty—at it* D ec. « publican leaders nod y et coat the coutpunie* to say that the annual Christ­ police headquarters, always armed forces in Met Nam. of the Internal Revenue Ser­ ing a wary look at President |meeting at Boca Raton. Ruby be held without bon d . driving on Celery Avrnur mas Parade will not he held $'-'.*>« million a year to retain. with her tw oy ca rold baby Beginning next year the vice building today. provided motorists In the Johnson today to see how Id* The rail unions involved tom orrow as erroneously re­ Sgt. T F. Sullivan «r the policies might affect their area with some anxious m o­ June Lee and Marina Rachel. lrnP!|V w 'll he awarded anported in another area news­ five In all—contended thut llie five week old baby burn n'i«U> to memory o f Cor­ General Services Adm inistra­ ments .Monday afternoon. campaign a n d presidential paper this morning. The an­ firemen were oerrssury to at Parkland Memorial llospito a Seminole High tion police said an extensive At 2:13 p.m. the Sanford choice in 1961. nual Jaycee event is ached k irp the trains running sufi-ly U l—where the President and School student who parttci search by oltireri (ailed to Police Department received and efficiently. Their duties ( uled for Dec. 4, and ol’ San­ her husband died of their pates in three sport* and uncover any trace of anyone a report that a “ hlonrfy ta assured The Herald it will include signal passing, tem­ maintains a high scholastic on the roof but that the wounds. hand" was hanging nut of SAIGON, Viet Nam t U P I ) not be held prior to that date. porary repairs to diesel* and average. search was runllnulng. Mrs. Us wald, whose Enga trunk of an auln as It pro­ Thc remains of a U. S. Army The JayCees this morning lookout, union leaders said. While at Seminole, Cordell The fir*t report of the man li-li is limited to a few simple ceeded east on 13th Street. pilut whose two-engined M o­ laid Santa was right. words, is one o f three women was a three letter mun and on Hie roof came from a pho­ Mnnirnls later other calls hawk observation plane during his fuur years there tographer who wav walling • • • widowed by the assassination. reporting Ihe Incident were was an honor student through­ for Atty. Gen. Robert F. crashed in the mountains rrceived. Because of Thanksgiving north of here last January out that period. Kennedy to arrive at the Jus­ When potirp investigated the Junior Chamber of Com ­ The presentation of the tro­ tice Department. The photog­ were recovered Monday, mili­ they found Ihe two teen­ m erce has cancelled its regu­ Proposed release of Ito.ooo phy will he nude by Banks rapher colled the IRS switch- tary sources said today. agers. one driving and the lar weekly luncheon. to finance an engineering 1 other In thr trunk with his Rvglster of Orlando, vice hoard operator who In turn • • • present* Us study for the St. Johns Indian 1 hand saturated with ratsup president of the 1933 gradu­ notified the GSA guard head­ TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — Casselberry residents *r# River Canal waa postponed ating class at Seminole. quarters. and extending it Iron the Secretary of S l a t e T om Cordell was Ihe *on of Mr. talking politics, loo, and in by the State Board o f Con- ' auto's trunk. "In again, Out again, Fin Adams conferred with tw o d i - ; earnest, as the Dec. 2 elec­ serration today until next negan" couid well be applied and Sirs. Denver Cordell of rectors of the Organisation o f tion approaches. Latest coun­ Tuesday, it was reported by to Em mett Pope, it was r e ­ Sanford, and the hushaud of Richard Gib.un, local N egro, cil candidate to qualify is C. United Pres* froiu Tallahas­ ported lod iy by Sheriff J. L. Mrs. Su*an Cordell who, with Is being held in county jail American Slates today with an eye towards setting up Sem inole High School her daughter Judith ia cur­ S. Magill. Others who’v# pre­ see. The postponement was Seminole High School A th ­ Hobby, on charge of displaying a mutual trade and exchange viously tossed their hats into due to th* abaenc* of Gover­ letic Director Fred Cana# laid The Sheriff laid Pope wav rently visiting In Hawaii. deadly wrapun. Sheriff J . L. programs. th* political arena ar* incum­ nor Bryant. TONIGHT — P. M. today that tickets for the i found innocent of a worthless Hubby said today after Gibson bent* C liff Overman and Seminole-Bulldog f o o t b a l l check charge U.tLugh a d i - 1 was arrested Monday evening Georg* Howard who face op ­ ROIIERT CARNIE, Director game Wednesday night in De* red ed verdict In Circuit while brandishing a pistol in LONDON IC I’ ll — Salve position from Magill and El­ JIT. DOHA (U P I) — Mrs. Land were available at the Court last week. As he vvaa bar. DETTYE SMITH, PlanUl ton Bennett. Also, Carl Stod­ Would-be thieves tor* up schout. Both student and adult leaving thr courthau-e, lie J llun Army band* will add guiAnna Sommers has left M t ., simllar '-urs to their traditional lam dard. Rohn Lady and Owen automatic machines in an e f­ ticket* are on tala. Wednes- was arretted on a Dora for New York City bourine* and brasa invtru* Anstey *r« running for mayor. fort to obtain money at two day night, however, only adult charge, where she will be re-united Shirley R)*n. Contralto Sheriff J. L. Hobby report­ |.ou Armdd’ i ticket* will be available at the Ho posted bond of $1,300: menta, the army’s new gen Gus Sawyer is aeeklng an­ laundromats, with a sister she has not teen And in 33 years. Mrs. Som m ers other term a* marshal and on Highway 17-92 South ami Di-Land Studium, and, says and was freed but today w as era!, Fiederick Lee Cuutis, ed today a young boy, H e* Uy Benton. 816 Cheroke# Cir­ Mrs. Slary Hawthorne want* the North Orlando laundro­ C .n as, local students can sava back in county jail, the Sher- said Monday, will meet Mrs. Facxan LaSeminole High School by iff reported, on two m ore | "W e want to show every- cle, accidentally shot him self sam e o f Hmtepeat, Hungary, a full term as clerk. Neither mat, Monday night, It was r e ­ a tout id* raids amount ADMISSION Triple Trio Sawyer nor Mr«. Hawthorne ported by Sheriff J L. Hobby puichuaing tickets at the high charges of uttering forged in- one that the army cun get in the face with an air tiflu when she arrive* in New 50c Monday afternoon. today. | school, i itrum cnU at Oviedo, ; with it," he said. | York Dec. L jflrs opyv>«d o ) T e x a i Atty. Gen. Wagoner C a rr announced after Kenn edy’a funeral that a "cou rt o f inquiry" would be called to coniider the slaytngi. ^ a ttfo r b ip r a lf o Stock Market Opens On Rush Of Buying Bulletin Youth Hurt As Motor Scooter' Is Hit By Car w w a 'L l Oswald's Widow Left Destitute $2.2 Million Jail State Releases School Funds Crash Kills Six SHS To Receive Cordell Trophy Threat To RFK Is Reported J 1) I Ruby Indicted For Murder JO-Day Mourning ...ilBloody H and’ Shakes City A Musical Event Body Recovered Canol Study Fund Delayed The Suspect Checks Out, Then In Sanford M ale Chorus Talk On Trade Fall Concert Held For Arms SHS Has Tickets 8 Stores Robbed Reunion Gets With It Boy Shot � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 25, 1963; <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/cd62af3f11e7b3bc1a3a1e6f1c38792a.pdf 80288a4705e4356393d70e3cf0f42c25 PDF Text Text King, Queen Named PACE 12 THURS., NOVEMBER 21, 1963 COUNTY NEWS Three File In Oviedo For Annim Election BT B crsks K cl* r Three man have filed u can* didate* in Ut* Dee. 8 election* for poeta open on the Oviedo d tjr Council with all lndlcatlona being that none of the three will face oppoaltlon. Deadline for qualifying la Fri­ day. Office* open are thoe* of the mayor and two member* of the eoonciL Seeking re-elec tion are Mayor Lee Gary and Councilman T. L. Lingo Jr., while Robert L. Ward, brother of Councilman Den Ward Jr. whose term expires this year, la running for this seat. Gary has been mayor of Oviedo aince 1050 and was a member of the council for two-and-one-half years prior to Uile time. He was elected as County Commissioner for Dis­ trict 4 in 1062 and took office In January, 1063, An active member of the First Method­ ist Church of Oviedo, he Is vice chairman of the church board and Is chairman of the trustees. He is employed at Nelson and Company in the Harvest Department and, as mayor of the town, is head of civil defense for the Oviedo area. Lingo, a native of Oviedo, haa served for two years on the enuncll. He la a member of the Methodist Church, of American Legion Post 243 and Is a veteran of World War II. He graduated from Oviedo High School and nttended Jun­ ior College In Douglas, Ga. He and his wife, the former Lacy Arle, are the parents of four children, Thed, Marshall, Guy and Robin. Lingo Is associated in business with tha Laks Charm Fruit Company. Ward, who seeks his first term on the council, is 33 years old. A graduate of Oviedo High School, he also attended tha University of Florida. Ho I* associated with ths B and R Groves in Oviedo ami with Mead Manor, the new housing development An ac­ By Mona Grinatead Prttrie ■O pH s IL n-r* Vorkan, Longwood Element­ ary sixth graders, will be crowned King and Queen of Saturday's Harvest Festival being sponsored at the school from 4 until 8 p. m. by the PTO. Donnie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Witbur Goodall of Longwood, Is a student in Van Wood­ ward's class and Gall, daugh­ tive member of the First Bap­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Vostist Church of Oviedo, he also kan, also of Longwood, Is a is a member of the Athletic Association and of the Amer lean Legion Post having serv ed in the Army from 1U53 un­ til 11)55. He likes sports of all typea and ia very active in Little League baseball. He and Program .for the Gindervillc his wife, tha former Jo Ann Fleming, are the parents of Firemen’s Day on Dec. 14 is three children, Lee, Cindy and rapidly taking shape follow­ ing announcement that Con­ Candy, gressman A. S. Herkmg Jr. will be principal speaker for (he day. Senator Mack N. Cleveland Jr. will act as m aster of ceremonies and will ho la charge of introductions for an outstanding number of federal, state and county officials. Casselberry Scouts W in Camp Honors RallySetToday InLongwood AltamonteBoys AttendCamp AtLanoche North Orlando Firemen To Burn Vacant Lots Chuluota First Aid Gass Completes 10-Hour Course Attraction* scheduled for the -v-rJ three fish pnnrV a country store, a cake walk, bean bag throw, treasure hunt hnuth, wet sponge throw, cane gome, basketball throw, train rides, a candied apple, peanut and popcorn booth, beauty shop, a dinner in the eafeteria and an auction. The dinner, featuring spug. httti and meat bails, will be served between the hours of 5 and 8 p. m. at nominal price* for adulta and children. 'Firem en's D ay' Taking Shape BridgeClub Lyman High Crowns Names Winners Homecoming Queen OfWeek By Jan* Casselberry Lyman Iligh School Home­ DeBerr'a Duplicate Bridge Dsn* Hall, 17 year old Ly­ coming Queen last Friday Club played IS tables in two man Senior , was crowned night during the half time sections at this week’s weekly ceremony at thn Greyhound meeting held Tuesday In the Florida Air Academy Game. Recreation Hall of tho DcBary Vivacious Dana Is tha Fire Station. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. \V. 8cetion A wa* directed by F. Hall of 311 Hibiscus ltd., Howard Middleton. Winner* Casseltierry, end is a varsity were NS, tie fur first and see cheerleader. ond, Mrs. Robert Nichols and Identity of the winner wai II. Guy Chase with 31r*. Frank kept • deep secret until the Austin and Norman Meyer; moment when last year'* third, Mrs. William Wuodluck homecoming quern, Betty ami Mrs. Ruth Hiatt. Field, placed tile crown upon EW, first, Mr*. M y r t l e Dana's head. She was chose* Dunnebnrke and Mr*. Non Ed­ by vote of the student body. ward*; second, 3li<s Ethel Johnson and Harry II. Brown; Dana, who wore an attrae third, Mra. Myron Acrardt anil tlve black auit trimmed with Mrs. Louise Middleton. a fur collar, was presented TOYS FOR TOTS were collected In North Orlando Sunday afternoon by Section B was directed hy will) a lovely bouquet of red local volunteer firemen and membera of the Marine Corps Keacrve. In the Mrs. Jessie Pearsall. Winners rose*. photo, Fire Chief Bill Hahn nnil Bill Strickland hand toy* up to Keaervo wero NS, first. Col. William The queen's escort wa* Lon Corps member Lloyd Brown, (Hernld Photo) Hague and E. M. Hinkle; sec­ nte Frier, Members of the ond, Mr. and 31r*. Frank DANA HALL court and their escorts were Mntheaon; third, .Mrs. Albert Ann Miller and Dave Matis; llesom and Nurmnn .Meyer, .Marla Jones ami Joey PavelEW, first, Mr*. Loretta Altamonte Sale chnk: Dallas Cussel and Don­ 3!un*un ami 3lyron Acrardi; nie Smith; Kay Clarke and •*cond, Mr*. Edna Reilly anil Moves To New Leo Kivinski and Sandy Ten Mr*. Elsa Unkle*; third, Mr. nnnt and Tony I'onticelli. Mia* mid Mr*. H. E. Walter*. Location Field'* escort was Randall Next week’s play will be the lly J nils ItartiM Moyc. Master Point Game. Locution of the Altamonte the troops participating In the By Jana Casselberry By Julia Bartow Spring* Rummage Side spon­ The Homecoming was spon­ Boy Scout Troop Ml of Cas­ Weklwi District Cjuiporee sored rnrh weekend for bene­ sored by the l.yman Student Sixteen member* of Alta­ selberry placed second of all held last weekend at Camp fit of the Library hns turn Council, 1’et* Carlson, pres­ Lanocho near Paisley, ami monte Spring* Boy Scout moved to the B. D. McIntosh ident. In charge of homecom­ Troop 38 nnd Explorer Post received a special ribbon. ing committee* were Margaret Shop on Longwood Avenue. Troop 211 of Apopka took 38, along with li-ailers, at­ Garrett, election of queen; Sale* hours will continue to top honor* for the third time tended l**t weekend’s Fall he from 9 a. hi . until 5 p- in. Sandy Tennant, decoration* Campnree of the Weklwa Dis­ winning permanent possess­ enrh Friday and Saturday un­ and Dan Casselberry, publici­ ion of the Winter Park Fed trict nt flump Lnnm-he. til further notire. Furniture tyThe Explorer Post led In era) Savings and Isinn Asso­ Also taking part In the and space heaters are avail­ rcremnnle* for the Order of ciation banner. By Donna Police able. Children’s clothing, pots half-time show worn tho Flor­ By Mona Grlrutend I lie Arrow. Assisting n* jun­ Tho Fall Cam puree, which Longwood’e annual political Members of the North Or­ and pan* nnd other kitchen ida Air Academy Drill Team ior leader* were James Stuart rally will be held at 8 p. m. emphasized patrol standards, III, Pair iik Shea, Robot lando Volunteer Fire Depart­ ili ms and blankets always art- and the Lyman Marching was attended by 373 scouts today in thn City Pork. James, Cory MrIIride, Mike ment will meet Saturday, in di'iiiaml and d u n a t i o n s band, directed hy Bandmaster The program, which will bo in addition to Hie many adult Sewell ami Barry Poll, Bill Dennett. weather permitting, in the would ho appreciated. moderated by R. T. Milw-o, ■routers. Durham Diggs, Nancy Cope­ The troop was accompanied Recreation Area to start burn­ Chairmen of the project David Krohne, Bill Dump- hy Scoutmaster Jack Stuart, ing off dry grass and weed* ori hr.vo expressed appreciation land, Christina Frumen, Bar­ will Include a short talk by each of ths city counci candi­ sy and Kd Cundiff, adult assistant Joe Sitnunek and Iota considered to in: fire h al­ to C. It. Lowdcrmilk for usn bara Ellis and Dlano Keeney, date* and a question and an­ scoutcr of Troop Ml, were Explorer Advisor Don McLeod. oids. of his office for Din sale up to Lyman Majorettes, gave a spe­ tapped us candidates for the cial twirling exhibition. swer period. At the same time the men tills time. The Order of Die Arrow Candidate* who have quell- Order of the Arrow at an Im­ conducted a Tap Out O re will be trained on operation of fisd for ths Dec. 3 municipal pressive campfire ceremony mony around tho campfire tho pump and truck under election to fill the post* now Saturday night. Saturday night at which tinnt supervision of tho F o r e s t filled by B. L. Heims, Jim Scoutmaster Ted Daniel, the correct procedure for de Rangers. Belter and Carl laimmler, arc CundiH and Leonard Cassel­ A thorough study of village slroylng a worn-out American the Inrumbenta and K. K. \Vil- berry received their Toma­ Flag was demonstrated with map* and boundaries I* under­ llnmson, Percy While, It. II hawk Reads (or their part in permission from tho Paisley way by the department to de­ Ferrell, Ted Walls. Mrs. Gerl planning and executing the termine ways and mean* of Post 01 flee. llilsnian and Joseph Dean. Ex cainporer New boys initialed rutting off possible forest By Jean 3lagin bite kit which was developed Trsnsporlation of gear and preted to qualify before the into the troop at the camequipment to the camp w.ts fires. Village police will be A lecture on poisonous and put in use hy the Armed Saturday noon deadline la poree were John Worrell ami provided hy 3h-l.eod and Gra­ asked to work with the de­ plants and snakes in Florida Forces ami is now available Murk Bullock. Steve ltutM-r, ham Fuller, troop chairman. partment in planning details and .* demonstration on use to l he public. Hot coffee and doughnuts Casselberry Fire Chief Paul Stuart, Simum-k, McLeod and of ro-routing traffic through of a newly developed snake­ Members completing the 10will be served by the Long­ Bales put on rescue breathing the rommunily In rase of bite kit was presented recent­ hour course who were pre­ wood Volunteer Fire Depart­ demonstrations lor the scouts Mr*. James assisted in pro emergency. ly in Chuluota for members sented certificates by Jay tiding transportation for tho ment, sponsor* of the rally. New members joining at last of a First Aid Class at the Saucer, Friday night amt Saturday boy*. instructor, were with " Hound Ann." lie wav George and Florence lloulilen, Those attending were Bruce week’s meeting were Robert final meeting. assisted by Fireman Stuart Stuart, Don Paulsen, Frailer Ferrell, Joseph ScheuUuw und Bay Kaleel of Hie Seminole Gtennn Shea run, Kay PressChoristers Thompson, Wilson, Jeff McLeod, Gerald Lloyd Brown, The department County Health Department, ley, Gwen ami Cathy Myers, At tho "Cracker Barrel" (or Crocker, Jeff Haumi, Mikn now baa 12 active members who was in charge of the Mrs. Perrin and Mrs. F. I letAt Rollins scoutcrs ludd following taps Spain, Walter Slovens, Don ami when there are 15, elec, program, advUod that plants teriy,* By Mrs. Adam Muller Saturday night, Verlin Muf­ puit. Jack Hilnunek, Kicky tion will he held to nutne ud- found here which nru ex­ Mrs. .Martha Kilpatrick and The Dellary Choristers, dir­ fled of Lockhart was elected Parker, Michael Hendricks, mbiistrutlve officers. tremely dangerous Include Sally Nekter, Bed Cross safe, At present Fire Chief BUI the alumanda. gtoriosa, hy­ ty instructors who gave de­ ected by U u r i Platt Brown, Chief Tomahawk. Stuart James, Greg Danko und llahn is conducting meetings drangea, pom.cilia and as- monstrations on resuscitation, participated Sunday on a pro­ Twenty stations were set liryan and l.tn Slue (ill. and handling business of the tor-bean. gram of music presented at up representing the various also were present tor the group. .Meeting* are held lit Martin llall, Hollins College scouting skills and srouts Ho demonstrated the snake­ meeting. 7:30 p. m. on the second Wed­ Conservatory of Music, front Troop Ml taught how nesday of rnrh month in tho Selections were "Cannena" to make rope splices at one ‘Toys For Tots’ by II. J. Wilson; "Blcia You" of them. Collection Made Civic Building. by Novcllo-Taylor and "List, Troop 311 displayed iia ori­ the Cherubic Host," from The ginal patch for the Chow In Village DcBary Firemen Holy City by Gaul. Soloists Hound hiking trail wtuch runs lly Mona Grinslrad were Mrs. A. MacNaughton, from Casselberry to Oviedo Cancel Dance Last Sunday afternoon was Mrs. K. Armstrong and Ro­ and back. lly Mrs. AiUm Muller bert N. McGee. Mrs. Ludwig Chaplain Whipple of the "Toy* for Tots” pickup time Tl\,- regular Saturday night Kupeca was accompanist. Orlando Air Force Base con for the Marine Corps Reserve dance of the DcBary Volun­ ducted tile protcslaut worship and the North Orlando Volun­ teer Firemen will not be service Sunday morning and teer Fire Department. held this week in order that DcBary Man presented New Testaments Many large items *uch as residents id tile area may containing hymns and prayers attend a dunce Ik-:rig sponsor­ fult-sired bikes and riding toys Wins Award to each boy. ed hy tJw? Orange City fire­ By Mrs. Adam .Muller Scouts from the Casselberry for children were donated and men at Die ken am Memorial Tinsley Miller of the De- troop participating in Ckt men and boys of tho village Hall. Bary Arts and Crafts Club camporce were Waiter Bint- were kept busy loading the The next dance of the De­ has received a certificate of line, Donnie Rhoades, David Marine Corps truck. nary group will be held on Lloyd Blown, local member Dec. It when those attending tncrit on his photograph, Kroluiv, Edward Cundiff, Al­ “ Flicker Feeding Her Young" len Sullivan, Fred Steadier. of the Corps, expressed appre­ also will enjoy a Christmas which was submitted In a Larry Higling, Rick Harwood, ciation for the toy* saying Tree Trimming Party with recent area contest. Best of Chris Cass, Bill Daniel, John “w« tliuol. everyone for the do­ Grab Bag. DEMONSTRATING new snake-bite kit for the aerie* will be judged later Worrell, Rick Jackson, Bruce nations and collections. An­ All men and women attend­ members t f tho Chuluota First Aid Clus-s is Ilay .or top awards. Uelleer, Steve Huber, Bob other collection will be made ing arc asked to bring a gift Killed of the County Health Department. With Miller baa wvn several stale Glaze, BUI Dempsey, Rick and toy* which can be re­ suitable for their m . A gala him, from left, are Jay Saucer, instructor, and honors for hie work tn photo Shook, Rick Casselberry ami paired will be vrry much ap­ evening Is promised by the Kay Pressley, Glcnna Shearun, Gwen and Cathy preciated.'* Don C*s*vlWry. graph*. entertainment to annuls a. AJyera and Mi*. I’ernn, (Junes Photo) student in Miss Ruby Booth’s tr**» rhr*!*!4 ? \ suit of a coin box count made Tuesday by PTO and school officials. An overall total of 5!)2 from all classrooms was collected with Miss Booth's class turning in 111.56 and W o o d w a r d's contributing | t 1.03. A prince anJ prince* i will lie named during Coronation Ceremonies to he held Satur­ day to formslly open the Fes­ tival. Seminole High’* 66-piece band, under direction of Band­ master Ernest Cowley, wiU provide music for the occas­ ion and lifesaving demonstra­ tions will be presented by the Rescue Unit of the Cassel­ berry Volunteer Fire Depart­ ment under leadenhip of Chief Paul Bates. The new area, directory be­ ing published by the Cindervllle Volunteer Fire Depart­ ment will be unveiled by Jan­ ice Bussell, Miss Flame of Seminole county. Refreshments will be serv­ ed by members of the Gindcrville department'! auxil* liary. Announcements for tho day's entire program and a complete list of dignitaries expected to attend will bo ready lor publication next week. n .HUGE VOI.IE WILLIAMS, left, checks proof of cover for tho new Gin* dcrville Firemen'* Directory with Carroll Murkc, secretary of the volun­ teer fire department. The completed, full directory will bis presented for distribution to the public on Dec. 1-1. Giiulerviiie Firemen’s Day. Enterprise PTC Needs Of Children Discussed Elects Officers At Meeting Of Slavia PTL At Open House By Hcrnlr* Krl-i-v During the business meet­ Discussion on "The Needs ing which followed It was re* By Hrlrn Snodjrax* nnd Tu*k* of Children" wits port-'d hy Chris Rullmun that Officers of the newly continued Monday night by a total of 2,1100 pound* of organized Parent * Teacher PTL members of Slavin'* St. newspaper* had been turned Council of the Enterprise Luke's Christian Day School in last month hy PTl. mem. School were elected and in­ with Joe Buttle, teacher for hers. It was decided tn con­ stalled at a recent Open (he third and fourth gradei, tinue this project within th* 1louse held at tiro school. u* moderator. organization. Serving will he Mr*. AnaEmotional need, of children E. L. Ilellhorn. principal, an­ belle Troph, president; Mr*. discus red included (1) the nounced that children will h* Marian Bratkluck, vice pres­ need to feel secure, t'J) the out of school from Dec, 2-1 ta ident;; Mrs. Jame* Davis, need to feel important ami Jan. 6 for the Christmas holi­ secretary and Mr*. Roy Se­ (3) th* need for love. days. All students will partici. memes. treasurer. Buttle pointed out that lack pate in the annual Christina* Presiding at the brief busi­ of lov* could result in a Service* to be held *t th* ness session held preceding child’* seeking attention hy church on Dec. 24. the Open House was last being naughty and that in Bellhorn al-o announced year's president, Mrs. Pat order to fe*-l important he itatchett. Devotions were giv­ could become the "rla**room that notices concerning evac­ uation of the school in tha en hy Mrs. James Davis. clown." event of emergency have bevi Minutes of the List meeting He explained that patents | were read hy Mrs. Bradduek oftentimes are unjustly crit- -ent to the parents. \Ie« ptoj'itBPis (*Pfl f f Mr, Jnt-n Dial* J r , rh«i*. .. - ..V.i;.......... . Mill ,■.t «* **• iM|..... *- •* *■*■'»% gave the treasurer's report. it is pussib’o fur a child to man of the Christmas parade Room count was won by the achieve ami stressed that float committee, reported that fourth grade. prai-a* offered when a child it a them,, fur the float has licet* Mrs. Sylvia Harden, prin in doubt give* him confidence, selected and that it will h* cipal, spokr of plan* for the II rentfiulcd that tho funda­ built in the shop of A. Duda present year anil Ute Import­ mental lsi*k of parents is to ■ad Sons. She invited all inance of parents working wilh develop trust ami self reliance tereated person', whether nr the teachers and children. in a child. riot they arc a in ember of the She stressed that each chill flout committee, in u-d-t i,| is different and that some the project. need extra rare and help, She Berrcshnivtits were serve J warned that students can not by Mr* Paul Jlikler, M u, tie pushed into work for which ll.icel West and .Mrs, Jack they are not prepared and Calvert at tho closu of the al»o advised that established meeting. rules of (he classroom and lly Donna Eslen playground must he observed The longwood City Council for tli«> good of all. will meet in rontinurd session Four Attend It was reported that 81 per at 8 p. m. Friday to set exact cent of the student* were wording for the requested PTA Congress served in the school lunch­ change in city ordinances to lly Jane ( u-nrlhcrry room last month. Lunchroom allow the sale of alcoholic bev­ Voting delegates attended worker* and Edwin Braddock, erage* on Sunday and on basketball coach, were intro­ weekdays until 2 a. in. which If 'V lo rid a Congress of p ar­ ent* and Teachers Wednesday duced. will appear on the Dec. 3 bal­ and Thursday of this week St II. McCann, speech thera­ lot in mi advisory capacity. pist of Daytona Beach, was The office of Longwood City the P e a body Auditorium its present for the meeting. C.erk. .Mrs rtnnie it. Shomutc, Daytona Bench from South will !h» open the same day- be­ .Seminole Junior High School ginning at 7:3n p. m. f„r resi­ ami Lyman High School dents who wish to register to ITA ’s. Mrs. Charles 11--me uud Mr*. C. W. Holder, prim ip at of vote in the election hut arc un­ Oviedo Sellout, announced to­ able to do so during regular Flunk Strudlu represented day that Christmas holidays office hours. The office will South Seminole and Mrs. Jo ­ at the sellout would k<- from remain open until close of the seph Pavelohak and Mrs. James ltirkemuL-)er represent­ council meeting. Dec. 20 through Jan. 6. Regi-iUatiun hooks wilt close ed Lyman. Sanford's municipally-own­ at noon on Saturday. To date, ed Civic Center with youth only 63d of a possible 1,000 Semtncl* County population wing is one cf the nation’s eligible voters hav* re-regis­ ' is now estimated to be aprnu.t modern. tered ia new Looks. | preaching 70.UU6L Council To K eel In Longv/ood Holidays Set I �KENNEDY SLAIN (Eh? <D # a n f m ‘ Li l i m t l f t WEATHER: Generally fair today and Saturday; high today 80; low tonight in low 60s. VOL. 56 United Press Leased Wire Established 1UUS KHL, NOVEMBER 22, 11)63 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 67* ^ • e i o 0* f) By Julia a Strmtrom Usually when nn organisa­ tion la presenting dti event Ha chief worry 1* getting enough people to attend to make the affair a success. Not the ease with Ernest Cowley, president of the Bandmasters Association, who is concerned with haring sufficient teats * for spectators and bandsmen attending the District V’ Fall Marching Contest Saturday night at Memorial Stadium. Cowley said the event usual­ ly ia held in tha Spring. But because of the time being so gemoved from football season when most bands are at their peak. District V voted to try a a Fall avent w • • • Christmas decorations in downtown Sanford go up Mon­ day. It signifies that time ia here again. Let the Herald be the first to wish you a Merry Christmas. • • • Speaking of the Yuletlde, some 35 to 55 Seminole Coun0 ty youngster* will have tho thrill of a lifetime Dec. 20, when first and second class petty officers a t the Sanford Naval Air Station will toss a big Christmas party for the children. To gather funds fur the event the wives of the petty officers have slated a Nov. 2d bake sale to be held at the Naval Exchange, lists M off to you, ladles. We trust the »sle *vil| be a big success! And a hip! hip! to you petty officers, too. a • • If you haven't purchased your individual or family memberships in the Mutual Concart Association you'd bet­ ter hurry, according to the group's prexy, Vernon Mite. ^ The judge reports that Mon­ day's the last day. • £ a • Local resident, Helen D<*Witt, renewed an old acquaintanc* with TV and radio star, Fran Allison, thi* morning when she attended Don Mc­ Neill's Breakfast Club show in Deltona. Helen'* son, '•Dutch”. was a 12-year-old actor In the morning radio aerial In Chi­ cago 2d years ago when aha first met Fran. • • ■ Another notu on Thursday Right's political rally in Long wood; none of the candidates running for town council seals •xpressed any opinion on ex­ panding the hour* for tha l sale of alcoholic beverages within the town's corporate limits. Further, non* of tho Borne 250 residents present asked them to. • • • in talking of new indus­ tries at Thursday night's polit­ ical rally in Lungwoud, and explaining what the present council has dona to bring inV dustry into the town. Mayor A. R. Lormann said; “We are getting another new industry and if anyone thinks It Is going to he u “junk yard” (a* we reported in this space Thursday) they have been misinformed." Tha mayor ex­ plained that the new bu;ittc:s will be a clearing house. — w the only office in the whole ” state to represent all insur­ ance companies that suffer total losses on damaged au­ to*.” Thi* office, the mayor said, will accumulate informa­ tion for distribution to bust•esses interested in buying •uch vehicles. Qusstlon from the audience: •Can you say there won't be A any junk cars in there t ” The mayor’s answer: *'l can't say definitely there won't be any car* there, no.” New Rocket Booster To Put U .S . Far Ahead O f Russia, Says JFK Kissimmee Mon Hurt In Crash Calvin Thomas O'Neal of Kissimmee sustained slight arm and leg bruises Thursday night when a ear in which lie w-as a passenger overturned on U. S. 17-92 nrar Five Points. The driver of the aulo. Louis Cornichis Pinellas Jr., 1105 Columbus Circle, also ol Kissimmee, was charged with failing to have his auto under The Lake Mary Volunteer control and is currently In the Fire Department has schedul­ county jail. Pinellas' bond ed a turkey shoot at 2 p. m. was set at $150. The 1353 auto Cusday. It will he held at a was estimated to be a total *tle one block ea»t of the fire loss by the investigating offi Ic e ;, CuU.Uble Rub Carioll. # pU ^a. VFD Turkey Shoot DALLAS (UPI) — President Kennedy and Gov. John B. Connally of Texas were cut down by an assassin’s bul­ lets as they toured downtown Dallas in an open automo­ bile today. The President, his limp body cradled in the arms of his wife, was rushed to Parkland Hospital. The governor also was taken to Parkland Clint Hill, a Secret Service agent assigned to Mrs. Ken­ nedy, said “he’s dead,” as the President was lifted from FORT WORTH (LTD President Kennedy said today the rear of a White House touring ear, the famous “bubthe United Stales parly next year wilt test a rocket boost­ bletop” from Washington. He was rushed to an emergen­ er so powerful It will put the cy room in the hospital. nation far ahead of Russia in Other White House officials were in doubt as the cor­ the space race. The President, campaign­ ridors of the hospital erupted in pandemonium. ing as though it were election The incident occurred just cast of a triple underpass time in Texas, told a ram soaked, cheering crowd out­ facing a park in downtown Dallas. side his hotel that the rocket booster wtll be the most pow­ Reporters about five ear lengths behind the chief exe­ erful in history. cutive heard what sounded like three bursts of gunfire. The crowd, estimated by police at 5,1)00, roared ap­ Secret Service agents in a follow-up car quickly unproval. It was the first of four limbcred their automatic rifles. speeches the President ached The bubble top of the president’s car was down. Most Powerful In History, Texans Told Huge Gains In County Farm Economy Told Although the annual obser­ vance of National Farm-City Week did not officially begin until today. Seminole Coun­ ty's Agricultural Agent Cedi Tucker kicked off the pro­ gram locally Uili week with addresses before the Sanford Rotary Club on Monday an the Junior Chamber of Com­ merce Thursday. Rot a nans met for their weekly luncheon at the Cen­ tral Florida Experiment Sta­ tion while the JayCees held their weekly affair In the Civic Center. Also, Don Farrent, voca­ tional agriculture Irutru-' r at Sanford Junior High School, addressed Thursday night's meeting of tho Clvitan Club. Jack Dodd of Uoldenrod, one of Florida's outstanding young farmers ia slated to speak at Monday‘a luncheon meeting of the Sanford Klwanil Club. Dodd will relate his experiences during a re­ cent tour of Russia observing Soviet farming programs and procedures. Tucker told the JayCees Thursday of the increased productivity of the Individual farmer. “ In 1920", said Tuck­ er. “ the average farmer in America was producing food products for eight persons, and by ltMo he was produc­ ing [or nearly It. But during the early 19t0's a virtujl ex­ plosion in agricultural pro­ ductivity began and has reached the point where one farmer is now producing enough food for himself and 27 other persons. “Consequently,” the local s**r*l«i wrinsfjsj#* livity of the American farmer has increase*! far more dur­ ing the past 20 to 25 years than all his predecessor* through all of recorded time." On the Florida scene Tuck­ er pointed out that the state's agricultural economy h a s heen better than the rest of t!i« nation, primarily because of the research and educa­ tional programs at the univ rruly level. “ Locally,” Tucker declared. Seminole County's on-the farm value was estimated at *3.2 million in 1940 and last year it was figured to be be tween 13 and ia million dol­ lars.” DALLAS (U PI)—President Kennedy was assassi­ nated today in a burst of gunfire in downtown Dallas. Texas Gov. John Connally wsa shot down with him. The President, cradled in his wife’s arms, had been rushed in his blood-spattered limousine to Parkland Hospital and taken to an emergency room. An urgent call went out for neurosurgeons and blood. The President, 44 years old, was shot once in the head. Connnlly was hit in the head and wrist. Police found a foreign-make rifle. MAJORETTES of Seminole High School will perform when the "Marchinjr Seminoles" compete in the Central Florida hiyrh nchool band content Saturday evening. Pictured u re , kneel inn-. Sharon Drunun (left) ami Putina Vnilc; standing, Freddie Bcrryhill (left) and Donna Peter*. * • / ,____ * _______ 2 8 Bands To Compete Deadline Set In Contest Saturday For Concert Membership Twenty eight bands, com­ prising more than 2,000 mu­ sicians, vsill compete in the (all marching contest spun sored by Florida Bandmas­ ter* Association District V Saturday evening at Munici­ pal Stadium. Bands will compete in class­ ifications according to school enrollment for ratings of su­ perior, excellent, good and average. All bands will com­ bine at 10:15 pm . In prrjent “Old Folks at Home,” “ Men of Ohio'' and ' Star Spangled Banner.” Conlest chairman is Ernest Cowley, Seminole High School handinaslcr District chair­ man is Jimmy Finn. Main­ land High School bandmaster, fhvlrtn^ fltsieh Dl£triCt 'tC ret ary Area surer is Pete Bokur, Sanford Junior High School bandmaster. Judges will be Tom Bishop, Lake Wales: Jonathan Hill, Fernandina Beach, anil Charlev Quarmby, Bradenton. In vpectinn judges will be Mel vin Dean. St. Petersburg, and . Boh Price, Tampa. Spectators are requested to Monday will be the final occupy the uest stands as all day for Seminole County re ­ other seats will he reserved for the ham! members. The sidents to purchase member­ hand association will operate ships in the Mutual Concert a concession stand, with pro­ Association, according tn an fits going to the local band. announcement today by Judge Competing hands will be Vernon Mire, president of the Mainland Junior High and local organization. Seabreeze Junior High, Day­ Judge Mire said the asso­ tona Reach; Eau Gallic High, ciation has scheduled a trio Clermont High, Grovctand of performances for the sea­ High, Tavares, Eiutia, Lake son including Lillian Kalllr, view of Winter Garden, St. who is scheduled to appear Cloud, Satellite High of Titus­ here in December. During ville, South Sumter of Sum January the Columbus Boys ter, Lyman of Longwood, Choir of Princeton, S . J.. hjx New Smyrna. Osceola ot Kiv- been billed. The final pres* sirnmcc, Apopka, Cocoa, Oak scnUtion of the season will Ridge of Orlando, Seabreeze feature the famed Ltords in­ of Daytona Beach. Seminole ternational puppet show. r a m i ’) i,i * ,i, he, j |,i p arc of Sanford, Colonial Nigh of Orlando, Mainland of [ivy. available, according tn Mise, tnna Beach, Maynard Evan* J w addition to Individual memof Orlando, Melbourne, Titus- bershlp* with special prices ville. Winter I'ark, Cocoa. for students. No tickets, Mize Edge-water and Boone of Ur stated, will bo available for Individual performances. lando. Memberships are available from Mrs. R a l p h Austin Smith, the association's mem­ bership chairman, or from any member of the board of directors. Mrs. Smith may be contacted at FA 2-4368. “ More memberships are City Clerk Henry Tamm re­ ported this morning that to needed,” Judge Miic declar­ (late $182,2110 had been col­ ed, ''ami we urge the people lected on 19*0 taxes which of Seminole County to take advantage of the association's became due Nov. t. Tamm said Ibis figure re­ efforts to bring these type* presents quite an incrcaie of cult' rat presentations to over collections on this date thu area.” » year ago when only $135.<M2 had been received, Auction Slated "Apparently," said Tamm, ' the people are taking ad­ At Forest City vantage of the four per cent Forest City Businessmen discount available to those will sponsor an auction al who meet their tax obliga­ 7:30 p m. Saturday in the tions during November." Forevt City Shopping Center. Tamm said that a three per Main valci item of the even­ cent discount wtll be avail­ ing will be a mod automobile able to those paying their city- donated by a local merchant. tax bill in December, two Proceeds from the event will per cent in January and one be used to spon'or a Com­ per cent in February. munity-wide Christmas P ar­ ty for the children. tiled M a y on a awing through Fort Worth, Dallas and Aus­ tin, the state capital. He visityd San Antonio end Houston Thursday on his whirlwind two-day tour of the Lone Star stale. The Integrated audience In a parking lot outside the Ho­ tel Texas where Kennedy and his wife spent the night, cheered his cull for "concert­ ed effort" to win success in space. He told Uie crowd the Sa­ turn rocket booster will put ilic United Mutes far ahead of the Soviet* in thrust and in the payload it can carry, Kennedy also defended the controversial TFX f i g h t e r plane as a powerful force of freedom. He said its true worth had been relatively overlooked in diveu'-ions of how tha con­ tract was awarded. The President opened the second day of his whirlwind Texas tour with a breakfast speech to the Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce. The TFX was a prime topic of conversation here where the TFX (Tactical Fighter Ex­ perimental) will he produced by General Dynamics, the company that won the $A bil­ lion contract over Boring Aircraft. Aiientn drew Lheir pifttuU, lml tho damage was done. The President wns stumped over tn the backseat of the car. face down. Connnlly Iny on the floor of the rear «eut. It wits impossible to tell a t once where Kennedy was hit, but bullet wounds In Connally’* chest were plainly visible, imli eating the gunfire might possibly have come from an automatic weapon. There were three loud bursts. Dallas motorcycle officers escorting the Pres­ ident quickly leaped from their bikes and raced up a Krusay hill. At the top of the hilt, n man and woman appear­ ed to tie huddled on the ground. In the turmoil, it was impossible to determine at once whether the Secret Service and Dallas po­ lice returned thu gunfiru that struck down Kennedy and Connally. It w it also difficult to de­ termined immediately whether the First Lady and Mr». Con­ nally were Injured. Roth women were in the car, and crouched down over the Inert form* of their hus­ bands as (lw big car raced toward the hospital. Mrs, Kennesly was on her knees on the floor ot Die rear seat with hor head toward the President. Vice President Lyndon H. o--»» -.e Kennedy’*. There was no immediate sign that he was hurt. In fuel, (here was evidence at all at what might have happened to Johnson since only the P res­ idents rar and its Secret Ser­ Driver Unhurt vice follow up ear went b» the hospital. In C ar Upset A screaming motorcycle es­ Orlando resident Henry N. cort led the cars there. Swinson. 22, escaped serious The President had landed injury at 1:15 a m. today only * short Uni* before at when hi* auln overturned at Dallas t,ovc Field and was the intersection of Interstate 4 anil CRD 436. according to driving lo the trade mart In deliver a lunch speech aponF lip Trooper Bill Stringfield. sored by three Dallas organ DALLAS (U PI)—President Swinson was proceeding i; a lions The largest turnout Kennedy may dump Vice Pres­ wrest on C6 when he lost con­ ident Lyndon FI. Johnson as trol of hi* 1962 model auto of the current Texas lour was lit* Itnii running mate if the while approaching the con­ on Ihe stawets to greet Ken­ going get* rough, former Vic* struction area of the inter­ nedy. An estimated 250,000 people President Richard M. Nixon section Swinson-* vehicle roll­ predicted Thursday. ed ever and stopped just lined the streets. v At 12 50 p m. Central Stand­ Nixon and Kennedy were short of going over *n em­ ard Time, acting White Itnij.'O both in town Both said their bankment. visits were non-po|itieal hut Swinson, who suffered a Secretary Malcolm Kilduff both took advantage of their minor k-g injury was booked, w;-a asked whether the pres­ visits to hurl political barbs. according to the investigating ident was dead. “ I have no word now," KilThey were within a block of officer, for driving while al­ dutf replied. each other today, but were not legedly intoxicated. Damages A few minutes later. Rear expected to meet. to the ear were estimated at Adrn. George Burkley, USX, Kennedy is on a two-day, $500. the While House physician five-city tuur of Texas. Nixon rushed Into the hospital. He was in Dallas for a meeting headed for the emergency of a bottling company, which Seminole Chapter 30 of the room where the President hi* New A'ork law firm repre­ sents. Disabled American Veterans and Connally were taken. * Tha motorcade was so will bold iU final Turkey Johnson, who helped the . t Shoot at 2 p. m., Sunday at strung out as the result of Democratic party get South­ ORO.n o , Mume (U P I)—Mr. ern votes in 1900, is getting to ar.u Mr*. Orrin AV. Giggcy u y LOS ANGELES (U PI) — tha chapter s hut on Highway the speedy secret service de­ be a ‘‘political liability tn both tha key to a hapny marriage I Jewelry slora owner Harry 17112. Door prices will be parture from the scene of the North mid South," Nixon i lo have j fight .-very day or ^Trelsniatl, tf). lost hi* pants la awarded and five coffee will the shooting that member* ot J tha Kennedy s u it were (rota 1 be set c*i. sold. j m». t a rubbery Thursday. $182,260 City Nixon Says JFK Taxes Collected May Dump LBJ Right A Day i Pants Burglar Turkey Shoot 15 minutes to a half hour b« bind in reaching the hospital. It was Impossible under the tension at (he hospital to as­ semble a cicarcul story of the Incident because the burst of gunlirc took only seconds. Some of tit* secret service agents thought the gunfire was from an automatic wra pon fired to the right rear of the Chief Executive’s car, probably from tho grassy knoll L» ^if))npnt'/vlp £■*) Mermen directed their alen lion is they raced up the slope, UPI White House reporter Mcrriuian Smith was in j radio-tolephonc “ pool" car shout eight earleoglhs hehind “(^ a J u b a the President. He end three other eolle*. gues along with Kilduff raced to the hospital behind tho President's ear and arrived at the emergency entrance before Utter* were brought up to remove the President and the Governor from their ear. When tha President waa taken into the emergency room, a call was lent out Im­ mediately for soma of the top surgical specialists In Dallas. A call also was sent lor ■ Roman Catholic priest. Congressman Jim Wright ol Fort Worth said both Kenne­ dy and Connally were seri­ ously wounded but wer# alive. Blood was spattered over the limousine, which had been flown In specially to carry tho president In a welcoming paruile. The driver wus sec tot ttrvire man Bill Greer. A second priest waa escort* ed in a few momenta lator. At the height of the nm -r. gincy room drniuu, n weeping Negro woman beoring a small Uoiwlt* trill hospital, where a nurse and an intern went quickly to hue aide, Mrs. Kennedy apparently was safe. Mrs. Connnlly also was safe, It appeared. Both women were stunned. @ u iA " 400 $450 V/i Inch Sirloin $ 2 Inch Sirloin INCLUDES: Baked Potato, Salad, Garlic Toast and Beverage Compare Our Low Cut-Rate Liquor Prices, Plus Eree Gold Bond Stamps With Package Goods 'a r il g valdez h o t e l n g e Downtown Sanford �^W=. *■r--jnttS&U;rnj , 'N avy N ight' Program To Bo Hold Sunday Pinal plana lor "Bevy Night" to be obetoveA Bandar et Kbeneier MetbodUt Church recognition of aU Navy lemlllca of the church com­ munity were announced today Bav. Ray Gregory, he apeclal event wiU open t p. m. with a topper catered by Maryland Fried Chicken of Sanford. Added to the menu wlQ be green beau, slav, potatsaa and grav/, iUS7 Sfifctd.1: ai we ccsjl* pumpkin yte am tolls, tea sr accepts an invitation to a church gsUo-gether W ag Tabfos will ba decorated to told at ton bom* of a neigh­ blue aad gold with model bor. After catching a gUmpat •hips and planes need d tba toeaniagteaaneaa of torpiacae. their a n lives, ttoy am tod Fallowlag tha Him, "Ooaverston Fins" will to an avptotenra af faith fa present the story of Fran and God and, upon becoming Jet! Summers aad their con­ Christians, reslue tha neces­ version to Christianity. Tba sity of standing up for thatr frith au,U facial prssna to dally Ufa. Guest speaker------------teg wiU be Chief T. W. Smith, a resident of Sariaad Mates tod a member af tea W ar Springs Baftlat Church. AH Navy families af tha church and af tba community era lavltad to attend. A nurwill ba H U that «• sri' bat only tour remslned. ■port a sportal time to be re- courae, It la true that they ■ k M that we have much etui had much food on the flrat Thankagtring table but far which fa hr thankful ALL their gratitude waa primarily or THE TIME. Even ruch a for th e greater aplrltual tee* r e m l a d e r a* the bkeilngi. ‘"DuaJugivlBg Seaton" bat Later Prcaldent G e o rg e a lather aabUe danger which Waahlngtoa made the flrat If that we may be encouraged praaidentlal T h a a k ig lv tubee—rinusly ad log proclamation by (tying, a t being relegited Wheraaa It la the dety of aU to n i»aalfli time. natkRf to acknowladge the M ethodist Church Of God B aptist A dventist When we read la 1’iritn providence of Almighty God, FIRST CHURCH o r s n u v M wiiw m a n u . o r r as# PusH A m M 4 "Bieee the Lord, 0 w> to obey Hla trill, to ba grataBAPTIST CHAPEL a d v e n t is t n a t w m John T. Adam* Jr. _ Past** m i, and lorget wot all Ula ful for Hla beneflta, and hum IL ft Smith _____ Pm (i i i n S. P r lr fia At*. C irM f Tlh a B ln Moralag Wsrshlp _ 1:1* a. m. lisp school _. t-.sl a. na Pvadap aohool n. i* m « oi*wi ------ raster V. M. M*t*rd, CSnpol Paatar Suatsr H itflt-1* we are told that bly to Implore Bit protection ___. St*l ■und*p Kflho.lI_— lean am . Morning Worahle 11:*# n. m. Morntna Warship t t t is X K IlV IOBH SATURDAY— MS only the faeneflte are to be and favor; wharaat both iia g r iiiti* Sarr. til* ► m. ill** H ostings — H I* p. :m. • Mtbltk • I-two] —— til* a. to Training Union__ IDS p. ns. ITnoa Ssrr. TiM ► m. <tnisrm*dtsi*. esnlsr) espfalanccd all eg the time houses of Congrats have by Worship Harriet — agree a. m. Worihlp 11 a. w. fits p.m. Thtra Prapsr Tosng P**fW wsd. Hvsalag Prapsr Till (.SB. iru iM iir Nivat ■ r isin g Worship — f ito p. SL THE CRUSADER CIRCLE of the Cafleellierry Community Methodist tori the appreciation far them their Joint Committee BaSoavor -----fit# ► m. Pr*rer Sorvtco — Ilia a- m. 11 to be remembered queried me to recommend to Church m et Monday night »t the church for n family night dinner. Chair­ “Wl Hart TMs tt"ps“ radio N szsren e r n iM in aacb Sunday a. m. ata Oeloudn M . at Moot** Ava men were Mrs. Frank Brown, left end Mrs. Herschal Pyle, right. Mrs. the people of the United SUt Congregational at 1:1* ov«r WTUn at 14SI CHURCH Hamilton OrKrtn _ Pastor Howard Griffith, center, is circle chairman. (Herald Photo) rarhepe one of the teac* ea a day of public thaaka>u your radio dial OP THE RABABHRH CePuRROATtOSAL Banda? S c h o o l___ 1:41 a. m. fa the "all at the time' glvlng aad prayer, to he ehr. ton bl at Hagls Ava CHRISTIAN CHURCH Morning Worship 11:** A m. Pasts* ettttnde It that there are per aerved by acknowledging with Training Union — l i l t p, ns. (UntsoB C lan k *1 O hrto) Paul Dicks* _____ — ■undap aohool _ f:4 l A m. Path A m i s at *4tR as, Bvanlng Worship — III* a m. A lliance ieda when we do have very grateful hoarta tha many and 1:41 a. m. ___ Churoh School Moralag Worihlp 11:41 A sa CMMST1AV WiesmVART 11:00 a. m. Worship B*rvlc* Y o u th ----------------- SiSS A H. aignal favor* of Almighty, m.Li«s«.-K c H t s r n jn s iM V v sin sto s a r t 4:11 p. m. _cnrlittan Touth Kvangollstla SorTlso 111* AtA meettan aritea u to how can aad atpaclaUy by affording teat r u e At*. •* Hi* 11 Mld-Wssh BAPTIST CHURCH Ministry Wtr. C. C. tits*. Jr...... P m tor wt be thaakfnl then. Thla the man opportunity peaceful­ ■srvlo* (Wsd.) _ | : l l a * H#r. Waitsr AH. MoPhareoa, ■totSoa at ■undap School — l<4S a. Third guadap r t l h At**** Pastor theeght ie worthy e( aa ent* ly to eriabllih a form of gov Wort hip Strvlo* 11:M a. ■lagsplratloa — !:*• A m. war, becauae It doea demand ernment for their aafoty and Evening Worth Ip _ fist A m. Bundsp echool l l : t l a. m. Alllnna* Tenth p in rr church eomthtaf more than a Morning Worship 21 it# a. m. Episeopal bapptnaia Patiowshte (Sun.) — 1:44 ). m. Dlhls aiudp (Bundap) Ttl* p.m. CHRIST rRlRCW faee phUoaepby to be grateful Today we afaouid he aware The November matting of Volunteering to help In (Wsd) L*k* Morp, PIa B vanesllstis Borvlso TiSS pm lI S K k i n . i l . Lmgssnnd packing and sending the ar­ Prapsr Sorvlso — Til# f. to Wod, Prapsr Moot Til* p.m. throughout life. IfoloombA PaaUr tha Catholic Wuman’a Cluo, of the fact that wo have *o Kr. charlss W. Stswart Jr., Rev. W. L. ■undap Menu for tha Smorgasbord BUI S ts p h sn * -------.... Pastor ticles were Mrs. Joseph Ed­ One keewa that If ha la to much to make life good. If Church of the Nativity, Lake Vicar X Cordial Wrteom* to All llolr Communion — Til* A at. l i t l a m. —_ Rihl# Scnool be thankful in all aeatona and we (ought to enumerate our Mary, waa hald in the (octal wards, Mrs, Frank Leone, sponsored by Longwood'a St. Assem bly O f God Kundsp Hcliool — _ *:00 a- m. 11:11 A ba _ Morning Warship Catharina of Siana Circle to TiOS p a - Rvsnlag gorvls* Mr*. John Kennedy and Mrs. all coodltlooa that he blearing* we would find our rtn a c m a a r i i i e u m rsu llp florvlco and A m . — Wod. Mid. W ool n r non carm en ba bald Sunday beginning at ■oinon ..... ISill A m. 1:01 Christian bare faith la God •pace far too abort. It takaa hall of the church at 8 p.m. on Robert Mooney. Prapor torvloo* o m . t i n n s him t p. m. at tha Church of Iba that waa aean la such man ai very little imagination to Monday. T:M a m. 3nd Wod. Mlostea* Kt. Anna’s Circle, Bun land, K. M. Wilder ............ . Paatar ary Ssrr 1*0 the ApoeUo Paul. Ha taper- nama many which are not de­ lira. John Man Parian*, pres­ will be responsible for furnish­ Nativity Social Hall ba* baan Susdnp School - l ! l l a m. Free M ethodist I*SV S. ■— ! *»* Avar llurnlng Worihts 1S:SI a. m. PRKM HVTMOUIIT CHURCH laeeed deaertlon by friends, finitely aplrltual. Such a lint ident, reminded the women ing refreshments for the USO announced by Mra. Janata Ovonlng Worihlp — Tsia p. **• n*v. usaon arsgg. < *,«<« *th St. an* Lnn**l At*. P entecostal Fox, chairman of tha avant. Tenth Sow. (Sun.) I:IS p. m. a aacrUked career, a dUap- might contain family, frland*, Ad Intsrtm Mlnlstsr Tslsphoasl FA S-T02S of the monthly bake sale to on Dsc. 20. Tha circle also is ■nndap S c h o o l----- t:4i a Mid-Work Sorv. (W*d.) Till Dishes Included are Swad Kugsnn Khsldoa —— — Castor polated family, and evaa peace et mind, abundance of sponsoring a fund - raising M sralsg W trskip 21 :*» a Suadap grhnol — SMS Am. perennial "thorn In th e material thinga, health, mam- be held Pec. 1, after all project in which three turkeys lab moat ball*, meat loaf, A **. Muratng Worship 10;4S Am. Rot. H. Ruth Oraat — Past* llaesea. She also urged membam, knock wuret, potato fltsh." Paul atlll waa abla to oriea of tha put, and hope Kssnlng Worship _ 1:00 p.m. Suadap g c h s o t___ 11:00 a as. will be awarded. Baptist Wsd. Prapsr ssrvlcs T:lo Am. Morning tap, "And wa know that all for the future. The greatetf b«re and their families to Worship till* A m. Mrs. Jerry Quilling, spirit­ salad, American and German r w ar baptist church Church O f C hrist Rundap Kvonlng — Tils a m. thlaga work together for good degree ot gratitude that we participate in the Living Na­ ual development chairman, potato salad, macaroni and ■IS Path Atom* cm u n cH n r Wsd. Mlbta Study _ T ill A m* to thorn that love God" (Bo­ have abould go out to God tivity Beene to be presented spoke to the group on Cetholic cheese, baked beans, scallop­ P. B. Chines ---- Pant*r Luthersu Conouorsrs Msot! “ »g Morning Worship l i t l a. m. on the church grounds from Frida p ed potato**, chicken casse­ Suadap School — Silt a. to Ralsh Brswar Jr. Bvangrtlst LPTRKRAR CHURCH OP rnaaa becauae ha hu baddy becauae Ha la God T ilt A to charities and forslgn relief ex­ 11 hi* aohool a. m. T H I -------------faith la an omnipotent God and ellowa ua to be Hit chil­ Christine* Eve until New plaining tha various plans role, ham and cheats casse­ Horatng Worship U iU a. to Mornlnr Wnrshl* l*i*e UtS* a m Year’* Eve, 7 until • p.m. Training Union —, 1:10 p. m. Bvsnlag Worship _ fits p. m. "Th# churoh of ths Lmthorau P resbyterisn who could and did "hold the dren. available to the dub to fur­ role, green bean c userole Kcsnlng Worship - T ill p. m. Wsd. Prapsr Borvlse Til* par. Hour” an* TV "Thla la ths PtHST PnKIRTTKRUW tossed sated, carrot triad, re­ world In Hla hand" at aU I muat admit that whan 1 each day. Wsd. Prapsr Borvlse ftl* a to nish aid to hungry and needy CHURCH Lift" lish tray, bread and butter, tlmae. At*. A Rrd SA think of the many blessings Members were urged to throughout the world. llsrbort W. O o o n s----- Paslar PAOLA CHURCH BP C« Ewan Whoa Ota told wind* that God baa givan me 1 am bring in their ueed clothing, Suadap Bohool SilS a ul coffee, tea and punch ant. OHRTHAL RAPTIPT CRCRCH Mra. Joseph Fahey domHigwwwp ea w*e* Worship Borvlso — tSlIS a sa drovor C. Sowtll, Jp, _ Pastor Cog. I«th Si A StA At*. of dfacentaat chill our aoula grateful, but a feeling of guilt both cummer and winter, and onatrated the making ot an cupcake*. Edgar W. limits Jr. Assistant Smith ___ _____ Pastsr Morris R n h p ___ BvanasUst and dlaeoerage our moat la In my haart becauia to any bedding la usable con- Advent Wreath while Mr* Ticket* for adult* and child­ 0*11 a n e s nHBPRnno Parlor ■undap School _. - I il l a. nr. B ills Clsssss _ l l i t l a m. Morning Worship 1:1* a trtLUTHRHAN CHUHCH ditlon to the Bishop's Cloth­ Horsing Worship . ii:t* a sa. cbarlabad hopca we can turn much time patta* without Morning Worohlp 11:1* a. m. Quilling explained the Uer ren may ba obtained from Training Cburch Scnool _— a:AS a. m. ILCA) Union _ 1:11 p. **. Rvsnlng Worship .. I:S4 p. m. to the God of all aeatona and thought being given to God’a ing Drive now in progress. Satsluu Masts 10:14 a hi. a*** A Otloadn Dt4v* man origin of the Wreath and any of the circle member* or BTOalng Worship _ 1:11 p. m. Ulbls C lsssss Wsd. T:1S p.m. Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. IN ap IT-0S) knew that Ho will hear and gooduat*. P a r h a p a thla may be purchased at the din­ Wsd. Prapor Sorttoo f i l l p a how it representa tha thous­ Ptonsur Psllowshlp — *:oo p.m. S u h r i n .rM * Nursorp Opon anewev to the beat way. ThankJglving teiaon will help Hsnlor 111 Fill.>*rship Sum p.m. xrs-TXia CHVBCH o r c h h ib t and* of yean from Adam to ner. WTRR —-------- — Till A to Today, we are inclined to u* all to reallta God’a mercy At*asm Rrnsot a Ho lick, Jr. _ Pastor Bvtnlng Worship — T:SO p. m. Suadap EH* BrtuSonn Chrlat during which tha world Wsd. Prspsr Msst Ti«o p. m. Bvangsllst ■undap lohaot — . S ill A B on Brown he grateful only whan our cup at all tlmaa .and respond by jSkurnA.ttsrTlesa _ IStSS a. m. awaited the coming of a rw austor ' ■•-••J WWaPSTDR HISSIOVART la running over with Material giving our llvaa to Him mora Communion—P int Huadap In CHUHCH n r TH * UOVRNAhT DlftloiHtudp 10:00 A, RAP) 1ST CHURCH da* m*r. Kaah Month eomforta and gooda but thla fully. Morolug Worship tl:SS a m. Thnasan M. Mahla Paolo* Stfc SI. A ll* llr At*. HI-* also gave other sug* KINDK1IUAUTUS ANU KUlUt W o rsh ip ----------Bvonlng Ssrvlcs __ *:10 p *:oo a. m. Paul M. c a l l e r -------- Pastor waa net the cate wbae the BUT "llsrsld of Truth1 * 1 Am. Church Hehool — 10:00 a m. gestions to the group tu help By Jaae Casselberry ■usdap School — IBsta a. m. By Doans Bate# dirat Thaafcjgiving waa cele­ iundap on Channsl I Tsmporarllp at P l n a o r s s t Huadap keep the true meaning of A scries of church member­ The First Baptist Church of School—Prsneh and ITth. brated. Whan we turn our hitMorning Worihlp ll:t* a. m. Tutsdsp Lad)** III bis Class 10:0* Am t/mgwood will hold Morning Chrietmaa uppermost In the ship classes will be taught by Rundap Methodist tory pagea back we find that Wo-lnssdsp Kcv. Del mas Copeland of the Kvsnlng Worship — f:0t p. Prayer for working men each mind* of their families. TO LIST YOUR nihlo e ls * * * * __ - Tito a m ORACH HHTRODIST CHUHCH a herd end bitterly cold win. Ws-lnsi<t*p Onora nd., at Woodland Ava . weekday from 6:30 until 7:30 St. Catherine uf Siena Clr* Camel berry Community Meth l*rsr*r Btriloo _— T:0I p. tu ter preceded the flrit Thanksnor. John H nirss, Jr. pastor a. m. beginning on Monday cle, Longwood, will sponsor odist Church beginning on ■y Donas Estes School — 1:11 a m. firing. The people were lack­ Christian Science Church a smorgasbord un Sunday be* Sunday of this week. Morning Worship It:0V A m. PIAKCRKST RAPTIgT ing li food, clothing and (hal­ Thanksgiving Day servica of next week. MTF -----------------SlIS a to FIRST CHURCH OP CHBIST CHURCH ter. Thla wee not t4 p an In- at Christ Episcopal Church In Rev. Jack Lindsay, miniit ginning at I p.m. in the aortal Adult classes will be con ■CUHHTtpr ducted during the Sunday hail of tha church. Pastor —.... WlUUm J. Ousss BSHRI 1RR HI ao stT a « Ram I s s s s * StmoS cowtealance but wai to •*- Loagwood will be held at 10 er, advise* that purpose of Worship _ t:4S CHURCH Bandar X*r>ka A treato that the Mayflower a.m., Hcv. Chirk-* Slewsrt the morning service la to give At th* cios* of Monday School Itour from 10 until Morning Cilia* Hslant* tt a. m. Sunday Sshsot ..._11:10 a. m. I ailed beck to England with Jr., vicar, announced today. men of (he church the oppor­ night's meeting take and cof­ 10:45 s. m. and closes fur Huadap sohosl ........ 1:41 a. m Kubjstili "Soul and llndp" Rsr. Rap atsgarp, J r, Pastor CALL Union _____ 4:11 p.m. W*dns*4*p e*rvis* 1:00 p. **. idr-rclt S ch o o l-----B:4S a m only 10 of tha original 102 peo­ Ilia service will Include tunity to devote time to God fee were served by Mm . children 12 years and older Training Rvsnlsg W orsh ip _T:lo p.m Rsadlng Room: t t l B. PlrsL Morning Worshlf 11:00 a m. wilt be held from 5 until Mooney, Mrs, Damon Scott ple etfB living. The original Holy Communion and ser­ each day before beginning Ihe Wsahdsps: t t i i s am. • s i lt M T P ---------------- 4:1* A to Wod. otdesra R Tsaohsro p. m. and Mr*. L*en*. Msolln* 1:10 p.sa. day’a work. p.m. Prldsp Krsalagi #:!•• gv*. Warship . . T ill a a bed tachidfld II wivaa mon. if Catholic Womens Club Holds Longwood Circle MenuFor Monthly Meeting At Church SSets morgasbord Morning Prayer Scheduled For Working Men Clous Sides Scheduled Christ Church Service Set CHURCH N O TIC E Wsd. Prspsr Ssrvlcn Tilt p.m Jhank& foA waiting . . . The Church Of Your Choice DH. HWA1N, an Ha appeared during tha war yanra, holding in hia handa n Victory TtHlnmani. HU urganixntion distributed an average of one too o( Ufllnmenls n month throughout tha wnr years. UNITED BIBLE CRUSADES Wll»on-Kichs1bar*ar Mortuary Eualcs I. Wilson sad Staff Special Musical Features Choirs From Churches Nationally Known Quartets Progiaaaiva Printinc Co. J . M. CanoruR and filsff St fimt runt Kaitily C A N V A S CATHEDR AL American Legion Fairgrounds ALL SEATS SputiMirssi H) Inlttonlcd ( hurrh**, 17-92 S. Of Sanford PHEK F ailu rs, *ml l.a)m en uf ill* Greater baufuiU a irs. Tha American Oil Company Mr. end Mrs, M. It. HUUkteiid Wlteon-Mnicr Furniture Cn. Mr. aad Mrs. AI Wilson H er! Stenstrum and tltgff H o ller .Motor o a .e a Co. And Maff The Kilx Theutre Hill Lurolace X Emplujcoa J. C. Penney Company 4- L, Uubinson and Employ too KinnJ Knir Sturaa, Inc. Sknfurtl Atlantic National ILink Gouf|* Uailoj & Lin ploi.es A typical rruwd la tha rnavaa calhetlral l FA 2-267/ Urge You To Attend FOR SU R E-SU N D A Y. 2 :3 0 P.M. “A M iracle In Steel And Canvas, See IT!” W -- Prapar (trots* Til* a m. These Sanford Merchants SAM SW AIN PARTY • • • SIS pm. Suuthern Natural Lus John Dunu JL Staff Hongrd U. Hodges 4. Staff HUI Lumber & Hardware to . Jimmy Crspp* 42 Eaplojccs KKV. c. C. DEES, pastor uf th* Missionary Vllianc* Church anti chairman uf th* Crusade Minis­ terial Cnmuiitlrr, request* psstora sad Lhrislian U )urn Ihruushuut the cuunly tu cuu|wtal*. Slule Farm In»urutu-r Com^uuiM Ilfin g I. I’ryur and S U ff k Hone And Wilks Hestaurani K-t and WilU Bon man and fcjupi^ €ct �> <* YWA'sElect Officers 'Canvas Cathedral' Crusade Set Sunday Dr. Sam Swain, DD and P h . D . , ordained evangelist frum Akron, Ohio, will open h.'s religious crusade here this 8unday afternoon a t 2:30 p. m. in his "canvas cathedral" lo­ cated a t the American Legion property on Highway 17*02 Q? south of Sanford. Bay night at tit* church. Named were W m Becky Neltea, Kcntur and Mian ray Hay**, precram chairman. Dr. Swain wiil be gueat Tfea MUaian Study Course preacher at the Sunday morn* on the book. "Shalom," by Mlaa LaurtUa Owens, was A traditional Thanksgiving hig worship at the Christian completed tmder direction of Day service will be held in Missionary Alliance Church. the director, Mrs. Alice ill Christian Science churches A member of the Evangel* 8m Ml on Thanksgiving, November leal United Bretheran Church Derations were led by Miss 28. In Sanford tbe service will he is doing interdenomination* Hayes with the Scriptures begin nt 11 n.m. hi First read from a Psalm. Prayer Church of Christ, Scientist, nl evangelism and will hold was given by Miss Nelson. located a t 800 East Second mi vices nightly at 7:30 p. m. Future plans for YWA pre­ Street. for the next three weeks with sets, programs and socials the exception of Sunday nights A Bible Lesson on “Thinks* were discussed during the giving" will be read, opening when services will not be held business meeting. Due to the with n verse from peolms in deference to churches in absence of several girls, so (33:1): "Rejoice In the Lord, the community. definite plsns were agreed O ye righteous: for praise Is Dr. Swain lived in Nashville, upon at this time. Tbe new comely for the upright." The Trnn., for IS yeari where he founded the famous Dixie include CAMP LEJEUNE. N. C.— nsmes of "The Evangel*" service will also T-bcmaclo. lie is also the M arins Lance Corporal Call* waa adopted by tbe group. hymns, prayer, and n special Eefreahments of party conk* period during which church founder of the Christian Sled* ton E. Prevatt, son of Mrs. leal Research League and has T. W. Prevatt of Geneva Is members in the congregation established muny big city mis* serving with the Second Bit* Laos has we railroads and may stand up and eapees their alone. thanka. talion. 10th MarineJ, a unit only primitive roads. He is the director of the Na* of the Second Marins Divi­ Uonal Spiritual Defense Crus* sion at Camp Lejeune, N. C. ade and has held elty-wide He was recently promoted meetings throughout the na* to his present rank. tlon. The unit's mission la to Jim Gray will be musical di­ support the Division's Infan* United State* are r o w eligible for Menbenthlp rector for ths local crusade1 try regiments with both dir­ end he and his wife will pre* ect and general artillery aupsent solo and duct numbers.' port fire. The choirs of many local1 Prevatt, who entered the churches will assist in the re* service in July 1M2, Is a graNAS Sanford F ederal Credit Union vival as well as several well1 duate of Seminole High known musical groups such as1 School, Sanford, Pla. located la building No. 7 N.A.S. Sanford, Florida. "The Rebels." Dr. Swain has a conviction Sptcial hours of operation for retired members that if America is going to be S ervice Set Rev. Del mas Copelsnd of saved it will have to be will bo 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Thursdays No­ through a religious revival the Casselberry Community originating in the southland Methodist Church will eonduet and if this does not happen a Thanksgiving Service at 8 vember 21, December 5, 12, and 19. the country will go the way of a m. next Thursday, The pub­ lic is invited to attend. all great nations in history. GRADE “A ” QUICK FROZEN YOUNG TENDER BROAD BREASTED Churches Plan Traditional Service 10 to 16-Lh. 17 to 23-Lb. Aveng* A verage ICpI. Prevatt A t Lejeune g. Betty Ann Sheppard, Bonnie 9J Wing, Ann Marie Wing. U ta Poehlman, K a t i e Corley, Frances D. Burkett, all of Sanford; Michael Burns, John A. Lau, George W. Behrens, ell of DeBary; Joyce 51. Fortson. Lake Mary; Edson Goit, Geneve, EUa Johnson, Lake Monroe Births lb Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wing, baby girl; U r. and Mrs. Au­ brey Moretx, baby boy; Mr. and Mra. Harvey B. 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Ray Gregory. he special event will r t C p. m. with • catered by Maryland Fried Chicken of Sanford. Added to the menu will be green b e a u , Thanksgiving A Season? Hew good K li O ut wa o«t apart a f a c ia l time to be rea k M that « a t a « much for whMi ta ha (hateful ALL or THE t im e . Evoa such a fiao' r a m l a d a r as the 'I h u k i i h r i a i H u m " h*s • rather subtle daacer which la that we may be eacouxafed la HIM wbeeaerteualy r t |r a t e s * aa bciap ralagated »» a apadfle date. slew, potatoe s and gravy, story Bated* aa tha ample faith maid the social pros suras pumpkin pin and galls, taa ar sceepto I I levitation to a te daily Ufa. church p M o -H te r being Tables will ba tecorated ta held at t e home of a neigh­ bluf and gold with modal bor. After eitchiog a glimpse ships and planes need as ef tbs aciiiingleeensss ef t e i r own Uvea, they Me M tha film, “ Oaaveretoa Plus” will to ao npmfaece of « l b te present the story of Fran and God and, upon becoming Jeff Summers and their con­ Christians, raaliie the neces­ version te Christianity. Tha sity ot itiodlng up t e t e t r Guest speaker Inr t e i teg win be Chief T. V. g a t e , A resident of Sonlaad Eats tea a d a m em ber r t the ■prints Baptiat Church. All Navy ffaaO kt r t t e church and r t the community a re Invited to attend. A nurwin be bat only four remained, course, It ta true that they atlll had much load an first Thanksgiving table but their gratitude waa primarily for t h a greater spiritual bleating!. Later President G e o r g e Wellington made the first v Cx'x 'N ' ^ OW a \ W sx" presidential T h a n k s g i v ­ ing proclamation by laying, "Wbareaa It ia tba duty of all nations to achaowledgo the M ethodist Church Of God B ap tist A dventist When we re a d . la Ptalm providence of Almighty God, r u s a t a a rm o D u rr c a c a t a c i t r e c a o r now BOWTH OBLAXno r u n m u T X u i i i the Lard, 0 « y to obey Hie Win, to be grate­ I St s StoS « rraaop aarm r n it m A D v rv rifT rts ta c R Jobs T, Mama Jf. — PaataP wt aU Hie ful t e HI* benefits, and bum H. ft S m ith ---------- P*al*r taa a . poirsaa a n . c«ra** van a aim Morning Woraklp - 1:11 a. m. School — C'.Sf S* a told that bly to implore Hla protection R. t„ Mathews ____ Paster V. N. Unsard. ChSpnl Unitor InaSar Sohooi — . lis t a. «■ te Moraine Worship 11:SI a. m. pi-aday ■tinday Hoho.il _ _ t:« l a.m. URRVICBH SATURDAYMorning Worahlp 11:11 p m. w a rt ealy the bwwflto are to be aad favor; whereas b o t h Sabbath School sits a. m. Training U a la a -----Ilia p, (n. ■vsagTiisUe awr. T ill p. m. I I I " Moatlnga __ d l l P m. expdrtmwed aQ ed the time houses of Congreea have by Worship Harvlca — Hiss a. m. Worahtp 11 a. to t i l l p.m. Teap Praptr aw r. TtM P m. (latarmodlsta, Baalar) Wad. avaalag prayar Tilfa p.m. Than. Taeag Wednesday Night THE CRUSADER CIRCLE o f tbs Casselberry Community Methodist lad the ■ppracUUoo for them their Joint Committee re BaSsavar ■ — — tilfa I- B . Bvanlsg Worship — TiM fa m, Prayer aervtee — f ill p. to Church mat Monday night a t tba church for g family night dinner. Chair­ M to be qweeted aw to recommend to ”W# flare Thia Hspe” radio rta e w a rn e r • N ozarene mauaaa aach Sunday a. m. men were Mrs. Frank Brown, left and Mrs. Hernchal Pyte, right. Mra. the people of the United Mat I OrlaaSa a d . at Haasor Are. Congregathmal at S:1S ovar WTRIt at ItSS r t a r r cw racw Hamilton Orlffln _ Paator oae ot the ra*c- •a a day of public thanksHoward Griffith, center, te drete chairman. (Herald Photo) on your radio dial 8 F TBE RABABBBM can n a n o at io b a l Bandar Sehool ____ t:SI a. m. te a s to t e "all of the time” giving aad pcayer, to be V . M S i a t Maple At*. CHBi m a n c a c a c m Moralag Worahlp lltse a. m. atdtado la that there are p e r served by acknowledging with Tralalag iTnlan _ lit* p. m. (raSsrS (Sarah o t ChrSaS) Pan) Blekoa ------------ Paator 1.41 a. Bunday Bahool r a m * « * « at fast* at, Hvaalae Worship — Till p. m. Affiance we do hare very grateful hearts the many and 1:41 a. m. —— Chunh School Marnlog Worahlp 11:41 a CHBISTTAV VIHIO V txr esperlaacee aad the algnil favors of Almighty, 11;i>4 i, m. Wunhlp Srrrlci Youth __________________ faiM P S U I U l- g IIIUBIH j n a n t .v m a a io v A n r 1:11 p m. _ Chrtiltaa Xouih Rvanaallatla Barvtao TiH ariaeo aa to hew can and especially by affording Hat Park t i t . at llth at. Mld-Waak ■ m t n c h i 'R i if Mlniatry we be thaakfal then. This the man opportunity peaceful­ Rnr. C. C. Dana, Jr. — Paator ■orvleo (Wafa.) . f i l l p to Rot. Walter A.R. McPhareoa, Sunday Bohool . . 1:11 a. m. Third laafasp theagte te worthy e l aa sn*- ly to eetabllih a form of gov Pastor Worahtp Sarrlaa ll:ss a. m. ■ lagfilratloa —_ I I I p to war, became It does demand ernment for their safety and Erasing Worahtp — TlfS p. a . Bandar Bohool 1S:S0 Alliance Tenth lhaa a aur* happiness." n a v y cwracw Hom ing Worahlp m ss Episcopal Fellowship (Boa.) _ Its* p. at. Bible Study (Bunday) Tile pm. The Nevamber meeting of ta ha grateful Volunteering to help In r N a ir r r m a c w Today we should bo aware (Wafa) Laka Mary. Pin. B vaagsllstls Borvlas Tile pm. th a n k StT»Tl. l n s « M d life. Prayer Barvtoe — Tit* P- to Wad. Praptr Meat Tits pm. Holcombs, Paator of the fart that wa have so the Catholic Wumsn’s Club, packing aiid sending the arPr. Charles W. Stawsrt Jr< Wav. W. X*■unlay Maau for tha Smorgasbord Bill a ta p h e n a _____ _ Paator that if ho ia to much to m ake Ufa good. If Church of the Nativity, Lake ticlea were Mra. Joeeph EdVlesr t:4S am. Blhla Baaeol A Cordial Waicomo to AU Holy CoiKDianlon — T ill a. I warde, Mr*. Frank Leone, sponsored by Longwood'a St. Assem bly Of God he thankful in all aeaaona and we (ought to enumerate our 11:40 a to m Moralap Worahlp Hunday Hclioni---- f:40 a. 1 aid er all condition* that he blessing* we would find our Mary, waa held in the aoclal Mrs. John Kennndy and Mrs. Catherine of Siena Circle to TiOO p m . — Wvaalap Barvlaa P tx w c a a rr aataw aLy Pamlly larrlca anil T:00 p m. _ Wafa. Mtfa-WaeB a r non c a c a ca ba held Sunday beginning nt m « l hade faith la God •pace far too short. It takes hall of tha church a t 8 p.m. on Robert Mooney. C hristian Bsrmsn ----------- toil* a. i Prayar Porvlaaa Oa«. PTth sefa a m 1 p. m. at the Church of the that waa aaea ia auch men aa very little Imagination to Monday. T:00 p m. 3nd Wafa, SL Anne's Circle, Sunland, ts n s s cecece K. K. W ild er______ Paator piscspL aa o r c w a ia r ary Portias the Apeatle Paul. He egper> name many which are not de­ Mra. John MacFarlane, pres- will be responsible for furnish­ Nativity Social Hall baa been Saaday Behoo) — t:SS a. Free M ethodist tew a. aaofoad At*. Worahtp 1S:IS a. PBBM METMOUIST CMCMCM lanced deaertion by frUndi, finitely spiritual. Such a list Idant, rtmindad the women ing refreshments for the USO announced by Mrs. Jennie Morning Rav. Mason aragg. ■vsalag Worahlp — 1:it p. m. l - n . F 4<h a«. and Laarrl A ir. Pentecostal Fox, chairman of Use event. Tooth larv. (Ion.) S:S* p- *"■ a aaerilicad career, a diaap- might contain family, friends, Ad Intartm Mtslatar Talashonat Y A 1-TOll of tha monthly bake aale to on Doe. 20. The circle alio le Mid-Weak Barr. (Wad.) lif t Baafaap Sehoal ___ Piss a. Dlibss Included are Swed­ paintad family, and area a peace ef mind, abundance of Euaana Hhaidoa--------- Pastor sponsoring n fund - raising Maralag Warship till* a. m. Sunday P «School .....— fit! a.tn. perennial "thorn in t h e materiel things, health, mem­ ba held Dec. 1, after all projact in which thrsa turkeys ish meet balls, m eet loaf, Morning Worahlp » 10:41 a.m. Rav. W. Ruth araat Maasea, Bha also urged mem­ Paolo fltih .” Paul (till waa able to orial of the past, and hope bam, knockwurat. potato Firming Worrhlp .... 1:00 p.m. Bunday P c h a o l___ 1I:M a. will be awarded. Baptist Wafa. Prayar atrvle# TiJO pm. Morning Worship lis le p tom. eay, "And we know that all for the future. The greatest bers and their families to salad, American and German Mra. Jerry Quilling, spirit­ Church Of C hrist r t a r r a a m i r ca ra c M Sunday Keening _ Til* p m. thing* work together for good degree of gratitude that we participate in the Living Na­ ual development cheirman, potato aalsd, macaroni am ate Path iT M ta m c ic i er Wad. Blhla Study _ T:fl P m. tivity Beane to ba prasantod to them that love God” (Ro­ have should go out to Ood cheese, baked beans, scallop­ r . E Chaaca ---------- Plater Lutheran spoke to the group on Catholic Coaqnarora "Moot!lap man* b*c*uM ha bad baalcly because He la God on the church grouuda from cherltlea and foreign relief ex ed potatoes, chicken casse­ Morning Worship 1:11 Ralph Brewer Jr. Bvaegallat Friday . , Til# P to ■. bthewais c a c a c a In a la y Bahool —— f i l l Blhfa Pahoal ___ me* a. m. TUB faith In an omnipotent God and allows us to be Hla chil­ Chrlstmaa Eve until New plaining tha various plans role, bam and cheese casse­ Horsing Worship tl:Ss Moralag Wnrahlp lltSS a. Year'* Eve, 7 until * p.m. Training Union 1:10 p. m. Brralng Worahlp _ T:SS p m. ^ h a Chnreh of tho Lnthoraa who could and did "hold the dren. Presbyterian available to the club to fur­ role, green bean casserole Bvahlag Worahlp . l i l t p. each day. ptwpt PwwpwrrwwiAW world ha Hla hand” at all tossed salad, carrot salad, re­ Wafa. Prayar aerrlee Tits p au Wad. Praptr Bervtsa T ill pm. Hoar” aa* TT "This la U a 1 must adm it that when 1 nish aid to hungry and needy c a rw rM Ufa” Membera were urged to lish tray, bread and buttar, think of the many blessings Oak A re. A Sofa PS. throughout the world. Harbarl W. Ooavm___Paster tba cold wind* that God has given me 1 am bring la thair used clothing, h i u chvw cm e r c m h ip t ■oaforfa. Ids. coffee, tea and punch and Sunday Bahool ----- 1:11 o. o a x tu t a a rm r cacaca Mrs. Joseph Fahey dem­ Worahlp Beetles — t i l l ! s. m. drovir C. Howoll, Jr. _ Paotnr A t*. chill our aouta grateful, but n feeling of guilt both summer and winter, and cupcikaa. onstrated tha making of an Sdgar W. Bmllb Jr. Asilatant Ith - ■ Past at Morris Rahp ___ Wvaagallai and dUeearaga our moat la In my heart became so any bedding ia usable con­ Ticks ta t e sduha and child ■nnfaay School n o o n a n E p ira a o Parlor „ - 1:11 a. m. Bible Claaaaa _ 11:10 a m. Advent Wreath while hire. Morning Worahlp t: !l k m. LITBBEAV CKiat'M rlterithed hopei we can turn much time passes wllhout dition to the Bishop's Cloth­ ren may be obtained from Morning Worahlp I1:S0 a. a t Moraine Warship . 11:00 a. m. Quilling sxplntned the Ger­ Church B c b o o l___ t:4t a. m. I LI'A) Meaning Worship _ l:0S p. m. Training llnlnn — 0:11 p. m. to the God of all ■*■«»* and thought being given to God's ing Drive now in progress. Soaslon Moots . . . _ 10;*J u. ni. seas A Orla ad* DHt* man origin of the Wreetli and any of the circle members or Bvanlng Worship _ I:SI p. m. Blhla Claotaa Wad. T:10 p.m. Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. know that Ho will hoar and goodness. P e r h a p s l i a r 1T-SBI this Prayar aarvloa T:I0 p a how it represents the thous­ may be purchased at the din Wad. Plonotr Poliowahlp ™ 1:00 p.m. Paafnrd, Pt*rlAa Nuraarp Opts a newer In the beet way. ner. Thanksgiving seison will help Ranlor HI Pollowahlp 0:no p.m. c n v h c m o p oM w ier m -T iia and! of years from Adam to WTRR — ...... ..........Til* p m. Today, we are Inclined to us all to realise God's mercy T ill p. m. la ta Park d n a m Krasft B. Bollok, Jr. » Pastor Banning Worship ■naday Mila Broadens! Christ during which the world Wad. rraytr Mast 1:00 p. m. he grateful only when our cup at all lima* .and respond by Bart Brows _____ Brangallat Bunday lohnol ----- t i l l a. awaited the coming of a re­ Aihursk anrrlcan _ 1S:S* a, an, w n r s m u h i *« h»h * b t la running over with material giving our Uvea to IUm more Study 1 ' ' ^ 10:00 'k^m. Comraualnn—Ptraf Bunday la CMniCM OP THE COTKXAhT BAPIIIT CHIHCH deemer. comfort* aad gooda hut thia fully. Eaoh Month Mornlug Worahlp 11:00 a, M. Thomas M. Mahla Paatar ata at. a >i*tiy A**. Hhe also gave other augKianlng iarrlea _ 0:10 p m KINOKHUAUmS AND XURa. Worship -- ---------- 1:00 a. m. waa not the caae whea the Paul M. c a tla p --------Paster RRT Baa "llarald of Truth" 1 pm. gestlona to the group to help By Jia e C asaelkgry Church H ch o o l__ is:oo a. m. Sunday Baliaol — 1I:IS a. m. By Donna Eetea Ural Tbaaki giving war oeleSunday oa channal t Tamporarltr at P l a a o r n n l A series of church member­ ■ttaday The Klrat Baplltt Church of keep the true meaning of hrnted. When we turn our fair School—Pr an ch and ITlh. Mornlnr Worahlp tl:SS a. na. Tuaaday i.adua Blhla cla ss loton a.m Longwood will hold Morning Chrlatmae uppermost In the ship '.'lasses will be taught by Hunday lory pagoa back we find that Methodist Wadnaaday Kev. Dclmss Copeland of the Kranlng Worship — Tsou p. m. Blhla Ctsa ia s _ _ fito p m QBACB MaTWOOiaT CMOBCM Prayer for working men each minde of thoir families. a hard and U tU rlj cold win­ TO LIST YOUR St. Catherine of Siena Cir­ Casselberry Community Meth Wadnaaday Onorh Fid, at Woodland Ava., weekday from 8:30 until 7:30 ter preceded the flril Thank* Prayar iarrloo . T:4I p. m Rav. John K. Hirea, Jr. Paator a. m. beginning on Monday cle, Lnngwood, will sponsor odist Church beginning on ■y Dewas Estes firing. The people were lack' Church School ___ 1:41 a. m. a smorgasbord on Sunday be­ Sunday of this week. Morning Worahlp 11:0S a. m. PtVRCHKIT BAPTIST Thanksgiving Day service of nest week. big In food, clothing and ifael MTP ------------------- H U p m. OMl'BCN P ia e r ch tw cm a p c m a tr r Adult classes will be con Rev. Jack Lindsay, minist­ ginning at 1 p.m. in the social ter. Ihlg waa not only an in at Christ Episcopal Church In ■ c*a a tut ducted during the Hunday hall of tha church. conrcnlaitce hut waa ao *» Loogwood will be held at 10 er, advisee that purpose of P a a to r ___ William J. Quasi At the docs of Monday Schoul hour from 10 until Morning Worahlp _ 1:10 B Bunday Har >lco A cw racw trim * that the Mayflower a.m., Rev. Chirlea Stewart the morning service is to give 11 a. m. Sunday lahool __11:10 a. as. CStrao MOiahSa sailed hack to England with Jr., vicar, announced todsy moo of the church the oppor­ night’s meeting cake end cof­ 10:45 a. m. and classes for Sunday School 1:11 a. m. ■ubjaot: "Uoul and llody'* H i t . Ray Gregory, J r, Paster CALL The service will include tunity to devote time to Ood fee were served by Mrs. children 12 years and older Training U n io n ___ 1:11 p.m. Wr lnaadoy harriao 1:00 p. m. church S ch o o l ---- - 1:41 a. m. only 50 of the original 102 peo Rraalag Worahtp — T:lo p.m. Raiding Room: III B. Plrst. Moralag Worahlp 11:00 a. pie atlO living. Tba original Holy Communion and ts r each day before beginning the Mooney, Mrs. Demon Bcott will be held from 5 until Washdays: H its a.m. . atlO MTP ............. . - o:lt p m. Wad. oritcara A Taaahara p. rn. and Mra. Lsons. dey'e work. p.m. Friday Kvoalagi I II Wvt. Warship ------- Till p au Moating ____ _ OilO p.m la d Included I I wives mon. Catholic Women's Club Holds Longwood Circle S ets M enu For Monthly Meeting At Church Smorgasbord Morning Prayer Scheduled For Working Men Clots Saries Scheduled Christ Church Service Set Christian Science Wad. Prnyar sarrlas TilO pm. Jhanks (ahwaiting . . . SAM SW A IN PARTY FOR SU R E-SU N D A Y, 2 :3 0 P.M . DR. HWAIN, an he a p p e a re d during the wer years, holding in hte hand* Stlo p.m. CHURCH N O TICE W- * Prayar Iarrloo T ill p m. FA 2-2611 These Sanford Merchants Urge You To Attend The Church Of Your Choice e Victory Tentemeni. Hia organisation distributed en av erag e of one to n of ttnlamente a month throughout the wer yeans. U N ITE D BIBLE CRUSADES • • • Special Musical Features Choirs From Churched Nationally Known Quartets Wllaoci'Elcholbprfpr Mortuary Wllwm-Mfaier Furniturw C*, J. M. Cameron and Staff Mr. ami Mrs. Al WUsob S ten u tru m K aallv Herb Kteastrum and fataff Holler .Motor Sa ra Co. T h e H iu T h e a tr e Bill Lovelace A. Emplujeea J . C. P en n ey C o m pany C. L. Hubintun and Eitiplujeoa F inn! CANVAS CATHEDRAL Mr. and Mrs. M. U. Hlrlrklaad Prufrawiva Printing Co. Fair Sturesi, Inc. beurge Bailey .1 Lraplojeca A typical crimal In tho rswvaa cathedral The American Oil Company Eunice 1. Wlleow aad H uff Ami .Staff Sfafaford Atlantic National Hank Houard H. iludgea A titaff Southern Natural Gas Hill Lumber & Hardware Co. John Dunu d Staff Jimmy Crapp* a Employers 14A Miracle In Steel And Canvas, See IT!” l American Legion Fairgrounds ALL SEATS FREE hpvtuurofa R) Inltrealril Church-*, 17-i>2 S. Of Sanford Pastorp, and l.aiuirn of the G rosier Xaufurd are*. KEV. a C. DEES, pastor of the Miasiuaary Allisure Church and chairman of the Crusade Minis­ terial Commilirr. rc«|ueile pastors and Christian Is j nun Ihrwulhuul the counly to (uupereio. Stair Farm Insurance C’umpanirs living I. Frjur and staff r l'" d K en lu u ran t Ho»e and Wilka liuwniAa ami Loiylo^ cel J ♦ �* * GRADE "A” QUICK FROZEN YOUNG TENDER BROAD BREASTED Dr. Sam Swain, DD and P h . D . , ordained evangelist from Akron, Ohio, will open hta religious crusade here this Sunday afternoon a t 2:30 p. m. in hie “canvas cathedral'* lo­ cated a t the American Legion property on Highway 17-02 Q} south of Sanford. Hospital Notes Betty Ann Sheppsrd, Bonnie Wing, Ann Marie Wing, Lite Poeblman, K a t i e Corley, Frances D. Burkett, all of Sanford; Michael Burns. John A. Liu, George W. Behrens, all of DeBary; Joyce M. Forteon, Lake Mary; Edson Goit, Geneva, Ella Johnson, Lake Monroe Id Mr. and Mra. Richard Wing, baby girl; Mr. and Mrs. Au­ brey Morels, baby boy; Mr. and Mra. Harvey B. Burkett, baby boy, all of Sanford; Mr. and Mra. Jam es Fortson, baby boy, Lake Mary Discharges John Key, Lillie C. Spivey, M argaret Crowe, Maztoro Mc­ Millan, an of Sanford; Eliz• abeth Tubbs, Lake Mary; Mary Ann CampbeO and baby boy, North Orlando Dr. Swain will be guest preacher at the Sunday morn­ ing worship a t the Christian Missionary Alliance Church. A member of the Evangel­ ical United Bretheran Church he fa doing interdenomination­ al evangelism and will hold svivices nightly at 7:30 p. m. for the next three weeks with the exception of Sunday nights when services will not be held in deference to churches tn the community. Dr. Swain lived in Nashville, Tenn., for 15 yeara where he founded the famous Dixie Tub.made. He is also the founder of the Christian Med­ ical Research League and has established many big city mis­ sions. He is the director of the Na­ tional Spiritual Defense Crus­ ade and has held city-wide meetings throughout the na­ tion. Jim Gray will be musical di­ rector for the local crusade and he and his wifo will pre­ sent solo and duet numbers. The choirs of many local churches will assist in the re­ vival as well as several well known musical groups such as “The Rebels.’* Dr. Swain has a conviction that if America is going to be saved it will have to be through a religious revival originating in the southland and If this does not happen the country will go the way of all great nationa in history. n r* at a ltsifto g M d T oe* day light at the church. N u x d v a n Mias Becky N ilaaa. aectetary and MIm Fay Hayes, program chairman. Tba M isaks Study Oounc oa the book, ’‘Shalom,” by Wm Laura 111 O w ns, waa A traditional Thankagivine computed under direction at Day aerrlet will bs hold hi lbs director, Mrs. Alice all Christina Science churches on Thanksgiving. November 29. In Sanford the service will begin a t 11 a.m. in First Church of Christ, Scientist, located a t 900 East Second Churches Plan Traditional Service CpI. Prevott A t Lejeune A Bible Lesson on “Thanks­ giving" will be read, opening with a vena from peetms (33:1): •‘Rejoice in the Lord, O ye righteous: for praise is eomety for the ■pright.’* The service will nl*o include hymns, prayer, end a special period during which church members bi the congregation may atand up and axpeaa thalr thank*. 10 to 16-Lb. 17 to 23-Lb. A verse* A verage CAMP LEJEUNE. N. C.— Marine Lance Corporal Callton E. Prevatt, son of Mr*. T. W. Prevatt of Geneva Is serving with the Second Bat­ talion. 10th Marines, a unit only primitive of the Second Marin* Divi­ sion a t Camp Lejeune, N. C. He waa recently promoted to his present rank. The unit's mission is to support the Division's Infan­ U i l t d S U tfa are row eligible for a m b r n k lp try regiments with both dir­ ect and general artillery sup­ port fire. Prevatt, who entered the NAS Sanford F ederal Credit Union service in July 1M3, Is a gra­ duate of Seminole High School, Sanford, Fla. located la boHdin* No. 7 N.A.8. Sanford, Florida. Service S et Rev, Delmaa Copeland ef tha Casselberry Community Methodist Church will conduct a Thanksgiving Service at 8 a.m. next Thursday. The pub­ lic la invited to attend. QUICK FROZEN DELICIOUS HEADLESS Special boars of operatioa for retired members will be 9:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Thursdays No­ vember 21, December 5, 12, and 19. 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Jest get your free (bane* ticket each time you vi.it Ibis .tor* thla week. Drawing will be held Saturday evening, November 33. WARWICK FINE ASSORTED WARWICK CHOC. COVERED WORTIIMORE CHOCOLATE �Best Investment Peter Edson Another Dry Spell Political Notebook ed workers for some y ea n to come. To many citixena it must appear there are many more immediately practical ways to spend money. In truth, of course, there are not. For education is the key not only to the life of the individual but to the life of the nation. The conference Keppel and many other distinguished leaders attended in Washington wasningion had naa the me estimable enun purpose of exploring exhaustively exhaustive all possible means of financing the great i school expansion our swelling popula­ po tion demands. The sponsoring organisation, the National Committee for Support of the Public Schools, is continuously de­ voted to that task. Its aim is to help states, cities and school districts analyze their future and present school cost problems, to show them how the needed money can be produced, how to alter or sweep away or circumvent crippling restrictions. The committee, composed of edu­ cators, former government officials and other pubuc figures, believes this nation has the “financial ability to support the world's finest system of public schools." But even when tiiut ability Is made clear, the big job remains of persuading Americans again and again that their great resources can have no more vital outlet anywhere on the home front. T)m matter of Improving our mhooU la om which draws nearly constant comment yet curiously gen* •rates all too little general interest. U. S. Commissioner of Education Francis Kfppel believes that to con­ v ey the urgency of our educational la requires an extremely difficult leap of the imagination. Said he in a recent Washington conference on fi­ nancing schools: “Children are not crushed in echool rooms as they are on high­ ways. This is the difference . . . The basle problem is that there is no real drama. Growth is only dramatic to grandparents. “It is extraordinarily difficult to t drama into the question of school provement when the payoff is so fa r sway." Keppel is truly on s sensitive point whan he stresses the lag be­ tween the launching of new educa­ tional programs ana the “p a y o f f ' In better educated youngsters, equip­ ped for more highly skilled, better paying Jobe. State after state and city after city In this country are busy enlarg­ in g their educationnt structures, add­ ing schools at all levels and includ­ ing many technical institutions. Nevertheless the gains come hard — for the reason cited. An outlay of millions for a new technical school will not pay dividends In better train- S Barbs Dick West Soyi ’63 Is Not-Runner WASHINGTON (UP1) Every fourth year of the Gregorian calendar, in the season corresponding roughly to tho autumnal equinox, the earth becomes alive with not* runners. There la a tendency on the Letters Editor, Herald: Hanford residents s u r e l y will miss seeing one of Its most colorful physicians with the passing of the grand old m an, namely Dr. Robson. Dr. Robson prsetired medicine many years here and ushered many of Its ciUieos Into the world. Ilia cfaery votes Is stilled forever but will V>ng be remembered for Ids unselfish labors to aid the tick. HU dignified looking figure walking the streets of Sanford With whistling tunes brought many to forget their age and lrouliles. He will never be for­ gotten by tills writer for Id* ready assistance In aiding in Sicknesa of my family, with encouragement and an atti­ tude of (you will he O.K.). Our deepest sympathy Is expressed to tha family and m ay God bless and comfort you. Rev. R. W. Miller, Osteen, Vis. Worry Clinic ’Trolly, laanoes O •v*T corn Krtow i [ticRO c o m *, u n ci* kihg-V u >adeo d w im ABOUT TVIH».' Nrnl &KOCLRI LS/ A WAlLBt OH A AIMING UNCLE AMOS l* Art OLD TRICK,BUT L Btrt P6 FALL& TOW MISUTT ** T , IT/ 3UST TUB OWW DAY t PUT A WAY. J AWFUL MAD/ APPL* IMTU' FRUIT BOWL WHILE lift WAA HEADING AND H6 TOOK THRLti -t, iWAiLowa HcrottaMfc- ^ KUEW IT WAS A FAKE.' 'S?) © Iff Page 4 Dr. Crane's part oi little old ladles In la the early part el the sunbonneta to got not-runners year, not-runners are more confused with IT-yeer locusts, or less stationary. That Is, Actually, they are not at all they net-run only In one place. similar. CASE R-4tli Jack E., aged A member of Congress not- 45, la the drunken husband of The 17-year-old locust ap­ pears every 17th year where* runs in Washington and a Julie, mentioned yesterday, as not-runners appear In odd- governor not-runs In hla borne Iloth of them had been mar­ numbered years that Immedi­ state. ried before and divorced. Rut along alaiut October, ately preceda a presidential Now this second marriage election year. But that la not tha not-runnlng pace quick­ la on tha rockal For Jack scens. The most active not-ninthe main difference. eusea Julia of being sexless, Tho 17-year locust is a nera — that la, those not run­ yet claim, she Is also having ning the hardest — begin to member of the dcidldae fam­ affair* with hla buddies from ily whereaa the not-runner Is move about and soon are not the tavern. running all over the country. a variety of pollUcan. That Is Please notice that Jack is ■ The not-runnlng saaeon the main difference. college graduate and a smart reaches It peak when some­ Specifically, not • runners huainc.s executive, earning may be defined as politicians one asks Harold Stamen If ♦15,000 per yeer, so it isn't he Is running. who stay In the public rye Momentum built up by the lack of a high I. t|, that by not-running for president. not-runners carries over Into threatens till* home. Everywhere they go they Alaa, a enlleg* diploma is January, hut there It begins are asked If they are running not of much value In prevent­ to taper off. At that time, for preaidant and on each ing divorce! occasion they reply I mt they many of the leading not-runFor you ran tie a genius In ■re not running at (his time. tiers open campaign *ead- I. (J. luit If you still don't quarters anil thus lose Uieir Some publicans I could know the preciae rules for name — but won’t — have amateur standing playing the gome of marriage Nol-runnlng I* further Im­ spent their entire carrera as or of baaelinll, you can be a nol-'unnen. A* yon may al­ peded by the spring presi­ duil at both! dential primaries. It is diffi­ ready have figured out from Julie la not seileia and the tilnla I have given, 1033 cult for a politician to run frigid. She is just a normal In a primary on one teg while Is a nol-runnlng year. Any­ wife. one who has looked out the nol-runnlng elsewhere on the Rut Jack has reached the other. window lately very likely ha* On rare occasions, s skill­ nmle stage of sesual doubt, seen a few not-runners noted not runner can continue lie ha* noted that hi. erotic running by. It seems appropriate, there­ not-runnlng right up to the vigor ha* been waning. So ha ha. panicked, ills fore, that we spend a few national nominating conven­ constant fear and worry drove tion. Rut by that time he Is minutes at this time review­ ing the art of not-runnlng so usually regarded as an also- him to the tavern whera he would get liquored up, partly that we will know what to ran. expect In the rnming months OUR BOARDING HOUSE ftm fiu A Sanford, Florida S jr r a to Frl., November 22. 10»>3 a. oiklow , Kuirum s s n r m i s i a a j i i . i t * i.. r r c t m i o s rtiR ii WKi.i.1 to obtain a little rrlea.e from his Inner torment. And partly to delude Julie. For Jack had become a platonic hu-hund. Like most men in that dire state, he was humiliated almost to the point of suicide. Ho he hit upon excess alco­ holism. For this let him tem­ porarily drown hla worries. And yet served as a pro­ tective amok* screen to de­ ceive hla wife so .h r would not know what was the under­ lying causa of hit caustic tongue. "She’ll think my lack of ardor," h* reasons, ” li j u*t dua to my being Intoxicated.” That's th* devious thinking of literally million* o f men past tha ag* of 40, who flee from their own sexual conflict via liquor. If you wives could read tho minds of your husband (ami you can do to easily if you follow thesa case* regularly), then you could produce a miraculous chang, in your rau.tlc mate. For his criticism! and accu­ sation* about her running around with his drunken pals, it Just Jack’s attempt to pro­ ject hla own self-depreciation Phil Newsom Says . . . Mexico Has Matured Despite occasional differ­ ences ot rr the treatment to he accorded Castro Culm, United Stiles Mexico relations are at thplr highest point In years. Tli« signs are that they are In Improve still more. The forecast* are based an the man who has been (elect­ ed by the dominant Instltutlnnal Revolutionary p a r t y (I'Itt) to succeed Adolfo Lo­ pes Mateos as president of Mexico in December, lWH He is Gustavo Dias Ordar, minister of the interior in the I.opei Mateos government. And since the PRI has not lost an election In more than 30 years, his election la cun side red assured. As interior minister since laia. Dias Ordat has coope­ rated closely with the United States eo much so that Com­ munists and Castroites have attacked him as "pro-Yanqui” ami a leader of reactionary forces. Mexico’s refusal to gn ak>ni with U. S. demands for a total break with Cuba, in­ cluding an economic blockade, Is well known. I-ess well known Is the firm crackdown on Communists and Communist agitation that hts been carried out within Mexico under Dias Order's direction. While moet passed fare tra­ veling to Cuba dtnply use Mexico as a way-point, all have been closely checked for year*. I V ir photographs are taken and their passports stamped. Tons of Communist propa­ ganda carried out of Cuba have been confiscated at the Mexico City airport. Rut Mexico has matured politically and its constitu­ tional reforms given Ismls to previously landless peasants and apread national wealth among a growing middle claae. Mexico l* far a bead of most other l.etin American nation* in her agricultural, educational and tax reforms. Since tha start of tha Alli­ ance far Progress, the United States has extended more thin itoo million to Mexico in direct loans and credits. Tha fart that a single par­ ty hea been ab!e to dominate Mexican polltIce for so many yeara In no sense establishes it a* a has), of dictatorship. upon hla Innocent wife. Rut he also accuse* her un­ mercifully to hear her protests of faithfulness, for they are sweat music to the ears of a platonic male. When a husband is half drunken anil arguing or mak­ ing such wild accusations, the usual wife feels anything but romantic. Yet what her husband needs is to be sexually reassured about his own erotic vigor. Ho will you wives like Julie PLKASK herd us doctors ami submerge your own hurt feel­ ings for a week or two, as you salvage your husbands? For Jack ami other talrntrd men can either become hnppy, functioning hudiand* again, or go on to skldrow because of a wife's sins of omission. Wives, become more ag­ gressive, purely as a medical prescription, and ere that you restore your mule's erotic pride. Ho lend for my booklet "How to Prevent Platnnle Marriage,” enclosing a long stamped, return envelope, plu* 20 cents. Julie saved her marriage after she was on the brink of divorce, hut It takes smart wivea who play the game ac­ cording to th* rule*. Wilh/ut thinking and tears and moaning will not produce a horns run In baseball, nor will It make your husband run hnma happily, either! m n C '-uuiy o ; iK i.it Muclaty ■ • a s n s u ts rr ll« Wsek wtu.La LUltur rsu ssrit editor U .rh an lcal i;lr- u l a t l o n ainacKU-riow a m i s r •*■** ■eaUaaU C s t s l l fs.se I Tear S.I4 I : sa I I OS I l ’. a. P o s t a l n . s v U l l o n * p ro v id e p a i d In a d v a n c e . Kupi. a v i a iim a x tu x a R u . t n s .a U i i n t a r NAHiiiK-rr jiu m n v C la s .K I.it I i lr .u iu r r a t v a voi.Tni.lvw M anager are here Every atudrnt in college or advanrrd grades nerd* a typewriter. Tit* Smith - t'oron* Port­ able Electric or Manual I* tops. 8-year Guarantee HAYNES OFFICE MACHINE CO. 314 Magnolia Hanford Term* and Trade-lna Open Evening! M onth. A.7% S M o n t h . M onths I SO I M o n t h * M onth I OS 1 M o n t h t h a t a l l w a l l s u b . c r l f U o a * he C a t e r e d a s eecon-l c l a s s m i l t e r O e t u b e r 17, ISIS e l t h e P o s t O ffice o f Han ford . Monde, under t h a A c t o f C o n o r . . . «( M a rch . r h a H e r a l d la a m . m b s r of t h e U n i t e d P i e e e w h ic h I s en l l l l e d a i o l u a t v . l r t e Ihb u se for i l p u b l l e s l l a a e t e l l t h a l e d n e w t » r l n t » d In th is m w . p e p e r . FA 2 - 9 5 1 1 f your wife la unhappy In your present Some or apartment, (km* let her m A M l V• , ? J ° wolk ln,° 0 T Jim Vy°JUr ho"«- »Y P«rln« |U- 150 a month rent for only 11 ynora,you would ipend V J00...enough to wwn tho meat bonudhd D O W N • BUILT ON Y O U R L OT . 1 0 0 ° o F I N A N C I N G 3-Redroom C0MANCHI ■^_n * ( . 1 ,0 * 1 • DOG OWNERS City ordinances* require that every dog he TURKEY A DAY IM P E R IA L Hall for the dog licence. 120H S. PARK AVE. LAST Tha flog o ffic er is now patro llin g to pick up all wnllcanaad a n d a tra y dogs. - l . Draw Inga Each Wednesday at H I*. M. Auk Attendant For Detail* COME IN AND SEE I S and the certificate to be prmented at the City current rabies vaccination by a veterinarian ... Right I I'll Buy You a Jim Waller Home I AllRight I All NO M O N fY licgfiHed. Thia lino requires the dog to have a Alt t l k w f i l l s i Tsar Sanford Furniture Co. SCHOOL DAYS w altksi A s s o c i a t e tM itn r r w i . u s t v i*i:i.r U a n a c l i n r E il l l o r ment as weH as the highest. WASHINGTON (NEA) — administration In Congreei. Witness General Accounting Before that, there wax the The |300 milllon-a-year pay increase for 1.S million gov­ record of House clerk Ralph Office evidence that 81 Dis­ ernment employes Just ap­ R. Roberts using a govern­ trict of Columbia employe* proved by tha House Civil ment ear for travel to race ware out driving taxii when Service Committee is only trarka outside of Washington. Elected Congressmen have they were euppesed to be tha first step. been Involved, as well ■■ working for Uncle Sam. Tha bill may be amended as their ( tiff aaaiitanta. Form­ Not ail government em­ It might even be killed, er Rep. Thomaa F . Johnson, ployee should be condemned though th at isn’t considered D-Md., wai sentenced to alx for tbtee exeeasea by • few. likely. months imprisonment for con­ The vast majority ara loyal, But the raise could hardly spiring to use influence to efficient and In many case* hava been brought out at a get a mail fraud charge drop­ distinguished public servants. worst tlma. For tha standing Republican adminlstrmtlnns1 ped. Rep. Frank Boykin, Dof publie servants is now Ala., was spared Imprison­ have their crooks as well a* near an all-time lew. ment because of bad health, the Democrats, and throwing The late House speaker but was fined 140,000 In the the rascals out la good Ameri­ can political practice. Ham Rayburn once summed same rase. up an earlier but similar situ­ The old racket of putting But U the Democrat* want ation this way: "Toward th# wives, children, more distant to be returned to power in end of tha Truman adminis­ relatives and even friend* on 1934, end if they went to tration, we got m little bit the congre.slonal payroll la merit any general pay and cereieas." still practiced flagrantly by salary raises, they have a job The result was that in the both senaton and represent­ to do in raising tha standards 1952 elections tha Demo­ atives In spite of repeated ex* of conduct in govirnmsnt. crats lost ro t only tha White poaurei which seem to do no House but also majority con­ good. trol of beth houses of ConThe score* of senators and greea. representative* holding re­ The implication today (s serve commissions in the By Hal Cochran that if the Democratic admin­ U. S. armrd services, exposed istration in the White House by Sorippi-Hcward reporter If thera weren't so many and in Congress doesn't Jim I.ucss, forced a mild con­ station breaks on television tighten up itn operations, it gressional inquiry but no genviewer* would get more. will deserve to lose the 1934 ertl corrective action. elections. The nation was shocked by We're In the middle of the This increasingly heard po­ disclosure* that James M. litical criticism is inspired, of Landis, former government season when fiction fs stran­ course, by the conflict-of-in­ administrator and Harvard ger than truth — golfers terest charges and questions Law School dean, filed no in­ and fishermen are talking. of ethical conduct involving come tax returns over a government officials. period of yeara. A similar There may be nothing le­ charge recently was filed gally wrong in some of these against Herbert K. May, 18OVER 95 TEARS eases. But it did not alt well year Treasury official and At First 41 Palmetto with public opinion to have deputy assistant secretary of (Alongside eld peat alike) former Navy Secretary Fred state. Korth charged with soliciting And It w»* only a year ago business for his hank while that Internal Revenue Servholding high government of- I ice renewed action against fice. ! Rep. Adam Clayton Powell, The charges by Flop. Oliver U-N. Y-, Is* collect nearly P. Bolton Jr., R-Ohlo, against |50,000 in back tneoma taxes • C v f t U • Fnrnftnre Labor Seeratary W. Willard and penalties. • TH# • Piano* Wirtx for soliciting lobbyists The ehiiellng fever affects • Rental Bade and trade association repre­ the lowest ranks in govern­ sentatives to huy $100 ticket* fur a reception honoring Hen. Harrison Williams, D-N, J., M O V I N G ? roflect credit on neither. They nre too similar to In* CALL t r r l o r Secretary Stewart Udall’s famous roundup of oil company representativae ^ ■ ■ 1 1 1 1 ■ I I for a Democratic dinner. The current investigation Into tha possible conflict-ofMOVING AND S T O R A G E CO , INC. interest activities of former Senate majority Secretary Robert O. Baker Is merely 50 4 Celey Ave. Sanford, Fla. th* latest example of loose WEEK'S ***** met in ixtic ro o t — IHtIDi rtNintiNo omoHM *2 8 9 5 You'll b . om ar.d of the brand-name material, < « "» * « « « « methods wed to custom build Walter homes, with or without inside finishing os yov There are 211dM ndhn stylet ond floor pfaTru. Jno bedrooms, all illustrated In our latest catalog. VISIT, WRITI, OR PHONI COUICT TO THK D OfFICl NEAREST YOU. THI D SERVICE STATION Jim W a iter SANFORD « <»i < i • <fv r i o p^, ' ' WINNERS O»y‘o TV .Service Roby Rowand Mm. R. L. Williams J. C. Beasley Mary Lou Danyluek Jsmea L. Martin Thomas Rickards ORLANDO, FLA. 4540 W. Colonial Hwy. 50 Want Phonet 295-0981 �Ailing Lawson Out; Oviedo Hosts St. Joseph By Julia* S u a stro a Buddy Lawson, tha Fight­ ing Seminole*’ sensational halfback, will not ba in the lineup tonight at Winter Garden when the locals tangle ®hr Oanforb fined te his hem* by a threat infection. “While we*l! miss Lawson,** Pigott explained, “ we're for­ tunate to hav# capable re­ serve strength and we'U he alternating Lloyd Freeman Fri. Nov. 22, ’63— Pajre 5 and Kddie Kotky at Lawson's right halfback spot." | with tha LaVesiew High Bed Devils. Head Coach Jim Figott said I this morning that Lawson, a senior right half who has sparked the Tribe in several I past contests, has been con- f rralb • About Sports Thinking O u t Loud UV JULIAN 8TKNSTBOM Seminole* — vn — Krd Devil* There’ll be question* in the minds cf ‘Seminole f«n» tonight in Winter Gardi'ii as to how the kvuls will faro against Lakeview outfit without the services uf tha Tribe’s speed merchant, Buddy Lawson. However, Head Coach Jim Pigott has been preparing for this by spending most of the week running I.loyd Freeman and Eddie Husky in Lawson's position. Lawson has been under the weather for several days but word leaked cut only this morning. Meanwhile I’igntt smiled broadly as he thought about the Red Devils working all week long on how to step the Tribe’a flashy, breakaway runner. . . . Oviedo Wind* Up Home Season Tonight The Oviedo Lions lock up Courier Field alter tonight's conflict with St. Joseph's of St. Augustine. The Lions will be out after victory number three, and they'll do all they can to prevent loss number si*. Meanwhile, the Lion* have been engaged in one tie. Next Wednesday the Lions lower the curtain on the 'till campaign at Cresent City. • • • They’re Having a Great Time Al .Mid-Florida According to H. K. "Pat" l.ary, members of tha Senior Men s Golf Asscciation are really* enjoying the-a balmy days at tha Mid-Florida Country Club near San l.ando Springs. Knrh Wednesday, says I.ary. who is chairman of the association's tournament committee, the members • f the association engage in surne sort of links play. “ All of our fellows,'* l.ary say* proudly, “are 3.1 ycur* of age or more. Last Wednesday we had about a dozen menilier* participate in our weekly get-together. Frequently we have more. We have a good time and then wind up the festivities with a luncheon at the club.’* Next Wednesday, pat reports, “ We’re going to have a member-guest tournament with I t* «f pii*,.*.” llj the way, last week Leo K»<ex, Krio Ihillman nod Lenny Rolhurx grabbed the first three prises in a best ball event. • • • Sem inole H igh G ritltler H anged In E ffigy Night before last a Seminole High gridster Was bunged in effigy near the Delaind High School as Itulldog students begsn a lb-day prugtant to raise spirits to the highest possible peak for the Seminolc-DeLaml en­ gagement a week from tonight in lire city to the north. A photo for tha hanged "Seminole’* was plastered in tha middle of the Dcl.and Sun New*’ sports section. Wv’v* mailed tin* pictuia to Jim Pigott. • • • The Weekly \Va*h Thera’s never been a tie during tha 21 hall games between the Miami Hurricanes and the Florida Gators who clash Saturday in the Orange Bowl. The Hurri­ canes have won IS, the Gator* II. However, Morula hs* outscored the Hurricanes, 333 to 268 . . . Mnrida A A M’s Rattlers are the third ranked small roilege grid team in the natien in the UPI weekly poll. They trail only Delaware and Northern Illinois . . . Stetson University's cage hopes faltered aomewhnt the other night when the Hatters dropped two srrintmngc games to VoLlosta State . . . larcal football fans agreed all week Wng that Itishop Moore's Gary I’reisser lived tip to his advance hilling last week in almost lending the Hornets to a victory over the Seminoles, They also agreed that Preisser's clever ball-handling and passing made him nliout tha best to perform in the local orchard in some year* . . . Ono Seminole fun charged the local Tribe with being "Indian givers." lie was referring to the fact that the Warriors give the opposition a head stait and then take the bull gume away from them later . . . Drive safely this weekend and we'll think out loud again Monday. • • Lawton, who also handles the safety position for the Seminoles’ defensive unit, will be replaced by Danny Tillls. Meanwhile, Pigott reported that defensive halfback Buddy Burton has been out of action most of the week. However, that Burton will see some action and it will mean that offensive halfback Kail Black will are some action as a de­ fensive halfback. And Pigott added that if Block has to see both of­ fensive and defensive action halfback Chuck Scott will be utilized as a wild card. “Of course.” added Pigott, "Chuck deserves s chance to see ac­ tion after coming through for us last week against the tough Bishop Moore outfit,” Scott broke Io*.sc in the second per­ iod ngnln«t the Hornets and raced 3.1 yards for the first SIIS scot*. • • • On the other tide of the ledger, reports from Winter Garden way indicate that Head Coach Vel Heckman might hav*’ his problems, too. “ Sup­ posed!),” mused I'igott, “He's without three of his first stringers for Friday's affair. Hal Kamnierer is said to lie out along with Larry Capplrinan, a 'JOl-pouml offensive center and defensive tackle and offensive tackle Randy Hylton.” Asked if lie were taking these seriously, the Seminole mentor replied, "Well, he could he getting his excuses ready. We just don’t know for sure." The Seminoles will be deck­ ed out in their black “ homo” uniforms Friday night in­ stead of their truditional white jerseys they usually wear on the ruad. “This was Winter Garden's request," said I’igott. “I guess that tin y saw us in the Leesburg game wearing our hlrnk outfit and perhups they’re Imping for the same results." If the Seminoles can wiap up Friday's contest and wilt from Dcl.and they will taka tiie conference title. If they lose to Lakevirw it emild throw the Orange-Belt loop into s three or four-way tie for the rrown. Seminole's starting lineup tonight will include end* Bar­ ry Marks and Frank Noel!, tnrklr* Jim Touhy and Dale Alexander, guards Joe Purdy and Steve Clark, renter Dan McCall, quarterback Ron Hillson, halfback* Karl Htnck and I.loyd Freeman, Chuck Scott or Kddie Husky, and fullback Lee Sparkman. H n o w n for their rich shrimp and tuns fishing grounds, giant tortoise* slid iguanas, the Gnlapags s Is­ lands behind to Ecuador, E IG H T PANTHERS on the ( ’room* High eleven aing their proverbial iwan hour* toniKht nt Sanford's Memorial Stadium when the local h ig h m-hool machine meet* the once defeated Jone* High Tigers of Orlando. C losing o u t their high school gridiron c a re e r* are (front, left to right) end Hilly Hush, tackle Edward Boston, guard Henry Byrd, tackle George Hush, and flanker Errol Cherry. Departing backs (left to right) are Wil­ lie Ransom, Samuel Alloway, William llartsfied and Perry Gaines. SANFORD MEN'S BIBLE CLASS PINECREST BAPTIST CHURCH VOLIE A. WILLIAMS JR. — TEACHER "IF YOU ARK NOT ATTENDING A SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS, PLEASE LET 9:45 NEXT SUNDAY MORNING FIND YOU ENJOYING TIIE CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP OP THIS NEW CLASS." ONORA ROAD Four More 'Fighting Seminoles' FA 2-3737 DALE ALEXANDER STEVE CLARK MIKE FOKDIIAM LARRY WATSON A senior and second-year varsity offensive tackle Dale Alexander has been one of the standouts oil Seminole High’* Black Rjm unit. Wearing No. 61. Alexander weighs 180, has worked long and hard vn his football skills, and Tribe coaches agree it has paid huge dividends. Dale is an aggressive blocker and opens holes for Seminole hacks. Al­ exander is al«) a member of Hie sehool's track team. A first year member of the Seminole varsity, Steve Clark, is the Tribe's left guard on the offensive Black Ram unit. Clark hit* the scale* at 180 and wears No. 64. Affection­ ately called "Porky" by his males, Steve Is a tough, quick linesman and an exceptional blocker. He is a good trapper, likes to head downfield and execute the peel back block. He played JayVee basketball last year and was on the track tram. Seminole sophomore Mike Kordham is play ing his first year on the SIIS varsity. Mike, an end of the offensive Phantom unit, al>o sees plen­ ty of action on the defensive Headhunter eleven a> an end. linebacker and h .1 If h a c k. Weighing 106 and wearing No. 81, big Mike is considered a fine athlete with good hands, height, speed and ag­ gressiveness Mike also parti­ cipates in baseball and bas­ ketball A junior and first year var­ sity defensive end on the headhunter unit, Larry Wat­ son weighs Ism and wears No. 84 for Ihe Seminoles. Watson has size, speed, and his spe­ cialty is rushing opposing passers. Offensively, Watson considered a fine pass re­ ceiver by his coaches. Larry was a member of last year's SIIS haskethall team. Factory Paint Finale To Be !n Top Spot Against Eau Gallie By Richard Grant llrrald Sports Writer Cojch Dick Copeland's l.> It) Donna Merck man Greyhounds close out Marnier wi-utlicr! High wa­ Ihe 1963 gridiron season Sat­ ter is down, so buck to the urday afternoon when they ri'c r. The weather couldn't tangle with the Kail Gulhe !« mot* perfect for boater* and campers, thi-’c cool night* Just right for camp fires. • • • The I'uiet Guard tiad a boarding party on the river lust wet-k. They examine.| about '.’nil boats. Citations were given out for improper equipment. These citations .an amount to a xubstunti.il fine, • • • Monts di-pluying tha Const Guard Auxiliary sticker arc not tt-ually stopped for itispi-ction. Also the Sheriff* department and tha State Hoard of Conservation recog­ nize* these sticker*. • • • Const Guard lessons will be nvnilnhle starting January lath for nn eight lesson roars,, in snfety afloat, navigation end government regulations. Tim course* wilt lie held in San­ ford at the Court House, s-i start thinking about attend­ ing them. Last year there were 38 graduatesI • • • Looking for a place to go boating this weekend? Try Silver Glen Springs It’s lo­ cated on the West side of Lake George and is about 2'x • .1 hours front t-okc Monroe via the St. Johns. Them sre cabins for rent, camp sites and dockside tlerlrir.il hook­ up*. Above all. beautiful scen­ ery and good fishing. • • « Let us hear of your activi­ ties and plans, tint a gripo pertaining to hosting or ramping? If «o, let’s hear about It. Let’s hear of the chil­ dren who participate with their boating families, tll.-ard that last week a 4month old baby made her deliut nn th-J river In tha family boat I Feature Added To Drag Races Elimination* featuring a l.r Mans (running) start have I.*-eii added to Satunlay’s drag racing program at tlie Osceola Airport. Officials of the Seminole Timing Association, which sponsors the In weekly drag npets, nniiotinr.il today they ti.ivi- added ' a tittle something rxtrs" to their planned )|uil in prize money and trupld.-s to rover the winner of the additional event. Crider the la- Mans rules, competitor* leave their ears at tlie starting line, ignition off. At the iltup of thn flag they race 30 yards on foot to their cars, tlo-n must buckle th.-ir safety belt* before start­ ing their motors. After thut, it's every man for himself. In the three l.e Mans races held «o far, Sanford’s Rsy Hu.loot, diiver of s 1963 Cor­ vette Sting Ray, bus proven himself fastest afoot na well as one of the fastest tx-liin I the wheel, lie's won all three races. Time trials get underway Saturday at 7:30 p.tn. with eliminations at 0:30. Local racing huffs look for Orlsndo's Rob Tucker, driver of one of Ibn fastest stock cars in Florida, to bring his P.16.3 factory rxpri inirntal Chevrolet bn* k to the I P i n . l z strip for a go al tli* top money. 'tu c k e r's uptly-naoo>1 alt aluminum car “Thunder" hat lorn elo. k.-d in under 12 sec­ ond’ on the local quarter mile. U'ummodmes m the coastal city. Moth Hie Greyhounds and tlu- Com modules have fewer wins Ilian losses during their current campaign hut both dulls will Im- seeking to improve their standing in their respective areas. The 'Hounds have posted three wins while dropping five contests. They've been put through several rough drill* this week in preparation for the Commodores, (‘ope land has worked hix gri.l.lerx on tmtli offensive and defensive formations. The season's finale finds the Greyhounds almost frits (rated. After rolling to three consecutive w i n s , beating Oviedo, Ocoee ami New Sin> rna Beach, the 'Hounds have lost five straight engage ments. They were whipped hy P. K Yonge, Aiihurnd.ile, Titusville, Mt. Dora and Flor id.i Air Academy of Mel­ bourne. The l.ytuan eleven has lu-en hard hit hy numer­ ous Injuries since it's fourth game. Kirkoff time is slated fur for 2 p. in. The Factory Paint Outlet In winning three points from Howe Tire Shop has the (op ■•pot all to themselves II H Tiles and Strinprr* Rinl Estate who were tied for fust with Factory Paint met on the lanes amt split the derision, thus leniainlng tied for second place. I’lerro Mfg. Co. won all four from their opponent Jet Inn uii.l St. John* Realty with tlu rr wins from Mur Lou .limbed out of the . ellar. Pryor* Ins. and M.-Rohert* Tile Co. also had a split de­ cision ea.-li with two wins to their rredlt. M idge W o.sis w a r 11.,* s t a r of tlie nig h t all Hie w a y with a big 341 s e r i e s and a high giinn- o f 210. L ouise H.isford came t i n . nigh f o r tlie F a r t o r y I *iiint . w ith a nice M 3— ISO and Dot J o h n s o n , I‘f O K -Tires, lolled a 313— 221. R u th P h i l ­ lips w as t o p s f o r Sl.-m pers with » 310— IlMt, T h e tw o top gals f >r S t. J o h n s w e r a .le-vn Monroe a n d It.-tty C a lla n with a MW go t a n d 301 196, re■l.ectlvely, l it D ona t, of J e t Inn, had a lug 321 213. Bf Joe Warden llrrald Bports Writer Returning from an open date, the spirited Lions of Oviedo High play the St. Jos­ eph of St. Augustine In hopes of achieving thrir third vic­ tory for the season. Tonight's contest is the last home game of the 1963 season, and the Lions coaching stall in "ap­ preciation" of the players’ parents arts of sacrifice and co-operatinn. has designated tonight's tilt as ’'Parents' Night." St. Joseph's is an aggres­ sive hall club. Alllmugh the Flashes sport an unitnpress*ve season's record, they are capable of forming upsets against stronger teams. The Flashes are balanced according lo size and compar­ able to the Lions in that re­ spect. Although St. Joe is not a polished leant they can he a tough opponent. Sparked by two quarter­ backs, the Ancient City eleven usually runs from Ihe spread formation, giving emphasis to a devastating passing attack. Tlie ramrod of St. Joe's air game Is Held general Hobby Webb 4ii.l his consjstanl tar­ get*. ends l/Cvvis Micklcr and Larry McGowan In spite of the fact that SI. Joe has a more Imprexxivc passing ihan running game, lullhark Steve Yacarro has proved to lie the big gainer in the Flashes' ground attack. Vaccaro exhibits good decep­ tion anil is a threat as a de­ fensive linebacker, lie is aided offensively hy halfbacks Danny Colrc and Edscl Man uey. St Jue lias good doptli and rarely tails to convert points after touchdowns due to tlie precision kicking of Webb. The Flashes also display good team ro operation and spirit. The St. Augustin* aquad hat not been hurt by Injuries and should b« in good physical condition. David Masters, g u a r d , should shine fur the Flashes’ defense, which it rated poor when it comes to passing. St. Jot* has been severely- hurt by the lack of a pass defense, and Oviedo should he able to take advantage of this fact. Ovis-do ha* played a tough­ er schedule than St. Joseph'* anil this should aid the Linns. Yet Oviedo is not loo over­ confident The Lions hav* participated in nigged exer­ cises this week to toughen up stamina and power. Oviedo'* open date has given the Lions time to recuperate from In­ juries and illnesses. Oviedo ha* been drilling o t fundamentals this week, par* tieularly pass defense, hoping to keep the Flashes' air gama to a minimum. Also, the Lions have been sharpening up their offense and practicing new play* which may- be introduc­ ed during tonight's tilt. The Lions are al>o perfecting Mime of the pas« patterns that caught Florida Air off guard wiu-n the Lions luught tha Falcons. Concerning tonight s con­ flict. Head Coach Jim Palmer observed. “ Alter the layoff this past week, we are in bet­ ter shape: the buy* have hail a rest. Wr arc going out to beat St. Joe tonight." Oviedo'* lineup tonight will include m ils Jimmy Beaslv and Ted Bclhurn, tackles Bill Murphy anil Tim Colbert, guards Arden Arndt and Jim ­ my Saucer, center Charlia Miller, plus Courier at quar­ terback, Miklrr ami Gouge at the halves, and Brook* al full* back. St. Joe will start ends Lewi* Miekler and Larry McGowan, Licklcx l.iu u r Powers and Nick Mariana, guards David Mid-Florida Masters and Dave Tomer, center George Townsend, plus Results Given Bobby Webb at quarter, Ed* la-o Essex. Eric Hallman M’l Manury and Danny Col* and l.i-nny bolhtirs took tlie at Ihe halves and Slev* Va* three top prizes in Wednea- earns at fullback. day's Senior Men's Handicap Best Halt Event at the MillFlorida Country Club near I Sanlando Spring*, according to Pat l.ary, tournament chairman for the Senior Men's Golfing Association. Ks.set posted a net 68 to grab lop honors. Ilallman look second pi .in* with a net70 and Bnlhnrx with a 7i [ACTION! THRILLS! was third World”, Fait,at Sport Next Wednesday ihe asso­ ciation will feature a mem­ FUST GAM! ber guest tournament w i t h lee off time slated at 9.30 7:40 f.m. [ 3 a. m PAIt MUTUIL tia i. a ia t TONIGHT Factory Paint, 29 — 13; WAGERING Kti-mpers, 28—16; OH Tires, 1 6AMES NIGHTLY 18 In; How* Tne, . 10; L a d ia t Night Pierre. 2.3'j 20V*| J.-t Inn, My I'nitrd I’rrs* lntrrnation*l SYDNEY, Australia — 'W aV in 'Ies 21 Mcltobarte, 20 24; It*.- 2 1'4 ; St. Johns, Hockey Gattellnri, II2N . Au«T iU ftw . and Mar Lou, 12—32. trialla, outpointed Itny Perea, [«tt«v. Pf«. i3« 6r21 1134, Honolulu 10. Sorry, N« Minoti LOS ANGELES — Paul ORLANDO « uiNOl t Rojas, 131, Son IV.Irn, Calif., FRONTON oUt|lointi-il Sergio Uotiicx, 133, mwv i ; *9} a t » r on h aw* Mexico City Ml. Fitflit Results Turkey Shoot! SPONSORED It) — IHE LAKE MARY VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT. g o o d / year Sunday — 2:00 P. M. SERVICE STORE .TV. \Y FIRST S T ., SANFORD. FLA., FA 2-2821 Near Fire House In Lake Mary OPEN TILL 9 FRIDAY NITE �h ltM PrairieLake Forrestals Former BeginsWorkOn C O Visits N avy Base NewBuilding U K o f .^ W Foreseen For State « % «* hm t f at t h t DaSary fin to Ftertoe A M U triple to the m H I i m I m . h t t t Kel­ Senator Molly, ant of ly, of U b t o i t o l i r a d to I oral nnannnnnril candidate# talk M M l i t DeBery In tho M it ■nhoraatortol ala* W in ef Mon, atatod that "Florida MYF Members Attend Rally Spanking on tho auhjact, "Floral Raaponalbllity In Cor. rnmawt,” tho BMator oal A a yaaplo aoaa wm ho caB* od an to aaloat a goromor si tho retired citizens w ant 0 ________ _____ i k t n of the ia who win hoop tho rising Cnmlheciy Community M ttl- coots of eperating tho governM ill Charth M W , tceoapt- ment within their roUromant itod by I n . Dolmas Cop* Im I m 4 Jack Wnltmnn, roun* in tho •dor of Um Bonier *"•** -t- world to government. You will tended tb# Orlando U ijtrt.t h n v e te feet tha bills—so se­ Youth Bally Tuoaday at lect ■ man who will hoop with* " B to Orlando. in n balanced budget* ___MeBae, easedHarold Lynch, chairman at „ _____of r t n t Methodist t h o nealneting committee, Cherth, fBM • challenging presented tho following slate sermon m w8poak Up For of off koras For president, EuY on Faith.” Bor. B rno F. A. Daria) for rice presi­ dent, Darwin Bruce) ai-officio, ______ and eoofm aco youth Dr. f a s t V. Clay: aom tary, offlaora ynrtlelpnted In tho William B. Homiton, and profrata wkkh wm bald to treasurer, Claire Fallows. tho churehln inspiring now President James C. Bradley aaaataary. announced work will start next month on n now direc­ tory. Mayer Hayden B una, Jack nonvlllc, another unannounc­ ed candidate for governor, will ■posh at tho December meet* lag. DCT CLUB MEMBERS a n shown with one of the firet aid Uta they are getting to raise fund* for their annual civic project. From left, Mike Chance, F at Rice, Gary Griffla, Joyca Beckham and Steve Willia. GroupToAttend Bishop'sRally By I a n B ar. and Mm . D alm u Copaland of tho Canalborry Commnatty Mathodlat Church aad Mr. aad Mm . Burboa Farrall, chairman of tb# offld a l board a id church aaera* tary, «UI altand tho Bishop's Bally far tha Ministry to ba bald Tuoaday a t tho Flrat Mathodlat Church la Orlando at M a.m. ThU rally la being bald aa part of a church wide pro* gram to Meruit naw mlnlsteM. Tho Mctbodlit Church la taunchiag an acealoratad program to Intorait moro young man In entering tha mlnlitry and aid with their education. ServiceHeld InMission By Jana Caaetlkerry Tha flrct official icrrlcc to ho held In tho naw church building of tho Lako Howoll Baptist Mission on Howell Breach Road waa held Sunday mornlag with tha paitor, Bar. Lewis Taylor, In charge. Bar era I naw mambera war# racatvad into tha church cl that time. Sunday School atrrle a i will ha hold each Sunday at 1:45 a.m-; morning worship al 11:00 a.m .; evening worship at 7:M p.m. and Wednesday craning prayer m atting at 1:10 p.m. A ravlval and orangellstle cruaada will ba conducted at tha chapal Dec. B-13 by Bar. Harwood Stoalo of tho Riverside Baptist Church in Orlan do. League To Visit Sarepta Home The Friendship League of the Hanford Congregational Church has planned a visit and sung fast a t Sarepta Home neat Friday afternoon with Mr*. Ralph Hammond In charge. Gifts were brought to today's masting of tho group for wrapping and packaging to ho sent a t Christmas to migrant children. Election of offlceri also was scheduled today and book re orto were presented by Mrs. fllUam Burtsehe, president, and Mm . Merrill Robinson. Christmas stocking offerings were collected. Rev. Grantham DiesInHospital Her. V, H. Grantham, IT, died Wednesday at Seminole Memorial Hospital. Ho waa b o n ia 1IM la BentonvIUo, N. C. and had tired In San­ ford for the past M y ean . Rev. Grantham was a re­ tired Christian minister and had aerved three churcbea la Florida. Haines City, Ctear* water aad Sanford. He Is survived by hla wife, Mrs. Eual Grantham, (wo sons, Victor Grantham of Tampa aad Clarence Gran­ tham of Clearwater, one daughter, Mrs. H. E. Smock, Ckarwater, 10 grandchildren and flvo aLcteri. funeral service* wore to be at 10:30 a. m, today at (he First Christian Church with Rev. Mason Gregg officiating, m iste d by Rev. Robert E. Coleman, Jr., D.D. The body will be sent to Goldsboro, N. C. for burial. Brlsson Funeral Homo la In charge. Yule Decorations Go Up Monday Christmas derorstloni will go up In downtown Sanford Monday, according to E. C. Harper Jr., chairman of thk Merchants Association pro­ ject. Light poles will be decorat­ ed with green and rod gar* lands with Santa conlca, 1»Inch glitter balls and old English lanterns suspended alternately from scrolls, from tho ACL railroad to Sanford Avenue on First Street; from F ir.t & 5*tur«1 ot> M.gnolU Avenue and Park Avenue. Santa and his reindeer will be suspended above the Interseetkn at Second Street and Park. By Jane Casesto u ry P rairie Lako Baptist a n y th has launched ■ building pro­ gram and a rough draft of plans for n new two-story edu­ cational building h u been made. A committee a t five men has boon appointed to wm plate the plans and p m tn t them to the church. Serving on the committee are T. D. Bagley, temporary chairman; Floyd Bailey, Sunday School superintendent; Don Conway, Training Union director; L. M. Coeila, retired builder; Harley Sturgill, chairman of the dcacofli and Amoo Carroll. Tho building win bo approx­ imately ID by 130 feet and will bo heated a t Uto re a r of tho church. It win lncluda •pecs for • church library, n u r • o r y, claaarooma for adults, primary and Interme­ diate classes and facilities for recreation. Donation* for the purchas* of blocks have made possible the purchite of 3,000 blocks thus f i r and the building la scheduled for completion by next summer. The expansion is necessary due to the fact that present Sunday School fadlitiet are (axed to the maximum, ac­ cording to Rev. Leonard Jones, pastor of ths church. Auxiliary Sets Bake Sale CapL Lawrence R. Gels, former Commanding Officer, USS ro n e sta l visited Sanford Wednesd ay and Inspected tho BA-5C Vigilante attack Cspt. Gels, now a member al a subcommittee working for the Joint Chiefs of Staff la Washington, la avalaating various weapons systems in­ cluding the RA-SC. In a full afternoon, be re­ ceived briefing* from L t Cdr. jack Youngblode and C sp t James O. Mayo, Commander Heavy Attack Wing One on the RA-SC, Hi associated aya* tems and overall capabilities. Than bo toured tho station, Inspected an RA-5C ta d flew to NAS Cecil Field la n Vigi­ lante. His pilot was Lt. Ger­ ald Coffee of Heavy Attack Squadron Throe. In provioM y*ars Cspt. Gels h u been a frequent visitor to Sanford. In 1332 and 'S3 he life . MORE FABRICS AND BETTER PRICES The Brotherhood of Prairlo Lake Baptist Church In Fern Perk will have n covered dish ■upper at 6:30 p.m. Monday night followed by a program a t 7:30. R. A. Boya and direc­ tors will be In charga of the program. COME IN AND SEE OUR NEW MATERIALS AND LOW, LOW PRICES UPHOLSTERY SAMPLES Temple visitors In Burma buy gold leaf to press on statute* of Budda aa offer­ ings. SIZE 25” x 27” Nice For Stools, Ottomans — Many Use* zn By Donna Estes Tha Ladies Auxiliary of the First Pentecostal Church of land, vice president, Donna Newsom, reporter, Pat Brantley, secretary, Longwood wilt sponior a bake Put Rabun, historian, back row, Mike Korgan, sergeant-at-arms, Leonard sale Saturday morning begin­ Aucoln, president, Honey Childs, treasurer, Bob Murtuln, parliamentarian ning at 3 o'clock. Salt will be and Raymond Bennett, chaplain. held In front of the new WinnDixie Store In Longwood. Serving on the committee are Mr*. Obera Young, chair­ man, who Is assisted by Mrs. Addle Adams, Mrs. Nslte Holticlaw, Mrs. Thomas L The Seminote Boosters club Chmn. MacGIlIii has askad has made similar motorcades Alrey and Ura, M. L. McDan­ once mors la apomorlng a that all fans Intending to •o successful In the past. iel. motorcade to an out of town "Join the parade" have their "Driven In previous Boost­ game of the Indian tribe, and cars decorated with the school er club trips have been most thia Friday will gather at the rotors. 1ft has some streamers co-operative In driving care­ high achool parking lot for that are available for those fully, staying In line and s 6:30 p.m. departure for who do not have them. He keeping safely spaced", the ''hint for* Winter Garden, according to also naked that th« convoy sheriff said. "We feel sura Dave MecGUlIa, chairman of rare be ready to move out that this same helpfulness will the "troop movement." promptly at 4:30 p.m. contlnus. We think It la a W ith n slogan of "Lay Sheriff J. L. Hobby, through good Idea for the headlights Lnkavlaw Low" or "Lambait his chief deputy Jim Single­ to be turned on, not only for Lakovlew," tho ataunch sup­ tary, has announced that hla safety's sake, but to let other porters of the "rarln* to go" department will provide the drivers know that this la a Warriors will be on hand to efficient motor escort that "m an movement", he added. lend their moral and vocal ■upport to tho Plgottmen as they square off against (he lied Devils of Vel Heckman. INnxIOR IATIX Thla la the lost scheduled WALL PAINT game for the Lakavlswers, • b o u m t Mama and tha reports coming from AM* cavil AU Winter Garden are that they IMIt MM Intend to close the season Mill IMM MINVTU • M O VAIMTT OOO. with a win. O V. TO «»» MWAH HIT M C0VUA4I M« OAIIOM 0 IAIV CHAM.VOWITH MAOAMOWAT10 O *M MTIIIO. UMON wuu. cMiMOArtAitia. waumai*. no. DIVERSIFIED CO-OPERATIVE Training Club mombera, nt Seminole High School, elected officers recently. They ore shown from left, Pat Hol­ N O TIC E! Beginning Nov. 23 Thru Easter Week We Will Be Open AU Day Saturday Hours 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Moo. thru Sat. Motorcade To SHS Game Set Church Plans Thanksgiving Service 0* £ EACH FREE! I Apron Patterns I CAMERA 8 HOP 210 B. PARK AVE. M id i SAMPLES — THESE YOU CAN USE TO ;j | MAKE NICE CI1KIHTMAS GIFTS. LIMIT ■ _____________ OXE PER FAMILY.______________ B NYLON UPHOLSTERY > < vi 3 m YARD DRAPERY c n i . c v t i mod. ¥M 209 W . l i t ST. | . *I»». »li ■Mil, SMI* iha m i toiitKDISCOUNT Paint Stores AMERICA'S LARGEST DISCOUNT PAINT CHAIN THAN ITOSU, COAM t o COAST Vi" DRILL ' YARD W Converts to power unit for 6 other tools n CHRISTMAS C U T -O U T S SANTA CLAUS, STOCKING, DOLLS, DOGS, ETC. OF LOCH ARBOR JIGSAW A 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH CONTEMPORARY [ living room — with private enclosed garden — A large block and black walnut paneling. lovely home — Two homes now under construction In Sanford's Grove Minor A ctually 7 different power Cuts a* teipe tom straight llm to stale* In m materiel Iran mad to a*UI. Uu H ess scroll, luck, crosscut, rip, store m band saw. Net 'castod" blade tor fttlar cutting tojutttol* tilting bese for 43bevel cuts. Makes own starting bole far pocket cuts. REMNANT *,« , Modern Kltchcnn by WILLIAM 8. BRUMLEY JR. 3 I N I 3 A l# l lE C T R I C BYRON M. LEACH ^7fnesJ d n t o * mwf ^^wu^wve^^T P. O. BOX 1599 1 54” Wide — Reg. 7.99 Yd. — Some Seconds CO Convert* to power sag tor SkilSMO/lock took test asw sand, grind, trim gratt, tends. Powerful M asp. notor h*nd1*i tough drilling jotu In rood, m*t*l brickwork. Lightweight, compact deign, wilto guilty gswsd chuck. — with a npnrious exponed beam grey glaao in nil 4 Babies — a dining room, featuring exposed Ask ua about thin fascinatingly ! NICE SELECTION. 41” - 54” WIDB VALUES TO 1.99 YD. SANFORD i.ioa a XIX > W in Wieboldt's All-now saw makes any cut in wood, metal By Donna E lite A Thanksgiving Day ser vice and covered dish supper will be held at the First Pen tecostal Church of Longwood beginning at fl p.m. Rev. E. noth Grant, pas U r vt t&8 'itiliTrfi li*. eat.tid­ ed Invitation to the public lo Join the congregation for this event. Those planning to at­ tend are requested to bring a covered dish, % < Cfl for Your Xmaa Stocking Now Complete — In R. M . Patten Jr. Infant Dies t SEW & SAVE Supper Set ? Robert M. Patten Jr., in font eon of Mr. and Mm . Ro­ bert M. Patten Sr., died at Eemlanlo Memorial Hospital Tuteday. Survivors are hla parents paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph U. Patten, DcBary and maternal grand parents, Mr. and Mm . Julius VeUefo of Dei Moines, lows. Graveside services wer« held Wednesday at the Oaklawn Memorial Park Ceme■ry, Chaplain Angelo J . LIism officiating. Brlsson Fun­ gal Item# waa la charge. wan Operations Officer for Commander Fleet Air, Jack. aonvlBe and participated ia the yi«—»«g for moving Hea­ vy Attack Wing One to San­ ford. Moro recently, ns Commaniag Officer, USS Forrestal be observed Sanford’s VAH-5 closely. Widely known in avia­ tion circles as n “comer" hU many Sanford friends look forward to the day when they can call him "Admiral." CAPT. L. R . GEIB Caps. Gels to a 1333 gra­ duate of the U. S. Naval before commanding the F a * Academy. He also attended the famed National War Col­ restal from mld-1362 to May lege in Washington, D. C., 1963. SEE US FOR REMODELING FA 2-8074 HILL 223 W. 3rd ST. LUMBER AND HARDW ARE CD FA 2-5581 Hwy. 17 & 92 Near Maitland FERN PARK, FLA. SEW & SAVE Vi > �/• * ■- . *Vi ■-— % EnKTOUR of h o m e s H it Courthouse Records ■ml Estate T n w d lM Legal Notice i s t i i s! c ir c u it c o i nT n r T im six t h ju d ic ia l r i n . Cl'IT |.X AID »'OH BSiMI* SUMS I'Ol'XTT, FLORIDA. ix ch a ncery so . u se r T1IK DROOKLTN n AVISOS l iA S K , A Sew York b s n k ln e c o rpora tion. Plaintiff, XI. ux, Sunlsnd E states, 914,000. Mary J. Perrigo to Herman R'ehard Joyce, at ux, Pathryn Park, 95,000. Firat Federal Savings and Loan Asiociation of Orlando to Dale William Riser, at ux, Prairie Lake Manor, 910,500. Connemara Corp. to Judaon B. Garvin, at a). Semln-Ie In­ dustrial Park, 913,500. Eugene I'. H nrriion, at ux to Anthony Keith Regan, Ridge High Subdivision, |t3 ,630. Frances K. Davla to Ronald M McElmurray, a t ux, Eaatbrook Subdivision, 913,700. 32 North Pearl SL Corpora­ tion to George W. Starks, at ux, S13-21S-30E, 910,000. 32 North Pearl SL Corpora lion to Thomaa C. Nelion, at us. S13-213-30E, 910,000. 32 North Pearl SL Corpora' turn to Alex B. Stevens, et ux, S13-2IS-30E, 910,000. 32 North Pearl SL Corpora­ tion to Hunter A. Drinker, at ux, SI3-21H-30E, 910,000. Joseph ( i s s i l , a t ux to John 9 . Offineer, at ux, Bel-Air, 96,500. Jamea L. Morgan, at ux to Virginia J. McGough, a t vir, South Pinecreit, 914,000. Virginia J, McGough, ct vir to James L. Morgan, at ux, San Lanta, 917,200. Robert D. See, et ux to Charles Herbert See Jr., Longduia Subdivision, 90,000. Gordon H. Monets, at ux to Earl G. Bones*, c t ux, Cassel­ berry, 912,500. Mortgage G uaranty Insur­ ance Corporation to Rudell W. Anderson, et ux, Tangiewood, 113,900. Sarah L. Tolley to Paul W. Hinshsw, at ux, Laka Emma Cove, $5,500. ('lowland J. Morris, at ux to Jamas A. Walden, at ux, Bear U k a Hill, $10,000. Dorothy Leary to Frank A. Eaton, Ravenna Park, 911,500, Albert M. Greene, et ux to Alcide T. Cormier, et ux, Queens Mirror South, $6,700. Peter D. McClure, et ux to Paul D. Boggs, e t ux, Country ML'IUKI. GARDNER, and If m arried, — GARDNER. her h u sb a n d . Defendants. s o T ir a o r su it bt .atk n r r u m ida T Oi MURIEL GAUDS BP. en.l If m arried ----- CARDN Kit, h e r h u e b in d , n hoe* reeldence le UNKNOWS T a u are h e r e b y required to file your a n e w e r or w ritte n d e f i n i t e . It a n y , In the above proc ee ding w ith t h e Clerk ef t h le Court, a n d to eerve a copy t h e r r o f upon the Plain, t l f l ’e attorneye. whore name* a n d a d d r e i i e ppeere hereon. « n or before t h e J4th dey of Decem ber, 1511. the n e tu r e of t h le proceeding being a aull fo r fnrecloeure of m o r l g u e a g a i n s t the following deacrlbed property, t o . w i t : l.ot SI. LONGDALB SCO. DIVISION. eecordlng to t h a P la t thereof, recorded NOTICE OK SALK tn P la t Hook II, P a g e II, N O T IC E IB H K U E l i r G IV o f the Publlo Hecorde ol UN t h a t p u r e u a n t t o tha F i n a l Seminole County, Flnrld*. DONK AND URDF.IIED at D a c r a s of F o r e c l o s u r e a n d Mala g.tnrord. C ounty of Hemlnole, ( n t e r a d In t h e r o u s e p e n d i n g S l a t e of Florida. this ISth day In t h a C ir c u it C o u r t In .and fo r H rm ln o la C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , c a s a o f November, 1111. Legal Notice (SE A L ) lio n . A r t h u r H. Beckwith, Jr. C lerk Circuit Court Hemlnole C ounty C o u r t - houn llyt M a rtha T. Vlhlen Deputy C lerk GREGORT, COURS A PA NIELLO A t t o r n e y e for r i a l n t t f f 404 Ja c keon S tr e e t T a m p a I, F l o r i d a P u b l i s h Nov. S», * II. 1541. Dec. 4. CDO-41 IX THE CIRCUIT COURT. SIXTH JUDICIAL CHUTTT o r F l o r id a is a sd ru n I R X I S O U C U l ’ STY. I ' l l A.XCBNY S D . P H 'S J . H OLEAslON. J R , me Ad. m l n l e t r i t o r o f V e t e r a n i ' Af­ f a i re . s n O f f i c e r o f t h e U n ited S t a t e s of A m e r l c e n , P la in tiff , Vi. T U L L K T W. 1I1XER a n d 1 'A T ItlC IA P. I t I X B i t. hie wife. Defan d an la. s o r i c s i o r »t it i s MOII riiAtii: FI1H41(1.0 «I HR .. T.tn~t i :L L i r r — . t v . . h i z K.B.. AVIIOU IS R E S I D E N C E Id U N K N O W N AND W H O S E L A S T K N O W N ADDRESS IS: I I I B r i g h t o n W ay , K e r n P a r k . Klo rlda: T O G AUK I I B U K U r NOT IT IK D t h a t a C o m p l a i n t lo f o re c tn e e a c e r t a i n m o r t a a s t encum bering the fu llo w ln g d escribed real pro p erly , lo-w lt; l a . t : i . U lo c k J. IIKKT I.KU IIUMKH OKLASlM t. SUC­ T IO N ONK, a c c o r d i n g lo P l a t t h e r e o f , r eco r d ed In P l a t II....k I I . 1 'i g e e i an d 4. Public Iteco rd e of S e m in o le C o u n t y , F lo rid a, h a s b e e n filed a g a l n i t y ou In th e above-etyled ault, the s h o r t t i t l e of w h ic h i« J . a. I H e a a u n , J r ., a e A d m i n i s t r a ­ t o r o f V e t e r a n s ' Af faire, an O fficer of th a U nited Stele* o f A m erica. P l a i n t i f f , v e r s u s T u l l e y W. H t a e r e n d P a t r ic ia P. H ta e r , hie w i f e , D efen d en ta, a n d y o n a r e r e q u i r e d to eerve e c o p y of y u u r A n a w e r or o th e r pleading to the Com­ p l a i n t on P l a i n t i f f s A tto r n e y . M e e k N. C le v e la n d . J r , l u l l * I I I Sanford A tla n tic National D a n k Uulldlng. S an fo rd , F l o r Ida. a n d file t h e o r i g in a l A n ­ s w e r or o t h e r p l e a d i n g In th e o l f l c e ul t h e C l e r k uf i h e C ir­ c u i t C o u r t on u r b e f o re th e 3rd d a y of D e c e m b e r, A. D. 1141 If you f a l l lo 4 e to. a d e c r e e p r o confeeeo will be t a k e n a g a i n s t you f o r th e r e l i e f d e m a n d e d In t h e C o m ­ p lain t. T h l e Notice s h a l l be p u b l l i h ed once a w eek for four con­ s e c u t i v e w e e k s In T h e S a n f o rd H erald, a new spaper circu lat­ ed In S em in o le C o u n i y . F lo rid a. D a t e d t h i s I S t b d ay e f Oct­ o b e r . A. O. 1441. ISK .U .) A r t h u r II. U e c k w llh , Jr., I ' t e r k of C i r c u i t C o u r t Uy: M a r t h a T .Vlhlen. D.C M e e k .V C l e v e la n d . J r . A t t o r n e y for P l a i n t i f f P. O. D r a w e r Z H a n f o rd . F l o r i d a P u b l l e h Nov. 1. I, II. it. t i l l c d n -m * Sanford - S eminole Area I Fri. Nov. 22, ’63—Ptefft 7 9 m l* A. K. Shorn ekscr, Jr., at ux to Larry G. Cox, at ux, Idyll* wllde, 922,700. LMN Enterprises, Inc., to Arnold Dana Austin at ux, Laka Wayman Haights, | 10,000. Rousalla A. Sutton, at ux to, Richard R. Williams, at ux, 2G-20S-29E, 112,000. Gaorga A. Hmtam at ux, to Charlas D. Chapman at ux, Emstbrook, 912,300. LMN Entarpriaas, Inc., to William L. Pitman, at ux. Lake Wayman Heights, |12,300. John J. Burka, at ux, to Sarah L. Polley, Laka Mary, 97,300. Loran D. Huntley, at ux, to William T. Newton a t ux, Pralrla U k a Heights, 914,000. Georgs H. Ripley, at ux, to F irst Federal Savings and Loan Association of Orlando, Little Wekiwa Estates, »9,000. Gaorga B. Rogers, a t ux, to Fred W. Lawrence, at ux, Glenarden, 925,700. Jack G. Paterson, a t ux to Junetts G. Raatom, Fairland Estates, 913,900, Carl Eugene Anderson, at ux to John Lewis Morrison, at * D o c k e t N u m b e r 11111, K t n k a v ic e , tha u n d a r tla n a d C lark will a t l l lh a p r n p a r t y e l t u n t e d In l a i d Co u n ty d a a c r l b e d aa: L o t II, U ln c k i . W K A T II KllM F IE L D K 1 R S T A D D I ­ T IO N, s i r a c o r d a d In P l a t B o o k I t , P s g a 41, P u b l i c H sco rd a of S a m l n o l a C o u n ­ t y , Florid*. a t p u b l i c aala, t n t h a h l g h a a t anil b a a t b i d d e r f u r es a h , s i 11:00 A. M. on t h a I l t h d a y o f p a c a m h a r , 1543. n t t h a F r o n t D oor o f tha M a m ln n te C o u n t y Courthouse, H an fo rd . F lo rid a. (BE AL) A r t h u r If. D a c k w l t h . J r C la rk of th a C irc u it C o u rt Uy: M a r t h a T . Vlhlan D aputy C la r k I-aw tlftloa* BIS1IUP AND D O U N S T E I N 34 E a a t Pina S t r e e t O rlsndo, F lorida P u b l l i h Nov. 13. 1141. C DO-14 NOTICE TO DRPRXI) THU ITATK OK S'l.OHIIIA TOi K. KDWAIID NEAL A d lraaa a n d R aaldance Unknown Yo u a r a her abjr_ n o t i f i e d . t h a t au il l ia s "biian" i i i a a a g a i n i i t ' you In th * C i r c u i t C o u r t o f S em in o le C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , In C h a n c e r y , an a b b r e v i a t e d t i t l e of w h i c h la F i r s t F a d r r . t l S a v ­ i n a s a n d Loan A e a n c l a t k m of S a m ln o la c o u n t y , a c o r p o r a ­ tion , P l a i n t i ff , va. R i c h a r d W. Parka and w ife, It a l a M. P a r k a , a t al, D s f a n d a n t a . t h a n a t u r e o f eald a u l t b e i n g a au lt In r o r i c t n s e t h a t c e r t a i n m o r t g a g e d a t e d J a n u a r y 35. 1140. a n d o f r e c o r d In O f f i c i a l I t aeo rd a Rook 315, P a g * 441. S em in o le C o u n t y p u b lic r e ­ co rd s, e n c u m b e r i n g t h a f o l l o w ­ ing describ ed r e a l p r o p e r t y , lo-w lt: I-n l I, an d XV t* or 1st t 4. o f Book " A " , R a p i s t of L o ts I t t h r o u g h I I Inclus l v t of B lo c k 4. of P E A R L LAKE H E I G H T * Bom lnot* C ouniy, F lo r id a , acco rd in g t o p l a t t h e r e o f r a c o r d a d In P l a t Book S, p e g * IT, o f th* pub llo r o c o rd a of gam lnula C o u n ty , F lo rid a an d y o u ar* h e r e b y r e q u i r e d to III* y o u r a n a w s r In s a i d suit w ith th* undersigned C l a r k o f asld C o u r t o n d to ■arva a copy t h a r o o f u p o n th * P laintiff* attorney, whoa* nam e and a d d re ss a p p ear b e­ low , o n or b o f o r o t h a I l t h d ay o f D t c a n t b s r , 1**1, a n d In d a f a u l t t h e r e o f D e c r e e P r o Co n faaao will ba entered a g a l n i t youW ITN E SS my h a n d and o f ­ ficial se al a t t b s C o u n t y C o u r t h o u a r , S an fo rd , S e m i n >!• C o u n ­ ty, F l o r i d a t h i s l a t h d a y o f N o v em b er, 1*41. (HEAL ) A r t h u r II- B e c k w i t h , J r . C l a r k of t h * C i r c u i t C o u r t Uy: M a r t h a T . Vlhlen, D.C. I 'h l t l lp II. L o g a n Nhlnholacr a n d L u g a n Attorney* a t L a w F irs t Federal B uild in g P. O B o s 1131 Sin f o r t. F lorid* A tto rn sy far P l a i n t i f f P u b l i s h Nov. 11, I I , A D*«. I. IS. 1541. CDQ-li Club Manor, 97,000. William II. Davenport, ct ux tn Eugene C. Jeltiaon, et ux, Eiatbrook Subdivision, |1 4 r 700. George L. Hlghimlth, et ux to John Noll, et ux, Prairie Like Manor, $11,600. L, L. Faulk, et ux to Harry Aldrich, et ux. Lake Jassttp Heights, 93,800. Louii Cookie, et ux to Har­ ley W. Wilhelm, et ux, Evanadale Subdivision, $5,100. Charlea T. Pearson, et ux to William Howard Horton, at ux, Tangiewood, $14,700. Finale Divorce Decreee Roy D. DeWitt vi. Evelyn L. DeWltL Salta Filed Wall Plumbing and Heating Ire, vi. Ruby L. Timms, mort­ gage fri. Federal National Mortgage Association vs. Wilburn G. Harrla, et ux, mortgage fri. Winter Park Federal Sav­ ings and Loan Association vs. Reuben Ginthcr, et al, mortgago fri. Union Central Life Insur­ ance Co. v*. Todd Staley Ron­ ey et al, mortgage fri. First Federal Saving! and Loan Association vs. Richard W. Parks, et al, mortgage fcl. Firat Federal Savings and Loan Association of Seminole County v». Charles D. Woffman, ct al, mtg. fri. Boston Federal Ssvlnga and Loan Association vs, Ray MeGriff, Jr., et al, mtg. fcl, Woonsocket Institution for Savings VI. William Ray Bed well, et al, mtg. fri, Calvin Collins, et ux, vs. Lu­ ther King — suit to qulat title. Sanford Atlantic National Bank va. Carwin Hills, at ux, mtg. fri. Marriage License Applications Jimmie Dale Paxton, MeAtoiler, Okla., to Barbara Ma« Robertson, DsLsnd. David iiobert Krause, Win­ ter Park to Mabel Carolyn Phillips. Winter Park. William Newton Cayll, Win­ ter Park to Klsins Erwin Walton.'WInter Park. ” ^ Larry O’Neal Dtnford, Al­ tamonte Spring* to Charlene Mae Oldfield, Fern Park. Open House Will Be Held Sunday At Oviedo's New Mead Manor Oviedo is on the move. Oviedo Land Co. is develop­ ing a subdivision there and Shoemaker Construction Co. is doing tba building. Right sow they have two houses com­ pleted sad ready lor open house Sunday. Mead Manor li something you won’t want to miss. The colonial style has three bedrooms and one and a half hatha—a built-in kitchen with a Mark 34 range and formica counter tops. The din­ ing area li sparked with wall paper and formica vanity tops are used in the bath. The ex­ terior if so typically colonial —aa are ail of Shoemaker’! period houses. The (root porch is graced with tall columns, there’s a cupola on lop and the house is painted gray and trimmed with charcoal color­ ed shutters. For the more mo­ dern minded they have fin- tahed a ranch model—with three bedroom a and two baths —in a pala green. Formica topa are used la kltchea and bath with colored appliances In the kitchen. Wrought Iron is used effectively a t the trim . These houses aro in the $15,000 * 118,000 prion range and built to Shoemaker stand­ ards. Out in Greenbriar — on the rim of the golf course—the bouse with the four glass gablet will be flniahed and ready tor inspection this week­ end. In fact, there will be four finished and ready to a see. Look all of them o v e rperiod, contemporary—end lit between—you’re sure to like all of them, but th e n is al­ ways one that seems Just right for you and your fam­ ily. When you find the right one, tee Klngswood Builder*, developers of Greenbriar. M EA D M A N O R QUALITY HOMES Situated On High 'n Dry Wooded Lots In O V IE D O The Heart O f Seminole County 3-BEDR00MS — IV i & 2 BATHS PRICED FROM — GRAND OPENING ’1 5 ,0 0 ( M 6 , 0 0 0 C O N V E N TIO N A L F IN A N C IN G Homes Feature Equipped Kitchens, Concrete Drives, and Beautifully Landscaped Lotej Air Conditioning Optional. - SUN D AY- MODERN N ovem ber 2 4 th. KITCHENS Legal Notice K icrtm otia x s s n NOT IC E IB h t r e b y l i v e n t h a t t s m • n g i ga <1 In b u s l n t t * a t Ca eeelb erry , S em in o le C o u n t y , F l o ri d a , u n d e r th # flrl ltln ti* n a m e of. H ILL'S S IN CLA IR HKItVICK, a n d t h a t I i n t e n d to r e t l i t e r ae ld nam e w i t h th * C l e r k of th * C i r c u i t C o u r t . S em in al* C o u n ty , F lo rid a, tn accordance w ith th * p r e v t alone o t th* F l o t l l l n u l Nani* S tatu te* , t n - w l t! Hectlon I44.U0 F l o ri d * S t a t u t e * 1517. b i g : Mrs. V i r g i n i a M. D o w ­ ering P u h lleh Nov. I, I I . SI. IS. 11*1 CDO-So iv t u b rm iu ’iT c o iiit o r T il 41 NINTH J U D IC IA L C t H c u t o k a Ni* r u n irw ix . 01.13 « O IT X T Y . FLORIDA, tit in i i :n v xo. laasa T H E CITY HAVINGS BA N K OF BROOKLYN, P lain tiff va W I L B U R N W C m T I l T , s aln g l* m an , at al, D alendants AWKXDaill XOTII 41 t*K SUIT IX MORTOAOK KORCC L o s C E B TO: W ^ L R U R N J W O R T H T , n r ' o i l ' r . T»Cr’.’i ' U K K S u S f i f AND TO: All p a r t i a l c l a i m i n g I n terae ta b y . th r o u g h , u n ­ d e r ur a g a l n i t th * a f o r e raid in reo n YOU A UK h e r e b y n o t i f i e d t h a t s C o m p l a i n t to forecloa* a certain m o rtg ag e encum ber­ in g th * f o l l o w i n g d e a r i l b e d r e e l p r o p e rly , l o - w l t : tm l P o u r (4h, o f Q U A IL POND EA MT ADDITION TO C V H B E L U E It It Y , FLORIDA. Heenlnote C o u n ­ ty, F lorid*, a c c o r d i n g to n e t t h e r e o f t e r eco r d ed In IM.tt Hook I t , p i g e e IT a n * II. of t h * Public R e c ­ ord* ol Hem lnola C o u n ty . F lo rid a, hae b een (lied a g a l n e t you In th * a b o v e . e t y l e d cult, a n d y o u *r* r e q u i r e d t o r a r e * a c o p y of your A newer er other P l e a d i n g to th n O m p l n t n t o n r ia tn ttr r * nltom eva. ANDER­ SON. RUSH. DEAN*, LOWNDKH A v a n den D E R ( t , 133 K**t C e n t r a l Aeenue, OrfUndo. F l o r ­ ida, a n d fit* t h a o r i g in a l A n aw a r o r n tb a r n e g a t i n g In Hi* o ffice e f the C l e r k of th* c i r ­ c u i t C o u r t on o r b efo re th * I l t h d ay of D ec e m b e r, 1441 If you 1*11 to do eo, a, decree p r o m n f e e a o will be t a k e n a g a l n e t y o u fo r !h« r e l i e f d e m a n d e d In th * C o m p lain t. T h le Notice e h a l l *be p u b lle h ed one* a w e e k l o r fo u r e o n . ae c u tle * week* In oh* S a n f o r d Herald D A T E D th la l o t h d a y o f N o . v em b er. 11*1. (SE A L ) A r t h u r If. R e r k w l t h . J r . C l a r k of C i r c u i t C o u r t Ry M a rt h a T . VDilaa D ep u ty C l e r k A n dereon, R u t h , D ean , t e e n dee A t i n d - n B a r* A t t o r n e y * end C u u n e elto r* e t taw 33; E»*t C e n tr a l It " C e n t s p o l l o r f l r * Don 3 ; i a O rlan d o . F l o ri d a ! ] ! « ! T e U p h o n * 141*4411 P u b lla h Nov. S3. SI. A Doe. I. IS. 1HS. cDO-as - ^ DIRECTIONS TO MEAD MANOR: HOMES BUILT BY — SHOEMAKER M M io ta C O N S TR U C TIO N C O M P A N Y 211 W . 2 5 th. STREET n w S fiE " 6 ^ To C K iA sofj if i 1 " T . " 7 1 1• f—- ■ ___ _____________ ___ ---------- ---------- jli11 ’ .j r ti �dianuunaksM C. Graves today. But, Thanksgiving HO n a waiqoc tor tfco day tad at M. She wSI be officially crowned at • formal dance Saturday arming by Dr. Bart Strickland president a f Wes­ leyan College. The Quean and b a r court, representatives h s a each of the four classes, will he pw aa ttod In the guests at the dance at id yoa. Saturday evening. tail bocotno a m a la r nattoaal holiday that would hr cele­ brated ataxy yaax from that d « t * on. A pcraasaat Thanksgiving day vaa tba persistent dream of • Haw Hampshire lady Sarah Joeepha Hala. A widowed lady with flta children the waa tba editor of tba first ladlai magaxina "Godeys Lady's Book.” Thla waa during Lincoln'* reign and be proclaimed (ha laat Thursday in November as a day of National Thanks­ giving. l a by her continued efforts and campaigning w« still look forward to this spe­ cial holiday every year. MRS. BOWDEN Personals Mrs. James Oddy grateful­ ly acknowledge* the many kindnesses from her friends and neighbora, for their ex­ pressions of sympathy during held Friday evening; soccer games oa Saturday morning; a atudent-slumnae banquet for Saturday noon; and a formal daaca far Saturday avaniog. MISS LYNN JACKSON Mr. and M n. Burton Rua■ell of Port Charlotte have been the guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Annls and Mr. and Mrs. Barry F. Brown, spend­ ing two days with each friend. They all were neighbors in White Plains, N. Y. Monroe HD Club Holds Style Show By Mrs. H. L. Jokasoo Mrs. M. L. Gary, Mr. and Mrs. T. 1* Lingo Jr., Mrs. B. G. Smith, Mr. and Mn. Roosvratl Nogiel, the Stoner's two children, Faya and Glen] the Kelseys and their daughter, Mary Jana. Personals Mr. and M n. Thomas GutHekson of Lakevlew Drive at­ tended a.dlutnr party Sunday a t the hoj-te of thsir ion and| diugbterln-iavr, Mr. a n d Mrs. Cecil GulUdtson fat Win­ ter Park. Following the dinner they went to a choir concert at the Broadway Methodist Church, when their son, Cecil, played the Ttottn accompaniment foe the Gloria by Antonio Vival­ di. Dr. Helen Allingsr direct­ ed the choir. Dyed Free In 1 Day Satin k\ \ Shantung PRIZE WINNERS, at the L ak , Monroa Hama Club faith [on ahow left to right, are, M n. Connie Colvin, third place, Mrs, Charlen Sasaman, first Oviedo Personals DeBary Club Plans Holiday Projects By Bernk# Kvbey Mrs. U. G. Smith, Mr*. J. F. Hopkins and Mrs. Theodore By Mr*. Adam Muller Auiln Sr, spent the past week­ The Deltary Women’s Club end a t Flagler Beach with friends, Mr. and Mrs. George held Its regular meeting at the Community Center, with 1L Carter of Richmond, Va. Mra. Charles Ulrich presid­ 4A'a to B Correct or criticise In pri­ ing. Rev. M. Koppenbock of vate, Public airing of a mis­ All Saints Episcopal Church take does Utile for anyone’s in Enterprise guve the Invo207 W. M SI. cation. Rev. F. A. Smelt, pas­ ego. tor of Uvingdon Memorial Church In Daytona Reach, was the guest speaker, He Boxed C h r i s t m a s spoke on "Tomorrow’s Life In Today's World.” During the business session By Gibooa A Ruatcraft member* voted to send gifts fn . ■th/- . T r t .i rd/fft .r h lM r r n In. i j . W Pulf ik ia ia U p DeLand at the Presbyterian Church Day School. Gifts are GUTS , j/ to be marked whether for y boy or girl and thu ago group, and taken to tha December 1 ()i i it f ‘jU P P t meeting. Mrs. II. F. Brown, program chairiuun, presented a vari­ ety of plants that will not freexe In central Florida, from a nursery in DeLand. Several of the plant* were sold a I the meeting. The president gave her re­ port on the county meeting held recently and refresh­ ments were served at th* closo of the meeting. Mra. TAKE-HOME PACKAGES FOR ANY OCCASION Theodore Cully, chairman, Sr«°“D Center CARDS place and Mra. W. L. Jennings, necoml. Second picture, Mra. Robert Mann, left and Mra. Ed Fitzgerald, who were co-chalrnton of the event. M n. Richard Frldle, chair­ man of the educational de­ partment will present Kennrth Lewis, principal of Os­ teen School, at a meeting at her home, 12 Estrella Rd., Friday at 2 p.m. The subject will he "Cltlxena and the Schools.” A discussion period will follow, a n d refresh­ ments will be served. Local Events MONDAY COR. lnt ft MAGNOLIA PHONE FA 2-2482 DOWNTOWN SANFORD Circle Elects Officers The Ethel Root Circle of the Sanford Congregational Christian Church had a spe­ cial planning meeting and set Feb. 22, 1WW, at the date for the annual smorgasbord to be held In the Fellowship Hall of the church. The place and date of the circle Christmas party Is the Parsonage, 9U I'almeto Ave., Dee. IS. Mrs. Oscar Zittrower was appointed chairman of the re­ freshment committee for the children's Christmss party to Watkins, Mrs. C. B. GsUin and little MUe Debbie Bou­ dreau. After the showing of the fashions, Hates and Fruit of the Loom ready made dresies were modeled by Mrs. Sasa­ man, Mra. Boudreau, Mra. Smith, Mra. William Wieboldt and daughter Bonnie, Mra. Robert Mann, hire. Ed Fitz­ gerald, Miss Stewart and .Miss Bonnie Gandy. T h e dresses were made from the shop's spring materials. A door prise of a button hole maker donated by the Sanford Sewing Center was won by Mrs. If. G. Schuler of Geneva, Judgas for the con­ test were Mrs. Francis Crum of DeLand, Mrs. Lee Croke and Miss"Lucy 'Nowlin.'* Church Calendar MONDAY Brotherhood a n d Ladles Night supper at the First Baptist Church, T p.m. Pro­ gram by Rev. Jack Mabry. 1 wild turkey, I to If lbs. dressed weight salt A pepper t t lb. bulk sausage 1 cup chopped onion 1 cup chopped celery 1 tap. salt H Up. pepper It Up. erusbed thyme 1 cup cooked or canned chestnuU, chopped or raw peanuU U cup chopped parsley I cups bread crumbs (made from day-old bread 4 to 6 slices bacon melted bacon fat Sprinkle turkey Inside and out with salt and pepper. Cook sausage in skillet until well done. Add onion and eelcry. Cook until vegetables are tender. Add seasonings and bread crumbs. M ix welt. Spoon stuffing lightly Into neck and body cavities. Close openings with skewers and string. Cover breast with bs- Had a eall refunding the VENISON ROAST w ip e pub­ lished sometime ago. Her* It is. 1 4-lb. Venison roast (leg, loin or saddle) H lb sliced baron Juice of 2 lemons V4 lb. butter Vi cup worchesterdhlra siuce Venison is a lean roast and needs extra fat in eooklng. Hub the roast with salt and pepper, wrap in bacon tnd roast at 213 degrees In alow oven for about 2 hours. Use an uncovered pan. Allow 23 minutes to the pound. Melt the butter and tomon Juice and worchcatershiro aaure and baste frequently. When the meat la almost done in­ crease the temperature of the oven to 430 degrees to brown the ro a st lfavo a request in for BREAD PUDDING Have found aeverat real good ones but I think th* reader wanted a simple on*. 3 alicca day-old bread 2 tbspi. butter or oleo H cup moist raisons H u p . cinnamon Toast bread and spread with the butler while hoi. Ar­ range toast in a buttered bak­ ing pan. Sprlnkb with ralaini. Stir salt and all but 2 tbips. of the sugar Into the eggs. Add milk and stir to mix well. Pour over the toast and let stand 10 minute*. Press toast lightly down Into milk occas­ ionally so it looks up moat of flakes tt chopped pimento, if dfr sired Brown the meat fat tba shortening la a moderately hot frying pan. Pour off aB dripping*. Beat eggs and add salt, pepper, onion and pi­ mento. Add mixture to meat and cook over low beat, stir­ ring occasionally, until o n * a n firm. Servo with to ast Serves 4 to I. FROM ----Your Downtown Floafat SANFORD FLOWER SHOP O r. B. 1st A Sanford Are. FA 2-1922 FA S-S4IS Tennis Shoes Low Q uarter ^ * £ ^ 3 PLUS FREE SILVER DOLLAR • Complete Line Of W ork Shoes And Boots • A ll Shoes Guaranteed Silver Dollar SHOE STORE Downtown Sanford Largest Selection Of Boxed And Individual Cards In Rellgloua And Traditional Themes. From S9c Up. Beautiful Select ioa Of Gif la For Her, Him Or H mu* — From Sl.oa Up. Imprinting Urn* Oa Premises — ONE DAT SEKVICH. West's Card Gr Gift Shop FOOD FAIR SHOPPING CENTER SANFORD, FLORIDA Truck Load O f Repossessed Vacuum Cleaners to be so ld FOR BALANCE D U E • OR BEST CASH OFFER ft YOUR TRADE IN Your Old Furniture is jrth Money/ FACTORY CLOSE-OUT SALE! I Wo nerd trade-ins j f for our Bargain Balcony SATURDAY, NOV. 23 — » A. M. io 4 P. M. LIBERAL TRADES Blouse* ft skirt acts, pajama*, gown*. duster*, etc. Style* galore for ladies, men, girts, boy*, children and infanta. "TUB PRESCRIPTION OUB PRIMARY CONCERN" Ethel Root Woman’s Auxiliary to the Seminole Medical Society will hold luncheon meeting In the Gold Room at the Mayfatr Inn, starting at U :(5 a m. Guest speaker will be the stale president, Mra. Mar­ garet Wilcox. SAMPLES AND OVERSTOCK TO U C H TO N ’S REXALL DRUG Mrs. Charles Saisman, Mrs. W. L. Jennings and Miss Connie Colvin were first, sec­ ond and third place winners respectively at the recent fashion show held si the County Home Demonstration center. The show sponsored by the Lake Monroe Club end Milady's Shoppe of Fine Fab­ rics chose the theme of "Tra­ vel Around the World.” Posters of Important cities of the world were placed on the walls. The models wear­ ing t h e i r own creations emerged from a huge steam­ e r trunk. The outfits were de­ scribed by Robert Mere who served as commentator. As they left the trunk they were escorted down by Normsn An­ derson. Those taking part In the show were Mrs. K. W. Mykkanun, Mrs. Polly Smith, Mrs. W. L. Jennings, Mrs. Charles Sasimsn, Mrs. Frank Boudreau, M i s s Barbara From Washington, D. C., cornea this recipe for a stuff­ ing tor that Thanksgiving Turkey. APPLE, CORN BREAD AND BACON STUFFING This U enough for ■ 4 to S lb. turkey. H i cups diced day-old white bread, no cruste 2 cups crumbled cornbread or corn muffins Vi lb. sliced bacon 1 medium onion diced fine 4 Ibsps. butter or margarine, melted Vi Up. salt V4 Up. poultry seasoning V4 Up. pepper In a large bowl, combine white bread and cornbread. In a skillet, fry bacon, drain and crumble. Pour off all but two tableapooni of the bacon drippings. Add onion to skil­ let, saute until almost tender, add diced apples and concontinue to aaute until both are tender. Add onion, apples and crumbled bacon to bread­ crumb mixture. Add remain­ ing ingredienta and combine thoroughly. the men bringing in the T u r­ key” (like mine did) here is a BOAST WILD TURKEY recipe put out by the Florida Department of Agriculture. Set even at SB degrees. Time: JO to 29 minutes per on Living Room, Bed- , room, Dining Room Furnituro d jiM L ft Bedding I L 9b 111 Magnolia Are. Sanford, Fin. Phone FA 2-8321 Electroluxes, Kirbys, Hoovers, G. E.s, Airw ays, Rexairs, W estinghouse's, etc. G. M. Vacuum Cleaner Sales & Service �+ * s r~ er fn i • ^ ^ e ^ H O n e m ^ ^ o r d A rea ^ ' ^ - f ‘0 R ---------------------- $acoby On Bob Sharp of Covington, * r , *nd hit wife, Jo, a rt * • of tha strongest married couple palra la the world. Like most married couples Ibe husband tends to overbid. Bob sitting North decided not to pass Jo’s club opening. When her neat bid was a Jump to two spades Bob felt he had to bid again. Hence his three spade call. Jo’s Jump to ala shocked him so a t he put down the dummy he made the safely rem ark, "I gueaa I should have passed to either one Club or two spades. Jo said nothing. She was already concentrating on find­ ing a way to make the slam. I t was apparent that she needed to get a lot of mile­ age out of dummy’s four lit­ tle trumps. It was also neces­ sary to find East with the *1» B S W J tS ♦ Q J io a + 7 0 king of spades and to get rather favorable breaks In all side suits. The prospect wasn’t too niee, but when you w e la a difficult contract you should play to make It. Jo woo the (DstnJi (Jlbby • HEAR ABBY: I have a 13-year-old eon who sneaks out to smoke. He has ad­ mitted it. But he says he doesn't smoke cigarettes; he smokes a pipe because it isn't the TOBACCO that causes lung cancer, It's tha PAPER. He said hit biology teacher proved to the clast that this was true by burn­ ing the tobacco through a filter and then burning the paper through a filter. The tobacco filter came out clear, while the paper stain­ ed the filter, la this true? Thank you. SMOKER’S MOM DEAR MOM; No! I think your ion’s biology teacher has been watching too TONITE A SAT. \ \ o \ j1v>f 4.1rvcJ A $ CARLOAD R I D l - I N TMEATR GIGANTIC TRIPLE FEATURE NO. 1 AT 7:00 ONLY “HACK TO GOD'S COUNTRY" — ROCK HUDSON NO. 1 AT 9:00 ONLY CONNIE FRANCIS IN "FOLLOW THE BOYS" NO. 3 AT 10:30 ONLY "JASON AND THE ARGONAUTS" ALL FEATURES IN GORGEOUS COLOR 1.00 COMING — SUN. — MON. — TUBS. DON’T FORGET . . . . EARLY BIRD SHOW SUNDAYS A T 6:15 P.M . IN EARLY — HOME KAHLY SUN. SCHEDULE «:IS AND 10:45 MON. A TUBS. FIRST SHOW 7:M . . . . Ala* First Half Will Be Repealed On Second Show itd tH n n e m tm fy ta m tr m r fu ! n » «im in i i n *.«(»-1 i»i « i • twaa******-TtCMRICtlM* Co-Feature — Sun. At 1:33 — Mon. A Tuea. At 9:10 TONY CURTIS A SUZANNE PLF.SIIETTE IN ........“to rtiUNDS nF T ftiiU bLE4 — iS cuLUK TO PEOPLE WHO WANT TO GET AHEAD In love and want to get married. When I told my parent!, they hit the celling and laid it would never work. My (liter keeps run­ ning him down. Abby, be Is a fine man and 1 love him. I am 21 and he li 29. Can this marriage work? IN LOVE DEAR IN LOVE: Cer­ tainly. But prepare to choose between "L " and your family. • • • THOUSANDS OF NEW JO BS IN PROGRAMMING IBM COMPUTERS Want to move out of your low-paying, no-future job? Want n fascinating new career? Electronic computer programming offers you this opportunity. You don’t need previous experience. You don’t Deed special mathematical training. All you need is an analytical mind, ambition, and a high school di­ ploma. Men and women 17 to 45 can qualify. Since 195fi, Electronic Computer Programming Institute has trained men anrtVomen ns skilled IBM programmers. Experienced professionals train you. A nationwide placement service la available. Determine your qualifications with our FRER Qualification C h art. To receive yours, fill in an d mail the coupon below NOW. Uadrmk Canvvttr PrapaMiei totltuta, lac Box 1437. Sanford. Fla. n m i und m m il at clari* |M witHewt it!i|itkM i Qtuiiflulioa Curt. C1TT 25M "rebut eJ. "iTITl ' Television TODAY F. ■ . 1:01 (St X*w*eep* (IM S) New*. S p o r t s , W tatker Site (M e d i t o r i a l l i t ! ( I I New*, S p o r t s . W s a thsr l i l t ( I t ch. • S ports 1:11 ( I ) N t w s — W a l t e r C r o n k its (2) l l a n t U y . I t r l n k t s y (I) N sn s— n o n C ochran 4:11 ( I ) O u td o o r U u l l s t l S U o srd T:«4 (S) flltsnt S e r v ic e (I) W r s tt K srp IS) Iws M a rv in P r s s s n l s TrSO 111 j n l f r n i l l o n s t Show tlm s (I) T hs O u s t A dvsntars ( I t IT l u n s s t S t r i p 1:11 l i t Bob Hope <«> Itout* <• IS) R u r k t 's U * t i l l 12) H s r r r ' s O l r l s ( I ) T w i li g h t Z o o s <t) Farmer** I > » u » h t* r l*:0* I D J a c k P o o r ( C o l o r ) IS) U o i t n a I M S IS) M s k t T k « t S p i r e 11:0* 12) N««r* IS) X i » i — M u r p h y M a r ­ lin 11:11 ( t ) X i w s S p o r t s , W i s t thsr IS) T h * s t * r o r t h s S t s r s 11:11 t ! ) J o h n n y C srson Prtdseed and directed by Robert Wise, A e s 4 e m y Awsid-vHnner far "West Bids 81017," the versatile produc­ er-director has gone far afield from that prise-winning mustcal in filming a chilling dra­ m s of ths supernatural, starring Jutfo Harris, Claire Bloom, Richard Johnson and Ruia Tamblyn. Baaed on Shirley Jackson’s novel T he Haunting of Hill House," dealing with extra­ sensory perception, the story contains no clutching hands, no shrouded corpses. Trans­ lating Re terror to the aeretn, therefore, meant for the most (Color) t t : 2 J ( f ) Maverick SATURDAY A- M. 1:21 IS) N#w*. W * s t h » r «:24 i l l Hunrl** K o m * st* r 7:'J4 |* l d r a w e r s A l m a n a c IS) N * w i 7:1# IS) 7>*puty D s w p IS) H I D M i d - F l o r i d * t : 1 t 12) Ac m m T h s F e n c e IS) R o c k y J o n * * 1: 1* 12) Itnhln l l u o d IS) P u p c r n ia n t:** 12) Ktiptr C o r (<) T h e Alvin S h o w (SI M ajor M v r e u r y S IS I I I H u r t A t l s d d y l t : H 12) l l t r i o r l l e a t h c o t e IS) u u l v k D r a w M c d r a w IS) T h * « t* r X I t i l l (2) F i re b a l l X L 1*1 S l l u h t r M o u s* III j*tson* 11:31 (2) I ’t n n l - T h * M en ace <«> Rln T in T i n 191 C a rtoon!** 11:2* | H f u r y It) Itojr R n s s r * S h o w IS) Hrany m C e cil DEAR ABBY: My wife and I were in a downtown office building yesterday. We got into a very crowded elevator. I couldn't get my arm up to reach my hat, so I just leit it on. When it came lime to get off 1 waa near the elevator dear, so I Just stepped out ahead of the others, not notlrlng If I got nut ahead of any Udiui or not. My wife chewed me SATURDAY P. M. out all the way on both 11:00 12) S*t. I T M t o n (*> Mky K l n « counts, saying it was time IS) M ust l l u n n y I learned some manners. 12:20 (21 Uullwlnklo (Color) Well, Abby, If you're going («)[>o T o n K n o w T (SI M t a l e L a n d o f A llsto stick up for the women kssam again, please to n this in 1:00 IS) l . 'i p l o r t n e IS) Sly F r l v n i F l i c k s the waste basket. I t ) l l u s s t w s r d Hu ! STAN1:10 SI A m e r ic a n R . t n d s u n d ( I ) r o l l o c l s t s K li-k n ir DEAR STAN: Your let (1> W e l c h Mr. W l s a r d ter is going into the news­ t:0< 1:11 l ( ) F o o t b a l l — paper—not into the waste C l t m a n n a t S. C. I : t t (2) M*n I n t o P p a o heskett You were RIGHT IS) C h a m p , W r a s t l t n a on both counts! Common 1:01 ( 2 ) M l!In** T h t a l a r 2:1* IS) T h*at*r X tense always precedei rule4:21 121 VVaih. R e p o r t of-thumb etlquete. 1:2* (2) N F L l l l e h l l e h t * • • • 1:41 (1) O o l i t e * F o o t b a l l P co r * b o a rd CONFIDENTIAL 1:0* (7) T h a O u t l a w s TO ’ BIG-HEARTED AL” : (S) W l d t W o r l d o f <*) P o r t s r W s p n s r Quit worrying. Worry Is the S port* Interest you pay on a loan 1:1* <<) It's tb * L a w 2:42 (2) F l o r i d a F ! * h l n * you’ll probably never have *:M (2) X«w* to make. 1:00 ( I ) Ch. « N t w a • ■ • < 1 0 ( I ) H r . Kd (SI I’r s - i t l y m p l s S h o w What’s on your mind, 7:0# (7) C l r s u s So y For a personal reply, tend (SI C s a i r a l F l o r i d a Shows* ** a self-addressed, stamped (I) nsa H unt envelope to ABBY, Bog 3343, Til* (21 Th* L l a u l a n n a l |*> J a ck !* t l U a a o a Beverly Hilts, Calif. IS) l l o o t s n a n n y • • • ( i l l ( I) Jo#y HUhop (C olsr) I I I I’hll S l l t s r s For Abby's booklet, "How IS) l.aw ro n c* W s l k To Have A Lovely Wed 1:04 I I I HSIurday N l p h l ding," send 30 ccnte to Slasl# —Yhhr,.- fl.ar... jsw v,. poverty _____ Ml .T^s r.'c»r.-.*r.-a. ......... S 10 111 J * r r y I,«wi* Hills, Calif. 10:*« I I I ( l u n * m n k s U)& Jk q Good looking women a rt more the rule than the excep­ tion ia America, As far as beauty goes, American wo­ men seem to have more than their rightful share. In (his country you never have to took far or long to r sw ans n u n Metro-Goldwyn-Hayet'S new film, “The Haunting," a ghost story set In the present day, is the year’s moat hair-raising exercise in screen terror. The feature will run Sun­ day through Wednesday e t the Rita Theatre. By Abigail Van Buren many commercials. Or your aoo la having "pipe” dreama. • • • DEAR ABBY: Hat a m ar­ riage ever worked out when the man waa once married to his second wife’s sister? That's my problem now. My sister and "L " were married for five year*. She was 22 and "L " was 23. They had two darling chil­ dren. "L " caught my lister running around on him and, after giving her several chances, he got fed up and divorced her. Ilia mother ia raising the children. "L" and 1 have been seeing each other for three months and, Abby, we are terrihly RITZ "O h ' -------------------------------r , * •- ? / 'Hi* Haunting' At Rite By Oswald Jacobv diamond; cashed h er see sad king of cluba ta order to •hed one of dummy’! hearts and ruffed a third club. Then she played • h eart to dum­ my’s king, came back to her ace; ruffed her last heart and and finally waa ready te take the trump finesse. That worked, whereupon she led a fourth club. TMa gave West a choice of losing plays. He could discard a diamond, whereupon Jo would ruff with dummy’s last trum p; get back to her hand with a diamond ruff; lay down the ace of spades and evesrtually give West his ten of trumps. Actually. West ruffed that fourth club with his ten of spades. He returned t dla mood. Jo ruffed and played her ace of trumpe. Both op­ ponents followed and site claimed the balance. ' : TODAY A SAT. AT 1:0« - S:M - 3 . 0 0 . 7;<M ■ ,1 a . T R IF F ID S C O l O R 244S Freaeh Are. At the Caribe, Flo has been having an exciting week meet­ ing some famous telsvition parseusiUU**. Among (hose en­ joying thu food and drink at the lounge i* Fran Allltnn of Kukln, Fran and Oliie fume who le presently with the Don McNeill Breakfast Club. Oth­ ers from th* ism* group are cumedlane Sam and Charlie, singer Mary Ann, end ■ num­ ber of other Important per­ sona. You Jui*. never know whom you might meet at the Caribe, but even if you go just to see Fla er Jack you rnn't go wrong. Tha food is excellent, th* drinks greet and the etmoephere friendly. Don't forget th at th* closer it get* to Christmas, th* leas tim* you have to book that party at ths Cmribe, so check Into It right away. • * * C a r r y O u t O rd e r* TERROR of the unknown frightens Julie Harris in a scene from MGM’n bizarre motion picture of the supernatural, "The Haunting/' opening 8undny at the Hits Theatre. ■ABLT HOPPING —A woman who listens at­ tentively while someone else la talking. —A woman whose tact and charm Immediately puts other* at ease. —A woman who has things of more general interest to talk about that her children, her bouse, and her petty an­ noyances. • :0# A woman who has such a delightful sense o( humor aha brightens soy social gather­ ing. —A woman who can express her own Ideal without sound­ ing a* though she is stating indisputable facts. —A woman who isn’t either openly or slyly criUcal of other women. —A woman who has enough poise and self confidence so that aha docin’t always have to try to make an impresiino. —A woman who actually looks happy. Any one of these ia much harder to find than an at­ tractive looking woman. Yet these era the qualities that make a woman attractive, not juvt to !«)k at, but to be with. THE DAY OF GOOD Walt Disney's production of the Jules Verne classie, “90,000 Leagues Under Tha Sea,” will be featured Sun­ day through Tuesday at the MovIsland Drive-In Theatre. James Mason and Kirk Doug­ las star in tho color feature. The co-feature will be "10 Found* of Trouble," In color and starring Tony Curtie. On Wednesday tha double ONE-SIDED BATTLE — Brave but outnum­ feature will be "Susan Slade," bered, Kirk Douglas, as neamnn Ned tjimi, is starring Connie Stevens, and overpowered by the crew o f the Nuutilu*. "Splendor in th* Gras*," star­ ring Natalie Wood. Both are ia color. Tho double feature on Thursday and Friday, both In color, will be "The Thrill of It All," with Doris Day, and " If A Man Answers," starring Sandra Dee. By Jwdy Turner Ed, Fran, Dorii, Darlene, Jim The triple feature on Satur­ and the others are well known See, I told you, th* holidays day, Nov. 80, will be "Night Creatures," "Horror Cham­ would be here before you knew peraonagrs, liked by ell, and Thanksgiving will have really make Spencer's the bers of Dr. Fauetui," and it. pus led by the tim* this column fine place It Is. Dorii says "Mothra." comra out again. Lots of peo­ reservations for Christmas ple are making their plana parties are coming in now, so 11:04 (*) ( « )( * ) N t w a 11:10 ( | ) T h s * t * r o l th * S t s r s for the big day and here with if Spencer’* ia your choice l l : 2 u (21 H u l l a few nuKueilions are all uur fur a party, chock with her 1 1 2 2 I t ! A dult T b « » t* r right away. old friends , . . . SUNDAY P. 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OPEN 13 i l l p ert stating fear fa) tta most basic form, the unknown fear of sheer suggestion. The action of "The Haunt­ ing" takes place In II it] House, n New England man­ sion in which three myeterious deaths have occurred end which has a legend of evil as s house "that waa born bad." I t ia this legend that ia being investigated by a team of psychic research workers led by Dr. John Metkway (Richard Johneon), an open minded professor of anthro­ pology, He has chosen hie team with care. TV RENTAL • M b Good old Tom turkay with tho traditional trimmings wdl he the giu-st of (tenor at the Caprl’*"TlianV»givIng day din­ ner. They will he serving from 11:30 a.in. til to p.m. and you con either call fur reservation! or Juat go on in. Robert Balnea reports th at the lunch hour lias been very good and crowds hav« alio been big on Friday and Saturday nights whin Jack Kns.imun and his group play for your dining and dancing pleasure. This is on) of tin few place* around with liva entertainment on week­ ends, playing from 8 p.m. til midnight. * e e As soon as you gat the dlihea done Thanksgiving day there will be lomeono asking for something to eat. That ia a basic trulsin about famlllr*. To beat the aituution, sit down at the phone ami call th* Whataburger and let them handle it for you. Stop by in a few minutes and pirk up what you ordered and past thu treats out to th* family. Kid* will gst hungry, even if tha thought of cooking any thing ala* leave* you In a ■late of shock after Thanks­ giving dinner. When they do, you can treat them to a de­ * * e licious, Inexpenalve meal with no work at all Just by driving Rex aiamU for regal or to tho Fainted Ilnra# and let­ royal and Uums word* are an ting them dig.In. .You’ll enb'y ...in t ../iwcriptlnn . St>t. a . nc.-x. it loo, since the food if so package store by the same good and you can eat as name. U u located in U>« new much as you Ilk*. Pinecrest Shopping C e n t e r * * # and is already for it* grand Those who like an extva opening Saturday. Although sparkle to tn already delicious it is strictly a package store meal should try wine with in honor of the occasion the their dinner. On* place you owner Mrs. Elizabeth d’ Avercan't m ill seeing it le at aa, will offer you hot! Freddie's Steak House where d'ncuvrvs and a chance (o the win* rack Is Just Inilde taite the wine in their com­ the door and a complete list plete wine rack. Of enurte Is available for you to choose the Rex store has all the from. other "goodie*" usually found. s e e Come out for the Grand Open­ Christmas again, and Malo- ing and you are sure in find de* Skating Kink has just something you like. • • • what you need. Ball bearing ■kites and precision bearing* Once you’ve enjoyed the are available. Skate* which no delicious meal on Thankione in the family can uio ran giving, make sure it doesn't bo traded in on a now pair, all go to "waist” . Use up the too. extra energy at Skate City * * o Roller nink and have fun Crowd* bava been tilling while getting the exercise. Spencer's #v#ry night late!y They will tw open as usual at to gst their share of the good 7:30 p. m. on Thanksgiving food and drinks served there. Day. n . m * M i« — JIM SPENCER'S — RESTAURANT iM COCKTAIL LOUNGB ALL THE LOBSTER YOU CAN EAT .... | J J | CHAR - BROILED PRIME STEAKS DANISH LOBSTER TAILS (•west as %aut) ROYAL RED SHRIMP YOUR <a real delicacy the way w* prepare them! . . . they are HOT French Fried!) C H O IC E COMBINATION PLATTER (Danish Lobster Tails sad Royal t U t t l Red Shrimp) FROG LEGS X Sauteed In Melted Bette* UNDER THE UMBRELLA A Variety Of Fine Cheeses and M e a ta - F r * * To Enjoy While W* Prepare Tape N s^O tTT aa^U ao>m av# every USKTRT private partite np to I* ML South French Av*. Sanford PA M M FLORIDA BANDMASTERS ASSN., DIET. 5 DRILL CONTEST 27 Bands From Central Florida • DRILLS • MAJORETTES • MANEUVERS 2,000 Member Massed Band ------ AT ------ Sanford Municipal Stadium SATURDAY, NOV. 23rd 6:30 P. M. A dults $1.00 Students 50e ONE AND ONLY ONE LOCATION b ORLANDO on Hwy. # 5 0, 4 blocks N it of Colonial Shopping Plaza The Original And Authentic Swedish fssM HojpHalHy atul **Anow Aoti" with Food AU YOU r t d CAN EAT 7 7 bnrfai Ciwte wi ly M y — 11:00-W O p a , SUNDAYS mni HOLIDAYS 3712 I. Colonial Drive Try Our Special Business Men's Lunch! VARIED, DELICIOUS MENU Served 1l:30to2daily^J* Bruce W e s t Now at Freddie's Steak House Centrnl Florida’s Oldest & FincM OLD FASHIONED Thanksgiving Dinner Plan Now To Attend! Serving Continuously From 1 1 :3 0 A . MH ? 1» �SOM j" « 3 f ■• » -‘ T& W • ' ■'■r ■•>' * i« _ nm. a, ___BSSI SHsKS CYF Party Set Today MarleneInris An evening of fun W bee* planned fo r today by tho Jaw lof Christian Youth Fallow* ship of the Sanford Congrsga* tional Christian Church. Th* party will begin at the Putt-P utt Coll Courts at I p. in., continue through supper at the Burger King and con­ clude with a get-together at tl>* Civle Center. Joa Marie Benton la president of th* group end Dennis Parent la la charge of party arrange­ ment*. Member* of the Fellowship will lead the Churth School Service of worship at 9:46 a. m. Sunday with Linda Green a* chairman. A special Worship Center will illustrate th* Thunk-giving theme of vrorahlp. T rid ay. Marian* Lewis bowl* •4 a 207 for W first 306 f u w . MarWna had t 477 ae­ ries. Suxy Ratio, also an VAH9 " V Wires, rollad a 1M for PM Slpley and Jcnnlo Run* tiala rolled ■ 183. Varna Bolton ratlad a IDO. Batty Washburn bawled a 177 for a 471 aerial. Evelyn FlUyatrlek rolled a 177, With a 461 aerie*. Ro*e Patrick had 174 for a 481 «*• riea. Jo Cleveland a 174, for 440 aerie*. Thelma Unger had a 178. The turkey* toppled for Jo W stton twice. Marian* Law!*, Busy Rano, Alice Beaullau, Jo Cleveland, Jennie Runnali, and Hielrna Unger, Pat 8ipley MRS. W. KENNETH McROBERTS (center) receives the sterling silver alao had a turkay. punch bowl from I-orlng Burgess of the Florida State Bank for capturing Busy Rano picked vp th* the firm’s 1963 golf tournament for women. Mrs. Robert Ware, runner610, and tho 8-10. Mary Ann up, was awarded a sterling silver punch cup. The presentations were WilUaraa converted th* 5*7. made at the Sanford Woman's Golf Association luncheon Wednesday at leabel C!oihorn got th* 2-7 the Mayfair Country Club. (Herald Photo) and th* Ml, Sherry Ke* con­ verted tho 3-7*10 and 6-7-10. Rev. James Hardin will oc­ Margo Plaid got the 44-10. cupy the pulpit of Upsala Betty Daughtry picked up th* Presbyterian Church for th* 7-8-10. Tho 3-10 spilt was 0 a.m. worship service thi* picked up by Marlene Lewis, Sunday. Mist Diane Clause M arian Tise, and Margaret By Dean* Bate* during the evening from ta­ tha Daytona Beach council; will be guest soloist with th* Botta. More than 200 Knights and bles centered with arrange­ Joseph Martin, district ward* church organist, Sirs. H. L VAH-9 "O'* Wires still lead their wives and guest* attend* ments of greenery end lighted en; George Ray, deputy grand Johnson, as accompanist. th* league with 38 % wlna and candles. Music for th* ball knight of council 5130 of Or­ A t a congregational meeting 6 tt loaaas. In accond place is ed the first Annual Birthday was provided by the Melo* lando; Rev. Richard Lyons of held after last Sunday's serv­ VAH-8 “E" Wives with 37 Ball of at. Richard’s Council diera from Orlando. All Soul’a Catholic Church in ice Sirs. Johnson was sleeted wins and 17 loaaca. In third 5357, Knights of Columbus, Distinguished guests attend­ Sanford and Fr. Angelo LI* chairman of th# nominating place la the Ten Pinners with held last Saturday evening at ing, other than Joyce, were bera, Catholic chaplain at San­ committee to select officer* 26 wlna and 18 loaaes. the Policemen's Hall on the Mike Deeb, grand knight of ford Naval Air Station. and elders for tha coming lakefront In Sanford. year. Assisting will be Mrs. Dr. Vincent Roberts, most Ben Itodge and Mrs. Jsmsa worthy grand knight, gava a Wooden. short talk during the evening A new schedule for services in which he thanked members Regular meeting* of th* at Upsala will take effect eo of the council for their hard Plnecreat Baptist C h u r c h Sunday, Dec. 1, when Sunday work during Ihs past ytar. WMU Circles will bt held next School will meet at 10 a.ub He particularly praised on* of Tuesday. followed by the morning woe* the guest* of honor, William Th* Shirley Smith Cirri* Ry Jana Caeaelberry of 48 new members for the ■hip n t 11 a m. Joyce, district deputy, for his will meet a t 9:15 a. m. In Pel* A “Count for Christ" cam­ four weeks was set. encouragement to St. Rich­ lowahip llnll of the church. paign was launched Sunday Rev, Leonard Jones, pastor Th* Young Matron'* Circle ard Council and for hie **• siaUnce during th* organisa­ a t the Prairie Lak« Baplfst of the church, advises that 111 meet a t 7 p. m. at th* tional stages. purpose of the campaign is Church In Fern Park to pro­ home of Mra. Ed Buckner Jr., A buffet dinner was lerved mote attendance and enlist­ to encourage better attendance 127 Plnecreat Drive. The Clark by developing a greater sent# The Democratic Women** Clrcla will meet at B p. m. at ment of new member*. of loyalty and responsibility Club of Seminole County met th* home of Mrs. Helen MeTheme of th* program is and challenging members to be i t the home of Mrs. Roy Tillla Mullan, 127 Club Drive. “Count for Christ — Brins earnest in bringing prospects Thursday. All three elrclea will con­ Mrs. Kathleen Reynolds, Glory to Ilia Name" and each under the influence of God's tinue their study programs on president, conducted th* bustWord in Sunday School and th* book, “ Bill Wallace of Sunday School Clast has set ms* session and Introduced China," a Baptist missionary » goal for attendance and new church worship services. By Helen Snodgrass the guest speaker, Mrs. Camto the Chinese, who was killed Combined Thnnkag I v I n g members for the four Sundays 11lit Bruce, Supervisor of Reg­ by the Communists. Services for Barnett Memo* of the campaign. istration, Seminole County. A total goal attendance of rial Methodist Church of EnMrs. Bruce explained the tintli'.i and purposes of her oflii-e terprl-a and Stafford Memo­ 301 was set and waa exceeded rial of Osteen will he held on tho first Sunday. A goal and answered the questions of from 10 until II a.m. on the members. The next meeting of the elub Thanksgiving Day at th* En> By I toon* Erie* will be Dec. 11. terpriae Church. Special Thanksgiving ser­ Rev. Fred Foster and Rev. vice* a t th* First Baptist A rthur Beatty wilt use at Church of Longwood will be Members of the Youth Divi­ their sermon topic, "Turkeys WASHINGTON <UP!) conducted during tha regular or Clams." All resident* of sion of First Methodist Church Wednesday evening prayer A |5 million subsidy — II will begin their annual visita­ both areas are invited to par­ million m art than the House tion at 2:30 p. m, Sunday to meeting next week. ticipate. Following the am ice, a tur­ approved — was voted by th* Th* WSCS of th# Enterprise all families of the congrega­ key dinner will be served in Senate Wednesday for helicop­ churrh will sponsor a turkey tion to collect for their the educational building of ter service In New York, Chi­ dinner after th# service with Thanksgiving Basket project. Donations of canned goods the church to those attending. cago and Los Angeles. serving scheduled from 11:30 The difference between the No lervlce la scheduled at o r other staples will be ap­ a.m. until 1 p.m. Nominally the church on Thanksgiving House and Senata bill must preciated. These Hems will priced dinners in-'lude bev­ promise conferees. he supplemented by the addi­ Day. erage and deasert. tion of one turkey in each basket to he purchased by the Methodist Youth Fellowship. Rev. Hardin To Fill Pulpit A t Upsala KC Council Has Birthday Ball W M U Circles To M eet 'Count For Christ' Campaign Launched At Prairie Lake Demo Women Hear Speaker VW MUST NEMESE foaoerruecouBHaeMo neeetoK rcraxeeuM w m m o s t W M 3 fa e m s o m e t h in g / w v bben w av, WHO W AS CUB FO UNDES*! TOLN0O2, A T C U V IMMCBTAL-TriAN o r TWB T*cax? c r c o M w a w R ^ LOCX WMUAR1 Barnett Church To Host Service On Thanksgiving A tte n d services tkis week a t u rn own jf a c e o j worskto Collection Set For Needy Gerald Mackall A t Lakehurst *7 7 > ™AT WHATHW* u n n o A OtcM-501 »M* /NCT WIT* WK tMlKTOM' |M«W( IMT1M6 VOM TOMAKS HcKMt UUOfaPSlDt IV*# / ATTITUOBt gUTtHBalWiri AKW.tWT. W IL O O M S W SSO N Virginia I’etroakl I1. 0 . Box l i l t Sanford Nnrs Norris ..........-TK M .ltl - .... 8. Seminole Phjrllia Rugcnstlae FA 2-8231 Lake Mary Moon Rocket LAKF.HU RST, N. J - Ger­ ald L. Mackall. aviation elec­ tronics technician airman, USN, son of .Mrs. Ruby Macknil of 78 South Pineerest Dr., Sanford, reported for duty, Nov. 4, with Helicopter Uti lily Squadron Two at the Nava] Air Station, Lakehurst, }j,- J,---—-.... ............. ............ Bcfore entering the service in August, 190'.', Mackall at­ tended the University of Flor­ ida at Gainesville. Baptists Set Thanksgiving Service Subsidy OKd Lake Monroe Jottings to our am Bob who was all of 19 Thursday • • • We with Ho welcome to our neighborhood Mr. and Mrs. Joe S. HaU and son Pat. They are in a brand AMMAN. Jordan (UPM — new home built by Jsm ci Leo Skin • diving American and just off Narcissus Avenue. British Biblical scholars will Jam es now has under con­ search the Dead Sea for the struction a homo for tha Ed ancient eltte* of Sodom and Alderman family. Ed and Joo .QAcvirnik .nejet n)ft»lh,.(he. r!J.- i'uuu ft “ ’*w*>*>*• iVaUlaw* fUJ'"' both work fur riu.id* T o-tr rector of antiquities an­ himself a drer. Someone got and Light Company so they nounced Wednesdy, a bear but I cannot find out have named the road on Two years ago *n American who it was • • • Little Shir­ which the houses are located exploration team unsuccess­ ley Greene and her tonsils Power Hoad. Pat Hall is s fully explored the area for two parted company one day last student at Seminole High and months. week at the local hospital. tho Aldermans have twin She did so well, according to girls. • • • Just heard by Ih* brother Alfred, that she can straight grapevine that little now return to school. • • • Clark Stapler got a turkey Sorry to hear that Mrs. E>- too. He and Dad, J. B., and s o t i c k o r *i i t ktatk o r k i/ v m d a td | (her Spivey has been 111 at even mother Helen and others KAH N K H TIN K KDIOOV, wh — the hospital. She has now re­ were out at the Cameron r a a l d e n e * I* .1 .12 • SSth Mir— t. I i t l r o l t . VVayn* r n u n t r . Mich- turned home. • • • Ben and Ranch when he killed i t t g a n . * n J w h u i* m aliln * *'t- Sara Hodge have had as their That's good, Clark. Bet he ■lr»M Is S1.VS - I H h Htrsat. !'»• t r a i t , W a y a a c o u n t y , M lth l- gue*U the past week Mr. and will go again Ihu weekend .Mrs. Jo* Strelic of Kings­ and maybe come home with aaai A a o l t k a v l n * baa* filed A gainst r a n la th* C l r r u lt ville, Tex. Joo Is in the Navy. s bear. Can't ever telL • • • r f o u r t In a n d for Sam lnola He and Ben were in the ser. Congratulations to Clauds Jr. C o u n t y . f l o r i d * , In C h o n r - r y . vice together some years ago. and Johanna Ilittell on the ar­ f o r d l c o r r # . th * a b k r a v l a l a d till* of w h ic h I* Ch ari** • • • A delayed llappy Birth­ rival of a daughter, boro Nor. r m n k l l n Kdl -nn. plain s I f V » day to Doug Mute, son oi 13 at Seminole Memorial Hos­ K a r a a a t l a * Kdl—m. d r i t m U n t . a n d Jessie Mae pital. • • • Terry Rabun was t h i n n o lle* I* to t « |i i l r < you Herbert l o III* w i t h t h r Clark o f aatet Muse. • * • Had ■ postcard in the Chora tier High School C o u r t y o u r w r t l t r n ilafaniaa, from Emery Krienbrlng. He group singing at llie Cornt r Any, t o t h a p l a i n t i f f * comp l a i n t f l l r d In said r a u t r . a n d la in tne Army, stationed a t 1munity Center in Dellary last t o n r t r a rntiy on th # p l a i n ­ Fort (Iordan, Ga. Says he Thursday evening. • • • Our t i f f * a t t o r n * * * no t l a t ' r l h * n t h * I S t h d a y At D r c i m M f , A doesn't like it up there. Miss* thought this week was sent to e t everyone. • • James Hardin, me by Sara Hodge. She said D. ISIS. t l * r * l n f a l l n i t *r a daora* who teaches general science she has carried the proverb p r o r o n l r t i o will k* a n t t r a d at Seminole High School, will in her purse for years. Her* a s a t n a t you. WITNKHH oiy h a n d a n d t h a occupy the pulpit of the Up- is the way It goes. "Who ■ • a t o f a a ld C o u r t a t S an fo rd , f l o r i d * . Ih ta 11th day a t h'u- saln Presbyterian C h u r c h cornea to God an inch through v a r n b a r , A. D. ISIS. Sunday. • • • Mr. and Mrs. doubting dim. In blaring ( I K AL) Ed Murlcr of Dcstin have re­ light will advance a mite to A r t h u r II. H r rk w l t h . J r . C l a r k o f t h a C ircu it C u u r t turned home alter a pleasant him.” See you next week and Sly M a r t h a T. Vllilaa visit with Claude and Rena have a real full Thanksgiving. D e p u t y C lark Hawkins. Mrs. 3Urlcr is Go to the football game this H u i c M . n o a n d I.afflar K d w a r d a R u lld ln * Rena's aunt. • • • yjr». Em evening in Winter Garden P o u t Offl.-a D r a w e r It m i Vthlcn has been feeling tf you can and then to DeH a n f o rd . f l o r i d * A ttn r n a y a to r Plaintiff kind of bad this week. She is L a n d Wednesday evening. P u b l l a h X o v r m h t f la. If, t> feeling somewhat better now. They an- going to be real D a c t m h a r S, Dad Uiuugh. • * * Happy Uutaday j humdingers. CDU-aS Bible Cities To Be Sought Legal Notice By Mrs. If. L. J ohnine There will be meat on th* table for Thanksgiving. These big hunters are sure filling their freezers. Turkeys, ven­ ison a n d squirrels, etc. Claude Hawkins and son Sid. also Bob Thompson and my better-half are all proud pos­ sessors of nice fat turkeys. �You Can Hit A Real Jackpot! Advertise Y*our “Don’t Wants” In The Herald Classified Ads! N . ArtMss Far Sals NEWLY DECORATED Win bo h e n e limited length CLEAN of time paying hlgbeet price* lor old A antique L u l l 3 Bdrm., Fla. Rn». Unt e a . ho«M. Mce location, fold Jewelry, colna A a lt plasty «( ihide. On ached ver netware botiowtre, reb u line. 910o m a th . Fk. lartlcx* of condition. Key FA M itt after C p. m . winder witcbee, old clock* A Bric-A-Brac. C*U 323-0*64 IMMEDIATE­ Sanford tor appointment at AVAILABLE LY! Beautiful 3 BR Unfurn. your home. alr-coad. apt Built-In Elect. UL Largo acroenod patio. VACUUM CLEANER, repalre, it r a n e m e w r r r n v n r o r Inquire R. R. Barkley. parti, auppUea lor Electro­ t h r x i v u U D l n u cuen r r or e r a row e r a . lux, Kirby, Hoot or, Air- SM-T311. Caaaelberry. TOLR C o r . T T T , r t O N I D l . Way, Bex-Air etc. Free m xvcnnv « e , leeer ptekup. New end Uaed CITT BAVIXO* i a w k OP P it t sf ie l d , cleaner* aotd. PA a-XML mm SWEETIE P IE By N adine Seltzer LIONEL 087 layout over 10 PERMANENT V era Special ft. track. Auto, swilehea, 8 UN OLDS m, 4 tow Urea, ott regular price*. 980. Can FA tn lsa , 3 transformers, AcOpen ETealan by e p p t aanarlaa galore. 940. Ph. Free perking lot. Sarrloee BUYING A R E * W FA 1-1419. from tip te Up. USED CART Cttt *N Curt Beauty Shop NOVEMBEB Special. Red A BEADY M U Concrete, win­ FINANCE IT W T n OS 311 Palmetto Are. reel. HIT- Surplus City. dow all]*, tlntela, at* pa, ♦ Lav tn te m t la te * Phone door (1) U M U Ml W. l t t Bt. A Low Monthly Pay mint* Meek*, aand, cement, rock, Phone door (I) 322-8323 FLORIDA STATE BANS pipe, iteel, groiae trepa, dry well*, ateppleg atone*. VA LATE lies Faleon Rancher* Mlrntl* Conereta Co. Radio A Heater, SM. M a m SOI Elm A t*. FA M lS t 322-5(12 Legal N o fict min km. 9T»L Call Barley, PlalaU fr, •Vil i .a m . r n s N O . *i at. D tfen d x n tx . o r B i'rr it T o tic B wm.Tsaon m a a c u u ia e n > i T A T i o r pdm nsylVAMA DEPARTM ENT O F rU B - PIANO Leuooe. 323-7139. «. For Root FURN. DUPLEX Apt., 2 BR. Tou ar* harebjr n otified th a t FA 2-25TS. lic w klpaue a complaint to fe re e lo ie ■ •*rtata m orlgane encum bering tn* toitow iar describe* m l properlr. to*wit: Lot 111. OAKLAND HI LIN. according to th e plot thereof recorded In Plat nock 10, Paw** i t tn d II, P ublic R ecord# o t Btmlnoi* c o u e tr , r i s r t d * . h i* fcotn tn*d a e a la a t you In th# abore-etyU d ault. an d you a r t rtoelrad la aarv* a copy • f your A naw tr o r o th tr Plaadlnw to tho com plaint on P laintiff* alto rn ty a, ANDERION, It r« H , DRAM. LOWJI. DEH A Tan dan HE HO. I l l X»*t Cantral A ranut, Orlando, rio rld a, and file th* o rlaln al Anawar or o th tr P U ad ln a In (ba offtc* or th* C lark of th* Circuit Court on or btfor* th* lltb day of D team bor. m l . If you fall to do on, a d tc r tt pro conftito w ill ha takan aaalnat you for th* ra lla f de­ manded In th# eom plalnl. W E L A E A AFA1TMENTS: Room* prlvite bathe, 114 W. Flrat St. PALNT1NQ—Room nr House —Price* very Lew— Ph. F U R N I S H E D AgiTtmext. AFT, SUL Surplua City. C lan u d eloae la. Jimmie DOWN, igjCleaa. i l l Park. Oowu. 333-4013. "CLEAN quiet Room!" Tbe Getdei. FA S-OTSO. FREE RENT to Couple for «om« e e r e i c o . Lekeikie borne ia Loogwood. 9 ml. So. oo 17-03. Phone H IN S O N A H E A R N FLUMB1NO CONTRACTING Eopalra A Wotor Heater* FEEE ESTIMATES MS E. 3rd St. 322-8141 9. For Bam nr Meat FURN. 1-Bedroom Garage Apt., I loti, 130 ft. OR SIT E. 23th St. 86300, Tcrmi. Box 35, Sanford Herald uw uM at ./A 1 J LARGE 4 Br. older Home on W44WFAWFW-- lake. In Lake Mary. Many “N4v*r mind about thoao xkbtny oT p m ! Bag u i a 2 Bedroom Home, kit, equip. extrai. $173 month leaie or FA 2-0003. ftw wild turkoyx this tim oP will tell. FA 2-7752. One Bedroom furn. Apt. S43. 3101 Magnolia, R. A. Wil­ 10. Wanted to Rent 12. Real Ektxte For Sale 12. Real Extate For Sxk liam*, FA 2-3931. 3 BEDROOM. 1 bath. Kit­ TURN. Apt. 2300 Melloaville. We need tan (10) nice hornet, BY OWI ER. 3 BR, FU. rm.. chen equipped. Owner be­ fenced yard, 8200 down. T h l i N u t l e t ah all b a p u b l i s h . furniahed or unfurniahed, ing transferred. Must sstL 322-3203. RENT A BED *d one* a w a a k f o r f o u r c o n . Immediately! We have the FA 2-2940. eacutlT* n t * k * In t h a IA N * Rol'ewer, Hoipital A B ebj r e m u HERALD. cllcnUl II you have a 2, 3, BY OWNER, 3 BR, 3 baths, Bedl. H ATED thin Sth d a y af N o t or 4 bedroom home for 816.700. Low down. 116 E. 15. B ualncse O p p o rtu n ity By Day, Week, or Month • m t n r , 1MI. rent or leaie, cell (WEAI.) JInkins Cirri*. FA 2-6567. SERVICE Station for lease PJi. rA 2-3181 116 W. l i t St. A r t h u r II. B e c k w i t h , J r .. CARROLL'S FURNITURE C lark o f t h o C i r c u i t C o u r t FHA-VA Owned Homed. Down Good location. Only small tip: M a r t h a T. V l h l a n Deputy C l e r k payment from $100. Month­ capital needed by right BEDROOM, Private b a t h , man FA 2-4342. ANDERSON, n U d l l , U K AN. private entrance. FA 2-39SB. 111 N. Park Ave. 322-2420 ly payment from $43.30. LOW NDKd A v a n d a n H E R O ST JOILVS RIVER HOME, A lto rn ty a a n d C o u n c illo r* a t FURN. Apt., 3 Rme. u t Floor. 12. Real Kntate For Sale 3 BR. 2 bath. Under $23,000. FOR LEASE. Attractive, well l*w located SERVICE STATION. l i t Ea»t C e n t r a l B o u l w r a r d C!om uptown. |40 month. This is nlc*. Hurry! P o t t Offlca B o x i : t l Major oil Co. Ha* opportun­ Call FA 2-6361. Orlan d o , r i o r l d a l l l l l ROBERT A. WILLIAMS 16 ACRES. 13 miles out, only ity for Service Station deal­ T e l e p h o n e 141.0431 Realtor $300 per acre. P ulilla h NOT. *. H , St. 1>, 1M I 2 Bdrm. Lakefront Home on er. Excellent profit poten c n o -i* Cryatal Lake, $100. 3 Bdrm. Raymond Lundqulat, Aaao. NEED Nice Rentals. Hal. Plenty of room. PAID Lakeview home near Lake FA 2 3931 Atlantic Bank Btdg. ix t h r r m c v iT n » u T o r TRAINING h financing T H R TIT TH JU D IC IA L r l U Jeaaup, 1100. Geftr Realty, available. Ph. FA 2 0343. C l ' IT. I T A T D r o w a r . M I T . REALTOR 1NSUROR Phone 322-3361. o l k r o i TTY . r i o M i n a IX C f l A T l'R R V TO. l H f a FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. 16. Female Help Wanted HOIIKUT 11. COLK a n d LB- FURNISHED home la Lake THE TIME TESTED FIRM U S D C. L E E , Monroe; Duplex, 1201 Elm; (16 N. Park Ave FA 2-6123 BY OWNER. 4 BR House. WHITE Woman or girl for P lain tiffs general homework morn apartment, 601 Magnolia; Ph. FA 2*393. TO. ings. Call Mra. Hannon, BV B PROCTOR, a t al all clean and nicely furniahDa f a n d a n t i . FA 2-726L. MUST SELL. 3 BR. 2 bsths, ed. NO S-S267. .TOTICB o r H I T 4 jt . old home. Kitchen T O l E D W A R D DAVIB KINUHJltT Itr and l l A R l I A I lA Furn. ApL Cl ore In. Apt. 4. equipped. Screened car­ Exp. Sales luidy for part time RC TII K INI M U C K Y , hi* sales work. II A A Dept $33 Mo. 40714 W. lit. porte. Nlc* yard. $100 down, wlfa. •1EOIIOK II. K I N O * . 110 N. Park Ave. 3230338 Store, corner Sanford Ave. HURT a n d L t ’C I L R D. plus closing cost. Monthly SANFORD HERALD K lM ld R im r, hla wlfa, A 4th. Need Room For A payments $99.92. FA 2-3310. MART V 1 R U IN I A K I N O * . WANT ADS LARGE CHRISTMAS TREE? HURT, a a t n a l a w o m a n , Llceneed practical nurses for BRING FAST VIIIUIN1A ANN K I N U 8 $3,300 down will put you in 3 Bdrm., H i baths on Corner 3 to 11:30 p. m and 11 to IICRT. a a l n a l a w o m a n , RESULTS lot, with fenced yard A 3 HR, 2 till- baths, large Flu. a n d A L U K R T K. K O P P , If 7:30 a. tn. shifts, to hour thay a r a Ilv ln u , o r If bout porte. $300 dn. plus room, electric kitchen—all week. DeBary Manor, Beau­ thay a r t d*nd, t h a l r u n ­ closing A assume $73 a nicely landscaped on a cor known ha I n , dariataa, tiful new Nursing Home. RL apoutta. arantaaa. H an . ner lot. Santa'a coming U month payments. FA 2-7237, 17 07, Denary, Tla. 666-4426 era, a s s i g n e, a u c c a a a o ra , la lb* Caart a f th* la a a ty you check this now. t r u a t a a a a n d a a a l n a t a n y J*Ce*. eaaalnal* Caataty, r ia t3 BEDltOOMS, H i baths. 14a. la Frahata. 17. Male H elp W a n te d and all oth*r paraona Swimming pool. Furn. or having o r claim ing to la f»i Ratal* af O L IV E MAUDE I V l i l i W INVESTMENT A REALTY h av e a n y r l a h ! , t i t I w a n d / unfurn. 121 Lake Dot Dr. SERVICE STATION MGR., Dacaaaad. o r I n t a r a a t In o r t o th * 116 N. Park Ave, 322-9173 Ass't Mgr. A Attendant! Sunland. p r o p a r l y h a r t l n d a t c r l b a d . Ta All Creditara aa4 Faraaaa For new Service Station la TOU ARE 1 I E R E D T N O T I ­ Ha>lae Clalaw ar Dawaala S ROOM House. Sale or trade F I E D t h a t a a u l t h a a b t t n laalaM eaM R atal*, Sanford area. No greasing, NEW 1984 MODEL T o u a n d a a c h n f y o u ar * for Houic Trailer. FA 2-6003 b r o u a h t a a a l n a t y o u . a n d aach tire changing or ear wash. at you, th a n a t u r a o f w h i c h la h a r a b r n o t l f l t d a n d r*qulr»-t .days, or FA 2-3410 nights. 3 A 4 BR u ltim a and 14 (inlat th a t i l l * to t h a h a r a . lo p r t a a n t a n y Most with 2 bsths, large fam­ Applicants miut be clcia I n a f t a r d a i c r t b a d r a a l p r o p a r - d a m a a d t w hich y o u , o r a l t h a r of you. n a y h *T * a a a l n a t th * 3 Bedroom House, Uk bath. cut, bondable, A perman­ ily room—Central heating k tf. UDE ent area residents. Retail T h a n am * o t t h a C o u r t In aWa tEa It *J R , •d(a a t aOi aLdr ,V Rl a t a Mo A Fenced In yard. 830.00 air-conditioning — Liberal f aald w h i c h t h a a u l t h a a b a a a InatlDown, Assume payments. financing with small down experience necessary. Bene­ t u l a d la t h a C i r c u i t C o u rt. C ounty, to th o C o u n t y J u l i a fits Include Major Medical Owner leaving town. Phone N in th Ju d i c ia l C i r c u i t , In a n d of fteinlnc/lo C o u n t y . F h i r l d a , payment, ilonlhly pymts. f o r dam lnola C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . a t h i t offlca In t h a c o u r t Group Insurance, Profit 322-9131. as low as $63. See models T h a tltla o f t h a caaa la RO houa* n r aald C o u n t y a t tian Sharing Plan A Paid Vaca IIE R T a CU LE a n d L K I.A N D ford, F lo rid a, w i t h i n t l x c a t at Tee ’N Green Sales Of­ C. LEE. P l a i n t i ff * , t *. E V E a n d a r mon th* f r o m t h a tlm o tion. Apply in writing giv­ th o f l r a t p u b l i c a t i o n o f th la fice, Upsala Rd. near PROCTOR, a a l n a l a w o m a n . nf nolle*. Two e o u l a i o f ea ch ing details of Education 4k E D W A R D PA VIA KINUtfUUIlY claim o f d a m a u d a h a l l b* In 4 BEDROOM 2 Bath, living Church, or Longdale Office, a n d IIARHARA Rt T H K I N U 4 work background. Apply to room with (Ire place, family Highland Ate. near new w r i t in g , ami a h a l l a t a t * th * HURT, hla w lfa. O E U I t O E H. Mr. Vickers, P. O. Box 445, room, screened palm, dou­ L o n g d a l e Elementary XINONI1URT a n d L L'C IL K D. p l a r a o f r a a l d a n e a a n d pn*t Winter Park, Fla. ble carporte, on 110* x 140* School. KINUdUCRY. h l a wlf*. MARY offlca a d d r t a t o f th * c l a i m ­ t. a n d ahall b* t w o r n lo VIIKIINIA KINOMHUtlT. a . I n ­ an lot. by t h a c la im a n t, h l a a g a n t , o r Phone 322-2744 al* w o m i n . VI It) I IN IA ANN 18. Help Wanted $21,300 00 KINOdUCRY, a * ln * la w o m a n a t t o r n a y t n d a c c o m p a n l a d b y LMN Enlffrpriif**, Inc. • J ll'n r f-» n.".* I-:.* »»o. * iV •nab claim a r 4 « n , a a d n o t t o Will Vi ude" iiii acfvugm .......... Laur.TMen or Women for canvas*Ho y a r t liv in g . o r If t h a y a r a fllad ahall ba t o l d . 31b ACRES of tile farm land. ing dour to door, checking d i i d . th a l r u n k n o w n h a i r * , daO anrala C h o rp an tn e vliaa*. apo uaaa . gr»nleee. One flowing well. names for City Directory, Aa A d m l n l a t r a l r l i , C .T .A , Ranora. « ,,lgtie. au cc a a a o ra , Reg. Ucat Estate Broker of th * a a t a t * o f $2,230. Age 1645, Plain handwrit­ t r u . te e e , an d a g a i n , : a n y a n d U L IV E M A U D E W E M J t , FA 3-1301 17-W-J at Hiawatha a l l o t h e r pacMtua h a v i n g o r ing A good spellers. An­ d acaa ta d c laim in g to h a « a a n y r i g h t , ITRNHTROM, D A V I 4 A swer in own handwriting t l t l a a n d / o r I n t a r a a t t n o r to MrlNTi.UUI R ef, Real Estate Broker giving age and phone num­ t i n p r o p a rty l i t r a l n d a a c r l b t d , A tto rn ay * for A d m l n l a t r a l r l i , V A -FH A D aftndanli, l,alna C h a n c e r y Cum T a a t a m a n t o A n n a m FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha ber, Box 30, Sanford Herald. Needed At Once Stenstrom Realty Stemper Agency St. Johns Realty JOHN E. FO X REALTOR Legal Notice SOUTHWARD MAYFAIR ROSA L. PAYTON ROSA L. PAYTON N u m b e r 1211a Th* d**i.'rlp:ton o f t h * r*al p r o p a r t Involve.!. louutwd In h am ln o la C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , la a a foil-'**: P A R C E L Ail. 1 Lot I, of B lo c k 11. a n d Lot 4, of Block F, N.a:ilaodo C o u n tr y Club Ketatea, tieuilnule C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , a c c o r d in g t o p l a t t h a r t n f r,rurd*<l In P l a t B o o * 11, P a d * !>5, o f t h e l-ubllc Iti coni* tiim lp o l# C oun­ ty. F lorid*. p t i n »: l t o . a lari 2. «f Bio. k II. a n d I.,! 2, o f llio ck F. o f (ian lan * do C o u n t r y C lu b F a t a l * * , a*rniti it* C o u n t y , F t o r l d a , ac c o r d in g t o p l a t t h e r e o f r a c a r d a d In P l a t B o o k I I , Pad* »*, of lb* Public Record* o f d e m l u o l e C o u n ­ ty. F lo rid a Tou a r a h t f a b y n i t I H a d f n rth ar th at you a r * ,vi|ulr*>l tu fit* y o u r a n a u a r to t h o C o m ­ p l a i n t h e r e t o f o r e fllr.l i n . - I d .( C a l till* p r o c e e d i n g * jf t a C lark of t h a C i r c u i t C. ’i r t o f lienilr.o'e C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , a n d to *«rv* a co p y t n * r » > f upon tha P laintiff** a t t o r n * / , C a r t a r A l i r a Word n o , I n te r t h a n tli* ID i d a y o f i i t o t m bar 1J 43. t d BALI A r t h u r II. B t c k w l t h , J r . C lark of t h * C i r c u i t C o u r t Teml-int* Co tn»y. F l o r i d i tty J f . i r t h i T. Vl‘i l - r . fr. c C A lira I fo r J Ward A l l r - K u r d 2au K Wattling ion B t r a a t (irlandti. Florid* A t t o r n a y for F U ln -.lf f a P u ' l l t h . N o t . 11, 12, IT. Dae. f. 1111 1 'tk i.il l'u*t Offlca D r a w a r 1110 kan fo rd , F lo rid a P u b l l a h 1Nuv. I. IS, 12, 23, 13(1 C D O -l l l a l b * t w i l a f t h a t'wwnty J u d g e . k***ta#l* I ' t a a l y , F l a t . 14a. In P r a b a t a . Iw r a , K alata a f oitni.N c. tu rn s . D tcaaaad. T a I II r r a 4 l l n a a a a 4 F a r a a a a l l a d n g I'lalMB a r I> *a,aa4a Analwal Said B a t a t a , You an d *x--h o f y , a r a h a r e b y n o tlflad a n d r a q u l r a d to p r e a a n l a n y c l a i m * ” -id d e ­ mand* which y o u , o r a l t h a r o f you. m ay ti.iv* a g a l n a t t h e r a t a l # uf OK11IN C. MAII IN, <l*c*a*ad, lata o f (Jurnltog-e Uuunty, Ohio, t o th * C o u n t y J u d g e a f k , ( u l ri u |* C ounty, Florid*, a t hla o f f i c e In t b e c o u r t houa* of t a i l C o u n t y a t S an fo rd . F l o r i d a , w i t h i n a l t c a t a n d a r m o n th * f r o m t b e t i m e uf tb * flra t p u b l i c a t i o n n f t h l a nolle#. Kaeh c l a i m o r d e m a n d • nail b* In w r i t i n g , a n J ah all *>»t1 t h e place u f raaldan.-a a n d pu*t offlca a d - l ra a a o f th * c l a i m a n t , a r t eltall b a a * » r n to ny th * c l a i m a n t . M* ag an tj r a l t - ir e a y , a n d a n y ao r h claim o r d e m a n d n o t an filed •h all be told. A hl-f*In b h l n b o l a e r Aa A n c illa r y A d m i n i s t r a ­ to r, C. T. A , o f t h # Ka­ m i * «,f O r t l n C. F.,b!n, Dactnaad Flrat i adaral Hull'll..* CDS-111 Jim Hunt Realty Offeia for your selection tha** Beautiful 2, 3, * 4 Bedroom Government Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $4:S,50 To make the beat home buy, sea the VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Rroker Jim Hunt R eally Atlor o a y a - a t - L a w Aanford. F lo rid a , A l t o r n t y a fur A n c i l l a r y • - rn l n l n r a i o r f T V l-utiltih Soy. 1, | , t ; t ; ; P»-u|K.*rty Muiiugemuiit & Haled Broker jjjj, Oflico FA 22119 Nllkt FA H t t t 323 0700 2324 Park Dr. iaato /d , FU BY OWNER, 3 bedroom. H i COLORED PERSON for gro­ bath home. One bedroom cery store work. Some exp, has separate entrance, can needed. No phone call*. be rented for Income. Will Midway Groe. Sipea Ave. trade for smaller place. Shown by appointment. Call Motor Route Carrier Wanted. Write Circulation Dept. P.O. FA $9646. Box 1637. Sanford. UKEENBRIAK Choke lota m ailablt in IB. S itu atio n * W an ted (irevithriar of Loch Arbor Experienced maid with good overlooking gulf course. reference* wants 4 .lay# Custom building to your work. Call 322-7334. specifications, (irecnbrlur EXPERIENCED Staid, laun­ developed by dry seamstress, desires full KINGSWOOl) time work. 322-6433. BUILDERS, INC. 202 Fairmont Dr. IRONING. FA 2-7791. FA 2-8074 Child Caro FA 3-2274. FHA - VA HOMES 2. 3. A 4 BEDROOMS I. tU. A 2 BATHS DOWN PAYMENTS FROM 20. IlubyDiUerx PLUMBINO Contracting Repairs FREE ESTIMATES R. L. HARVEY 804 Sanford Ave. FA 3- M . Radio ft Tolevloloa TV REPAIRS TV Service Call $3.00. We carry new Curtis • Mathis sets. Used sets for sale. Mooney Appl, Service, Ph. Mra. Glelow, FA 8-8618 SB. Automobile* - Trucks Gateway Tn The Waterway \ days, FA 2-6473 nights. 1963 Rambler Classic 710 Sts$23-0607. Host Wagon (Air). Going Robson Sporting Goods " GUNB. Buy, s«H, unde, re­ Your EV1NRUDB Dealer overseas, assume payments. 304 60 E. UL Ph. FA 17. Special Service* pair. Osteen Bridge Fish 323-3496. Camp A Gun Shop, HEATING '63 Corvtir 700. Make otier. SERVICING — TESTING FIREPLACE WOOD 8411 Grandview So. Lewis Sales A Service Oak and Pise 2317 C. C. Road FA 2 7926 Robert Morris, 823-0383 WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, NEW 8#" Boy's Bicycle, FireSPRINKLER SYSTEMS All Types and Sixes We Repair and Service I T 1 N I Machinery and Supply Co, 801 W 2nd St. FA $4432 ron t bs Watch TH IS SPACE SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa­ tios, etc. Free estimate. Ph. 122 3306. RAY'S UPHOLSTERY Raupholsterlng. free f*$. FA 2 7811 TE 6-2333 Ws Buy, Sell. Trade, Repair BILL’S THRIFT SHOP Furniture • Appliances . TV Open B to 9 Dally A Weekends Ph. 322 7363 8040 Hiawatha Sanford, Fla. FOR SALE. Fill dirt, elay, shell, peat and topeolL Ellis Lloyd. FA 2-8670. Plano Tuning and Repair W L. Harmon - FA 39. A utom obile S e rv le t AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Senkartk Ginas nnd Paint Company 310 Magnolia Ph. FA 8-4*22 Auto Glass, T*pn A Seat Covers AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2*031 ALL WORK GUARANTEED STOCK REDUCTION SALE IN TOWN NEW LIKE 1961 Ford Goloxie Pall UneendlUenel Factory Warranty 1962 C ontinental Filly Equipped, 14,000 Astout Mflw 1962 Comet Fordor 1595 1961 Ford F ilrU n e “500” 1495 1960 Falcon Tudor A J runtoWhHo- Q ^ | 5 1960 Simca Fordor A 595 New Car Clean, 14,090 Aetna) Miles Radio, Hosier, Like New V-8, Ford-O-Matk. Matte, Radio, Tntono, Real Gao Saver, Owner Beal Buy, Ono 1960 Mercury SEE 31A. Pels Small mala Chihuahua, 3 yra, old. weigh* I IDS. $33. No papers. PA 2-7917. 1900 Pontine Fordor Hardtop, Fully Equipped With 32. Flower* - Shrubs DUTCH MILL NURSERY An> nmU rsady now. Upsala Rd. Nsar Mayfair Golf Course. SPECIAL Sale of cocos Plumosa Palms. Large base, fluid grown, $ for $3 00. J, C. Sikes, 3V* ml. West of Sauiord oa Highway *6. BLOOMING K o m i on Cherokte stock. All other kinda of Nuraary shrubbery and trees. Gray Shadows Nurasry 8 Mi. S. on Sanford Ava. 2,000 Reg. Hamlin Orange Trees on Sour Orange Root. FA 24143. Condition, Bonneville Trim 1959 Chevrolet Im pala Tudor Hardtop, One Owner, Spotloea, 69 5 r. PECIAL 1958 Cadillac One On n rr, Low Mileage, P onervd With Air Condition Fatly 1 1 « || | 59 ALSO Tho Large*! Selection Of Other Late Model And Low-Low 1'riced Car* Wo Huvo Ever Hud. Convertible. V-8 eagtaa, an to. trana., p o w e r steering, radio ft boat­ er. white top and ftotoh with rod vinyl latanat. theongbonL A ear that It waald be a j l e aente te wwa aad priced at unly . , » *1795 1957 Rambler Cuatom 4 -door STA­ TION WAGON, V . l . a a to. trans^ p o w e r brakes, luster, e I e a a , aulltl vitfimabiMt, oaool- leal mechanical condi­ tion. Easy to handle at only , . . $5 9 5 1960 Chevrolet Impola 4 door Hardtop, V-« on­ line, ant*, (fans., pow­ er steer., radio ft heat­ er. Exceptionally clean Intertar, good finish, drivra out right. 1961 Models Ar* Still Breaking All P m lou a Sale Record*, Therefore Prsuonl Inventory Must Be Reduced Immediately. ★ 33. Furniture Used furniture, appliances, tools, stc. Bought - Sold. Larry's Mart 315 Sanford Ava. Ph. FA 2-4132. 4 Air CLEANEST Best Buy Used Cars LIKE NEW 1963 Continental (exclusive Park Lane, Felly Eqalpped.m eigc A x j n Including Alf CaodilUa 1H1» UIN£i Registered Nurse will board FREE ESTIMATE l or 3 pre-achool children Upholstering A Mattress ren­ in my home. $3 week. l'h. ovating. New St Used Furni­ $100 322 6167. ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Low Alonlhly Payments Co., at 700 Celery Ave. Fur Complete Information Will Baby Sit in my home, FA 2 2111. See Or Call Your day or night. Meal furnish­ ed FA 2 4147. WANTED reliable couple le lake up monthly payment* SALES BKOKEK 21. Ileau ly Salons e< 913.30 aa 8 complete ard Porter Beauty Shop rooms of furniture. Cell Stenstrom Realty HCold Wave $6.00 complete TE 1-1311, Cass* Iberry, col­ l i t N. Park Av*. 222-2420 1161 W. 23th St. FA 2-1324 lect. FHA - VA FA l-soei day*, FA fAM AUTOMATIC ZIO SAGGER night*. S k ie r in Walnut Conaole, equipped to do outomotlc tig lo g A make buttonbalaa. No eama or torn- LYCOM1NO, IB exeeS World Book Eaeyekpedla Dioplalea. EaL SO, pay M-SO lent, Prop-itand, tank-me* tioaery. Like now. 388-4447. month. Liberal trade-in. 1M te n , 1300, Marine lal*. So. Park, 322-8411. 14 FT. PACEMAXEE rum FOE BALE. Lowery Festival about boat and trailer, em Home Console Organ. Full cell*at condition. Beit offer. pedal board. Two manual See a t toe N. Myrtle. Call foll-siae keyboards. Walnut 323-93*8 o r 222-7621, 1961 Blonde Olya pie Tefovb finish. In perfect condition. •las, $71. VA H i l l . Suitable for Church or Cha- 13 Ft. Lawrence, 38 Evtnrud* motor, ell electric. Full _ 30" Frigidatre tlaetrte Stove. pel. FA 3-6821, 1006 E. 2nd. canvaa top, all accessaries. Like sew. 9S8- FA 8-7631. 6 MONTH OLD Z1G ZAG, Re­ Can be seen at 100 Aader* PECANS, 8 lbs. for 91-09. SKfe son Clr. Country C l u b possessed '63 model, Perfect A Sanford Av*. B ill'* Curb Manor. 9000. Condition, Does Decorative M arket FA 1-8984. Sewing, Makes Automatic Buttonholes, Sews on Rut- 18 r t CABIN CBU1BBB. IB FRUIT Gilt Packed. We ship bp Johnaoa all electric. New tons, Blind Hems, Overcast, espies*. B a ils Curb Mar­ Gator l i f t tilt trailer* Etc. Sold New 9126, Now ket, 28th A Sanford Av*. Only 943.00 or $8.00 month­ toilet, sink and extras. Mull FA 8-2984. sea to appreciate. 9N0. U ly. Ph. C r e d i t Mgr. E. Stanley 129 Gurteofe WE8TINGH0U8E Table Mo­ FA 8-8621. FA 2-3143. del TV, with stand. 930. Call lu ll Phone • SEE US TODAY if Bank Rate FinancJnjr • Courteous Salesm en • A ll Cars Guaranteed $1595 Save! Save! AT HOLLER Motor Sales LIN C O LN m # MERCURY I N I * HUN! SANFORD • FA 2-4884 WInter Park Phone MI 4-0209 LOT AT FALSETTO ft COMMERCIAL COMPANY 2nd. A Palmetto PM 5 FA 2-8231 2803 & Park P A 2-0881 �ONLY U YouthSunday UBS. LIGHT Frairli Lake To D e d k o ft Library O N LY SU X A R E T fl ANN rA V BR SA Inspects s bottle o f fine wine i s the "Wine Cellar" e l the sew R e s Liquor Store in the Pinecreat Shopplni Center. Grand Opening is scheduled for Seturdsr. The store’s Interior Is inter—t lngty decorated with walnut peneling and huge circular Mkegs.M One e l th e new Be ra te — offered is free delivery. JFK S im a Bfll 7 7 " Sanford Electric Co WASHINGTON (UPT) President Kennedy aifned n bW Wednesday eathorUlag the itrikins e f wedtie In eee* ■emeretlee ef the 160th an* THESE SPECIAL PRICES GOOD THRU SU N D A Y NOVEMBER 24 LIQUOR STORES included in the growth Sanford and Seminole County to the Grand Opening o f our N ew Store tomorrow — Saturday, Novem ber 23, 1963. Snacka V FREE TURKEY To Be GWan Away Next Wednesday LARGE SIZE T reats OUR VALUE RED KIDNEY BEANS brow se — See our W INE CELLAR MORTON FROZEN Telephone GOLD BOND 322*0906 Open 8 A. M. to M idnite RED DART CUT GREEN BEANS w ith all purchases! J r 2 9 li IN TH E PINECREST ON SHOPPING CENTER, NEAR 17*02 AND 17TH STREET �# •* • L» » + •* * * # ^ C lO 6 19 3 4 ! M >u Tho gloomy weather which ■Hrouded Bemlnolo County an thl* day of national nianiulnf reflected tba tpirtt of grtef fa the ben ts aad mind* of ah of tu a i wo Joined with attoora around the world la M riM our Uat reipocta to oar fanea American P r a a l d a a t Though the weather may d ear ea a momeat’a aotiec. tha na­ tion will itill be mourning the puilng of IU youthful lender. DividedWorld UnitedIn Mourning 3% g > a ttfn ri) and aW tha state, nation facflMao d HW world today In a “day of Bsournlng’* In the death af «y L e a t h e r : Partly cloudy tlmmgfc Tuoaday; high today WASHINGTON (O R ) — United Prnoa Loosed W in KatabUahod 1*0> Tha laaden of a divided VOL. 50 world f a therad today, united la aem w , far tha toaoral of John r . Kennedy. It w ia the moot oxtracrifaary aaaemhly af Internationa] figure* that America ban arav •ecu. Mora than to aati— Eaat aad Waat, captive and free, hungry, prosperous, at Throughout Seminole. C ounty today young arm* and at pnaee — aent and old alike paused and In one fashion or an­ lamaene to expraaa tha griaf other, paid a final farewell to John Fitstrerald af their people. Kennedy, the 85th Frerident of the United So great waa W aahtagW i S te tM . preoccupation with tha tra ­ As many o f tha county’s churches opened gedy of the hour th at maay their doors for memorial services, schools, busi­ of the mighty namaa arrived ness firms and fovernnientel offices closed virtually unheralded. Moat theirs In tribute to the memory of our young v e n t the night quietly In tbatar President, who was struck down by the hand of MON* NOVI 28, 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA -t -t NO. 08 r7 T r' Editorial Comment A Final Farewell fats last Friday. A member of The Herald The people of Seminole were as shocked, as ataff walked into tha offlca There wore a t leaet M pewagrieved, and as mournful on this day as the nod summed It all up by re­ idcats or prim# ministers, rest of the world. In a spirit of reverence The marking: “It** mighty quiet threw reigning monarch* end Herald joins with all our people in expressing out (here today.'* princes or priscessea of nine our deepest regrets and heartfelt sympathies • • • countries. to the late President's family. K wa* alto a weekend of From behind (bo free Cur­ additional grief In particular for th« member* of the T in t tain came representatives of Christian Church aod other* ’oland, Romania aad Yugo­ •m m In the Sanford area bccauao slavia. Red China and Cuba, of the passing of tha Raw. V. with whom th* United States H. Grantham, T7, a retired does not maintain diplomatic minister who before retiring relations, were not represent­ was pastor of tho local con­ ed. Neither were other Com­ gregation. Funeral services munist nations in Peking’s MIAMI (LT1) — At least ware held last Friday with sphere of Influence. Protocol, that strict eedo seven persons were killed In Rev. Mason Gragg ofQciatof diplomatic nlcwtleo, was Florida weekend accidents, WASHINGTON (UPI) — Ing. necessarily alt but Ignored in • • • •* ef them in car-train President Johnson led hla fel­ If you think construction Is tha crush. But no one seemed crashes, according to the low ritisene and the mighty of the earth today In mourning e basing In Florida you might to mlod. Secretary of State Highway Patrol. oik George Touhy, head of Dean Rusk and his top de­ fallen comrade, John Fitsgera local saving* institution. partment sides tried at b a s t eld Kennedy. to welcome as m aay of the Touhy report* that 12* sav­ BRUSSELS — The staff of The new Chief Executive of dignitaries as they could el ings and loan organisation* la the Soviet Embaisy in Leo­ the United States, ramrodthe four airports la tho area. this stats made a total of poldville, ousted by Congo straight, his face etched with $31,047,000 In construction Premier Cyrillt Adouls, has sadness, joined with millions loans during October. And The State Department, re ­ left here for Moscow on a around tha world in paying sponsible for the safety of Touhy adds, "That's a special jetliner. his last respecta to the stein foreign vis’tora, assigned ISO record.** President department aad Army secur­ • • • Rut within hours after the ity agents to guard the dele­ County Agricultural Agent JACKSONVILLE (UPIl — tost, ead rites for hie former Cecil Tucker will be 16 De- gations. It was the most ex­ Dural County detectives said chief, Johnson must take up Land Tuesday night to parti tensive job of physical pro Alford Carter, 30, of Callahan, anew the greet burdens of the cipata la a meeting of the lection of foreign visitors the shot his wife, Mary, to death offlco so suddenly thrust upon .department has faced since Agricultural Extension Saturday and then committed him. vice. They '—ft’ discuss “ Cold Soviet Premier Nikita Khrush- suicide by firing a bullet Into Ho planned a reception for Protection and the Vaa of cbev visited the United States hla tempt*. the many foreign heads of in 1MO. Wind Machines.’* itato attending the funeral, The most likely objects of • • • tho greatest number ever to concern for security were State Trooper Bin String CONCORD, N. H. — Con­ gather In the United States France’s towering President field says “W e're glad you demned killers Frederick Mar- for any reason. I t was expect­ made it through Veteran's Charles d* Gaulle, who arriv­ tlneau, 38, and Russell Nelson. ed that some of the pressing Day weekend and hope you'll ed Sunday night, and Soviet 3d, have received their sev­ iuternatlnnal problems facing try (or Thanksgiving, too.'* First Deputy Prem ier Ana enth stay of execution. They the new administration would its* 1. Mikoyan, who arrived were convicted for the slaying Good advleel aarly today on a special three yeara ago of Maurice be touched upon, If only brief­ lyfrom Moscow as Gagnon of Lincoln, R. I. Mrs. Christine Gibbons of S flight Johnson, w o r k i n g a t a Khrushchov’s personal emUsSmyrna Drive in DeBary isn't breath-taking pace since his going to weed her flower beds ary. elevation to the presidency in • s o for a kmg tim e without axROME—Th* Christian Dem­ Dallas Friday, also was ex­ Mr*. Jacqueline Kennedy ocratic and Socialist party treme care. Working with her pected to confer with ablet flowers, she heard a rattling was to receive (he foreign leader* mike their all-lmpor- and high officials throughout sound. She looked around and heads of state and leaders of tant decision today whether the day. Just four feet away waa rolled national delegations at the to ratify an agreement for a He goes before a Joint a rattler which later m easur White House after the burial. new center-left government slon of Congress Wednesday President Johnson arranged ed six feet two Inches. The c o m m i t t e d to eupport of at 12:30 p. m. EST to outlir* snske was shot by a neigh to receive all delegation bad- NATO. his concept of the president?e n a t a reception a t the State bor, Mr. Lloyd Lindsey. and to plead once again fer • • • Department beginning at 5:30 national unity. Cungresslorftl Undaunted by the fact that p. m. EST. Tha new Chief SAIGON, South Viet Nam— h-udera pledged him bipartisan signers of hla original peti­ Executive also will confer A Communist raiding party cooperation Friday nighttion for the office of Cassel Tuesday with a number of overran a U. S.-backed train­ Johnson already was reedvberry mayor withdrew their world leadera la his office. ing camp for South Viet Nam ing suggestions as to hla (in ­ Nearly all the foreign lead­ troops, killing at least 37. The names, Carl Stoddard rallied duct of foreign policy. Chair­ more supporters and re-filed ers were reported to have Viet Cong raiders captured man J. William Fulbright/ pon Friday, Just under t h e . *Br *<d tacitly not to Issue four American aoldiere ami Ark rk of tho Senate Fnrjlgn JU U V A **- a m K!" -- W.' Johnson Leads Nation In Mourning atorifr# hi the day. Geo. J . C. Hoteht* Cushing Says Funeral Mass For Kennedy said the regular County mission meeting will be held Tuesday. The courttoma el* wifl be eloood Thursday and Friday. All cities, towns, nod til­ ls gee closed official operation* WASHINGTON (UPD - excepting f M f f n t y t r i a l The eoul of John Fitsgm kl end police and fire depart­ K en ed y was commended no­ ments. Moyer Theme# 8. Me* te God today t t a simple Ro­ Donald MMnnced the man Catholle funeral Mass O. May* attended by world leaders. _ • * f i n e r ef Last rites lor the u sist(sa t­ Heavy Attach V tog On* ed Proa Went wer# conducted wlU b a t * Tneaiay 0m Non* at S t Matthew's Cathedral by folk, V a . to brief raaklag Richard Cardinal Cushing of Naval officers en pleas fer Boston, tho lifelong friend end the anneal Beni Mag Derby poster who performed Kenne­ next month. This trip wan dy’s marriage ceremony and baptised hia children. Captain May* oaid today to Kennedy's flag-draped eai- ale* win confer with higher lo t was borne to the cathe­ officer* relative to eaeari* dral fh>m tho White House, etod events planned daring ■In blocks awny, by tho same Derby week hat aw* of the born-drawn caisson t h a t SO day period af mea rn ing brought the remains from the Capitol where an estimated Ur Sanford City Commission M0,OW persons passed by tha meeting scheduled tor tonight haa been postponed to Dae. Si Mr*. JaeqtMlina Kennedy fat City Hall wffl bn closed lowed on foot behind th* cals- Thursday aad open Friday. * * • * son. Walking behind her to th* mournful eadenca of muf­ Postmaster Cecil* Heard fled dram a war# President •eld th* poet office wA ope­ FLAGS THROUGHOUT the world were flying at half moat today In • Johnson, former President rating aa what U normally "day o f mourning'* for President Kennedy. The flag at Seminole County Elsenhower and Truman, for termed a "holiday actodult" courthouse represents all county flags so displayed today. (Herald Photo) •tgn heads of state and other —that la, regular collection* and out-of-town ehlpmonU dlgnltarla*. After th* services, tha cor­ bat only deliveries wore per* tege proceeded to Arlington lihabloe and specials, Hornaf* added, all. opera* National Cemetery where tho eomraaader of PT-loo will Mat forever among fallow to 1 p. m. T to IteUdaj echo* comradofl-ln-arm* of World dote also will prevail ThureWar U and other heroic dead. toy. DALLAS (UPD — Police All Musty, parochial aad Th* “ Reet Ja peace" Mast closed the books today on Lee tor America'* first Roman private schools were closed Harvey Oswald and the world Wording of tha referendum changed from ths proaant clos­ Catholic President w u offer­ today. They also «ffll fa* dote will never know what was In to be placed on the ballot in ing Urns ef 18 • ‘clock mid­ ed In the presence of 1,200 ad Thursday and Friday. his mind. He waa shot to (be Dec. 3 municipal election night to 8 *.nu and building aad person* who hod com* from death as President Kennedy's waa agreed upon at a con­ associations closed at In eth er business, m om near and to r to m ika a final astassln by a self-appointed tinued session of the Long- mendallona ware heard from T to teo tl otock broker gesture af lov* o r respect executioner before a nation­ Wood City Council Friday Nusum Moating and Afar Con­ rioood aS day. Cardinal Cushing reed (to wide television audience. ditioning in*, of V iator Park, m il* thcT ma rtyiwd1’’Presi­ The referendum will read; on changing tha legation af wood* «* * . Paul to U* Ms ter to the Tbecselanlsni warn­ OtteM KcColC chairman of dent waa being buried In Ar­ (I) Shall the sale of beer tha heater and alr-condltioMr ing Christiana against falling tho Powntewa Merchants Ate lington National Cemetery, tml wine for consumption off in the new city h all Into tho pagan custom of •ociatioo, said meet members mourned by the world, the the premises be permitted on Nusum was requested to grieving over tho dead "•* warn closing Choir place* el Oimmunlst-Caitro sympathis­ Sunday. (2) Shall tho closing submit an aatimata a f costa busioei* toon nsoa to < pro. others who have no tope. er accused of slaying him lay Dyuatroniro, lac., witUwld hour of establishments selling at a meeting of counell later 'T o r If w* believe that a cold marble slab in a moroperations today until 1 p.m. intoxicating liquor* wine and this week. Jesus died and rose again, ;uc, disgraced. beer for coneumption either Business at Friday night's so with Him God wlU bring Rotary Club canceled Ka He died with his Ups seal­ on or off the premises be meeting was kept at a mini­ those also who b a n fallen regular meeting, ed. He look to the grave with All courts, including Banmum. In opening remarks, asleep through Jesus." him the reason Kennedy was ford municipal aad Justice* ol Chairman R. C. Carlson stated He also read the words of killed If, as police are con “In viow of what’s happened Christ recorded in M. John's tto peace, were closed today. vinced without doubt, he was Chamber o l Coameroo closed today, It is not ontinly fit* Gospel: (he assassin. at 11 a . m . ing to have a meeting but tha "1 am tto resurrection end “1 have aent men to the AQ churches worn open far wording of tha referendum the life; he who believes in electric chair on less evidence had to bo set by Saturday." Me, even If he die, ahsll prayer all day long today. than we have now," said Dal­ F irst Matbodlit h e n held A rash of burglaries, van­ He closed tha meeting by live." las County District Attorney memorial servlets at noon, stating “in deference to th* dalism, thefts and minor traf­ Henry Wade. aa did F irst Presbyterian nut Oswald maintained he fic accidents kept city police President, no further busi­ hero. Holy Cross Episcopal ness will be transacted." busy over the weekrnd. was innocent. He denied he held sanrkns a t T and 11 a, C. C. liquor store, 312 San­ shot Kennedy fatally, wound­ m. ford Avenue, reported thieves ed Gov. John B. Connelly, All Soul* Catholic Church broke into a rear door and and later killed policeman J. conducted a requiem m a n stoic $222 in cash, a quantity D. Tlppltt. United Prrae International at 11 a. m. nut what was the evidence of liquor, a wedding band Tho Sunshine State, “*• Veterans organisations a( with six diamonds, a silver that police had making them cond home’* of President KenDeBary conducted a memor­ so certain they had tha right brooch and cigarette*. The Fifteen Central F l o r l d n lwl>f- l ° tn«d lh* national and ial service Sunday at DeBary burglars left one TV act out­ menT of Community Center. Follow­ The Dallas New* reported side tho establishment and school bund* won “superior” ^ * or,‘l ,od#y ing appropriate m u le and ratings In a district contest official mourning, stole one from the store. before a packed Municipal) AH »tete office* u d ichnols pronounce m enu, flags of tho J RN' * twjwwii - » if o VC.T iti& J'iU .Vi~ami i » r lu u e " ui g • u'lii'uoH* ‘ " w* ro W e ir s * •team in '' here " outuYdiy e v v ’ damning piece of evidence of Army lieutenant. national bank* closed part, massed end draped io mourn­ Zourk* B. Hickenlooperi Knlng. $123 from her purse in the ill agalmt Oswald—a map ing for 30 days. Heads of all Iowa, r a n k i n g Kepulilcnn nurse'* lounge at Seminole Twenty-nine bands compet­ If not all day. Christian* of all faith* at­ groups were to sign a letter member, Joined Sund.ij in! found in his room showing Memorial Hospital. ed in a nmrchlng contest and MOSCOW — The official urging him to arrange On in the path of the bullets that special memorial of coodulance to the Kennedy B u r g l a r s b r a k e into also wilt compete In e concert tended fam ilv newspaper of the Soviet Com­ formal “exploratory" nilcllng killed Kennedy *nd wounded Cronins High School and oh- and sight reading contest In church services. munist party haa called for a with Soviet Premier Kilpta 8. ConniUy. (lined an undetermined March a t Dayton* Beach. rcapprochement between Red Khrushchev. amount of eash from a vend­ Combined result* of tha two Chinn and tha Soviet Union. ing machine and ransacked centrats wilt determine which The newspaper “ Prmvda" said offices, scattering paperi and banda will compete In the the Kremlin would "do every­ books and breaking windows. state contest In May. thing to overcome differences'' Three Juvenile* were taken Winning “superior" ratings with Red China. into custody for siphoning her* Saturday were Seabreei* gasoline *nd stealing hub Junior, tieabreex* High and ARLINGTON, V*. ( U P I ) - cap* from car* parked at Mainland of Duytona Beach; MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. — Kau Gallic, Grove land, Rustle, Mr*. June Jackau 27, of The final resting piece of th j First Baptist Church. Trial resumes Tuesday in ths f.ongwood, wa* de Pig 'o' Whistle reiteurant, St Cloud, New Smyrna Beach, bed ai nation'* Both Pre*Id*nt He* “murder for hlro" case of law- “fairly latfifactory" 23th Street and Park Avenue, Oteeola of Kissimmee, Apop­ Hem on * grs**y *lop« not far reported about $23 stolen ka, Seminole of Sanford, Mel­ year T. Eugene Thompson, tc> Inole Memorial II. tal atcused of arranging the slay. tarhe* today. 8h* ;»/»uffering from tho fallen heroes of from a vending machine. bourne, Colonial and EdgcwaInc of hia heavily inaured a gunshot wound iJ the aide. other year* and other w in . Sheriff J . L. Hobby reported Irr of Orlando, and Winter wife. Tha trial waa receased Sheriff J , l_ fLboy said I here is no other grave in burglars broke into the Dug- Park. until then because of th* day •he was hit by a/gg caliber track Bar on Highway 17-92 the Immediate ere* chosen for of mourning for President bullet at about 11 p.m. Satur­ John F. Kennedy a t Arling­ south and obtained an unde­ Kennedy. day at her home h Longwood. ton National Cemetery, but termined amount of cash from The Sheriff /added that up the hillside to tha south a cigarette vending machine. her huiband, Thimas Jackson, and east and west rang* row Because of Ike omom Im . Is being held without charge upon row of (imp!* whit* Seminole H igh School Elbert Lee Brown, Negro tie* of I’resident Krased y at county Jail/ pending fu r­ ■ton**. prisoner who escaped from a ■1m of the I t games tided ther invoatigatim. TUESt NOV. 20 — S P. M. Beneath the** itonea rest city work detail last week, la The Herald’* football rou­ men who fell at Antletam, at was captured Saturday on Bid* will be opened Tuesday ted lost weekend were sot Santiago, at Chateau Thierry, by the State Road Department played. The latest Informa­ Pineway Drive and is in city ROBERT CARNIE, Director Report o n /a recent meet­ *t Iwa Jim s, at Heartbreak for the contract to four-lane tion to The Herald Indicates Jail. ing of th* Stft* Crippled Chil­ Ridge — tho name* and place* State Road 436, it wee report­ that moat ol Iks pewtpoaed BETTY E SMITH, PUaiflt dren's Comndstion a t Orlando retd like a tragi* litany of ed today by th* United Pros* games will be played either will be presented to mem­ America's war*. from TalUhas***. Thursday er Saturday ef Shirk? R y u , C oatnlte President Kennedy’* grave WASHINGTON (UPI)—The bers of thor Seminole County Tha three-mile segment of Ibis week, er en Dec. 7. The And servicemen who bore Presi­ Society fon Crippled Children lies in an open, iloplng plot SR 436 will provide a multi­ Herald will botd all entries dent Kennedy's casket today and Adult^ at S p.m. Tues­ with ju it three wind-bent dog­ plied connecting link between and announce the winner ef BomlnoU High School day at they County Health De­ wood tree* standing sentinel. U. 8. Highway 17-92 and In­ t u t week’s contest after the included: ADMISSION v TripU Trio Marine* — Lance Cpl. Tim­ partment / by President Al They are white when in bloom terstate 4 through Altamonte Lad games are played in 50c Spring*. othy F. Check of Ocala, Fla. I Fieri an Kenneth McIntosh. but they are barren now. early December, Seven Killed Russians Leave Books Closed On Oswald W ording O f Liquor Referendum Okayed Murder-Suicide Seventh Stay Police Busy Over Weekend Decision Due State Mourns 15 Bands Rated With Nation As 'Superior' Reds In Raid __ F . 9 . deadline. There's nothing like 1J^etomwito upon thelr arrjVsi. Mony-tsced De Gaulle determination. • • I nevertheless was heard to Though not official, we un­ murmur "a very sad occaderstand the English Estates ton" as he passed down a school will be resdy for oc­ reception line with Rusk at cupancy when school re opens Dulles International Airport. following the forthcoming hol­ iday season. We also bear that it’ll be the county's first air conditioned school facility. This will permit South Seminole Elementary School at Casselberry to return to DALLAS (U PI) — In a single sessions. South Semi­ nole la the only school in the room a t Parkland Memorial county, wc hear, currently on Hospital, where he had Just taken hi* first atap a toward double session ala tut. • a a recovery from an assassin * There are definite rumbling! bullet wound. Gov. John Con­ that It won't be long until nally learned Sunday that Lee another firm builds on the Harvey Oswald had been contlnously Improving West brought, dying, to tha samt First S tm t strip. As the cap­ hospital Told of the shooting, Con­ tain used to say, “ May the -plana move forward with dis­ nally eould only shtks hia head. Hla aaaallant was taken patch." • • • to “Trauma Room No. 2." Seminole County's Jim Lee where aurgaoni atrovo Friday and Joe Scbretber of the Pro­ to aav* th* governor from bation and Parole Commiss­ aovaro wounds dealt him by ion, plus C. E. McCord, roan President Kennedy’s slayar. The 46 year-old Texas chief ( ty Juvenile court counsellor, attended a meeting of the executive, who resigned in Central Florida Chapter of 1M1 as Kennedy's aoeratary Council on Crime and Della of the Navy to run success­ fully for governor, wa* eat­ quency. Elected to the county's ing hearty maals of chicken steering committee were Ju and pio. venile Judge C. Vernon Mlie Ha ahavad himself with an chairman. Municipal Judge •loftrle rasor, left-handed HU Kenneth W. McIntosh, and right wrist was shattered by Schretber. [the sniper's bullet. Connally Able To Shave Self Red Peace Asked Condition Of/ Wounded Wife Resumes Tuesday 'Fairly Good’ A Musical Even t! Kennedy Grave On Grassy Slope Sanford Male Chorus Results O f Grid Contest Delayed Escapee Captured 436 Bids To Be Let Tuesday Report Tuesday Ocalan Bearer Fall Concert � 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, 1963 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, November 22, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 22, 1963. 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>, November 22, 1963; <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/b18380e3c4cb81fd91bdee50aaf5fa55.pdf 8817bfda1ef052fc2170e8058ddb2b9b PDF Text Text • . *■ ------------- ' .......... ................... ■■ ■■ 1 ----------------------- ^ ' 7•* ' v ^ . • * ' f . r IT . ^ B ■rent's rote in the rU U ’a ra­ cial atrile win go to Washing­ ton Mot-day to qucatlon U. 8. Atty. Gen. Hobart Kennedy, entire 11-nan Dallas (S elm a) grand Jury ptae Circuit Judge James Ham and Solicitor Blanchard McLeod Monday accepted a Justice Department offer to n u k e witnesses available to n "representative" o f the p a n el The grand Jury had Issued subpoenas ordering attorneys In the department’s civil rights division to appear be­ fore k in Selma with records e f their activities. But this m ove w as blocked last week by a federal court preventing such subpoenas. Foreman Robert D. Wilkinaoe Jr. said Monday the panel wanted to ask Kennedy whe­ ther any Justice Department officials “ had any part in en­ ticing children away from school . . . to participate in street demonstrations,” whe­ ther they “ acted in any man­ ner contributing lo the delin­ quency o f minors,” and whe­ ther they “ aided, encouraged o r abetted in provoking riots, insurrection, or civil disobed­ ience” in Selma. TALLA H ASSRB (U P I) The chairman o f the controv en ia l legislative investigat­ ing committee announced the second step in revamping the group Monday with the ap­ pointment o f a staff dirtcior. John Evans, form er press assistant to Gov. Farris flryant, was named to tha $14,600 poet and will taka over officially Dee. 1, although he actually started to work Mon­ day, la id Rep. Richard O. Mitchell o f Tellahuasec. Mitchell, chairman o f the rummlttre, said Kv*n»’ experi­ ence as state director o f cold war education would maka him "invaluable in the work o f the committee.” Commonly known ae the "Johns Committee,” the inves­ tigating group was created to look into subversion and homo­ sexual activity. Mitchell said mo»t o f tha group'* activitiea aver tha coming two years would be centered on sniffing •ut openings in Internal se­ curity. • dairy special# • M argarine.......... '£ 27c Kraft's FMidstykto Bread Cream Cheese ___Ji“ 33c filM ary's Asserts I Varieties Cookies ............. First Oil Well l ulled Press International The firat com m ercial oil well waa drilled in 1B20 at Titusville, Pa., in a search for petroleum which could be distilled as a better fuel than whale oil, according lo the Am erican Petroleum Insti- 47c down produce lane CRISP R ID R O M ! A IL G R IN D S 4-39* FOLGER'S fro z e n fo o d n • Sweet Potatoes .. ’S r 29c C a rro ts Che* Kleg PsBslere Beet Finn Wetttm Iceberg Chop Suey........2* T 57c L e ttu c e .... 2 »’*: Blrdi lye Vaeeare-Seetod .. ... pkf- Libby's Rich 'N Refreshing Libby's Canned (limit 2) Green Giant Special Bag-Pock Popular Stor-Ki*t Label Chunk ^ 10' 39' Squash .......... ». Vegetables........'S r 33c _ h a lf Tender Fancy fie ride 'S r 39c Birds lye Vsenses Sealed (to (Ores* fees* Cat Ice Cream • Tom . Juice 4 «“ *1. P um pkin •. #«« 10* • Nib. Corn 6 79* Peas . . . , 2 s 33* Tuna ••• Weatarw Cello-Packed Mrs. feet's Qelch frees* Broccoli Spears (limit 2) Tender Large Green Giant Green APPLES C A N IS T E R P A C K 15' y i .a VauglaUMl “ fro z e n s e a f o o d s ” Bssrit't Qa4efc-fre.ee Perch Fillets fkS- 49c NeklKa'e Helidey Treat '-*• 3 V Premium Saltincs Stfl«<me*a'e "fre B Cake** Honey Grahams .... '• * 3 9 f Mrt. feul'i family fasti fried Beyneld'e Slsnferd Welyht Fish Fillets........’t r 59c Aluminum W rap........... “JJ 33* FRICKS EFFECTIVE THURS.-FRI.-SAT. NOV. 21- 22- 23, 1963 Btyaeld't “ Heevy-daty” Aluminum Wrap ........ 65* SWIFT'S PREMIUM GOVT - INSPECTED SHIPPED, QUICK-FROZEN, EVISC. Dele fintepple-CreMinitf Fruit D r in k .............. 4 Z Z *1 H I ________ 1 1 _________■ _________ I I I ! f(VF Seled-T.'iae Bartlett Pear Halves 4 S ’" M fer Tkenktyi.my, Juperfine [W M Whole Onions ..............‘iS’ 29* Crette A lleckwell Delicieee Mince M e a t .... o t o OrGGn S ta m p s o | e t * * l e w » w w4ywUi.se eii C O iO A T I D IH T A L C R IA M K IN O S IZ I 6 Be W ITH f d l l <9e C O IO A T I TOOTH BBUSHt lllgHBI Bdl.« N«W. >1. IMII w sm m m m m \ tl-e s . ............ let 4 Ceire Beeufy Cendird Helred Sweet Pickles 3 '*;" $1 3 ’i r »i 3 J“ »1 2 »1 Ceire Beauty Sweet Crispies ... Ceire Beeuly Sweet Dill Strips.... Hlppelite Msrihmellew lO O V -.V T O O > JW Ge er««n S ta m p s^« ? tu w e > * iH > M A TARROW'S OVIR-IIADT MIAT LOAF 2 V j-lb . pk|. $ 1 .3 9 l«.*irw • «). *•». it. I eel) iW V n e Y W l J j( Orwwn S ta m p s atA Ale teepee ee4 podtete eA TAINOW'J OVIN RIADY M IA? LOAF 1 V i-lb . pkg. * 9 e _ l l . w n Set. h. . . it. teeii C re m e ....... K Kretr'e Ceielme Salad Dressing ........... VSI 37* Krefl't llelien Salad Dressing..............’£ 37* FRESH PORK SALE! Tha Wasson Oil Shortaning Snow drift 39* 3-lb. can llim* | w U yurdwue el $S ee mere) I w(A*e Ft— tore feri) Antarctica Bases To Be Inspected WASHINGTON (U P I) H ie Slate Department select­ ed a nine-man team, includ­ ing biologists, nuclear ex­ pert* and diploma!*, to in­ spect Antarctica baxes o ( Husgia and oilier countries. Between now and March (be group will visit scientific installations to check (or any violations of the 12nalion ♦real) that reserves Antarctla for peaceful purpose*. The treaty provides for such inspection. ....... g a l. Mrs. filbert's U-OH U M Football Tactics Foil Robber BRISTOL, England < U P D Lika a pair of ra u le-d a u le football players, two bank m essengers executed a bit of truinwork that foiled a wouldbe robber. Pretty 21-year old Jill Paget and Leonard Nornsh, 29, w ere Juat going into a bank. Ttie bandit came running to­ ward them. He lunged for Norrlsh'a bag, which contained $1,741. .Norriah faked, then lateralrd the bag to Miss Paget. In motion. Miss Paget gath­ ered the lateral in as *he raced tiirough the bank's doors. H ie robber, discouraged Jumped on a m otorcycle and got away. H ome Park L«n« Ass'4. • ProbeGroup NamesDirector r in g Jyl G reen S tam p sS j w«A Aie (Myee e.4 |Mck.M et: s MERMAN'S ORANGI RAND WIENIRS lb . 59e (|eptres let-. Mew. U. t « M m m m m m wl P o r k H a m s ib 5 5 ( Fresh Picnics ■>» 29* Pork Roast • 39< / Pork Steaks • 49* Spare Ribs • 45* P ork Sides • 39* Pork Hocks • 33* lb . D _W__ E..AAI IDOSTOfl i li f t ? Bag Sausage 7 39* Ceyetoed'e Tasty Brisk Stylo Braunschweigcr... 7. 39* Seme WltA Feffc, Vea Heltea'e Sauerkraut........ ' i ” 39* Mem merit Wleeeaeia there Cheddar Cheese 79* WHIRf SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE! lb . SEMINOLE PLAZA lb . I0 1 5 W . Y W i j l Orwwn S ta m p s «*A Atot TREASURE ISU F E D SHRIMP 10-w i. p k f. $ 1 .0 9 Iti.rw la l. Mw>. 1) leOJl lb . lb . HWY. 17-92 & SR 436 CASSELBERRY, FLA. } �©Itr Sirralit WEATHER: Partly cloudy and mild today and Friday; high today near 80; low tonight in low 60s. VOL. 66 United Pres* Leased Wire Established 1908 T1 lUUS., NOVKMHKU 2\,l o i a * ' SANFOUI), FLORIDA N O foiT V T ic * Aviation Firm Eyes Sanford Site By Julian Stmatrnm Sanford and Seminole Coun­ ty will be “ rocked" Saturday nlfht by the sound o f music. It will not be the Broadway Stage production by the same name. Instead, it will lie a host o f hinh school bunds par­ ticipating in the District V Fall marching contest pre­ sented by the Florida Handmusters Association. • • • Interest In Locations On Lake Rising Bryant Asks $10 Million For Canal T.ocat officials have made A 300-POUND IILACK HEAR, the first reported killed this season, wua A “ bark-ttvthe-lake" de­ elaborate plans to host the brought in Wednesday by an eight-man hunting party. The animal was visiting bands and have an­ velopment movement Is un­ bagged in the Weklva swamps by K. R. (Casey) Jones (kneeling at right). TALLAHASSEE (U P l) der wuy in Sanford. nounced that spectators will Other members o f the party were (kneeling at left) Major Joe Story, fiov. Karris Bryant revealed lie seated In the west fttnnfls The Herald learned till* (standing, left to right) liill Hoover. (Jus Schmnh, “ Doc" McDonough o f today he has asked the fed­ morning that one of the ma­ since the east stands will be Chattanooga, Tenn., Dr. E. C. Fuust, Harry Robson and M. K. Shelby. eral government to authorize jor aviation Industries is reserved for the numerous *10 million worth of conready to commence negotia­ bands. struction on the ere*s-Florida • • • tions for the construction of barge canal during the next a new plant in the Sanford Pete Schaal, former city M W A . . . fiscal year. area, preferably along Lake editor of The Herald and now i The governor predicted that Monroe. an Orange County advertising the U. S. Corps of Engineers The firm, it was reported. executive, has announced that would make a start within Is interested in five potential the 36th annual Peter Schaol | the coming year on the first site* and has requested in­ trophy will aguiu he presented $1 million in eondrurtion formation (rout the Chamber this yeur to the youngster WASHINGTON (Ul’ l) — A which Is expected to he apof Commerce relative to all selected by n special group ns | Altuimiidc Springs, now Awarding uf contracts for the spokesman for the National proved h> Congress. The publy|K-s of industry in Ihe Im­ the most outstanding Seminole i nearing completion of its big work is trlicduh d for Tuesday. mediate vicinity. Association of M inoM cturm I,,c " ° rU hil1 * hlch ("Hi.'lrd High School football ... n , . h’ * )' municipal water system Proj- j ^ meeting " f town officials i . , , i im ci, has the »t 31 million pn»A’ project, • • • SOME OF THE GUESTS at a reception Riven Wednesday night at thu L ek h T w h 1 We,," f , ‘U y . nl|fhl and the town attorney. S. J. ' N" " " " lay ^ been approved by .he House, I An electronics firm already ing the trophy buck m !*»-'<• I in regular council se-sion to D vU Jr w i„ b, trr,ng»d ’ lalion to reduce the work Uryant told his weekly news Mayfair Inn by the Mavkltt brothers in celebration of Deltona’s first an­ has signified it plans to toIt nilirlit to fix lie liu anm* s o il ii» ... •s l _ *f i ’ * It ought some sort u cope with problems relating eur|y next mreek with Ultchie week as, at treat, “ an art uf ( conference that he asked the niversary are W. 1„ Kirk, ‘ with bis wife, Jeri ami Don McNeill ami cute in Seminole County ulung a record. to the four-lanlng of SR 430 (jrtcn vf t],c gmte Road Do- desperation.' Federal Bureau of the Hud (Ileralii Photo) the proposed SI. Johns-lndiau Mrs. McNeill. • • • from llwy. 17-02 west through partment at which time cotin- I get to include the Sin million River Canal whenever tho Frnncin E. lioumillut, Jr. the town to Interstate l (nr next year. Thai amount, cil will request crossover lanes i l ’o b o l 'S .s p lit right of way for that water­ president o f the Seminole for Jasmine Road nnd the | WASHINGTON (Ul’ l) _1he said, is the apparent way is determined. County Chamber of Commerce, Prairie Lake Drive-In Theater.1jjt.natc investigators w e r e amount of work that could Howard II. Hodges has an­ has announced that the orgun* Council also will agree to ,haridy divided today o v c r' be done hy ihe Corps of Ennounced a group of Sanford Italian's board of directors nccept maintenance of the v%t'ethor Deputy Defense Sec- ghicers during the 12 month businessmen are studying tho will meet Dee. fi. to elect o ffi­ island areas through town rc|,iry R o s w e l l Gllpatric ] jwiodfeasibility uf locating a halfcers for tha coming year. The million dollar cafeteria apartwhich will t.e attractively should have disqualified himThe cross-slate canal, one of confab will be held at 7:30 landscaped. Staggered light- S(.|f |r, the TPX contract Bryanl’a top projects, will there were other tables with nient-motrl lodge on tho lake By Helen Glreson p.m., in the lobby room of connect the Gulf of Mexico at ing at 200 foot intervals from award. front in the vicinity of Parle Tiie Mackle brothers roll­ very sumptuous food. Sanford's civic center. Yankeotuwn with the St. Highway 17-1*2 west already ed out the red carpet last The Mackle brothers. Bob, Avenue. KEY WEST (U r i) - The Johns River and ultimately Jacksonville financial Inter­ Ita* been approved. P opO A cts night. They were celebrating Elliot and Frank and their S. O. Chase, an official of A teen age safe and cour­ the Atlantic Ocean. Navy said today that search­ the first anniversary of their In oilier business, the tKiaril , VATICAN CITY (L P I) — chaining wives were seen ests are reported to have ob­ Chase and Company of San­ teous driver award will he Money to start the canal er* located an oil slick and new- community, Deltona, amt chatting with Sanford real tained options on a site for a ford, has been elected a mem­ presented monthly by .77 agreed to pay Tom Pratt, sus- |j>0pe Paul VI intervened to’" " ‘vu'n ”’ landed member of the fire de- day to expedite the wmk of ' ' a1 "'»t originally in the Pres- hit* of drlnis in the Gulf of entertained sonic lt»0 guests dents Senator Muck Cleve­ $1 million port terminal on ber of the hoard of directors the St. Johns River Immed­ Pilot Club of Sanford Reel-1 purtment> ., o f „ 5 for th> Ll-umenical Council h y . ll'onl 4 r"> ue“ to Con*r« * of the Private Carrier Confer­ piculs will be selected hy the Mexico where a U2 plane at a reception at the Mayfair land, (lie John Kriders, Bill Kirk and Jeri, Bob Besserer iately north of Lake Monroe. ence of the American Trucking city police, sheriff's depart­ meetings attended from Jan­ adding new members to the I ,hls >:oar' bu‘ l,c lalcr *u»>- crashed Wednr.sd.iy during an Inn. • • • key commissions which pr„ . |milted e-uppleriiental request Boh Mackle, alto flew tn and his wife, the Waller GleAssociation. Chase was named ment and Florida Highway uary through September. Tills apparent surveillance flight John Kridcr, St. Jolms-Inrevs documents for council lhal deluded Ihe 31 miUion. action, which was carried o 'e r from Miami for the party, lows, Boy Green and Sally, to the post during the con­ over Communist Culm. dinn River Canal District I atrol, objections o f Mayor l.uwiunc a ami Capt. IV ots Ware and his action. “ Srarrli planes located nn said “ we are so fortunate in ference's annual meeting hold Law officers will watch the .. . . . . . , , chairman, said today ho be­ _ , oil slick ami many bits of un­ the way v»c have ltecn re­ lady Kdic. in conjunction with the ATA'a teen-agers each month and Swofforsl who previously had lieves the State Board of asked Pratt to present an S I D ,0 0 0 l l i c t t identifiable junk alnnit 10 ceived"—“ we love 'em up We got to meet tho F. M 30th annual convention in select the one who displays Conservation next Tuesday |itemized ami witnessed list o f : \EW YOUK (UPl) _ A mile* northwest of Key West here" and If setionv speak Fords who sold the property Miami Ucach. the best driving techniques; wtirallocate $10,0(8) to lirianco louder than words wo believe in the Gulf of Mexico," said lor Deltona to the Mackies— r*)cfji?>'ift man. fTnik S’" an engineering feasibility Capt. Joe llingson, rltlrf of him for this was their wuy and particularly enjoyed talk •*" " ppu,c" 1 «*••••wi»:hx wi s\ co w ai'fres on SlD.ooo bond Arthur II. Beckwith, Jr., or "highway......... study for tho proposed 3U of saying "thank you" and staff at the Key West Naval Ing with Bill Vessels of the million waterway, extending clerk of the Circuit Court, an­ Mrs llarrv Boone safety. othrr ,,f ,llB Jel t o lay Id ec moction wi.li the certainly it was a wonderful Mackle Corporation. He, as Clayton Thonint, Negro, re­ Base. nounce* that his office is now committee chairman.’ said It |m#" t W* M ^ »« Heptemlwr. the't u! |l».< *1 worth of ...er from Sanford to Mims. Mrs. Grneo lliadford report chandise FBI agents said puled to be the leader in the There wa« nn sign of the U2 way. you will remember, was the photostating instruments on a is believed responsible young . . . . . Krider also reported the _ i . , i cd that beautification of i ity tin y (mind in his luxurious. holita racket in Hie Altamonte pilot, identified as Capt. Jon daily basis. For years this people can do more Ilian . . . Don McNeill and his Break great football star for Okl* Chamber of Commerce has . . . , . 'ark and landscaping of tlir I miiic . Springs area, pleaded guilty E. Hyde Jr, 33, of lavGrangr. service has been done only anyone to make reckless and fast Club .staff were on hand hoin.i—and such an interest received numerous inquiries to a reduced misdemeanor Gn., llingson said. twice weekly, On Tuesdays and discourteous driving unpopu­ Post Office ground had tieen meeting and greeting and a ing man. — Play* golf with from polential developer* oii charge in Circuit Court Wed­ A ship carrying nnvy deep special surprise had been ar Sen. Smothers, rides on Pres Thursdays. The expanded lar in their age group. completed hy tho Altamonte anent the canal. Springa Garden (Tub at a cost st a divers was ell route to the rangrd for Fran Allison. It Kennedy's plane — and real service, says iirckwith, will "Adults can help in that," HONOLULU (UPl) — Ap nesday noon. City of Sanford Is promot­ Thomas, who had been scene uf tiie debris, an area was her birthday, as well as ly gets around. provide a more efficient op­ she added, “ by being as of $349.40. She also advise! proximulcly 1.3oo American ing its Lake Monroo Indus­ that the "thorny" palm, which troops now serving in South) charged with a felony in the known ns the "ten fatliom 1Deltona's, and a huge birth eration for the benefit of the ready to compliment the grx>d trial Park near the lake front. public, the Seminole ilourd of teen-age drivers a- to con­ was removed from the park Viet Nam will be returned j possession of lottery tickets, curve," where water depth day cake with lighted candles And the City also has been f. r safety* purposes, hail been home within the next two was tried before a jury dur- ranges fmiii tlO to lot) feet, (Don McNeill jokingly said! Realtors, tiie Seminole County- demn llqj bad ones and by probing into Ihe possibility of Bar Association, and those setting better examples for returned to it* original loca­ months, according to top level ing the morning but pleaded llingson said. 88) wis wheeled in. 'Hie tot) establishing a marina. tion after considerable objec­ foreign policy planners for to the reduced charge at The divera will attempt to or so voices in the room rove from other counties using the the young people to follow." Development along L a k * tions to its removal were re­ thu United States. noon He Is to he sentences! bring the sunken parts of the together singing "H a p p y facilities o f the clerk's office. When a teenager is cited by Monroe came to a halt in ceived from a group o f towns­ • • • hy Judge William Akridgc at U2 to the surface one,, tbe Birthday" and she obviously an officer he or she will he 1911 when river bargo traffic people who considered it a I p. m. Friday. main portion of the wreckage enjoyed it as much as anyone. Seminole High athletic di­ presented a Safe Driver Construction plans for the was stopped because of World landmark. This palm was Carrie Belle Kenscy, charg- Is spotted, he said. rector, Fred Cana*, said this Award card. At the end of Everett Kerr had the May- improvement of 2Ath Street Wur II. Too, at about that TAMPA (U P l)—A General . , , Meanwhile, Navy and Coast fair hsiking its best — orchids la-tween French and Mellon- time a waterfront warehouso morning that tickets for the six months one of these , afe p,an,c'1 in .th« pV k ,0 " ,' 1B0 T e l e p h o n e Co. repairman ed with gTand larceny, was Guard ship* and plunea search­ everywlwre — and a new vtllo Avenues, were received burned. Industry began Us Tribe - Lakcview contest In drivers will be presentesl with years ago by Graham Fuller. charged in a $1,230,000 law found not guilty hy a Jury, In return appreciation for suit Wednesday he was lured Two men convicted of mor- ed the area in hopes of find­ garden beyond the french by Cily Manager W. K. move away from the lake. Winter Garden Friday night an appropriate award by the the work done hy the club, from his home by two w om en:*'' charges were committed ing Hyde alive. Mostly clear doors had been added. Statu are available in Sanford. Stu­ Pilot Hub. Knowlet from the State Road But with the St. Johns-lncouncil agreed to light the so recording equipment could 1° Florida State Hospital, skies, calm sea* and mild tern- ettes, representing the 4 sea­ Department today. dents may obtain tickets at dian River canal now nearing park, install a sprinkler sys­ he planted there during the I peratuirs made aenrch con­ son*, were set among Junipers Seminole High School until --------------------Knowles, mid the plan* call reality, with subsequent in­ tem and post signs setting a ditions ideal. 3 p.m., Friday. Student tickets and other shrubs mil lighted for widening the street to (Ut crease In commercial and 32,*i fine for destroying or de­ at Winter Garden will cost movt effectively. year. RCCOTU W in tC T (ret on an 80-foot right of pleasure water tralfic, Indus­ facing public property. more than those purchased at The most enchanting thing way. Present right of way is try now is renewing interest The Maltbie Shores drainage Hunt Snake H u n t P ris o n e r the school. All adult tickets we saw wa* an Ice sculpture ft) feet. SKI) will acquire an in water-front locations. lift station nnd streets were Police wen- continuing their of one Hie houses ill Del addition ll til feet on either will Iks available only at the MOUNT CLEMENS. Midi TALI VIIA.SSRE (U Pl) — Winter Garden Stadium. i Deadlines come up tills accepted for maintenance hy (U Pl)—Police renewed their; Development C o m m i s s i o n scnri-h today for Negro pris­ tons — complete with win­ side of the street from ad­ M e e tin g T o n ig h t • • • weekend in three of four *bu *"wn upon completion of search today (or a missing chairman Wendell Jarrani. oner who escaped from a city dows an<| screens. Colored jacent proju-rty owner*. Supporter* of Ihe Utile Red R T. Mklwee, Seminole Seminole County municipal! Ihe 12-month opeiatinn trial right • font anaconda. Ihe caul Wednesday that Florida work gang at Doth Street and lights on this made it even Slate plan* to rebuild the SehooDuiuse are reminded of County's Superintendent of ties for candidates to qualify ( snake, capable of crushing was headed for an all time Otnnge Avenue lute Wednes- more effective, (we learned entire street, Knowles said. the meeting ut the health cen­ Council agreed to consider Public Instruction, is in Tal­ and voters to register for to death small rodents or record winter tourist season day afternoon, lie was iilcn Kerr had down a tradesman The plillt wero submitted to ter tonight for tiie panel dis­ tified it* Elbert I «-* Brown, from Miami for this). A chef Ihe city for checking of water cussion of retarded young lahassee this week for a -tatc- annual local elections schedul­ complaints registered by Mr*. slashing someone with it* raz­ Urn year. Grace Py le and her son, Allen Widc committee meeting on ed the first week in Decem­ He give ns* specific figures J3, serving fiO days for drunk- in a tall hat was the center and other utility lines or sharp teeth, ctcaped from adult*. R. Pyle, against “ apparent ber. “ Course o f Studies." a downtown pet shop own,d. hut said summer and fall enn-ss and diacrderly con­ of attention s* he rnrvrd • • • Books clove Friday in ('as favoritism" being shown by- by Richard Kulik. 33. shres of corned beef—and Ibuslm-'* broke all records duct. JayCee Vice President Jack selberry and Oviedo and Sat­ town officials in allowing some home businesses to op­ Ludwig has announced that urday noon in t.on^wood Closing date in Altamonte erate ill iiiih * zoned stilctiy the steak cookout for new members,originally slated to Springs was Nov. it. Elec­ residential while others are be held Monday, has been tcril- tions arc slatrd on Monday, forced to relocate or close porarily postponed. A new Dec. 2 In Casselberry and on their business. In closing action, council date for the event, says Lud­ Tuesday. Dec. 3. in Aliamontc instructed Clerk Jim Palmer l.ongwood and Oviedo. wig, will he announced with­ Offices in Casselberry will to udvise Glucr Engineering in u few slays. • • • be open from (i until 8 p. m. Company to begin poshing for Contract To 4-Lane BRIEFS Hwy. 436 To Be Let NAM Opposed Oil Slick Found At U2 Crash Site In Gulf Teen-Agers To Get Monthly Driver Awards 400 Guests Attend Deltona Celebration Bolita Suspect's Charge Reduced I,:{ To Return Ciiy Gets Plans For 25th Street Plot Charged Area Election Deadlines Set From Longwood, the "t.iiy o f Opportunity," comes word that the area will get its fourth "junk yard" on I •">, when an insurance salvage dis­ posal for automobiles from a 1 over Central Florida will ho opened on Charles Street. Red MIGs Down Iranian Plane TEHRAN. Iran (U P l) - A Soviet Mig fighter plane ac companied hy two other So­ viet military aircraft shot down an Iranian civilian plane Wednesday in Iranian territory, killing two aerial jnsp lurveyors, officials m d today. toduv and from 8 a m. until noon on Friday. In Oviedo. hoar* for Friday arc from 9 a. m. until main and from 2 until 4 p. m. I.ongwood office* wilt be open on regular schedule Fri­ day and again at 7:30 p. tn. during a continued session of ihe city council Regular Su*.. . urday morning hours w 11 bo -ept with the book* closing a „ noon. “ 7 Season Seen " T ,,ir ,,r lnw lved i-i 4n»t®Hjatl«»n of the new water Boy, 16, Loses Right To Drive A 10) ear-old Itoy. charged with drunken driving, via* declarcd delinquent by Jtivcn|lp Jl|(, Vcrwm Mlzc WcdnrMl, v ilftrrniK>n Thc |driver's license wa* »u*|>ended for one year. The driver Kail Accident was involved in an accident OCALA (UPl) — Some 50 last Friday evening at 20th passenger* and crewmen c»- Street ant Have* Drive vai>ed serious injury Wcdne* Meantime Warren Mitchell day when an Atlantic Coast <operator of a beer garden Line streamliner slammed in at 9th Street and Cyprc** to a semi trailer truck Wed- Avenue, will be arraigned on nesday at a railroad crossing charges of selling beer to a near here, derailing two co minor in Municipal Court gines and three cars. } Monday afternoon. ~ ~ I Florida Di-lrihutnr* For Driimsa Custom Built Tirrw SANFDUD POST-OFFICE DltlVEKS received National Safety Council award.* for a combined total o f Ml yearn o f driving w ithout a .tingle ac­ cident. The total accident-free miles driven was almost J million, or an average of some 9o,000 per year. From left are L. I’. Payton, rural car­ rier; Robert Steele, rural carrier; Clifford 15. Wynn, city carrier; Louis M. Sweeten, city c a r ­ rier; Postmaster Cecile Heard; Myron Smith, city carrier, and Cyril Outlier, city carrier. d . W. FIRST ST. FA 2-0651 �iv — — — w m m m -. _____________________________________ — — ■ Pag* t “ “ N w , 21* IW b CUbJby .* (D a a h D E A ft A B B Y : My bus- baa beta aide fo r * For School year. will T h e doctor iaat maybe add ha another By M r*. Clsreers n*y«*r thro* months, fo u r at the M m b m o f the Osteen Par* m ost I want to knew If it would be proper f o r m* to wear a large black picture bat w ita a iride brim and black sheer vail oner it for his funeral. M y friend says veils are w orn with only sm all hats, but I am larg* woman and dan’t look g ood In sm all hate. Also, could 1 w ear a black tailored suit frith a ent-Tescher AMCdaUon vot­ ed a t a recent meeting to dm tha atom than <200 n od e on tb* Halloween Carnival to purchaa* Venetian blind* for tbo ca /rU ria and a junfta fo r tbo school p la y ground. Announcement waa mad* gym mast I waar an black T I f I wear a ll Mack, would It ba alright to waar on* largo pise* o f costume jew elry 7 PRE PARIN G A H E A D mooting waa the raeraatlonal diractor f o r DoHenn who told o f tha program plannad bp Tt**d that roaldanta o f nearbp com atm ltioo would b* inrltad la participate tacludat ■ echeotg, eight af W elter Taagtto, admlnlatra- which were now In the peat years. School properties liv e nseM snt to Couaty school Include a s acres with sites la North Orlaado and Woatbsfleid as pot uodarelepad. lh a M county school buses Seminole County acbool sys­ tem during tha part 10 p t a n drive a total o f 3AM miles and how It oparaU i at a each dap transporting more meating o f tha Lyman High then I AM children. There are i l l public school School hold Tureday teachers and a total person­ n ig h t nel of wm em ployed, with a monthly payroll a f <377,773. The total annual expenditure pupil k approximately acbool papulation o f >10 per <3M. Teague also itemised duties aeot In the 10 pear period. In i m Lyman School In­ o f tha school board, the school cluded gradea M l with a trustees, and the county suptotal o f l i t atudanU. This •rln tends nt. Other couaty school officials p oor there are S.S30 ehfldreo in tha aama a n a with m a n attending the meeting were than 100 at them at Lyman, Stewart Gatehel, W i l l i a m w hich now h u only gradea Wharton, Jam es Birkanmeyer and W. H. DeShaao. 10, l l and 12. Bar. Leonard Jones o f the School aaroOmeat, county w ide, baa lacr M eed 111 par pralrk Labs Baptist Church cen t la Um pant decade, with gara tha devotional. Mr*. Joseph Pavolchsk, a present enrollment of 14,PTA president, introduced the &29 pupils. T h e county school system members o f the executive board. Twelfth grade mothers serv ed refreshments o f cake, in n s c i a c r r r c o i u t o r punch and coffee In the cafe­ n m a m r a j c d i c i s l o n - teria following the meeting. by Mr*. A lbert PeU nnd Mre. John J u n e . Hospital Notes NOVBM BSt « m Jusnlte Roy, Redding, Lillian Le- Nellie Griffin, Worthy Dixon, lfa ry E. Hadden, Ly dla M. MeKeel, Eula Davis Tarry J. Brooks, Leah Rae Moretx, nil o f Sanford; Ann K. Finksldle, Jam es N. Me Closkey, D efiary; Viola Woer ncr, Lakewood, Colo.; Xennis Morse, Altamonte Springs Nettle Gehr, Margaret Beck Lake Mary Births Mr. and Mrs. Donald McKcel baby girl; Mr. and Mrs. George Griffin, baby boy both o f Sanford Dischargee Shirley Schllke, Lue Conner, Lawrence Jakes, Eunice Stat worth, Franklin Ervin, Judith B. Burris and baby girl, all o f Sanford; Fred Ungenfclter Jr., G eneva; Margaret Beck, Lake M ary; Vasiar T. c o ir n r m d ra n s c n i. Morton, DsDary; l u t e n o u n o o r jr r r . Dulaney Jr., Orlaodo; Car m s e n t no. a S M B MAGIC n m tw in * c b h t r a t , u n men Dees and baby girl If your jo b makes frequent INaiJlUK CB COMFANT Plaintiff, parties, entertaining and the JackaonvUlt; Dorothy Moore atergolng a necessity, you and baby boy, Lake Monroe TODO BTALBT ItONBV. at ux can park up your wardrobe anS et al mfondants. of after-five clothes with silk x e n o n n r a e r r in or satin those In different M oerroaon r o n t m o e r a n T O i T o ld Staler llenar aaS colors. U g o lN o tic e T ob y Roney. hi* wlf* K a a t o a n c n * i s » t w x t n or ahora Avtnua Chicago la, lltlnot* T im Marvin Hoott Ran«r. Jr. anS Janat Rath flunor, hla wif* s t n e r o r r m i t u i North Bo*. Worth A v.n u* C lilcia j S«, lltlnol* AND TOl *11 parti-* claiming lnl*r**t« by. through, un 4*r or m a in * ! Ilalph K HUI*X. detained, » n t *11 partita having or clnlm In* la hava »ny rleht, till* or lnlar**t In lh* property herein derorlbed You are hereby notltle.l lhat • Complaint la fnnelnaa n r t a ln m ortgage *ncumb«rlnit tha fotlow lne d x «rlb * d r«al pruparly, to-w it: t/>T I. RI-OCK II. NORTH OllLANIK). according In tha plat th ereof rx o rd * d In Flat Honh It. >**■■■ I* and 11, Puiillo R ecord. of H.inlnnle County. Florida In * b*«n Iliad agalntt you In th* ab*va-*tyl*4 auli. and you • ra r**uir*d to aarva a copy nr your A n»w *r or olh*r I'l-a d ln g lo lha Complaint on I’ liln lir r a albnrnaya ANDKIt PUN. RUSH. UkiAN, LOWN M .B * van dan DRIIH. S3: M**l Ctnlral Boulivard. Cr U ndo. Florid*, and lilt tb* orig in *) An*w«r or other PI**<Jln* In lha offlc* of lha Clark o f th» Circuit Court on o r Before Hi* 34th day of »*■ • m liir, I*1S. If you fall lo ao. a dauret pro uonfxan will h* tak*n agaiM t you lar Hi r t l l t f g « »* n d « d In tha Cum gU Int Thla Noi'.w* *ball l>* pub liaiiod one* a w *tk lor (our oonaoauilv* «ra*U* In lha Mau ford lltrald. D ATK l) tbla lllh day o f N ovam m r, 111). (SEAL.) Arthur II. Beckwith. Jr c lt r k of tha cirou li Court t l /i Martha T. Vlhlrn Hapuiy Clark Andaraun. Ruth Utati, Lo w i i Jx A van dau llarg A iiu m a /* and Counsellor* at Xutw 133 Halt Ctntral n.uU vard P u l Of (tea Uut 3311 Orlando, Florida 111*3 Tt'.tpftsu* 341-44JI PuUilah NoV. 31, 3* A Ue«. I. 13. ISIS, c u o -ia Legal Notice N ir m n nr s « i .n Nolle* I* h*r*bjr *lv*n lhat purawaat lo (Inal d*«r*e ren­ dered on lha IStli day o f Nov. ember, 1S4I, In lhat rarlaln <«»«• pending In lh* circu it Court In atid (or S«nilm>l* Counts, FlurMa. In Chancery, wh*r*ln FI HAT D ID W IU L SAVINIIII AND LOAN A M O Cl ATKIN OF I G M I X I I I . S ClltTNTT. a corporation . I* PU Inllf'. ami OKtillilF. a n.1 ivlf*. I ill A lAXtl IMHIH .al at *r* tlef.nd.tiiU, Chancery t).,..|<*t No. 114 IS. I. A llT il l'll II IIKCKWITH. Ji t , CUrk ot tha t f o r t x l d Circuit Courl. w ill w llhln lha U eal hour* or aal* on T u .td a y, U*.!*mli«r 3. IMS u ((*r fur M l* and **ll in in* lil*li**l am] k**t lilti.Hr for caali a l lh* front >loor o f lh* cViurtliou** o f fHmtnol* Counts, FlurMa, In nanford. Florida, lha following d**t-rlb*d proptrts, •Itualad and h*lng In nainlnol* Counts, Florida, l u- wi i : l..i IM n( gUKGNH M ill llOll SHL’ TII IICI’ I.AT Al» UITION TO CAMKL.UKH lit , F U m iD A , Stmlnol* Counts. Florida, asaordlni lo Plat lh a rto f raeurda, In Plat Unok It. pag* SS, of ill* Publlo IMeord* of Semln-ila Cnuiily, Florida, Mubjeet to rtalrlvtlun* of r*oord. Hold *al* will I.* mud* pur•uant to and In urd*r to a«tl*fS lh* t*rm* o f **ld final d«era*. (■BAI.) Arthur II. ■•olcwitn, Jr., CUrk o f Circuit Courl. In and for S*nilnol« Counts, Florid*. ■ s: Martha T. VihUu, D C. Phillip Logan r . a ih>* i ? : t Sanford. Fla. Publlah Nov. PI, 11*1 CDO-17 Im p ro v e hour 8KATINU LfM ona F or A ll l'h a »e* Melodee -Sfflr llnora Koad FA J-FJ53 DANCE A M E R IC A N LE G IO N Kt BUY HUD AY a SATURDAY MIGHT SERVICE MEN WELCOME! Straight-Up Plane Passes First Test FT. BENNING, O b. (U N ) — A new airplane dailgntd to taka o f f atraight up paaa«d ita teat flight "beautifully' at this infantry center Wtd naiday. Called the lluminlngblni, tha twin-Jat, fixed wing craft left tha gruund vartically, hov •rad for a moment and thtn soomad forward III normal night. The plan*, built for the Arm y by Lockheed Aircraft Co., la de*lgned to taka off or Innd without benefit o f runway a* ra<|uired by con vantlonal a ircra ft DEAR P R E P A R I N G : W sar dark clothing, and dreaa aa Inconspicuously as posslhl*. A ftta r a l la not a fashion show. And you ap­ pear to b* so preoccupied with w hat you w ill wear that on e might suspect yon can hardly wait fo r the oe- ByAbigail Von Buran n tJ N D A T P .IL •:U f t ) H eeU er • OriakUr ( I ) N*wa— W alter C ssBits (3 ) News— Horn Coakran 1:41 ( I ) KnekantaS Mirror T:4# 43) Hltiemaa ( f ) Hunting 4 Flaking ( I ) Virginia Bays Tit* (1 ) Tawpl* Hauatas t l ) PeaaworS (3) Fllntttoa*a I.C* ( ! ) RawklSa ( I ) Doan* Reas 1:30 (1) Dr. Kildare t t ) Mr T b rte lon e t i l * <l> Ferry Macon I:CS ( ! ) Jn*k LaLanne I t ) Jimmy Daan l:IS ( I ) 31a aal (Color) t » :H ( ! ) Ferry Como ( I ) Nor*** ( O Edit Adam* Skow 11:30 ( ! ) Tha gtory o f An American !l«auty lu c e t o ( l ) Ntw*. w tntkcr, aporta ( O Newt — Morphy Martin 11:1* ( » Ntw*. Sport*. W *athtr 11:31 (•> T h t t u r o f tko atari 11:1* (i> Johnny C»r*on (Color) l l i l l ( I ) Movlo D EAR M O TH E R - IN LA W : Probably n o t Y our friendships are your own and not subject to your son’s veto. But If y ou r ion has remarried, an axeastlva chow o f affection fo r hie former w ife could make things awkward. Your son is wrong. K eep your friend­ ship, but don 't flaunt it. "W hy Are You • B o r e r * That’ s the hssdlng over an advertisement for a book on conversation. But It’s doubt­ ful If anyone bothers to read the advertisement through because that beading will stop readers cold. Nobody contlders himself a bora. If a bore had the faintest Inkling Uiat he was a bore to others, he wouldn’ t be one. Because it takes a g rta t deal leia effort NOT to bora peo­ ple than to bore them. It’ s carter to llaten atten­ tively than to talk, lin ’ t It? And the man or w om an who always talks, talks Is almost aiwayc a bore while the quiet, Rond listener almost never Is It’s carter to take " N o " for an answer—than to refute to accept another's " N o ." But the bore won't take " N o " for an answer. So he continually annoys by Inditing that they accept invitations they don't want to accept and to fall In with plans they are trying thrir beet to get graciously out of. It's easier to say " I don't know" occasionally than to Ulk on and on about things y o u don't know anything TO PEOPLE WHOWANTTO GETAHEAD T ill T ill T:fS |:S4 S ill 1:11 M l 11:16 IM S 11:11 11:61 11:11 ( ! ) S n siesttoe ( t ) lu n th ln * Alm onao t l ) O rovo, Farm R eport (3) F lo rid a H latorr (I ) SunrUb Somootor (3) T oday ( I ) O peration A lphabet IS) T o d a y ( I ) M lekie Evans ( I ) L oca l Now*. W ea ­ ther ( I ) Captain K angaroo ( I ) C artoon* ( I ) Exoreto* For W o ­ men ( I ) A m erteaa Mlatory ( I ) C artoone ( I ) O ale storm ( I ) R om per Room t l ) Bay When ( I ) Now*— Mlk* W a l­ lace ( I ) Spanish ( ! ) N ow *— Edwin Mowman ( ! ) W o rd fo r W ord (« ) I L o v e Lucy (I ) D oeom bor Hrld* (3) C oncentration ( I ) R oot McCoy* (6) Price Ie Right (3) M ix in g Link ( I ) P*t* * Oladyg (I) l*v *n TV RENTAL • Salon FRIDAY P. Bar* C. Brown A* E xtcutrlx o f th* La it W in and T**tam*nt o f Chart** W illi* B r o w n , n /k /n C h a r i * * Willi* nrow n. Br. r>*c****d Harold F. Johncon Attorney for fb* E*t*t# I*. O. Drawer Z Hanford, Florid* Fubllok Oct. II * * 31, t i l l . ODN.133 about. But the bore thtaka he • Sereke Seminole TV FA N I N Sm ith Cater TV Sxlee M M BaaferJ A n M. OPEN M:4S \3S E Legal Notice : By Ruth Millett NOW thru SAT. A T 1:M • I M - B:H 7:M • 9:M THE DAY OF THE TRIFFIDS'W IN OOIASN and CINEMASCOPE I STARTS SU NDAY M ^ U N T in G FLORIDA BANDMASTERS ASSN, DI8T. 5 DRILL CONTEST 27 Bands From Central Florida Nov. T, M. • always h u to have the ans­ wer and always has to get in the last word. So, with far less offort than It takas to bora others to death, a person can easily avoid being a boro. The trouble is—it never, ne­ ver occurs to n bora that he is one. Food for conversation: Both MUletfa "Happier W i v e s (hints for husbands)." Just send 33 cents to Ruth Millett Reader Service, e /o The Sanford Herald. P. O. Boa m . Dept. A, Radio City Station, New York IS, N. Y. ( I ) Ana Sotbern Si SS (S* N*wa— Floyd XaU box 3:10 (3 ) Doctor* ( I ) H * a x Forty (6 ) D»y In Court 3 :!i ( » ) N*w»— Ll*a Ho Herd 1 :1* (3 ) L orttta Toung (f> To Tail Th* Tretb ( ! ) qu«*a For A Day 3:3) ( I ) N*w»—Kdw srdi 3:3S (3 ) Tou Don't Sty (Color) (S) Edge o f Night ( f ) Wbo Do Tou T r u itf 4:06 (3) Match O in u ( I ) Bocrit Storm l l ) Trallmaator 4:3) (1 ) Ncwa— Hinder Vaaocur 4:3* (3) Burn* and AlUa (41 Undo W alt ):44 (3) U**t Of Grouch* (4 ) Cartoon* ( I ) Hlvarboat 1:1* (3 ) N*w*COP« (4) L**«* It To B i i r i r K«y* 13:40 C> Tou r Flrat Impr***Ion (C o lo r) ( l l L ov e o f Llf* (6) E rn ie Ford 131XX ( I ) N*w*— Harry R *a•oner 13:It> (3) Truth o r C on**quoncog ( I ) Search For T o m o r­ row ( I ) F ather Know* Beat 3* 4b« Caart •* Ike C a u l * J e t,# . See* leal* Ceaatx. Flar 13:4! (I ) G uidin g Light 13:>! (3) New*— nay 8ch «r*r •4a, la Fra Sat*, 1:61 (3 1 X *w t. W *otb*r ta tai Kalita af (S> B ach elor F*th*r ClfARLEW W IL M S BROWN ( I ) ()* n * ra l ll x p l t a l e / k / a Chart** W illi* Brawn, 1:1! (3) F ocu* Sr. 1:36 (3) Science D« c* i i *4(I ) Ao T h o World Turn* Te All Cwelfare aa* Fareeee (I ) N*w*— D ot * FanHa via* rlata * ar B a u l k n tll neatest *# m n**et*i 1:45 ( I ) C artoon* Tou tu4 each a f vau ar* 3:40 (3) Paoplo W ill T alk k t r t b r n o ilfte l »n « r*«jjlr*<l (!) F axw ord to pr***nt any claim* tn.l 4*mend* which you. or *!ll>*r o f you. m ix h*r* ic* !n * t lh* •*t*ta a f C htrlai W illi* Drawn, a /k /A Chari** W illi* Brown. Sr., d*c*t**4, Mt* o f **14 Coun tr. to th* County Jude* of Bamlnol* County, Florida, t t Toait* — ties * lim e hi* o fflc* In lh* caurthou** of CARLOAD r A l t NITS! *sl4 County s t Hanford. F lor­ id*. wllhln *ls calendar "TMI3 B X A Iia lE BCaH* 1 H S MANm.NO t H X r * month* from th* llm* o f th* flr*t publication o f thl* nolle*. Tw o oopl** o t o scb claim or FRIDA V IS HATCKDAT damsnd ahall bo In writing, N A S A Carload nnd ih all atat* th* plac* o f BIO TKIFLB FBATCIU1 r**ld*neo end po*t offlc* nd"Bark T o God's Cosotry'* dr*** o f th* claimant, and "FOLLOW THU ■ O ta " *hnll b* sworn to by th* • jM M d T k o A rg o a a sW claim ant, bln ne*m . or nttorn*y and necomponltd by s filin g f** o f on* dollar and •uch claim or damnnd not *o tllad *h*l! b* void. By Oswald Jacobv JJut (d o n u m W*a- 1:1* («> apart* H ere la a hand that is a were norm al enough as w as problem la bath bidding and Walter’ s rebid to t h r o e A 10gS play. When it cam s up In tha spades. V g jg San Antonio tournament the Bobby bad every Intention K Q J7 A I4 final contracts ranged all tha of getting to a slam som e­ EAST way from three no-trum p to where and decided th* best s q m *J saves no-trump, with quite a way to explore would b e with 9 1 0 g 4 S t i l few tou t spade, ala opsds, a four diamond bid. W aiter's ♦ •■•as ♦ 10 six no-trump and tlx diamond five club bid abowed the ace 4 Q J 1 0 II ♦ K IT S contract throws la for good and was a mild suggestion • o t i r a (d > measure. about seven, but B obby felt B A X IO fA K U S Tha only slam that m akes that be had done Just about T a i« is spades. South wins tbo enough and m erely went to opening club lead la dummy five ipades. Both vt and plays a ipade to his ace. This cooled o ff W alter's de­ BesMh West North ■ Baft West drop* the Jack, and now sire to get to seven, but the Pm 14 M South makas the safety play 3 9 game was m atch point dupli­ Pm Pese I A P bm P ea •A o f a low spada to dum m y's « ♦ cate and be decided to bid six Pi n Pese •V ten. This forces E ast’ s queen. 8 4 hearts to encourage a six noPm Pese Paso <♦ Later on S o u t h finesses trump call b y Bobby. Opening lei agiinst the nine spot and Bobby had no Interest In makes the slam. that u itd by Bobby aod Walt­ [no-trump and closed the bidThe bidding ia the box was er Wolff. The first three bids |ding at six spades. (O n IM l:t l •:S6 1:30 apart* l : i t •) BSltertal BSltei 1:11 ( I ) Newe, sport*. tk*r t o n ig h t TODAY A .M . i.SO (3 ) Nawtaope l l ) R a w s Waata*r. D E A R A R B Y t H ow should • BMthor-ln-law treat bar as • daughter - In-law 7 m arried a lovely g rew vary fon d o f another and a truly frtondahlp follow ed, their m arriage want I can’t turn o f f m y _____ _ like a spigot fo r this girL M y son thinks I am being disloyal to him because I haven’t dropped bar Uka a h o t potato. Their children ecu still m y grand­ children. A m I w ron g? M OTH E R-IN -LA W D EAR STARS: White wedding gowne and Tails a r t traditional fo r f l n t mar­ $ a a > b y O n B h id q s i ■ ■ ■ v is io n riage* snip. Rut i f year clergyman ia wflUag la p er­ form such a cerem ony, I to y g o ahood and hava It, and may God blast this union. • • a a D E A B AB BY t J oe and I war* married in 1MB by a Justice o f tha Peace becauaa it waa all we could afford a t the time. Th* f l n t two years w* had two babloc. Neither o f ua was grown up enough to accept tbo re­ sponsibilities o f marriage ao It on ii*a in divorce short­ ly after the second baby cam*. I want home to my parents. W o bare been di­ vorced nearly three y ea n and in that time w e have both matured a lot. We’ve been teeing each other, and have decided to try mar­ riage again. I want a church wedding with a whit* gown and veil, A bby. 1 know this it not done fo r second mar­ riages, but I think my case ie the exception because there baa never been an­ other man in my life except Joe, And this, to me, is really like our first mar­ lin g*. 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Recommendation* of the nominating committee for new nffi.-ers will he presented at the December meeting follow^ r d by elections. The covered dish Christmas supper and party for memher* and their families will be held in the Recreation Hail of_ the Fire Station on Monday. Dec. IB. The annual luncheon will be held at the Orchid House on Wednesday, Jan. 8, beginning at- 12:30 p.m. Cards will be fp ta y e d until 4 p.m. Reserva­ tions are being accepted by Sirs. Thomas Hnwurd. The group voted to purchase drupes for auditorium win­ dows, matching the stage cur­ tain, which should be up in time for the Christm** party At the close of the business, refreshments were served by the hostesses, Sirs. Otto Hurt9 w i g , chairman and Sin. Slurray (iilbert. Sir*. W. Dockray and Sirs. John Vetter, (lames were played during the social hour. Girl Scouts Set Practice Parade a Seminole C o u n t y ' s Girl W Scout* will hold another pa­ rade practice Saturday morn­ ing at the Pinecrest School’s parking lot in preparation for the annual Junior Chamber of Commerce Christmas Parade on Dec. 4. All juniors, cadette and senior Scouts who have uni­ forms are requested to at£ tend. Any former Girl Scouts hav­ ing uniforms which are not being used are requested to contact Mrs. J. A. Fuller, Girl Scout uniform chairman, at 1204 Crescent to donate or sell their uniforms. Legal Notice son rn or 'Aunt Fanny' Is Big Hit W ith Sanford humor since joining the pro­ gram in 1U37. The large au­ diences o f approximately 100 persons who huvo flocked to Deltona each morning to see the show attests to the con­ tinuing popularity o f the "Breakfast Clubber*.” Fran is originally from I.aPorte City, Iowa, where ns a youngster she absorbed much of the Americana which char­ the "Kukln. Fran and Ollie” |CDO-71 television show, which charm­ r. o r s h k h i f f ’ s u% i.r ed adults as well as children. NOTICK IS IIKItKItr niv She was recently seen local-1 KN that I. J. LUTHF.lt non ly over WKSH-TV on "Match { £ ’ f t " ™ / 'ft* Game." I writ Issued out of the Small She now lives in New Jer0o“ M tor . . . , , , » " * • C oun ty . Florid a, on the sey, where her husband is 7th day of Jons. A. D. !MJ. in the music publishing bitsl- I ,n_ certain c a u s a t u - t w o n ness, and travels to Chicago pant . Plaintiff, and nilF.ltfor her part in tha "Breakfast MA-S w iiitk IN-THE BOX b * i .k N olle * l> hereby g iv e n that pursu ant to (Inst d ecr ee r e n ­ dered on the ISth d a y o f N o v ­ em be r. 1**3. In that cert ain caus e p en d in g In the Circuit C our t In and fo r Hemtnnl* C oun ty . Florida, In C ha ncery , w h erein FIIIHT F K t> K It A 1. 8 A VI Ni'.S AN D U>A N ASSO­ C IA TION o r 8 K M I X O L K COUNTT, a c o rp o r a t io n . la P la in t iff , and O K o l U l K I T O I I and w lfs . OllA LOU PUOII. a* at are defen dan ts. C ha ncery ItADIO A M I TELEVISION STAR. Finn Alli­ thicket No. 1347#. L A H T IIl'It II. ilK C K W IT I I , Jit., C lerk o f son, riKlit. took time out o f her busy schedule the af ore sa id C ircu it Court to pose with Herald reporter June Casselberry will within tha le g al h o u r s o f sate on December S. 1S«3 of who interviewed her at the Mayfair Inn as she fer f o r aala and sell t o tha was ulxnit to embark on a fishing trip. hig h est and beat bi d d er for rat h at tha fr on t d o o r o f the C our tho ua a o f Se min ole C o u n ­ ty. Florid a. In S an ford. F l o r ­ ida. tha f o l l o w i n g d esc ribe d pro p erty , situated and being In Hvmlnol# C oun ty, Florida, to.w it: Lot Tl. o f Q U R K N 8 M iltn o n s o u t h iif . p i . a t a h HITION TO CAKSKLtlKIt HT. FlaOKIHA, Seminole By Jane Casselberry Coun ty, Florida, a c c o r d in g acterizes her timeless Inter to plat t h e r e o f reco rded One o f America's favorite pretation of ‘‘Aunt Fanny.’ In Plat n o o k It. P a g * IS . o f the Publ ic Het-ords o f •'relatives” Is visiting Sunford “ Aunt Fanny,” who I* a S em in ole Coun ty, Florida this week. Prun Allison, better universal character which ev Said salt will be mada p u r ­ known to radio and television cryone associates with tome su ant to and In o r d e r to sails fy tha terms o f said fi nal titaudiences us “ Aunt Fanny’* is one they know, first began cree. here with the Don McNeill's as a gag, when Frnn was (HU At,) A r th u r II ne. -kw lth. Jr "Ureakfast Club" radio show working as a singer on a local C lark o f Circu it C ourt, In while it is being broadcast radio station after giving up and fo r ftrmlnolo County. Florida. from Deltona Community Cen­ teaching for a show business n y : Martha T. Vlhlen . HC. ter. currer. Philip L«Kan O. Ibis t i l l She has endeared herself to Frun is aUo remembered Hanford, Fla. the fans for her homespun for her purt fur 10 years in Piibtlah Nov. SI, IS*} Among the businesses, first place, for improvements hot it inside and out, went to the DeBary Restaurant operated hy Conatahln and Mrs. Oscar Pupineau. Second place went to l.nmherl’s pure Oil Station operated by the Lambert bro­ thers. Honorable mention was nwarded a number of addi­ tional business owners and o f­ fice managers in the commu­ nity. Residential winners were JACKSONVILLE (U P I) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Muhar.i i Five members of a Jacksonof Axalca Drive, first, and g ville home building firm were Mr. and Mrs. M. Gilmore of arrested by the FBI Wednes­ day on a 48-count fraud In­ Plsntstion Road, second. Many homes also were commended dictment. Charged with conspiracy to for their well-kept lawns and defraud the U. S. Government improvements. James Rucker, rhairman of In connection with loan* In­ sured by the Federal Housing the project, worked in close Administration were Walter J. co-operation with the commit­ Cowart, J. Edgar Cowart, Al­ tee and Cheater Rearick, pres­ len Cowart, Thomas C. Dean ident of the association Judges were Mrs. William B a n d Normal C. Kluessncr, all Hibbard and Mrs. William from th« Jacksonville area. The Cowart brothers anil fatkcinnn o f the Deilury Gar­ their two employes were in­ den Club; Mrs. John Dzick dicted by a federal grand and Mra. Adam Muller of the jury in Miami Nov. 5 on DeBary Business and Profes­ charges of secondary financ­ sional Women's Club and Mrs. ing, in violation of FIIA regu­ P. Loundaberry and Mrs. lations. They had posted $300 George Croake of the DeBary Women's Club. personal rccogniwne bonds. Five Arrested In Loan Fraud pulling a tooth, beer and whis­ ky, movie admissions and newspapers in addition to food, housing and transporta­ tion. Tha Index, often considered dwelling wage earner. , Winners Named In DeBary Beautification Program Winners in the Beautifiestiin Program sponsored for the past three months by the DcIIury Civic Association for business and residential sec)tion* o f the community were announced early this week fol­ lowing eloae of the contest last Friday. Ineomes. Change* in the price of food, often o f m ajor impor­ tance in the Index's fluctua­ tions, w ill be "considerably leas important” in the new measure o f Inflationary trends, Ewan Clague, commissioner o f labor statistics, said this Clague said. On the other hand, housing would make it more useful an Indicator o f how the and transportation cotta will BO million urban wage earn­ have m ore weight in the index ers in the nation spend their starting next year. tet and motel eharge* also one o f the government’s most will b« checked fo r the first valuable statistics, will be time next January fo r inclu­ broadened to include single sion in tha revised index. persons living atone. It for­ Thg index already includes merly waa limited to families the cost o f baby delivery, o f two or more. Labor Department officials WASHINGTON (U P I) — The Labor Department will said investigators would check the price o f a complete funer­ check price* from cradle to al with undertakers in 50 tha grave for it* streamlined cities. Their findings on fu­ cost-of-living Index that will nerals will not be listed sep­ arately by the government but appear next February. The costa o f funerals —a will be blended with other priee data in determining the controversial national topic— Consumer Price Index (C P I). 111 be calculated fo r the Bank service charges, le­ first time in computing av­ gal fees, room tent, and hoerage expenses o f the city­ and BUY THIS BIKE IN THE BOX WE SAVE AND SO DO YOUI .— I Lowest Price Ever on or Girts THE STAR JET A Precision construction wish ch rom e han dlebars, crook Konger. o f punishment. f t Fom out G ood y ea r bicycle lire* o n d safety-desig n ed Tend** c o o itor brakes. maky ‘ W H I T E , Iiefciulantt, hsv# In Club” shn my po a«**«lon thft f o l l o w i n g I •Ifti.tt* I There is a genuine affection •Uacrlb«il r**l „# , | ly ln « enit living In H-m ln oU ] betwexn members of the cast Itjounty. Florlila, to-wlti which has remained virtually lb-kin 7*1-3 f«nt North o f HK C or n er o f N K H o f HW th# same since ahp Joined it V, o f Hectlnn 33. T o w n s h i p 2B years ugu and she is proud 31 Ho u til, llan ge 33 Kant, t lienee West 300 fvet. to call tha Don McNeills thence North 30 fvet. among her elosrst friends. thsn re K e lt 300 fsel, t h -n c e Kouth 30 fv et to a The show, which is carried point o f tivifInning. nil over the world by Armed Title rtcortlvtl in Off ici a l l t v o r . 1 . Hook 43(1, l*ag« 13. Forces Radio, toured Europe t’ uhllc Itvoorile o f HvuilInst summer as a morale build­ nolv C oun ty, Florid a, er for service men and their o* ilm p rop er ty o f HIIKItMAN I I I T K and MAIIY W I I I T K ; families stationed there, who W that o n Ilia 3th day o f livcenjoy the broadcasts ns a link vmtier. A. t>. 1343, b e t w e e n the leg al hours o f vale, to -n-lt: with the folks hark home. a f te r It :oo o ' c l o c k In the fori Frun likes this area so much no on and b e f o r e 3:0# o 'c lo c k that she has decided to pur­ In the afte rnoon , on the said day at the fr on t il« o r o f the chase a lot in Deltona. Fish­ Co un ty C our t H ou se In Han­ ing is one of her favorite hob­ ford. Hvmlool* C o u n ty , Flor. Ida, I shall o f f e r fo r sate to bies so she especially enjoyed the highest bidder f o r ra« h a fishing trip on the St. Johns In hand, the s h o v e d esc rib ed real vaiate p ro p e r ty o f KIIKItTuesday where she caught two MAN W IIIT K and IIAKT bass. W II IT K . J L. Itohhy She finds ths peopl# here S h e r iff o f Hemtnole C o u n ­ exceptionally friendly . . . hut ty. 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N o M oney Dow n • Easy Terms GOODYEAR A N D N O TC T H IS ! Everything Is custom-tailored to w it you and your pocketbook. ; NATION-W IDE No limit on month* / Nn limit on miles / No limit a* to roads / N o limit a* tu speed / for the entire life of the trrad. ALL NEW GOODYEAR ALTO TIRES AUK G U AR AN TE ED against defreta in workmanship and materials and normal road hasards, except "NO LIMIT* GUARANTEE repairable punctures. IF A GOODYEAR T IR E F A IL S UNDER THIS GUARANTEE any o f more than 80,000 Goodyear dealers in tka United Slates and Canada will make allowance on n new tire haaad on original tread depth remaining and current "G oodyear Priee." TO ISO# C . F I N A N C E G O O D Y E A R C O R P O R A T I O N -IXMfOiB- 111 Wait Firtl Street................................... Tel. FAirfax2-3'4J ____________________________ OSISMOO ■ ■■ 428 North Orange Avenue............... Telephone 424-3dfl5 401 West Central Boulevard •teeeee#eea Tclepnooe 423-6493 1243 Eat! Colonial Drive............ ............ ."Telephone 425-2611 LOANS MAOI TO ai5IOINT$“o r A I L NIARBT TOWNS GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 555 W. First S t Phone FA 2-2821 OPEN TILL 9 FRIDAY NIGHT ” �_____ Grade ‘A ” Quick Frozen Young Tender Brood Breosted ake Youngster Celebrates Birthday At Family Party taM fo r Um monthly s o t tin g O rel# n r o o o f tk* Chriat i n Women’* Fellowship o f F h r t OirittUn Church. Mr*. Jttoo G ordntr g o r t the I deration lesson and 31r*. 0 . D. j Landrota conducted tht btisla t t t session. It w ot » nominetd that tht ip ta k cr at tha Church for Woman'* Day would bo Mr*. Maaon Gragg. A collection wn* taken for migrant work and Mr*. A . B. H untlty p n w n U d tht »tudy lotion on Chriatlan Work In tho citle*. Mr*. Harold Ring, CWF president, Mr. aad M n . Maaon G rogff aad Mra. E fflo Dardon war* welcomed a t rlalton. Other* attending were Moot. V . Q . Grantham, A , B. Hunt' lay, Margnrtt Barnet and Frank Washburn. Mra. Grantham will bo hoet a n fo r tho December meet' of Oary’t brothar ami Gary XowalaU celebrated Ha loth birthday with a f*mBp iw r < M i party at tht homo af Ua parents, Mr. aai Mr*. M a rt lowalaU, IhJrlay Delve, la Boar Laha. No formal etlobratloa w u alaaood bat a atifhbor New Families Welcomed To Lake Mary Mra. Robert C. Bugenatata, Welcome Wagon hottest, re­ ports tho toflowtag now fam­ ilies welcomed to tha Laha Mary area recently: Mr. aad Mn. K. Leatherwood (ran $*nfwd| Mr. aad Mra. L. T . Riggs aad ehflin n , Manny and Vkkla, Mam Guantanamo, Cuba; Mr. aad Mrs. lesst HatUagt, Aigrtti, Calif.; Mr. sad Mrs. Pnads Zlus tad four chil­ dren from Coryus Christl, Mr. aad Mrs. Olaf McCrosfty, FkyDle, Mecklo end Mika R om Bristol, V s.; Mr. aad Mrs. Vsa Hicks, Darlens, Vaa Jr., Leri* Ann aad Bonita from B a tte d ; Mr. and Mrs. Glenn lo d fe r s , Glean and Michael f r s m Owensboro, By.; Mr. sod Mrs. Albert lu ff and Charlotte from Daytona Beach. Mr. aad Mrs. Charles Smith, Charles Jr. and Waada Lou from JaskioavUle; Mr. aad M n . Xeanoth God­ win, Glen, Jack, Karl and Bona!* from Lexington Park, M d.; M r. god Mrs. Hollis Howard, Stephan, Michael, David and Cynthia from Waoo, T tx a i, and Mr. m d Mrs. John Crltes, Ralph, Charles, Larry, Albert, Ted. Patsy, Giany, Gary, Ronald, Debor* *h, Daryl aad Walter Ir o n Aberdeen, Wash. GARY KOWALSKI, canUr, holding hia baby brothar, Mika, at a family birthday cnlabration in hla honor. Others with him art, from left, Paul Kenaki, another brother, Roger and his alater, Bonnie, right. Phi Gamma Eta Pledges New Members At Recent Meeting A form a l plsdgo esrsmony fo r n ow members o f the Phi Gamma Eta ehapter o f Beta Sigm a Phi waa held recently at tho home o f M rs. Robert Q snxaler, 19M Palmetto A t*- pledge. Tho eartmony closed w ith tho pledges accepting tha Bet* Sigma Phi erest. A fter the Initiation was completed a business meeting w i ( conducted by the preei- nua* Tho#* locking admittance Into th o ehapter ware, Mmee. CotUo Collin*, D are Sharp, Wondoll Brooks, Robert W illis; tho M isooo Linda Hlttoll, Shirlay Btum pf, Vicki Wsstlund and Pam Jonas. Tha beautiful eandla light cerem ony w u carried out with the traditional cotora o f blue and ailver with pink r o u e . A bouquet o f pink rotee w u arranged on a silver tray and centered on a whit* linen to . bio d o t h with blu* candles repreaenUng Individual guiding torches o f wisdom to e u h dent, Mra. Jo* Alexander. It w as decided to prepare food basket* for needy famlliea to b* presented on Thanksgiving Day and to enter a float in tho Christmas parade, Following the meeting the hostess M n . G o n u lts served refroahmento o f cake, nuM, mints, coffee end punch. Oth* era enjoying tha event were Mmee. Mika Crtvtr, Rick Erickson, Robert Mitchell, Jim Warner, William Reck, Sid Vihlen, N. E. Jenningo and tho Misses Dumia Hodges, Barbara Moms, and Leslie Jonas. Good eutlary la essential to good earring. When buying hnivos, tbs quality o f the stool used In the blade Is tbs most important featurs. FA C TO RY CLOSE-OUT SALE! SATURDAY, NOV. 23 — 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. SAMPLES AND OVERSTOCK Bio— ■ A skirt net*, pajama*, gowaa, dusters, etc. Stylos gator* for ladion, men, girl*, boys, childron and infanta. EVERYTHING GOESt 17 to 23-Lb. A vera ge Averagt AAP OUR FINEST QUALITY WHOLE OR JELLIED Cranberry Sauce 2 --39* HAMS: ROAST 'Super-Right” Western Beef Square Cut “SUPER-RIGirr WESTERN CENTER CUT 100 Extra Plaid Stamps With Purchase Of FULL CUT CHUCK JANE PARKER 403 Pecan Avo. Corner 4th 81. Sanford ° y e r ^ fr u lt& n u ts Your Old Furniture is I HAMS ~ ! CAPT. JOHNS FRENCH FRIED FROZEN FISH-STICKS l i t Money jrth SOUTHERN STAR BONELESS CANNED We need trade-ins f tor our Bargain Balcony L IB E R A L TRADES L, Sa on Living Room. Bed* ( room. Dining Room Furniture * A Bedding! FRESH CALIF. EMPEROR 119 Magnolia Avo, Sanford, Fla. U. S. NO. 1 YORK Thone FA 2-6321 ONE MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR W A T T , celebrated their 50th wedding nnnivoraary while visiting relatives in the north. A fter returning home they had n small dinner party for a few cioso friends at their home oa Bonita Road, in DeBary, (Cox Photo) Bear Lake Personals By Shirley Wratworth Friends of Gary M au ey, son o f Mr. and Mrs. William M * u e y , Lake Ather Circle, will regret to I*irn that h t I* confined to the Maxwell Field AFB Hospital in Montgomery, Ala, He will be there for ghoul three week* tor treatm entf. Mall may ha id d rcsi- DeBary Personals ORI.ON FLANNEL T w o new fam ilies are being w elcom ed to the Bear Lake area. Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Hudgins moved from Lake Jessup to 1UI Bear Lake Hoed and Mr. and M ri. Elwood C. Payna and two chU* dren, Victoria and John, art residing at H25 Balmy Beach. They formerly lived in Win­ ter Park. Mra. Frederick Kam merer of Sunset Drive entertained her daughter, Mrs, William R. Hahn, and ion, William Jr., at the DeBary Restau­ rant on Sunday prior to a visit at the Seminole Memor­ ial Hospital, where Mr. Kraramerer hai b u n a pa­ tient Fred Kra merer ia a p u t commander of the Her­ bert D. Gibb Poet M l, De­ Bary. American Legion. RAYON OnceyouuseXffAfM FRESH NO. 1 RED GOLDEN RIPE you’ll ntnrtoback tohart work"paints! C k »ey oa m oh ow tfra riea d y n ew ,,L o e s i" H ou m Paint flows on -h ow it dries laming — - h o w easy k is to chan up with aoop and water after pelstlnfc y o u ll never g o Campbells Cream Of Mushroom Or Chicken With Purchase Of $10.00 Or Mora Order Friday PLAIDS — SOLIDS MACHINE WASH.MILK IS IN. 2 QUART Only November 22 TD . MILADY’S SHOPPE Of F l u Fabrics I0« S. Park S23-eSIJ BOOTS J a n * P a r k e r D c llc lo u * • Wellington Typo Reg. $12.95 Value JANE PARKER PAN P lu s 1 SCIENTIFIC LAW N SPRAYIN G FOR — Silver Dollar CHINCH BUGS • Shoes For The Entire Family OR SATISFACTION GUARANTEED FUNGUS A la* l.awa Renovation Silver Dollar Grapevllle Nursery 8221 Grapevllle A vo. f a 2-assa SHOE STORE Downtown Sanford lat. R Magnolia LUMBER AND HARDWARE CO. FA 2*5381 A P lS u p e r M arkets ‘Wien a*raw#tan ie*< •**.**#■ v#i a»* 2701 ORLANDO DRIVE 17-92 AT 27lh ST. �i> «* Wot. « . 19€S — f if l I Altamonte M iss Carolyn M arie Haynie To W ed f Couple Returns From Trip OrienW. Perry Jr. • y Dm i i E sMs i and approaching marriage o f Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Haynie, I their daughter, Carolyn MaM2 Grant A ve., Longwood. rie, to Orien Willard Perry announce t h e engagement I Jr., son of M r. and Mrs. Orien Willard Perry Sr., o f Cassel­ berry. Miss Haynie is a graduate of the 1962 Lyman High School class and was a m em ­ ber ture of the DECA Club, Fu­ Teachers of America, Glee and Pep Clubs. By Julia Bartee Mr. and Mrs. litenn Humes c f Ilattaway Drive Altam onte Springs, have returned home from n six week trip during which time Mrs. Humes un­ derwent a successful stapedec­ tomy at the hospital in New Orleans. W hile aw ty they made a trip to Albuquerque. N. M., where they visited their Sonin-lew and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Ayers and their tw o-yearold granddaughter, Heather. They took a short shopping trip to Ju n es, M exico and on the return home atopped o f f in Jacksonville to visit Mrs. Hume’s slater, M rs. Hillary Schroder who presently is their houscgufst in Altamonte. She is a member o f the First Baptist Church o f Or­ lando and is presently em ­ ployed in the office o f the Se­ curity Life Insurance Co. of Georgia. The grooin-elect graduated from Lym an High School in 1958, Is serving in the U. S. Air Force and stationed at Shaw AFB in South Carolina. The wedding is planned for Dec. 16 at 7:30 p.m . at the A knuckle-cracker gives the home o f the bride's parents. fidgets to those around him. rest one SPEED CRUISERS #8 500" BICYCLES Tw m Taao Cushion S a ddle w fl F^m^a^^^llow H to d li l i f t EVENING DRESSES Long and Short Chiffons — Crepes Brocades Priced From — MISS CAROLYN MARIE H AYNIE Rebekahs Honor Past Leaders By Mrs. Clarence Snyder Seminole Keliekah Lodge No. 43 met at the Odd Fellows Hall with Mrs. Clarence Sny­ der, noble grand, presiding. Mrs. Louise Luwn, a new­ comer to Sanford and a memo f Peterboro Kcbeknh Lodge in Peterboro, N. If., was intro, duced and welcomed. Also wel­ comed was Mrs. Elisabeth llaiinuin, a member of Seminolo that lias returned to Sun- Lutheran Women T o Meet A t Church The morning and evening rircles of the Ladies Aid o f the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer will hold s joint meeting today at the church. Mrs. Vernon Fedderson, president, said the meeting would start promptly at 7:30 p.m. and urged all members to make a special effort to at­ tend. Officers to serve during tlMSI will ho elected during die business meeting. CREATIVE WOMAN 314-H up *17“ M NSATl ONAl h Hi .i dC oiV U A Fashions ford after living in Zephyrhills for many years and Mrs. Emma Rowe, a former memIter now living in St. Cloud. The second meeting o f No­ vember o f Scniinola Lodge would fall on Thanksgiving so it was voted to cancel that meeting. First nomination o f officers was held. The bulge charter was drap­ ed in an impressive ceremony in memory o f Mrs. Nancy Dohlilns, a member who re- I cently answered the last roll j call. The noble grand asked that all past noble grands be pre­ sented to her station. After reading an amusing poem aliout the “ Has Been*’’ the poem told of the wonderful work done hy past noble grnnds and how much they were appreciated. Mrs. Snyder then presented each with a gift. Those receiving gifts were, Mrs. Auburn Rector, Mrs. May Rubow, Mrs. Mae Myers, Mrs. Virginia Anderson, Mrs. W. I.. Roche, Mrs. Louise l.uwn, Mrs, Henrietta Raines, Mrs. Mary Jameson, Mrs. llm ry Jameson, Mrs. Klizalietli linnnum, Mrs. Rrodie Williams, Mrs. If. L. Moore and Mrs. Ileula Thornton. Mrs. Thornton told o f her recent visit to Hawaii. Sli« flew to California, attended a Rebekah session there. Tlu-n in coinpuny with other Reliekahs shu traveled to Honolulu, Hawaii, where the two Re­ bekah lodges o f Hawaii and all lodges of California held a joint assembly. Nine hun­ dred attended the assembly including representatives of all states including Alaska. The next regular meeting will be Dec. l'J at the Odd Fellows Hall. 2526 PARK DRIVE OPEN W ED. P. M. & FBI. 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A l l M u d s O f N y lo n A n d A v n ila b la In W h it e — H e a v e n B lu e — D a w n P in k B i e g e a n d B la c k . SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK ( } ru>aa&* SANFORD DOWNTOWN r. a 1 e» DOWNTOWN SANFORD “Seminole County’ s Only Daily Newtpapct" m » * i If �e- \f & n y A t Ho e •orapetition ■ DM m acute. C ilki, >UUo and ragfano Vk with cadi other for the rich prlaaa of saw iadoatrlal develop, am t* Boom araaa art cknrly compelled to hue afir piaata lata their midst tf thejr art to maka any reel dent ta ehroefe tmemptoymstit. Tha otdor ln- i , n II from ooteJde, they caught ia atarnation. Heavily Industrialised Michigan ia taklag aa approach, however, that may have Interesting lessons for moot of the nation. Right now Michigan ia riding high with one of the most prosper­ ous automobile production years in its history. Last year also was good. But the state has had its Man per* iods, and it no longer gets anything like the major share of the defense business it ones had. The State's specialists in econom­ ics development would like to recap­ ture some of that business. But they do not wish to have too great de­ pendence on it Nor do they want particularly to lure a flock of new concerns to Mich­ igan, though plainly they will not bar the doors to solid enterprises seeking a base in the state. What they want to do most is en­ courage the economic health of busi­ nesses already in Michigan. The experts believe that 90 per igan’s ‘ economic growth cent of Mlehigai is Just co Just ahead will come in the decades iiB I |Michigan-based* cotnt :om pa­ from either ries or concerns with major MlchU gun branches. Dick W est Soya *TM NOT INTERESTED!" Boom The notion is that i f these firm s’ tended te. they wifi 'day (hi the state ■■■w the emending economic to care for its ion. ______________ to be immense good aensa in this. Efforts to attract new plants are thoroughly under, standabie, especially in .those places that are today deeply mired. Bet the concessions and other luring services represent in some ways, discrimina­ tion against already established com­ panies. Why should not these latter get ptn-polu te d attention tha individual, nto-oointed certain p r o b they may requ:Ire on cerl leras in • changing world? The truth b , If they don't, soma of them will move away, drawn by the attractions put forward by more attentive authorities. And those which stay nay in many Instances suffer from an accumulation of un­ solved problems. A Michigan development special­ ist notes that 1,000 major firms have moved in the United States in tha past five years. Another 1,000 plan to move in the current five years. Any alert area should be busy seeing what it can do to provide n setting and economic climate which will en­ courage employers to stay around. Often the old industrial sits eonstricts development, transportation alignments era outdated, community facilities are inadequate, tax struc­ ture is bad. Enterprising officials can be just as ingenious in meeting these difficulties aa they ean in luring new companies from the outside. Michigan has no patent on this approach. It is obviously a good one and it deserves to be widely copied. WASWPMJTIW — 'hen I recently team ed that gam bling casinoa te Puerto R ico a r t ratter Ifeo Jurisdic­ tion o f tba Econom ic Deve­ lopm ent Administration, boon * abler eaa break. At th# winter progrosaea, construction worker* will be needed to build a new boepital. ambulance driven will 1 fled stesdy employment and accident lnaoraaea will ha hiring more invest» gators. In short, an aa area needs to get ba ck on Ms fact is • V plaee ter skiers to lota their footing. thought 1 had encountered the quintessence of bureaucratic nomenclature. Nothing. I figured, eould be m om appropriate than to de­ fine the gam e o f roulette, not to mention blackjack and cra pe, as a form o f ecooom ic developm en t I now find, however, that io awarding thla laurel to the governm ent of Puerto R ico 1 w m underestimating the Ingenuity o f our bureau­ crats back h ere on the malnod. Peter Edson Political Notebook Dr. Crane's In a couple o f weeks, a beautiful new ski resort will g o into operation In Blue K nob Mountain near Bedford, P a ., aad this facility, I must adm lriagly report, was fin­ anced te large measure by tho Area Redevelopment Ad­ ministration. T o my mind, sk! resorts aro even m ore compatible with econom ic development, particularly area redevelop­ m ent, than casinoa. F irst o f all. Blue Knob is in the center o f an area that has been hard bit econom ical­ ly b y a slum p in coal aod railroad employm ent. Second ly , it is the purpose of tho A rea Redevelopment Admin stratioo to help such com ­ munities im prove themselves. Thirdly, nothing that I can think of ia m ore likely to stimulate the econom y than a new ski resort. The tale of leg splints alone should be enough to start the timber business boom ing. T h e plaster o f piris indus­ try wilt get a shot In the arm from the increased demand ter arm casts, and the poten tlalltles for the ankle band ag e market are positively staggering. These are only a few o f the w ays that a ski resort ean enrich a community. They by W ASH ING TO N- (N B A ) monial dinners hM bad to go will m eet ia Chicago in a few With Republican National to eam paign funds. weeks to map strategy for Chairman William E . Millar I f K hadn’t been fo r the their cam paign in the North. making atatemaata that, aa d riv e o f Executive D irector Clay Claiborne, bead o f the o f now, Ariaona Senator Bar­ William 8 . Warner, In trying GOP minorities division has ry Goldwater has a load over to raiM a million dollars by m considerable work for all hla rivals for the GOP illing Republican p a r t y this y ea r’a m ayoralty elec Juno’ s C M S ilteslrstes s for wa are buying a now its vast area by thus helping presidential nomination, h be­ membership# a t f i t a bead, lions. correct the wrong thinking of com es increasingly difficult GOP national headquarters trials tragedy. r « c Ibrcs home. Some o f the Republican "B u t even with his child both men and woman. hom es eoold have bees sal­ for party headquarter* in might not hava operated. strategists teem reconcUed to Julie show* ua three homes, Washington to stay neutral. support, we could get tlong vaged b y kaowlag t h e belief that they aren’ t go­ T h e party has been able to “ raltbaok " aboot marriage. very well. So 1 think hit ar­ two o f which have already A recent check o f top staff budget only $63,000 fo r Ms ing to get the vote o f low in­ gum ent! about money are not been broken up by divorce, aod subcommittee chairmen southern division program un- come Negroes. Their pro­ A l u , mlUlaos while tho third ia on thin ice on arrangements ter the San dor 1. Lee Potter. This ia an blems are considered m ore tho real problem. ptos (mow far Y et almost ALL marriages Francisco convention in July araa where Republican* hope econom ic than political, and Urn rates af marriags tkao "H e has told ma I am texkids baow aboot baseball! le u and (hat I ought to read would remain happy and per' showed six favoring Rocke­ to make considerable gains many o f them don’ t g o to tbs Y et yaa c a s t ho good at your eoluma for some advice. manent, IF. polls anyway. feller, four Goldwater, two next year. And (hat big " I F " means, Romney and two neutral. AU “ Well, Dr. Crano, I do read either game aotli yao baow A southern regional leader­ The GOP campaign may you every day, but I can't IF both parties would Mteet were advised to maintain a ship conference was held in therefore run more toward bow to play N. CASE H-tlu: Julie £ .. aged feel rumaotlc about a drunk­ quality matrimonial merchan­ neutral front. Charleston, S. C „ to orga n ­ concentrating on the better 12, typifies a triple tragedy. en, arguing m ite who stag­ dise at the outset—and then educated Negroes who pay President Don Lukens o f ise ter thla campaign. "D r . Crane," the began, " I gers home at 2 or 3 a.m. and play tba gam e of m arriage at th« Young Republicans’ Na­ GOP State Chairman, na­ taxes and who do go to the per tha rulesl was divorced and lslt to rear demands affection. tional Federation hat been tional committeem en, w o­ polls« The rules of the marital critlclied for being too much m en’s and young Republican "B etidet, he makes all m y two youag daugbteri By xeroing te on this ele­ sorts o f wild accusations, if gam e are Just as exact at of a Goldwater man. He has organisation heads from Vir­ ment, the idea la that the alim ony and child support "F iv e years ago, I met a any o f his cronies are misting those o f baseball. therefore been told to work ginia to Texas were at Char­ D em ocratic vote In the cities And In baMball, you art fur all the candidates and leston. AU GOP office hold­ might be cut 10 per cent or divorced man who s Im la from tha bar, he believes they not granted four strikes, even nut play favorites, on pain e r in this 13-stale effort were more. This might enlarge the paying alimony and child sup. are out here with me. "S o he accuses me o f being If you are the spoiled darling of having his ofllce rent and Invited. port. State chairm en majorities which Republicans "B ut wo fell in love and got unfaithful and demands that o f rich, overly indulgent par' expenses cut oU by GOP brought Ukely candidates ter traditionally win in rural m arried. Everything teemed I tell him which o f his friends ents. headquarters. office In 1964. But the session areas. The hope Is it will be So will you young married wonderful for the flrtt few Is having an alfalr with me. to overcom e the The National Committee was devoted mostly to atra enough "U r. Crane, tell me what couples please get hep to the still hM to watch its finances tegy, not issues. montht. Democratic metropolitan vote. "T h en my new hatband be­ else I can do, for I don't want fact that marriage ia not R is admitted that GOP pretty closely. The party was live catch la that tha only gan to j i t In taverni, drink to have my second marriage case of lastly drilling along $750,000 in debt when chair- Republican presidential pos­ Uberala like Senator* Ken­ walling for soma outside man Miller took over In Jan sibility who hat any appeal neth Keating in New York w reck ed !" Ing to R e c ta . This dally newspaper yen force to keep you happy. " l i e (aid he was worried uary 1861. It still owca $300,■ In the South la Goldwater. and Hugh Scott In Pennsylv­ Nu. Indeed I You must 001). about butlnctt and expense!. ders a tremendous service to Southern Republicans a re said ania might be hurt In the WOflK at the Job of marriage There ia no tign yet that to feel that they have a bet­ metropolitan areaa If Senator even m ore diligently than the rich New York interna ter chance to elect candidates Goldwater should head tba kids work at trying to make UonalUt, who in past years in Dixie if they can ride GOP ticket. . 1 WATS TO BKfiAK a vandlot baseball team I But the feeling o f the pro­ have financed the party, are Goldwater coattail* into of­ You must practice and PA P ttTH O SE tMeATTRO eaAROERSl\UM ^ T A T ir t J fessional politicians seem s to now holding back in a "atop fice. TRICKED ME: INTO tNTfcKlNG THAT T practice some m ore, follow­ Goldwater” movement. But For its attack on Demo­ be that for both the electoral COOKING CONTEST/ IPX OONT ta L Z ing the precise blueprint the money hasn’t rolled io, cratic strongholds la the big collage vote and tha con­ tHCV'LL TAUNT ME UNTIL TUEI« ^ NfcED EOG* AND HAMBURGER shown In the “ Tests for Hus­ even from the people who cri cities, Republican national gressional district vote, GoldGUMS VICAR OUT/1 SUPPOfcS X FROMTH& STORE/ bands and W lvea." Co u l d MIHIP UP AN EJCoriC DISH. water wtU have more appeal. tKue President Kennedy the headquarters has budgeted ANDOONiTCRARGD l BUT THU HILL. WOULD STRAIN Enclose a long itam ped, re­ Ttiat makes M hard to stay ANV SIDE ORDERS matt. And the money raised $60,000. M.V PURSE/— HM-M— /HAT8B X turn envelope and 20 cents O AAVACCOUNT— Republican Negro leaders neutral. st S tta n d u p political testi­ COULD GET CREDIT TILL T R 6 for these nonprofit Rating PR17E MONEV WA6 PAID/ * fAU. BILLS' Scales, for you can neither play baseball nor the game o f marriage without knowing the precise rules Sex Is not the only thing In­ // volved In happy marriage, ciliier, bul your failure to understand Its full Implica­ It is now all but official. tude both toward NATO and been sucres*hd only between .'a? tions can w reck homes fast. For men have a very dif­ French President Charles de the question o f Western nego­ tba Socialists aad Commun­ ists who voted hi a bloc ferent sexual outlook than Gaulle, who wlU turn 73 this tiations with the Soviets. women do, so you wives bet­ Nov. 32, will seek another One was th* unexpectedly against hia budget and nu­ M artha ter becom e the dom estic psy­ term as president to carry heavy criticism o f the U. S - clear plans. can F or the opposition to De chologist of your fam ily and him at least through 1870. proposed multi nation nuclear RfcAD MINDS thus Insure a permanently The word com es from fleet which was encountered Gaulle, the wedding o f th* AT happy home. sources close to DeGaulto among European represenu - Socialists and Communist* Read tom orrow 's follow-up and la significant for two Uvea during a discussion of might easily prove m ore a wherein I show how Julie sal­ reasons. NATO policies. Predictions hindrance than a help. For vaged her marriage in the —De Gaulle sees no on* ca ­ now are that th* U. 8 . plan such a union recalls unhappy nick o f tim e. pable o f succeeding him in w ill be shelved Indefinitely mem ories of coalition govern­ And scrapbook these cases, the yoara which he regards m o r at least until a tier British ments o f th* 1990's and tbs aad state of French preparedfor I give you intensely prac­ crucial for Franc* and Eur­ elections. I'utfti i„ Sanford, Florida, Thura., November 21, iota tical psychlatrly via this dally ope. The Soviet blockade o f U J . ocm a t the atari o f World newspaper. —The North Atlantic Treaty, convoys on the Berlin auto­ War II. WALTER A. OIKLOW. klUITUR AVD riB L IlH K H (A lw ays write te D r. C t s h Aa o f today It'a beet to bat signed In 1849, expires in 1MB bahn also la being cited In in care a f this newspaper, and must be renegotiated. j u a v i - ai'ki.v.t mom support o f Do Gaulle's boy­ oa D e Gaulle. STEED WELLS A iw c U U KMItor M tc ba nlc al Bupt. •acleelng a h a g stamped, De C aulk believes the NA­ cott o f disarmament talks SMLIJ VAX m ir e JAXIK (HOURAKER addressed aavatepe aad M TO treaty must be refurbished with the Soviets until all So­ M a n .(In * Editor Itualaaaa X U n a g .r Jl'UV WI'LLe cents te cwver typing aad to m eet the changing times, viet threats are rem oved. HARRIETT E. JOHXSON O n n t y Editor C l * . >1(1.4 Plraotnr prteH ig casts when yaa Including the fa ct that by Theso, along with De CECELIA r.tMMRR VRA.VK VOLTOLI.VR seda far aaa af bte UocUty Editor that time Franc* wfll bo a Gaulle’s concept a f a future INVESTMENT SERVICE Clrrulatlon M ana atr late.) fullfledged nuclear force able Europe, represent unfinished si R si R ir r t o v r s t r s B , Mail I t.ll.-r jr to strike both by air and business which De Gaulle la Secarittea B. iala-1- i a a .t r from Poterii-typ* submarines. reluctant to le e rs to th* Malaal F u B a |*.dt I Taar lid W m S SIS t Montht Backed by a French nu­ hands of others. J .l« S M onth. ALLEN * CO. clear (otce, D* Gaulle be­ At hom e, a decislva dem on­ Ltd | Month K ’s trick-or-treat all year lieves, Europe then will be stration o f the strong th of M t R. LRMON 8T. Poalal R »fu la tlon n prorldd that all Mali aubaorlplloaa hd fo r mothers — the trick la able to declare itself Inde­ the De In adranod. LAK BLAND, F L A . Gaulle leadership K niortd aa a-aoad claaa n a tta r Oalobar IX ISIS at tha Poat how to keep the Uda out o f pendent of the United States. cam e recently in the Nation­ U lrica .1 Sanford. Florida, undar tha Aat at Congrtaa » ( March. the treats. This also would teclwte Eu al Assembly which approved rs Midwest Stock . . . ropean Independent* of any both his record budget and T h a II.ra id la a member o f tha Uaitad Prate which la *aChicago Board o f Trod* tu la d aactu alrol/ to tha aaa fo r rapabltcallaa . f all tha lacal There a i t a lot * f miss two-way agreements reached larga appropriations with aew a prlntad ta Ihta pawapapar. Am ericaa—people who travel between Washington and Mos­ which to build hia nuclear Hit p a n o f any malarial, nawa or adrcrtiataf, o f thla adltlon overseas, cow. force. o f Tba Sanford llarahl may bn reproduced la any manner w ith­ . . e D e Gaulle supporters be­ In tho patchwork o f French out w rlttaa prrmlaaloa o f tha publlahar . ( Tho Herald. Any On* thing all children are lieve that at leaat two recent political opinion, efforts to MRS. STAN COMSTOCK Individual or firm raaponatbU for in ch reproduction w ill ha conaldarad aa on Tha llarald'a copyright and w ill ha aura to get thin coming eventa are proving the cor­ present a united front of op­ Fb. GA g-6664 held liable for dam aging undar U s law. Published dally aacapt a .lu x day. Sunday aad chrlatasad; publiahad Saturday pretending ChrisUo m te som a holidays. rectness of Da Gaulle’s atti position to DeGaulle hava W orry Clinic OUR BOARDING (U P !) WHO'S THE MAH TO CLEAR LAND7 He's the man who operates Cato pillar-built m achinery in your arm He knows the land clearing business — he specializes in it (like removing stum ps, brush, palmettos and trees). ■ The Caterpillar equipment he hat is dependable. W e at Rozier see to it for him. W ith our service and parts facilities, w e can assure hire of more working time. So, you know you'll get the best, most economical Job, when you want it ■ Get the most out of yo u r la n d -* from the man w ho knows land dealt ing. Call the man with Caterpillar machines from Rozier. SCHOOL DAYS are here Every student ia college o r advanced grades seeds a typewriter. The Hmlth • Coroaa Port­ able Electric o r Manaal ia tope. 5-year Guarantee HAYNES O FFICE M ACHINE CO. 314 Magnolia Hanford Terms and Trade-inn Open Evenings O R L A N D O •F L O R I D A - T A M P A C A T E R P I L L A R * C s ls r y llls r . C sl i a * T r a is a v s ts r o r * R s a ls to r o t I f K i a u l i *• C s t o r y l l t a , T t o o l o f 0 * HOUSE 35 Phil Newsom Says . . . De Gaulle To Stay In 1 ellIp $ u u f o r h lit COMPLETE Barbs ...and let us also give thanks for the human dignity which we enjoy as free individuals...for the preservation of the peace...for the prosperity of our great Nation., for its thrifty and self-reliant citizens...for our homes and the family happiness they bring...for the challenge of the unlimited opportunities which lie ahead. First Federal Savings fir Loan Association MSMSSB o r THE SAVINOS AND LOAN FOUNDATION. IN C . SrONSORS OF THIS SAUSAGE Iff LIFE. NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC AND RHADUXT D IG U T . �* Iwhil VmD WW.« . — ran • JJJ5J Seminoles Fired Up For Lakeview Ga About Sporti Thinking Out Loud St. Joseph • T JULIAN tTCNITBOM PIfoti Iaauee Wanting to m b o la Head Coach J l a Plgott, while adm itting hia Triba ia fired up fo r the Winter Garden Bed Davila Friday night, haa warned hia machine that Laker lew la loaded with power. “ The Red Devil* are not only loaded with pow er,’* •ay P igott, "they're alee Jammed vp with conches. Head Coach Vel Heckman, who played with the Florida Gatora about the earn* time aa did Dan Pelham — who coachea the Sanford Junior High School Bravee — haa no leaa than ala aa*latanta who work with the v a n ity eleven. P lg ott reported that the Red Davila will alao be up fo r thia ball game because they raaliaa a Lakevtew v ic­ tory can give W inter Garden a eo*hamplonahlp e t the O range-B elt Conference. • e 0 Batch Blear'd Futura Bright A number o f local football fane have conveyed to ua reporta on the impreaalve performance o f Hanford's Butch Riser in the recent contest between Florida State U niversity’s Baby Semlnolea and the fresh o f North Carolina State. Riser, a form er Seminole High star, has been ana o f FBU'a star frosh defensive backs thia season. In the NC State affair he played more than half o f the ball gam e which the Semlnolea grabbed, f t to 14. The game waa played a t Daytona Beaeh. D uring FSU'e three froeh tilts this season, the B aby Semlnolea dropped hard fought contests to the University o f Florida's Baby Gators and the Little Hurricanes o f the University o f Miami. Riaer'e aggregation o f Sanford fans will be looking forw a rd with anticipation to the 1904 gridiron season a t F S U with hopes o f seeing him come through in style. • e e Oviedo I.ions Deserve Plaudits The Oviedo High School's Lions, end their tw o coachea, Jim Palmer end Art toott, are due for a pat a a the back fo r the fine Job they’ve done this season, de­ spite their record o f two wine, one tie and five tosses. A fte r all, this ia Just Oviedo'a second year o f high school football. However, the big surprise comes when yon lenrn that there are only slightly more than 125 students at Oviedo school. O f thia number about 65 or 70 o f them are boys and this does not give Palmer and Scott a great selection o f material. So this Oviedo club deserves ths praise o f all torn !, nolo County football fan*. Seminole County football fans not already en raged fo r Friday night are being Invited to see the Lions In their final home action against St. Augustine's fit. Joseph. It'll be parents night at Courier Field and they'll be honored at the affa ir. And The Herald wculd Ilka to con ­ gratulate these parents, too, for the fine Job their eons have done this season. • e e Catore* Ilrown. Bennett A fter Records Senior end Russ Brown, cloving In on a school pass receiving record at Florida, would like nothing better than to achieve It b efort the home folks in MIsmL Hs might g et an opportunity Saturday when the Gators take on Miami In the Orange Bowl, and Brown, a Miami Edison graduate, needs five catches for a new record. He hat a earner total o f SP receptions, the r e co r f being 43 held by Forrsst Ferguson. Meanwhile, the Gator( pas* defense will be getting another e tlff test, this time from the pitching o f A ll. Am erica quarterback George Mira. "M ira will be. without question, the best passer w e've been up against this year," says Florid* head roach Kay Graves. Florida sophomora Bruce Bennett Is another G ator will * reCOn!' * n j ,wilh U" numbfr o f passes which Mira throw, he will be presented an opportunity. Bennett has picked o ff ilx passes thus far, tying him with W alter Mayberry (1937) and Jimmy Dunn <11)57) fo r the school record on pass interceptions In one eeason. MotorsTeam InFirstPlace High toriee honors w ent to In this weeks play e f the Jet Bowlerettes league Semi­ Elaine Knetival with a 519, nole County Motor* are in Shirley Martin wa* n close first placa with 30 iy wins and second with a 494. Elaine also 1314 losses. Bedrock Furni­ had high game o f 194. Shirley ture ia second with 2614 wine Martin and Claudette B«h ran* had games of 181, 179 end 17 H losses. wa* rolled by Alice Sexton Tied fo r third Is Cut 'N Curl 175 by Joann* Wolf*, 172 by and Mary Carter Paints with Bertha Neville and 169 by 22H wins and 2114 losses. Thelma Unger. Splits converted were the N ext ia L ll Buggers with 2014— 2 3 '4 . Then Sanford 310 by Jeanne Wolfe, 2-7 and Sewing Cvnier with iv — 'll 4-6 by Helen Marcnesano, i - l and finally with 1014 wins and by Ruth Creaa and the 5-10 by 2714 losses is Karns Insur­ Elaine Kostival. Alice Saxton rolled 2 turkey*. ance. The Oviedo High School Jons will close out their 1943 home schedule Friday night when they meet the St. Joseph's High School eleven from St. Augustine nt Ovie­ do's Courier Field. K ickoff time la slated for I p.m . Head Coach Jins Palmer and bis associate. Arthur Scott, announced that Fri­ day's contest wlQ ho featured by the observance of Parents’ Night. Parent! e f lio n lootball players will b e tatrodne ed to the crowd nod will o c ­ cupy seats in a special t e c tion fo r the game. Yesterday afternoon Palmer and Scott put their charges through another stiff work out in preparation for the St. Joe encounter. The Lions, Just in their second y ea r of foot­ ball at Oviedo High School, will be seeking their third victory o f the season. The lio n s ' record to date indicat­ es two wins, five losses end one tie. O fficials st the school were of the opinion that the 1943 season, although there are two gam es still to be played, has been a successful year despite the club's win and loss record. The Lions have only a limited num ber o f per­ sonnel avsllable. However, the outlook la considerably brighter for next eeaeon since the Lions have only one grid der, guard Leroy Wood, who will not return (or action next year. The Lions art not a m em ­ ber o f any high school con­ ference. They play as an In­ dependent. try tn i r e a fy foe the Red Devils this Fri­ day night," M id Hoed Conch Jim Pigott this morning after Wednesday’s w orkout held by the Seminolss In preparation for this week's encounter with Lakeview High School o f W in­ ter Garden. The Pigottmen o f Seminole High will be going after their eighth win of the season and a chance to win the 1943 Orange Belt Conference championship, cm rst campaign. The Red Devil* will be stacklug tfcetr defenses against the Semlnolea, accord lag to P ig ­ ott. “ They’re aa ell-aenlor team and they’ve got a cracker-Jack quarterback ia G ary H ew itt" Pigott laid the scout­ ing reports ea Lakeview indi­ cate they de not pass ee much as meet e f the flubs the Baaford eleven have met this sea­ son. "H ow ever," Plgott said, "they have power aad speed on the gr oun d." Jim w as talking about W in­ ter Garden's left kslfbaek, Jerry Doughtry, a speed mer­ chant, and right halfback Al­ len Hays, a hard-charging runner who carrie* the mail for tha Red Derlle m ore than half o f the time. The W inter Garden craw nine from the T-W ing w ith a split end. and a* Plgott puts it, "T h ey’ve got the pow er to burn." Pigott admitted, how­ ever, that the Devfle la ck r e ­ serve strength. B et he aald they've g ot the Use to g o w ith their power. The Tribe wfll b e eatag Lloyd F reeau a quite a b it In the Black Ram sffeeetve backfield Friday night along with Chuek Scott who has earned a chance, according t* P ig ott, to see offensive action because e f hie fine performance last week. The tom iaole mentor said * will algo be aanf ee a hunter defensive middle end tackle la an d f o r t to beef sp the Tribe’s line to stop the power attack they expect from the Bed Davila. l a addition, Pigott added, k e if bask Bari Black w ill alee see 12-Inch, Long-Playing 3m * — - a M ® JV A N a? Christm as Carol Album * H i-F i or S te re o s e e s eel Features the beautiful voices of RISE STEVENS, BRIA N SU LLIV A N and the C O L U M B U S BOY C H O IR with the Firestone Orchestra and C horus... 17 alltime favorites ... "Carol of the Bells', 'Hallelujah Chorus from the M essiah', 'The 12 Days of Christmas* and many others. D O N ’T M IS S TH IS O U TSTAN D IN G O F F E R ... Nearly 1,000,000 copies of Vol. 1 were sold last year. 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Thom as Jr. (H erald 8port* Writer) The Crooms High Panthers will match claw s with the Jones High Tigers o f Orlando Friday Night at Sanford Mem­ orial Stadium. Jones High has been Crooms* arch-rival for m any yeara. The Tigers have a tremendous offense led by Nathaniel Felder, fast and shifty halfh.uk. This team also has a great de­ fense. The big question Is: 'Can the Panthers vaunted defense stop ilia Tigers running at­ ta ck ? " Of course the Pan­ ther* have something going for them also. Hildred Green, the blasting fullback, la tre­ mendous. It la very doubtful that the Tigers have faced a m ore powerful runner than the big fellow. Green feels confidant o f a victory. David Peterson, who plays halfback has great moves and good balance. During the latter pert of the season, Croom i opponents keyed in on Green; aod Peter­ son offset their plan* by run­ ning through them . Coach Holt says the spirit o f the hoys ia higher than at any time thia season. "The couches era satisfied with this type o f attitude," he said. "W e anticipate a rough, tough and exciting gam e that could go either w ay" he added. "O ur otiense is ready to ex­ plode; end our defense is sharp and alert," be conclud­ ed. p tsv id cf th ey net ar.!y whip the Red Devils but also take the DeLend H igh Bulldogs the follow ing week. "R ight now,” said Plgott, “ our boys are fired up— both mentally end physically. 1 really believe they’ re Inspired. A fter ell, our last read trip waa a bit distasteful." Plgott was referring to the contest ia Leesburg recently when the Yetlow Jackets pasted the Tribe with it* only loss o f the I' I l NO COST OR OBLIGATION V" a eta V*. T«we! For Fast, Efficient Tire, Broke and Al i gnment S e r v i c e By Expert s with Precision Eq u i p ment Open Friday Till 9 P. M .# Saturday Until 6 P. M. LIQUOR STORES 601 W. FIRST ST. SANFO RD FA 2-0244 i �. . v. Ltgof Notiet ^g»*>.K. *^ a .U. Se.^».».'e..r-,A .i l---- ............................ ............ Ltgof Notte# their « wb in flopping g rou ai a ertbed prepertr baa beta ram* menced asalaet f e e In the Circuit Court e f tbs Ninth Judicial circu it. In and for Seminole Coaatr, Florida, and yea ar* each hereby severally notified thereof, apoa a sw orn Complaint. T b s till# a f IM o aaaso la HBABOARD AIR LINN RAIL­ ROAD COM PANT, a Florida Lyman h id It* bom ecom lac co rp o ra te * . P la in tiff agalast ORANGE LEND COMPANY, a spoiled lis t week by Florida dissolved Florida oorporatlsn. Its successor*, asalgae. credi­ The L ym iN Greyhounds Air Academ y 21 to 14 but tors, llenere, trustee* or other claim ant*; MRS. N. I t O A ll- h ave been working out this hopes to take revenge on the RKTT BAKER. N. D BARCommodores. Nt’ M. JAM KM H. KINO end w eek in preparation to meet The mala objective this JOS ISPll ritA N K U N W A R ­ the Eau G allic Com modores REN. their anhnow a (a cce ss­ week has been pass defense or*. assigns, Ilenora, creditors, in their last tilt o f the season. as two o f the FAA touchdowns trastee* or other claimants, The gam e originally sched­ were through the air. The as the last haow a o fficers and directors a f ORA NO 15 1.AND uled for this Friday night w as Hounds have been holding COMPANT, a dissolved F lor­ ida rorporalloa; and JOSK- postponed t i ll Saturday at 2 FIIINB KINO, also haowa as p.m . in Eau Gallia. JOMKI’ tltXK KILCOIN and — The ’ Hounds, with five loss­ ------ KILCOIN, bar anhnown husband. If allv*. sa d If dead, es in a row, are eager to take their unknown hslra. Isgatsss, on the Com modores. Lyman dsvlsssa, grant***, assign***, has won three gam es and lost KILCUIN and ------ K IlAU IX. llsiiurs, creditor*, trust*** or h er unknown huahaml, II oth er clalmanta, sa d JAMES five. KINO and ------ KINO, hi* a llvt, and If dead, thalr anknow a halra, lagaU oa, 4*- w lf*. If msrrlad. I f allv*. and If dead, thslr unknown hstru vt***s, grant***, aaalenrta, dsvlsss*. gram ***. lisu vis. cra d tu rs. trusttts Isgatssa. Ilenora. rrwlltor*. or other claim ants, and asalgnssA JAMKM O. KIXU and ------ trust*** or other claimant*, KINO, M* w lf*. If married. and thslr respective unknown Uattetf F re e s leterw atiew sl If alive, and If dead, their spouse*. If allv*, and If dead, NAGOYA, Japan (U P I) unknown heirs, le ia le e a , dt- thslr unknown heirs, Isgatsra. vleaee. grants**. aaslanett, ilsvlsss*, grant***, assign***. iiiroylkl E b ibsrs, 1UT*. JsIlenora, creditor*. trust*** o r llenars. credltora, trust*** or oth er claim ant*. and other slalmants. Individually, psn , knocked out Henry Acitheir respective unknown aad all sa Ih* sol* surviving d o , l W i Philippines (1 ). epouee*. II allv*, and It dead, hslra. Isgatssa and dsvlasss o f their sn k a ow n helra, legs- FIIANKMN O. KINO, deceased; tss*. devl****. grant***, a*- KDA L OHUUHN and ------ . her BRID G EPO RT (U P I) •line**, lienor*, cred ltora unknown husband. If married. B illy Tlsdsle, ISO, Bridgeport, truateee o r other claimant*, If allv*. and If dead, thslr un­ a s the sola aurvlvlnn helra known hairs. Isgatsss, davit***, Coan., knocked out Orvin Veaassign***, Ilenora, legatee* and devisees of grant***, zey, i n , Slsm ford, Conn. (S ). rilA M C U M a KINO, de­ credltora, trust**# o r other ceased. EDA U OMUIIIIX clalmanta, and th slr respec­ a n d -------> her unknown hut- tive unknown apousss, If allvt, band, It married. It allv*. and If dead, thslr unknown FRANK NOELL and It dead, their unknown hslra, Isgatssa, dsvlsssa, gran­ tun r iN c r r r r o is r r . heirs, least***. davlseie, ts**. assign***, Ilenora, credi­ i n Seminole S e n i o r Frank jt n ir iE L rm rtrr, grantees, assignees, lienors tor#, trust*** or other elalm- n i n t h AND FON S K V IN O L K Noe 11, a second year van ity cre d lto ra trustees o r ether ants; and MICIIABI* N. DO- IN clalm anta and their respec­ MANSKY tad VlltUINIA DO- r o i'.N T Y , F L O R ID 4 . offensive left end, will be in tive unknown spousea If MAXltKT, Ms w lf*. If allv#. IN CNENI K H r NO. ISISI the lineup for the Tribe Fri­ alive, and |f dead, their un­ and If dtad. thalr unknown M O R T G 4G K F O R F .I-L O *! R N known heirs, le ga teoa de­ heirs, Isgatssa, dsvlsss*. gran­ GKNKIIAL GUARANTY MORT- day night when the local visees, gra n teea aselgneta ts**, assigns**, lienors, credi­ OAOK COMPANY INC., a c o r- high school eleven m eets the lienors, creditors, trustee* or tors. trust*#* or other claim ­ puratlnn organised and sa lstother d a lm a a te ; and Ml- ants. snd thslr respective un­ Ing under the Law* a f th* Lake View Red Devils o f Win­ t’ llA K l. N. DOMANMKT and known spouses, If allv*. and H iatt at Florida, ter Garden. Noell (N o. 82) P lain tiff, VlltUINIA DOMANMKY, Ills II dtad, thslr unknown credi­ also handles defensive half­ w ife. If alive, and If dead, tors, trusts** or other claim- v * PATTON BROAD Y and back and ouuide linebacker tlielr unknown h elra lega­ ants; L*>L'I«* V*. W T Z sod S. te**. devisees, grantee*, as­ ItKNA UtT7.. his wlfs. If MARY E. BltOADY. hi* w lf*. duties. Although weighing on­ signees. Ilen ora creditors, allv*, and If dead, thslr un­ and JON P H IL IP MORIIIM. Defendant*. ly ISO, Frank la a dependable trustees o r oth er claimants, known heirs, Isgatsss, devi­ and their respective un­ se**, granlsss. assigns**. Iltn- C I .K N K 't NOTICN OF gA LM athlete, an excellent offencreditor*. trust#** or NOTION lit IIKRKIIY O IV known spou sea If allv*. and or*. If dead, their unknown helra oth er claimants, and thslr r e ­ KN that under a Users* o f liva blocker, and — Accord­ spective unknown spouts*. If F oreclosure and Hal* entered ing to Line Coach Jim McCoy le g a te e a devisees, gran teta assignee*, lienors, creditor*, allv*. and If dead, thslr un- by ih* Judge o f ih* Circuit trustees nr other claim ants; known hslra. Isgatsss, devi­ C ourt o f Ih* Ninth Judicial — B aure tackier. Frank, a IAllflS V. LO T* and HK.VA sers. grants**, aaalgnssa, lien­ Circuit, In and for Hsmlnnl* fine pass receiver, is also a LOT*. hi* w ife. It alls*, and or*. creditors, trusts** nr other County, Florida, on ths llt h mem ber of tbo Seminole If dead, thalr unknown hairs, claim ants; and A L L PKItHONM day o f Novambsr. t X I , In a ARTIFICIAL certain cause between (IKN- swimming team. le ga teea d ev lte e a granteea NATURAL O il assignees, lienors, rredltore, having, or claim ing to have, K R A I. GUARANTY M O I I T trust***, or other clalm enta any estate, right, title nr In­ OAOK COMPANY. INC., s oorand their respective un­ terest In or llsn upon th* cap- poratlon organ ised and e x ist­ known spou sea If alive, and tlnnrd laads hereinafter des­ in g under th* laiw s o l th* Htat* of F l o r i d a , h a v­ If dead, their unknown h*lrt, cribed, Defendant*. Its principal place Th* description o f th* real in g legatees, devisees, grsnteee, o f bualntaa at hi* W eal Mora* property proceeded against In aaeluneea Ilen ora creditors, tru*t»ea nr other claimant*; AD TIICIIA LEGAL CDO-II Boulevard. W in ter Park. F lo r­ That certain atrip o f land ida. P lain tiff, and R. PATTON and AM PKIIHONM NAand MARY K. n»ar Flavin. M am t o o l a BltOADY T f llA t O il ARTIFICIAL County, Florida, aald atrip IIIIOADY. hi* w ife, and JON having, nr claim ing to have, being M ft. w lds measur­ PH ILIP MDRRIM, Defendants, nor aalate,right, title or ing 4* ft. on each sld* a f being Chancery No. l a i d , I Inlrreet In or lien upon the w ill sell at publle auction to Ih* canter Un* e f th* Be captioned land* hereinafter board Air Lin* Railroad the highest bidder for cash A large number o f riders nialnlrtc, aa now located, at Ih* Courthouse In th* City siten din g across th* East o f Hanford, gam lnols Cuunty, from the S-II Riding Club snd th* West N of th* Florida, at Ilia hour o f 11 In the Lake Boutiuast ** o f th* Mouth- o 'clo ck A. M„ on llscsm hsr participated east Vi o f Mssllon (*, X th . IX S, that certain parcel County Horseman's A.xocia Township St Mouth. Hang* o f real property described as lion show, the first of the SI East, (sm lnot* County, follow at Lot tt. a A N L A N D O season. Linda Ball, a mem Florida. KMTAT KM, FI KMT A D D I­ ber o f the local club aald two T o y ar* further hereby n oti­ TION, a ccord in g to th* fied that Ih* return day o f plat th ereof as recorded ribbons were brought home this n»ttca la Ih* loth day o f In I'lat llook II, Pag* <7. against stiff competition. Sal Dacsmtisr, 1*11. and you shall, Public Record* o f Hsntlon said date, file your answer, ly Peterson took fourth ptace nols County. F lorida; or other dsfsns* If any, with in English equitation and Rob Ih* Clerk o f th* above Court, TOOKTIlKIt W ITH th* fo llo w equipment, permanently and serve s copy thereof upon Ing Riser was fifth in the flag Installed, which Is snd shall Aksrman, Rsitterfltt, Kldaon, Mssmsr A Rohldnson, A ttor­ ba deemed lo h* fu tu r e s and race. Rebecca Giles won rib­ ney* for riatm irr, r . a iio s part o f ih* rsa lty : bons for ber riding in the It A Nil K — MARTHA Sit, le t First National Bank W A M II I N U T O N HUIIF recent Apopka show. She look llulldlns. Orlando, Florida, on UNIT KSIK* nr befor* th* Seth day o f D ec­ first in flag and fourth in There’* na eicu se fo r glviag ember. H U . If you fall to OVF.N — MARTHA K A M I eloverleaf. The next Apopka INOTON OA « l t - » do so. a Users* Pro Confsssn ruatomrra any but tb* beat H EATER — MONOGRAM show is November 24, all III b* entered against you W A L L FCILNACK CIIIOISK timed for th* rsllsl demanded la th* events, no judged aervir*. W e at Haulkarn Air Complaint. (MEAL) Arthur tt. Bsckw lth, Jr., classes. WITNKMH My hand and th* m ske aure that you get aatla- ■sal o f said Court. In Hanford, Clsrk C ircuit Court, HemlThe most recent outing for nols County, Hanford, Fla. Rsmlnnl* County. Florida, tbla the group was a successful ily : Handra S. Johnson, factios plus. teth day af Novsmbsr, lie*. D. C. rid# from Ball's pastura to (MEAL) Arthur II. Beckwith. Jr., W lndsrw sadls, ITalnas A W ard the Joe Foy home where 314 Park Avenue. Mouth Clerk e f Circuit Court weiner roast and boat ride W inter Park. Florida ■cmlnel* County. Florid* Attorneys fo r P la in tiff By: Martha T. Vlhlsa was enjoyed. At a recent Publish Mot . *1. 1X1. AIRTEMP Deputy Clark meeting the riders planned a OOO-T* Aksrman. Msntsrfltt. Kldaon. Mssmsr A Rohldnson work day and moonlit ride in t m n r t n r i n r c o i r t o f Attorneys and Couassllsru at for November 29, they are T t»B NINTH J t D ir i A L r i t t Law C t lT . IN AND FOR *K M I. also planning to ride aa Hull* led First National Bank Building NOLR r o t NTT. FLORID V group in tha Christmas in i ' ii » m ' eii v n o . isa ii P. a Boa SSI parade. Ribbons will be given RICH ARD HENAUH. Orlando, Florida ISIII Flalatltf, by the club for the best dress­ •Tlsrry I-ldSt Publish Noe. *1, SI. A Daw. v * ed boy and girl ia English CATIIKRINN RKNAITD. I. IS. t i l l . Defendant. habit and western attire. GDO-M NOTICN TO AFFK AN Priam, according to Greek STATIC OF FLORIDA TO, w T i n trw e rrr r a m «r T N I NINTH I t M n U TOU t t n r , in i n m ik n u m i i n r m , n « i M in n u i r i i r m . u m m r t n i i n r r t ytl ss ■EABO ARD AIR LIXB RAIL­ ROAD COMPANY. • Virginia corporation . T H A T 'S , ACLOUO , BURST/. Lyman Prepares For ia u Go Ilie o p la n WELL, TWEYlL PU-'ftMJR. X lL BBrNDUCBMQT p p i tr i i w r o tu j r r V X ) AND I MAOA TBZ0BUS FCHH. R E M E A ie e M POCKET^ RJNNV.. . UOH I ONTeWEN r r w N T v w e e T D fio CEM EM eeC WHAT WE (2AJCIM3 UPTHe DEAD roU C H TA E tt^G A N N O U ? A6HP90P1HBRWT. HAPPENEDo u en y A N ttfiA flO T O V oey * Itn AAUJ • huu *SAu* »«S u* as. n* **. po, i v u m u . WHERE \ WHERE P'YOU AM WN \ VWAWTA OO l OOtMQf Riders Bring Home Horse Show Ribbons CHRYSLER HEATERS ir could t o o ? it* a \tu$rw50MITI? UBW COMMNy CCUlP DO ABOUT POLICYl r u /YOU MAD TUN ft? . M AS - J ATYOURASrO ^uf/iehK C ltX mythology, was the last king o f Troy. Mineralogy t o a pip* ~ MISB HOMARO, I'D LIKE 1 MJLGAMKH TAKEN DOWN FOR A SKUU SERIES FIRST .T H IN G IN TIS> MORNING. — TAKA THIS PUL ANP HAVE* PUASAWT M EA N S OFCONUI BSAUTVTJL ANIMM-CORNERED [ AND COWBRINS M >OUR L GUN SIGHT I r r y W v JJoJ ATHCUSAMO M E N - Y THREE AHMWTYS, S C IM ItS — WOCKMCN-V U F T i o M O M / C A TH E R IN E REN A IfD Address end Residence Un­ known TOU ARK HEREBY NOTtFIKD, that a Bill o f C om ­ plaint fo r divorce has h«sn fllsA agalnM you. and you ar* required lo serve n cop y o f an answ er o r pleading to th* lilll ol Com plaint on th* P la ln tlira Attorney. Paul C. Parkins, (47 West Mouth Mtrsst. Orlando, Florid*, and III* th* origin al answ er or pleading In ths offto* o f th* Clsrk of ths Circuit Court on o r bsfor* Monday, December, sth, 1*41, It you fall to do so Judgment by default w ill b* taken against you for th* re­ lie f demanded la Ih* Bill af Complaint. WITNKMH my hand and seal at Sanford. Hsmlnol* C ounty Florida this Ittk day o f O ct­ ober. 1X1. (KMAL) Arthur H. Bsckw lth. J r , Clark a f th* Circuit Court B r: Martha T. Vlhlsa. DC. Paul C Perkin* (41 W sst Mouth Mtrsst Orlando. Florida Attorney fo r P la in tiff Publish OcL I t A N jv. T, 14 31. U IL CDN-131 downfall 100 Drivers To Vie re: Drag Cash, Trophies R ugged competition is ex­ pected in both stock and g a s " classes Saturday aa m ore than loo drivers com­ pete for $400 in prise money and trophies at the Osceola Drag strip near Geneva. T im e trials begin at T:SB p.m . with eliminations to fol­ low at B:M In planning this weekend's racing program , officers o f the sponsoring Seminole Tim­ ing Association also announoed a benefit race D ec. 14 fat the Florida S h e r iffs B o y f Ranch. Club etflclala have already guaranteed tha Boya’ Ranch a minimum of $500, but thay are looking for a turn-owl which will top this figure e o » sidcrably. Saturday's competitions w tl Include two shows for tht price o f one. In the last race at the local strip N ov. B, rumoffs in several eliminatot classes were postponed boThese will be run Saturday in addition to regular all minations. The increased interest in recent w e e k s “ Super Stock’ ’ competitions ia expect­ ed to continue as several of the area's better-known big stock drivers toe the mark. Lake Gem's Gene McMahan will be cunning for a prize in his 42$ lip 10C3 Chevrolet. From Cocoa will com e a UHM Chevrolet driven by Pat Pat­ terson and Bob Stoddard's 1063 428 Plymouth. Stoddard will oppose Jim Kennedy of Sanford, owner and driver of a 1062 413 Ply­ mouth. L ocal officials are also hop­ ing fo r an appearance by Bob Tu cker o f Orlando, a priza winner wherever he has driv­ en his 1963 all-aluminum Chevrolet this season and ooa o f the best-known leadfoota in Florida racing circles. G as class competition w fl highlight R. 1*. Payton's 608 bp Dodge f r o m Daytona Beach, and the Sanford Naval Air Station's T om Roger*, who drives n *'BM altered C h evrolet Other local entrants Include Ray Hudson, a heavy wlnnw in his 1963 Corvetta Sting R a y; Pat Harred; Tom Greg­ o r y ; C. C. Lord; Jim Boweq and Robert M yers. > ) ) to Graham Voted Best Muguerza, Ermu All-Time N EW YORK fU P I) - Otto G raham , who led the Cleve­ Win Feature land Browns to three National Muguerza and Ermu were winners of the llth game all star feature double* Wednes­ day night at the Orlando Seminole Jal Alai Fronton. For Muguerza, finding his pace after a »low mart this season, it was the second win of the night. He took the ninth game singles with a spectacular serin straight points. In the daily double, it was Estrada and Ermu a 7-6 combination paying $147 20. Football League champion­ ships in six years, today was nam ed the greatest pro quar­ terback of all time by a pan­ el o f the country’ s leading sports writers a n d sportacastcra. a ia b 0 TONIGHT ON POPULAR o oai. Muscular dystrophy cripple* and eventually kills. Uivt gen­ [ACTION! THRILLS! erously for medical research World'* 9a*t**l Sport d u r i n g the Thankigiving March for Muscular Dystro­ phytIR S T G A M I B A R G A I N P R IC E S BRANDS AT FARRELL'S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — t A. M. • 6:15 P. M. S r Rea rod their le e m i to com e la aerial dafettle. Although som e of tfaa boy* com e up with Borne of the good blocks and an occaaional interception, on th« whole their deiense haa been bad. The aplrit of theae boya la all that baa kept them going and the desire to win keep* driving them on aa they pre­ pare to meet the next (oe. The Eau Gallic team ia favored In win by two touchdowns. Legal Notice YbUMttMT PNOWMAT bat •IB E. FIRST HANFORD WE G fY E TOP V A M ’ E ST IMPS 7:40 p.N. (3 FAJUM U TUtl > " WAGERING <4T1 1 (AMES NIGHTLY, L a d ie s N ig h t s W rte c ‘ftiiv.M . k u n . Ph. 138-6231 Sorry, Mo AUoor, ORIAMOO SEMINOLE. FRONTON HWV. 47.47 ATEERN PARR. t t �W hy Do The Job Halfway, For Full Advertising Response Use The Herald, FA 2-5612 « t i It. W u M 12. Real Estate For flak to ftta t LOST. O frm in Sbephird pup* py. Grey k black. 8 w ki.. We need ten (10) nice hom e!, about 14 lb«. Loot in vici­ furnlabed or unfurnished, nity at Stiver L a in Monday. immediately! We have the Phone s a -a o u . clien t!! If yen have a 3, 3, or 4 bedroom hom e for S. N o U cn - T t n o u i i rent or leate, call W1U be boro a limited length of time paying highaot priceo for old & antique 322-2430 gold Jew elry, colni 4 til* 111 N. Park Ave. vor flatware bollowore, re­ g a r d ! c j i o f coodition. Key 12. R eal E sta te F o r Sale winder watcbeo, old clo ck ! BY O W ’ ER. 3 BR, F ie. n n., 4 B ric-A -B rac. Call 83MB fenced yard, Sanford fo r appointment at 322 3203 your borne. BY OWNER, 3 BR, 2 baths, 816,700. Low down. 118 E. VACUUM CLEANER, repalre, Jlnkina Circle. FA MMT. parts, auppUea for Electro* lux. K irby, Uoo«er, Air* Way, R es-A lr etc. F ree ROBERT A. WILLIAMS pickup. N ew and Used Realtor eleanera sold. FA 3-3283. Raymond Lundqulst, Aaae. Needed At Once Stenstrom Realty I . U M t i i i • InatrnetkM PIANO Leaeooa. 833-7130. MEN - WOMEN A|t 13-55 WANTED IMMEDIATELY T o train for C IV IL SERVICE FA 1-3831 Atlantic Bank Bldg. MUST SELL. 3 BR. 8 hatha, 4 y r . old homo. Kitchen equipped. Screened car­ porte, Nice yard. 3100 down, plus closing c o s t Monthly paym ents 389.92. F A 2-1310. #br foifarh fr r a lb Nov. 21, 1963 — Page 11 SWEETIE PIE 122. Bnfli By Nadine Seltzer BEDROOMS. Ilk baths. Swim ming pool. F u m . or unfurn. 131 Lake D ot Dr. Sualaad. SH ACRES of tile farm land. One flowing well. $2,230. ROSA L. PAYTON R eg. Real Estate Broker FA S-1S01 17-92 at Hiawatha 3 — 4 BR NEW Air cond. 4 central beating. No dow n payment to VA. Monthly payments as low THE TIME TESTED FIRM as 163, includes T 4 I. Fh. 116 N. Park Ave. F A M U 8 333-2744. LMN Enterprises, Sales Office U ptala Rd. 11 a. m . to I p. m . S t Johns Realty JOHN E. FOX REALTOR mi SOUTHWARD Exp. Sales lady for part time Choice lota avallabla In One Bedroom fum . A p t $43. sales work. II 4 A Dept. 8101 Magnolia, R. A. Wil­ Greenbrlar of Loch Arbor Store, corner Sanford Ave. 4 BEDROOM 8 Bath, living overlooking golf course. liams, FA 8-3831. 4 4th. room with fire place, family Custom building to your room , screened patio, dou BURN. A p t 3300 MelloovlUe, ■pacifications. Greenbrlar Licensed practical nurses for ble carportc, on 110' x 140' 3 to 11:30 p. in. and 11 to developed by REN T A BED lot. 7:30 a. m. shlftj. 40 hour K1NGSWOOD RoPsway, Hospital 4 Baby $31,300.00 week. DeBary Manor, Beau­ BUILDERS, INC. Bedi. Will trade for acreage. tiful new Nursing Home. Rt. 203 Fairmont Dr. By Day, Week, or Month 17-93, DeBary, Fla. 668-4426. FA 2-8074 Ph. PA 2-3181 111 W. 1st St CARROLL’S FURNITURE Reg. Real Estate Broker MAYFAIR ROSA L. PAYTON FA 3-lilOl V A -F H A NEWLY DECORATED CLEAN Large 3 Bdrm., Kla. Rin. Un turn, house. Nice location plenty of shade. On school bus line. flOo month. Pb, FA 3-3718 after d p. in. SLEEPING Room, priv. en trance 4 bath. FA 2-39M Call after 3 p. m. W E L A K A APARTMENTS Rooms private baths, 111 W. Flrat St. APT. |30. Surplus City. DOWN. Ig, clean. 611 Park 9. For bale or Rent 3-Bedroom Garage Apt., 3 lots. 130 ft. on 317 E. 23th St. $8300. Terms. Box 33, Sanford Herald FUR.V LARGE 4 Ur. older Home ou lake. In Lake Mary. Many extras. 3173 month lease or will sell. FA 2-7732. FHA - VA HOMES 2, 3, 4 4 BEDROOMS 1. M , 4 2 BATHS DOWN PAYMENTS FROM Proparty Munugement k Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Offers for your selection these Beautiful 2, 3, A 4 Bedroom AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE LYI Beautiful 2 BR Unfurn alr-cond. apt. Built-In Elect kit. Lar|e screened patio Inquire R. R. Barkley 838-7231, Casselberry, GARAGE Apt., fum. Phone FA 2-2202 or FA 2-3383. 17-1*2 at llinwalha $100 Low Monthly Payment! For Complete Information Sea Or Call Your FHA - VA SALES BROKER Stenstrom Realty Government Ml N. Park Ave. O w ned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 322-2420 EY OWNER. 4 HR House. Ph. FA 2 1393. WHITE Woman to k e e p house Live In. FA 2 6919. HOUSEWORK. 3 or 4 days. 3234836. IRONING. FA 2-7791. N O RG E Shelvador Refriger- FOR SA LE OR TRADK. *6S GUARANTEED WORK BEDS FOR RENT 117 lb. Freezer. Like new. Falcon Sprint. 4 Speed syn* R e p a i r s , Alterations, Fla. Hospital, Rollaways, Juve­ $123. Must see to »ppre­ cro. Call after 6* i Rm s. — Carports — Drive­ nile. FRXE deUrery and ctor . Freezer, 13 cu. ft, ways, Estimates. 323-0409. Ilek-u p. BUYIRO A NSW er elite. 063-3736. FURNITURE CENTRE USED GAR? PAINT WORK done. Inside or 1100 French Avn. G U N S. Buy, sell, trade, re­ f in a n c e rr m o u t F o r info. Ph. 322-9383. Fh. FA 8-TttB a Low Interest Rates pair. Oateen Bridge Flab PAINTING— Room or House Sell ♦ Low Moathly Payment* Camp A Gun Shop, Ua Your Furniture. — P rices very Low— ph. FLORIDA STATS B A N K Quick Service With the CHAIN Link Fence, 414 ft.. 333-0630. Cash. SUPER TRADING 12 ft. double gate. 700 Chero- LATE 1868 Falcon Ranebero, PORT, 2-6677, k ce Clr. FA 2-6746. Radio A Heater, Std. Trane* 2 5 . P lu m b in g S e r v ic e * mission. $785. Call Barley. FREE ESTIM ATE BKRKL1NER Reclm er Chair, HINSON k HEARN FA 2*5081 day*, FA Upholstering 4 Mattress ren­ la rg e size, A ll foam. Sand PLUMBING CONTRACTING ovating. New 4 Used Furni­ Repalre 4 Water Heatere c o lo r bather. $83. 1317 M a fture. Call Nix Bedding M ff. noli a after 5 p. m. F R E E ESTIMATES 37. Boats - Motors Co., at 708 Celery Ave. 204 K. 3rd SL 322-9143 SA V E FAMILY'S CREDIT. LYCOMING, 135 hp., excel* FA 2-211T. PLUMBING T ak e up remaining 6 paylent, Prop-stand, tank-mo* WANTED reliable couple M Coatractlng Repairs m en u of 16.00 on *63 Model, tera, $900. Marina Isle. take np aaeelkly payment! 8 w i n | Needle Automatic F R E E ESTIMATES eg $13JO ea $ complete R. L. HARVF.Y Elg Zag Sewing Machine, 14 FT. PACEMAKER run* room s of furniture. Call about boat and trailer, ex* 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 Lika New, Does Decorative TE 3-1311, Casselberry, eel* cellent condition. Best o ffe r. Sewing, Makes Automatic loot, See at 10$ N. Myrtle. CaU 26. Radio k TelevUloa Buttonholes, Sews on But* 333 8963 o r 123-7621. toau, Monograms, Embroid­ TV REPAIRS 34. Artidm Far Bala e rs, D an a, F atcbei, E tc. TV Service CaU $3.uu. We 15 F t Lawrence, >1 Evtnrudo ONION PLANTS f a t-m n . carry new Curtis . Mathis motor, an oloctric. Fun sets. Used sets for sale. CRYSTAL WAX k WHITE canvas top, aU accoaeorta*. FIREPLACE WOOD SPANISH Mooney Appl. Service, Ph. Can ba teen at 10$ Andar* Oak and Pine Per M ........................... $>J8 ton Clr. Country C l u b 323 0097. R obert M orris, 333-0858 500 ..................................... 1J8 Manor. $600. 1 7 . S p e c ia l S e r v ic e * I M lota k over . . . . 180 F O R BALE. Low ery Festival 18 F t CABIN C R U ISIR . IS FOB HERE H om e Console Organ, Full WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, hp Johnson aU electric. N ew A. M. PREVATT, 74421U, pedal board. Two manual SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Gator 18 ft. tUt trailer, SEVILLE, TLA. full-elae keyboards. Walnut All Types and Sizes toilet, alak and extras. Must finish, la perfect condition. TENOR Oultar. Am plifier and We Repair and Service see to appreciate. $886. L . S olu b le for Church or Cha4 T I N E Mike. 822-2114. E. Stanley 138 G arrison. p el. FA 24031, toon E. tad. Machinery and Supply Co. FA 3-9165. NOVEMBER Special. T ahlrta. 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2 6433 S fo r |1.00. ovoraoai, assume paymeoU. FA I N S . 822-3408. R AYS UPHOLSTERY TRUNDLE BEDS. Good cood. Rcupholatcring. Free e»t '62 Corvalr 700. Make offer. F A 8-4137. FA 2-7818 TE 62345 2411 Grandview So. We Buy, Sell, Trade, Repair PII1LCO Port. Stereo. Like new. 333. Phone FA 3-7338. ’5S FORD Custom 300, 4-Dr. BILL'S THRIFT SHOP A /T , RAH. Tinted glass. Furniture - Appliances - TV USED Waiher, Automatic, Good cond. $323. Phone Open 9 to 9 Dally 4 Weekends Whirlpool. $23. 322-8138. FA 3-4937 after 8 p. m. Ph. 322-7363 2640 Hiawatha RF.ADY MIX Concrete, win­ 1854 OLDS 96, 4 ntw tires, Sanford, Fla. dow sllb, lintels, steps, $80. Call FA 2 8486. FOR SALE. FU1 dirt, day, blocks, sand, cement, rock, ■hell, peal and topaotl. pipe, itccl, grease traps, Ellis Lloyd. FA 2-2376 dry walls, stepping atones. Auto Glass, Taps A Sea* Covers AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 304 W. 2nd St. TA 2 8033 4LI. WORK GUARANTEED 31A. Peta U rg e Box Girl's Dreeaea, Size 1-3. Some almost new. $20. 333-0611. SINGER Pedal Sewing Ma­ chine. $15. FA 2-7817. World Book Encyclopedia Dic­ tionary. Lika new. 333-4147. Small inale Chihuahua, 2 yrs. Kennel Trailer $30, Refrlgera* old. Weighs 4 lbs. $35. No tor 123, Lawn edgtr 330, papers. FA 2-7917. Twin beds, Reasonable. Ph. 323 0084. 32. Flowers • S h r u b s QB3M 2I kee stock. All other kinds of Nursery shrubbery and 30" Frlgldatre Electric Stove. trees. Like new. $63. FA 2*7631. Crny Shadows Nursery PECANS, 3 lbs. for $1.00. 23th 6 Ml. H. on Hanford Ave, A Sanford Ave. Bagg's Curb Market. FA 23924. 3.'l. F u r n itu r e Used furniture, appliances, FRUIT Gift Packed. We ship express. Baggs Curb Mar* tools, etc. Bought • Sold. ket, 23th A Sanford Ave., Larry's Mart 215 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2 4132. FA 1-2911. * SALE NO W ! A L L N EW & USED U N IT S Wholesale ft Retail Welcome 1962 Chrysler Newport 2195 3-door hardtop, automatic, radio, host* or, clock, white tires and a beautiful white finish. Only 26,060 mile* by 1 local owner. 1962 Rambler Custom CROHN COUNTRY 4-DR. ITATION WAGON, automata trees* radio, # | | W ^ heater, dock, eeat belts and factory M « # •Ir. Immaculate condition, low mileage local car. 1395 1960 Ford Galaxie r V 0 4 \ HERE'S ' THE KEY TO A TM FROM FORD DRIVE ONE TODAY! — SAN FO RD WE G IVE TOP We Invite you to tret drive the nU new TOTAL PERFORM­ ANCE '61 FORDS! Come by, pick up the key and experience the true luxury ride of Ford'a finest! EXCELLENT BANK RATE FINANCING VALUE INCORPORATED First St. 4*DR. HARDTOP, fully equipped. In- 1 eluding automatic Iran... radio, heater, power .teerlnR and brake., clock, whitewall lireo, ocsl bells and air con­ ditioned. It'e dean! 1495 1958 Oldsmobile 88 4-DR. SEDAN, automatic trsaa., pow. •r atrrrinic. radio, boater, white will lirto, light blue finish. A real buy i t o n ly ............ r » i _______. t L t r o Ii7ili7 X l y l l t u u i l l V - o CUSTOM 4-DOOR STATION WAG­ ON. automatic Irani, k radio, 3-tone yellow A white finish. 1955 Pontiac 670 595 395 4-DK. automatic Iran*., whitewall lire., clean and good transportation. Only 295 1956 Ford Fairlane 595 V-B FOKIMHt MKDAN, and radio, extra alee. automatic STAM PS — STRICKLAND - MORRISON 808 E. MOL SP EC IA L H O U SE W A R M IN G 1962 Falcon DcLuxe Highest Trade-Ins Offered Fh. 322-0231 Head W est On First S t T o - 4-Dr., automatic, radio A heater, extra ■ice sod ooly 33.19! mile.. Another local car. Best After-Delivery Service 304 \V. 1st. St. C O M E TO 1961 Blonde Olympic Televi­ BLOOMING Kos« r on Chero­ sion, $73. FA 2 8331. Best In Pre-Delivery Service T HUNTING for B a r $ a l a s ? Then stalk our S h o w Roomal Shoot a $1085 73 hp. Evlnrudo with a $785 caliber bill. Track dow n a Gator traUer for $150. Slip up on a 17' $1<$5 Cutter and Gobble It up for $1085. N o permit needed. Terms 30%, down, with next shot F eb . 21at. Hunting permitted Frb* day night and aU day Sat* urday. Area la R obson Sporting Goode, Downtow n Hanford, FA 30881. j Miracle Concrete Co. Plano Tuning and Repair F A 2-5761 W. L. Harmon — FA 2-42X1 300 Elm Ave. S | i NC S I Aateaaoblleo • Tracks 29. A u t o m o b ile S e r v l e t Registered Nurse wUI board 1 or 2 pre-school children 17. Male Help Wanted in my home. $3 week. Ph 322 6167. MAN WANTED to manage and operate a retail Wat­ WIU Baby Sit in my home, kins Routt In this area. day or night. Meal furnish Earnings of 3123.00 per ed. FA 2-4147. week from the very begin­ ning. Write Mr. McGarity, 21. B e a u ty Baloiui P. O. Box 627, Wdllston, Hazel Porter Beauty Shop Florida. Cold Wave $6.00 complete SERVICE STATION MGR., 1104 W. 23th St. rA 2-1321 Ass't Mgr. 4 Attendants. Harriett's Beauty Nook For new Service Station In F.v* Apple. 3 Sr. Beauticians Sanford area. No greasing, FA 3-3742 tire changing or car wash. 105 So. Oak Applicants must tie clean PERMANENT Wave Special cut, bondablc, 4 perman­ 20% oft regular prices ent area residents. Retail Open Evenings by appt. experience necessary. Bene­ Free parking lot. Services fits include Major Medical from t p to tip. Group Insurance, Profit Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop Sharing Plan 4 Paid Vaca­ 318 Palmetto Ave. tion. Apply in writing giv­ Phone door (1) 3220834 ing details of Education 4 Phone door (2) 333-8323 work background. Apply to Mr. Vtckara, P. O. Box 443, Winter Park, Fla. Jim Hunt Realty HewpluK Army*Navy SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa­ Surplus. 810 Sanford Ave. 1BS3 Rambler Clastic 770 5tatios, etc. Free esUmate. Pb. (Ion Wagon (A ir). Going Saddle, $30. For S a b . Pony 323-3306. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED An investment, not an ax 5EHVICE Station tor lease COLORED PERSON for gro­ Shop the Herald Ada where pense. Call FA 2-3612 for Good location. Only small cery store work. Some exp local merchants offer their aapert advlca on a HaraJd capital needed by right needed. No phone callj. advertising campaign. beat buys. man rA 3-4342. Midway Groc. Sipes Ave. MOTO « ^ H. AUTOMATIC ZIO ZAGGER Singer In Walnut Console, DAY'S WORK or bsb) sitting. equipped to do automatic FA 2-7047. Zig Zag A make button* holes. No cams or tem* DAY'S Housework. FA 3 6277. Senknrik Ginas and Paint plates. Bal. $68, pay 1610 Child Care FA 2-2274. Conipnny month. Liberal trade-in. 104 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4623 So. Park. 322-9411. go. U abyaltterH CANAVERAL INVESTMENT —10 Acres Just 2 'i miles from d o w n t o w n Cocoa, 339,800, $78(JO down (20 acres fur only $19,900). niG LAKE MARY HOME— To make the beat home 3 Bedrooms, 3V4 baths, par. buy, >ee the ly room, sand b e a c h , 822,300, excellent terms. THREE COUNTRY HOMES -37000, $7800 (with 3 acres), $l0.9uo (with 7 acres). GOVERNMENT O W N E D IS . Help Wanted HOMES - Like new. FHA. and VA, only 3100 down Men or Women for canvass lng door to door, checking payment. We can qualify names for City Directory you in mlnutai. Age 13-43, Plain handwritSTEMPER AGENCY lng 4 good apellcri. An Office FA 3-2113 REALTOR INSUROR Night FA 34643 swtr In own handwriting FA 2 4991-1919 8. French 123 0700 giving age and phone num­ 2324 Park Dr Sanford. Fta 15. B u-s Immis O p p o r t u n it y ber, Boa 50, Sanford Herald. VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker 34. Artklan For Sale wrnl 3 B drm ., 1V4 baths on Corner lot, with fenced y ard 4 boat ports. 3300 d o. plus closing 4 an u m e $73 a m onth payments. F A 2-7237. Oeod par. Mora security, r a catiea and elck leave pay. BY OWNER, S bedroom , 1H F or free Information Write bath home. One bedroom Amartean Service. Box 14, 110 N. Park Ave. has separate entrance, can c /n Saaderd Herald. be rested for Incom e. Will “Sweetie Pie framed HI It's my paint rag! " Need Room F or A trade tor sm aller place. I . F or B aal LARGE CHRISTMAS T B I1 T Show s by appointment. Cell 83,300 down will put ywu l i F A 3-8646. FUBN. D U PLE X A p t , 2 BE. 3 BR, 3 tile hatha, large Fla. 16. B aaln ece O p p o r tu n it y 18. Help Wasted FA M STi. BY OWNER. S B R , 2 full room, electric kitche n - a ll baths, Fla. Room , Central FOR LEASE. Attractive, well Motor Route Carrier Wanted. nicely landscaped on a cor­ F U B N I S H E D A partm ent beat, double carportc on Write Circulation Dept. P.O. located SERVICE STATION. ner l o t Santa's com ing if d a t a and eloon in. Jlmmin corn er lot In City. 2 blocks Box 1637, Sanford. Major oil Co. Has opportun­ you check this bow . Cowan. 888-4011. a to shopping, churches, 4 ity for Service Station deal­ "CLEAN quiet Rooms'* The doctors. Sell below bank ap­ er. Excellent profit poten­ 19. Situations Wanted INVESTMENT 4 REALTY O ablei. F A 3-0720. praisal. 33,000 dn, $63 tial. Plenty of room. PAID 118 N. Park Ave. 323-1173 Experienced maid with good month. Conventional m ort­ TRAINING 4 financing I Bedroom unfurn. bouse. references wants 4 days gage. May consider 2nd available. Ph. FA 20343. 8 ROOM House. Sale o r trade Nice. Phone FA 2-3130 or work. CaU 322-7334. m ortgage. FA 2-8436 after for Houie Trader. FA 3-8003 FA M M . 6 p. m . Anytime weekends. IS . F e m a le H e lp W a n t e d Ironing at home, Baking for May*, or FA 3-3480 nights. 8 Room House, Unfurn. Good Holidays. Experienced. 700 Bedroom House, Ilk bath. 3 BEDROOM, 1 bath. Kit­ WHITE Woman or girl for location. 185. 41 Volusia Dr., Bay Ave. chen equipped. Owner be­ general housework morn­ Fenced in yard. $30.00 DeBary, 888-3633. ing transferred. Must sell. ings. CaU Mrs. Hannon, EXPERIENCED Maid, laun Down, Assume payments. S Bedroom House, k it equip. FA 3-2940. FA 2-7281. Owner leavlnf town. Phone dry seamstress, desires full FA MOOS. 3339138. time work. 322-6433. GREENBHIAR BEDROOM. Private b a t h private entrance. FA 3-3968 - Paint • Rgpto S3. Faroftart Sanford • F A 2-11S1 MI 4-8911 SeminoleCo.Motors 1801 W. F IR S T ST. PH. FA 2*0614 DL.IJU i u �------------ - o King, Queen Named COUNTY NEWS THURS., NOVEMBER 21, 1963 By Mona Grinstead i student in Miss Ruby Booth’s i Attractions scheduled for the P flin h •C o'dsP- nr/* CyiJ.xN*s Rsdb s -.t rb n rr *-> —•! rvm rJ W i".** three fl«h pnnH«. Vorksn, Longwood Element­ suit o f a coin box count made a country store, a caka walk. ary sixth graders, will be Tuesday by PTO and school bean bag throw, treasure hunt crowned King and Queen of officials. An overall total of booth, wet sponge throw, can* Saturday’s Harvest Festival $52 from all classrooms was game, basketball throw, train PAGE 12 being sponsored at the school collected with Miss Booth’s Hues, a candied apple, peanut from 4 until 8 p. m. by the ctass turning in f 11.54 and and popcorn booth, beauty PTO. W o o d w a r d'a contributing shop, a dinner in the cafeteria and an auction. Donnie, son of Mr. and Mrs. 814.03. The dinner, featuring spag­ A prince and princess will Wifbur Goodall of Longwood, is a student in Van Wood­ lie named during Coronation hetti and meat balls, will be ward's class and Gall, daugh­ Ceremonies to be held Satur­ served between the hours o f 5 tive member of the First Bap­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Vos- day to formally open the Fes­ and 8 p. m. st nominal prices tist Church o f Oviedo, ha also for adults and children. ksn, also o f Longwood, is a tival. is a member o f the Athletic Association and o f the Amer lean Legion Post having serv­ ed in the Army from 1063 un­ til I'JoS. He likes sport* o f all types and Is very active in Little League baseball. He and Program for the Ginderville Seminole High's Bdpiece ment will be unveih-d by Jan­ his wife, the former Jo Ann Fleming, are the parents o f Firemen's Day on Dec. 14 it band, under direction of Band ice Russell, Miss Flame of three children, Lee, Cindy and rapidly taking shape follow­ ma*ter Ernest Cowley, wiU Seminole County. Refreshments wlU be serv­ ing announcement that Con­ provide music for the occas­ Candy. gressman A. S. Herlong Jr. ion and lifesaving demonstra­ ed by members of the GitswlU tie principal speaker for tions will be presented by the dcrvil'.o department’ * auxil­ Rescue Unit of the Cassel­ iary. the day. Announcement* for the Senator Mack N. Cleveland berry Volunteer Fire Depart­ Jr. will act as master of ment under leadership of day's entire program and a complete list of dignitaries ceremonies and will he in Chief Paul Bates. charge of introductions for an The new area, directory be­ expected to attend will b« outstanding number o f federal, ing published by the Ginder- ready for publication next state and county officials. ville Volunteer Fire Depart­ week. Three File In Oviede For Anndm Election tion are Mayor Lee Gary and By Betake Keleey Three men h it* filed aa can* Councilman T. L. Lingo Jr., dldatea In the Dee. 8 election* while Robert L. Ward, brother (o r poet* open on the Oviedo of Councilman Den Ward Jr. City Council with all indica­ whoae term expiree thia year, tion* being that none o f the 1* running for Uila seat. Gary has been mayor of three will face opposition. Deadline for qualifying la Fri- Oviedo since 1060 and was a member o f the council for Office* open are those o f the two-and-one-half years prior H ljO f and two member* of to this time. He was elected as tha council. Seeking re-elec County Commissioner for Dis­ trict 4 in 1002 and took office In January, 1063. An active member o f the First Methodlit Church of Oviedo, he Is vice chairman o! the church board and la chairman of the trustee*. He la employed at Kelson and Company in the Harvest Department and, as mayor of the town, is head of civil defense for the Oviedo area. Lingo, a native o f Oviedo, has served for two years on the eouncll. He is a member of the Methodist Church, of American Legion Post 243 and is a veteran of World War If. He graduated from Oviedo High School and attended Jun­ ior College In Douglas, Ga. He and his wife, the former Lacy Arie, are the parents of four children, Thad, Marshall, Guy Bridge Club Names Winners Of Week and Robin. Lingo Is associated in business with the Lake Charm Fruit Company. Ward, who seeks his first term on the council, la 30 years old. A graduate o f Oviedo High School, he also attended the University of Florida. He Is associated with th* D and R Groves in Oviedo and with Mead Manor, the new housing development An ac­ Casselberry Scouts Win Camp Honors Altamonte Boys Attend Camp At Lanoche Altamonte Sale Moves To New Location North Orlando Firemen To Burn Vacant Lots Rally Set Today In Longwood Chuluota First Aid Class Completes 10-Hour Course Choristers At Rollins ‘Toys For Tots’ Collection Made In Village DeBary M an Wins Award DeBary Firemen Cancel Dance 'Firem en's D a y' Taking Shape Lyman High Crowns Homecoming Queen By Jane Casselberry I.yman nigh School HomeDeBary’* Duplicate Bridge Dans Hall, 17 year old I.y coming Queen last Friday Club played 15 tables in two man Senior , was crowned night during the half time sections at this week's weekly ceremony at tho Greyhound meeting held Tuesduy In tho Florida Air Academy Game. Itecrrntlon Hall of tho Dcllury Vivacious Dan* la the Fire Station. daughter of Mr. ami Mr*. \V. Section A was efirerted by F. Hall of 311 Hibiscus ltd., Howard Middleton. Winners Casselberry, and is a varsity were NS, Uo for first and sec­ cheerleader. ond, Mrs. Robert Nichols *nd Identity of tha winner was II. Guy Chase with Mr*. Frank kept a deop secret until tho Austin and Norman Meyer; moment v.'hcn last year’s third, Mrs. William Wuodluck homecoming queen, Hetty and Mrs. Ituth Hiatt. Field, placed the crown upon EW, first, Mrs. M y r t l * Dana's head. She was chosen Dunnebarke and Mrs. Nan Edby vote of the student body. wurda; second, Miss Ethel IfJM Dana, who wore an attrac B H K W S r u *.:«*- m m u *v *. ’ - «**. >>. • ^ . Johnson and Harry H. Brown; third, Mrs. Myron Acrardl and ■ -scfc ...... a*- ............................................ live black suit trimmed with Mrs. Louise Middleton. • fur collar, win presented TOYS FOR TOTS woro collected in North Orlando Sunday afternoon by Section 11 was directed by with a lovely bouquet of red local volunteer firemen and members o f the Marine Corps Reaervc. In the Mrs. Jessie Prursall. Winners rosea. photo, Fire Chief Bill Hahn and Bill Strickland hand toys up to Reserve were NS, first. Col. William Tho queen’s escort was Lon­ Corpa member Lloyd Brown. (Herald Photo) Hague and E. M. Hinkle; aec­ nie Frier. Member* o f the ond, Mr. and 31rs. Frank DAN A HAI.I, rourt anil their escorts were Mntheaon; third, Mrs. Albert Ann Miller and Dave Matis; Besom and Kormnn Meyer. Marla Jane* and Joey PavelEW, first, Mrs. Loretta chirk: Dallas Cussel and Don­ Alunson and Myron Aceardi; nie Smith; Kay Clarke and sieond, Mrs. Edna Reilly and Leo Kivinski and Sandy TenMr*. Elan Unklrs; third, Mr. nnnt and Tuny Pontlcelli. Miss nml Mrs. H. E. Walter*. Held's escort was Kandall Next week's play will be the lly Julia Harlot Moye. Muster Point Gume. Location of the Altamonte the troops participating In the By Jaaa Casselberry Tire Homecoming was spon­ By Jails nartoe Spring* Rummage Sale spon­ Boy Scout Troop 341 of Css- Weklwa District Camporee sored by the I.yman Student sored each weekend for bene­ Sixteen members of Alta­ aelherry placed aecond o f all held last weekend at Camp fit of tho Library has been Council, l’ele Carlson, pres­ Lanoche near Paisley, ami monte Spring* Boy Scout moved to the R. D. McIntosh ident. In charge of homecom­ Troop 38 and Explorer Post received n special ribbon. ing committees were Margaret Shop on Longwood Avenue. 38, along with leadera, at­ Troop 211 of Apopka took (iurrett, election of queen; Sale* hours will rnntimio to top honors for the third time tended last weekend’* Fall ho from 0 a. m. until 3 p. m. Sandy Tennant, decorations winning permanent possess Camporee of the Weklwa Dis­ each Friday and Saturday un­ and Dan Ca.tzclhcrry, publici­ ion of the Winter Park Fed­ trict at Camp Lanoche. til further notire. Furniture tyThe Explorer Post led In eral Savings and l»n n Asso­ Also taking part In the and space heater* are availceremonies for tho Order of ciation banner. By Donna Fslts able. Children's clothing, pots half-time show worn tho Flor­ By Mona Grinstead the Arrow. Assisting n* jun­ Tho Fall Camporee, which Longwood’* annual political Members of the North Or­ and pan* and other kitchen ida Air Academy Drill Team ior leader* were James Stuart Marching rally will ba held at R p. m. emphasized patrol standards, ill, I'alrirk Shea, Robert lando Volunteer Fire Depart­ it. ms nml blanket* ulwny.x are and the Lyman was attended by 373 scouts today In the City Park. James, Cory Mellride, Mike ment will meet Kotiirdny, in demand and d u n a t i o n * I hand diri-ctcil try Hnndmastcr Rill Hcnnett. The program, which will bo in addition to the many adult Sewell arid Harry Poit. weather permitting, in the would lie appreciated. moderated by It. T. Mllwiu, scouters. Durham Diggs, Nancy Cope­ Chairmen of tho project The troop was accompanied Recreation Area to start burn­ David Krohtv*. Bill Dump- by Scoutmaster Jack Stuart, ing off dry grass and weeds on hr.vo expressed appreciation land, Christina Frunzen, Bar­ will Include a short talk by each o f the city eouncl candi­ sy and Ed Cundiff, adult assistant Joe Sitnunek nml lots considered to tie fire hal­ to C. R. Lowilcrmilk for u*a bara Ellis and Diane Keeney, dates end a question and an- scoutcr of Troop 341, were Explon-r Advisor Don McLeod. oids. of hi* office for the *ul« up to I.yman Majorettes, guve a spe­ tapped as candidates for Uncial twirling exhibition. ■wer period. At the same time the men this time. The Order of the Arrow Candidate* who have quail- Order of the Arrow at an im­ conducted a Tap Out Cere­ will he truined on operation of fisd for tha IK-c. 3 municipal pressive camplire ceremony mony around tha campfire tho pump ami truck under •lection to fill the post* now Saturday night. Snturdny night at which tiimi supervision o f tha F o r e s t filled by II. L. Hdms. Jim Scoutmaster Ted Daniel, tho correct procedure for de Rangers. Reiter and Carl luiminlor, arc Cundiff and Leonard Casscl A thorough study of village stroying a worn-out American the Incumbents and K. E. ANII- berry received their Toina King was demonstrated with maps and boundaries is under­ linmson, I’ercy White, II. II. hawk Beads for their part In permission from tho Paisley way by the department to de­ Ferrell, Ted Walts, Mr*. CJcrl planning and executing the termine ways and mean* of Post OIfire. llltaman and Joseph Desn. Ex­ camporee New boys initiated By Jean Magin bite kit which was developed Transportation of gear and cutting o ff possible forest pected to qunllfy before the into the troop at the cam A lecture on poisonous and put in use by the Armed equipment to the ramp was fires. Villagn police will bo Saturday noon deadline la porce were John Worrell and provided by Mel.eod nod (ira asked to work with the de- plants and snakes in Florida Forces ami is now available Mark Bullock. Steve llulier, Imrn Fuller, troop chnirniun. pnitment in planning details and a demonstration on use to the public. Hot coffee and doughnut* Casselberry Fire Chief Paul Stuart, SiiilUtU'k, Mel.eod and of re routing traffic through of a newly developed snake­ Member* completing the 10will lie aerved by the Long­ Mates put on rescue breathing Mrs. James assisted in pro the community in rasa of bite kit was presented recent­ hour course who wer* pre­ wood Volunteer Fire Depart­ demonstrations tor the scouts ly in Chuluota for members vented certificates by Jay vidlng transportation for tho emergency. ment, sponsor* of the rully. New members joining at last of a First Aid Class at the Saucer. Friday night ami Saturday hoys. instructor. were with "Rcsuscl-Ann." lie was George and Florence Iloulden, those attending were Bruce week's meeting were Robert final meeting. assisted by Fireman Stuart Stuart, Don Paulsen, Frasier Ferrell, Joseph Scheutzow und Ray Killed of the Seminole Glenns Shearon, Kay PressThompson. Wilson, Jeff McLeod, (ieiald Lloyd Rrown. The department County Health Department, ley, Gwen and Cathy Myers, At the “ Cracker Barrel'' for Crocker, Jeff llnunn, Mike now hna 12 active member* who was in charge of the Mrs. I’errm and Mrs. F. lletscoutcr* In-Id following laps Spain, Walter Stevens, Don and when there are 15, elre. program, advised that ptants tcrly, By Mrs. Adam Sluller Saturday night, V'erlin Out­ Poit, Juck Sitnunek, Ricky tion will la- helil to name ad- found here which are ex­ Airs. Martiia Kdpatrick and The Dellary Choristers, dir lied of lxickharl was elected Parker, Michael Hendrick* ministrative officers. tremely dangerous include Sally NeUlcr, Red Cross safe­ At present Fire Chief Rill the alamnnda, glories a, hy­ ty instructor* who gave de­ feted by Laura Platt Brown, Chief Tomahawk. Stuurt James, Greg Danko and Hahn is conducting meeting* drangea, pom-cltia and participated Sunday on a pro­ as- monstrations on resuscitation, Twenty stations were set Dry an and l.*n Sluehli. •ml handling business of tho tor-bean. gram o| music presented at also were present for the up representing the various group. Meetings are belli at Martin Hail, Hollins College He demonstrated tho snake­ meeting. scouting skdl.s and scouts 7:30 p. m. on the second Wed­ Conservatory of Music. from Troop 311 taught how nesday of enrh month in the Selections were "Cartnena to make rope splices at one Civic Ruilding. by II. J. Wilson; “ Bless You" of Use-m. by Novello-Tsylor *nd “ List, Troop 311 displayed its ori the Cherubic Host,” Irom The ginal patch for the Chow Holy City by Gaul. Soloists llouml hiking trail which runs lly Mima Grinstead were Mrs. A. MacNaughton, from Casselberry to Oviedo Last Sunday afternoon was Mrs. K. Armstrong snd Ho and back. II) Air*. Adam Alullrr bert N. McGee. Mrs. Ludwig Chaplain Whipple of the "Toya for Tots" pickup time Tlie regular Saturday night Rupees was accompanist. Orlando Air Force Ilase con for the Marine Corps Reserve dance of th* DeBary Volun­ dueled the protcsiaut worship amt the North Drluudo Volun­ teer Firemen will not be service Sunday morning ami teer Fire Department. held this week in order that presented New Tesla meats resident* of the area may Many large items aucli as containing hymns ami prayers attend a dance being sponsor­ full-sired hikes and riding toys to each boy. ed by tii« Orange City fire­ By Mr*. Adam Muller Scouts Irom the Casselberry for children were donated and men at Dickcnxm Memorial Tinsley Miller of the De­ troop participating in the men and b»ya of the village Hall. Bary Arts and Crafts Club camporee were Walter Hist were kept busy lauding the Tile next dance of the Dehas received a certificate of line, Donnie Rhoades, David Marine Corps truck. Uary group will be held on I.toyd lit own, local member Dec. II when those allending merit on his photograph, Krohnc, Edward Cundiff, At “ Flicker Feeding Her Young" len Sullivan, Fred Steadier of the Corps, expressed appre­ also will enjoy a Christmas which was submitted In Larry Higlmg, Kick Harwood ciation for tho toys saying Tree Trimming Party with recent area contest. Best of Chris Cass, Bill Daniel, John "w« thunk everyone fur the do­ Grab Bag. DEMONSTRATING new snake-bite kit for the scries will be Judged later Worrell, Hick Jacluon, Bruce nations and collections. An­ All men and women attend­ members t f tho Chuluota First Aid Class is Ifctj DeBoer, Slcvo Huber, Bob other collection will be made ing arc asked to bring a gift Jar top awards. Kuleel o f the County Health Department. With Miller has won several state Glare, Bill Dempsey, Rick and toya which can he re­ auitable for their aex. A gala him, from left, are Jay Saucer, instructor, and honors for hi* work in photo Shook, Rick Casselberry ami paired will he very much ap­ evening is promised by the Kay Pressley, Glenna Shearon, Gwen and Cathy Daa Cas-'clUury. preciated." graph*. euteriauuueut cooimAiao. M yeza and l i r a . I V r n u , (J on es Photo) f I) ) JUDGE VOI.IE WILLIAMS, left, checkn proof o f cover for tlerville Firemen’a Directory with Carroll ilurkc, secretary teer fire department. The completed, full directory will be distribution to the public on Dec. 1-1. Gindervilie Firemen’# tho new Ginof the volun­ presented for Day. ) Enlerprise PTC Needs Of Children Discussed Elects Officers At Meeting Of Slavia PTL A! Open House By Helm Snodgrass Officers of the newly re­ organized Parent * Teacher Council of the Enterprise School were elected and in­ stalled at a recent Open House held at Hie school. Serving will be Airs. Anabelle Troph, president; Air*. .Marian Hraddock, vice pres­ ident.: Airs. James Davis, secretary and Air*. Roy Scmone*. treasurer. Presiding at the brief busi­ ness session held preceding the Open House was last year’* president. Airs. Pat Hatchett. Devotions were giv­ en by Airs. James Davis. Alimite* of tile hist meeting were read by Mrs. Uruddock ny Hernlca KrNey Discus.iion on “ The Needs and Ta«k* of Children" was continued .Monday night by PTL members of Slavin'* Kt. Luke’s Christian Day School with Joe Buttle, teacher for the third and fourth grades, a* moderator. Emotional need* of children discussed included (1) the need to feel *ecure, <2| the need to feel important and (3) tha need for love. Buttle pointed out that lack of love could result in a child's seeking attention by being naughty and that in order to fe<-| important he could become tha “ classroom clown.” He explained that patents oftentimes are unjustly crit..... > .•*••• iMy. ,..... V,*|»kl,**on* imwi tint i During the business meets big which followed it was reported by Chris Hullmun that u total of 2.01)0 pound* of newspaper* hail been turned in last month by PTL mem­ bers. It wus decided to con­ tinue this project within the organization. E. L. Hellhorn, principal, an­ nounced that children will be out of school from Dec. 24 t» Jan. rt for the Christmas holi­ days. All students will partici­ pate in the annual Christina* Services to b* held at the church on Dec. 24. Hellhorn al*o announced that notices concerning evac­ uation of the school in the event o f emergency huvu been sent to the parents. Air,, .lot,,, Dild* Jr, (-hairgave the treasurer's report. it is pussib'o for a child to mail of the Christmas Parade Room count was won by the achieve and stressed that float committee, reported that fourth grade. praise offered when » child is a them,, for the float has lieni Mrs. Sylvia Harden, prin­ hi doubt gives him confidence. selected und tliut it will he cipal, spoke «f plan* for the II- reminded that tho funda­ built in the -hop of A. Duda present year and the Import­ mental task of parents is to and Bone. She invited all in­ ance of parents working with develop trust and self reliance terested persons, whether or the teachers and children. in n child. not they tire a member of the Gout committee, to assist She stressed that each child the project. is different and that some need extra care and help. Site Refreshments were serv. | warned that students can not by Mr* Paul Alikler, Mis. be pushed into work for which | Ilazel Weal and Airs. Jack they are not prepared ami j Calvert at tho closu of the also advised that established meeting. rules of the classroom and lly Donna Kale* | — —■— . playground must he observed The Longwood t'ily Council _ for tiie K<><:d of all. will nn t in continue.! ,c-sion F O U T A f f C n d It was reportcj that 81 per at 8 p. in. Fri.luy to set exact j Q — . ^ cent of the students were wording for the requested r I A C O n G T C S S served in the school lunch­ change in city ordinances to I 0 „ „ room last month. Lunchroom nllow the sale of alcoholic bev. * * ” CM,ry. workers and Edwin Brad Jock, eregrs on Sunday and on ' ‘/ "s? basketball coach, were intro­ weekdays until 2 .. m. which I " f 1 *r' duced. will appear m, the Dec. 3 bal-' 7 II. McCann, speech thera­ 1“ l in m. advhiury c,parity. I " '" 1 * ,H * rek ? l pist of Daytona Beach, was The office of Longwood City ^ l" present for the meeting. Clerk. Mrs. Onnl. It. Shouwte. will be open the same day he. V ," inole J,‘ " ‘or "'«►> ginning „t 7:30 p. m. for rrsi- J‘ ml Lj " ,nn Ul* h 8ch<w! dent* w ho wish to register to IT A ’s. Mrs. Charles Dome and Air*. 4* C. \V. Holder, principal of vote in the election hut are tinStcudlu represented Oviedo School, announced to­ aide to do so during regular Flunk day that Christmas holidays office hours. The office will! Fnuth Seminole and Mrs. Jo­ Mr*. lit lln- school would tie from remain open until clone o f th, seph puvelchak and Janies Birkenweycr represent­ council mevting. Dee. 20 through Ja.i. fi. l!egi,tlution hooks will close ed Lyman. Sanford’s municipully-ow n- at noon on Saturday. To date, ed Civic Center with youth only 63d of a possible 1,000 Semincle County population wing is one cf the nation’s eligible voter* hav* re-regis­ D now estimated to be ap­ tered in new Looks. most mextern. proaching 70,004k Council To Meet In Longwood Holidays Set I / rf * 12 *. iM ry t- �KENNEDY SLAIN DALLAS (U P I)—President Kennedy was assassi­ Sanforfo ifm tUt <D W E A TH E R : Generally fair today and Saturday; high today 80; low tonight in low 60s. VOL. oti ^ 4) C l O United Press Leaned Wire Established 1008 FIU„ NOVEMBER 22, 1063 SANFORI). FLORIDA NO. fi7~ 0* JulUn Stenetrom By JnlUn Usually when an organlzatlon ia presenting uu event Hi chief worry i* gyttlng •rough people to attend to mike the affair a success. Not the ease with Ernest Cowley, president o f the Bandmasters Association, who ia concerned ^ with having sufficient seats •* for spectators and bandsmen attending the District V' Fall Marching Contest Saturday night at Memorial Stadium. Cowley said the event usual­ ly ia held in the Spring. But because of the time being so temoved from football season when most bands are at their peak. District V voted to try m a Fall event. * • • • Christmas decorations in downtown Sanford go up Mon­ day. It signifies that time is here again. Let the Herald be the first to wish you a Merry Christmas. • • • Speaking of the Yuletlde, aome 35 to 55 Seminole Coun§ ty youngsters will have the thrill o f a lifetime Dec. 30, when first and second class petty officers at the Sanford Naval Air Station will toss a big Christmaa party for the children. To gather funds fur the event the wives of the petty officers have slated a Nov. 3d bake sale to be held at the Naval Exchange, liata N o ff to you, ladles. We trust th? «sU wiM be a big success! And a hip! hip! to you petty officers, too. • • • New Rocket Booster To Put U.S. Far Ahead Of Russia, Says JFK Texas Gov. John Connally wsa shot down with him. The President, cradled in his wife’s arms, had been rushed in his blood-spattered limousine to Parkland Hospital and taken to an emergency room. An urgent call went out for neurosurgeons and blood. The President, *14 years old, was shot once in the head. Connally was hit in the head and wrist. Police found a foreign-make rifle. DALLAS (UPI) — President Kennedy and Gov. John B. Connally of Texas were cut down by an assassin’s bul­ lets as they toured downtown Dallas in an open automo­ bile today. The President, bis limp body cradled in the arms o f bis wife, was rushed to Parkland Hospital. The governor also was taken to Parkland Clint Hill, a Secret Service agent assigned to Mrs. Ken­ nedy, said “ he’s dead,” as the President was lifted from FORT WORTH (LTD Prrsldent Kennedy said today the rear of a White House touring car, the famous “ bubthe United States early next year will test a rocket boost- bletop” from Washington. He was rushed to an emergen­ rr so powerful It will put the cy room in the hospital. nation far ahrad of Russia m Other White House officials were in doubt as the cor­ Ihe space race. The President, campaign­ ridors of the hospital erupted in pandemonium. ing as though it were election The incident occurred just east of a triple underpass time In Texas, told a rainsoaked, cheering crowd out­ facing a park in downtown Dallas. side his hotel that the rocket booster will be the most pow­ Reporters about five ear lengths behind the chief exe­ erful in history. cutive heard what sounded like three bursts of gunfire. Tho crowd, estimated by police at 5,000, roared ap­ Secret Sendee agents in a follow-up car quickly unproval. It was the first of four limbered their automatic rifles. speeches the President sched­ The bubble top of the president’s car was down. Most Powerful In History, Texans Told Huge Gains In County Farm Economy Told Although the annual ©b»ervance c f National Farm-City Week did not officially begin until today, Seminole County 'i Agricultural Agent Cecil Tucker kicked off the pro­ gram locally tills week with addresses before the Sanford Rotary Club on Monday an the Junior Chamber of Com­ merce Thursday. Rotarians met (or their weekly luncheon at the Cen­ tral Florida Experiment Sta­ tion while the JayCccs held their weekly affair in the Civic Center. nated today in a burst of gunfire in downtown Dallas. MAJORETTES o f Seminole High School will perform when the “ March­ ing Seminoles” compete in the Central Florida high school band content Saturday evening. Pictured ure, kneeling, Sharon Drumm (left) and Batina Vaile; statulintr, Freddie lierryhill (le ft) and Donna Peters, uled today on a swing through Agent!! drew their pintuU, but iho damage wan Fort Worth, Dallas and Aus­ done. tin, the atata capital. Ha visitAlso, Don Farrens, voca­ The President was slumped over In the backseat ♦ / iyd d San Antonio and Houston tional agriculture In s tr in 'r a • i • . ___________ ______________ o f the car, face down. Connally lay on the floor of ■- 1 Thursday rh on his whirlwind at Sanford Junior High School, |tW i day tour of the Lone Star the rear seut. two It was tmpo.xullile to tell at once where Kennedy addressed Thursday night'* state. was hit. but bullet wounds in Connally’s chest were meeting of Iho Civitan Club. The Integrated audience in If you haven’t purchased 1plainly vinible, ituli eating the gunfire might possibly Jack Do<ld of Uoldenrod, a parking lot outside the Ho­ pour individual or family have come from an automatic weapon. one of Florida’* outstanding tel Texas where Kennedy and memberships in the Mutual There were three loud bursts. young farmers la slated to his wife spent the night, Concert Association you’d bet* Dallas motorcycle officers escorting the Pres­ )>peak at Monday's luncheon cheered his call for "concert­ ter hurry, according to tho ident quickly leaped fro m their hikes and raced up meeting of the Sanford Kiwed etfort" to win success in _ group’s proxy, Vernon Mize. Twenty eight bands, com­ Bob Price. Tampa. a grassy hill. anis Club. Dodd will relate spare. The judge reports that MonSpectators are requested to At the top o f the hill, n man and woman appear­ his experiences during a re­ prising more than 2.000 mu­ Monday will be the final He told the crowd the Sa­ day’a the last day. '• , ed to be huddled on the ground. cent tour o f Russia obvorvin? sicians. will compete in the occupy the west stands as all day • • • for Seminole County re turn rocket booster will put 1 In the turmoil, it was impossible to determine Soviet farming programs and tail marching content quin other seats will he reserved , the United States far ahead of Local resident, Helen Desored by Florida Bandmas- for the band members. The *‘dents to purchase memberat once whether the Secret Service and Dullns po­ procedures. the Soviets in thrust and in Witt, renewed an old acquain­ lice returned the gunfire that struck down Kennedy Tucker told the JayCees trrs Association District V hand association will operate ships in Uie Mutual Concert the payload It can carry, tance with TV and radio star, Thursday of the Increased Saturday evening at Munici- j a concession stand, with pro- Association, according to an Kennedy also defended the and Connally. Fran Allison, this morning j (its going to the local band. announcement today by Judge controversial TFX f i g h t e r It was also difficult to deproductivity of the Individual pal Stadium. when she attended Don Mc­ farmer. "In 1920 ", said Tuck­ Bands will compete in classCompeting hands will be Vernon Mire, president of the plane as a powerful force of 1lemoned immediately whether 15 minutes to a half hour be Neill’s Breakfast Club show in er. "the average farmer in ifiratinns according to school Mainland Junior High and local organization. freedom. the First Lady and Mrs. Con- hind in reaching the hospital. Deltona. Helen's son, ’ 'Dutch". Judge Mize said the asso­ America was producing food enrollment tor ratings of su -1Seabreeze Junior High, Day­ He laid its true worth had It was Impossible under the £ was a 13-year-old actor in the products for eight persons, perior, excellent, good and tona Reach; Eau Gallic High, ciation has scheduled a trio been relatively overlooked in 1nally were Injured, morning radio serial in Chi­ tension at the hospital to as­ i Both women wera in the and by 1940 he was produc­ average. All bauds will com-1 Clermont High, Groveland of performances for the sea­ discu««ions of how tha con­ semble a cleareut story ot the cago 38 years ago when she car, and crouched down over ing for Dearly It. But during bine at 10:15 p.m. to present I High, Tavares, Eustls, Lake son including Lillian Kalltr, tract was awarded. ! th* Inert forms of their hits- incident because the burst of first met Fran. the early 1910's a virtual ex­ view of Winter Garden, St. I who is scheduled to appear "Old Folks at Home.” "Men The President opened (he • • • gunlire took only seconds. plosion in agricultural pro­ of Ohio" and "Star Spangled j Cloud, Satellite High of Titus- here in December. During second day of his whirlwind bands as the big car raced Some of the secret service Another notu on Thursday ductivity began and has B anner." 1vine, south Sumter of Sum-1 January the Columbus Boys Texas tour with a breakfast toward tlie hospital Airs. Kennedy was on her |agents thought the gunfire Bight's political rally in Long reached the point where one Contest chairman is Ernest j ter. Lyman of Longwoud, Choir of Princeton, N. J.. has speech to the Fort Worth knees on the floor ot Die rear was from -in automatic wca wood: none of the candidates farmer is now producing Cowley, Seminole High School New Smyrna, Osceola ot Kis been hilled. The final presChamber of Commerce. .veal with her head toward the pon fired to Ihe right rear of running for town council seats enough food for himself ami bandmaster. District chair- j viinmec, Apopka, Cocoa, Oak j sentation of the season will The TFX was a prime topic tlie Chief Executivc'i car, •xpressed any opinion on ex­ 27 other persons. man is Jimmy Finn. Main-; Ridge o f Orlando, Seabreeze feature the famed (.lords In­ of conversation here where President. Vice President Lyndon B. probably from the grassy panding tho hours for tho "Consequently," the local land High School bandmaster. I o f Daytuna Reach. Seminole trrnational puppet show. tlie TFX (Tactical Fighter Ex­ JnHpv*" •*» 5 r**r Vm»ll ore*pi l sale o f alcoholic beverages n-.yi.m-, Dhtrfct arc perimental) will be produced of Sanford, Colonial High of lies men directed their aten Kennedy*. within the town's corporate livity of the American farmer rotary treasurer is Pete Ru Orlando, Mainland of Day- available, according to Mize, by General Dynamics, the There was no Immediate Hon as they raced up the limits. Further, non* of tho has increased far more dur­ kur, Sanford Junior High tona Beach, Maynord Evans 1 in addition to individual memcompany that won the $4 bil­ slope, some 250 residents present ing the past 20 to 25 years j School bandmaster. of Orlando, Melbourne, Titus- berdilps with special prices lion contract over Boeing sign that he was hurt. In fact, UPI White House reporter there was evidence at all at asked them to. Judges will he Turn Bishop, ville. Winter Park, Cocoa, for .students. No tickets. Mire Aircraft. thun all his predecessors • 9 0 what might have happened to Mcrrlman Smith was in a raStated, will be available for I.akc Wales: Jonathan Hill.1 through all of recorded time." E dgcw atcr and Boone of Or Johnson since only the Pres-1 dlo-telephonc "p ool" ca r In talking of new indus­ individual performances. On the Florida scene Tuck­ Kernandina Beach, and Cliar-| lando. ident a car and its Secret Ser- [ shout eight carlengths behind tries at Thursday night's polit­ er pointed out that the slate's les Quarmby, Bradenton. In Memberships arc available vice follow-up ear went to tlie ical rally in Longwoud, and agricultural economy h a s spection judges will be Mel from Mrs. R a l p h Austin explaining what the present iieen better than the rest of vln Dean. St. Petersburg, and hospital. Smith, tiie association's mem­ A screaming motorcycle es­ council has dona to bring in- tlie nation, primarily because bership chairman, or from Orlando resident Henry N. 4 duttry into the town. Mayor of the research and educa­ any member of ihe board of Swlnson. 22, escaped serious cort led the cars there. The President had landed A. R. Lormann said: “ We are tional programs at the uni­ directors. Mrs. Smith may be injury at 1:15 a. m. today only a short tint* before at getting another new industry versity level, contacted at FA 2-4.'M8, when his suto overturned at and if anyone thinks it ia "More memberships are tlie intersection of Interstate 4 Dallas Love Field and was ’ ’ Locally," Tucker declared. City Clerk Henry Tamm re­ going to he a "junk yard" (as Seminole County's on-the farm ported this morning that to needed," Judge Mize declar­ and CHO 434. according to driving to the trade mart to we reported in this space value was estimated at $12 date S1H2.260 had been col- ed, "ami we urge the people Flip Trooper Bill Stringfield. deliver a lunch speech spon­ sored by three Dallas organ­ Thursday) they have been million in 1940 and last DALLAS (UPI>— President >cted on l » a taxes which of Smiinole County to take Swinvm was proceeding misinformed.” Tha mayor ex­ year it was figured to he be­ Kennedy may dump Vice Pres- became due Nnv. 1. advantage of the association's wrest on <34 when he lost con­ izations.. T V largest turnout of the current Texas tour was plained that the new burlncrs tween 15 ami ta million dol­ ident Lyndon B. Johnson a«j Tamm said this figure re- efforts to bring these types trol of his 1942 model auto Will be a clearing house. — lars." hie Ibdl running mate if tho j present* quite an increase of cult' ral presentation* to while approaching the con­ on the straets to greet Ken­ ▲ the only office in the whole nedy. going gets rough, former V ic. over collections on this date this area." struction area of tlie inter­ An estimated 250,000 people ” State to represent all insur­ President Richard M. Nixon * >ear ago when only $135,section Swinson'a vehicle roll­ ance companies that suffer lined the streets, s, predirted Thursday, I'M2 had been received. ed over and stopped Just At 12 V) p m. Central Stand­ total losses on damaged au­ Nixon and Kennedy were ’’ Apparently," said Tamm, short of going over an em­ ard Time, acting White House tos." Ib is office, the miyor both in town Both said their I "the people are taking adbankment. Secretary Malcolm Kilduff •aid, will accumulate informa­ Calvin Thomas O'Neal of visits were non-political hut vantage o f the four per cent Swlnson, who suffered a Forest City Businessmen w.-a asked whether the pres­ tion for distribution to buti- Kissimmee sustained slight both took advantage of their J discount available to those will sponsor an auction at minor leg injury was booked, ident was dead. •esses interested ill buying arm and leg bruize* Thursday visits to hurl political barbs, who meet their tax obliga7:30 p m. Saturday in the according to the investigating "1 have no word now," Kil­ guch vehicles. night when a car in which he They were within a block of (ions during November." Forest City Shopping Center. officer, for driving while al­ Question from the audience: waa a passenger overturned each other today, but were not Tamm said that a three per Main sales item of the even­ legedly intoxicated. Damages duff replied. A few minutes later. Rear •Can you say there wron't be on U. S. 17-92 near Five expected to meet. cent discount will be avail­ ing wilt be a used automobile to the ear were estimated at Adrn. George Barkley, USN. to any junk cars in th ere!" Points. Kennedy is on a two-day, able to those paying their city- donated by a local merchant. $500. the White House physician The mayor’s answer: “ 1 The driver of Ihe auto, five-city tour of Texas. Nixon tax bill in Deceintier, two Proceeds from the event will rushed into the hospital. He can't say definitely there Louis Corniehu Pinellas Jr., wus in Dallas for a meeting per cent in January and one be used to sponsor a Com­ headed for the emergency won’ t be any cars there, no." j 1105 Columbus Circle, also of of a bottling company, which per cent in February. munity-wide Christmas Par­ Seminole Chapter 30 of the room where the President Kisdmmre, was charged with his New York law firm repre­ “ O' . ty for the children. I Disabled American Veterans and Connally were taken. failing to have his auto under sen ta. CP © Tlie motorcade was so will bold its final Turkey Johnson, who helped the The Lake Mary Volunteer control and is currently in the Shoot at 2 p. m.t Sunday at strung out as the result of Fire Department has schedul­ county jail. Pinellas' bond Democratic party get South­ ORO.NO. Main* (U P I )-M r . LOS ANGELES ( UPI) — tha chapter a hut on Highway the S|>eed> secret service de­ ed a turkey shoot at 2 p. u - was set at $150. The 1953 auto ern votes in 1940, is getting to anti Mr*. Orrin W. Giggey say Sunday. It will be held at a wai estimated to be a total be a ‘‘political liability In both tha key ta a happy marriage I Jewelry store owner Harry 17-92. Door prizes will be parture from the sceoe o f . •Hf one block east of the tire ' loss by the investigating offi the North iirvl South," Ni'*on ' to have a fight every day or *Trelsnijn. 19. lost hit pants ill •wanted and free coffee will tlie shooting that members o t 1 Hi• Rm in'dv k’ tli u ■ru truffi 1 La sor.cd. ) so. •a rubber/ Thursday. •aide le e r , Constable Bob Canoil. 28 Bands To Compete Deadline Set In Contest Saturday [iorC,onceLrt Membership Driver Unhurt In Car Upset $182,260 City Nixon Says JFK [Taxes Collected May Dump LBJ Kissimmee M an Hurt In Crash the President Ha end three other eoflcaguea along with Kilduff raced to tlie hospital behind the President's ear and arrived at the emergency entrance before litters were brought up to remove the President and the Governor from their ear. When (ha President was taken Into the emergency room, a call was sent out im­ mediately for soma of tha top surgical specialists In Dallas. A call also was sent for a Roman Catholic priest. Congressman Jim Wright o f Fort Worth laid both Kenne­ dy and Connally were seri­ ously wounded but wwr« alive. Blumt wtas spattered over the limousine, which had been flown In specially to carry tha president in a welcoming parade. The driver was aecrot service man Hill Greer. A second priest was escort* ed in a few momenta later. At Ihe height o f the einergincy room drnuiu, a weeping Negro woman bearing a ainali U oZvIm wf*||*j p i j h j j tbet hospital, where a nurse and an intern went quickly to her aide. Mrs. Kennedy apparently Was safe. 51re. Connally also was safe, it appeared. Both women were stunned. “Ccuiih* Vfi Inch Sirloin $4°° 2 Inch Sirloin $450 Auction Slated At Forest City INCLUDES: Baked Potato, Salad, Garlic Toast and Beverage Compare Our Low Cut-Rate Liquor Prices, Plus Turkey Shoot Free Gold Bond Stamps With Package Goods VFD Turkey Shoot A Fight A Day » Punts Burglar W ile nge VALDEZ HOTEL Downtown Sanford � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1963 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, November 21, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 21, 1963. 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>, November 21, 1963; <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/058bb9e62365b11de962329146112a77.pdf fb4b8b4ad058551bb4a79d5546067da8 PDF Text Text Painting Result Of Deep Study, Artist Avers VMvnarFi w in be completely "ANC* — an number calling - aeewdfng to Robert Shedt o , grasp manager fer BooStem Bell. Thera win be no •Mia "F airfax" In Sanford or "North" in DeBary. Ovl(do*s "Fsrsst" disappeared with the current directory. Ihaddea said to delay the AKG would ju s t mean Uul many a m number ehanges for that many m a n custom­ er*. The reason Is growth. The present numbering sys­ tem to inadequate to meet the demand. Each working day nearly 15,000 telephones arc added to the more than 89 million sow In us* in tho 0 . S. sash Friday. Many mors telephone som­ ber* a rt possible with the new plan. Under the present system, 640 codes a n avail­ able, but w ith ANC almost BOO will be available. This Is because ANC lets yon use all 10 dial holes, while the present system la limited to letters in only eight of the ten dial boles, and even soma of these somblnstlona of tetters won’t mako good tolspbono names. Growth la not tho only rea­ son fo r number shortage*, kfany new services must uaa a portion of tho limited aumter of Central Office Codes that also servo regular tele­ phone customers. Among these are mobile radio-telephones, dial service for teletypewrit­ ers and Central service, which provides an Individual number and direct Inward dialing for the extension telephones used by large businesses. Shedden said H is expected ANC will meet numbering needs Into the next century. Technical developments batween now and then hold promise of faster snd easier methode of placing cells for •vsryone. Already there are automatic dialers which mako dialing a number about as •Impla as pushing a button. Memory was a consldsrstlon In ths decision to go ANC — research Indicated that for most people the ANC plan would present no serious The Banford-Seminole Art Association presented Kalph Baglty In a program a t the civic center Sunday afternoon. Mr*. Helen DeWItt said the aodienee indicated the increas­ ing interest in the creative arta In the community. The speaker la a teacher and exhibitor In Orlando and waa introduced by Edmund Stowe. He used for his subject the painting of a semi-abstract still life with a vase of flow­ er*, explaining Uiat his con­ ception waa a departure from tho realietle presentation. His running commentary as hs worked illustrated the paint­ ing of a picture is not some­ thing which Just happens, but Is the result of serious study. Ths 8-SAA presents these THS DEBARY LIBRARY will hold its annual Silver Tea from 3 until 5 special programs for the bene­ p.m. Friday. Shown planning the event are Library Chairman Frederick fit of the public and la In­ deveringa (center), and Bert Newton (left) and Talnutn Van Andale, viting all interested persons directors. (Cox Photo) to attend on Dee. 1 a t 7:90 P.M. when Mrs. Henry Simp­ son will show slides and com­ ment on hor experiences as a world traveler. A social hour will follow tho program. Members of tho 8-SAA are Local JayCcea have a proj­ Sanford-Semlnols County Jay- ed the "week" project in co­ asked to deliver tho Christmas ect set forth on the state Css president, said this Is operation with the Emory In­ cards for tho downtown holi­ level that requires no work ons Urns they are glad no stitute of Winter Park, a non­ day decorations to Bill Dod­ work is Involved, and it Is profit organisation dedicated son, Lake Mary. on thsir part. Jim Smith, •imply because their help is simply to giving aid to the not needed. Florida JayCees are observ­ ing High School Stutterers Week through Nov. 23. Cody L. Bailey, prealdent of Flor­ ida JcyCees, said the week has been designated for the purpose of informing high school stutterers and stam­ merers throughout ths stato that corrective help Is avail­ able to them through JayCee sponsorship. Few, If any, high schools In ths state offer cor­ rective work oa the high school level. The Florida JayCees adopt- By Mr*. Adam Mailer The DeBary Fishing Club will sponsor a Fishing Party ter young poople of the com­ munity xt Lake Marie on Fri­ day, Nov. 10 from 0 until 10:80 a.m. Plans for the party were made at last Wednesday’s meeting held in the Recrea­ tion Hall of the Fire Station with Clydo Wright presiding. Potea and bait for the younga im will bo auppUed by tha club. In other business members planned a day ot fishing from Sunglow Pier in Port Orange lor Wednesday, Nov. 27, Thu group alxo voted to make a financial donation to tha DoBary Fire AxsoclstJon for use of tho Recreation Hall. Tho program, a film en­ titled “Fishing In the Andes," w a a preaented by Elmer Thompson, program chair­ man. John Smith Joined tho club as a new member. The club’x December meet­ ing will bo In tho holiday theme with refreshments to be served. AH members are urged to attend. IAp* K\ 'n*. JIQ V \| 1 1 m SLAVIA 4-II OFFICERS are, aented from left, Gary Vilen, devotional lender; Bobby Rrailuhnw, aong nnd recreation lender; ChrU Rulleman, re­ porter nnd Iludy Muellcy, secretary; back row, George Brudithaw, dele­ gate; Sammy Murphy, vice president; Phillip Lukas, treasurer and Teddy Knowlca, president (Herald Photo) thousands of Florida youth who are afflicted by stammer­ ing snd stuttering. Smith said they were ready and willing to assist locally in this work, but after Investi­ gation found there are not enough stutterers in the area, possibly because of the small number of students compared with the larger cities in the state. Meanwhile, the ever busy JayCees are completing plans for the Christmas parade, MIAMI (UPI) State DemocraUe leader*, with one notable exception, were in agreement today with President K»w«dy’s prediction that Florida would return to the Democratic fold in the 1964 presidential election. Top level Democrats pointed to tho enthusiastic recaptions given the President on his whirlwind tour of Florida Monday to back up their op* timism. But Gov. Farris Bryant, who also traveled with the Kennedy party, *waa hesitant to say outright that Florida would swing back to the Dcm> oentx lite r vsting Republican in the last three presidential •lections. -It*s too early to say, or at least for ms to," Bryant said. But he added he was encou­ raged by Kennedy’s reception in Tampa and the Miami area. By Shirley Wentworth Members of the Bear Lake Community Club will heat Sgt. Vince Smallwood, safety officer of th* Florida High­ way Patrol, ipesk this Thuredsy evening a t the Florida Power Clubhouae on Bear Lake at the dub'* regular monthly meeting. The meeting will begin promptly a t 8 p.m. A special invitation is issues by Presi­ dent William G. Carpenter for all members of ths com­ munity, both old and new resi­ dents, to attend snd learn more regarding the special up­ coming activities of the club. All setive committees will make reports s t this time. Keep y o u r engine running dean with RPM MOTOR OILS Like an engine th at runs sweet and clean? One th a t makes tho m ost of your gasoline and oil— The Prealdent was greeted, in Ideal weather, by relatively l a m and friendly crowd*. Florida GOP Chairman Tom Brown, ot Tampa, atrongiy disagreed with the president and state Democrats. "Mr. Kennedy is sadly mis­ taken if he thlnka the Demo­ crats are going to carry Flor­ ida." he said. "The Repub­ licans will win again, and Mr. Kennedy will lo«e by an even bigger margin than he did in 1969 if Barry Goldwater gets the nomination." Among' the crowd o t 4,000 persons a t Miami** Interna* tional Airport wera several men waving "Goldwater foe President' signs. 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Three great high* detergent oils that keep engine parts so clean, so friction-free, you can save up to 1 gallon o f gaso­ line in every 8 you buy. Get RPM Motor Oil todayt S T A N D A R D OIL C O M P A N Y ( K E N T U C K Y ) Carradine To Appear At Stetson John Carratline, star of Broadway, movies, snd tele­ vision will plsy the lead role of Crcan In Stetson Universi­ ty’s production of Anouilh's “Antigone" to bo presented Dec. 11-14 * t Stover IV s tre on th* University’s DrLand campus. All scats will be reserved for tha ptvformnncc. General admission tickets «ru availshlu at tho Stover Theatre box office by writing to Box 1377, Btctson University, DeLand, Fla. liruca Griffiths, Stover Theatre director, said that be­ cause of tho largo demand for tickets tha best remaining scats are availuhla for tha Wednesday snd Thursday per­ formances. M40 N on • co.np.fiKV) o tm tn u U c lu itf lu g y ilttd American—Totally new compact economy pocal fer toweil-pricMl mocMs king, sparkling new styling. New big room for fc adults. New smoother, quieter tide, with all-new suspension. New Tri-Polsed Power. Beautiful new sedans, wagons and hardtops-cyc-opcning new convertible. Classic 6 or V-S—America's most bcautifully balanced car. Big inside—trim outside, Dazzling new hardtop. Choice of Sixes or new 198-hp V-8. Shares with Ambassador options like Adjusl-O-Titl steering wheel —Shift-Command automatic floor stick. A aftlllldor V -l—The high-performance luxury V-8, with total excellence in every beautiful inch. Ambassador 990-11 hardtop has reclining bucket scats, front and rear center armrests, console. 270-hp V-8—all standard. Luxurious sedans,^ wagons, too. VFW Members To Get Awards The VFW of DeBary will meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the Recreation iia ll of the Fire Station. Slate Quartermaster M. D. Wade of Ocala will make his official visit and present an award to John Scufcrt for 43 years In tho organization; to Emanuel Bcrkerwitx for 40 ycara and to Joseph Santillo for 33 ycara. AH members arc urged to attend. Cookie Cutter Sale Planned By Mrs. Adam Mulltr A Cookie Cutter Sole will he sponsored by mothers of ths Enterprise School I*TC. from 9 s.m. until 6 p.m. Wed­ nesday a t tha DeBary Plata. Mrs. Jo« Davis, chairman ef the sale, advises that theta cutters will be idrat for holi­ day baking. 3 Bill Hemphill Motors, Inc., 301W. First Street, Sanford, Fla. Watch th« Danny Kay* Show on CBS-TV, Wednesday evenings, 10:00, Channel 9 where we take better care o f your ca r �/ * VOL. 56 WEATHER: Generally la ir today and Thuraday; high today about 80; low tonight near 60. United Preas Leased Wire Ketablished 1908 WED., NOVEMBER 20, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 66 e i o 6* FEC Unions Ask Pro-Strike Status JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — Striking labor uniona demand­ ed today a return to pre-strike ita tsa by the Florida E ast Coast Railway (FEC) aa a preliminary to any settlement of the 10-month-old dispute. A spokesman for the U non­ operating unions asked Pres­ ident Kennedy’s emergency inquiry board to order the FEC to take back strikes and resume their seniority as the first step toward ending the 10-month-old walkout. “ When notified of (Presi­ dent Kennedy’s) order, we thought it our obtlgstion, and the obligation of the carrier, to restore the conditions out of which the dispute arose,” ■ a i d Attorney Lester P. Schoene of Washington, rep­ resenting the strike board. “ We feel we are required to can off, or at leaat suspend, the strike," he added. FEC ehalmun Ed Ball and Vic# President W. L. Thorn* ton were it the meeting rep­ resenting the railroad. George Lelghtjr alio was there in be­ half of the unions. The President crested the three-man board earlier this mouth to bring an end to th# lengthy dispute over wageg that has farced the railway to curtail aome of its opera* tloni. The strike began on Jan. 23 when members of I t non­ operating unions walked off their Jobe, demanding n 192* cent an hour wage increase. The railroad, which han been operating on a limited havls with supervisory per­ sonnel, claim* tt la not in a financial position to grant tha pay hike. The FEC, aince the strike, has been victim of several train derailments, numerous more attempted derailments, and aeverat bridges have been damaged. B. K. PORTER “ dtae" with today’s “Clock* column. I t baa been a pleasure to author it for the last six months. Wa hare enjoyed e a r many pitasan tries, such aa comical luma, * and promoting n hearing aid for a nice old lady. Too, wa have enjoyed reporting promSeed building programs, and there are many brewing. But JL E. Porter has been succeed­ Embassy Seized ed by one who should do a bet­ LONDON (UPI) — Iraqi to r Job. Wa’vs enjoyed meettog you . . . and telling you student* in London opposed HONOLULU (UFIV-Araer The Army Engineer! release the news that normally eannot to the new regime of President Restricted operation of the desired plan of county and lea's top policy makers met Abdul 8alsm A ref today f he reported hi the newa col St. Johns River bridge, on state officials to widen 415, ex­ today notified boat owner* ■cited and occupied tha Iraqi SR 413 at Osteen, was an­ tending from Sanford to New and operator! the bridge will today tn a top-secret confer­ “ am ns. ence room overlooking Pearl e • • Embassy. nounced today by tho U. S. Smyrna Beach, along with a be open between 7 p. m. and Harbor to chart ■ new and Army Corpa of Engineers, four-lane bridge over the SL 7 a. m. with 12-hour advance unified diplomatic and mill Mrs. Lorraine L. Graham, notice to the maintenance en­ tary course In Southeast Asia. Johns River near Osteen. program associate of the Sem­ Reds Call Strike Jacksonville. P a u l Johnson, operator- gineer, Florida State Road ROME (U PI) Italy’a inole County unit. Central Heretofore open 24 hours The meeting was the first Florida TB and RD Associa­ powerful Communist party dally, the Army Engineers owner of the Osteen Bridge Department, a t D e L a n d , since the overthrow of the tion, and Dr. Kenneth N. Wing called a 24-hour transporta­ announced that regular bridge fish camp and long-time whose 'phone number is NGO Dlnh Diem regime In will present a program on tion strike today in an attempt tender service will be main­ bridge tender, saya it has 734-4019. The maintenance en­ South Viet Ngm—and was al­ "Tuberculosis and OtherRes­ to influence tha outcome of tained between T a. m. and been promoted for more than gineer, Ut turn, will notify io the first to Include the sen­ By Called Freaa tatereatfoeat piratory Diseases" at a Moose eruclal negotiation* to form a 7 p. m. daily; except that on 30 years to limit the bridge Johnson. JOHANNESBURG, South ior spokesmen for the White Police in Tuscaloosa pa* £ Meeting at g tonight a t Moose new government. On the other hand, Johnson House and the Defense and Africa (UPI) — An explosion advance notice the swing-span operation to daylight hours. JULIAN STENSTROM trolled city streets and th# State Highway troopers long Hall, Lake Mary. will be available from 7 a. ra. may be opened between 7 p. in the Western Deep Levels State Departments. integrated University of Ala* e e e have protested the narrow SR to 7 p. m. daily to open the Record Kill m. and 7 a. m. There waa speculation here gold mine at Carletonvllte, 80 bama campus today la hope# 415, pointing to the many ac­ bridge for boat passage. A California nmgaxine dis­ Local officials were of the LAKE CITY (UPI) that inclusion of the three miles from here, killed or in­ of preventing • sneak bomb­ tribution outfit was notified Huntera killed an estimated belief that this change in the cidents on the road, and There will be no public spoketmen at the meeting jured more than 20 miners er from striking again. today by City Manager Pete 228 deer and 180 turkeya, a bridge-opening hours could be especially in the vicinity of hearing on this proposal. waa aa Indication of concern today. Three after-dark b l n a t a Knowles to keep their crews record, during the first two the opening wedge in the long the Osteen bridge. Army Englneera have for­ in the Kennedy administra­ A spokesman for the Anglowithin the p ait four daya out of Sanford. Pete wrote days of the hunting season, warded a public notice to all tion about previous conflict­ American Corporation, ownswere touched off by th# them a letter th a t two viola­ the game and fresh water fish known Interested persons. ing reports and predictions on era of tha mine, said four Af­ bomber. Two wer# In ■ Ne­ tions had occurred here, viola­ commission reported today. Public reaction will be given the war In South Viet Nam. ricans wera killed, 13 were In­ gro residential community tions against licenses, and he the same weight as if develop­ On hand for tha talks jured and six others wera and one waa a short distance Waiter L. Gielow, editor to Ad not relish a third. ed at a public hearing. Any­ were the men Immediately missing underground. Contest Entry from the university dormitory w • • e and publisher of The San one desiring to protest the responsible for Implementing He said It waa possible tho where Vivian Malone, th# MEMPHIS, Tsnn. (UPI) Police had a report this new regulations should sub­ U. S. policy in the area, as missing miners had taken ref­ ford Herald, today announced achool’i only Negro student, A green-eyed n a t i v e of the appointment of Julian L. morning that a man out hunt­ mit It in writing, with rea­ well as those who must insure uge In an adjacent part of tho Stenatrom as associate editor. residea. ing ■hot himself In the finger. Blountatown, Fla., today be­ sons, to the District Engin­ that It coincided with Amer­ mine. The bombs, so far, bav# came the Sunshine state’s first (How could he have been Stenstrom served as sports The accident happened a t tha Agreed to revise the occu eer, Corps of Engineers, P. ica’s global strategy. caused no Injuries and don* First reading of an ordi­ entry In the 1964 Maid of Cot pointing that gunT) 0. Box t740, Jacksonville, This was the third auch 63rd level of the No. 3 shaft, editor of The Herald in the very little property damage, ton Contest, which has finals nance of intent to annex a pational license ordinance e e e late 1930's and (nr approxi but residents of tho commun­ prior to Dec. 17. meeting here at Intervals of the spokesman added. bringing costs more in fine atrip of property extending Note on the police blotter: hera Dec. 29-30. about six months, but the two The Western Deep Levels matcly one year after World ity are Jittery. with surrounding areas; ap­ Cow running loose in town; west of North Orlando to proved purchase of 2uu feet previous meetings had a less mine was tha scene of an War It served as managing "Thtsa blasts have gotten please return it to the owner. May Seek Bakr Highway 17-92 was approved of fire hose and a fire ex­ distinguished roster of parti accident three weeks ago editor. Since September of people's nerves on edge,’* BEIRUT, Lebanon ( U P l) - by a 4 to 1 vote of the Vill­ * . . . cipants. tinguisher for the Volunteer when cables drawing up ora this year Stenstrom has been Mist Malone said Tuesday. Central Florida Experiment Iraq’a new military regime age Council Tuesday night. Today's meeting Included Fire Department ut an ap­ Police arrested a 40-yearsnapped and sent a car plug- the publication'* sports cdl Station has won a "Gold may aak deposed Premier Maj Voting no was Mrs. Irene proximate cost of $187.50; every top man id the Kennedy ing 6,000 feet to the bottom tor. old white m an Tuesday la Award" from the United Fund Gen. Ahmed llussan Iiakr to Van Kepocl who explained Stenstrom attended Stetson connection with Us# bomb­ administration, with the ex­ of tha shaft, killing one miner. Set a $50 fine for anyone for a 100 per cent participa Join it, a Baathist leader who that her vote was an effort University from 1947 through ings, but released him after a ception of the President, bin* caught damaging posted ma­ lion. Twenty-three employes was in Baghdad during Mon­ to hold the matter in abey­ 1950. Following his gradua few boura el questioning. •elf. terial or defacing public contributed *110.50. John \VI1 day's coup said Tuesday night. ance until all property own­ Unn he became director of Cembodie'e ultimatum to buildings In the village. \ $25 aon deserve plenty of credit. statewide laymen's program er! involved in the area have reward will he offend to any By United F rets International the U. S. to withdraw mili­ Special Session? of the Florida Baptist Conven­ been notified. tary advisers and aid mis­ person witnessing such an act A week-old item made its tion. During the Korean con The property to be annexed whose testimony leads to ar­ An arctic cold front drop­ sions — and charges by the UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. way out of the moth balls (UPI) — Tha 32-nation Afri­ is approximately one block filet he served with tho radio rest and conviction of the vlo- ped temperatures nearly 30 Cambodian head of state that Tuesday tn appear In the can bloc may demand a spe­ in width and Is situated north' -and trie vis log division of tne degrees In three hours today the*"U. 3. T» plotting kgatnit f.E6r0LDVILLB.'Th* Cos''Clock" colurpn. Item stated cial General Assembly session of SR 434 (Longwood-Ovledo j III Army's public information (cross Idaho and Jlontana. him, also were Ukely topics. go (U PI)—Congo security po­ that qualifying and voter reg­ in January to press for eco­ Itoail) west to the highway. office at Fort McPherson in WASHINGTON (UP!>-Th# lice beat up and arrested two Cold wave and heavy snow istration deadline for the Dec. nomic ami political sanctions The Lake Lucerne area it not Atlanta. Senate waa split wide opea Soviet diplomats os the Con wirninga were posted and 3 deadline in A l t a m o n t e against South Africa and Por­ involved at this time but will Following his release from today on tho question of whe­ go River ferry from Brazza 8prings would be ”5 p. m. to­ tugal, diplomatic sources said possibly be considered in fu­ the service in 1951 he became ther its members should air motorists were ordered to ville Tuesday, U waa dlsclo* day.” It was— Nov. 13, not todajr. executive secretary of the their private income—a key use chains while crossing ture action since council ex­ cd today. Nov. 19. California Baptist Founds issue in Its InveetigaUon of mountain passes. pressed Its intent to gain as Burls Noronin, counsellor • . • tion, a post ho held until mid ex-aide Boby Baker. much highway mintage as The mercury at Billings, In Scranton Pleas FORT LAUDERDALE of thc Soviet Embassy here, NEW ORLEANS, La. (UPI) Lyman High Athletic lluustWASHINGTON (UPI) - possible within the next few (U l’l) — The entire 155-mil* southern Montana, fell from — Transplant* of human and Yuri Mlakotnykh, the I960 when he became execu­ Tb* Senate Rules Commit era will atart practica tonight Gov. William Scranton, eager months. Florida Turnpike extension 42 degrees to 14 as tha cold heart* will b* a reality by the embassy press attache, refus tive secretary of the Fresno tee, which la looking Into th# a t ths school gymnasium for to take an uncommitted Penn­ A number of legal | will be opened for public use front punched southeastward. end of thie decade. Dr. Clif­ ed to let the police search State College Bulldog Founds “outside interests” of former the annual Fathers-Faculty sylvania delegation to tho Re­ were discussed with Orville lion, an organization that pro­ Senate Democratic Secretary next Jan. 15, tho state Turn­ Cut Bank, in the northern ford S. Snyder Jr. of Coral their bricfcasca. bnskethall game set for Dec. publican national convention, Johnson, village attorney, in­ part of Hie Stale, reported pike Authority announced toTh* Soviet Embassy said moted academic scholarships Robert G. Baker, called tho Guides, said Tuesday. II. Boosters welcome all Dads U making personul appeals 'o cluding the water and sewer five degrees below aero. widow of hia one-time partner this murning It bad no nows for athletes. day. And. he told the Southern to dust off their sneakers and Sen. Barry Goldvvater, (it- franchise with the North Or­ Stenstrom returned to Flor to testify Thursday at a clos­ A low pressure center over about the two men. who ap­ The portion hetween YeeMedical Association eonvanjoin ths team. Arii.), and Gov. Nelson Rock­ lando Company. Under terms haw Junction and Fort 1'irrro California, which dumped two tion, restoration of arms and parently still wera la custody. kla In August of this year and ed aeiiion. • » e has been teaching civics in efeller whose supporters might of this agreement, payment will he opened by Thanksgiv­ inches of rain at Point Pled- legs cut off tn accidents will Mrs. Alfred 8. Novak, The Soviet Embassy was More than 100 units have upset the Scranton plan. the Social Similes Depart- whose late husband was Ba­ by the village for use of fire ing, "weather permitting," | ras Blancas, Calif., was ex­ placed under guard during one day ha a routine practice. been lined up by the Jaycees men! of South Seminole Jun hydrants, at $60 per annum said Road Chairman John It. pected to move eastward Dr. Snyder was moderator the night until 3 a.m. and ac ior High School in Caxsclber ker’* partner in a motel, will for tha Dec. 4 Christmm Puracross thc mountains today each, appears to constitute a Phillips. be the Brit witness to give cording to embassy sources of a symposium on organ ade, including aome of the best and bring snow, sleet and I ng term indebtedness which the electricity and telephone ry. In addition he also has direct testimony. An employe A 62-mile stretch from Dr. . . . , . transplants during tha 54th school hands in Central Flor­ served is The Herald's sports of the Senate Small Business is in violation of the charter. land# to Yehaw Junction ha, r i ? £ thc PUtMU ,,U,M annual convention of tha 8MA. in the building were cut. ida. editor. ’ Johnson was authorized to been in use since last July 17. 1 Cold wave warnings were Committee, she already has Two Czech diplomats who Tha doctor said he had cut s e e Stenstrom, his wife, Bea­ been questioned informally. get a definition on whether in effect for Montana east of tried to enter (he Soviet EmDecember 13 i» the target ' the legs off 83 (logs and suc­ Casselberry candidates fil­ this would, in fact, be consid­ tiic Continental Divide during bavsy Tuesday night were ar- trice, and their son Iticky, re­ ing this week are Owen AnTALLAHASSEE (UPI) - ered ''Indebtedness" or "ob­ date fur opening the 11-mil? 1the day and southern Mon­ cessfully replaced them In ex­ rested by the guards and held side at -MU Lake Kathryn Cir­ ■ley for mayor and Mrs. Mary School officials in 17 counties ligation" before any further link between Ocoee and the i tana and northern Wyoming periments designed to simu­ cle In Casselberry. late conditions under which a until 5 a in., along with a Hawthorne for town clerk. began receiving resolutions action is taken with the com­ U. S. Highway 301 interchange | tonight. "Our efforts," said Stcn World Health Organization near Leesburg. Phillips said, Deadline ifor qualifying and from the Department of Edu­ pany. .Much colder temperatures person might lose a limb and (WHO) doctor who stopped slrom, "will lie directed toanil the finul segment, 13 miles for voter registration is Fri­ cation today which will desig­ wurd co-ordinating tho edi­ By United I’reaa International Other legal matters discuss­ were expected through the have it replaced. to speak to the Czechs. day. Clerk’s office will lie open nate their shares of $30 mil­ ed included the large amount long, will be opened Jan. to Northern P l a i n s , reaching torial and news coverage pol­ The nation’s highest con­ Tliuisday from *1 to 8 p. m. lion in Junior college construc­ owed Florida Power Corpora­ between Ocoee anil Orlando. Nebraska and Minnesota by Jets Arrive icies and procedures of The centration of college gradu­ The extension will allow auand on Friday from 8 a. m. to tion. TAMPA (UPI) - The first Herald tn provide Seminole ates is in Washington, D. C , tion for street lights; possible Thursday. noon. th e resolutions, which stip­ means of raising funds to tuists, for $1.80 in toils, to County with the finest source where mors than 14 per csnl Heavy snow was forecast two supersonic FIC jet fighter • • • ulate how much Is to lie spent build a municipally owned vil­ travel the 265 miles from lor western Montana moun­ planes tn he delivered to the of countywiile news plus the hail nt least four yenrs of col­ Twenty-six skaters from the on colleges in their ureas, lage lull; proper methods of .Miami to If. S. 301 south of tains and scattered flurries uir force arrived at MucDill TAMPA (UPI) — Stale Latest information available lege, according to a recent Mclndco Club coni|>etcd in the must be approved and signed seeking amendments to the Wildwood in un estimated were expected to accompany Air Force Rato hera this health officials said Tuesday on national and international survey by the Metropolitan first meet of the Sau-l.ee-0 by the different school boards. charter and correct legal pro­ three hours and 50 minutes ! the cold snap eastward. morning. They were th* first that only one death has been events." Life Insurance Co. Inter-rink competition at Lees­ of more than 1,000 ordered reported from sleeping sick­ Florida votcra recently cedures to follow in future an­ ut tho maximum ■peed, 70 Rain drenched parts o( miles an hour. burg. Placing In tho two three pasted a $75 million plan to nexations. ness in Tampa Bay this year. Texas and Mississippi Valley by the air force. ■pots were Mike Fillion, Linda give the Cabinet power to But officials warned the during thc night, with Tyler, Closing the special session, Noll, Wayne Peters. Susnn issue bonds to cover construe- council authorized a monthly Orchids To UF Tex., reporting one inch and Let Them Head dreaded discaie could strike Kants, Chuck Best. Sheri tion of junior colleges and salary of $80 for Mrs. Bar­ PORTLAND, Ore. ( U P I ) - agaio at a future date. Last GAINESVILLE (UPI) — I Longview, Tex., reporting White, Linda Ley, Ed Mich- unitersilies. THomaa D. Bailey, Florida year, some 300 cases of ence­ bara Peters, village clerk; Mrs. Duncan McCullough of 1.03 inches. •lek, Donna Peters, Prisclllt Of that total, $45 million approved a $3 payment per Gainesville has presented the Western Washington hat state s u p e r i n t e n d e n t of phalitis in the area resulted Mitchell, Justin Holloway, Jay was designated for university case for anyone serving as University of Florida's agrl had rain for the past 32 days. •choola, laid hern Tuesday in more than 20 deaths. Ifurvey and Dale Hancock. construction, and the rest was court clerk; approved first cultural experiment stations Snow and sleet swept many that the best pns-IMs “voca­ The disease is thought to Next meeting will he Dec. 15 earmurked for expansion and reading of an ordinance with a $lu,uoo orehid collec­ areas of (lie state Tuesday, tional education" fur today’s be carried by birds and trans­ when the Melodee Club will construction of atate junior adopting the Seminole Coun­ tion. the university announc witli an inch o( snow reported youngsters was tha ability to mitted to humans by mosqui­ CHILDREN host Leesburg and Ocala. read. toes. at Bellingham. ty electrical rode; ed tolay. colleges. JW U A lOsteen Bridge' Use Is Limited Session First Since Diem Overthrow Streets Guarded In Tuscaloosa 20 Dead, Hurt In Mine Blast Herald Names Associate Editor Annexation Okayed On First Reading Cold Front Hits Northern States At Below Zero Pike Extension All Open Jan. 15 Congo Police Beat Two Rods Income Issue Transplanting Of Heart Seen As A Reality Junior College Fund Quotas Being Sent Out ‘Bosket’ With Most Eggheads One Dead Of Sleeping Illness FRIDAY NIG H T SPECIAL! FISH FRY ALL YOU CAN E A T - ADULTS Bob Brown la most happy over the renovation Job of the Court House. Really looks p-u-r-t-y. And Commissioner John Fitzpatrick still feels tha County should re-sell it to the Elks Club . . . at a profit, • f course. • e e Chamber of Commerce mem­ bers snd their ladies will be guests of the Mayfair Inn Thuraday morning at 10:30 for the pre-Thanksgiving coffee. This will lie a festive occa­ sion In the ballroom and Ever­ ett Kerr, manager of the Inn, ■jiid, “Don McNeill *nd •ome of his group will ho on hand.” Door prises will be given dur­ ing the murning and the Mayfairs’ famous food served to the more than 100 member*, .wives and employes expected. Yes, 12 OR UNDER Virginia, The North Pole Has A Code Number Like It Or Not, The Zip's Been Put In Mail To Santa CHATHAM, N. Y. (UPI) "Yes, Virginia, there Is a Santa Claus,” but this year he may not answer your Christmas letter—unless you know hit zip code number. Zip code for Santa Claus? "What a ridiculous idea!” said Mrs. Virginia Douglas, the 74-ycar-old grandmother who was the original Santa Ctaus girl. Mrs. Douglas was $ye*rold Virginia OTIan!on when she w rote New York Sun edl tor Francis Church in 1897:iber» on letters written to : "Some of my friends say Santa Claus at the North there is no Santa Claus. Pole. Please tell me the truth." The letter writer not only Church in h i* famous Christinas editorial replied: has to know Santa's number "He exists as certainly as but also his own—which may love and generosity and de­ he even more difficult to re­ votion exist. How dreary member. would lie th,- world if there The general New York City were no Santa Claus.” Post OHicc announ.-ed re­ Mrs. Douglas said today she cently tiial children writing was shocked that the U. S. to Santa must know the zip Post Office could demand not rode for the North Pole— one, but two /.IP code num- £97»l — t n | th?lr < .. s n gh 4 bnrhood zip codes in order to receive an answer. "Tlie North Pole ha* been found for generations with­ out a zip code,” Mrs. Doug­ las said. "Air. Church would­ n't approve of such a thing (thc zip code). , "It’s such a heart-warming feeling to hear from Santa Claus,” said Mrs. Douglis. "What will children think if he doesn't answer? It will i nly fortify disbelief in him. ”1 realize they (the poet of­ with her daughter who has > fice) have a difficult Job, but ■even children. A spokesman for New York some things should be beyond Postmaster Robert K. Christimpersonal automation,” said enberry explained that the re­ th* retired New York City quirement for sip codo on public school teacher. "What a thing to do.” site Utter* to Santa was p art of said. “Those sincere letter* an educational campaign to will probably end up in the get the public to make more dead letter office. 1 would general use of the five digit have felt terrible if my let­ codes. The spokesman said ter bad not been answered." the sam* sort of thing waa Mrs. Delights now lives in going on all over the counthis Columbia County village [try. Menu Include#: Col# Slaw French Fries linked Beans Grits flush I'uppies Relish Tray Coff#« Or Tea Owned A Opsralsd By Maxine A Rob Hancock Hwy. 17-92 S*c Sanford Ph. 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Just get your free chance ticket each tlm* yon riett thl* etore thl* week. Drawing will be held Saturday crew* tag, November 22. CAKES NO COUPON NKCKHHARY ('□art To Coast MuacataL Hharry or No m Bottor At Aay frits! White Houaa Port Wine Evap M ilk 5tl H air Cream largo tab* 7B* Cowpun good thro S o t, Nor. S3. C ro ss Of Muahrooai, Chlckoa 6 I5S^' 77c Kpetlall Sun.hlnt Sports]I Etowasa TaUa Spiced Peaches Table Napkins Hprrlal! l.o 8u«ur Whole K.rnrl S ocial! A sa Pago White Corn Mayonnaise 2 With this tow{Kin A pwrrhaaa of Bcaro Spsrfal! Asa Pat* PLUM SafUqua Baaaty 2 5 m45c Preserves Sparlall All Flarora PT-O-MT & 49c Cake Mixes FRESH SELECTED Co\sp Special Value! M ^ With this toupoa ft purchaaa af Johnson ft John.on Plastic Strip Hand-Aids med. size can 45c Colspan vQ M 0 Coupon good thru Sal.. Nor. 11. J a i. 11-11-33 FRESH LARGE HELL CAPSULES FRESH HKD NO. 1 FRESH CALIF. EMPEROR With this c*«P*« and parckaaa 3 I’kga. Ann I'aga Sparklo Gelatin 2 6-oz. pkga. 31c luupun |<hmI thru S a t. Nut. 33. Jsx. 11-33-6.1 Your drum s com* tru* with dp PLAIDSTAMPS im chat auawiic a pacmc iia coatant. mc. lieochaut Strained 10 For Detergent --- — t | 1‘ric.a la (hia ad aro good • through SalurUay, Nor. 23. Liquid Detergent Vegetable Shortening Heinz Condensed �* * ’;■* ? v N ot . Experiment Farm Hosts Rotary C!»h Members History sml accomplishm enu of the Central Florida Experiment Station farm , on Celery Avenue, 1 4 miles east of tho city limits, were out* lined by Or. John W. Wilson, entomologist In charge, be­ fore members of the Sanfo-.d Rotary Club Monday. The luncheon-meeting, In the station’s farm barn, was a prelude to the observance nest week of “ City-Farm Week," held in advance be­ cause of Thanksgiving com­ mitments. The unique meeting was a r­ ranged by Robert Crumley, program chairman, and Dr. Wilson. Space for serving the lunch was provided by removing all equipment from the ground floor of the barn. Mrs. Homer Little, esterer for the club, served a picnic style lunch of fried chicken, baked beans, eol« slaw, quartered tomatoes, cantaloupe, brownies, cup eakes, ice tea and hot coffee. The tomatoes and cantaloupes were improved varieties of these fruits developed and grown by the experiment sta­ tion staff. Dr. Wilson introduced each of the six research scientists on his staff. These included Drs. P. J. Westgmte, J . F. Darby, W. T. Seudder, R. B Forbes and II. L. Rhoadc*. Each of these workers de scribed his part of the re­ search program, which in­ clude* 25 formally outlined projects and a few prelimi­ nary studies which have not reached the stage of formal projects. At the close of the program, Rotary president William Hemphill expreased the pleas­ ure of the club in a different and interesting program ami assured the experiment station staff that the club would glad­ ly accept another invitation in the future. Class To Meet Young Adults of Westmin­ ster Presbyterian Church will be entertained Friday a t a so­ cial meeting to be held at the home of Rev. and Mrs. John N. Montgomery, 2026 Chip­ pewa Trail in Maitland, be­ ginning a t 8 p. m. CHARLIE MORRISON, of the Chamber of Commerce, U presented with 25,000 trading stumps by E. H. Me Alexander (left), president and gen­ eral manager of Mac’s Oil Company, as Marvin Sechrist (right) sales and promotion manager, looks on. (Herald Photo) Legal Notice * x o T irr. o r v rri.irv T in x m u t a x i i »u :i i («er. ISM S r i w M a n tu tirtra ml law * NOTICK IS I I K U K I t T G IV KN. That M a r j o r i e l . e s t e r th e h o lle r of the fn llo w ln a r e r t l float* h a a file.) ealil e e r t l f l r a l e for t a x i l e e i t o he laauail thereon T he r e r l l f l c a t a n u m ­ b e r ami r e a r of l a a u a n r e , th e d e s c ri p t i o n o f t h e p r o p e r t y , • ml the n a m e In w h ic h It w ae a » e » a e il a r e u a fo llo w * : C e r t i f ic a t e No. 11*2 T e a r of lasun nc* 1X1 ef F r * * * r tn S W t .T So ft. of U t k H Qooit* en'a Addition to A liam onle 1’la t Hook 7 r a s e 7 t Nam* In w h irl* ataeaied H e r m a n F o s t e r . All o f aalil p r o p e rty h e l n * In th * C o u n t y e f Seminole, H i n t * o f F l o r ­ ida. t'nl**a a u r h certlflrat* • l u l l be r e d e e m e d a een rd ln R t o law th * p r o p e r l y d a e c r t b e d In »uch r e r l l f l c a t a w i l l be •o ld to t h e h l a h e a t b i d d e r a t t h e (root d o o r o f t h e S e m i n o l e C o u n ty C o u r t l i o n s * a t S a n ­ ford. F lo rid a, o n the f lra t Monday In t h e m o n t h o f p e e . em ber . 1*43, whirl* la t h a 2nd d ■v of P e r e m b e r . 1X3. Dated th la I t i h d a y o f Oolober . 1X3. <Ufiirl.il C l a r k ’* S e a t ) A r t h u r II. l l e r k w l t h , Jr., Clerk C i r c u i t C o u r t . Srn ilnol* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a Publlnh Oct. 30 0* Nov. «. 11. 30. 1043. C D S .I t? | \ TIIK I lilt I IT I III li r (IF Tin: v iv rii -it tin i si. i lis­ ts I r. is *M> Foil SF.VII. XII.K ( III STS. FMIIIIHA i'll t s t ’KHV so . ta in FlltST F K D K I t A I . HAVING* A M I LOAN A S S OCIAT IO N O F Ollt.A XDo, a c o r p o r a t i o n . Plaintiff. tlAVID l~ n o n S F . T »n.l OF.OBOlA M llODHKT, Ilia w ife, Ii-foii lanta. Cl.INK'S .TOTM'K OF SALK Nutlc* I* h t r * b y Riven t h a t un-lar » D ecree n f f o r e c lo s u r e anil a*le r n l e i e l b y t h e J u l « » of the C i r c u i t C o u r t o f th e Ninth J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t , In amt for HemlnoU C o u n t y . F l u rh l * . on the l l t h d.i y u f N o v e m b e r U4J, In a c e r t a i n r a i i a e b e ­ tw een F lra t F e - l e r a t HavtnRa anil l e a n A s e o o l a t l o n o f Ortan-lu. i e i i r p u r a t l o n . p l.iln tlf f, anil D avid I. Goosey am i G c o r s U M. O o d a e y , l>la wife. deftm U nte. heln* C hancery No i n n . I w i l t sell a t p u b lic auction t o t h a h lR h e a t a n d b-* t b i l l e r t o r caeli. a t th* f ro n t d o o r o f t h e 1' i u r t h o u s # In Hanford. H em ln n la C o u n t y . F lo rid a, a t t h a h o u r o f tl:» o A M. o n M o n d a y , t h a 2nd day of D e - e m b e r 1X3. t h * fvllo wln* d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y : Bot t«. I l lo c k A. l.I T T I.E VVC.KIWA KHTATF.H. NL'M• It K It ONE. a c c o r d i n g to lb* p lat t h e r a o f a* record* e l in P l a t B o o k S. p ag e JJ. p ublic Kecorda of Heinlnol* C o u n t y , F l o ri d a . (St: M.i A r t h u r It- B e c k w i t h . J r Clerk lly: M a r t h a T. Vllilen D. C. H e . - I W. H e d r i c k o f th* f irm o f III.KH. II K D I l l C K * ItOB INAON 111 S ou th C o u r t S t r e e t Orland o. F l o r i d a tlturnvy* fur P la lu tlff Publish Nov. 30, 1343. COO-13 Honorable Spies Win Leniency BERN, Switzerland (UPI) —Spies whose espionage ac­ tivities arc designed to pre­ vent wars can count on len­ iency from Swiss courts, the government rejwrted today. The statement was contain rd in an ofticial answer to a parliamentary question re­ questing an amendment to tho Swiss penal code. The change would provide auto­ matic verdicts of innocent for spies who call prove honor able motives. The government ruling said it would bo impossible to amend the many sections o( the Swiss espionage law, but added that judges should pro­ nounce “only mild sentences" for honorably motivated spy ing. The “ Wolfpack" (a sevenman special enforcement unit of the FHP using both un­ marked and marked patrol cars) will join forces with the regular assigned personnel of the Kill', the Seminole County Sheriff’s Department and all other law enforcement agen­ cies in Seminole County begin­ ning Friday. Operation Trackdowm will cover all roads in Seminole County and officers will Iw concentrating on the county’* high accident areas. Asron stated th at his men also will lie concentrating on the major accident • causing violations such as exceeding a safe speed, following too closely, failure to yield the right-ofway and improper passing as well as all moving traffic law violations that have contrib­ uted to Seminole County's rapidly climbing traffic death rate. Benson Fold For Tax Cut Johnson, a former Texas senator, actively stumped for repeal o( the poll tax, but opponents hit repeal as a play into hands of liberals. Sirs. Kennedy’s first trip to the Lone Star SUte may be the first of many campaign outings by the First Lady. She feels she “is needed" ia the drive to re-elect her hus­ band. World's largest full • fa­ shioned cashmere knitting plant is loested in Clavtisnd, Ohio. OPEN tgO G t - .*> FHP. Smallwood grimly comment­ ed, "All 20 of these persons died needlessly because of someone's carelessness and drivera who are rmotionsily upset, angry, drinking, tired or driving while their atten­ tion ia distracted. They are a threat to themselves and ev­ eryone else on the highway." CpI. N. U. Thornhill, who will make the assignments for the Wolfpack, commented, “When the Wolfpack wss here seven weeks sgo we didn't have a single traffic accident in the entire county." Thorn­ hill gives a lot of the credit to Seminole County drivera for their co-operation by courte­ ous, sensible, law shilling driv­ ing and expressed an appeal for this tame co-operation this weekend. “ I hope w« don’t have to make a tingle arrest," Thorn­ hill added, “ but if we don't, the driving Itehnvior of many motorists will have to improve tremendously." Sheriff J . I« Hobby along with other enforcement agen­ cies, pledged his complete sup­ port of this life saving opera­ tion niui urged all motorists to drive with rare not only to avoid a traffic citation but primarily to avoid a needless truffic accident. NEW L0NGW00D STORE • • e IN LONGWOOD, FLO RIDA Home Nursing Meeting Set Casselberry Methodist Men Set Supper Got this big 16x20)1 Inch rrettyw ar* 1. You can’t get better Rifts for fewer stamps Drain board Tray 2. You must be satisfied . . . 100% with D e s r r lp llu a 324 ml your pur­ chase of 910 or more nl the new Long wood WinnDixie only. Limit one per family. Mildred Hoarle Rites Thursday C e r t i f i c a t e No. I ss u a n c e 19S* * Trsffle accidents claimed eight lives In Seminole Coun­ ty last year and the traffic desth toll in Seminole this year already hat retched 20 with 1Vs months to go, ac­ cording to Sgt. Vince Small­ wood, safety officer of the TAMPA UPI) - Bcrnon Ford, vice president of the Ford .Motor Co., said TMerday night a tax cut would boost the nation's economy to the level of the boom years of the late 1950's. Ford, speaking to the an nuul banquet of the .State Cliainlier of Commerce, said lids country hasn't quite sue reeded in recovering the ecu a o t ic k o f s p p i .i i ' v i i n \ F o i l T V S IIKF.II nontic vitality enjoyed in l*#e. IS I.IS F l n r l i l * M a l a i s e 195.5, 1956 and 19.57. *r ISISI NOTICK 18 H K n E H T OIV He blamed the economic EN, T h a t N a y m o n d K. I.timl q u l s t th # h o h l e r o f t h - follow- lag on the high level of fed­ In* ce rt If leal n b a a filed laid eral income taxes and said - e r l l f l c a t e f o r t a x dee.I to be "most economists agree the Issued t h e r e o n . T h # c e r t i f i c a t e n u m b e r a n d y e a r o f Issuance, best remedy would be a sub­ Mrs. Olive Seymour, of Or­ th # d e s c r i p t i o n o f th # p ro p erty , stantial cut in personal and a n d th * n a i n a In w h i c h It lando. will be guest speaker corporate tax rates." wna a s s e s s e d a r * a* follo w *: tonight at 7:30 p.m. at a C e rt i f ic a t e No. S3 Y ear of l aeiu n c* last meeting of t h e Seminole llrsrrlpil.iia „) Froprrlyi l o l l II A 12 l l l k V l-orkli ir t'e County Home Nursing Ser­ S ul,division P l a t B o o k 1 PuR* 7# vice at the Public Health Cen­ Nam# In w h i c h aaae ased II ter on French Avenue. tV. Jnnea. All o f s a i d p r o p e rl y b ein g In th # C o u n t y o f 8 - mlShe will speak ou the suc­ nole. S t a t e o f F l o r i d a . U n l e s s • >i,-h r e r l l f l c a t a s h a l l lie rs cess of the Ipinie nursing ser­ lly Jane Caa.erlhrrry leen.e.l a c c o r d i n g to latv th* The Casselberry Communi­ vice in Orange County. The properly deacrlbed In euch ■■ertlfl. a t # w ill be aold t o th r ty Methodist Church Men’s public is invited to attend hlRheat b i d d e r a t t h e front lour o f t h a S e m i n o l e C o u n ty Club will hold a eoverrd dish anti learn more about this C o u r t Ilo n a* a t Han ford , F lu r- supper Thursday at 8:30 p.m. service now available to Sem­ la, on t h e f i r s t M o n d ay In th e m o n t h o f D e c e m b e r. 1X3, nt the church to he followed inole residents. w hich la t h e Slid d a y of Dec­ by a business meeting, panel em ber, 1X3. Dated t h l a 10th d a y e f O c t ­ discussion ami recreation. ober. 1X3. All men are Invited to come (O fficial C l a r k * S e a l ) A r t h u r II. tic. k w l t h . J.-.. and bring a covered dish whether they are members of C l e r k C i r c u i t C o u r t. K'-mlnola C o u n t y . F lo rid a thr church or not. Young men Rosary services for Mr* P u b lish Dot. t o A Nov. I. 11.1 belonging to the Older Youth Mildred H. Hoarle, of Cassel­ 3<>. 1X3. CDN-111 Group will be special guests. berry, who died Sunday, will M » r i l K O F A IT 'I.IC V T IO V be held at 7:30 p. m. today foh TAX DF.F.I) at the Garden Chapel Home I s e e . 11*1.IS F lo r id a M atietra Marines Win for Funerals in Orlando. •I mill) NOT IC E IM IIKUK IIV GIV­ LONDON (UI»I> — Ameri­ Requiem Mass will lie held EN, T h a t Dr. K. VV. Htoner lb* h o h l e r o f th * following can Marine* in Britain, who Thursday at 9 a. m. at St. c e r t i f i c a t e h a s filed ee ht err* learned bow to play rugby to Mary . Magdalen Catholic I I f lea to f o r t a x d e e d to be lasurd t h e r e o n . Th* c e r t l f l r a t t improve Anglo-American re­ Church of Altamonte Springs n u m b e r a n d y e a r u f lisu s n c* . lation *, have won 13 out of with Rev. Hubert J. Reason th# Ileai-rlpthm o f t h a p r o p e rt y , 15 games with British teums officiating. Burial will be ia end t h r n a m e In whl< h It was YVoodlawn Memorial i’ark. this year. a s ss ss ed a r a a s fo llo w s: Legal Notice political" but at least one political speech wss planned. Five other talks snd a Texas deer hunt vena scheduled. Vice President and Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson were to join the Chief Executive and be his host at the 300-acre LBJ ranch, 65 miles west of Austin. The two men were scheduled to hunt deer at the Johnson spread. Kennedy obviously will be pressing for support in Texas, where voters two weeks ago rejected repeal of the state's poll tax. m 'Operation Tradd own Conies To Seminole County Again “Operation Trackdown" will return to Seminole County Friday and Saturday, accord­ ing to Lt. Tom Aaron, dis­ trict commander of the Florida Highway Patrol in the Semi­ nole • Volusia County area. lieutenant Aaron Issued “FAIR WARNING" to all traffic law violators that few traffic offenses will go unde­ tected by law enforcement of­ ficers in Seminole County this weekend. 5 Texas Next Stop For JFK DALLAS (UPI) - Presi­ dent and Mrs. Kennedy fly into Texas Thursday in the Democrats’ prologue to the 1964 presidential campaign. The White House Insisted the visit Has jjr.’dy “non Light from the planet Jupi­ ter often is bright enough tc east a shadow, according to the Encyclopaedia Britannic*. ll e < n l a l l * a W. IMS — F i f t 8 ip * . % REG. VALUE 16 x 2OY2 Prettyware DRAINB0ARD Y e a r of F r a p r r ly i K 1114 F t . o f W 303 Ft. of H US F t . o f N 311.7 Ft. of It 1/1 of M V U o f NVV ** H D thin M T o w n s h i p 31 ItanRe 31 Nam e In w h i c h a s s e s s e d Her* b ert B r i n s o n . All o f .o ld pro* p a r t y belli* In t h e C o u n ty if Seminole, 8 t * t * of F l o ri d a . C u ­ l t s ' s u c h c e r t i f i c a t e e h a l l be re d e e m e d a c r o r d l n s t o law Ih* p r o p e r t y d eecrlbe-t In such c e r t i f i c a t e w i l t be *ohl to the h lg lieat b i d d e r *t Ih* f ro n t door o f t h * Herotnot* O - o n t y C o u r t H o u e * * t H anford . F lo rIJ*. o n t h * f i r s t M on day In th* m o n t h o f h » - tuber. 1X3. whli h Is t h * 3nd d a y of Bscem b er, 1943. D a te d t h l * 23rd d ay of Oct­ ober. 1343. t O l l l c l a l C l a r k * 8**1) A r t h u r H. B e c k w i t h , J r , C le rk C ir c u it C ourt, S e m l n o l * C o u n t * . F lo rid * r u b t l ' h OcL Id A Nov. 4, 13. lv. 1343. TRAY Retired memberH of the Armed Force* of the United S lu te * are now eligible for membenthip in th* OFFER GOOD THIS WEEK ONLY. NAS Sanford Federal Credit Union located in building No. 7 N.A.S. Sanford, Florida. Special hours* of operation for retired member* will be 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m, Thurtsday* No­ vember 21, December 5, 12, and 19. I j o u c i sm and a sta m p lP e ei)clc t/ dim e erf... J l El CBN-US tf ! \ �1 V SO THAT OUR I M M 0 V M CAN BOOT THE HOLIDAY WITH FRIENDS A N D TH EIR FAMILY BSGINIflVB LUCE— J u n i o r ardM ologiet Harold K oe h *r h it the Jackpot in Indian rtlica w ith a find on h i* fa ­ m ily '* farm M a r V in eannta, Ind. H a found a h a m m a r ttooa, two grooved a xM and a catty o r groove)*** ax, from an old I nd ian Wl»w>*Dixl* la a wondarlond of HoHdoy food fhiins'. A wonderful aalaction of now crap nuts and fruit cok* motarlol is on display and you'll find froth andlvt, ascarola, romolna, boston lettuce, radishes, groan on Iona, calory, brussal sprooutt and a good variety of other Only the top grades of U. S. SCHOOL BOY SIZE . . RED EA T IN G Apples 5 “49 < Russets10&59 ' U. S. No. I B A K IN G POTATOES VfceaM rt BeoafH Faa*. h r . Bade ap e f a e a la the ■safer* T he D ayartum t, will apeaeer the saaual "AD Night Goeyel Sing" ea Nor. SS s t IS O pJB» la the Q t k Ceater. P ro flu tn u the "lin e" will f o late the flroaea’s fund to he see* for amerfeaeies by the a u a la the depertaent. TUe year the flrnaea will fta ta re the Florida Beys, Oak Ride* Quartet an* the Jublleer* on the profram. A eoncoealon *Und will he In opere­ tta s. Poor prises here been doaat e* te the bms an* aril! ha g irta away at InUrrela during the evealag. W. C. Galley, profram an* ticket chairman for Uw event, aal* last year's “line" was a •ell-out an* brought some 850 people from central Florida. The flraawa era hoping for an equally large crowd this your and will appreciate the •uppers a f tha public. Tickets may be ebtatae* at the Na. 1 F ire BUtiea. LARGE HEADS SNOWBALL Government SIR LO IN graded beef mm __ wear the W -D shield Ploced In temperature controlled coolers, W -D beef Is < to the very peak of ton flavorful goodness by ure's own precats while fresh. _ _ H in ' M M ow. . In Your Pen Home Yew Con A* Our Meritor Mgr. About L Aged ProoHge M i * J AJTOR FRUIT SAVf 44 EACH . . SWEET TREAT SLICED Cocktail SAVE 64 EACH ig Y 1 w D e lse y Tissue SUPERBRAND 303 Con GRADE " A " FRESH FLO RID A Vanilla Legal Notice No. 5 Bottle SAUER'S DETRACT Almond LARGE EGGS No. 2 Bottle w k r s a*d HITA K. WKIIZ. hi* wife, n a f-n d a n ta. noT ic B ) o r a r i t V S R BTATB o r ri.O H ID A t y e I J o h n O w n * W ars I U * J**v*r C oe rt Norfolk, Virginia * O i l ll t n K. War* t o e i u p i r court Norfolk, Virginia You o r a hereby nol|fl*4 t h a t a auit kaa boon (Had a a o i n a t y o u In Iho *h»r* a nlltla d oaua* a n d th a t you a r t ra e u lr a d lo fit* t o u r a naw or w i t h th* c l - r k of Ihla Court a n d lo aarvo a ropy lharoof upon lh a plaintiff 0r p l a in , tirra a llo rn -y a, who,* nani* a n d addroa* la: lllmar. MurchMon. K oat, Aakbr A Ball. f l o r i d * National Dank IluildInc, Jackanntrlll* I. Florida, not l a t a r t h a n th* loth d * r of iMcombor, t i l l . If you fall In do *o, a d*rm* pro canfaoao will b* *nt*rad a s a l n r t y o u fo r th* rallaf dtm a n d o d In th* complaint. Thla auli I* to (oracloa* a m o r le a e * -ne um b a r ln c th* following daacrlbod p ro p a rty localad In H-mlaol* County, Florida, lo-w lt: Mit J», HOI IT II l*INBCltKST, iooond Addition a aubdlrlalon, a rc o r d l n c lo a plat t b t r a o f raoorded In T int Book 1*. pagan l» and 10 of lha I’ubllo Record* of Hanilnol* Cuunty, Klurtda. T o g e th e r with th* follow ing llam a of property which ar* located In *bd p a rm n n a n ily Inatnllad a* a part o( th* Im­ provem ent* on aatd Mndi Ona llot Point (e lectric) l l ' f r l u . r a t o r . Mm.1,1 347KIIII. Hcrlal l o o ji i t on* llot point (•!••• trio ) Ilullt.In l l a m t , Modal 10ItK I, Harlal l i m i t On# l l o l l ’olnt <#l*ctrlr) Built-In <>ran. Modal t o i l . J». Harlal 1131115 On* MorHun (oil) W att l lo a la r , Modal UA1I1U1, Serial 0131311 Kin It t Venation B l i n d * t m o t a ll . m anufoaturad by S e n k a r lk lllaa* A P a in t Company. Hanford. Florida, no modal or aortal num bora On* ChaUaa (oMclrlol K itc h , u Makanat Kan, n o iuod t l or aarlal numb-r. WITNKJUI my hand a n d th* • rriclal aoal of thla H onori b le t ' o u r t thla l l t h day of Vovimbar, A. I*, t i l l . No. 2 CAN 25' SAVE S-2/Je EACH . . S. S. WHOLE PICKLED Peaches 3 Sweet Peas 2 £ 2 5 ' Macaroni Noodles jo in t aEioiuia Pineapple SAVE 3« IA. . . THRIFTY MAID 3 iv. ALASKA or LARGS M U S L IM ILBOW M U E L L E R SGG v». SAVt 64 IA. . . THRIFTY MAID WHOLE or CUT SWEET 8-os. Pkg. SUNSHIN1 crackers Krispy THRIFTY M A ID (12-ot.) SAVE 6* EACH ^ 1-Lb. Poekage YOUR CHOICE g p Mayonnaise 11.59 VALUE . . DELUXE D IX IE DARLING ENRICHED F A M IL Y H A W A IIA N PINEAPPLE » -r n g i PO LY-UN SATU RATED A ST O R Shortening FFV FATTY ASSORTMENT Cookies u KRAFT AU. FURFOSI N e w refriggrettd dgssart M ss w from la n d O 'La k m , Butter sav e 3-LI. CAN SAVE 22c M C KM. MIRACLE Q 4-«.) Safflower D IXIE DARLING CAKE LUSTRE CRIM* Shampoo HOOO TOOTH FASTI Colgate .< IDEAL) A r t h u r H. lUckwIlh. J r . C lark of th* Clroult C o u r t By M artha T. Vlhtan I'a n u ly D a r k DLblMH. MUIICHiaON, KENT, ISHUY * IIAl.f. r io r ld a Nation*! Hank Bldg, ■faokaonvllla t. Florida ». O lion | l | iu « l fubllak Nor, i t . 31, a Do*, •s 13. I I K iJD O -Ii i Roast W -D Brand baef is cJoaa trimmed of bono and fat before weighing and pock­ aging. You get more Icon, tender beef par pound at Winn-Dixie. SAUER'S (IfTRACT T1IK HOWKRT I A T I K O I BANK, a S e rin g a Uaitk o r g a n . Ia*d a n d a r la tl n s un d e r th e E-aw* < r lh a S l a te e f New York. Pla intiff, ONLY AOINO brine* »*■ « « h TENDERNESS and MEATY GOODNESS a a a ii; S v v iiC e £ i e w t i w i e �300 CANS SA V E 7Vii EA. . . O C EA N SPRAY CRANBERRY SE T SET FOR T H E H O L ID A Y STUFF YOUR TURKEY W ITH Pepperidge Forms STUFFING GRADE GRAPE A OUICK FROZEN CHICKEN G izzards u, 29' REGULAR :9< COPELANO CHIPPED Beef spR ixorroD , ra. ( u p d — A controversy M M M a y over whether a lift-like Abra­ ham Lincoln f i r m that aitf, itandi. talk! and gestures in difniiied and characteristic or “grotesque.” Welt Disney came to the land of Lincoln Tuesday to talk about the project, which will be the heart of the St million Illinois exhibit a t the New York World’s Fair. “ lie is going to speak to you," Disney said. “ His voire is as close as we could get from actual descriptions of this great man. He will ap* pear in a very dignified set* ling. “ While seated ia a chair before speaking he will drop his bead in thought, a char­ acteristic L i n c o l n action.” Disney said. “ When be is in* . Pkg. 19' TALM ADG E COUNTRY (EITHER H A LM Sliced Ham u> 98' FRESH BOSTON BUTTS Pork Roast u> 39‘ REGULAR 49< FISH FILLET Flounder . u 39‘ SO EXTRA STAMPS W IT H TARNOW Baked H am 69' 25 EXTRA STAMPS W IT H PALMETTO FAR M * Prepared Salads 25 EXTRA STAMPS W IT H SUPERBRAND Cof Cheese &£ 55‘ 50 EXTRA STAMPS W IT H GA. BRAND Pork Sausage SO EXTRA ST A M P * with PEELED l D EVEIN W Jumbo Shrimp ( I ’/ i-lb. Package) SWIFT PHK.MIUM I10NK1.KSS WITH YOUR PURCHA*! OP A W-D H A N D TURKKY AN D 2S-PT. ROLL H IA V Y OUTY ALCOA ALU M IN U M POIL audience* “as life-like as 1 am standing before you — perhaps more so.” lie said the figure even would tap its fingers on its chair while wailing to be introduced. D 1 a n • y ’ s statement* t* newsmen were in answer to criticism the Lincoln figure would be “grotesque” and would resemble a carnival sideshow. The Lincoln figure will bo in a 13-minute presentation called “Great Momenta with Mr. Lincoln,” held in n 300seat auditorium ia tho Illinois pavilion. An nstlmated 23,000 persona will see the show dally. “ 1 have more at stain in this than the atsta of lilt* noi».” said Disney, a Chicago natlva, “ I am staking ny rep­ utation aa this—my integrity, I ana not a carnival i t e r a ­ tor.” A ll Flavor* Superbrand Fruit Pies , . 3 7S JHERWOOO W HOLE Strawberries 16-oz. Cup HALF G ALLO N REDEEM IE N HILL G RIFFIN Orange Nip 2 Evory piece an authenic Currier ond Ivee , . . famous heart warming scenes out of America's past, bringing a touch of ele* gance to your table whether at family breakfast or a carefree late supper. The etchings are fired underglazed . . . will never fade, peel or erase and is safe in your oven as on your table. 12-or. Cans yo u r — mix #«m or match '«m COUPONS D IXIA N A Blackeye Peas 5 W BSm 10-ox. I D IXIAN A W H O LE H ffijg s l UNDERGLAZED - OVEN PROOF Morton Chicken, Beef, Turkey D IX IA N A SPECKLED Butterbeans D IXIA N A FRENCH or REGULAR OPEN STOCK ACCESSORY UNITS NOW A V A ILA B LE Green Beans LIBBY'S Of ASTOK MB SISffl Green Peas YOUR CHOICE Reproduced in beautiful Imperial Blue as advertised in House & Garden M agazine YOUR CHOICE W V A C U U M PA C K ED BLUE or W H IT E AR R O W 1 Detergent A sto r Coffee 541 Extra Top Valve Stamps W in THIS COUPON AND PUPCHALl (X On , I L I PMO CAN KADI Enchilada Dinners Breaded Shrimp M A X W E L L HOUSE . . Savn 20» flOOO IMRU NOVlMIBR 14fH GIANT BOX SAVE 20* 1-LB. CAN SAVE 20* new 50 Extra Top Valve Stamps WITH TWiS COTTON AMO TOVCMA'A Of AT° ANY~W1NM-DIXIE AT ANT WINN-DIXIE mWwr'Tniii IlU iM ltb ih h ) DETERGENT , , Save 30« Extra Top Valve Stamps I THIS COLTON ANO Of lo P k« I r i u f i N QOLD KINO 1 1 50 Extra Tap Valve Stamps WITH THIS COLTON ANO PL*CHAU Of Oni Rroiin N ish Puppies Treado Pecan Pie e o o e THRU NOVIMRC* MfM a o o o THRU NOVlNIIR I4TM AT ANY WINN-DIXIE ,, -ffrMTi'imm AT AMY WINN-DIXIE CANOGA P A R K , Calif. (UPI)—A toy tigtr proved the undoing Tuesday of four sus­ pects picked up ia g narcotics raid. Narcotics a q u a * officers who raided a boa* ia this San Fernando Valley community found the stuffed tiger. But Instead of the eonvaationat filling, offlcars said it w at stuffed with marijuana. Arrested ware Mrs. Chary l A. Zusaa, I t; Mrs. to e c . Johnson, I t; WiUlam Walter Hain, 21, and George Odery McCuistioa. She Loses Bout Over Monkey VAN NITYS, Calif. (U P 1 )A San Fernando Valley wom­ an ia convinced that “you can’t fight city hall.” Judge Francis A. Cochran advised Mrs. Ruby Hoff Dic­ key of Sherman Oaks, in Small Claims Court that alu­ la not entitled to a refund on an *11.50 license she w as forced to obtain for her pet squirrel monkey, Louie. Mrs. Cochran bat waged a running hauls with the city department of animal regula lion for about a year over an ordinance requiring a license (or Louie, which abe contend* in unlawful. They Just Plain Like Children LOS ANCELLS (U lM l-Jo ­ seph and Vivian Clark, who have to children of their own ranging in age from two to li and are expecting still an­ other. adopted a lO-munthuM boy Tuesday. “ We plan hi adopt onmore, too,” aaid Mr*. Clark. 40, “ and who know* what'll happen alter I b a t , " added Clark. 43, a dentist. Legal Notice rirrm u ia V4NI. NOTICK IK h»r*lijt «!»*ii tb.*t t am * n * , * r j In hv»«lt\*», ..t ,1 1 l l w j . I? A *J. K*iulit ■' • t'm i n t y ►'lurid*. niiJ.tr t h « t l. ■ llllu u * m i n , of. n . n . v »*AltK ULS SHOP. Anil t h a t I lnt*i> I l a r « a l * t f r • i l l a t m * w i t h tl.* CHrU u f lli* C i r c u i t Cutir>, ». in ln -.l , C u u n t y , Klorlita. I . • t i - a r j a n . ' , w i t h lh« tira v H U * it uf :ii« r'l. tiilo 'i * N a m * a t * . tit** ta-w lt: A* *11ofi 14, " | r t u r i d t IfU tuU * l » i i . s i* : \V. II. Url.lc* 4 P a H i . i i Nu*. .•<*. : : M. 1*43. * u * c . «. cuu-n w iw • || i t �•I f? i- 'ti- .; F L A .G K A D C -A - • ,v»- . * .» A I 1 W IL S O N 'S CERTIFIED GRADE -A " QUICK FROZEN ♦SPEC!ALL BRED A FED TO BE EXTRA • TENDER! *BROAD BREASTED FOR MORE WHITE MEAT GENUINE “LONG ISLAND* GRADE “A* READY TO ROAST! (16 • 22 LBS. AVG.) TOMS * (10 . I I LBS. AYG.) EXTRA GOLD BO N D With ThU Ntpan ft TU Parchaaa Of "ETrrfrnh" STA M PS FRUIT CAKE . . Lb. Rita SU |c*apon rood nl [ OnJyT Am Hi aur "Thrlftway’' Notainbar f EXTRA GOLD BO N D "Royal" GELATIN with ThU STAM PS n m “SHURFINE” No. 300 n Cans MGOLD . I J ■! *1 BO N D SW LLTNKR II 4 SMOKED Ham Sweet Potatoes GOLD BO N D STAMPS Coupon good at your “Thriftway1 Only, Thru H at, Norcmbtr 11. 100 EXTRA M Coupon & 'H i# Purchaa* O l LYKES “SUGAR CREEK” No. 2V2 Cans b a * 1 .1 1 With ThU ^ “SOUTHERN YAMS" V PPPPPPi MAKING O -STAMPS T M .M 1 * 1 POTATOES I I Lb. lla* 79e Coupon good at your “Thrlltway . Only, Tnru Sat., Noterabrr 23. With ThU Coupon A Tha SHANK HALF No. 300 Cans Coupon A Tha f i n h u i 01 E ' l l j i | l ] 100 EXTRA OR CRANBERRY SAUCE • “OCEAN SPRAY” our “Thrlftwat NoTtmbtr » so e x t r a ^ WHOLE i n HI I GOLD ^ P R P P P P W [ B »HJV O NID1 1 U. S. CHOICE “FLAVOR - AGED” BEEF “THREE DIAMONDS" SLICED PINEAPPLE FRYER G IZ Z A R D S. . . . . . . lb. 29c “ARMOUR STAR" HOT OR MILD PORK BAG S A U S A G E . . . . . . . . . lb. 39c GROUND B E E F _ _ _ 5 lbs. $1.95 SLICED B A C O N . . . . . . . . . lb. 49c FRESH "100% PURE" 4 sj * 1 00 "TnRIPTW AY" FANCY M * !* ] All Slira R ffH P IS STAMPS "HAM — WHAT - AM." Coupon good at your “Thriftway1 Only, Thru H at, November 11. “TOUNC, *N TENDER" SWISS LEAN “WESTERN" WHOLE OR HALF PORK LOIN ROAST SIRLO IN » CLUB FRESH “ PICNIC STYLE" PORK R O A S T . . . . . . . . . . . . lb. 39c “HICKORY SMOKED" Ic PICNICS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lb. 39c FRESH “APTALACHICOLA* BIRDSEYE DINNER ROLLS FROZEN 8 OZ. PKG. • GARDEN PEAS • BROCCOLI SPEARS 10 o z . Llmllt On* Of Your Choir* With Yoar IS Or Mura Food Ordar Plraaa OYSTERS “riLLSnURY" CRESCENT YOUR CHOICE PKGS. SUEUR’* 12 OZ. O A c «“ 7 0 �l g !„ i. • • • THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY •‘MAXWELL HOUSE- ARMOUR’S CLOVERBLOOM ALL GRINDS “PILLSBURY* BUTTER • PLAIN or • SELF - RISING Limit j On* With Tocr | l Or M m , Food Ordor I’Uaao v LARGE “FRESH *N CRISP” -LINDSAY- GIANT, RIPE SEALTESTS “AUTOCRAT" “THRIFTY" SPANISH WHITFIELD" SWEET STALK ALABAMA GIRL" SWEET "ALABAMA GIRL" 8WEET GALLON “SELECT* RIEI). SIZE ORCHARD QUEEN" RED MARASCHINO MUSSELMAN’S” SPICED SUNSHINE PLANTER’S" COCKTAIL ^ KRAFT’S ^ “PHILADELPHIA” BRAND IJRACirS" KENTUCKY SHURFRESH' CRISP FRENCH'S' FANCY "ROME" EATING OR COOKING FRENCH’S' FRKSn "MILKY FRENCH’S" GROUND FRESH "OCEAN SPRAY FRENCH’S' SMALL “WHITE" ROILING "PEPPER!DGK FARM' "FRENCH’S" "STOKELY" BORDEN’S" PUMPKIN PIE SPICE PUMPKIN MINCE MEAT -ALUMINUM FOIL* FRESH BAKED! “EVERFRESH PEPPKRIDGE FARM" "SKALD-SWEET" PILl.SnURY' PIE CRUST MIX 2 8 INCHES EACH "KLEENEX' 1 Vt Oa. Pkic*. REG. ROLL HEAVY DUTY ROLL "SUNSHINE" I 1 - i �~ rr, ■■*| • • — « f 1 Angelina Marie Stewart Bazaar-Dinner Planned By Grace WS Bitty Him M celebrated hia 11th birthday recently at the home of hla parent*. Mr. and lira. Blit Haha aad bro­ thers, George aad Alai, la North Orb ado. HU mother made him a apodal birthday cake and bo received a gift from the fata­ lly that be baa been wanting for a ta g time, a football. Billy ia a aixth grade student at South Seminole Ele­ mentary School. iVuit<4i*’r fiocittjr «*;• a hook aab re* the | *Uata aad a Service of Grace | ;entor group w‘U oftrr M.fcv.1t y Mr*. boors with Mrs. Robert Ben­ nett as chairman. Mrs. Wad Murray aad Mr*. Thomas ia are co-chairman for la n d table featuring •abas, cookies, candy, relish­ es aad ether specUttlcs la ready to take borne canisters. The gift booth, beaded by r from Christmas decorstioao to stick borer*, Mrs. gtephea festival b chairmaa af the deU clothe* aad Mr*. Chir­ ks Cbmmer baa phased aa sprea booth with styloo for both mother aad daughter. Mrs. Christine Blankenship will aad unopened parcel post package* received from far aad near, Mr*. Jim Leonard will dbphy uied toy* aad game* as well as household Mom* in the "Attic Treasure” booth. The Junior High MYF wiU Group Attends Church Convention Several members of the First Christian Church at­ tended a recent district eonventtoa in Melbourne. Sepa­ rate banquets were held for adult and youth groups and the Christian Women'a fe l­ lowship, of Melbourne, served refreshments of cookies and punch. The Melbourne choir presenfed special music aad among the featured speakers were Rev. and Mrs, Rhodes Thompson, af Daytona Beach, who spent last summer in Japan. Local members attending wera Mrs. O. D. U ndress, Mrs. J. L. Horton Sr„ Mre. J . L. Horton Jr., Maj. and Mrs. W. E. Bristol, Mr. and M n. Maton Gregg and Mr*. O. T. Pearson, Toys can be fun and have an educational value, too. DISPLAYING some of the many items which will be on ante a t the baxaar, this Saturday, are left to right, Mrs. Robert Bennett, Mrn. Christine Blankenship and Mrs. Charles Clemmer, members of the Grace Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service, sponsors of the event. (Herald Photo) 4-H Girls Plan Holiday Events By Mrs. H. L. Jekasm The Handy Helpers 4-H Club of Lake Monroe met last Wednesday afternoon i t the home of their leader, Mrs. II. It. Wilson, oo Rlvervbw Ave­ nue. Patty Baker, president, proaided over tho builneta ses­ sion. The girls who entered bake goods In the recent county fair all received blue and red ribbons. They dis­ cussed plans to get beanto hats to wear in the coming Christmas parade. P l a n s were abo made to have a bake aale on Dec. 21 al the two local grocery storei. Plana were discussed (or a Christmas party to be held Dec. 21 at tho home of the asabtant 4-H badcr, Mrs. II. L. Johnson. Pally appointed Pat­ ty Nelson chairman ol the refreshment committee, Sus­ an Dunn, decorating commit­ tee, end Betty Baker, enter­ tainment. The party will atari at 4:30 p.m. and there will be an exchange of gifts. Mrs. WUson sod Mrs. John­ son gave a demonstration on the making of sandwiches and how to rut and wrap them. It waa decided at (hla time to hold meetings on the first and third Wednesdays of each month. Oviedo OPEN WED. AFTERNOONS AND FRI. NIGHTS Personals Melody Dotson, five year old daughter of Mra. Maggie Dotton, ia a patient at (he Winter Park Memorial Hos­ pital. She Is a student at the St. Lukes Day School Kinder­ garten. OltLON RAYON FLANNEL PI.AIDH — SOLIDS MACHINE WASHABLE I f .98 YD. 43 IN. MILADY’S SHOPPE Of Fine Fabric* 104 8. Perk *23-0311 Because of the Christmas parade on Dec. 4 tho group will meet at the home of Mrs. Johnson on Narcissus Avsnue Nov. 27. Refrcahmenl* of sandwich­ es and punch were served to Patty Nelson, Anita Blackwelder, Becky Gowan, Sara Dyson, Yvonne Stripling, Sus­ an Dunn, Susanna Thrasher, Patty, Betty and Charlene Baker, Ruth Bullard, Joy Wilson and the leaders. Shower Miss Pat Smith, bride-elect, waa guest of honor at a recent miscellaneous shower given by Mn. Robert Dekle and Mrs. Ray Pharr at the Dekle home In Ravenna Park. T h e hostesses presented Mlsi Smith with a red and white carnation corsage with a keep sake token of the fu­ ture bride and grooms Ini­ tials, matched to the corsage. A aeries of garnet were played and priies awarded to the lionorce and Mrs. Irene Lancy. A color scheme of red and while waa carrirj out In dec­ orations. The punch bowl was surrounded with red and white carnations and green­ ery. Refreshments of "U tle Lane” cuke, mints, nuta and punch were served to the guests. Those invited to share the evening were mothers of the bride and groom elect, Mrs. O. It. Smith and Mrs. E. U. Smith, Mrs. Lucille Stnna of Macon, Ga., a alder of the groom's m o t h e r , Mmcs. Ralph Spotts, Larry Price, Owen Porguton, Martha Ail­ ing, Robert J. Smith. Mines. Curtis Lavender, K. D. Smith Jr., Ralph McLain. C. If. Jacobs, Val Colbert. James .McCoy, Buck Lancy, John Ramacy, George Pitlard. Y. C. UolUnger and tho Mines Vicki Forguson, Judy Lavender and BonnJe Cox. orih Pupulur pullover, notch or middy cotton flan­ nel p.j.’ri burntt bright print8. Machine wash­ able unit Sanforized^ tool Money! jf We need trade-ins V for our Bargain Balcony LIBERA L T R A D E S Sorority Chapter Makes ( Let The Recipient Chooaa A Subscription From The Big Choice Lint Inside Card The morning group of tho WSCS of the Barnett Memor­ ial Methodist Church met at tho home of M n. Wlllia MeDonald on Whlbwood Drive In Deltona. Main item on the builness agenda waa making final plans for the turkey dinner that both groupa aro planning to serve at the Church Annex on Thanksgiving Day, from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.tn. The evening group met at the church annex with Mrs. Catherine Sellers aa hostess. Misa F* M. Duladado, a Phil­ ippine student In social ser­ vices, presented the program. Miaa Daledado b a case worker at the Methodist Chil­ dren’s Home In Enterprise. A Wonderful Gift For Christmas Or Occasions Gifts • Cards • Book* (Formerly MeViemra) 210 E. P in t St. MISS ANGELINE STEWART DeBary FACTORY CLOSE-OUT SALE! Personals SATURDAY, NOV. 2.1 — 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. By Mr*. Adam Mailer Mra. William Putnam of East Keensburg, N. J., is visiting with her sister, Mra. L. Maacuch of Monroe Ave­ nue. SAMPLES AND OVERSTOCK Blouses & akirt sets, pajamas, gowns, dusters, •tc. Styles galore for ladies, men, girls, boys, children and Infants. EVERYTHING GOES! Mr. and Mr*. F-ank Osborn of Maywood, N. J., are the guests of Mr. and Mra. John Boldtmao of Community Drive. Mre. H. Ikrtacb of New Mrs. Ernest Jones Is recu­ York City ia visiting her sis­ perating at her home follow­ ter-in-law, Mra. William Knoll ing surgery *t Emory Hospi­ of Matanzas Road. tal in Atlanta, Ga. Her hus­ Mra. Murray Gilbert cele­ band brought her home last brated her birthday Friday, weekend. Mr. Jones’ mother, Mrs. P. Jonca, of Lake Wales Nov. 13, and the group at the accompanied them home and Garnet Night at the Fire KecHappy will atay until Mra. Jones ia rcation Birthday' able to be up again. ly Helen Seedgrass Celebrating their birthdays Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. were Mrs. Helen Bruce ot Dunn attended the Shrine Monroe Avenue, Saturday, Ceremonial la Orlando last A Santa Claus suit will be Nov. It, and Mrs. Myrtle Hill available for rent to responsi­ weekend. of Palmetto Drive who cele­ ble parties, » well as, a brated her birthday on Sun­ "real live Santa" for chil­ Mr. and Mrs. BUI Foitar day. and daughter, Rose Ann, dren's parties. Anyone Inter­ ested Is to contact Mra. John were Sunday guests of their Mr. and Mr*. Joseph Mee­ parents, Rev. and Mrs. Fred Dicky at FA 2-74*7. han of St. Petersburg, former The Christmas dance to be Foster. DeBaryitca, wera In town held Dec. 2* at the Mayfair visiting their many friends. Inn will feature the music of They recently spent three Gene FernelL The Instructor months at MysUe, Conn., and at Urevard Junior College or­ before departing held a fam­ Mre. Howard Hodges has ganized an 11-plece dance ily reunion dinner. Mr. Mee­ band last winter and has de­ entered SL Vincent Hospital han la a past president of the veloped a formidable follow­ in JacksoovUle for treatm ent DeBary Volunteer Fire De­ ing In the Central Florida She will probably be there for partment and Mra. Meehan area. With a diversified rep­ another week. MaU may be waa active in club work, also. ertoire of music the group sent to her In care of the hos­ hat recaptured the swing ere pital, Room 24*. Word from the Robert Hen­ of popular muilc. Ardent fans dersons from Delhi statea claim the band sounds, at Mr. and Mr*. A. O. Roberta, that they are enjoying their limes, like Glenn Miller and Diane and Kira and Tummy trip and are planning to fly Jan Savltt. Tickets will go on Butner hav* returned from to Bombay and the Holy Warner, Okla. They visited sale soon. Land. Other members present In­ with the Roberta' ton, Mike, cluded Mmea. Gene Eitrldge, who la a student a t Connors John Higgins, Mary Keenan, College, there. EU White, June Rrodlo, Kir­ On* and one-half pounds of by Fite Jr., Jack Shirard, Henry Tooke, Edgar Bruce, peanuts, unshelled and unRuddy Baas and Milner Os­ roasted—yield ea* pound af meats. borne. 402 Pecan Avc. Corner 4th SL Sanford SA1W1K LASS • IM S SIS* Ftoaikto-Pnthnrwn* C n h fc * Srikha* j Plans For Holiday Events The Gamma Omega chap­ ter of Epillon Sigma Alpha met recently at the home of Mra. Jam es McKee. A formal pledging ceremony waa held for Mlaa Pat Smith, Mrs. Pete Dukur and Mrs. Ernest Cowley. The main Item of the even­ ing was plans for Christmas. Osteen Personals By Mra. Clarence Seydrr Mr*. James jjjfllin, presi­ dent ot the OTtcen Home Demonstration Club and Mrs. Haze! Gilhuly were guests at the meeting of the 4-H Girls Club which met at the school Monday morning. Miss Joan Stewart, assistant c o u n t y agent gave the program and taught the girls how to make, cut and wrap sandwiches. Mr. and Mra. Edward Todd were weekend guests of hla parents, Mr. and Mra. Man­ ning Todd. Mrs. Marie Norman of Or­ lando called on Mra. Clar­ ence Snyder, Monday. W. B. day for remain working Whldden Jr. left Sun­ Kmniokalee. lie will there for sura* time with his cattle. A small child may din* with your guests, if well-behaved. on Living Room, Bedroom, Dining Room E l Furniture J M N . ft Dedding! L 119 Magnolia Ave. Sanford, Fla. Phone FA 2-6321 Canaries are the most tab entad singers of all pet birds, but only the males sing. > Up To 50'o Savinf* Over Reg. Rates Personals MRS. JOE BATTLE, left, chairman of the needlework booth and Mra. James Michuel, first vice president, of the Oviedo Woman’s Club with aonte of the items which will l>e offered for sale this Saturduy at their “Flea Market” Christmas bazaar, in Oviedo. (Herald Photo) t l PRICE Bride-Elect Honored With k f Academy ia IMP. Ha alsa at­ tended Colby Cotbge la Wa­ ters11b, Maine, and b pres­ ently a member of the 1M4 graduating class of MacCormac College, la Chicago, I1L Enterprise Your Old Furniture is HOLD PRINTS SPARK WARM FLANNEL P J .’S Thera will ha ergaa aad pbao mbcttaa by Laura Platt Brown and Mlaa Coate. Abo appearing ea the pro­ gram win bo a etriag trio composed of MUc Corn*lb Shaw aad Boger Caalai ac­ companied by Mlaa Conte at the organ. Violin selection* will bo presented by Mrs. GeaaUe Donaldson. The voices of a double mixed quartet will be beard ia a spiritual. Making up the quartet will be Mrs. H. Green and Mrs. Adam Mul­ ler, altos; Mrs. H. Wills and Mrs. W. Lakeman, sopranos; A. Williams and H. Green, tenors aad S. Rader aad R. N. McGee, baritones. The DeBary Choristers will present several numbers un­ der the direction of Laura Platt Brown with Mrs. L. Ru­ pees and Mbs Conte as aecompanUU. Mlaa Stewart waa ban la Sanford, a tte n d e d beat acbosla aad waa a a ia le r ad Semlaela High Scbaat grad­ uating riaaa af 1M1. She aim attended Maryrilia Callogo la Maryvillo, Teas., aad Stataoa Vaivanity la DoLaad aad la preaeatly employed aa SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cor. K. 1st ft Sanford Ava. FA 2-182* or FA 144*1 Personals Num fBvn The Low Down on High Style Virile, male character which pieanre the eye and coddles comfort Ankle-Fashioning makes the good looks last I Styled America*. Vacuum Cleaners to be so ld FOR BALANCE DUE - OR BEST CASH OFFER ft YOUR TRADE "BREAK THE RECORD RALLY DAY” BEGINS REVIVAL Tk* Uk* Mary Charch of the Naxaren# will begin Revival service* Banday morning. Nov. 24th at 19:45, right after Sunday School. Special *pcohere win be Mr. Earl Gorman, Rev. Dewey Wien of Orlando, and Rev. Albert Green of Jacksonville. Specie! monk will be provided by Tom Fiaher, Thn Christlaaaira, and singers from other churches. Revival ser­ vices nightly at 7:30 pjn^ daring Sunday, Dec. Also Sunday (Nov. 24th) will be "BREAK THE RECORD RALLY DAY”. They ora expecting 125 in Sunday School. An old-fashioned "Dinner on the Grounds” in planned right alter tha mornlag worship service, with a aiag-spiration at 2:50 pja. Everyone is invited to came aad bring n covered dish a l their choke. Demooairatlon IN Of Vacuum Cleaner* Electroluxes, Kirbys, Hoovers, G. E. s, Airways, Rexairs, W esting house's, etc. G. M. Vacuum Cleaner Sales & Service 1114 PARK AYE, FA 2-1765 �Barghoorn Victim Of Crude Spy Frameup WASHINGTON (U PI) A “ youngish took lag** etramgaer outsida (Ju Moscow hotel thrust a roll of oawspapare tota tho hands of the o ta rtM American. " U n w i t t i n g l y , foolish­ ly.” told Y tla Prof. Frederick C. Bargboora, MI took it aad put It la my coat pocket . . almost simultaneously a cou­ ple of men grabbed me aad took me to an auto.'* Thus, with the oldest aad crudest form of espionage ••framtup", b e g a n Bargboom's today ordeal la a Russian prison. He told the story to newsmen Tuesday af­ ter reporting M la datail to the Stale Department. In view of the incident. V S . officials said they were still andecided when cultural axchange talks could be resum­ ed with Russia in the absence of a Soviet agreement on treatment of arrested persons. But Barghoorn told news. '1 bona A l t this Mace that I bare bad will not destroy the yess'.bClltf.es of continuing these ex­ changes." The SS-yeer-eld bead ef So­ viet atadisa at Yale sa il be remembered little about the ■ an wbo stopped bfaa la front ef Moscow** Metrepole Hotel about T:S9 P. m. O ct SI aad asked. "a>a you aa Americaa eRiaoa?" He recalled th a t aa be ac­ cepted the papers be thought they moat be some kind ef propaganda m aterial. Bargbeerw said be handcuffed and taken flrat a police station and than prison. Soviet official* fronted him with the papers and said they contained military secrete." Some of the contests "leak ed like photographs,” Barg boons said, but be didn’t un­ derstand what they were about because ‘T’ve never bad any military service." 'Trainers' Trained For Vigilante Craft I t takes more magic than the traditional "switcho•hange" to make the Senford Naval Air Station headquar­ ters for the new RA-6C Vigi­ lante attack reconnaissance plane. You start with an airplane, ene of the moet complete weepone eystema ever devised; blend thoroughly with new support facilities and iprinkla liberally with tha beet men ‘ you've got. Still our magic potion lacks the indispensable ingredient that makes It jell. Whet about training T Henry Ford built a ear but it was of little good to any. one until people were trained to service and repair it. At this moment an entire squadron la being trained to operate and service the BA6C. But that's putting the cart before the horse. F irst you’ve got to train your "trainere." And th at’s precisely what's happening. It started in tho North American Aviation Columbus (Ohio) division plant where •elected company men were schooled in the futuristic sir plane their employer had be­ gun producing. It continued in Columbus where Sanford Navy person­ nel were trained — by those who had Just completed train, big — to operate and main­ tain tha new aircraft. And it's continuing In San ford whero a seioct group of officers sad petty officers are being trained by factory rep* resentotivoo to, in turn, teach maintenanco of tho piano to tho peoplo who will actually work on the flight Un« when the new Vigilantes roll into Sanford. This may sound like circular thinking to many, but to tho personnel now undergoing training in the Navel Air Maintenance Training Detach ment’s new Senford head quarters it's deadly serious business. The building in which this training is being administered Is • brand new brick and con­ crete itn x tu re recently con­ structed for tho purpooe. Using cut-away panels which contains tha actual working systems of the aircraft, teach­ ing is greatly hastened. A separate room is devoted to each general area of the air­ craft. For instance, there is Hydraulic* room, an elec­ trical systems room and a fuel systems room. If this atill sounds complex, it’s because It Is — a* complex as the vast working plan for piecing the RA-6G Vigilante into the defenae network of our U. B. Atlantis and Pacific Floats. 2 One Act Plays Set Thursday "Beat it Beatnik" end "An­ tic Spring" — two one-act comedies, will be prraantod at tho high school auditorium Thursday night by the school dramatic club. The curtain will go up at • p.m. for almost t hours of Uugha end hl-Jinks by tho neophyte actor*. The first presentation ie tho etory of a young girl and her boy friend* and the effect they hnvo on her par­ ent*. "Antic Spring" involves young studsnte on their way to and from a picnic. Tha difflcultiee encountered provide the fest-meving dialogue. There will be e c u t e f 11 chorse te n in "Beetnlk" — ployed by Clarence Johnson, Genl Klinefelter, Wayne Hill, Donna landogo. Tarry Buck leu, Barbara Bchoek. Lcn Rein­ hardt, Pixl# Adame, Glands Albert, Harold Unger end Jean Muter*. Penny Gleason, Robert Rich­ ards, Keren Green, Den Mr* Coll, Danny Gllmartln and Gwen Champion play the rolei in Antle Spring. The piayen have been re hearting diligently, under the direction of Mlso Alice Marie fltuart, to maka thle an en Bonk 'Robber1 tertalnlng production. 'Pi* high » hool triplo trio Is Roof M an CORNELIA, Ca. (U PI) — will sing uveral song* during Somebody broke into the intermission. Bank of Cornelia Tuesday through the roof. It might have been Bant* Claus. Officials said not a penny of the bank’s money was miss­ ing, but they found a half­ full bottle of whisky and a “ gift" of $M In small bills scattered about. Send The Annual Pictorial Progress Edition T o Your Friends It Moiled Anywhere In The U. S. For 30e ADMISSIONS Jehneea, Ivy Jane Levague, Sanford; Whatley, Clifford John Willie Brewn, Batridge, Pierre A. June Gelnee, all of Blanch Grout, Del A Comflete — Grawing M w try M i Agrfcdtmw Hamm Far Gractmm Lfrtaf THIS WINSOME PAIR of Sanford youngsters ware Intrigued by the mechanical Santa In the lobby of the Florida 8 ta ta Bank. They are fleayear-old Winston and four-ycar-old Peggy, children of Mr. and Mr*. A. L. Dawson, of Cameron Avenue. (Herald Photo) Mr. aad Mra. Melvin Camp­ bell, baby boy, North Orlando. DISCHARGES Geraldine Belton. Abere, Willie* King, Albert Mathers, Cnrtia Murphy, Jean Smith, Charles Thoraaa, Treva Straugha, and baby girl, Atto te r m when meat trid Ceffman and baby girl, Faweta Carter, end baby girl, Veneauolaa all of Sanford; Mildred Maythe strike can. More than 100 persons were tea, Henry GUsilng, DeBary; arrested, among them Victor Mary Kathleen Six, Longwood. J . Ochoa, youth leader ef the extreme-leftist URD party The Interior Ministry said number ef stolen army uni­ forms and a banner of the Red FALN terrorist organise Ucn wore found la Ochoa's Ifn y Cfcwck bi I Sdwob Reds Batter Caracas CARACAS, Vcnctuela (UPI) —The worst outbreak of vio­ lence In the two-year CastroCommunist campaign against PTO Carnival Nets $1190 A net profit of SI100.43 from the recent Halloween Carnival was announced at the meet­ ing of Southside School PTO held Tuesday night. In making the announce­ ment, President Frank Meban* praised Carnival chair­ man, Hen Butler for a "magnlfleient Job", and the harm ­ onious spirit that prevailed during the carnival. Appointed to a committee to study expenditure of the carnival funds were Mrs. Ro­ bert Newman, chairman, But­ ler, Dr. John Darby, Mrs. Bill Hemphill and Miss Mar­ guerite Dotson. Announcement waa mad* of the PTO membership drive to begin next week under the chairmanship of Bert Holl­ ingsworth. Those present were urged to send in their 25 cent dues. Mebane also mad* a plea for aupport of the present member ship drive of Mutual Concerts Associates. The devotional was present­ ed by Mrs. G. H. Sykes and room count was won by the First Gradej. Tha program for the even­ ing was a aerie* of living pic­ tures that are being shown this year ae tha art program for tha ichool. Shown were Miss Penelope Booiby posed by Melodle Chance with her mother Mrs. Fred Chance as narrator; Don Manuel Osorio, posed by Debra Mix*, Mrs. Mitchell narrator; Boy With the Torn Hat, poaed by Jim ­ my Whelchtl, narrator Mrs. Howard Wbelchel; Pinkie, posed by Pam Taylor, narra­ tor, Martha Parker; Blue Boy, poied by Billy Longwell, nar­ rator Mn. Ben Wiggins. President Romulo Betancourt transformed the alums ef Car­ acas Into a virtual no-man’sland early today. At lea at IS persona were killed and 73 wounded in the first day of in all-out effort by the Reds to impose their will on the people of Venezuela through bullets, bomba and burning. The government clamped mollified marital law on the Guarataro district, acene of the worat bloodshed in the early bourn ef the Commun­ ist terror drive. Armed troops stood guard elsewhere In the city. Caracas was tho principal target of the Reds’ initial at taek, but viotene* alse waa reported In the “oil capital' of Mararalbo, where Um US. owned dul'oot paint war* house was burned by Com­ munist arsonists. Labor Minister A l b e r t o Aranguren Zamora said la radio-telecast speech that the rest of the country waa quiet. Tho terrorists are trying specifically to prevent the Dec. 1 election—a goal set for them by Cuba’s Premier Fidel Castro la speeches broadcaat from Havana. They began by ordering a nationwide general strike, sad Mrs. Burnett O f DeBary Dies Mra. William Burnett, An­ geles Road, DeBary, died Tuesday afternoon at the home of her son la W. Mill Ington, N. J. Mrs. Burnett was M and had lived In DeBary for six years. She was a member of the DeBary Community Metb odist Church, soprano soloist In tho choir, member of the auxiliary to DeBary Volun­ teer Fire Dept, aad a former member of the DeBary Chor­ isters. Survivors are four sons, Al­ bert, Ray, William and Lyle and 10 grandchildren. 82 Pages Of N«wg aai Beaaiifal Pki»«B Copies O f This OvtaUadtaf BO H — Can Be Mailed Directly To Y e w Frieeda Far ( M y . • • • Association To Hold Discussion Fern Park Resident Dies Mrs. Kiel* Waiter Van d# Worp, 73, died at her homo in Fora Park Tuesday. Funeral services will be held ■t t p.m. Thursday In the Nlblaek Funeral Home Chapel Henry Mills of DeBory off! dating. Burial will bo in Palm Cemetery la Winter Fork. Mr*. Ven do Worp Is our vived by her husband, John, a aon, Richard, Buffalo, N. Y, and a daughter, Mn. Florence Ulaly, Maitland. W. R. Thomas1 Mother Dies Mrs. Florence Thom** A1 dridl of Rothes ter, N. T* died Tuesday at the home of her son, W. Richard Thomas, In Maitland. Mra. Aldrich, 71, had been visiting with her son two days at the time of her death. She I* survived by her eon, I grandchildren end 1 great­ grandchild. Nibteck Funeral Horae In Casselberry said service* will l* held In Rochester. 30 cents A panel dliceaaiea, "What place does tho young adult hovo in our prooent day so­ ciety 7" will bo offered by tho Seminole County Attesta­ tion for Retarded Children Thursday et • p.m., at the eounty health deportment. Sitting on tho panel will bo Dr. Venn Parker, BUI Whar­ ton, director of tooting for child placement, Robert flwasxowskL vocational rehabilita­ tion, Orange County end John McDermott, representing tho health department. "This will bo the on* largo mooting of tho year," Mrs. John Bartow, vie* president, said, "and wo are most anxious to havo all of the contributing organisations seme hoar how tholr money is appreciated and need, end for what purpose." Franklin F. Blunder*, new executive director of Florida CoupcU for Retarded Children, will be ■ special guest Re trill answer ell question* sheet the work on e state UveL "Sorry N o Phone Orders” Mall Or Bring This Coopem With 20c For Each Name Tot The Sanford Herald P.O. Box 1657 Sanford, Flo. PLEASE PRINT I NAME Stiletto Heels I ADDRESS WIGAN. England (UPI) Wigan Technical College gov­ * CITY ernors told girl otudente to either leave tholr stiletto keels 1 STATE a t homo or face expulsion. The stilettos, they eold, hove caused (2,000 worth of damage to tho ooilege'e new floors. 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Thomas, transferred to the Fleet Reserve, had been with the “Hoot Owls” of Heavy Attack Squadron 9 since September, 1902. (Navy Photo) Sanford Electric Co. 118 S. Magnolia FA 2-1S62 I PLEASE PRINT Divorce Denied LONDON (UPI) — A Judge refused to grant Robert Scott as divorce from h it wife de­ spite his plat th at she let her dog eleep on their bod. "This is t very common fea­ ture in many matrimonial home*,” tho Judge (old. | [" n a m e -----------------------------• I ADDRESS ________________ 1 | CITY ............... | I STATE..................................... a PLEASE PRINT ONLY 12 LBS. LIGHT r ------- 0^ ^ » * * « e . * M * * » . . . . * e e e « » e e * s * * e * s e e e * e e » e s a e o * * M UOi*M ee j i cm r Personal Portable PLEASE PRINT �Sli Ro m Odds Favor Michigan State U all•senior ball club and, ac* eeediag la Pigott, "They'll be NEW YORK (UP1) - It will be Michigan State va. Washington hi the Rose Bowl If the addsmakers know their points. The fifth-ranked Spartans of Michigan State ere ala-point favorites to bent eighth-rankcd nitooia at East Lansing Saturday and clinch the Big T n title and the Rote Bowl bid that goes with M. On the West Coast, Wash­ ington Is picked by 14 points to down Washington State and tail down the Big Six championship. Although a bid to the Pasadena classic isn’t automatic, the Huskies wiQ be coming up roses if they ment by pointing out that than far this oeaaon Lakeviow The tale of tho tape tells the football story at Florida this season. Tho Gators have rackad up M points against N for their opposition, SI Ural dawns to to for their op­ ponents, and from scrimmage the Gator offrose has posted 1,M4 yards against the oppo­ sition's 1,001 Tho Florida air gams has exceeded their opponents al­ so. Tho Gators have thrown 147 passes and completed 74 for a percentage of 91.4. Meanwhile, Gator opponents have tossed 12S and comput­ ed 90 for a percentage of 18.7. Florida's sir game accounted for M7 yards to 940 by the op­ position. GAINESVILLE (UPIl-Ths University of Florida ran through a spirited drill Tues­ day la preparation (or Satur­ day aight’a gama against arch-rival Miami la th o Orange Bowl The Gatora were ia good spirit despite loss of star line­ man Roger Pettee with aa injured lag aad possible loss e< right halfback Jack Har­ per, wbe was out ef practice with a virus, according to Coach Ray Graves. Ths Gators concentrated on pass defense to the no-con­ tract drilL to Coral Gables Coash Andy Gustafson reatigaod the University of Mi­ ami’s defeases to mahe up for SEC Teams Go Through Some Heavy Work WITH THE HUNTING SEASON on Marion E. Masters of Aurora, Mo., ia taking no chancus th a t his Jersey milk cow, Irene, will be mistaken by myoptic hunters for • deer. This illustrates • point brought out in Julian 8trenstrom 's column, Thinking Out Loud, in Tuesday's Herald about hunters with questionable eyesight being allowed to hunt without an eye examination from a doctor. Moore Out With Injuries BALTIMORE (U PI) — Len­ ny Moore, the Baltimore Colts' •tar halfback, may b« out the rest of the season with • head Injury, according to Coach Don Shula. Moore, one of the Colts' prima breakaway threats, sus­ tained the injury In a game two weeks ago against the Detroit l.lons and didn’t make the trip to Minnesota last Hunday when ths Colts beat the Minnesota Vikings. I im m wax tojurad to the North Carolina gama Satur­ day and will miss tfela week's rivalry contest against Flor­ ida. Gustafson said tho Hurritine* wero still in bad aplrlts from the lots to North Caro­ lina, and labaled Tuesday's drill disappointing and "rag­ ged." Two Fights On By United Preee International The Boston Celtic* hava found a man to fill Dob Onl­ ay's sparkplug role. He's veteran Frank Ramsey who IMesday night broke a close game between the Celtic* end th* New York Knicker­ bockers wide open. Th* Knicke stayed clue* to the Celtics through most of the first quarter until Ramsey entered the gam* and scored nine point* in a minute and 49 seconds. Boston then coast­ ed to a I26 to DH victory over New York In the second gam* of • National Basketball Al­ location doublcheader at New York’a Madison Square GarIn the opener, Oscar Robert­ son scored 32 point* and paced tha Cincinnati Royala to a 127-102 win ov#r tho Dr'reW Piston*. In th* only other game played tha San Francleco Warriors continued their red-hot K-oring spre* with • 129-90 victory over tha 8t. Loula Hawk*. Bill Ruseell played only 29 minutes for Boston but grab­ bed 19 rebounds as the Celtic* won their 12th game In 13 sta rts this season. Giants Rehire Steve Owen NEW YORK (UPI) — The New York football Giant* hava rehlred 8 lev* Owen, who coached tha team for 23 years, to scout collega football playera in the East. Owen, who teas noted aa a great defensive coach and was the innevater ef tha A-formatlon, will werk under Jim Lea Howall, tha GlanU' direc- NEW YORK ( UPI ) — Two return bouts — Rocky Rivero vs. Florcntinoo Fernandes and Wsyns Thornton va. Gregorio Peralta — hava been arranged by the Madison Square Garden Roxing Club. Th# Rivero Fernandes fight will take place Dee. 13 and the Thornton • Peralta match Is set for Jan. NEW YORK (UPI)—Bobby Mitchell, the Washington Red­ skins' fleet flanker who won the National Football League pass-catching championship last season, has movsd Into n challenging position behind front running Bobby Joe Canrad of ths 8t. Louts Cardinals. While Conrad maintained the lead with 66 catches that havo gained 002 yards, Mitch­ ell moved up to second place with 4S catches that have covered a league high of 1,017 yards, according to s ta tis ts released.today by the NFL. Del Shofncr of the New York Giants slso has caught 48 passes for 897 yards. Terry Barr of tho Detroit Lions, fifth among the pass-receivers, is tops In touchdown catchi-s with 10. Thcrs were two chunges in thle week's statistical leadtra. Jimmy Brown of ths Cleve­ land Browns regained the storing lead from place kicker Jerry Kramer of the Green Bay Packers, and Koosevslt Taylor of the Chicago Bears moved ahead of Dick Lynch of the Giants In pass inter­ ceptions. Jimmy Brown continued to enjoy an overwhelming lead In rushing; Y. A. Tittle of the Giants remained first In pass­ ing, and Yale Lary of ths De­ troit Lions stayed on lop la punting. The preilomlnant religion of Austria la Roman Catholic. BALTIMORE (UPI) — The Baltimore Orioles may feel like they are in a Marine boot camp when they report for spring training at Miami, Fla., In late February. Although Hank Bauer tried to sidestep the Issue when he wee named the Oriolei' new manager Tuesday, the (lit-nosed ex-Marine sergeant Indicated s o m e Baltimore Preiident Lee MacPbail. "Hank has a well earned reputation a t a competitor and a winner," said MacPhail in announcing Bauer had signed a one-year con­ tract. "HU qualities o( lead­ ership are what we need to put some spark Into IhU club and change it from Just an­ other first divUion team Into a competitor." The Orioles, picked In preseason polls to battle the Yankees for the 1963 Ameri­ can League pennant, slipped to seventh place a t one atage of the campaign before climb­ ing to fourth at season'a end. Bauer Joined Orioles last season as a coach after managing the Kansas City Athletics for the second half of the 1961 campaign and the entire 1962 action. Actually, Hank quit the A's on the nextto-lasl day of the 1962 cam­ paign following tiffs with owner Charles O. Finley and General Manager Pat Friday. "1 wasn't ready to manage before . . . 1 am now," Bauer By Valte4 Frees International The Unlveralty of Kentucky Wllikata ran through their first heavy scrimmage In 13 days Tuesday In preparation for its gatna Saturday with traditional rival Tennessee. Coach Chsrlie Bradshaw had ths freshmen run Tennesseestyle single wing plays against the varsity and concentrated on shifting his defenses to stop such an attack. In Knoxville, Coach Jim Me* Donald sent his Tennesseo tram through a past defense drill aimed at halting Ken­ tucky passing ace Rick Nor­ ton. Both Georgia and Georgia Tech get buck to the practice field today following a twoday lay-off. The two arch-riv­ als have Saturday free and meet In Atlanta Nov, .70. Florida Coach Ray Graves rsn his Gators through s brisk no-contact drill Tuesday and said spirit was high fur Sat­ urday's meeting with Miami. Tulans prepared offensive f o rm a tio n s for Its meeting with Louisiana State and Van­ derbilt concentrated on a r­ ranging defenses to halt ths offensivs scries of George Washington, its opponent Sat­ urday. Schedule Set CINCINNATI (UPI) — The Cincinnati Reds announced Tuesday they have scheduled 96 night games, the most arc light contests ever carded by the team for the 1961 season. Included In ths Reds' home schedula are eight doubleheaders and 13 Sunday after­ noon dates. 4CTKX1 a a * e itiS P M tc m s lO C C t* V IA * P S 0Y 7H t *A fJO *'^ *T S j u s t * * tce* n Y ,7 * M * % 1t> ja h tfio m f.X A .n r r u , JKXSSA ITAVBACAtAVO enz. K J T m o o t * £*C£ . * _ 'O A f A A T r o * t / S # r t p fM 4 y W H A T 'D T H E Y P U T IN T H A T ST U F F ? stake when sixth-ranked Okie*, tre Dame; K caui 4 crtr homa dashes with ninth- Missouri; Minnesota 4 orcr Wisconsin; Oklahoma State J3 ranked Nebraska a t Lincoln. over K an su State; Michigan The Soooers are favored by 1 over Ohio Stata. 3W points to take the Big Southwell: Baylor 4H over Eight title and the Orange Southern Methodist; Rica* Bowl tpot that goes with K. T ex u Christian are even; Pittsburgh, ranked fourth Arkansas 12Vi over Texaa amoog the naUoo'a college Tech. foothaQ teams and the prime West:' Air Force Academy eboJce for the other Orange 20 over Colorado; Stanford 1 Bowl berth, is a 4t4-polnl over California; Oregon S choice over Penn State at over Oregon State; Utah home. Penn State also Is State 12 over Utah. hopeful of a post-season game and a good abowlnf could earn them a bid to the Gator Bowl. Southern California a n d UCLA, still nursing Rose Bowl dream* of their own, get together at Loe Angeles. The defending national and Rose Bowl champion Trojans are favored by 13W points. WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. The three-way deadlock for first place in the Atlantic (UPD—Last year, midway in Coast Conference will be an all-losing season, the stud* somewhat resolved Saturday ent body of Wake Forest Col­ since North Carolina engages lege marched on the football Duke. The T ar Heels are coach's home—cheered him to picked by a halfpoint although the echo and gave him a scroll they're playing a t Duke. Indicating their support of North Carolina State, the him. third member of the trium­ Last Thursday, although tho virate, la a solid 27-polnl Wake Forest team had I I favorite over Wake Forest. Tenth-ranked Auburn, In the market for e Gator Bowl bid, favored by eight points against Florida State. In other leading games: East: Boston Collego 14li over Boston U.; Brown 4 over Colgate; Princeton 7lk over Dartmouth; Columbia 9 over Yale. South: West Virginia 14 over F u r m a n ; Louisiana Team No. 3 remains In first place in the Businessmen'* League a t Je t Lanes after tak­ ing the measure of the secondplace Knndrarkl A Cline’s Sin. clair Team hy a three to one decision . George Mason r o l l e d a steady 538 series to spark the Cuvunnugh Tire Service Tram to a thrve (mint win over the Faron Builders enabling Cav­ anaugh to take undisputed possession of second place In the league standings. Dick’s Appliance Team had both the high-game winner in Ralph Betts who bowled a 223 and high-aeries champ In the personage of Dick Schaffer who came through with 312/ 692 aa they moved Into the third place position by taking three points from Team No. 0. Team No. 4 took all the wine from Team No. 5 to continue t.'ieir climb up the league lad­ der. This marks the fourth time this season that Team No. 4 has shut off the opposi. tion. Billy Bcrtleson was high man for the match with a 527 series. Clarence Wallia was the only other bowler to notch a high game with an even 200. Though It seems to be a single star, Polaris (the north star) actually is a system of three stars, according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica. Alherdi and Manuel gava the Tuesday ladies’ night Jai alal audience at the Orlando Seminole Fronton something to shout about with a second game victory that paid one of the top perfects prices of the young season. Their win in the post threw position rounded out a 3 4 combination that paid $533.20. Estrada and Irigo were tha second place finishers in post four. P en n ST. AOMY NAVY SYRACUSE PIT T J 8 0 S COU*? B A R G A IN P R IC ES ON POPULAR BRANDS Florida Diatribe lees Far Denman Custom Built Tires FARRELLS ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — • A. M. - 8:15 P. M. I l l E. FIRST SANFORD WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS 40j W. FIRST ST, �. Wire Act Today May TOtT WORTH, 1WL <UH) —A t T i l i n g WaOcndM, pyrsmld collapsed In Detroit h a u le d by a possible "Jin*” «ad memories of death on tha high wim. today opened what may ba tha l u t performance a t tfaatr famous "human pyra­ mid.” Thii time It will ba dooe with a net. Today's performance, tor underprivileged children at Um 21st annual Fort Worth Shrine Circus, was to ba the first /an. 30. IMS. kitting two mambars of tha troupe and para­ lysing another. Kal Watteoda, an, who ori­ ginated tha act in Germany In ISM, said Tuesday he did not want to talk about tha Detroit accident. "It was bad, rary bad," ha said. "Altar the show than 1 will talk •bout it.” Karl said as leader of the responifbl* tor what happenad in DetroK happening again people would epn m my toes on the streets." Karl aaved himself in the Detroit accident by scissor­ ing his legs around the wire no be fall. He also grabbed the hand of bis niece, Jana Shepp as she fell. Jana has Dttor, a, died la the fall. Hnrnun WalModa, Karl's bather and at •> the eldaat member of the troupe, anw e e d ha will iwthw at tha and of the circus tn Fort Worth. He eeld he feM fit aa ever but "H anything should happen to the set in the future I might bn blam­ ed.” Kart scoffed at the Idea the troupe waa accident pane end said one reason they would try tin bn a an pyramid again was "to shew that wa atm can da H.” Just two weeks age. the pyramid cotlapeed during a rehearsal at Sarasota, but the wire was only 12 feet off the ground jnetead of the aor- Crusader Circle H as Dinner ■y Ja*a Casselberry A turkey dinner with all the fixings was bald Monday night by tha Crusader Circle of tha Caaaelbeny Community Mathodiat Church WSC8 for ■ambers and their famillaa la Weaver Hail of tha church, Sacenty-flre perm *d the dinner and 1 Bnw* " f ^ *■ Howard OrH chairman, repartn from the group's bl WSC8 Talent Inan approximately HO, EMPIRE GOVT. INSPECTED 6 . C. EUBANKS Businessman Feted Enters Retirement FA H IM G. C. Eubanks was honored with a testimonial dinner m upon his retirem ent from the Central Life insurance Com­ pany after 14 years of dedi­ cated service. He spent 40 years la the insurance field. Twenty-sin of these were with the Afro-American In­ surance Company. There were many kind ex­ pressions concerning him. m T . It. Johnson, manager of e the Orlando district, was toastmaster. After welcoming cveryoot, he eeld, "This is the first tim e I have ever attended an affair such as this.” He emphasized and re­ emphasized the honoree’s value to the company; his devotion to hie work, and his many other wonderful quellGee. “He m eant a great deal to the Orlando district,” said Johnson. Mrs. Evelyn Davis, one of the co-workers, led the group In singing "Precious Lord," which was requested by Eu­ banks. W. F. Calhoum had this to •ay about the honoree, "Our association through tha years ■ has been wonderful; 1 know & no ooe who is more sincere about everything than he." C. J. Devault, agency dir­ ector, who represented the home office, expounded in a humorous and dram atic way. The persons who preceded him in paying respect to Eu­ banks bad laid many things he had planned to eay; and 0 of course he told a Join that fitted the situation very well. Then he spoke of how the people at the home office feel about the honored guest. “ We think vary highly of him,” Ite said. L.R. Eubanks was next on the a|soda to say something about his father, He asked his wife, Mrs. E. J. Eubanks 0 and their son, Sidney Gran­ ville to come forward They presented a citation tu their Dad. It was read by Gran­ ville, and as he read, the writer looked at the honored guest; his face was gleaming with happiness. Someone said: "Expressions like these are usualty said after a person has passed on R to th« great beyond.” G. C. Eubanks deserves everything that waa said about him. I think these words of an authority best describe this gentleman, his son, his daughter-in-law and grandsun. “ There is not a man or woman, however poor they _ may be, but have it in their R power, by the grace of Gud to leave bt-huxl them me grandest thing on earth, char­ acter; and their children might rise up after them ami thank God that their mother was a pious woman or their father was a pious maa.” Others attending were: W. L. Gadson, Smith Counts, ^ Mrs. Velma Darnels, Mrs. Su R san Riley. Mrs. A 1 m e d a Sampson, R. B. Bennett and Mrs. F. R. Johnson, all of Orlando;; W. W. Hinton. Tampa; Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Walker. E 1.. Blackvheare. Rev. Jessie Brown. Evula Washington, Mrs. Grace Hay­ nes, Mrs. Annie Forrester, Mr. and Mri. Ned Stevens. ■ M r. and Mrs. WaUon, and • Mrs. Neds Sanford. 8 to 16 Lb. Avg M. Boykins, od E. L. Blacksheare delivered a strong message to the etodents of Midway Elementary School during American Edu­ cation Week. 11a urged the students to use every minute of their time at school doing something coeatrucdv*. "If you work bard you will push the teacher, and be will not have time to push you.” It is a fact that a very few studeots ever look st a book after they get home from school. Blacksheare suggested to them to put in Just one hour of study on each subject at home and notice the differ­ ence in their grades after a period of time. Sandra Mitchell waa elect­ ed Junior Class Sweetheart at Virginia State College M Nor­ folk. Va. She la a graduate of Croomi High School. Her mother la Mrs. Louis* Mit­ chell of 900 Cypress Avenue. Congratulations to Sandra, H. L. ReFoe Jr. waa guest speaker at Crooms Huh School's aasombly in obser­ vance of American Education Week. In his discourse. Refoe challenged the atudenla. He said, "You do not real­ ize what is waiting for you in this big world of ouri. The t a s k may be hard, but an education la a 'm ust.' We taka school as a plaything but there is much to gain if the proper time Is dovoted to our studies. "Automation has caused many persona to become un­ employed and other* have had to re-traln for other Jobe," he said. "I beg of you to make use of your time and accept your responsibilities," he added. In closing his speech, he re­ cited lines from tha Psalm of Life: "Lives of great men all remind us we can make our lives subline; and departing leaves behind us footprints on the sands of time.” This assembly program was »pon>ured by the Alma J. Hurston Chapter, Future Teachers of America, lirenda Jordan, president; sponsors, Mrs. K. F. Hall and Mrs. S. L. Hefoe. Pan-Hellenic C o u n c i l of Seminole County is sponsor­ ing Attorney Paul C. Perkins, of Orlando, at New Mount Calvary Baptist Church Sun­ day at l:oo p. m. Theme: "iiegistration is the Fee.” We are asking everyone to please attend this meeting. D. C. McCoy, ia president; Margaret Fapp, public rela­ tions. A representative group of the Itoy A. Allen Chapter Tri-Hi-Y worshipped last Sun­ day at Alien Chapel AME Church. The group was pre­ sented to the congregation by E. L. Blacksheare. FUih grade class of Mid­ way Elementary vtailed the Central Florida Museum. Mrs. Handatt, as guide, ex­ plained th«* exhibits. At the conclusion of uic tour, there was a question ami answer period. After the discussion, the stuJrnts went back to ob­ serve the display*. They pur­ chased book*, rocks and re­ lative pre-historic animals. Mr*. E. Pringle and Mr*. V. G. Mattox, teachers. PRICES GOOD THURS. thru SUN. NOON QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED 2 Convenient Locations: 4th. S t & Sanford Ave. — 1100 W. 13th. 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But the case has interest far beyond the immediate matter. The man collected a modest sum for minor injury to his person and damage to his clothes. This had re­ sulted when he had gone to the rescue of a woman who, police confirmed, was being beaten by her husband. For a while it was touch and go. When the rescuer filed suit, the other man filed countersuit, charging the rescuer with tresspass and assault. Eventually the court ruled for the rescuer. The sad part of the whole affair is. however, that a careful study in­ dicates that New York state law is not a t all encouraging to such rescue efforts. A canvass of experienced law­ yers on this point produced a con­ sensus th a t the best thing for a citi­ zen to do is “not get involved" in such incidents. It would be interesting to know in how many other states of the union the law is so little protective of per­ sons who might go to the aid of in­ dividuals being victimized one wuy or another. If there are many such states, then we face a terrible irony. For Dr. Crane’s NOMINATION SITUATION VRY FLUID/—CHAIRMAN MILLER Worry Clinic some years now, complaint has been widespread th a t crimes and shenani­ gans of all kinds occur in public places while other citizens stand about or walk away and do nothing. If common humanity be the meas­ uring rod, this indifference is prop­ erly decried. But if » man who goes to the aid of another is himself given no legal protection, but may instead find he is open to legal and other attack in compensation, he can be entirely forgiven for not wanting to get involved. Police forces in most places today are insufficient in number to cope with all the trouble that erupts on American streets. The innocent vic­ tims of crime and other depredation should welcome the help of anv con­ scientious citizen nearby who chooses to offer it. Obviously, without encouraging public free-for-alls, the law should back up the citizen who moves in g nod consicence to save someone from assault or robbery or worse. Until this is the case universally throughout the nation, perhaps we had better stop complaining of the indifference of bystanders who re­ fuse to mix in when trouble breaks under their very noses. Terry's problem dura!4 challenge all parewts, track -. era, salesmen and puM k speaker*. Ss slndy M with great care. For you can soon jour influence g reat­ ly by combining the “ Paws* and Praise" strategy with Christ's “ Reversible Why" technique. Star salesmen ge4 startling result* with this strategy. CASE R-409: Terry L.. ag­ ed S, is a smart youngster. “ But, Dr. Crane." his dad­ dy protested. ' Terry drives me distracted with his incess­ ant questions. “When I get home at night, tired and ready to slump down in an easy chair with my newspaper, Terry starts Realignment Of 2 Leagues In The Works shcetisr ?L*r>r!w :< n f - ; w ? r **_!»*• WT "He may begin with 'P»ddy, where sloes the sun go at night?' and then give me a barrage of 15 or 20 more, even while T sin trying to reply to the firm one. “ You have urged us par­ ents to answer the questions of our youngsters as a means of increasing their knowledge. "But, Dr. Crane, if 1 fin­ ally sio figurr out the reply lo his first query, he msy be 20 questions down the line ahead of me so I doubt if he pays much attention to the correct answer, even when I finally do give it to him. “ So what can a Jittery par­ ent do in such a crisis?” In this type of situation, parents, salesmen, teachers and those who conduct open forums from the public plat­ form, should use Christ's strategy. For Jesus was adept at re­ versing the questions shot at him. Combine Christ’s clever technique with my “ Pause and Praise” strategy, if you wish to exert maximum edu­ cational influence. For example, suppose Terry asks his daddy where the sun goes at night. Pause and praise! For example, his daddy can then reply: "Terry, that's a splendid question you've asked. In fact, even the school teach­ ers at the time of Columbus, still didn't know the right answer. “So—since you have asked such a good question, I'll let you see if you can figure out where the sun goes at night. “ What do you think be­ comes of the sun at night?” Notice what will then hap­ pen. Terry draws himself up h*p; hasn't he asked a question that even the school teach­ ers couldn't answer in year* past? lie thus feels more Import­ ant. And this reaction make* him took with even greater delight upon bis question. 5leanwhtle, too. bis atten­ tion has been caught, so he isn't rushing down the line with IS or 20 additional quer­ ies. No, he slicks to that FIRST question and tries to figure out a solution. “ Daddy, I think the sun just goes to bed.” he may re­ ply. This advice of asking the questioner to help solve his own problem, thus enlists his avid interest and make* him a “junior partner” in tho quest for the right answer. It also gives you adults a chance to stall gracefully, in case you were wool gathering when the query first hit you. Then you can add your 25 percent or 30 percent or 95 percent to whatever the child (or customer) evolvea. and thus you have clinched the answer to iu proper question. Later, If Terry la asked that u m e query in school, thecorrect answer will thus be linked with the right ques­ tion! NEW YORK (UPI) - An announcement on the realign­ ment of the International and the Pacific Coast League* is expected “within a few days." Baseball Commissioner Ford from frequencies for weather, navi­ A Uttle-publicized but significant Frick met with Tommy Rich­ gation and communication satellites, international meeting took place re­ ardson, president of the In­ cently in Geneva, Switzerland. plus those reserved for rudio astron­ ternational league, Monday omers, to a frequency to be used by This was the Space Radiocommu­ to discuss the various pro­ apuce vehicles in distress. nication Conference, convened by the posals which will affect the The problems tackled by the 400 International Telecommunication Un­ nation's two (op minor lea­ delegates were extremely technical, ion and attended by 400 delegates gues. but a spirit of co-operation und har­ from 70 member countries in the ITU. “We hope lo have it settled O V E R 35 Y E A R S mony prevailed throughout the delib­ During the course of the fivewithin a few days," said At First A Palmetto erations. week meeting, the delegates allocated Frick after the meeting. (A loegsM e e U poet office) Nations CAN co-opcrate when it some 50 radio frequency bunds for Both I. L. and the P.C.L. is to the advantage of all. various kinds of space activities — operates! with to teams last season. It has been proposed Despite a weak candidate, i Philadelphia Story a one-time that one of the Triple-A lea­ WASHINGTON — Analysts for both political parties are accused of condoning currup-j thing or a harbinger of Uhl I? gues revert to an eight-team operation, with the other turning the results from the tlon, the Democrats more than league expanding to 12 teams. • farpeia • Farwitara Nov, 5 elections upalde down held their own In the Negro Which league will wind up • T il* • P it und backward in search of wards in re-electing Mayor absorbing the two “ Maverick” • Rtotal Ba4a clues to what next year's pres- Tate by almost 70,000 vutc*. teams is one of the problems WASHINGTON (UPI) - faring Frick ami tho club linquency is far more serious idential election may hold in Ncgrocs complain that the WASHINGTON- (NEA) - tional, but international. Ninety per cent of the air­ owners. —The people of Latin Amer­ because it hss failed to deal store. Walter Reuther Is worth list­ Kennedy civil rights program space over the continental ening to once a year, U for ica, Africa and Asia who with the problems of juvenile The fact that the experts is too slow, hilt in a showdown United States now gets high no other reason than to let earn but $100 a year are not delinquency. INTMI0I U T tX —America does leu for its are subjecting the returns tho Democratic Party, at least altitude radar collision pro­ the people whs disagree with sure whether our system is WAU PAINT older people than any Indus­ from Kentucky and I’ennsyl. in Philadelphia, apparently tect ion. him get mad at him all over best. • ncsujMT meiMt vania to miscroscopic examin­ retains first place as the party Tlie Federal Aviation Agen­ am* cevMAM again. We have millions of have- trial country on either side of ations tells us what is con­ • CAM m w ASam of thslr preference, regard- cy (FAA) said this was ac­ lly llal Cochran m 1* OATS Reuliter regularly uses the not people right here in Amer­ the Iron Curtain. It Is a myth cerning strategists for Iwtli less. • MSI M M koMUTW An Imlliinn girl hnd on In­ complished last wrek when that America U the healthiest • MO .ASOT MO* ica—the unemployed, the mi­ annoal convention of the AFLsides—how will the AdminisA second result proved • lie TO 41* 191)11* CIO Industrial Union Depart- gratory workers, the invisible nation because it is llth in tratlon's drive for racial equally arresting. While Phil- the Miami (Fla.) air route toxicated mini arrested for MIT O* C0VIIAM hugging her. Him really was traffic control center was ft* SAllOM infant mortality. poor, tire victims of social mens for his state of the uni­ • m i ciiiMue « n a —Labor docs not argue over equality influence the 10*14 ndelphia D e m o r r a l s were added to the area “ positive up in arm*. SOAPAM* win* verse message to tell what's neglect, those who live in the • to* mrtiio* u u m • • • elrctlonT sticking with the local Demo- control” program. Tills pro­ w i l l I a iM tl W HIM wrong with everything from sub-basementa of the Amer­ the competence of U. S. medi­ !u Kentucky, the Nov. f> rrntie ticket, substantial num­ gram monitors all flights If you're too busy to gel WAUMAIE I K . cal prartice. his point of view. And this ican social system. It is the alliance of the Na­ election for governor provided ber* of working eluss whites above 2 1 .0 0 0 feel with mod any fun out of life, you'ie —America will be Judged year's oration was In his a kind of test of th* Civil were bolting to the GOP. This rrn radar. loo busy. ususl angry, oratorical style. not by how rich it is, how tional Association of Msnu • • • He is still Juat as red-head­ highly developed, not by what farturers with the American Right* i*iu* in th* Border >e*r Philadelphia has been State*. Thera 1* now general the neene of determined drive* Medical Association which Many a man cun rend his me no« trv" ed aed full of beans as ever. It has, but by what It does wife like a hook, bul can't He talked for an hour and a with what It has. Technical holds back adequate health agreement amung Democrat* j by minority group* for equal SANFORD and Hepuhliruna th at Presi- employment o p p o rtunitle*. sluil her up. half. To his credit, he Is one progress must be translates! care in this country. r nnroRflmn dent Kennedy i* likely lo hue \V bite workers at the *ume —The civil rights deficit is of tha few speakers in the into human progress. This is TIicie ure more truly ex­ 209 W. 1st ST. hull i* one of Ilia nicest country today who can hold the task of the labor move­ a moral issue which raises more electoral votes in the time were Incirasingly hnr- es Rent, dedicated newspapers MOO ft \WkMt Southern and Southwestern u*«ed by layoff*, persistent the question of our ability even a captive audience that ment. of the highest standard* serv­ times of the year if it long. Here la a highly con­ —There a*e many tragic to lead the free world. It Is Ktnte* in lOtlf than ho did in unemployment in »nme Indus- ing million* nf rcmler* today dresn’t remind you of the densed version of the high­ deficits in America. This is fine when the President tUstO. Border States like West trie* and the threat of fewer in the United State* anil Cam- upcoming hitter raid winter. • • • automation spread* to U m T ^l'any"t/m *'’in'hi*lights for those who want to the richest nation, but the stands at the Berlin Wall. Hut Virginia. Maryland, Missouri A M ER IC A ’S LARGEST DISCO U NT PAINT C H A IN millions deprived of educa­ we have no chance to defend and Kentucky, therefore, take other*. During the cantpuign , Life is one riddle th at never Motz mam too sioets, coast to CQAfl argue j Montgomery Curtis, di­ has been solved. We nil give! —The old concepts of trade tion and thrown out of work freedom in Berlin If wo deny on added value a* stale* lo rurial undertone* resulting an ion ism no longer sre ade­ are social dynamite In Amer­ freedom In Birmingham. We hold or try to steal nwtiy from from the growing competition j rector of the Amcricun up eventually. j must make sure that 100 years the opposition party. Itopuhli. for jobs, among other thing*. ^ quate. Labor no longer is just ica. Press Institute. —Juvenile delinquency is a after the Emancipation Pro­ ran Sen. John 8. Cooper and rose to the surface. an economic pressure group. Republican party worker. Ini , |ow ,0„B „ „ Its Interests are not just na­ serious problem, but adult de- clamation every American Thrustun Morton won seats in shall be a first class citizen. thu U. 8. .Serrate in recent working - clu.* neighborhood* (r>.ut niw, pop€r |irop*rtio* as —The key deficit of all Is year* on platform of unquali­ r.iade much of th* fact that L i mellt f . ctorie., corporate OUR BOARDING HOUSE on the job front. Our unem­ fied support for civil right* rr.r . . . . . .. i ,Mt ,prin,r M«»or farm* - and tvrn In some ployment for the past GO I.legislation. [H AK -R U M P U f IT M AY IMTCRE^T Last election the | nmd . no move to oust a CORE C0Ilve„,enl U x ,osrr. months has not been S per DtmocraUe candidate for gov- Kroup ,|„ t staged . sit-in in! _ t<J s o u , Boot e k , to k n o w th a t „ t.|u4k)n nf u ,„ TVU ALREADY U rll[ W DTUfc cent but 7 per cent. If you ' ernor, taking the same »tuml f,,, office, but later fired 51* | j(. COOKlMC# CONTEST—-A T THE count the invisible unemploy­ on civil right*, defeated a Re- w,,|„ firemen who plckwtetl j _ l^ « .ll|rnt*llll p r ... .ecr.U ry R e q u e s t o p th e cpotaso r -s/ publican who equivocated «" on City Hall and Tate', campaign UM-MAK— THEY WANTED TO BE ed. on th. In 1903 our unemployment the i*.1Ut. i. ASSURED OP AT LBAVT ONE heudqiiuiter* demanding high­ rtn.su of tire New York Mir­ ^WORTHY CONTESTANT/AFTER rate was not 5.2 per rent Both Democrats and Repub­ er pay. -» WHO ELSE IN THIS TOWN ! but ror. per cent anti we wait- lican* ant drawing the tentaMany traditional Democrats >HAS LECTURED TOAN ! ed more time through un­ tiv* conclusion that for the ^ oppose change* in the re­ ASSEMBLY OF SCIENTIFIC LAWN [ EUROPEAN CHCFg AT employment than we did present, in two-party Border cj,j , tntUll ,,uo evidently ventHPKAVING FOR — ‘l SECRET MEETING I through strikes. There must State* with substantial num­ ed their tpleen on Mayor Tate £ PARIS ! be a Job for every able citi- bers of Negro voters, the pol­ CHINCH BUGS when they went to the poll*. I | zen. This is our top priorily itic policy U strict en fo rc­ OR Democratic chief* privately j problem. ment of civil right*, regard- „peiulute that had Die RepuhFUNGUS —The John Birch Society ; ||c*n* started to work earlier Aim l.awn Itrnovation | and the radical right today Its* of race. The mayoralty r*c# in Phil-1wjt|, * more attractive camll-1 are showing more militancy ndelphia Is th* Pennsylvania they might have cut th* Your Dealer than the labor movement. contest receiving close scrut­ Democratic majority in hulf— The superpatriots are so far to the right they consider iny. Pennsylvania, of courss, or even have won. G rupcvllle N u rs e ry Both parties will now he President Eisenhower a Com­ is in tho political major l*o 2221 Grape*ill* Are. munist and want to impeach gue because of the large elec- j wt-*•kinac th* answer to the FA 2-O.HMg lural vote it cast* for the hame question: Is th# IDlkll the chief justice. But when Presidency. John F. Kennedy the John Birch Society tries m izsra s& m mm to weaken social justice and carried the Keystone State in 10*50 because of a dflO.boO ma­ 1 the labor movement. It plays ■ ■ * into the hands of commun­ jority he rolled up in tiie City | ■,» or Philadelphia. Philadelphia's ism. —Our job Is to get the labor Negro ward* contributed heav­ I . movement off dead center. ily to that crucial l**d. Pro­ We should take on the respon­ fessional politician* were eag­ sibility as architects for a er to sc# how Democratic Page 1-A Sanford, Florida Wed., November 20, 'Gil better tomorrow, to give It strength would stand up in K J a sense of direction and pur­ thus* ward* after three years W A L T E M A. U IE L O W , E f l l T O K A.VD PI'BI.ISMI'.M CnkVaa 24 Monthly Ju st te ll us ho w m u c h pose. We in the labor move­ nf Kennedy government and , *«*..* Ptymontv n iE U U S PELT P E R U WELLS m o n e y y o u n e e d t o ment must find ourselves and without th* Kennedy nam* a t ^ tiro oo t 7 00 M•chan Irat riupt M a n ag in g E ditor is* no It 00 J u m s iio k n tK t;a the head of th* ticket. *: m e e t a ll y o u r seasonal help America find itself. 11 00 220.00 J l IIT WELLS Uualnti* U a n i t t r Jl? 00 1* 00 e x p e n se s . P h o n e f o r C n a a ty E ditor H S N N isrrr e . jo iiv e o v «t?00 24 00 Cl***lfl*d D i r e c t o r 992.00 1200 C E C E L IA PANWEM prom pt, courteous service! phavk in t.in i.is n goclstf E d i t o r C irculation Manager Basis Of Co-operation Helen Fuller Says 63 Philadelphia Story Peter Edson Radar Protection Covers Airspace Political Notebook Sanford Furniture Co. Barbs Quotes r<SL Maiui Carfc/tDISCOUNT Paint Stores I FOR THE '////r f 0 jid lin g Scotts) OF MEAD MANOR &tp fcanfori frrald OVIEDO, FLA. 11*0*0 D -llory it a ic a ir r iiix m it e s »r Moll e#ml**l* Vmmmtr ill Otker | j j W««k I»00 t T**r 111 i« t T»sr M* I Month* t l i « Month* 2-1* 1 Month* 2.94 2 Month* t.M | Month I l f t Month IT. E Po*tsl R*a*lattos* provld* that sit mtU siitxcrlpllon* k* paid In adranr*. t:nt*r*d a* **cond e l s i t m i t t i r O c t o h . r 2T, 1212 a t th * P o l l Office of Sanford, florid*. und*r th* Act of Congr*** of March. T h * H * r * ld I* s m i m M r o f t h * L'nltad Pr*** w h ic h I* *n> t i t l e d *xclu*>T*:r to lh * u i* f o r M p u h U c s l l o a • ( a l l th * local 1ST. 1933 C 114 So. Phona Palmetto F A 2-0814 f SUNDAY NOVEMBER 24th LOANS UP TO $600 FAMILY HOMES BUILT BY — S h n c m o k sU i Construction FINANCE SERVICE, INC. •f Sanford 110 South Magnolia St................. 211 W. 25th. St. .FA 2-4612 ••era *rl*i*d la Mil* **w*a*«*r. i Sanford Co. Ph. FA 2-3103 �ByAbigail Von Bunn TV Tim* Previews N i L/M girt binds woo play tackle acting prowess. Funniest of the “actors*’ la Jed, decked eat as a stone age EMs Pres­ ley. Starring aa the Oampotto are Baddy Ebsen, Irene Ryan, Man Baer and Donna Douglass. S-10 p.m. NBC. Espkwago. *Tha W h i s t l i n g Shrimp” Bemo nwfhSy mod octon hove had a hard tine in this pretentiously written bit of Incoherent numbo-jumbo set In the year 1BT4 (no, it's not even dost to IBM). The story seems in toneora aoma dip­ lomatic chicanery Involving the U. S., the Soviet Union and a now African nation. Ar­ thur Eennedy playa a crusad­ ing columnist, to n y Ottos a bewildered American diplo­ mat with Integrity, and Bo*can Lee Browne an ambassa­ dor from Africa. They’re SO Rae as are the other mem­ bers of the cast, and it’s too hod they bad an script to work with. •:B0-10 p.a. CBS. The Dick Van Dyke Show. A m l sidesplitter and funniest of all in a very fuaay cast Is Sheldon Leonard as a gravel-voiced racketeer w ho intimidates Bob, Bally and Buddy Into writing n night club act for a strictly amateur nephew (Jack Larson). In bar Sally role, Bos# Marie also makes capital with tome witty re­ marks that will be over the gangster's head but n ot yours. err if urggaeueaV M:29 p.m. CBS. The Bev­ erly Hillbillies. 9ulte funny, particularly hilarious when you see the dampetts out­ rageously costumed for what they gullibly believe win be movie stardom for the family. A penniless actor (King Don­ ovan) almost coos Jed into backlog g movie he'll pro­ duce with the Clampetts as 10-11 p.m. CBS. The Danny stars for a mere 110 million— Kaye Show. Not the best of dampen money, of course. the Kaye shows thus far, but It's Banker Dry(dale (Ray- certainly worthwhile, partic­ mood Bailey) who brings ularly a clever opening sketch. tS M M N O U A / fM jm e w u M P r WEDNESDAY P. Miiia (t> s iv m o h ft) N l * s Sport*. W it ttaer ( ) ) Nawa, RporU, Wa*. football with a * ovary Fri­ day and Saturday night If girls can play taefcla foot­ ball aa wall aa beys, and art willing to Uke the don’t they lot girls play on the team? LEFT OUT DBAS LEFT: Its bad enough when a BOT gets his teeth kicked out Con­ tact sports ore NOT for young ladles. You’ll have to learn how to Intercept a DEAB ABBY: I was re­ cently married to a di­ vorced man who has one married daughter living cut of the state. She didn't taka H very well when she heard that her father had re­ married. Now she wants us to come to visit her, but 1 am not so sure 1 want to go unless 1 know that 1 will bo accepted. My husband re­ fuses to go without me and he says be la certain that I DEAN ABBT: My hus­ band has been on the same job 24 years. He has only ona more year to go before bo retires, provided he doesn't get caught stealing. This baa been going on for •bout three years. I'vs begged him to stop, but be won’t listen to me. Most of the things he b u brought homo are expensive, but he has absolutely no use for them. They're just hidden away. 1 have lost all respect for him. He has al­ ways been a clean and hon­ est man. 1 can’t understand it. If I turn him In, he'll lose his job and our chil­ dren will be disgraced. He D auby On The contract bridge sum­ mary recently published by Albert Monhead follows: "If you have a choice of plays in order to establish a trick er tricks you should play so u to keep the opponent who can make a destructive lead from getting In.” Today's hand as played by George Rapee of New York Illustrates this type of play. He won the opening club lead with dummy’s queen and promptly led a low heart to­ ward his own band. East played the four and Georga late played the nine. He was ( I ) Bpanlah afraid of a spade lead from t t r l l <J> Nows— E d w in S a w - East and was going to avoid man totting him get in. 10:Je C ) Word fo r Word (Color) hand appears la ha a sick man. A thief takes things % ha wants and needs. A hleptomaniac has a compulsion In taka things whether ha needs tham er not I urge you to get your husband to a doctor. Psychiatrists have bam able la euro klepto­ mania. A kleptomaniac is as morally blamslesa as, say, a diabetic. . c o n f i d e n t i a l TO ARTHUR. Don’t say you "hate” dancing If you don’t know haw. Loam, and then decide. a o o What's on your mtad? For a personal reply, send a self-addressed, stamped envelope to Abby, Bos lies, Beverly Hills, Calif. • • e For Abby’s booklet, “How To Have A Lovely Wed­ ding.” send W cents to Ab­ by, Bos 3341, Beverly Hills, Calif. By Oswald Jacoby wasn't aolng In let George make hla king of tpOfle. Now George played out the rest of the hearts. He dis­ carded his three of spades WIST CAST aaqm A J 10 altar the queen dropped. Then WJOS fQH bo cashed his UMi diamonds ♦ •T A J 10 A J 10 ST ASS and hla king of dubs and % SOUTH (D) wound up by throwing poor AK7S West in with the nine spot VK95 By this time everyone was 4AQ4 ♦ KJ4* down to three cards. West No one vulnerable held the high elub and the Sewth Wsat North ace-queen of spades, where­ 1 N.T. Pass 2 + ] upon George was unkind 2A Pass 3 N.T. ] enough to throw him in with Pam Pass the elub. Opening ted A J West was forced to lead a » West was In with the Jack I spade after all, and George m and led his ten of clubs. He I wound up with an overtrick. (I) I L ett La er fTMWWSTHAT rmoruraoirr WJdTOGICH O im t A M N O B . .•nCVBW THOUGHT f MJLTHAT JUST sacAuaoou N A BTTI it -wash TWOU6MT MY NAME V GDQCY7 .V'M PRCTTY^MV J ^ r ------ - 1:1* (») Editorial (S) December Brlds • i t l <*) New*, apart*, W a s - 11:0S (S) Concentration th tr ( I ) McCoy* • :*• ( I ) Ch. I Rports IS) }*rlct la n i s h t 0:03 (»> W ta lh a r Show 11:1* (3) World n«rlc* Spot9:1* (9) Nawa— W alter CronDahl kite ( I ) Pet* a n d n ia d y s (S) New*—Bon Cochran 1)1 fleren K*y» ( J ) H u n tlty • B rlnhley THURSDAY P. M. 9:13 f t ) Call Th* Doctor t i t * (S) Deputy 11:** (3) T o u r F i r s t Impress(«) fllenn Beev*a Ion IS) Cheyenne ( ( ) l.ov* Of Llfa T.-0S (S) T h a t W ar l a K ora* ( 9 ) K rnla F o r d ( t ) Chronic!* 13:33 ( ( ) Ncwa — H a r r y B aaI:S* ( t ) P a t t y Duka aoncr 1:31 ( I ) Tightrope 13:1* (3) T r o th o r Cone*f t ) Price Is R t f M quencta M S ( I ) KsplOBSR* ( I ) S ta rch f o r T om or­ ( I ) Beverly Hlllbllllaa row ( t ) Ban Caaay (*) F a th e r K now a Baat 1:39 IS) Dlch Van Dyk* 13:43 ( ( ) (luldlne L ig h t IM0 (3) Klavanlh Hour 1:80 (3) N-wa ( I ) Danny Kay* ( I ) llarhalor F a t h e r ( t ) Th* Faallval F r e n g ly ( ! ) Ucnara' H ospital 31:00 (1X 1) Nawa, W a a th a r. 1:11 (3) Focus •parts 1:30 (3) Rdanca ( I ) New* — M u r p h y ( ! ) Aa Th* W orld Turn* Marlin (S) N• *■— Dav* Fan11:10 <f) News, W eather, nail • p o rta t i l l (S) Cartoons 11:13 ( I ) T heater of th* Rtar* l:«« t ) I’topl* Will T alk 11:1* ( I ) Johnny Carson ( t . 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(»> Hay in Court t:*S I t ) Ollranaatlea 1:11 (9) N-wa— Lias H o w ­ ( i l l (3) Runahln* Almanao ard 1:31 ( I ) (Iravt, F a r m lla port 3:0# (3) L i r a t l t T o u n e l i l t ( I ) Fieri** H istory <«> To Tall Th* T r u th ( I ) Runrta* flamaalar (»> fjueen F o r A Day f it* ( I ) Today—H u s h Dawn* l:) 3 ( I ) News— Edward* ( I ) Film F e a tu r e s l:S* (3) You D o n 't Bay T ill ( I ) F a r m Mkt. lla port (Color) T:J# IS) Mlrkl* Mvana ( I ) Edge of Nlghl 13) Tnday I t ) Who Do Vnu T r u a l t T ill ( I ) l o c a l News, W a a ­ *:0* (3> Match (Urn* th ar <() Ferret a l a r m l i f t f l ) Captain B a n t a m * IS) T r a l t m s s t t r M * ( t ) Cartoon* d i l l ( I ) Newt— Bander F a t 0:09 I t ) J t r k LaLanna •cur I I ) Amariran llla lo r y 9:1* (31 Burn* a n d Alton (*; Kaerela* F o r Wumen ( ( ) Ilncla W a ll 1:13 I t ) Csrtoona I:** (3) H u t of Uroucho 1:1* (3) Oats Storm ( I ) c a rtoon* ( I ) Itomaer Itooaa ( I ) Leav* I t T* B**v*r 19:99 ( I ) s a y W hsa 1:31 (3) Newecop* *•> N t w a - Mika W at(S) Bronco 99 Appendago 99 tUaf of kraal (Bib.) 99 Claave r r i i I tr] in rr tr II 3 i By Ruth M illett Early marriage Interferes with a college student's edu­ cation, says Chancellor Dean E. McHenry of the Univer­ sity of California at Santa Crus. Bo when this brand new uni­ versity opens its doors two years from now its students aren't going lo have marriage made easy for them. Bays tha chancellor: "San­ ta Crus won't prohibit student Legal Notice d . w H H 'n n o n css o r u u NOT1CB ___ . h a r a b y glvan that ___ tha unde ralanad. Clark af lb* Circuit C ourt of Ninth Judicial C i r c u i t , H-mlnot* County. Florida, p u r su a n t to that certain F in a l Dtcra* mad* and t n l t r a d by said Court on th* l l t h d a y of Novembar. t i l l . In th* eat* af Jlary E. Bowman, Plaln tlfr, vs. J o h n E. Lawann and Ituby It. laiwaon. hi* wlfa, Defend­ ant*. hem * Chancery No. 13313, will, on th* Ind day of Dectmb*r. 1 ) 0 . d u r i n i laaal hour* of sal*, otr«r to r sal* and tall at public au ctio n lo th* highest and hast bidder for rash th* following dc*crlb*d properly iltu a t* In in* Coun­ ty of Seminole, S ta t* of F l o r ­ id*. to-wit: L a ta St aa« 11. a l a c k “B**, P a a r l Lake H e ig h ts Flrat Addition, aa p»r p u t theraof, recorded In M a t Book I, p a t * 10. Public Record* of 8-mlnol* County, F l o r ­ ida. v*n*IUn blinds, hnt w a t e r b e s t i r a n d electric rasa*. • a l t t o la to bo m a d a t* s a t ­ iate sa id F l s a l Decree. (SEAL) A r t h u r H B eckw ith. J r . Aa Clerk C ircuit Court. Seminole County. Florida. By: M artha T. Vlhlen. DC. ATTT: PBIIVIB F. SWANN IT South Main oil* Avaaua Orlando. Florida publish Nov. 3S, ISIS CDO-TS FICTITIOl'B NAUR NOTICE IS haraby given th a t I am engaged In bualnats at Mayfair Haul. 1199 E. l i t . Sem la oU County, Florida, u n ­ der th a fictitious nam* of, ACIS UEAUTT SALON. and t h a t I Inland to r a g l a u r said nam* with th* C lerk o f th* c ir c u i t Court, fteminnla C oun­ ty, Florlde. In accordance w ith the a rovle loa i of th e FlaUtloua Nam* AUtute*. t o - w lt: See. n o n 1*3.09 F l o r i d a Statute* 1*47. ■la: Jlmntl* Cowan Publleh Nov. S*. « S Deo. I. I t . IMS. CDO-TS marriage, but ws won't make playing house eajy. We will not provide m trried student housing for undergraduates. "A great number of college students rush into marriage because we've made it so easy. And often they soon hate each other. They grow s p irt intellectually. The wife drops out to put her husband through. Then she gets pregnnant and never goes back to class. They wind up in a div­ orce court.” Now if the parents of the students who will attend the new school will gat Just as tough ■■ the administration, there ought to be fewar cam­ pus m arriages at Santa Crus than at most of our coeduca­ tional colleges. All parents have to do to back up the administration is let their sons and daugh­ ters know before they ever enroll as freshmen that the day they marry they are Jinanelslly on their own. "Playhouse"— as tha chan­ cellor describee these college marriages — wouldn't seem nearly so romantic if tha young couple knew that ones they were married they could­ n 't count oo their parents pay­ ing their bills. A generation ago college students accepted the fact that marriaga came AFTER graduation. They can be made to accept that fact again if "playing house” isn't made easy for them either by their colleges or thalr parents. 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Near Mayfair Golf price* far old ft i s l i p i | o W M . l l l ! i r l l i work. Call 333 7334. *. Education - Instruction BUYING A NSW av CANAVERAL INVESTMENT Course. •old Jowoiry, eetot ft •"* USED CAB? i. TnmtpoiUUoa —4$ Acres Just 2H miles Irw ins at home, B atins for tot flatware hoOewcto, ft* FINANCE IT WTTH » 5. Food Holidays. Experienced. 70S 33. FaraUarw from d o w n t o w n Cocoa, •nrdtesa tf condition. Kay ft Lew tatenol Baton •* For Rent Bay Ave. toftMO, W IN down (20 acres winder w ttchtt, eld etoeks| Used furniture, appliances, ft Lew Monthly Payanats 6A tpodal Notkas for only t i t . 900). tools, etc. Bought - Bold. FLORIDA fTATB BANE ft Brie-A-Brac. CtB RXFERIENCED Maid, tons* 7. Btuintss Rgntsla BIO LAKE MARY HOME— Larry’s Mart a s Sanford Sanford tor appointment at] dry seamstress, desire* full 3 Bedrooms, M both*, par. 8. fisach Rentals ’40 CHKV. heme. Ave. Ph. FA 1-4122. time work. 3324433. 9. For Salt or Rant ty room, aaad b e a c h , ttqoe, ReotaraMo t e n d . 10. Wanted to Rant HUSO, excellent terms. HOUSEWORK. I or 4 days. Soil Ua Your Furniture. VACUUM CLEANER, repairs, Best offer over $18. Pbonn 11. Rad Estate Wasted THREE COUNTRY HOMES Quick Sonic* WUh th* parts, eapplke for KtoetroFA 8-TWO. 12. Rea) Estate For Sals lux. Kirby, Hoover, Air* —STOOt, ITOOO (with 3 teres), C ub. SUPER TRADING IRONING. FA 2-7791. Office 204 W. First IS. M ortcaft Loans LATE 1900 Falcon Rancher*' FOOT. FA 24*77. f l S j n (with 7 t e r n ) . Way, Rex-Air etc. Free 14. Insuransa Radio ft Heater, BM. Trans­ GOVERNMENT O W N E D DAY’S WORK o r baby slttinf. pickup. New tad Utad] FREE ESTIMATE mission. i n s . Coll Barley, 18. Rtisfn— Opportrol HOMES - Like m w , FHA, ctotners told. FA t-MB. FA 2-7047. Th* Herald win a rt M r » 18. Femala Help W sati Upholstering ft Mattress ren­ FA 2-3081 days, FA 24088 end VA, ealy $100 dews aponxlbte lor n o r* tkaa on* A Kdntnlton • taatraetlsft 17. Mala Help Wanted payment. We c a i qualify DAY'S Housowork. FA 2-8377. ovating. New ft Used Furni­ nights._____________ incorroet Insertion a t your ad, IE Help Wanted ture. Con Nix Bedding Mfg. you in minutes. Child C m . FA 3-ST4. PIANO Lotsoat. MS-TOM. and reserves th* right to (•- 18. Situations Wanted Co., a t 708 Calory Av*. 87. Bette • B ourn 8TEMPER AGENCY via# o r n ]M t any •drorttao. ! 0. Babysitters FA ft3117. REALTOR — INSUROR MEN • WOMEN A |t lM i LYCOMINO, 123 excel. SI. BaMty n e a t from what ardorod to 21. Bsaoty Batons FA 34H 1-U 1S I. French WANTED IMMEDIATELY Wat, Prop-stand, tank-ms# WANTED reliable coup!* to i to th* polkios *< tkto Hi tel Porter Beauty Shop 22. Build - Paint - Repair To train for toko ap monthly payments tore, $100. Marina Isle. BY OWNER, 3 bedroom, m Cold Wive $1.00 complete 23. Bulldinff Materials of $12.30 on $ compute C IV IL SE R V IC E d e a d l in e s bath homo. On* bedroom 1184 W. HIS St. FA 3-1331 4. Electrical Serrkaa deed pay, More security, varoom* ef furniture. Can II IT . PACEMAKER run# CLASSIFIED DUPLAY: haa separate eatriaee, can 25. Plumbinf Serrices etUoe aad ilek teatrt pay. TE 8-1211, Cosselberry, col­ •bout boat ta d traitor, ox# Harriott's Beauty Nook Tom ., thro Fri. • 1 P. M. day be n o ted to r income. Will cgUsnt condition. Boat offer. 26. Radio A TsterisJon For free Informant* Write le c t Eve Appt's. 3 Sr. BoiutJcUns Mm trod* for smaller place. So* a t 108 N. Myrtto. Call 27. Special Bertfesa Americas Service. Bex 14, FA 3-3742 Shown by appointment. Call 103 So. Oak 3228363 or 3327*21. 84. Article* For Sal# 28. Laundry Bsnrtea e/e taalord Herald. FA 2-W4S. STBAlOVr C L A M flE D t PERMANENT Wavo Special 29. Automobile Berries TENOR Gutter. Amplifier and Gateway To Tho Waterway Tuoi., thro FrL - S F. M. day 29A. Auto Accessorise A Far Esat BEAUTIFUL well*built CB 20T. oft regular prices. Mike. 222-3114. Mam Robson Sporting Goods Open Evenings by o p p t 0. Machinery • Tools heme, DeLaad, os 3 comer FUEN. DUPLEX A pt, I SBYour EVINRUDE Hooter Free parking lo t Servlet* 81. Poultry - Lira NOVEMBER Special. Rod ft l e i lex 1171, Sanford fa para. from Up to tip. 81A. Pate m l . $4.77. 8urplus City. 39448 E. 1st. Ph. FA 2-3881 Oppertualty Cut ’N Curl Beauty Shop 15. 2. Flowers - Shrubs F U R N I S H E D Apartment. Legal Notice tot W. l i t St. 12 Ft. Lawrence. S3 Evinrud* 311 Palmetto Av*. 83. Furniture Cleat aad cIom it. JLewie motor, *11 otoctrio. Full SERVICE Station tor less*. » T M c im c ir r c o r i f o r ; 4. Articles Tor Sale RUSSELL WRIGHT DISHES Phone door (1) 33*0834 Cawaa. 232-4011. t m m j t D i c u i o io o v rr canvas top, oil oocoooorie*. Good location. Only small -Hers, toy this!" for Sole, Service for 0, Rose Phono doer (3) 3224323 ! 4-A Swap er i.i a n row Cm ho seen *4 188 Ander­ capital needed by right “ CLEAN quiet Booms" 1 1 a | Color. FA 1-0581. covwtt . r u a n a 38. Article* Wanted son Clr. Country C l u b m at. FA M U t n c a a r r m r wo. Gables. FA 3-0TM. 22. BniM - P a in t • R e p a ir IHt.AND r K D E H A t, OAVtKO* 38. Automobiles - True** Manor. $800. For Sole. Pony Saddle, $20. 12. R eal Estate F o r Solo 8. For Rent AN-n I/IAN A080CIATIOM. # 8*A Autoa Wanted DISTRIBUTOR APARTMENT for Rent, 301 GUARANTEED WORK FA 2-3328. t'n ite j H ut** saving* an! loan t CABLN CRUISER. 30 7. Boats - Motors Myrtle, FA 2SM3. RENT A BED association, .... Nearly New 3 BR UNITED STATES R e p a i r s , Alterations, Fla. TRUNDLE BEDS. Good cood. 14hpF Johaaoa all electric. New y iala lK f. A Motorcycles - Scooters RoCaway, Hospital ft Baby Rm*. — Carports — Drive­ Postngq Stamp Machine* TEE N’ GREEN 3 Bedroom tmfurn. bouse. Gator 18 ft. tilt frailer, FA 2-4137. 9. Trailers Cabanas Beds. ways, Estimates. 3230400. T? I t.LI All J A C O B * » * ! * • Must be told this week. No A reliable person (man or Nice. Phono FA 341M or toilet, sink aad extra*. Must ltAUEfl ana IICt.KK CORDS* 40. Farm Equipment By Day, Week, or Month woman) will b* selected in PH1LCO Port. Stereo. Like down payment. Immediate Classified Phone mm mm LI A KlflENIIAUBB, hi* wlf*. n#f#nd#nta. WOTH-H TO IIBTBWD OW OHDKK OR F t’BUCATlOW row FA 3-04*3. . L est A Ph. FA 3-3111 114 W. l t t S t S Room House, Unfurn. Good CARROLL’S FURNITURE ro w scL o aiw w LOST. Q e ra a a Shepherd pep­ £ £ £ ! ! l ! » Vo"“ 1* Dr" 17 . Bo i Ib m # R cb I b I , py. Grey ft bitch. I whs., HA UER a n a HR LEW CORDELIA E li•bout 14 lbt. Lott la Tie!* b e d r o o m , Private b a t h , | Office Buildinfir KXHAUER, hi* Wlf* tlty of Silver L tke Monday, private aotraoce. FA 3-3968. | SUITABLE for ra il estate, •» nt***l ltr**t Phong m s o i l . Iluffalo, W*w York doctors, etc. Spick-and-span. TOi WILIAM JACOB EUEW* NEWLY DECORATED Will air cooditioa so tire XNUAUER aad HELEN COR* CLEAN building for acceptable tew* DELIA EUBMHAUBR, O f* Lari* 3 Bdrm., Fla. Rm. Un­ h trtb y aoiinad ih»t a Co«a* Legal Notice ant. Close in on 1st St. alalnt for foMclowr# of io n . bouse. Nice location, Plenty of parking. Phone Mnrtaaa* h»* b*«a (11*4 plenty of zhade, On school rtu c rir co cut. a a ilm t you. and r»u *r* r* IT n s * 322-2744, tl to 3 except Sat­ qulrad to larva a copy of NINTH JU D ICIA L CIWCITT, bus line. $lto month. Ph. urday and Sunday. your Aaawar or Naadlna* to IN AND STOW SBWINOI.W FA 2-274$ after 6 p. m. th* Complaint oa tha Plain- COT NTT, F LOU IDA. IK CHAN* tlfr* attornay, Joaaph M. Pita* c * n r no . laser AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE­ 9. For Sato or R**t ■•raid, t i l ■••nrlty Truat JUANITA PENDLETON, rteiettrr. Bulldtnr, Miami It, Florid#, LY! Beautiful 3 BR Unfun. LARGE 4 Br. older Home on and nta th* orlalnal Anawar air-cond. a p t Built-In Elect, lake. In Lake Mary. Many or Pleading In th* olfte* of IlilDDICK FENDI.ETON. Tl#f#niltnL th* Clark or th* Circuit Court kit. Largo screened patio. extras. $173 month leas* or N O T i m TO D E P E N D on or bafor* th* ITth day of Inquire R. R. barktey, will sell. FA 2-7732. Dacambar A. D.. lilt. If you TBB BTATW OF PLOHIDA TO I R E D D I C K PENDLETON I3S-T231, Casselberry. (all t* do a*. Judgment by d*. W hoae r##ld#nee #nd #dfault will b* taken agalnat 10. Wanted to Rent dr##e I# unhnown. you (or th* r*ll*( d*maad*d 3 Room ft Bsth Apt. fur*. PLK APR TA K E N O T I C E In lh* Complaint. $11.23 week, Including utili­ Needed At Once Th* daacrlptlon of th* rial that you #r# h#r#by r»qulr*<l property proceeded agalnat III to fit# y o u r w r itte n an#w*r ties, near NAS. FA 24219. Wc need ten (10) nice homes, Lot II, Block A. WOOD* or S*f*n**, If any. p t r i o n a l furnished or unfurnished, MKRR PARK 1WD RE* ty or bp a n a ttornay. on o r LARGE 3 BR bout* to PLAT, according to plat btfor# Doc#mb#r S. ISIS, a t Immediately! W* have the Osteen. $33. Ph. FA 3*1961. tharaof raoordad In Plat lh# Offle* of th* C la r k of .th* clients! If you have a 2, 3. Book It. Pag* Tl. Public Circuit C o u r t, a t th* Court* Rarnrda of Bamlnola Coun houaa In Sanford, flamlnolo OARAGE Apt., furn. Pbooe or 4 bedroom homo for County, Florida, and lo malt ty, Florida. rent o r lease, call T \ 2-2202 or FA 2-3383. Yhla notlra ahall bt pubtlah a copy th#r#of lo Htcnatrom. *d onca tach waak for four Davla * Mclntoah. A tto r n ty a eonaacutlvt waaka In lh# dan* for P l a in t i f f , P o tt Offlco tie s ISIS, Sa nford. Plortda. H I M . ford Harald. DONE AND ORDERED at In t h a t c a r t a l a dlvorc* y r a . Sanford, Bamlnola C o u n t y , c##dlng s a n d i n g a g a l n a t you W E L A K A APARTMENTS: l i t N- P*rk Av*. 333 2420 Florida, thla llth day *f Nov* In lh# C i r c u it Court of th# Ninth J u d i c ia l C ircu it In and Rooms private boths, 114 „ ^ K aU U f „ g . , , •mb*r. A. !>.. lilt. for Hcmlnola County. Florida. (SBAX.) _ . W. Firs! St. Arthur If. Dackwlth, Jr In C h a n ce ry , an a b b rev iate d | BY OWrTKR. I BR, Fla. rm.. title of l a i d caua# h t ln g Clark. Circuit Court “J u a n i t a P#ndl#ton. Plain tiff, APT, $30. Surploa City* ItMOd yard, 9800 Sow* Byt Martha T. Vlhlan v#r#u# Itoddlch Pandlaton. Da* Daputy Clark 332-3208. ftndant.’* a n d h t r t l n fall not DOWN, If, dean. I l l Park. Joaaph M. Pltagarald or a lit e r # # Pro C o n f tto o will t i l Haeurlty Truat Uultdlnf BY OWNER, I BR, I baths, ha #nt#r*4 again#! you, and Miami it, Florida lh* caua* proceed • » ( I f l l . Fllanktln 1-S*1S . . . |t«,TM. Low down. I l l E Legal Notice Publish Nov. It, l». It A IM*. (flKAL) Jinking Circle. FA 1-8387. A r t h u r If. Klckw tlli, J r . h it TOi WILUAU JACOB I I 8 K K - “£ T 2 £ r , M i, m i COO-11 n o tic e o r acIT T o i R o n n i e p l t and S t u r t , r i.r . hi* wif#, d»t#nd*nt*. YOU AND EACH OF YOU *f* h*f*hy nnttflad that aull ha a b#*n eomm#nr«d agalnat you In lh# Circuit Court of th# Ninth Ju d ic ia l Circuit »f th# H u t # of F lorida In and for Satnlnol# County, th# alibr# i w m 9 ,N °e SANK. . av ru|<l|Mi noNttlB FLY and tYSIL FLY, hi# wlfl, * t I t)#f«fldantA In r h * n r # r y No. l i l t * . Th# nalur* *f Ihla aull I* a for#«l*a»r# *• I D I m o rtg a g * fram **J4 daland a nt* U plalatlff. d a ta ! Aug u i t t l . I I H a n t ratordad Aug uat t l . I l l * In Offl#l#l R##ord# II...It I I I p*g# H I of th# Pub lie IKCord* Of H»mlnol# Coun ty. Florida, anoumbarlng t h a t c . r u i n pUc* or p»r##l of pr# p a r ty lacattd. altuat#. and ha In* in aald County and Htata, t o - w l ll . _ _ . Ixit t l . Bloch II. WEA T ll Elia FIE L D FIRST AD DITION, aecordlag to th* plat thara of aa r#cord#d In Plat Book 1*. Pagaa I I a a d IT. Pubtl* R#oord* a t gamlaal* Couaty, Florida. EACH OP YOU I* BEQUIR RD to (II# your anawar or o ih # r w r l t u n dafanaa* to th* Complaint w ith th* Clark *f th* Clr*«lt Court of I#mlnolo County. Florida. In Ihla pro roodlng and to *.rv* a ropy th ara o f upon th# p la in tiff* attorn#?*. wha#o nama* aad a ddrota aro h .ro l n a f ta r a#t forth. »# required by I* not lat#r th a n th# !7th d*y of D#comh»r. 11(1. In d#fault thrroof tho com # will proc u .d o t pa rt# upon tho ontry o t a D#cra# Pr* Conf*### a g a l n a t yau. W I T N Z I t my hand and th# official »«al of #ald Court In Dentinal# County. Florid*, thlo l l t h day of N ovtm bar l»«l. (gEAL) Arthur H B#«hwlth. J r Cl«rk of th# Circuit Court liy: M artha T. Vlhlaa Deputy C ltr h tIKAIlDALL ORIDLBY AND LKWIS Attorney* for Plaintiff I* North Court Btr##t P o l l Office Boa SZS* Orlando, Florida Pu b lU h Nov. 1J. J». 57 «. m i. CDO-i* A D#e, C l a r k o r th# C ircuit Court IN T H * I I E C r i T DOUBT « P T H E NINTH J U D l tl A L CIE* Ilyi M a r t h a T. Vlhltn r t r r o p t h e state o p DagUlp C l tr h PI.OEIDA IN AND FOB I R H I R tta a tro m , Davla A Mclntoah Attorn##* g t M w n d i .e r e M t f Potl n f f l r * Rn« ISSt i n a N t B B t go. imio e th f o r d . Florid* oaf ft cmitON *' NATIONAL RANK | Publllh Oct. 10 A Nov. I. i t . IN ST. PKTKIUUlUBft. * K* 10. IMS. tlnsal Banking AtOwerojW»H.| CDN-110 NOTfrw T«» d e p e n d t h e s t a t e o p pl o n iiia to EltWAnD WOONE and BUTTE JEAN BOONE K**id*ns* U nknow n You. e n 4 t a t h *( you. *r* h#r*hp o*ll(l*4 Ih o i *uit h»# bt«n fll*d * g t l « i l you In tho Clreull C o u rt of g#minoio Uounty, Ptorld*. In Ch*nc#ry, «n *hbro*l*t* 4 llllo nf whlrh I* F lr» t P#d#r*l Oaving# ond Loan A***«l*tl*n o f lom lnal* C«unty. a **r»*r*tl»*. P la in , tiff. v*. H d w tr d K*on* and ■ait* J a e n n*on*. a t a i . D* fandanlE lh* a a l u r # of told • ult b e in g * suit to f.»r»clo#« th at r * r t # l n m orio n * dot# I g*pt*mbor 1, ISM. a nd of r* cord In OfflcMI IMcurd* Hook IIS, »*go I I I , gomlnolo Coun ty Publlo Booordo, oncumbor* In* th* foltoartag dotcrlbod r#*l p r o p e rty , t a - w l t : Lot t l *f Block II. ot T r a c t IT, of HANLANDU BP HI NOH. S K i t I N O I, K COUNTY. r U H U D A . #ca a r d l k g t* p l a t t h tr a o f r a c a r d c d I* P l a t Book (. p*g* M. *f th* Fuhlle R* cord* a f gcmlnol* County. F lo rid a. Buhjaet la rtat.-lctkinc af ra e o r d : *nd y a u ar* h a r t h y raqulrad I* fit* yo u r a n aw a r In a*ld •ult w ith tha undaralgnad Clark * ( aald Court t a d I* •#rv* a copy th#r#of upon th# I 'M In tirr# #ttor##y, who#* nam* a n d *ddr#*a *pp«*r b*> low, on o r bofor# th# l l t h day of ti«c*m b#r, IMS, a n d In d t fault t h a r a o f Dacr#a P ro Confa*#o w i l l h# t a t o r a d a g a la a t y*e. WITNEBO my b a n d and o f. flclal oaat a t t h * County Courlhouaa, Sanford, XmilnoM County, Florida l a l day af Novtm bar. l i l t . (BEAL) A r t h u r H. B tck w ith . J r C la r k By: M a rta# T. Vlhlaa. D. C. Phillip H. Lagan Xhlnholaar and Logan Flrat F a d a r a l Building p. a B a g n i l Sanford. Flo rid a A tto rn ay for P l a in t i f f r u b l l t h Nov. I. is. S). |7. IMS CDO -lt Stenshom Realty ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Realtor S t Johns Realty JO H N E. F O X REALTOR V A -FH A Jim Hunt Realty Government Owned Homes SS’S . S ^ S r . ^ IMonthly Payments From $43.50 m s. (COURT SEAL) A rth u r II Baekwllb. J r , r i t r k of tha Circuit Court Byi Martha T. Vlhlaa Daputy Clark A lb a n c. Warly, A i t o r a a r l i l t Central Avtau* It. I,al«rcburg, Plortda Publlah Nov. I. It, M, 17. IMS CDO-I 4 3 — 4 BR NEW Raymond Uodqulaf, Also. Air cowl It central heating FA Stoll AUsBlls Saak Bldg No down payment lo VA. v*. LKB n. BTTni.tVO and THE TIME TESTED FIRM AI/niA A. XTKIILINO, kl* 111 N. Park AVI FA 14133 wife. Defendant NOTICE OP o t r r T H E STATE OP PLONIDAl TOi LHK O. nTRIU.INO and AMiMA A. OTBKLIKO hit wifa You or* hereby notified Mat a Suit ha* bean Iliad I K 323 0339 agalnat yna and tatk of you, | 111 rt. Park Ave by C IT tlE fri N A T I O N A L 1 BANK IN IT. FETERgBURO in th* *b*v* eniltltd ••**•; and that yau ar* har*by rauulrad to fit* ynur Anawar Property MnnnRcment with th# Clark of Ihla Court. ■nd to aarva • copy tharaof & Sales Broker upon tha Plaintiff or Plain­ tiff* Attornay, whoea nama and addraaa la: ALBERT C. WERLT. Atioraay at Offer* for your Mloctlon lilt Central Avanua. Bt. Pataraburg. Florida, aot Inter th*se Beautiful 2, I, ft 4 than Ilorambar llth, ISIS. Bedroom It yuu fall to do ao, Dtcraa Pro Confaaao will bt antarad agalnat you for tha relief damandad In tkt Complaint. Tha nature of aald aull be­ ing far fora<-loaura af mort* gag* ratordad la orflelat Ra. rvirda Hoo k (IS. peg* SIS, l-ub* He Record* of Hemlnolt Coun. Priced From $6,750 ly, Florida, covering: Lot It. LUNODALK BUMDown Payments DIVISION according to plat tkoraaf, raeord,d tn As Low As $100 Plat Book IS. gaga Si, t a t a t h a r with th* following daacrlbad Ittm* of proparty which ora locatod In and par m anantly Inatallad aa * p a r t af th* I m p r a r s m ta t* a a aald Mad: H eatar ■urfaaa Ualt Ova a WITNESS m r hand and lha •aal a f IM* Court a t ■aaford. Stmlaol* Countr. Florida, thla (lh day af Novtmbar, A. D (his arsa to own and acr occupancy. $43 month in­ vice route of postego stamp cludes taxes ft Insurance. machine* In retell stores Ask at Sales Office on Uptala Rd. near Church. Opts More posteg* otunpo ar* sold than any other product In dally 11 a. m. to $ p. m. th* country. Sates of this MUST SELL 3 BR. 2 bath*, necessity are In tho upper 4 yr. old horn*. Kitchen billions ysorly end you can equipped. Senoaod car­ go! your sharo of K now. port*, Nice yard. $100 down, Profits are greater than plua closing cost. Monthly ever since government price payments $99.92. FA 2 3310. change. No selling or soliciting as all 3 Bdrm., Ilk baths on Corner accounts ar* established for lot, with foncsd yard ft you by company experts. boat ports. $200 dn. plua This is not o “ ggt-rleb-quiek" closing ft anum c $73 a business end not o Job but month pay menu. FA 2-7237. a chance to get Into a non depression proof business MAYFAIR for yourself that can ba 4 BEDROOM t Bath, living started part Um* and dsv* loped Into a big profitable room with fire place, family full time business If you room, screened patio, dou­ are truly ambitious and ble carports, on 110’ x 140' sincere. Excellent income lot. $21,300.00 To qualify you muat have a Will trade for acreags. ear, 3 hours spar* time weekly, a minimum cash ROSA L. PAYTON investment of $893. Keg. Real Estate Broker For a prompt personal Inter view and first consideration FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha (limited arcs avallabla). BEDROOMS, 1H baths. Write now (o Swimming pool. Furn. or STAMP-MASTER CO. unfuro. 121 Lake Dot Dr. 127 1) Topanda Drive, Ana­ Sunlaud. heim, Calif. Include your phone number.___________ IH ACRES of tils farm land. One flowing w*U. If^rnkTHfirTiRlS $2,230. Exp. Sales l.ady for part time ROSA L. PAYTON sales work. II ft A Dept. Store, corner S an ted Av*. Rrg. Real Eatato Broker ft 4th. FA 2-1301 17-92 Ot Hiawatha To maka the beat homo buy, ass th* VA - FHA Appointed Property M anagement & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Office FA >3111 Night FA 34844 323 0700 I aud Pork Dr. Sooted, Fla Monthly payment* a* low as $AS, includes T ft I. Ph. 322 2714. LMN Enterprise*, Sales Office Upsala Rd II a. m. to 3 p. tn. BY OWNER. 3 BR, 2 full baths, Fla. Room, Central heat, double earporte on corner lot in City. 2 blocks lo shopping, churches, ft doctors. Sell below bank ap pralial. $3,000 do, $43 month. Conventional mort. gage. May consider 2nd mortgage. FA 2-9426 after 4 p. m. Anytime weekends. I BEDROOM. 1 hath. Kit ehto equipped. Owner be­ ing transferred. Must seU. FA 2-2910. (iHEKNBUIAR Choice Iota available hi Greenbrier of Loch Arbor overlooking golf course Custom building to your (pacification*. Greenbrlar d«v*Iop*d by KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, INC. 202 Fairmont Dr. FA 2-8074 FHA - VA HOMES 2, 3, ft 4 BEDROOMS t. m . ft 2 BATHS DOWN PAYMENTS FROM $100 Low Monthly Payments For Complete Information Re* Or Call Your FHA - VA SALES BROKER Stenstrom Realty 111 N. Park Ave. 322-242U PAINT WORK done. Inside or out. For info. Th. 322 9388. new. $83. Phone FA 2 7339. PAINTING—Room or House USED Washer, Automatic, Whirlpool. $33. 3229130. —Prices very Low— Ph 3234)330. READY MIX Concrete, win dow *111*, lintels, steps, 25. P lu n b lm r S erv ices blocks, sand, cement, rock, pipe, steel, grease traps, HINSON ft HEARN dry wells, stepping gtooes. PLUMBING CONTRACTING Miracle Concrete Co. Reoalrs ft Water Heaters 309 Elm Av*. FA 2-6761 FREE ESTIMATES 204 E. 3rd St. 322-9143 PECANS, 3 lbs. for $100. 23th ft Sanford Ave. Bagg's Curb PLUMBING Market. FA 2292ft Contracting Repairs FREE ESTIMATES FRUIT Gift Packed. We ehlp R. L HARVEY express. Baggs Curb Mar 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2 3383 kel, 23th ft Sanford Ave., FA 2-2924. 27. Special Services AUTOMATIC FOR YOUR SAFETY DRIVE with hcadlighta on Phaff Automatic in 8-drawer desk, like brand new. Docs Save your battery hundreds o( designs, makes Install Safety See ewitch buttonholes, sews on but­ Geneva M f|. Corp. tons, blind stitches, etc Ideas, Designed ft developed Assume payments of $t0.M. General Machine Work 104 So. Park Ave. 3229111. Welding IM». Geneva 319-4121-3131 NORGE Shelvador Refriger ator • Frcesor, 13 cu. ft., SINGER 117 lb. Freeser. Like new. SALES ft 8ERVICE $123. Muit see to appre­ Dial Operator ciate. 664 3736. -A ik For— W X 6800 1 Gas Water Heater, 20 gal TREE SERVICE $10, 1 Gas Apt. Rise Range Complete Lawn Service 123, 1 Gat Wall-type Heater Free Estimate* FA 2 4377 233, l Citizen's Band 2-Way Radio. Cad FA 2 2133. WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS Rl’PINKLER SYSTEMS GUNS. Huy, icll, trade, re­ All Types and Sites pair. Ostrrn Bridge Fish W* Repair and Service Camp ft Gun flhop. b T I N E Licensed practical nurses for Machinery and Supply Co. CHAIN Link Fence, 414 ft., 3 to 11:30 p. m. and 11 to 207 W 2nd Rt. FA 2 6433 12 ft. double gate. 700 Chero­ kee Clr. FA 2-67 M. 7:30 a. m. shills. 40 hour week. DrIUry Manor, Beau­ SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa (log, etc. Free estimate. Ph ROLID maple Early Ameri tiful new Nursing Home. Rt. can living room furniture, 322 3308. 17 91. Denary, Ha. 848-4438. Including lahlei, rugs and HAY'S UPHOLSTERY lamp*. I*)* than 2 yri. old WHITE Woman lo k e e p Reupholtterlng. Free cat. FA 3 9317. house Live In. FA FA 27818 TE $2535 BKRKLINER Recllner Chair 17. Mato Help Waste* We Buy, Bell, Trade, Repair large tlie, AH foam. Rand MAN WANTED to iRtnage BILL’S T llR ir r iliO P color Irather. $63. 1217 Mag and operate a retail Wat- Furniture • Appllanre* . TV nolia after a p. m. kina Route In Ihla area. Open 9 (o 9 Daily ft Weekends Earnlnge of $128.00 per Ph. 122-7163 3540 Hiawatha CYCLOTEACHER Learning Aid ft World Dictionary week from the vary begin­ Sanford, Fla. Like new. 322-41(7. ning. Write Mr. McOerlty, P. O. Box 427. WUllstoa, FOR SALE. Fill dirt, clay, PC. Bedroom Set w Box »hrll, peat and topaoil. Florida. springs ft mattress. Needs Ellis Lloyd. FA 2-2376. SERVICE STATION MGR., rcfinlihing. 335. FA 2-2(67 P i i n o Tuning and Repair Ass't $lgr. ft Attendant!. SAVE FAMILY’S CREDIT For new Service Station la W. L. Harmon - FA 2-4223 Take up remaining 6 pay Sanford area. No greulng, 29. Automobno S e rv ic e ment) of 16 00 on '63 Model tiro changing or car w uh. S w i n g Need to Automatic Applicant* must be clean AUTO GLASS Zig Zag Sewing Machine cut, bondablt, ft perman Like New. Does Decorative INSTALLED eot area resident*. Retell experience necessary. Bene­ Senkarik Glunn and Taint Sewing, Makes Automatic Buttonholes, Sews on But­ Company fits include Major Medical Group Insurance, Profit 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 tons, Monograms, Embroid­ ers, Darns, Patches, Etc. Sharing Plan ft Paid Vaca Auto Glaas, Top* FA 2 8627. tion. Apply in writing giv­ ft Seo* Covert ing detaila of Education ft FIREPLACE WOOD work background. Apply to AUTO GLASS & Oak and Pine Mr. Vickers. P. O. Box 415, SEAT COVER CO. Robert Morris, 323-0333 Winter Park, Fla. 104 W. 2nd St. FA 2 4032 ALL WORK GUARANTEED FOR SALE. Lowery Festival 18. Help Wanted Home Console Organ. Full SWAINS BATTERY SVC, pedal board. Two manual COLORED PERSON for gro­ 402 E. 2nd FA 2-3632 full sir* keyboards. Walaut cery store work. Some cap. Generator - Starter Sorv. finish. In perfect condition. needed. No phono calls Suitable for Church or Cha Midway Groc., Sikes Av*. 32. Flowora • Shrub* pci. FA 24221, 1008 E. 2nd. BLOOMING Rosea on Ch*rokee stock. All other kind* 35. Articled Wanted It Pays of Nureery shrubbery and WANTED. 20" bicycle la good tree*. shape. 668-4783. To Use Gray Shadows Nurssry 6 Mi. S. on Sanford Ave. 36. Automoblte* • Trucks The HERALD Want Ads. Shop the Herald Ads where FOR SALE OR TRADE. ’63 local merchants offer tbeir Falcon Sprint. 4 Speed sya best buys. cro. Call after 6. 322237). see to appreciate. $803. L. E. Stanley 12$ Garrison. FA 2-3Ml. Watch T H IS SP A C E FOR THE CLEANEST Best Buy Used Cars IN TOWN 1960 Chevrolet I m polo Coupe V-8 engine, note. M ax, radio and keater. Nlee to took at — n ptonnnr# to own. *1595 1957 Rambler Custom 4# door STA­ TION WAGON, V #8, into. It###., p o we r broke*, heater, t l m n , •olid Ihroaghout, excel­ lent mecbooleol condi­ tion. E##y to hanato ot only , 1 , $595 1960 Chevrolet Im pala 4 d**r Hardtop, V-8 en­ gine, goto. trniM., pa** er steer., rndin ft keat­ er. Eseepttonnlly clean Interior, good finish, drive* on! right. $1695 Save! Save! AT HOLLER Motor Sales r COMPANY 2nd. ft PalaMtto PH: FA 2*6281 2505 8. Park FA 2-0861 -U-- �• . *■ ------- ' ...... .......... ■■ ■ ■ 1 ------------- ^.' •7•**' ' f .r vIT . ^^ B ■rent's rote in the rUU’a ra­ cial atrile win go to Washing­ ton Mot-day to qucatlon U. 8. Atty. Gen. Hobart Kennedy, entire 11-nan Dallas (Selma) grand Jury ptae Circuit Judge James Ham and Solicitor Blanchard McLeod Monday accepted a Justice Department offer to nuke witnesses available to n "representative" of the panel The grand Jury had Issued subpoenas ordering attorneys In the department’s civil rights division to appear be­ fore k in Selma with records ef their activities. But this move was blocked last week by a federal court preventing such subpoenas. Foreman Robert D. Wilkinaoe Jr. said Monday the panel wanted to ask Kennedy whe­ ther any Justice Department officials “had any part in en­ ticing children away from school . . . to participate in street demonstrations,” whe­ ther they “acted in any man­ ner contributing lo the delin­ quency of minors,” and whe­ ther they “aided, encouraged or abetted in provoking riots, insurrection, or civil disobed­ ience” in Selma. Mrs. filbert's U-OH U M M a rg a rin e ........... Cream Cheese ___Ji“ 33c filMary's Asserts I Varieties Cookies .............. CRISP RID ROM! 4-39* FOLGER'S C a rro ts Che* Kleg PsBslere Beet Finn W etttm Iceberg C hop S u e y ........ 2* T 57c l ulled Press International The firat commercial oil well waa drilled in 1B20 at Titusville, Pa., in a search for petroleum which could be distilled as a better fuel than whale oil, according lo the American Petroleum Insti- Ice Cream • Tom . Juice 4 «“ *1. P um pkin •. #«« 10* • Nib. Corn 6 79* Peas . . . , 2 s 33* Tuna ••• h a lf g a l. Libby's Rich 'N Refreshing Libby's Canned (limit 2) Green Giant Special Bag-Pock Popular Stor-Ki*t Label Chunk ^ L e ttu c e ......2 »’*: 39 ' ... pkf- 10 ' Blrdi lye Vaeeare-Seetod Broccoli Spears Tender Fancy fie ride 'S r 39c .. Squash ............... ». 15 ' Birds lye Vsenses Sealed V e getab le s........ ' S r 33c (to (Ores* fees* Cat _ y i .a VauglaUMl “frozen sea fo o d s” Bssrit't Qa4efc-fre.ee Perch Fillets fkS- 49c NeklKa'e Helidey Treat '-*• 3V Premium Saltincs Stfl«<me*a'e "f r e B Cake** Honey Grahams .... '• * 39f Mrt. feul'i family fasti fried Beyneld'e Slsn ferd W elyht Fish F ille ts........ ’t r 59c Aluminum Wrap...........“JJ 33* FRICKS EFFECTIVE THURS.-FRI.-SAT. NOV. 21-22-23, 1963 Btyaeld't “ Heevy-daty” Aluminum Wrap ....... 65* Dele fintepple-C reM initf S W IF T 'S P R E M I U M G O V T - IN S P E C T E D S H IP P E D , Q U I C K - F R O Z E N , E V IS C . Fruit D rin k............. 4 ZZ *1 H I ______ 1 1 ______ ■ _______I I I ! f(VF Seled-T.'iae Bartlett Pear Halves 4 S’" M fer Tkenktyi.m y, Juperfine [WM Whole Onions ...............‘iS’ 29* Crette A lleckwell Delicieee Mince M e a t.... o O rG G n S ta m p s o | e t * * l e w » w w 4yw U i.se eii lllg H B I First Oil Well Park L«n« Ass'4. (limit 2) Weatarw Cello-Packed Sweet Potatoes .. ’S r 29c C O iO A T I D IH T A L C R I A M K IN O S I Z I 6 Be W IT H f d l l <9e C O IO A T I T O O T H B B U S H t WASHINGTON (UPI) Hie Slate Department select­ ed a nine-man team, includ­ ing biologists, nuclear ex­ pert* and diploma!*, to in­ spect Antarctica baxes o( Husgia and oilier countries. Between now and March (be group will visit scientific installations to check (or any violations of the 12nalion ♦real) that reserves Antarctla for peaceful purpose*. The treaty provides for such inspection. ....... Tender Large Green Giant Green APPLES CANISTER P A C K A IL G R IN D S t o Antarctica Bases To Be Inspected 47c down produce lane Football Tactics Foil Robber BRISTOL, England <U PD Lika a pair of raule-daule football players, two bank messengers executed a bit of truinwork that foiled a wouldbe robber. Pretty 21-year old Jill Paget and Leonard Nornsh, 29, were Juat going into a bank. Ttie bandit came running to­ ward them. He lunged for Norrlsh'a bag, which contained $1,741. .Norriah faked, then lateralrd the bag to Miss Paget. In motion. Miss Paget gath­ ered the lateral in as *he raced tiirough the bank's doors. Hie robber, discouraged Jumped on a motorcycle and got away. '£ 27c Kraft's FMidstykto Bread Mrs. feet's Qelch frees* TALLAHASSRB (UPI) The chairman of the controvenial legislative investigat­ ing committee announced the second step in revamping the group Monday with the ap­ pointment of a staff dirtcior. John Evans, former press assistant to Gov. Farris flryant, was named to tha $14,600 poet and will taka over officially Dee. 1, although he actually started to work Mon­ day, laid Rep. Richard O. Mitchell of Tellahuasec. Mitchell, chairman of the rummlttre, said Kv*n»’ experi­ ence as state director of cold war education would maka him "invaluable in the work of the committee.” Commonly known ae the "Johns Committee,” the inves­ tigating group was created to look into subversion and homo­ sexual activity. Mitchell said mo»t of tha group'* activitiea aver tha coming two years would be centered on sniffing •u t openings in Internal se­ curity. H ome • dairy special# • • frozen foodn • Probe Group Names Director r in g B d l.« N«W . >1. IM II w sm m m m m \ lO O V -.V T O O > JW G r « « n S t a m p s ^ ? e e tu w e > * iH > M A « TARROW'S OVIR-IIADT MIAT LOAF 2Vj-lb. pk|. $1.39 l« .* irw • « ) . *•». it . I e e l) iW V n e Y W l Jj( Orwwn Stam ps at A Ale teepee ee4podtete eA TAINOW'J OVIN RIADY MIA? LOAF 1 V i-lb. pkg. *9e _ ll.w n S e t . h . . . it . t e e ii Jyl G re e n S ta m p s S j s w«A Aie (Myee e.4 |Mck.M et: MERMAN'S ORANGI RAND WIENIRS lb. 59e (|eptres le t-. Mew. U . t « M mmmmmwl tl-es. .......... let 4 Ceire Beeufy Cendird Helred Sweet Pickles 3 '* ;" $1 3 ’ir »i Ceire Beauty Sweet Crispies ... Ceire Beeuly Sweet Dill Strips.... 3 J “ »1 Hlppelite Msrihmellew Creme....... 2 K »1 Kretr'e Ceielme Salad Dressing .......... VSI 37* Krefl't llelien Salad Dressing............. ’£ 37* FRESH PORK SALE! T h a W a s s o n O il Shortaning Snow drift 39* 3-lb . ca n llim * | w U y u rd w u e el $S ee mere) Pork Hamsib55 ( Fresh Picnics ■>» 29* Pork Roast • 39< / Pork Steaks • 49* Spare Ribs • 45* P ork Sides • 39* Pork Hocks • 33* lb . D _W__ E..AAI IDOSTOfl i li f t ? I w(A*e Ft— tore feri) Bag Sausage 7 39* C eyetoed'e Tasty Brisk Stylo Braunschweigcr... 7. 39* Seme WltA Feffc, Vea Heltea'e Sau e rk rau t.........' i ” 39* Mem merit Wleeeaeia t h e r e Cheddar Cheese 79* WHIRf SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE! lb . SEMINOLE PLAZA lb . I0 1 5 W . Y W ijl Orwwn Stam ps «*A Atot TREASURE ISU FED SHRIMP 10-wi. p k f. $ 1 .0 9 I ti.r w la l. Mw>. 1) le O J l lb . lb . HWY. 17-92 & SR 436 CASSELBERRY, FLA. } �©Itr VOL. 66 Sirralit WEATHER: Partly cloudy and mild today and Friday; high today near 80; low tonight in low 60s. United Pres* Leased Wire Established 1908 T1 lUUS., NOVKMHKU 2 \, lo ia * ' SANFOUI), FLORIDA NOfoiT V T ic * Aviation Firm Eyes Sanford Site By Julian Stmatrnm Sanford and Seminole Coun­ ty will be “rocked" Saturday nlfht by the sound of music. It will not be the Broadway Stage production by the same name. Instead, it will lie a host of hinh school bunds par­ ticipating in the District V Fall marching contest pre­ sented by the Florida Handmusters Association. • • • T.ocat officials have made A 300-POUND IILACK HEAR, the first reported killed this season, wua A “ bark-ttvthe-lake" de­ elaborate plans to host the brought in Wednesday by an eight-man hunting party. The animal was visiting bands and have an­ velopment movement Is un­ bagged in the Weklva swamps by K. R. (Casey) Jones (kneeling at right). TALLAHASSEE (UPl) der wuy in Sanford. nounced th at spectators will Other members of the party were (kneeling at left) Major Joe Story, fiov. Karris Bryant revealed lie seated In the west fttnnfls The Herald learned till* (standing, left to right) liill Hoover. (Jus Schmnh, “Doc" McDonough of today he has asked the fed­ morning that one of the ma­ since the east stands will be Chattanooga, Tenn., Dr. E. C. Fuust, Harry Robson and M. K. Shelby. eral government to authorize jor aviation Industries is reserved for the numerous *10 million worth of conready to commence negotia­ bands. struction on the ere*s-Florida • • • tions for the construction of barge canal during the next a new plant in the Sanford Pete Schaal, former city M W A . . . fiscal year. area, preferably along Lake editor of The Herald and now i The governor predicted that Monroe. an Orange County advertising the U. S. Corps of Engineers The firm, it was reported. executive, has announced that would make a start within Is interested in five potential the 36th annual Peter Schaol | the coming year on the first site* and has requested in­ trophy will aguiu he presented NAM Opposed $1 million in eondrurtion formation (rout the Chamber this yeur to the youngster WASHINGTON (Ul’l) — A which Is expected to he apof Commerce relative to all selected by n special group ns | Altuimiidc Springs, now Awarding uf contracts for the ly|K-s of industry in Ihe Im­ the most outstanding Seminole i nearing completion of its big work is trlicduh d for Tuesday. spokesman for the National proved h> Congress. The pubmediate vicinity. Association of MinoM cturm I ,,c " ° rU hil1 * hlch ("Hi.'lrd High School football ... n , . h’* )' municipal water system Proj- j ^ meeting "f town officials i . , , i im the »t 31 million pn»A’ci, project, has • • • SOME OF THE GUESTS at a reception Riven Wednesday night at thu L ek h T w h 1 We,,"f, ‘U y . nl|fhl and the town attorney. S. J. ' N" " ""lay ^ been approved by .he House, I An electronics firm already ing the trophy buck m !*»-'<• I in regular council se-sion to D vU J r w i„ b, t r r ,ng»d ’ lalion to reduce the work Uryant told his weekly news Mayfair Inn by the Mavkltt brothers in celebration of Deltona’s first an­ has signified it plans to toI t nilirlit n m * ssort o i l ii» ... •s l _ *f i ’ * It ought fix to liu lie asome u cope with problems relating eur|y next mreek with Ultchie week as, at treat, “an art uf ( conference that he asked the niversary are W. 1„ Kirk, ‘ with bis wife, Jeri ami Don McNeill ami cute in Seminole County ulung a record. to the four-lanlng of SR 430 (jrtcn vf t],c gmte Road Do- desperation.' Federal Bureau of the Hud (Ileralii Photo) the proposed SI. Johns-lndiau Mrs. McNeill. • • • from llwy. 17-02 west through partment at which time cotin- I get to include the Sin million River Canal whenever tho Frnncin E. lioumillut, Jr. the town to Interstate l (nr next year. Thai amount, cil will request crossover lanes i l ’o b o l 'S . s p l i t right of way for that water­ president of the Seminole for Jasmine Road nnd the | WASHINGTON (Ul’l) _1he said, is the apparent way is determined. County Chamber of Commerce, Prairie Lake Drive-In T heater.1jjt.natc investigators w e r e amount of work that could Howard II. Hodges has an­ has announced that the orgun* Council also will agree to ,haridy divided today o v c r ' be done hy ihe Corps of Ennounced a group of Sanford Italian's board of directors nccept maintenance of the v%t'ethor Deputy Defense Sec- ghicers during the 12 month businessmen are studying tho will meet Dee. fi. to elect offi­ island areas through town rc|,iry R o s w e l l Gllpatric ] jwiodfeasibility uf locating a halfcers for tha coming year. The million dollar cafeteria apartwhich will t.e attractively should have disqualified himThe cross-slate canal, one of confab will be held at 7:30 landscaped. Staggered light- S(.|f |r, the TPX contract Bryanl’a top projects, will there were other tables with nient-motrl lodge on tho lake By Helen Glreson p.m., in the lobby room of connect the Gulf of Mexico at ing at 200 foot intervals from award. front in the vicinity of Parle Tiie Mackle brothers roll­ very sumptuous food. Sanford's civic center. Yankeotuwn with the St. Highway 17-1*2 west already ed out the red carpet last The Mackle brothers. Bob, Avenue. KEY WEST ( Ur i ) - The night. They were celebrating Johns River and ultimately Jacksonville financial Inter­ Ita* been approved. P opO A c ts Elliot and Frank and their S. O. Chase, an official of A teen age safe and cour­ the Atlantic Ocean. Navy said today that search­ the first anniversary of their chaining wives were seen ests are reported to have ob­ In oilier business, the tKiaril , VATICAN CITY (L PI) — Chase and Company of San­ teous driver award will he Money to start the canal er* located an oil slick and new- community, Deltona, amt chatting with Sanford real tained options on a site for a ford, has been elected a mem­ presented monthly by .77 agreed to pay Tom Pratt, sus- | j>0pe Paul VI intervened to’""‘vu'n ”’’ landed member of the fire de- day to expedite the wmk of ' ' a1 "'»t originally in the Pres- hit* of drlnis in the Gulf of entertained sonic lt»0 guests dents Senator Muck Cleve­ $1 million port terminal on ber of the hoard of directors Pilot Club of Sanford Reel-1 of „ 5 for th> Ll-umenical Council h y . ll'onl 4 r">ue“ to Con*r« * Mexico where a U2 plane at a reception at the Mayfair land, (lie John Kriders, Bill the St. Johns River Immed­ of the Private Carrier Confer­ piculs will be selected hy the purtment> ., Monroe. Kirk and Jeri, Bob Besserer iately north• of• Lake ence of the American Trucking city police, sheriff's depart­ meetings attended from Jan­ adding new members to the I ,hls >:oar' bu‘ l,c lalcr *u»>- crashed Wednr.sd.iy during an Inn. • key commissions which pr„. | milted e -uppleriiental request uary through September. Tills and his wife, the Waller GleBoh Mackle, alto flew tn Association. Chase was named ment and Florida Highway apparent surveillance flight John Kridcr, St. Jolms-Inaction, which was carried o'er revs documents for council lhal deluded Ihe 31 miUion. over Communist Culm. from Miami for the party, lows, Boy Green and Sally, to the post during the con­ dinn River Canal District I atrol, objections of Mayor l.uwiunc a ami Capt. IV ots Ware and his action. “ Srarrli planes located nn said “we are so fortunate in ference's annual meeting hold Law officers will watch the .. . . . . . , , chairman, said today ho be­ _ , oil slick ami many bits of un­ the way v»c have ltecn re­ lady Kdic. in conjunction with the ATA'a teen-agers each month and Swofforsl who previously had lieves the State Board of asked P ratt to present an S I D ,0 0 0 l l i c t t identifiable junk alnnit 10 ceived"—“ we love 'em up We got to meet tho F. M 30th annual convention in select the one who displays Conservation next Tuesday mile* northwest of Key West here" and If setionv speak Fords who sold the property Miami Ucach. the best driving techniques;| itemized ami witnessed list of: \EW YOUK (UPl) _ A wtirallocate $10,0(8) to lirianco louder than words wo believe in the Gulf of Mexico," said lor Deltona to the Mackies— an r*)cfji?>'ift man. fTnik S’"engineering feasibility Capt. Joe llingson, rltlrf of him for this was their wuy and particularly enjoyed talk • *" " ppu,c"1 «*•••• wi»:hx wi s\ co w ai'fres on SlD.ooo bond Arthur II. Beckwith, Jr., or "highway........ study for tho proposed 3U of saying "thank you" and staff at the Key West Naval Ing with Bill Vessels of the million waterway, extending clerk of the Circuit Court, an­ Mrs llarrv Boone safety. othrr ,,f ,llB Jel t o lay Id ec moction wi.li the certainly it was a wonderful Mackle Corporation. He, as Clayton Thonint, Negro, re­ Base. nounce* that his office is now committee chairman.’ said It | m#"t W*M ^ »« Heptemlwr. the't u! |l».< *1 worth of ...er from Sanford to Mims. Grneo lliadford report chandise FBI agents said puled to be the leader in the There wa« nn sign of the U2 way. you will remember, was the photostating instruments on a is believed responsible young . Mrs. . . . . Krider also reported the _ i . , i cd that beautification of i ity tin y (mind in his luxurious. holita racket in Hie Altamonte pilot, identified as Capt. Jon daily basis. For years this people can do more Ilian . . . Don McNeill and his Break great football star for Okl* Chamber of Commerce has . . . , . 'ark and landscaping of tlir I miiic . Springs area, pleaded guilty E. Hyde Jr, 33, of lavGrangr. service has been done only anyone to make reckless and fast Club .staff were on hand hoin.i—and such an interest received numerous inquiries to a reduced misdemeanor Gn., llingson said. twice weekly, On Tuesdays and discourteous driving unpopu­ Post Office ground had tieen meeting and greeting and a ing man. — Play* golf with from polential developer* charge in Circuit Court Wed­ A ship carrying nnvy deep special surprise had been ar Sen. Smothers, rides on Pres anent the canal. Thursdays. The expanded lar in their age group. completed hy tho Altamonte I,:{oii To R e tu rn Springa Garden (Tub at a cost st a divers was ell route to the rangrd for Fran Allison. It Kennedy's plane — and real service, says iirckwith, will "Adults can help in that," HONOLULU (UPl) — Ap nesday noon. City of Sanford Is promot­ Thomas, who had been scene uf tiie debris, an area was her birthday, as well as ly gets around. provide a more efficient op­ she added, “ by being as of $349.40. She also advise! proximulcly 1.3oo American ing its Lake Monroo Indus­ that the "thorny" palm, which troops now serving in South) charged with a felony in the known ns the "ten fatliom 1Deltona's, and a huge birth eration for the benefit of the ready to compliment the grx>d trial Park near the lake front. public, the Seminole ilourd of teen-age drivers a- to con­ was removed from the park Viet Nam will be returned j possession of lottery tickets, curve," where water depth day cake with lighted candles And the City also has been f. r safety* purposes, hail been home within the next two was tried before a jury dur- ranges fmiii tlO to lot) feet, (Don McNeill jokingly said! Realtors, tiie Seminole County- demn llqj bad ones and by probing into Ihe possibility of Bar Association, and those setting better examples for returned to it* original loca­ months, according to top level ing the morning but pleaded llingson said. 88) wis wheeled in. 'Hie tot) establishing a marina. tion after considerable objec­ foreign policy planners for to the reduced charge at The divera will attempt to or so voices in the room rove from other counties using the the young people to follow." Development along L a k * tions to its removal were re­ thu United States. noon He Is to he sentences! bring the sunken parts of the together singing "H a p p y facilities of the clerk's office. When a teenager is cited by Monroe came to a halt in ceived from a group of towns­ • • • hy Judge William Akridgc at U2 to the surface one,, tbe Birthday" and she obviously an officer he or she will he 1911 when river bargo traffic I p. m. Friday. main portion of the wreckage enjoyed it as much as anyone. Seminole High athletic di­ presented a Safe Driver people who considered it a Plot Charged Construction plans for the was stopped because of World landmark. This palm was Carrie Belle Kenscy, charg- Is spotted, he said. rector, Fred Cana*, said this Award card. At the end of Everett Kerr had the May- improvement of 2Ath Street Wur II. Too, at about that TAMPA (UPl)—A General . , , Meanwhile, Navy and Coast fair hsiking its best — orchids la-tween French and Mellon- time a waterfront warehouso morning that tickets for the six months one of these , afe p,an,c'1 in .th« pV k ,0 ",' 1B0 T e l e p h o n e Co. repairm an ed with gTand larceny, was Guard ship* and plunea search­ everywlwre — and a new vtllo Avenues, were received burned. Industry began Us Tribe - Lakcview contest In drivers will be presentesl with years ago by Graham Fuller. charged in a $1,230,000 law found not guilty hy a Jury, In return appreciation for suit Wednesday he was lured Two men convicted of mor- ed the area in hopes of find­ garden beyond the french Winter Garden Friday night an appropriate award by the by Cily Manager W. K. move away from the lake. the work done hy the club, from his home by two w o m e n :* '' charges were committed ing Hyde alive. Mostly clear doors had been added. Statu are available in Sanford. Stu­ Pilot Hub. Knowlet from the State Road But with the St. Johns-lncouncil agreed to light the so recording equipment could 1° Florida State Hospital, skies, calm sea* and mild tern- ettes, representing the 4 sea­ Department today. dents may obtain tickets at dian River canal now nearing park, install a sprinkler sys­ he planted there during the I peratuirs made aenrch con­ son*, were set among Junipers Seminole High School until --------------------Knowles, mid the plan* call reality, with subsequent in­ tem and post signs setting a ditions ideal. 3 p.m., Friday. Student tickets and other shrubs mil lighted for widening the street to (Ut crease In commercial and 32,*i fine for destroying or de­ year. at Winter Garden will cost movt effectively. RCCOTU W i n t C T (ret on an 80-foot right of pleasure water tralfic, Indus­ facing public property. more than those purchased at The most enchanting thing way. Present right of way is try now is renewing interest The Maltbie Shores drainage H u n t P r is o n e r Season Seen the school. All adult tickets we saw wa* an Ice sculpture ft) feet. SKI) will acquire an in water-front locations. lift station nnd streets were will Iks available only at the MOUNT CLEMENS. Midi TALI VIIA.SSRE (UPl) — Police wen- continuing their of one Hie houses ill Del addition ll til feet on either Winter Garden Stadium. i Deadlines come up tills accepted for maintenance hy (UPl)—Police renewed th eir; Development C o m m i s s i o n scnri-h today for Negro pris­ tons — complete with win­ side of the street from ad­ Meeting Tonight • • • weekend in three of four *bu *"wn upon completion of search today (or a missing chairman Wendell Jarrani. oner who escaped from a city dows an<| screens. Colored jacent proju-rty owner*. Supporter* of Ihe Utile Red R T. Mklwee, Seminole Seminole County municipal! Ihe 12-month opeiatinn trial right • font anaconda. Ihe caul Wednesday that Florida work gang at Doth Street and lights on this made it even Slate plan* to rebuild the SehooDuiuse are reminded of County's Superintendent of ties for candidates to qualify ( snake, capable of crushing was headed for an all time Otnnge Avenue lute Wednes- more effective, (we learned entire street, Knowles said. the meeting ut the health cen­ Council agreed to consider Public Instruction, is in Tal­ and voters to register for to death small rodents or record winter tourist season day afternoon, lie was iilcn Kerr had down a tradesman The plillt wero submitted to ter tonight for tiie panel dis­ tified it* Elbert I «-* Brown, from Miami for this). A chef Ihe city for checking of water cussion of retarded young lahassee this week for a -tatc- annual local elections schedul­ complaints registered by Mr*. slashing someone with it* raz­ Urn year. Widc committee meeting on ed the first week in Decem­ Grace Py le and her son, Allen or sharp teeth, ctcaped from He give ns* specific figures J3, serving fiO days for drunk- in a tall hat was the center and other utility lines adult*. R. Pyle, against “ apparent ber. “ Course of Studies." a downtown pet shop own,d. hut said summer and fall enn-ss and diacrderly con­ of attention s* he rnrvrd • • • Books clove Friday in ('as favoritism" being shown by- by Richard Kulik. 33. shres of corned beef—and Ibuslm-'* broke all records duct. JayCee Vice President Jack selberry and Oviedo and Sat­ town officials in allowing Ludwig has announced that urday noon in t.on^wood some home businesses to op­ Closing date in Altamonte erate ill iiiih * zoned stilctiy the steak cookout for new members,originally slated to Springs was Nov. it. Elec­ residential while others are be held Monday, has been tcril- tions arc slatrd on Monday, forced to relocate or close porarily postponed. A new Dec. 2 In Casselberry and on their business. In closing action, council date for the event, says Lud­ Tuesday. Dec. 3. in Aliamontc instructed Clerk Jim Palmer l.ongwood and Oviedo. wig, will he announced with­ Offices in Casselberry will to udvise Glucr Engineering in u few slays. • • • be open from (i until 8 p. m. Company to begin poshing for lnwlved i-i From Longwood, the "t.iiy toduv and from 8 a m. until " T ,,ir ,,r of Opportunity," comes word noon on Friday. In Oviedo. 4n»t®Hjatl«»n of the new water that the area will get its hoar* for Friday arc from fourth "junk yard" on I •">, 9 a. m. until main and from when an insurance salvage dis­ 2 until 4 p. m. Boy, 16, Loses posal for automobiles from a 1 I.ongwood office* wilt be over Central Florida will ho open on regular schedule Fri­ R igh t To Drive day and again at 7:30 p. tn. opened on Charles Street. A 10) ear-old Itoy. charged during a continued session of with drunken driving, via* deihe city council Regular Su*.. . clarcd delinquent by Jtivcnurday morning hours w 11 bo |lp Jl|(, Vcrwm Mlzc Wcd-ept with the book* closing nrMl, v ilftrrniK>n Thc a noon. | driver's license wa* »u*|>end„ “7 ~ ~ ed for one year. The driver Kail A ccid en t was involved in an accident OCALA (UPl) — Some 50 last Friday evening at 20th TEHRAN. Iran (U Pl) - A Florida Di-lrihutnr* For Driimsa Custom Built Tirrw Soviet Mig fighter plane ac passenger* and crewmen c»- Street ant Have* Drive vai>ed serious injury Wcdne* Meantime Warren Mitchell companied hy two other So­ viet military aircraft shot day when an Atlantic Coast <operator of a beer garden SANFDUD POST-OFFICE DltlVEKS received per year. From left are L. I’. Payton, rural car­ down an Iranian civilian Line streamliner slammed in at 9th Street and Cyprc** National Safety Council award.* for a combined rier; Robert Steele, rural carrier; Clifford 15. plane Wednesday in Iranian to a semi trailer truck Wed- Avenue, will be arraigned on nesday at a railroad crossing charges of selling beer to a total of M l yearn of driving w ithout a .tingle ac­ Wynn, city carrier; Louis M. Sweeten, city c a r ­ territory, killing two aerial d . W. F I R S T ST. FA 2-0651 cident. The total accident-free miles driven was rier; Postmaster Cecile Heard; Myron Smith, jnsp lurveyors, officials m d near here, derailing two co minor in Municipal Court gines and three cars. } Monday afternoon. almost J million, or an average of some 9o,000 city carrier, and Cyril Outlier, city carrier. today. Interest In Locations On Lake Rising Bryant Asks $10 Million For Canal Contract To 4-Lane BRIEFS Hwy. 436 To Be Let Oil Slick Found 400 Guests Attend At U2 Crash Deltona Celebration Site In Gulf Teen-Agers To Get Monthly Driver Awards Bolita Suspect's Charge Reduced Ciiy Gets Plans For 25th Street Area Election Deadlines Set Hunt Snake Red MIGs Down Iranian Plane I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1963 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, November 20, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 20, 1963; <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/3a4acfa14842ec74cb520d514a3f84a4.pdf e3bbf94ca136031ca15240c437daa4f0 PDF Text Text k our beautifully decorated, air conditioned ballroom which ao graciously accom m odates large num bers o f people. H a jr k ir Ballroom la now available fo r your special holiday dances, banquets, luncheons, etc. M ake your reservations Shalxm W i JjDimye Step into the exotic Orient . . . . soft lights, sparkling crystal and carved sandal* wood create an atmosphere of the far East For a real treat, plan a visit to the u n i q u e “ Shalimar” your next evening ou t �Pro Castro Terrorists Run Riot In Vonosoula Plot C A R A C A S , Venezuela (D T I) Reports from western Yen*- FALN — Terroriat aaipera and aabo* aaala said eight heavily armed called Monday night for a na­ tours went in to action through­ men captured and held fo r an tionwide general strike today out Caracas today aa the pro- hour at tho pollca station at and threatened the live* or C aitro underground sought to Chaparro, in Anzoatagui state, property o f aayono who defied enforce a ca ll fo r a general burned It and painted pro- tho order. V c T o C strike against the government. Castro, anti-government slo­ Tho Rods have vowed that A ctriltan w ee killed, two gans on walls. they w ill go any lengths tv Top celebrities, w ally are Ajvucd trvvps paUtded Ca­ prevent tho election scheduled aiuving into th* M ayfair Inn. policemen wounded am) three care burned in widely scat­ racas streets. Dec, 1, T h e n w a n reports Radio and T V itarm Don Mc­ I b a Castro - Communist that they planned to launch tered sections o f tho city. It Neill and Fran AtUaoa now a n waa bualncaa aa utual in mid■n all-out eam pelya o f vio­ registered. Form er h e a v y - city, howeeer, and only tho lence Wednesday. Air and eta patrols along weight champion Rocky Mar* alum areas appeared affected V tncsu tU 's 533-mile coastline *:*n© ia m oving hi Wodntaday by atrike action. bhort bursts o f gunfire were had been reinforced to keep and jock ey Eddie Areara ia tho Caatrolteo from smuggling heard in vmrioua parts o f tba •latod ta chock la latar thia city , including the El Quant* in guns from Cuba. month. taro (actor whoro sia persons Three tons o f arms, almost o o a were wounded by snipera fir ­ certainly run in from Cuba, Arthur M . Mohtcr, Chaae k ing on police patrols from w e n found burled on a lone­ Co. m anager, ia attending an N EW Y O R K (U P !) — Tha ly beach in northwestern Yenhilla flanking the area. international fortiliaor man* In addition to lira bomb at­ United States and ita allies csuela tw o weeks eg o. Uncon­ agoxMnt o o m i n a r t o d a y tacks on tw o c a n and a pass­ a n mora than a match fo r tha firmed re porta said U. 8. and through Friday a t Skokie, 111. enger bus, terrorists sprayed Communist bloe In nuclear ca­ Venezuelan patrol craft are a • • tacks along the roads leading pability and ground combat chasing a Cuban arms ship off Rumora to the contrary, Art strength. Defense Secretary tire coast. into mid-city. Flynn aaya the M ayfair h a Robert McNamara said Mon­ ia N O T fo r aalo to anyone at day night. any price. He aaya reserve Tha m ilitary might o f tha Bone point to a top winter United 8tst*s alone la such •oaaon at the hootelry. that “ I would not trade our strategic posture* for that o f tim e ago tha County the Soviets at any point dur­ offarad tha City a deal where­ ing tha com ing decade," Mc­ by the County would srquire a Namara amid. •trip along the w est aide of McNamara, addressing 2,M ayfair Country Club fo r a OOl) persona at the Economic BELMONT, N. C. ( DPI ) road righ t-of-w ay. City replied The 57th annual Chrlstmaa Club, said it waa "a certainty it had leaaed tha g o lf eou n o Evangelist Billy Graham said Seal campaign In Seminole that the must effeetira sur­ fo r 90 years ta tho Sas Fran­ Monday night that the work prise attack they could launch County will receive tta tradi­ cisco Gianta, who also own the o f the Rom an Catholic Vati­ tional erndoff Friday with would still leava na with ca­ M ayfair Inn. A rt Flynn re­ can Council "co u ld change all th* general mailing o f Christ­ pability to literally destroy ports that the particular land of Christendom ." mas Seale to resldcnta. Pro­ the attacker's society." He told students o f Belmont wanted by the County la not In 1955 Soviet armed forces ceeds o f the campaign will owned by tha City and leased Abbey College the council, numbered “ a form idable" 5.75 be used by the Tuberculosis bad by the G iants but la owned meeting In R o m e , million men, but Russia or­ Association to combat tuber­ outright by tha Gianta . . . "brought a new dialogue and dered a decrease In troops be­ culosis and other respiratory and ia NOT fo r tale. Good a new understanding and diieasei, cause o f various pressures, he newt fo r tho g o lfe n , who wera might bring • Christian re­ Carroll Burke, Christmas said. fearful som e tees and grains volution." “ Against that, it Is today Seal chairman, said that mil­ It was the first address by would be moved, the members o f NATO whose lion* o f lives have been saved • • a Graham, a frequent speaker active armed forces number since the first contribution Herald classified columns at public and Protestant col­ was made for a Christmas over 3 million," h* said. carrying this explanatory ad: leges and universities, on a McNamara re pouted state­ Seal. “ But the saving o f lives “ For aalo— Thunderblrd. Stork Catholic cam pus. ments that the United States Is not enough," he added. “ We Tho Very Rev. John Oetgen, ia com ing! 'Bird must g o !" has more than 500 Interconti­ are also continuing to wage a • • president of Belmont Abbey, nental and Polaris missiles a relentless fight against the Note on tha aplndte: Mrs. told Graham the school had ready to fire and he said Rus­ suffering, tragedy, loss o f M. E. Baker Jr. telephoned been praised for being the sia has only a fraction o f this time and money that result that she had a minor wreck first Catholic Institution to from TB and other diseases number. and in the excitement lost a issue him a speaking invita­ that a ffe c t breathing. Many f 10 bill and her car registra­ tion "but, after hearing you o f these other respiratory tion from her wallet. Would lalk tonight, we should be diseases sr* not only gravely blamed for having wailed so like to have a t least the regiaharmful in themselves, hut inlon g." tratlun returned. auacsptibiltty to T B ." • • • Graham M id ha had brand Figures released b y the Mora than 100 Seminole co llfg a Madaato “ Wat and awaHigh School girls tamed out fusedr b a ta a m t o # y '# « mg P ‘ for the fir s t prsctlcs session hava " M l M .lR k fe M W * .1' L a in l ' it e y iw flaa Club — I jlittt%nr W ere**) n * k « fleet their life ." Ha urged tba stu­ |sored by tha Ramin*)* County for the “ Powder Fuff'* foot­ among''dinsiders s f people and ball game slated for Dec. 13. dents to “ find God for \vifi Chamber o f Conimerc* will be fourth among causes o f death. This will be the fourth annual se lf." held at 10:3i> a. m, Thursday Burka said, "W e must expand session and the first undsr at M ayfair tnn where the our e ffo rt to find hidden eases lights. "R u ffe* K lotchera" will be the of RD, including tuberculoels, • • e guests o f manager Everett II. in this community. On* o f our Dr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Kerr. goals it to alert every person Larger! were elected district Dun McNeill, popular leader tu the fact that chronic cough delegate directors at the an of the well k n o w n radio and shortness o f breath, most nual meeting o f the Florida B icukfait Club, broadcasting common symptoms o f RD, division of the Amrricnn Can­ Three m em ber* of a fam­ this week from Deltona, with may indicate the presence uf a cer Society Sunday at Tuinpu. ily were slightly injured and member* o f hi* stuff, will be serious ailment and require • ■ • the driver o f the second car present. th* advice o f a physician. We I'olitice In Casselberry pick­ Members o f th* C uf C with charged as the result of an must also put more money ed up over the weekend with their fem ale employes, cash­ automobile collision at to p into medical research to find the filing of Rohn Lady for m. Monday on Lake Mary iers. rrreptioniete and secre­ bettrr way* o f fighting Til mayor, George Howard fur a taries will p a r t i c i p a t e in Boulevard, near Park Ridge, und other Respiratory Dis­ return to tha board o f abler, uvvards o f turkeys, flowers according to Trooper Bill eases," men and Uue Sawyer for an­ and boxes o f candy presented Stringfictd. Robert Besserrr is Christother term as town marshal. by Koumillut and Audersotii , . . . Treated at Sanford Nival Already announced were Carl and Touchton Drugs, Food n,M b<’ nd ch* ,rn ,,n Air Station dispensary were Stoddard fo r m ayor, Cliff OvFair, T hriftw ay, Winn-Dixie Jack Horner, his wife. Peggy, einian fur another term on the ■Sturri and Rich Fuod Plan o f and son, John Jr. Charjcd board and Elton Bennett, o Ceiitnil Florida. was Jean Hauser, political newcomer, fur a shut Due lo the expected appearCharlie Husbands, asilgnwl at alderman. Still ta come out mica o f Dun McNeill and his lo Heavy AHack Wing 3 at is a candidate fo r the office "Kang,’’ the starting hour o f the Navy base, who was in­ of town clerk. Deadline Is the a ffa ir has been scheduled jured Saturday night when hii Friduy. Funeral service* fur Mrs. ear struck a tree on Highway (or 10:311, c InIdiets will note. # • * ■Shirley Gil h u m * , and her i27 at Elder Springs, wav re­ M YSTERY TT What w a s three-year-old son, Bobby Jr., moved from the Navy bavr that to a st Guard culler doing .Seminole County's I'Jth and dispensary to Orlando AKIt tied up at the city mole at 6 2Uth traffic fatalities thia year, hospital. thin m orning? II. E. Porter LUDWIGSTADT, Germany. will be conducted by Rev. wu« intrigued since the ship A luma (DIM) — Four person* crots- Kenneth Jones, o f had a drag line perched on cil the Iron Curtain to West Methodist Church, at 10 a.m the bow. tjuerirtl about it la BAGDR, Spain ( I l l 'l l — Germany against their will. Thursday at Hawthurne Fu­ ter. alter it had deparlcd. Famous gypsy dancer Car­ They were fugitives from neral Hume, Orlando. City Manager Pete Knowles Mother and sun died of in­ men Am aya died here early We*t Germany wanted on expressed no knowledge the today. &Te was 50 year.* old. criminal charge* and were juries suffered when their car ship had been in port. “ Pro­ Her death resulted Irutn pro- rcturned by the Ka»l Ger­ crashed into a trre at 2 a.m. ba bly," he said, 'They are gressivo sclerosis o f the kid mans under an informal cx Monday at Altamonte Springs. clearing the river channel." neys. The baby was dead on ar­ tradition agreement. 9 • • rival at Winter Park Hospital Note on the spindle: Ernest and the mulher died later in Cowley called to say that high th* day. school hand mass concert Two other children injured starts at 10:13 p.m. and not in tha crash, • daughter, 10:13 a m. Saturday at Mu Jackie, 5, and Barton, 2, are glclpal Stadium. Individual recovering st the Winter l’ srk bands will com m ence al 5:30 hospital. A third ion was un­ p.m. playing at eight-minuie injured. Intervals in the Central Flor­ Mr*. Gilmore and her hus­ ida contest. band. Robert, and their chil­ • * • dren resided at 107 Highland THIS IS A LAUGH - and Drive, Fern Park. smacks o f government red Red Bloc No Match For West, McNamara Says Graham Sees 'Chistian Revolution' Christmas Seal Kickoff To Be Held Friday Coffee Club To Meet Thursday Three In Family Hurt In Crash Funerals Set For Mother, Son Fugitives Cross The Iron Curtain Dancer Dies Shop Early.. Mail Early tape. Including the military. Cccile Heard was a member of the Sanford pustuffice staff for 13 years before becoming postmaster. 31iss Heard is spending three days at Titus­ ville b-dng “ taught" postoffice procedures. Nothiiu she could do about it—orders from Washington, • • • Incumbent Altamonte Coun­ cilman for Ward One. Keith L. Nixon, qualified today as a candidate for re-election Dec 3. Deadline for qualify­ in g ia 3 p-m . u*lay. fcattfori fprgdft WEATHER: Fair and mild today and Wednesday; hlfh today near 80; low tonight around 60. VOL. 66 United Prta# Laaied W in TUES., NOVEMBER 19, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 61 Red Split Seen As Beyond Repair ••• Curfew Lifted BE IRU T, Lebanon (U P I)— Iraq's new military regime to­ day partly lifted the 24-hour M OSCOW (U P I) - C o n m t o curfew it clamped an the coun­ nist China’s attack on Pro* try during Ita aclturo e f power mler Nikita Khrushchev aa # In Monday'e coup. “ Bible-reading, psalm-singing" One hundred per cent par­ ticipation — at slightly mors than 15 per employs—was re­ ported today fo r tha Central Florida Experiment Station’s contribution to ths Semlnols County United Fund. Jim Lao, captain for govarnraantal agencies In tha UF, reported to Chairman Paul Lewie tha atation’s 23 em­ ploye* contributed $110.50. This Included field trorkers, secretaries and sta ff members. The Interest displayed In ths w elfare actlvlllee o f (he coun­ ty by the experiment station employes is a source o f prtds to all o f the Experiment Sta­ tion employe*. Dr. John W. Wilson, entom­ ologist In charge. toM Lee that thin la the first time all o f the employee have contributed to the United Fund and h* Is proud o f th is achievem ent. Bulletin BALTIM ORE. Md. (D P I) — Hsak Bauer, former Nsw Y ork Yankee alar who once piloted the Kansas City Athletics, today waa named manager o f the Baltimore Ortolee. Ha succeeds Billy Hitchcock. Reippiriioning W A « m * 7 T O N (U P1) Supremo Court arguments on apportionment o f state and federal votin g districts drew to a clois today with a politi­ cal cm * from Atlanta, (la., «nd a racial caso from New Vurk City. t'omplainnnts from New York. Alabama, Maryland and Virginia have told th* court that political power in state legislature* has been frosen to benefit rural areas, with highly populated urban coun­ ties grotsly under-represent­ ed. The complainant* said they were denied their full right to eote and thus the "equal protection o f the law " gusrsntced in the U. S. Constitu­ tion. The nine justices heard a similar complaint Monday from Atlanta abuut tha 10 Georgia districts from which U. S. congressmen are elect­ ed. Although the candidate* arc running for federal office, the districts they represent were rarved out by a 1331 state law, Atlunta attorney Emmet J. llondurant asked the cuurt to declare thr law unconstitution­ al on the ground that it is completely unfair to Atlanta, where a lurge per cent o f the state's population ia concen­ trated. Jilted Suitor Sues For Ring SAVANNAH, G*. (U P I) Jack Flanigan filed a petition in Superior Court to recover a $l.?oo engagem ent ring be said hi* form er fiancre refuw* to return. Flanigan said he became engaged to Sandra Carter on June 21 and purchased the ring at that time. However, she broke the en­ gagement in late August ami “ started dating another m an," according to Flanigan. He nOME ( DPI ) Algerian said since she refused to re­ Ambassador to Italy Taleh turn tile ring, his only course Buulharouf said that pre for recovery was through the dominantly Moslem Algeria court. will toon establish diploma­ tic relations with the Vatican. At an em bassy reception for VIENNA, Australia ( U P I ) Algerian Ecumenical Council fathers, he stressed the good A young woman died o f a relations between the state heart attack during a twist and the Roman Catholic tournament here, police re­ Church in Algeria. ported. Twister Dies Peking Brands Khrushchev 'Bible Reader' JVUOA State Agency Supports UF 100 Per Cent Algerian Envoy Stresses Ties USE Jip c o o e TO SPEED YOUR CHRISTMAS MAIL feUblisfced 1908 Aid Renounced buffoon m ay m saa the U nto PHNOM PENH, Cambodia ( U P I ) — Cambodia today renouneed all U. 8 . aid, affective immediately, and demanded the withdrawal o f American m ilitary and civilian advisers. Soviet dispute has reached th# point o f n o return. Western diplomats said today. Ship In Distress M IA M I (L T D — Aa emer­ gency search w ai begun today far tha Chief, a chip carrying nine man (hat reported It waa sinking near the Dry Tortuga* 40 m ils* west o f Key West. New Home Test LONDON (U P I) — Prime M inister Sir Alee DouglasHome, an easy winner in his first vote o f confidence Mon­ day night, today faced another vote and hi* first session o f labor questioning In Commons. SURVIVOR — Her face showing the strain of the night's ordeal, Glnny Grosser, 68, Is one of the few survivors among the guests at the Surfside Hotel, swept by fire in Atlantic City, N. J., Monday. $30,431 Tax Lien All AM I (U P I) — Britisher Usrold Derbcr, already In jail and facing a a vsn l charges in his M lam i-to-Key West shuttle o f Cuban refugees, was slap­ ped w ith a $30,431 tax Hen by tha Interns! Ksvtnu* Service Monday. Casselberry Awards Garbage Contract Road Hearing The garbage col Ice Iion con­ Htalh, and Aldermen L. E. tract for Casselberry Monday Woodham and Art Lego. The com m lllce based ita decision night waa awarded to Logue on ,p a it perform ance of Garbage Servlet of Orlando Ssa/ord Com pany. by a split vuto o f tha Board Tha N ovem ber meeting of Aldermen. Tha meeting was opened immediately upon was a resumption of tha Oc­ closing tha continued session. The board set Dec. 4 u the tober business session. final date for complain!* to Voting against lha move ba registered against the pro­ wera Alderman Georg* How­ posed comprehensive zoning ard and Cliff Overman with plan. After this date the Overman registering strung board will m eet with mem­ protests against awarding the bers o f the toning commis­ town businesa to aa out-of­ sion to consider objections ami amend the proposed ordl county firm . Krcoinmendatiun that Lo nance in preparation for an­ guv be accepted over ABC of other publie hearing. th* Action was delayed on an Sanford w ai made by a study committee of 3!ayor Fred Overman proposal that Mel ody Lane be opened as • through street across town In an clfort to get a traffic light at Highway 17-92. 3Iayur Heath and J. D, Self, road board chairm an, wera asked to study the proposal and ra Organisational meeting to port hack to the board. Action also waa tabled on a eli-ct nf f i i cra fur t'.UlT will be held by the old ami new direc­ request from Hibbard Casscl torate o f the Seminole County berry for relocation of Uy Chamber o f Commerce on press Way until such time as a formal petition for aban Dvr. 5. il»n me nt of the present road Members, by mall ballot, U presented. have riveted the following for Self reported that Amlck three-year terms ns directors: Construction Company h a s I.firing Burgess. Hubert liescompleted base paving of the srrrr, F. E. Roumillat Jr., Ovcrhrook Drive project with Gen, J. C. Hutchison, John D. final rap In lw applied within Ivey, l.rltuy C. Robb, Juhn M. the next 43 days, lie was ad­ Fitzpatrick, Kutlylu llousholdvised that progress bills must rr, T. K. Tucker, Jack I. be obtained for the board be Greene, Earl Toney, Georg* F. fore any payment on the pro­ Anderson, II. K. MeCanna and ject can he released. Balance lliblutril Casselberry. due is $3,3)132 although Self Serving oil the canvassing reported he will reserve cost committee for thr voting were o f the capping until Urn work B. L. I'erkini Jr . rhairman; la completed before any fin­ Robert Khedden, Arthur It. al payment ia made. Beckwith Jr., Doria Fleming, 3lrt. 31 a r y Hawthorne, At Wallace ami John Kailer. clerk, was instructed to send letters to chairmen uf various commissions advising them to begin work on preparing n tentative budget for presen­ tation at Uie first board meet­ TA M PA (U I'I) - Circuit ing in January, Chairmen Judge Thomas J. Collin* Is­ also will be advised that in sued s tem porary restraining all future purchases the board order Monday night halting should be supplied with a the milk commission's fair statement on each purchase. trade practice order, which The election board for Dee. was due to go Into effect to­ 3 municipal elections was ap­ day. pointed. It includes Joseph The order would have set Laird, clerk, and Graham minimum price* for milk at Wilson, Miller Evans and the retail level. 3lrs. Eleanor Storrs. It waa passed hy the com­ Voting will be by machine mission In .September and and absentee ballots will be wuuld have gune Into effect available H application is today, made with the town clerk by Collins issued the order at Friday o f this week. Deadline a hearing o f a suit brought (or voter registration and by three stores. for candidates to qualify also The restraint w ill be in e f­ is Friday. fect until a new hearing U The board will m eet next held. The hearing will be set Monday night to purge the books. hy Judge Collin*. C. Of C. To Elect Directors Dec. 5 Court Blocks M ilk Order FO R T W ALTON BEACH (U P I) — Tha Playground Chamber o f Commerce said today i t has ask ad ths U. S. Bureau o f Roads fo r a public hearing on proposed location o f Interstate Highway 10 serosa th* W est Florida Fanhandle. Rocky Hopeful W ASHINGTON (U P I) — Nsw Y ork Our. Nelson Rocke­ feller wound up a supportsesklng visit to the nation's capital today on an oplimisUe not*. II* said ho was “ mors •nrouraged" than ever that ho would win th* 1354 GOP pres­ idential nomination. Crash Kills Four Th* attack, printed In Chi* n est Communist newspaper* today, waa unprecedented lit bitterness and ridicule, and contained ic r ic m *h**y*a against Khrushchev’s foreign policy a* well as his personal demeanor. " N o matter how much h o may praise hlmeelf, ha w ill not be able to cover up hta dangerous practice o f reck­ lessly playing with nuclear weapons o r faw ning bsfor# Imperialist nuclear blackmail," tha 18,000-word Peking' state­ ment said. This w as a reference to th# Soviet deployment e f mlesile# to Cub# and the agreement to withdraw them under U. 8 . pressure In the fall o f 1952. China's blast appeared t# b* direct deflanc* o f Xhr#> shehov's o ffe r o f a true* ha the bitter ideological conflict. Thera w as n o 1mmediat# Soviet reaction, hut aema oh* servers expected the dispute to p la y an important part la the Soviet Communist party *■ Central Commit!** meeting neat month. T h a n have been repented report* hare that another a t­ tem pt might be made to bring Soviet and Chinese negotiator* together to work ant som e settlement o f the dispute. Th# last such talks ended la M L ure last summer. The Increas­ ingly vitriolic tone o f the Chi­ nese attacks made a new at­ tem pt also seem foredoomed to failure. Diplom ats sold until tuck a m eeting. Indications war# that tho Soviets would stand by their policy o f peaceful coexistence with the West, aa outlined in a handbook o f S o­ viet documents on th* dispute Issued Monday. Tho handbook called P e­ king’s positions “ slanderous" and mistaken, but it made n* direct personal attacks on nay o f ths Chinos* leaders. A LA 310, Tenn. (U PI) — A fleeing car, a police car and and automobile loaded with Boy Scouts headed for a bow l ing outing, slammed into a freight train a t a railroad crossing Monday night. Four persons were killed end five other* Injured. The deed In- Three Youths Held Three w hile juveniles who rtmlrd two scouts and tho desecrated tha Trinity AMD drivers of two ef ths cars. (N e g ro ) Church last weekend were taken Into custody by Pullca l.t. Ben Butter Monday TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — whit* also damaging ths In­ The Stale Cabinet did not terior o f 'in old property meet today. G ov. Farris Bry­ known sa “ the Mansion" o # ant and most o f the state o f­ East Second Street, Pollca ficials were In Pinellas Coun­ Chief Buy Williams said to ty (or a meeting with the duy. The youths wera turned county's Dem ocratic Party over lo Juvenile authorites and are being held in county JalL hierarchy. No Meeting ADDITIONAL COPIES OF The Sanford Herald ANNUAL Progress Edition ARE AVAILABLE AT THE H E R A L D O F F IC E 204 W. FIRST Price — 30c Per ST. Copy Coupon On P age 2 �_ __ - 7. , -.*r Lot's Tel The World! o f th t chief atafT atticera at S«ftd The Annual Pictorial th# w in e , « m n guoat i t Um V A H l officers w it*» ca ffe* Thursday. Commander K h t tw e t will rth ere C it. I t f farm or M com mantling officer at V A H 2 Play w ill W f k n l l i M p. m . Another p n t woo Nr*. h i 0 a*Oma n. bride* d k f a n a o f tha N O W r is k Henrietta Farmer, the mother Imart, M b that Um m w h o o f Commander Farmer. H a r tu — for the coffe* ia « 0 M ( f l t p d dupHeat# wer# Mr*. Georg* Hoffman, M r*. Robert McDaniel and Mr*. TTittm i Joyner. Other new club member* la* troducad by Mr*. Farmer war* M r*. Jerrald Cbetdelelne , Mr*. John V knlgan, Mr*. Dow Safi lhma and Mr*. Henry Mon­ roe, who wae attending her fir s t coffee. Mr*. Dora Lee H a d m i m waa a gneet o f M rs. Martin Sheridan. Progress Edition Mr*. W U To Your Fritnds man p m s b y t s m a n c h u b o i o f Sanford inaullnd membnrn of th# Session and Diaconato st tbs 11 a.m. sanrka Sunday. Menbora o f tbs Seseion. frost from left. Jack L Grows, Wil­ liam V. Hemphill, Georgs Msffstt, Dr. Cbarks L. Person*, Stanley B. Plerco, Balpb Aostte Smith arid Georg* A. Stin#; of th« Diaconato, back from left, William 8. Brumley Jr., Franklin D. Gore. Richard Packard, Clarnnc* L. fUdding, L e H o y C . Robb, Robert A . Rumbley and JamM M. Warner. (Herald Photo) — U f To Dote Hoped — OP < Growtgp Chy ami C aa tr Nursing Service Needs Support co ffe e and elected Mr*. C lif­ ton Dowell *1 N O W board member. She will replace Mr*. C raig M eet* when the new board takea offlea la January. Mr*. L o o k DrieeoU, etea yewaFund raising has barsam d if­ idrat Mr*. J* Brown, troaaur. M r*. Robert Harrop, an aar- ficult fo r tho Seminole Coun­ * r Mm. S a t Madd, racordlng ty Juvenile Council and waa tho main (abject a t a called mooting by WUllam Tanner, president The brother o f Mr*. C . B. The poaaJbiUUa* o f a fluid Reave*. William Colllatar, re­ raising campaign worn studied cently «pend a few daya with In an effort to meet tho 91,000 tha Baavea. Collieter i* from pledge to the FoaU r Car* P ro­ PUtabwgh. gram, tha prims p roject o f tho council. A check In tha amount Mr*. R. B. Lavender waa f i r m a* n deerprise and waa o f $50 was accepted from tho tb* hoetee* for tho squadron won b y Mr*. AUca B oa t Seminole County Children’* wlvaa d o b of VAH-7 fo r their Advisory Council and It was A n Olympia Gama them* November bride* held a t her announced that letter* hava w in spark tha decoration* f o r bom*. been aent to the mem bers o f F irst price wae won by Mr*. tha e liman o f Saaford’a ow n t h e Ministerial Association mammoth competition, t h o R. L. W right and aecond by suggesting that one Sunday be Bombing Darby party to bo M rs. R. McLain Jr. set aside annually a s "Juven ­ Thoao ■tending the bridge ile Council Sunday.” wer* Mr*. R. L. Merritt. Mn>. Members would Ilka to ob> D C Otd, Mrs. T, J. Cent), lain th* services o f a psychia­ Mrs. Edward Foy, Mr*. R. 8 . trist on a part-time basts to Donaldson and Mr*. R . M. work with the council, and this Dtmleary. would corns,out o f tb* fund* raised. ,T*nner appointed the. fo l­ lowing committte* chairm en) S h i d h id t the work. They w ill Mr*. Marie tfundvaU a t her Cecil Tucker, co-ordinating) retnrn In their respective borne. The gueste arrived Kenneth McIntosh, public r * . g reops and complete lb * da*, early to atirpris* tho K ing* tatlons; Louisa Thom pson. fl< oration* by Dae. I. D aring the who will be moving to Beo- anc«, and Tucker, church of­ week o f the Bombing D erby ville, Texas, where C h ief K ing ferings. Mailed Anywhere In The U. S. For 30c Iadaotry u d AgrkahRro B ooms For Greek— Ltvtag "Sem inole public H e a l t h Mrs. William T ttford, gen­ eral cbalrmaa o f tha TWent Basaar sponsored by tha W8CS o f tha Caaaelbarry Com­ munity Msthodlst Church on Friday, N ov. I , reported re­ ceipt* of |425 fr o m tho din­ ner and baxaar a t a general meeting o f tha organisation held last W ednesday after­ noon. Lin. E. P. Richard* waa in charge o f th* program which was on Thanksgiving. 8 he was assisted by Mrs. E. A. Van Fleet, Mrs. H arold Wood, Mr*. J. C. W eir, and M rs. Tilford. Th* Esther Circle present­ ed a playlet ou peace around tk« world with circle member* representing the various court- Ntrjr tries. Those takin g part ware Homa Nuraing Service le an Mrs, J, D. Newman, Mrs. Har­ established fa c t, bat aaada the ry McPeek, M r*. Oscar Fee**, continued support at Uw comMrs. Ihom aa Gullickaon, Mrs, raunlty," D r. Frank Leone, Jams* E. Johnson, Mrs. Emily Van Deusen and Mrs. C. K. said. Fisher. In describing tha service Dr. Mra. E. P. Richards vrtf Leone, County health director, named key woman to repre­ said tho nurse give* medicine sent the Casselberry church in a* ordered by tb* attending the Winter Park Council o f pkytlcian, changes dressings, United Church Women. and gives many other nuraing Mr*. Nelson Bunnell, secre­ services to thoso not 111 enough tary o f chtidren’i work, re­ to b* in a hospital, but who ported on th* sticceta o f th* could not remain a t bom* with UNICEF drive at Halloween merely th* unskilled attention In which th* children collected o f fam ily members. 957. “ Thvre la less acute Ulneaa The business meeting woe because o f scientific advances, conducted b y Mr*. Arthur improved practice* in sanita­ Putman, president. Visitors tion, hygiene, nutrition, tho wer* Mrs. A d a Trtarhler and Immunising procedures I Mrs. Paul Knight. the antibiotics according to freshnivnta ware served tho Public Health O fficer and wing tha awetlng by the meat communicable dices see hostesses, M rs. Jack W sltm sn, have coma under gradual e Ckerch u d 8chook 8 Pacta Of Novo oad Boutlfol Pfetono Copioo Of Ch t r i o s Bennett, Treva Strsughn, Dorothy Fitzgerald Births Mr. and Mrs. G ary Carter, baby girl; Mr. and Mrs. Dew­ ey Straugbn, baby g irl; Mr. and Mrs. Claud# Hlttell, baby girl, all of Sanford Discharges Phyllis Clark. E ith er Spivey, Charlotte Henderson, Mack Lindsey, O I a Cunningham, Franeca Wilton, Patricia Ber­ nal, James L. Sikes, William Shandi Wallace, JoAnne Me Call and baby boy, all of Sanford; Ortie D avis, Lake Monroe; N o r m a Murray, Apopka; Edna Cocklin, De- Mrs. Prevail 01 Geneva Dies the decoration* will bo put np w ill be stationed: tn tha NAB ballroom, whara Tha living room waa docor- honored recently nt an after­ Mrs. H atol C. Pravstt. 65, the party Is to ba hakL a ted with sotumn leaves noon bridge nt th* homa of died Sunday evening at Sam ' * * which wore also part o f tha Mrs. William MallcxowakL lnote Memorial Hospital. Board members at the C h ief table setting. Hor d'oeuvree o f Mra. Hendon will be leeving Born May 16, 1 » . in Clark Petty Officers Wive* club m ot ham, chicks* salad, shrim p when Cdr. Sandun is Irani County, Ohio, she had made recently to pUa tho agenda and cheese wsre served with ferrsd next month from V A H btr horns in Geneva for the o f Wednesday’s club m eat- chips and nuts, 3 to Hatron 2 on the west past 43 yesrs. Th* widow ol lag, Mrs. A . M. Blair waa tha Serving the iwfreehmente cuaat. the lata T. W. Prevail, she bee tea* fa r the group. were Chief Phillip Simpson Freeh flowers in autumn was a mem ber o f tha Geaava Attending tha moating w ars and Chief Thomas Farrow . colors with dried leaves wer* Baptist Church. Mr*. C. B. Reevse. Mrs. V . W . Mr*. Farrow helped the hoe. featured on th* table. Cherry Survivors are five children, Grsnderton, Mrs. J. H. O’D on- tecs serve coffee and a cake pie, pecan pie, c o ffe * and tea Thomas D. o f Geneva, Char *aU, Mr*. C. E. Morton. Mr*. decorated with a farew ell mea­ wer* served. les F. of Osteen, Carlton E. 8 . B. (Julon, Mrs. B. Pope, se g*. Mrs. Ssndon waa presented of Camp LeJeune, N. C., Mrs. (lifts wer* presented and with a ceramic ash tray and Mr*. L J. J a m il, Mr*. Alberta William Forsythe o f Tampa opened during the evening end Mrs. Larry Cox won tha first Buy X tlly and Mrs. P. J. W eber. and Mrs. Neal Viden of Or • # • Chief King was congratulated prist In th* bridge gam *. Mr*. NOVEMBER I f Undo; two brothers, O. C. Lit A ll first and second class on attaining hi* E-ll rate. Wallace Phillips w on second Admission* tier of Springfield, Ohio, and N aval persoantl and thalr Those standing th* party high honors. Dougin NlchoD, W o n i e 1 II. M. Littler o f Jacksonville; wive* and gueata are invited war# Chief and Mrs, Uarald Those attending w ar* Mrs. Boyd, Curtis Murphy, Msry two listen , M rs. B. F. Griggs to a Thanksgiving party tn be Crane, Chief and Mr*. John Jamea Mayo, Mrs. Jamsa de- F. Minn, Russell P. Crump­ of Jacksonville and Mrs. G hold a t th* Acty Dvucy C lu b; Blank I r a k i Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Ganahl, Mrs. John llarlow, ton, Lynda Robinson, Jove A. Durrance o f New Smyrna an N ov. IV. \James Galmlsh, C hief and Mrs. Clifford Nelson, Mr*. phtne Kampf, F'runic Fenley, Beach. Costumes appropriate to tho Mr*. L. Fay, Chief and Mr*. Leonard Reinhart, Mra. Jesse Pompy Jenkins, Gersldino Funeral services will be Thanksgiving theme will be John Fullvir, Mr. and Ur*. T aft, Firs. Harry B ryant, Urs, Tbumptuq, all o f Sanford; held at 2 p m. Thursday at judged with prise* going to the Carl Nuto, Mrs. A lvlro Kelly, John Iloganson, Mra. C. J. KJliaMh Tubbs. Lake Mary; the Geneva Daptlit Church best man, best gist and beet U rs. Edna Murray, th* Far- Young blade, Mrs. John Ivey, Carmen Dees, Jacksonville with Rev. Ja ck Stewart ol couple, (lain** and skits w ill rowa and th* Simpsons. Firs. Robert Ilepp. Mra. C lif­ Births Center Hill officiating and * * * b t presented. ton Dowtll and Mr*. D. C. Mr. and Mrs. Kennon Fenley, Rev. Benny Baker o f Geneva A volunteer committee o f Mrs. King was also honored Purdy. beby boy, Sanford; Mr. and assisting. Burial will be In s e e wive* o f first and second class with a farewell coffee attend­ Mr*. Thomas E. Dees, bsby Geneva Cemetery. personnel ore htlplng with the ed by i!5 friends and neigh­ Three officers w ives have girl, Jacksonville Brlsson Funeral Homa la In decorating uf the club fo r tho bor*. Tb# coffee was held at been chostn by tha N O W club Discharge* charge of arrangement*. th* bom* of Mrs. Farrow. A s­ board nominating committee Virgil Hasty, lie H. Houa perty. • • • sisting were Mr*. G eorge to run fur president o f the bolder, Gilbert B. n ie g s r . Suggestions for n them# for D ietie and Mr*. Simpson. board. Tb* three, on* o f whom Clyde Smith. Iva B. Weber. tli* January change o f board Mrs. king was presented will ba sleeted in January, are Geraldine Thom pson, Mary cuflve o f tho NOW club* w ort with twu geld charm s; ■ Mrs. Wad* Markley o f tha M. ilurmby and baby buy, all considered by members o f the bosket of |warls and a disc staff, Mrs. James Olson from of Sanford; Charles Carlsen, V A ll-11 and Dot V officers symbolising her term an pres­ VA1I-5 ami Lira. Craig Moor* DeBsry; Minnie Butler, Long- AIK CONDITIONER w ives club *t their luncheon ident uf the CPO wives club o f VAII-3. wood; Gall Puckett and baby H. B. Pope Co., Inc. Thursday. u year ogo. girl, Maitland VAI I - l l and l**t. g will be Tha hostesses served pas­ COMING EVEN TS For The Finest Y eor Around NOVEMBER 17 tl.e busies*** for th* send* tries, coffee and tea to the Weather Conditioner Wednvsday, N ov. 20 Admissions annual change uf boald cere­ ladies present. FEDUEKS CIT) w in * club meeting. Kuda M. Crenshaw, V w ts Sales — Service monies. * * * < VAH-9 officers wive* bridge, Harper, Robert Taylor. Jean 21*0 S. Park Ave. Sanford The luncheon was held In Meuibcis uf tht V igilante |io *. m. Afterburner. Bring Smith, Alva Fair, Lillie C. FA 2-4234 tli* Hubert Mt-yvr Hotel, and Navy Wive* Club No. 211 will |own lunch, Spivey, Lua Conner, Judith liueUsse* were Mrs. J. H. Den. meet fur a social hour Nov. 26 Thur.d*), N ov. 21 U. Uurru, D oris WlllUm*. ALTO SERVICE ni son and Mrs. D. C. Purdy, at Ule holne o f Mr*. Glenn VAH-5 enlisted mens wives A * l r i d Cuffinau, Delaney Mis lusts atrip steak was served Smith. Each member i* to |club, 7:30 p. tn. B(M) wardA D A IR ’S Beecher, Moxzaro UcMilUan, H A R R Y to th* ladi** in the Spanish brlng an idea far m aking room. GULF SERVICE all of Sanford; Albert Mather, room . Ctirislmuv decuratiuna for tin-1 VAH -1 officer* wives cuf- Dorothy A. Moure, Lake Mon Tires - Batteries - Accessories A centerpiece uf bright au­ lis.suw. f i t , 10 a. m. Homo of Mt*. roe: Preitun Jones, Osteen; K»ad A A A Service tumn I'-Hvcs and flow ers had Guaranteed Brake A Muffler * * * |Leonard Reinhart. lulalren Six, Lougwood 1mcti or rouged by the bus Service Heverul mtuibers u f the V A II-ll o f f i c e r s wives ______ Births t esses, taking the material* VA1I-1 officer* wives d u b |bridge, 12:30 |>. ni. Homa of jjr anal Mrs. Hobby Muore, Ftench A lit . FA 3-9bi2 from their own lawns. traveled lu the Orlando A ir j Mrs. It. 8. Beat. baby boy. Lake Monroe. Ur. FA 2-W it Tho dourprise o f Christmas Force Base Uffleers d u b Sun-1 s t a ff officer* wi ves bridge, and Mr*. Janie* B u m s, bob} FKEUS candtos was won by Mrs. I. A. day fur the buffet dinnrr i p j noon. Home o f Mrs. David girl, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Coff­ . bignovetii. served tier*. I Dearulph. man, baby girl, hanford Others attending the lunch­ Making the trip w e,* Hr*. Friday, N ov. 22 Discharge* eon were Mrs. J. F. Harlow, I-eonurd Reinhart, Mr*. J. F . ' Duplicate bridge com peti- L y n d a Robinson. Mildred Mrs. If. 8. Best. Mrs. Harvey (larger. Mis. Harold It. C row -j thin, 7:30 p. in. Jewish Coin- - ltabco.'k. Gsstun Davis. Da Jitn Dandy Feeds Aubuchuii, Mr*. J. G. Cuiouna, lien, k ill. A. if. Uiuvvur, Mrs. munity Center. tear L Parker and baby girl, Timothy Hay - Cotton Seed Lira. D. B. Mitchell. Ur*. J . R. Doug Wood and Mrs. Jams* Meal Monday. Nor. 23 John Burton 111, Patricia Me93 40 per 100 IK bsuilusky, Mrs. J. M. W eiss- Durbin. Vigilante Navy W ives Club Faddcn and baby girl, Doug­ Cow Feed Pittening and Fattening * ft * tu*u, Mrs. H I). Field and! No. 211. li omv uf Mi*. Gieiui las M riult. all o f Saufnr i, 320 f a n f o ld A ve hanlurd i i . Uot*. | Jd.s, Ift.ui4.hl4 feaiMiftii . . . ttutiUis t Uobwl Kimer*, Deliory OvUtoodkf MHIoa Caa Bo Mallei Dirtctly To Your Fri—do For Ooljr . • . • 30 cents e Chambers. /. Thk “Sorry N o Phone Orders" trot, although tha last all eat BHHIB'Jbm tuberculosis <g_ venereal diseases la bafora os. "B u t today w * a r t faced with th* challenge o f chronic Ulneaa and especially tha need to provid* supportive service* fur people In their homes.” Mall Or Briaf* TMd ( * * — WHh 30c For Kadi Naas To: The Sanford Herald Friday Deadline Set For Space In Directory P.O .Box 1657 Sanford, Flo. Friday la tha deadlin* for business firm s in th* Sanford area to obtain space in th* new Gindervill* Area Direc­ tory being published by tha Gindervill* Voluntary Fir* De­ partm ent To dato, 64 leading and re­ liably firm s have purchased space in tha book, represent­ ing slightly moro than 90 per cent of space originally allot­ ted fo r this purpose. Du* to the large number of request* th* committee boa received fo r copies o f the di­ rectory, It sppeara that dis­ tribution may hava to be placed on a priority basis. Today brought In requests for tho book from Daytona Beach, Lakeland, Miami and Cap* Canaveral a* well s* those from local rveldent* and busi­ ness firms. PLEASE PRINT I NAME net■ PLEASE PRINT >*tl■*#•siSssHm** MMat I ADDRESS ___ ^ 1 | NAME | ADDRESS I CITY I CITY' 1 STATE - I M TATR I I I PLEASE PRINT j NAME PLEASE PRINT ................................ • ! 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H A R V E Y PLUMBING Cuuipiete Installations • Repairs Bathroom and Kitchen Fixtures Water Pumps Fro* Estimate* § a n f n r ii f e r a lii * twuV i f.v 2-33*1 VACUUM CLEANKMS “ Seminole County's Only Daily Newspaper” SAN FO RD Y’ a c u u m C l t t n e r Parts A Ri m IIn ' I s le Inctudln* Free Pick Lp PK | Ii> �a* *» ------------- ----— l ■■■* \ - \ N ot . 19, 1963 — P age 8 N ew Families Judith Lynn Boyce, Ramon S. DeMark W elcomed To S. Seminole Married In College Park Ceremony ■y Mrler aqua dress sim ilar to that of turing a scoop neckline. Mrs. Boyce w ore a small rose col­ Misa Judith Lynn Boyce, the bridesmaids. toque-type hat with The mother o f the brick ored daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. W. wor* a knit sheath o f soft matching accessories and a H. B oyce, 1203 Lynnwood rose flecked with ailver fea­ white orchid corsage. Ave., Bear Lake, becam e the bride o f LL ( jg ) Ramon S. DeMark, son o f M r. and Mrs. Michael DeMark, o f Ever­ green Park, 111., Saturday, Nov. 2 at 3 pan. Rev. Luther V . Laltc and Rev. William V Trwb* offi­ ciated at the cerem ony in the College Park M e t h o d i s t Church. The church w as decorated with baskets o f white glad­ ioli and mums, backed by tall palma and fernery. Graceful lighted tapera stood at either aide o f the altar. Organist. Mrs. Albert Kelly, accompanied Mrs. D a v i d Lowe who sang "E ntreat Me Not To Leave T h ee" and "The Wedding P rayer.” The bride, given in m arri­ age by her fatber, wore a for­ mal length gown o f peau de sole featuring a scoop neck­ line accented with crystals and pearls, ending in wrist length tapered sleeves. A bustle o f self material in the back ended in a ehapcl train. Her elbow length veil of silk illusion was held by a deli­ cate crown of crystals and MRS. RAMON S. DcMARK tiny pearls. The bride wore an heirloom gold locket wurn by her grandmother when she was a bride 50 years ago. She carried an old-fashion­ ed bouquet o f white roses cen­ WOODROSE CIRCLE she is merely a costume made tered with a white orchid. En­ Such com m on household over an inverted cardboard hancing the bouquet was a items as old newspapers, coat cone, she is a candidate (or background o f allk illusion bangers and discarded nylon veiling with a cascade of SRO. stockings can be converted white satin streamer*. Angels made of loops of into charm ing holiday decor­ The maid o f honor, Billie ations, Mrs. L. E. U-cpcr wire twisted into ovals and Jo Boyce, sister or the bride, told m em bers o f the Wood- covered with a square o f ny­ wore a street lengih sheath rose Circle of the Sanford lon rut from a discarded o f winter aqua peau de sole Garden Club, during a dem ­ stocking and sprinkled with with a bell-shaped ovcrskirl ons I ration of "Christm as Dec­ glitter add an airy note to o f the same material. The orating” a t the Nolembcr Christmas decorations. Angels scoop neckline ended in el­ may also too made o f felt and meeting. bow length sleeves and she A chubby Santa made of Santa faces for door knob wore a matching aqua circ­ wire coat hanger* covered rovers m ay he fashioned of let of self m ateria] with soft with newspapers ami dressed crochet or felt. aqua veil. Miss Boyce car­ The fascinating art o f tin in Ids red and white suit can ried an old-fashioned bouquet stand by the Christmas tree, snipping can produce trees o f gold mums backed with lie is shout two feet tall and or wreaths from lid* ot old gold veiling of silk illusion. is guaranteed to catch the tin cans—you can hardly ask Bridesmaids w e r e Miss fancy o f the children., One lor anything easier on the Barbara Alderman o f Orlan­ budget or more beautiful. do and Cheryl Somes o f Chi­ note of caution, however, lie However, cutting and assem­ U fragile, for decoration only, cago wearing outfits identical bling these items require sure to that o f the maid of honor. so keep him out o f roach of handling o r you may spend little hands or you will soon Flower girl, little Ccmmy your time stitching up your­ Lowe, o f Orlando wore an be back to pile o f old news­ papers again. His head may self instead of your Christmas be made o f a Styrofoam hall decorations. If you don’ t feel up to tin covered with pitpier-mache with features either painted snipping, how about building on or cut o f felt ami glued a "kleenex tree*’ ? Tills flufty decoration begins with a on. Another charm ing figure, dowel in a ha*e and an In­ Troop 202 the old-fashioned lady, can be verted co v e of chicken wire dressed in velvet ami lake over the dowel. Poke the tisGirl Scout Troop 202 held a fur or crepe paper and cot­ uc* in by their centers, be­ .-un,l>lnation F ly .P p and Inton, depending on your bud­ ginning at thu top o f the vesture service, recently, with get. From the top o f her prim enne. T w o boxes of tissues leader* Mr*. Louisa Lord and bonnet (doll heads are avail­ (have you seen the red or Charline nigg* conducting the able locally) to the tip ol her green ones available during hoop skirt, she is an elegant the Christinas season?) will ceremonies. caroler of the season. Since fashion a tree that can he Cheryl Kitner flew up from thu ultimate touch in decora­ • brownie to a Girl Scout. ting a bath or bed room. Her brownie leader, Mr*. Lu­ Such a tree is even handier cille Albert and Mrs. Phyllis than a ‘ pop-up” box Kitner and two brownies asNames o f real tree* or ailed with the ceremony. plants, how ever, will be used Kay Yapp, Rebecca Whigby circle mem bers in answer­ WEDNESDAY barn and Nancy Biggs were Circle 13 o f the First Pres­ ing roll call at the December Invested Into the troop. byterian Women o f litc meeting. One o f tiro club pro­ Nancy’s mother, Mrs. Charlene Church meets at U:13 a m I jects will be sending greeting Biggs, was also invested as with Sirs. Charles Persons, card* to children o f Formosa a leuder. 219 Scott Ave. this year in an attempt to Other members o f the troop Christian Education Com­ depict to diem the American received membership pins mittee meeting at 8 p m. way ol life. Members are urg­ showing they have been Girl First Baptist Church 'iron- ed to begin saving cards now Scouts for one year. They soring Fam ily Night Supper and during the holiday sea­ were Susan Baker, Brenda at 6 p m. I’ raycr M u ting 7. IS son. Behenhuugh, Gail Denman, p.m. Mrs. Phillip Iogan will Ann* Marie H off, Cheryl Kit. «erve as representative of ner, Diana Mcarnon, Pamela Wood rose Circle to the perm Newton, Audrey Danders, Su­ anont building committee of san Smith, Jacqueline Thomp­ the Sanford Garden Club. Mr. and Mrs. James E. son, Becky Webber and Bonnie Hostess for the November Howland, o f portal, Ga,, WIeboldL meeting was Mrs. Vance New patro) leaders installed spent the weekend with her Brumbaugh, were Kay Yapp, Brenda Bed parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar T. Pearson. enbaugh and Audrey Pyle. Tjcmdsw CblxJ&A Girl Scout Diary Church Calendar Personals James I. Lawson attended the recent Pharm acy Confer­ ence which was held at the J. HilIU Miller Heallh Center WEDNESDAY on the cam pus ol the Univers­ The Wckiva Chapter of the ity of Florida, DAR will meet at the borne of Mrs. Robert N. McGee. 313 Mrs. R. P. Goodsp<cd is re­ Alexander Ave., in DeBary, ported to be improving from at 2 p.m. Miss Beatrice J. recent back surgery at Or Tyson will be in charge of ange Memorial Hn-ipital. in the program. Orlando. Local Events DANCE A M E R IC A N L E G IO N EVERY FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHT SERVICE MEN WELCOME! Mrs. Nora Norris, Wefeoma W agon hostess, report* the follow in g new families wel­ The m other o f the groom comed recently to the Booth chose a beige brocade sheath Sem inole area: with matching beige bat and M r. and M is. Robert Lee, accessories. For ber corsage from Orlando; Mr. and Mrs. Mrs DeMark ehose a yellow Jim m y Tkrry, Robin and Ran­ M id b :v * » ii orchid corsage. dy, from Orlando; Mr. and Best m an was Laurence De- Mrs. John Erickson, Kathy Mark twin brother of the and W esley, from W inter groom , from Evergreen Park, P ark; Mr. and Mrs. R. D, ill. Ushers were LL (jg ) Giles W esley, from Columbia, 8 . C. J . Boter and Davis W. Mur­ Mr. and Mr*. Marion Spain, phy, both o f Sanford. Michael, Kathleen, Patricia t -rr-r-itfin ry jj VrJJ 4t tfaC ami Dale, from SsntorU; Mr. D ubsdread Country Club la and M rs. Dan Peeler, Lonnla Orlando Immediately follow­ and Pamela, from G affney, ing the wedding. The club 8 . C .; Mr. and Mrs. Robert w as artfully decorated with W hite, Andrea, Barbara and flow er arrangrmenta placed Teresa, from Oceana, V a.; about the room along with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kuhika, white and gold wedding belli. from Jacksonville. A white draped table with Mr. and Mrs. H. J. McGra­ orchids tucked Into the folds ther, Cynthia, Joseph and Ken­ was set before the fireplace, neth, from Saulte Ste. Marie, holding the four tiered wed M ich.; Mr. and Mr*. Eugene ding cake. The long damask Hollington, Tommy and Tarry, covered buffet where the from W inter Garden; Mr. and guests w ere served a variety Mrs. Clyde Youger, from Kiaof hors ri’ueuvrrs, punch, almmee. cake and coffee was strewn Sir. and Sir*. Ernest I .ar­ with lovely orchids and light­ son Jr. and Linda, front Day­ ed with gleaming silver can tona Beach; Sir. and Mrs. F. delabra. Assisting with the A . Hudgin, from Sanford; serving were Mrs. Richard Mr. and Sirs. E. C. Payne, M ilavel and Miss Betty John, Johnny and Victoria, from The bride’ i bonk was kept by W inter Park; Mr. and Mra. Miss Connie Pruitt, t W ayne Dupree, Karen, Eayne, Following the reception the Tim othy and Lori, from Syra­ couple left for a honeymoon cuse, N. Y . Hi rough the Smoky and Blue Sir. and Mrs. William West, Ridge Mountains. Pearl, Nicholas and Li*a, from For her going-away outfit the bride chose a white wool­ Cheyenne, W yo.) Mr. ami Mrs. Huber, Sr., from en suit with attractive red a c­ Charles cessories. Upon their return Baltimore, Std ; Mr. and Mrs. the couple will make their H. R. Gilbert, from New hom e on Sanlando Springs Sm yrna Beach. Sir. and Sirs. James Brook*, Road in Lnnguood. The groom will return to his Dal# and Stisty, from Winter duties at the Sanford Naval Haven; Sir. and Mrs. Siclvin Robinson and Becky, from A ir Station. Crnwfordsvillr, Ind., and Sir. and Sirs. Horace A. Landry and Barbara, from Dayton, Osteen Ohio. Open House Held For Pat And Terry Smith Mra. R ay Herron and M n . Ross Adams were co-hoitesses for an open houit at the Herron home, 2410 Palmetto A v e., Friday from 7:90 to 10 p.m . Guesta o f botror were Sliss P al Sm ith, daughter o f Mr. and Mra. O. R. Smith, and T erry Smith, aou ot M r. and Mrs. E. B. Smith Sr., w hose wedding will be an e e c a t o f Dee. a. More Ilian 75 relatives sa d friends o f the couple ca lle d during the appointed hours. T h e refreshment tib ia w ai overlaid with a Quaker laea d o th and held a center arTw vjem ed nf whlta mum a la ■ atHk glass container, flankad by two three-tiered ailver candelabra with red tapera. Arrangements o f m um s and pyracantba warn placed throughout the party n o m a . Refreshment* o f open face > Plant M eeting Weaiea'e C M s will a n t at ie a.a. Thursday at tba Civic League Build lag we Church Street ia Uaiausl of preceding a general m eetin g o f the membership. Members o f the Long wood Civic L eaioe will b o hostess­ es for the day. A cov ered dish luncheon will bo nerved a t At P in t A Palm etto (AleegsM * oM port O ffice) Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpet ■ • FaraH m • Til* • Rental Your response to our Grand Opening waa tre­ mendous. Wt wish to thank you for poor patronage. Wc wilt continue to bring you n complete Boa of nhom at prices lower than all rowiprtltora, here or la Orlando. New stock will bo arrivtag dally. We stock only first quality or rejects. All are sold on r anteed or your money back Silver Dollar SH O E STORE Downtown Sanford 1st. St. Personals Several families that spend (he sum m er in the north and the winters at their honu-a in Lemon Bluff have arrived re­ cently. They are, Sir. and Sirs. W. E. Agncr of Colum­ bus G rove, Ohio; Mr. and Sirs. Frank Thomas from Oquawaka, III.; Mr. and Sirs. James Coon and Sir. and Sirs, Slicrm Moore, both of Lima, Ohio. Sir. a n d Mrs. Willard Grimes spent last weekend visiting friends in Bradenton and Tarpon Springs. They stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sclirimtrophi in Bradenton ami with Str. and Mrs. Char­ les Bauman inT a r p o n Springs. Altamonte Personals B y Jella Harlot Mrs. Lemuel Tew Sr. of Forest Avenue has returned home where she is recuperat­ ing from recent surgery at Orange Memorial Hospital. Dyed Free In 1 IJuy Satin Shantung: g .9 8 WIDTHS 4 A’* to II S.'u'.r" Center 207 W. 1st St. •‘BREAK THE RECORD RALLY DAY” BEGINS REVIVAL. The Lake Mary Church uf the Xnzurene will begin Revival services Sun­ day morning. Nov. 2 tth at 10:15, right after Sunday School. Special speakers will he Mr. Earl Gorman, Rev. Dewey Wise of Orlando, and Rev. Albert Green of Jacksonville. Special music will be provided by Tom Fisher, The Christianalrs, and singers from other churches. Revival ser­ vice--* nightly at 7:50 p.m., closing Sunday, Dec. 1st. Also Sunday (Nmr. 21th) will be "BREAK THE ItlXOKD HALLY DAY”. They are expecting 125 in Sunday School. Ar. old-fashioned "Dinner on the Grounds” is planned right after the morn­ ing worship service, with a sing-spiral ion at 2:50 p.m. Everyone in invited to come and bring n covered dish of their choice. = = = s s a A .................. ...... v Now you see ft. Now you don't. When a Chevy U does that kind of disappearing act you know without looking twice: ll'a a '0-1 with a V8 engine* That's right. A fall-grown IfbVhp Ttnho-Pfro V8.* It’s available for the firxt time this year along with a choice of three other enginro—the standard 4 (In 100 Series sedans), the standard 0 and a new 155-hp 6.* (And all of them, happily, maintain their high spirits on modest amounts of regular gasoline.) You can take this V8 through the gram moat any way you choose—with personal encouragement from a finely honed 4-epeed ihift* if you Ilka i i ^ m v But the changes that have rnme over this new Chevy II aren’ t by any means cuufiacd to what happen* when you slip into the driver's seat There are new styling features like the butrful grille design and trim accents, for instance. And the larger self-adjusting brakes that further reduce upkeep on a ear that already has a reputation o f coming about as close to perpetual motion as anythmg on four wheels can getThe place to get the full details on the '64 h your Chevrolet dealer's. And after you’ve got them, we hop* you'll aUund to one further detail yourself. Drive R. Ask about a SM ILE-M ILE Ride and the Chevrolet So n g Book at your Chevrolet dealer's H O LLE R M O T O R S A LES C O M P A N Y 219 E. 2nd ST. SANFORD {-• M e Bartw Ike exenitlro beard af tha ^ 1 J'hank Ipm... MISS PAT SMITH, right, nntl her finncee, Terry Smith, ut itn open house party in their honor. j! Federation OVER 3S TEARS coffee and tea were aerved during the evening. Presiding at the silver tea and coffee services were Mrs. Esther Ridge, Mrs. Hugh Whelchel and lira . John Todd. Mlsa Marilyn Morgenstein kept the guest book and float­ ing hostesses were Mrs. Bob D ckle, Miss Barbara Cobert and Miss Jennie Sue Johns­ ton. nifr. ~ ~ m PA \ I (L 1 * �— > ^ m i . Texas Lifts Race Ban Plat* Power Gev. feral m e 44»] y o u R a b to nW in s SYDNEY, Auitralla (UP!) — Halted State* Dail* Cupper icrttr fit ffre Amfrton tee- Memphis Mata, ia the Hit* tag> t o the third eoeseeetJve Ifaa Mat* at f la to g , weak, H M to ■ ITth-pUce with th* Big TVs title trip I* th* Bn * Bavt wRh l u m . Eight-game winner Utah titt ctrtwmc; Jfcbrai! reeerd* Buiday la th* ha*teenralght else*. Lapatla llftad S04JO peeads la the clean and pm * aad aaatcM fS»JO Beto* he scored Ms ftnt ktery, Jochap Eddie A n an ■da tW straight loaars. Annual Maal adnata la tta «UMmambar coafaraaca aseapt Rica aad Arkaiasa wera ex­ pected to alowly Integrate. Coach Darrell Royal, athJatta diractor at Taxaa, aald ha would allow toy allflble atadaat to try oat t o apart*. "Wo will recruit anyone who will fit la oar prop a n ,” Royal aald. "That U •nyooa who goaliflaa academtealljr and athtatleatly.” Praak Broylea, Arkanaai coach, said b* was "too busy” to comment oo T a n ’ actios. FOOTBALL he week more to Integrate ethMlcv at the state ualvmity. Rice, a private aniventty, has a aUpetaHan la Its chaxw tar which proUMta Negroes. A spokesman, however. In­ dicated aperil probably would bo desegregated when, and If, the aehool la Integrated. Coaches Switch C L E V E LA N D , Ohio (U P I) Bill Sudeck and “ Nip” R «tm ■witched petitions at Caso Tech M onday with Sodeek taking ower the relne o f th* v a n ity bu k etb all team and H elm M ium ing the role o f freshman conch. G EO R G E'S BAR fir P A C K A G E W i AT Ht R J R O N 1011 FRENCH AVENUE fine wines nm uK m i TO BE AWARDED EACH W ISE and liqueurs m mm m wm sansm feel ta the levgeat heme *v ■ ■ W t taetellatlena. FIRST PRIZE <10.00 SECOND PRIZE <0.00 Meat Your Frienda At George's IN I eta hi A IR C O N D IT IO N E D THIRD PRIZE ItW THIS CONTEST PAGE WILL WALL \ i / a a | PLUMBING • HEATING MR CONDITIONING APPEAR EACH WEEK DURING FOOTBALL SEASON. N othing To Buy — N o Obligation 1MT S BANPORD AVE C O C K T A IL L O U N G E PA M M ] Indiana vs Purdue Minnesota vs Wisconsin M A IL OR BR IN G ENTRY BLANK TO* Contest Editor Sanford Herald Sanford, Florida Wtamers at last week'* conteett FIRST PRIZE i l i t — 1. R. 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SpotaM By Jollaa Steaati A » Joajr Bishop would »ay, three weeks ago. Now that Herald Sparta E ditor with that alp grin o f hit, "Son the'a gotten over her jlttero, Fired up with tho posaiblli I can aaaura you that we’ll bo ty o f capturing the 1968 Or­ o f a Gun” ! Split-ski waa uttering thoao featurin g her name more fr o - ange-Belt Conference title, the H iit a U y . J ~ # vu U gh iu V ui u . un Y«<nlu«»U»y 4'. b ignting aeminoiea w ent n g n t departments for H i to w ork Monday afternoon In as ho unloaded eight contecu- both tlvo atrikoa from tho beginning Noonera last Wednesday, a preparations for Friday n ight’* o f tho gam o and then tried to 213— 553. Sha bowls for tho league encounter at W inter guide tho ball and came in Southern A ir four-somt. Garden with the Lakeview In tho Tuesday night Busi­ high on that head pin for a H igh Red Devils. League, another nine-pin count. I flnlahed the nessman's Heed Coach Jim P lg ott, gamo w ith a 268 count and name lon g missing from this backfieid coach Dick W illiam s, added tho three gamo acorea colum n is that of Ralph Betts. and line coach Jim M cC oy ac­ Walt, Ralph has finally thakan tually for a total o f 671. put the W arrior* I don 't m ind reporting tho hlm aelf loose and started to through two tough practice "g ood ie" to you cauio I'm rock thoao pins. Ilia 223 w as aeaalona, heard * thorough about to reveal that the the top gam o rolled by the scouting report on tho Red "m agic touch” left mo in tho Businessmen and Dick S ch af­ Devils, and watched the mo­ A ll Star League play. 1 felt fer, another ona who’s boon tion pictures o f tho Sem lnolo’e that 1 couldn't hit tho aide In ■ slight stump, took series 21 to 20 win over the Bishop by rolling 6S2. o f tho proverbial barn door. M oore Horntts. D on't forget, Boom-er-rang Johnny W rig h t and 1 have “ It was close,” P lg ott ad­ been analyzing each other'! la hero at tho lanes on Satur­ mitted, referring to the onsdelivery in the last two to day afternoons from 2 to 7 point margin over the Hor­ three weeka and the only thing p.m. Hcre'a your chenca o f net*. "B u t we’ll take those inning ono o f tha biggest kind,” he sidelined. different which he could de­ tect waa that the ball waa pots you ’va ever shot at. e • e rolling much alowor In tho Thera are dally prixea aa w ell Commenting on the Semiaa a huge carry-over each notes' second league. performance, P lgott S o, our Bowlor’a Tip o f the week. When it gsta up to said he was proud o f hie W eek la that it ian’t how fast 1600.00 we’ll star (till another youngsters. "Bishop M oore you roll that ball doom tho "B oom -er-rang" for you. played an Inspired gam e.” lane, It’a hew accurately you "In fact," he reported, "C oach M oonlight Bowling gets Carl Genito told us a fter the roll it ov er tho spot. But by the aamo token, you can't roll m ore popular each and every gam e that this wa* h is club's it that alow ly that it doesn’ t week. Must be those lovely best effort of the season.” havo enough Impetus to topple prisea being offered. It on ly Regarding ths Seminoles, tho pina from tho deck, either. costa y on ft.7S for throo Plgott pointed out th at his When it'a hitting tha poekat gamea o f bowling. club waa a little o ff on their and you're leaving splits, timing as far as blocking you're either rolling it too and tackling were concerned ■lowly or you'ra n ot following in the early portion o f the through on your delivery. gam e and that put tha W ar­ On Friday morning in the riors behind the eight-ball. Holler M otors Navy Wives "B u t our boy* came League, Marlene Lewie shot through," Plgott said. " A c ­ her fir s t o v e r - 2 0 0 -gam e in tually, they cam* up w ith a leagua play. Mariana scram­ good offensive effort, scoring By Dotty Divot bled fo r a 207 game. A fine twice from the Bishop M oore tlma to do it, too, enuse she Duo to Thinkaglving, tho 45 end once from their 40, and her husband are being business luncheon has been and that kind of play ear­ transferred to Jacksonville. m oved to Nov. 20. As la cu s­ marks a good effort especially Good luck, Marlene. tom ary on lunchton day, tho when you have to com e from High series in thia tame tournament will bo best nine a U -point deficit twice in ona leagua waa that o f “ Frenehy" holes, low net. ball game." — Zooxy Reno with a 480 act • • • T h o beginners class. wIU In Jet Bowler-ettea action and Dec. 31 and It depends on Plgott was somewhat dis­ E lfle Oldham o f tho Semi­ how setivs tho participation la pleased by the way a number nole County M otors team ju it whether the association w ill o f Seminole fans began to missed m aking the ‘ Charmed continue thia nine hols class. ride his youngsters early in Circle’ b y shooting a 108 game, S o - 0 - 0 i f you aren’t ready to the contest after the Hornets high fa r the entlro league. play g o lf on an 18-hole basis had pulled up with a 1 l-polnt And aeries went to a familiar get y ou r buddies on tho course lead. "They were a little hard face, Jane Spolskl with a 408. and lat’s start swinging with on our kid*,” Pigott pointed (Incidentally, her series would "v lg a h .” out. "1 don't mind 'em riding have baatsn mine in that AU It aeema that a complaint me but I don't think they Star Leagua . . . From Rage has been Issued against "flv e - should get on the youngsters to rlchea , , . back to Stinko som ea" playing on ths courae who are out there doing their — th is could Include "boys” as fo r m o). best." Ona o f tha moat Improved wall a t tha "gala." So, If an y P igott contlnusd, " I ’ m not bowlers In our area chugs o f the S.W.G.A. members are placing the biamt on Sanford ■way In the Thursday eve guilty, which o f course I fans in general. I’m aura it Jet Lanes K eglers’ League ia doubt, lata taka haed- Our waa a bunch o f has been ball Steve Barnes. His name has corresponding secretary, L u ­ players whn probably never been in tha spotlight for the cille Ptaraon, informed the were." Thoao w en Plgott** last three o r fou r weeks as a Board that aha had ordered exact words and he asked result o f either tha high ono hundred copies of the that he be quoted that way. single or aerieo In this particu­ booklst G olf Etiquette, which "A fte r all,” Pigott said, can bo purchased at fifteen lar group. ‘‘ there’* not a boy on our ball cents a copy. It is recommend­ Lost Thursday, Steve un­ club who Isn't out there to do limbered with n 204—684 com­ ed that all members obtain a hli best. Sometimes your best eopy and refresh our memory bination. is not enough. But I’m con­ Another kegler who’s boon on tha "D o ’a and Don’t" in the vinced each youngster is com­ g o lf world. taking deadly aim at tho 1-2 ing up with his finest effort. F a n c h o n McRoberta has pocket is Bob Keitenbaum o f If he isn't he won't be in lon g been one o f Sanfard’a the Mixed Combo Lecgue. Boo there." • • e rolled one o f tho highest for better golfere, but in tourna­ the w eek’o play et the l i r a m ent after tournament she "O u r fans must remember with a nifty 225, barely nosing haa stroked her way to the fi that we’ ve got a young ball nals only to have victory slip out Bill Krieck who h id a 224 from her grasp in tha closing club," Jim explained. “ Three — !»GG night. Nice to see Bill moments. Fanchun must have o f the key performances in rolling that su ika ball again. decided that "always a brides the ball gam* cam* from soph, Tho word from our frlsnda maid and nevar a brlda" w as amore*. For Instance, there o f the Seminole Hospital w n i t h e great defensive gam* not fo r hsr. League ia that Richard Elam W han tha Florida State played by Dave Gotlaher, the isn’ t Just going to stand by Bank Tournamant racsntly g o t 55-ysrd run by Chuck Scott, as his w ife Jonnie geta all o f under way eha entered with an and tho ksy fumble pouncsd the publicity for her bowling educated set of geU clubs; a on by Mlk* Fordham which prowess. He too wants it fa ilin g of eonfidtnea and set halted the Hornets' fourth known that his 204 was tha forth to carvo her name on tho quarter threat with a little high one In this popular league fir s t silver cup to accompany over two minutes left to play.” and our good friend Or. Mun* Pigott concluded by remark­ the silver punch bowl that will son won series honors with a be presented to the A ssocia­ ing, "Maybe our b oyt have 609. tion a t Wednesday’* luncheon. spoiled some o f our fan s.” Meadors Marino won their The semi-final matches pair­ first gam s from Bob's Res­ ed Grace Saylea (our chic taurant In tha A ll Star Leagua Yankee g olfer and friend) and by turning In these games — Franchon in a nerve Jangling George Swann 206, Clyde I’ ler- eon teit that saw each g olfer TALLAIIA8VEB (U P I) — cy 224 end Billy Johnson 200 card a 41 front aide—43 back — 638 teem aeries. aide fo r an 84. Franchon w as Florida State Coach Bill Pet­ Incidentally, Florey'a 124 tremendously challenged but erson Monday m o v e d J o e waa high fo r thlo league and stood up under pressure to Petko up to tho first string Johnny W right took aaries by take tha match "ona up” on e halfback slot to replace star going over tha 200 average match play basis. The finals Dave Snydsr for thia wesk’a mark with a 606. pitted Edl* W art, that com ­ gam* with once-beatcn Au­ Without a doubt, I believe petitive little “ mighty m ouse," burn. Snydtr hurt hi* leg In the that Johnny W right la not against Franchon (tho con ­ only the hottest currant bowl- qu eror) In match that waa gam* la it Saturday in which beat North Carolina •r Jet Lanes action, but I’d tighter than a "gird le" and FSU S u t* 14-0. bo willing to g o on record as more exciting than fiction. W ho's Golfing Change Made By Seminoles his being the hottest in all o f Central Florida play. Big things ara certainly coming hia way in the bowling pro­ fession. One o f the newer names to our readers would bo that of Jody Clark. There’s a reason fur that statement in the e f­ fect that J udy ju st a tailed ia Edl* W are proctiled to chip in on number five and tan fo r “ birdies" and carded another NEW YOBK (U P I) - A ’’ bird” In number 15 only to "player of tha year” trophy see Franchon and those "ed u ­ v*ill be pretested to the out­ cated clubs" take the tourna­ standing football player in the ment on tho llt h hole. m ajor college division and the W ell Franchon, here com es Small College Division o f the the bride— you did it—and I'm Eastern College Allilcti^ Con glad. Congratulations! iertue# Has year. Awards Planned d ip R r r a ll Nov. 19, 196S — Page S Austin Tops In Horse Show Here G ators, Canos In Stiff W orkouts GAINESVILLE (U P I) — Florida Ceaeh R a y Graves hsvs some rough praised th* spirit e f hia Ga­ w ork, but I w ont have any tors after they ran through a V etera n rider Tommy Aus­ troubla getting them up fo r brisk workout M onday la pre­ tin o f Sanford, young In year* thia on* . . . No morale prob­ ps r a tio ! for a r c h r iv a l Mia­ but e ld In experience, m lls e d lem there.” mi ha tha Orange B ow l Bator* a lon g-bald ambition Rondav ray night. at D u sty Boots H on e Shew Although G raves sa id star when he took top point hon­ center Roger Petto* w ill mis* or* o f th* day. the gam* with torn ligam ent* T h ir te e n . y e a r -o ld Tommy, la th* ankle, throe key Gator* who h a* • roomful e f riding —fullback L a r r y D upres, con te e ta ribbon* gathered in guard Jack K ata s a d tackle m any event* over tb* past F ollow in g th* tenth week o f savors) y e a n , was high man com petition In the Sandspur Fred Pearson—a r e all m oving with 21 points, beating Out Bow ling League, a three-way at full speed a ft e r su fferin g hi* closest competitor Howard tie exists for first position. minor injuries h i praaMa* * e * L loyd o f Sanford, who had 18 F actory Faint Outlet, O K C O RA L G ABLES (U P !)— point*. Tire* and Stemper Real EaT h * opening e f hunting sea­ tat* all eha re top billing with Miami Coach A n d y G uatafioa son c u t down somewhat on a t­ 26 win* and 14 tosses, This beamed like * fath er aa hi* tendance at the November F ridays' action will be poeltlon healthy first-string hashfleld n o n * Show, but not on the w ight so there ikould be i o n * worked together M onday in spirit and enthusiasm o f the exciting matches on the lane*. preparation fa r th* U niver­ sity * f Florida. rider*. The Factory Paint Outlet Gustafson said that, fo r tha A nnouncer and ahow direc­ loet three points to tha O K tor T on y Austin announced T ire 8tor* and Stemper Real first time sines b efore tha season started, quarterback that n o show will b* held In E state won three points from tha m onth o f December be­ P l e r r o Manufacturing Co. Georg* M in , h alfback* Rus­ C. O. (DICK) JONES ind Curtis May (right) dliplay a deer bagged Mon­ cause o f the Chrietmaa holi­ Howa Tire Shop went all out sell Smith and P et* Banaxack day morning near OatMO. (Herald Photo) day*. Shows will reeuma In ta taka the limit from the Jet and fullback N ick flpinelll will be running a t fu ll speed January on th* third Sunday Inn team. McRoberta Tire Co. together. o f th * month. ia a close match with SL The Hurricane*, w ith a d is ­ 8cor*e fo r Sunday as* aa Joh n '* Realty came out the appointing 3-4 record thus About Sports follow s: v ictor with a three point win fa r this year, ta k * on F lorida P o le bending: H o w a r d and Pryor Ineuranca also won (t-8 -1 ) In th* O range Bow l L loyd, Tummy Austin, Ed threa points from their oppon­ Saturday night Slmmona and Wad* Barrow. ents Mar-Lou Restaurant. M usical tires: Don McCloud, Ramon, with three win* In Howa Tiro Shop had tha Fran k Myer*. Tommy Austin high team aerlea of 1802; and aa many appearances, waa B T JU LIA N BTENSTROM and G eorg* Myer*. top honors for tha Individual the leader in Monday night's P ick-up race: Tommy Aus­ “ A great percentage of (hey do not hav* the visual high series govt to Helen fast-m oving ja l alal action at tin and Ed Simmons; Georg* hunting accidents a rc caused ability to do so. Padgett with a nice 636-188. the Orlando - Seminole Fron­ and Frank M yers; Don M c­ by faulty or careless vision "N o hunter would tak* to M idge Woods turned in a 616ton in Fern Park. Cloud and Fred Downing; and poor visual conditions," th* field with an unsafe gun 186 and the high gtm e o f tho The Jet tin e a team e f th * The speedy beck-court ace Jim W aters and Howard according to D r. Richard or ■ faulty gunslght, yet n ight waa rolled by Sue M ay— City Bowling Leagu e took teamed with Lui* for the win Lloyd. Doughtery. (here are thousands who go a b ig 192, she also turned In a three gemss fr o m the Am eri­ In the fir st game, and with K eyh ole: F r a n k Myers, Speaking at a meeting of hunting with unsafe vision nice 486 series. Lit Donat had can Legion Post N o. 63 team Olarre in the second. Tam m y Austin and Ed Simthe Central Florida Optome- and faulty eyesight,” ths doc­ a good 494-178 and Eleanor last week. John Spolakl w aa Hia third victory of the mona. tric Association recently held tor warned. Andaraon a 486-178. high with gamea o f 232, 261 night cam s aa the climax to H ollow log : Howard Lloyd, in Orlando, Dr. Doughtery "At the core o f all hunting In tha aplit department th* and 171 and a aerie* o f 671* tha dally double, in tha fourth D avid Cochran, Tommy Aus­ stated, “ It Is estim ated that accident* 11* tw o points of 3-10 proved easy picking fo r Gerald Behrens o f the Inn* game tingle* play. tin and Jim Waters. this year in the United States concern,” D r. D o u g h t e r y Louisa Owens, Louise Hoe- had 223/577. S n u ffy Smith Elu waa tha winner o f the C loverleaf: Howard Lloyd, some 600 hunters a r c destin­ pointed out, "O ne, the few first half, fo r ■ 3-1 combina­ G eorge Myera, Tommy Austin ford, Dot Johnson, M idge waa high for th e L egion w ith ed to die, and som e 3,000 will hunters who disregard com ­ W oods, Betty Callan and Pat 566 aerieo. tion that paid 187.40. and Don McCloud. b* injured in hunting a c c i­ mon safety rules for hand­ Foeter. Pat also toppled tha Swoeney’a took fo u r game* In tha Monday afternoon Sack race: Georg* Myers dents." ling a gun, and two, the wider 5-7; Opal Peontka tha 2-10; from tho leagua leading Lake mntinee a t the fronton, tha and Tomm y M erctr; Boh Tills figure takes on ex* problem o f hunters lacking Helen Kaelln the 4-7-0; and Monroe Inn team. Eddie Mon­ trrmoly large proportion* the sharp vision necessary to double was won by Irlgo and Burkbam m cr and John Paten; Eleanor Anderson the 6-10. roe wae high fo r Sweeney’s Manuel, ■ 7-4 combination Dan MrClaud and Fred Down when compared with other hunt safely.’ ’ with 238/661 and G ary F ox paying 1100.20. Ing; Tom m y Auetln and Ed types of spectator and nonDr. Doughtery said ths Cen­ waa high for Laka Monroe Quintana, with four straight Sim m ons. spectator sports. tral Florida Optometie Asso­ with 218/527. wine going Into th* afternoon, Ribbon race: Frank and Dr. Doughtery went on to ciation recom m ends that Michael's Elk Gaa took all say, "With the state giving hunters have their eyes ex­ added hit fifth in a row In G eorga Myera; Tommy A u s­ four points from Wladom Sod the sixth gam s, teamed with tin and Ed Simmons; Don the hunter a leg al right to amined before going Into the AM HERST, Mass. (U P I )— Service which pluyed with tw o McCloud and Fred Downing, shoot, the question then is; field. H* added, "T h * great­ Luis. Tha University of Massachu- men o u t John W righ t waa Martin and Agustln war* (n o fourth place.) Just how much license does est danger com es not only setts announced Monday night high for Michael's w ith 230, F la g raea: Frank Myera, ■ hunting license give? Some­ from those hunters who need the winners o f tho matinee It would not follow up ita first 178 and 220 and 628 aeries. all-star tenth game. Tho 6-2 Howard Lloyd, Tommy A u s­ times hunters,” the doctor vision ear* and don’ t realiie unbeaten season with a bowl This waa high fo r th* leagu*. tin and Wad* Barrow, continued, "w ill operate fire­ it, but also from those who perfects paid $311.50. appearance. Don Nyo of W isdom ’s waa In the Junior Puny Race, arms with the knowledge that have glasses and d on 't w eir The Redmtn, who wound up high for bis team w ith 222/ Tom m y Austin bsst out Jim them.” thslr staton Saturday with a 640. • • • T A M P A ( U P I ) - T h e Flor- Simmon* by a nose and Don 8-0-1 record, war* considered Pryor1* State Farm Toam Meanwhile, W. A. Adams. id* Sportsw rlters Association M cCloud won th* Senior Pony among the leading candidates salvaged threa w ins fro m president of the Seminole today voted hulking Florida Race, going away. for a berth In the Eastern Harry's Btr and Package. County Sportsm en's Associa­ Slat* guard Bill Daly Line­ Howl at Allentown, I’a., Dec. Jerry Farella rolled 218/603 tion has com e up with 10 vital man of the Wesk for his de­ H eavies Sign 14. or tho Tangerine Uow| at for Pryor’s and Jesae Cook safety rulei for th* proper fen live action in FSU’a 14-0 RENO, N*v. (U P I)—Heavy, Orlando, Dec. 29. Northeastern rolled 214/108 fo r H arry'*. VAH-9 "O'* W ives lead th* me of guna. Aa * publie ser­ victory over North Carolina weights Tha Knlghta o f Columbua Eddie Machen o f University has accepted a bid Holler Motor N avy Wives vice The Herald points your Slate. and tha Banford M fg . Co. San F ran clico and Sonny to the Eastern Bowl. League with 3414 wins and attention to them : teams had a tw o-and-tw o ti* M oore o f Dallas have signed 5)4 losses. Tho Ten I’ lnner* 1. Treat ev ery gun as if There w ere 2,275,790 fires for a lu-round bout her* Nov. Benjamin Kubeliky is the for tha n ight Cart von Habulia arc In second place with 25 it wert loaded. for tha KC rolled 1 4 5 /M L 30. real name of Jack Benny. in the U. S. in 1962. 1. Never ca rry a loaded wins and 15 loss**. VAH-S " E ” Wives ara In third position gun Into your cam p, home or with 24 wins and 16 losses. car. 1. Be aure there la no ob­ Congratulations are in store fui Marlene Lewis on hsr high struction in the barrel of your gam* o f 106 with * series of gun. Many huntere have been 450. Tho high series o f the Injured by th* explosion of week goes to M argaret Botts clogged gun barrels. 4. Always carry your gun for a 610, with a 102 game. Rosa I'atrkik rolled a 180 for so that you can control the a 446 ssrles. Elonor Clemen* direction o f th* muzzle. 5. Be sur* o f your targeL bowled a 180 fo r a 484 scries. 6. Never aim at anything Ruby Crain rolled * 175 for a 420. Pat Slplsy had a 168. you do not wish to shoot. 7. Never leave a loaded Thelma Unger buwlcd a 165 for a 446 total. Pat Dralm gun unattended. Uau sally th* rolled a 164 fo r a 466 series. gun will stand there without The turkeys fell fo r Marlene being disturbed. But If It Lewis, Jsnnla Runnels, and should fall it could kill. Th* safety, a bit of steel that Pat Dralm. The splits toppled for Fran keeps the trigger from being Ballard when sha picked up pulled, can b* ja rred off In tha 6-10 twice and tha 6-8-10. a fall. I. Never ellm b • tree or Rose Petricik converted the fence with • loaded gun la 6-7. Busy Reno picked up the 2-7 and the 5-10, Jo Cleveland your hand. •. Never shoot *t a fist, got the 5-7. Durna Betancourt, Marge Fields, and Mary Mel* bird surface o r on th* sur­ lott converted the 8-10. Tina face o f w ater. Most bullets Miller got th* 8-6, while Jane *111 rlcoehat after striking at Nolla picked up tha 4-6. Betty a flat aagl* o r * flat surface. 10. Do not m ix gunpowder Hoogerwers toppled th* 3-7* 10. The 3-10 split waa convert­ and alcohol. • • • ed by Ann Snyder, Pat Tour­ U aeema tlm ov t useless to ney, Marian Tie*, and Pat Rip­ say that bunting accidents er ley. any accident with firearms can b* avoided. However, it is true. They don 't lust hap­ pen. Instead, they're caused by people w ho handle guns By Failed I 'm * International carelessly — Intentionally or Tennsssee and Georgia T*th not. If hunters will observe aim will continue their home-andhume football series through pie rules o f safety, says 1969. Adams, such as those pr* Contract for tho gam es was vinusly listed, and put safety SANFORD, FLA. signed Monday In Atlanta by foremost the toll of death and 1801 W. FIRST STREET athletic directors Bobby Dodd injury would be tremendotjily of Tech and Bob W ood iu ff of reduced during the hunting • I U “ TH6 BOB HOP! SHOW. NBC-TV. CHICK V0U8 LOCAL U9TIN6.i t one is * * season this year, "W e still 3-Way Tie In SandspurLoop Ramon Leads In Thinking Out Loud Jai-Alai Play Jet Lanes Win 3 From Legion Unbeaten Team Passes Up Bowl Daly Honored VAH-90 Wives Lead League INTRODUCING TIE DEPENDABLE! FOI ’*4 Tech, Vols Sign New Contract Com pact Dodge D a rt — ~ -© S S 5 X 5 1 H SEM IN O LE C O U N T Y M O TO RS, INC. I �gensusnc c h ic k e n doctor a t a White B o o m preaa cow ferance. " Y o o r tax bill and Civil lig h t* hill or* bogged down," ho reminded M r. Ken­ nedy, "and boor your foreign aid Mil appear* to b o In dir* danger, to o ." Tea, tho Proaidant biterruptad hi* qnaattenav to te n * went, thia w as tho w o n t at­ tack on foreign aid line* tho V an h all Plan began. Ho went ea to apeak aternly about the York foetraof will hang on through the Juno S CalifonUm primary and poMibb right into th* convention July 11. Hu nam* would go on tha ballot not only la California bat fat Ongon gad poasibly anothar aaaUrn state inch aa Naw J tn ty . Tho governor truly wants tho la publican nomination. Bat frienda Uw dicata hahaatobo determined to atojr in tho fight to prevent, if poaaibl*, oat formally, Kepublican party — Ly Coldwater and hlo supporting eonaervativ* force*. Tho big aUta tendon who do not want Coldwater aeem content to lot Rockefeller make tha effort. Few Imagine he can get back Into top favor hlmaelf, though they concede that a few primary Victoria* would have that m eet for him. What tha leaders think more likely la that In tha process of trying, Rockefeller might hurt Coldwater enough to com­ pel the party to look to a third man. As ne begins hie formal quest, the governor is said to recognise that thia might be hia real role in 1064. Evidently it ia one he ia willing to accept, if he cannot gain tha top honor. Sag lines May 4 (when tha tor remarried), Rockefeller to mailmisa quickly whatever iagas ha can muster. Then is id to be some automatic gain __ Ooldwatar ia thought at this time Congress certainly has the right to decide how much It wishes to spend on individual programs, Kennedy granted. But It should n ot take into account tho epee is! responsi­ bility tho President bears in seriate areas — particularly foreign policy, ha naked. If something goes w ron g to that sector, the Preaidant, s o t Con­ gress, goto the blame. The Congrssa, therefore, should give special w eigh t to what the President feels b e must have in the w ay o f inetru- manta to emery o a t one poHdee abroad, K e n e d y argued. H e foreign aid program la aMootiol to the conduct o f our foreign p olicy ," tho Presi­ dent concluded. " I f Confrere dote n o t approve it, it wlH eeverely handicap a y ability deep conviction , but not likely t* iw a y Congreve to approve the M billion foreign aid reqoaat Kennedy made for the coming year. It ia IT yea re tioco M ere hall Plan aid f i n t went to w ar-torn Europe, and majority M ntim cnt in Cosgrvss has shifted. A m a jority o f Republican members haa long favored a ■maUer aid program , and the number w ho oppose any fo r ­ eign aid fu nds a t all has great, ly increased. Congressmen from rural and sm all tow n districts which produce cotton , rlc* and tex­ tiles — products which undtrdsTtloped nations or* learning to produce w ith our aid — say fran kly that they do not want to aubaldlsa future com­ petition. F ew o f otthor party Ctm• g n u « l i « favor continuing ■ t o n # p ro fr o m mo the « • < fo r ony further m ilitary »M to Latin A merita. U. S. guaw anteeo of their borders agatnot attack ahouU rule oat the need fo r rortly armira in there poor ooIlona, they reason. There ia logic to the PreoV drnt'a poaltion that ha ihould receive the botiellt o f th o doubt on whether foreign old la eaaantial to effective con­ duct o f our foreign policy. H o cannot u s la ln publicly how essential it ia without an la g on Izing countries and leaders whom aid has won over to ou r point o f view in the Cold W ar. Even i f Kennedy could tell all, hla facta might not m ove o Congress inclined to bailor* that foreign aid In It* present form costa more than k to worth. I f the program ia as ease*, tiol aa ha says. President Kennedy will shortly be read­ in g the handwriting on th e wall and colling on hla oldaa to devise a now leek fee f o r ­ eign old. It’s Cam e Tim e srarkad eat by Senate m ajor­ ity leader Mike Mansfield (D M e a t ) , th e n a n tower than M togiateUva working days fa r Congress befora the next •eaalea open* a f t i r N a w T sa r's Day. I M s allows fo r tho usual Thanksgiving weekend and the Christama week vacations, w ilk a s regular session* on la tarda y, which to customary. It to tot possible, o f course, Mr Concrete to clean up the By Hal Cochran A n Ulinola eoupla w*ra divercad and married again Just before the birth e f a baby girL A little child shall lead tham to happiness! e a e Though you're entitled to life, liberty and the pursuit o f happiness, don't taka too much liberty with some things. vast amount d f work It hat jrogra m seam fairly certain to do In this r t o r t time. 5to be added to the lis t But Thera ia M B nearly a full anything also to problematic. month's w ort to bo dona on How any congressman can the appropriation bills— pro­ have tho gall to vat* himself a viding money to run tho gov­ 44 per cen t M tery increase— ernment up to next J oiy 1. from |22,600 a year to 133,600 This job already to fe a r a year— In fo e * o f a record months Into. tea that to hard to underThat erowds tha time for both the tax eut bill and nsw civil righto measure*. Pew congressmen believe a 1 1 h a V can ba passed this year. Tho strategy o f opponents of the bills haa been to delay everything else, ao tha tax bill would not ba passed before the appropriation bills, and eivll rights could ha killed without a filibuster In tha Senate. It I* a deliberate slowdown, just ae effective as a sit-down atrlka by a labor union or a sit-in demonstration by In­ tegra tlonlsU. Congress has passed out eight major measures in tha first 10 months o f this year. A vocational education bill and a college construction aid Sanford, Florida Tuea., November 19,1963 WALTXB A. atr.L O W , HOirOH AXD PU B LISH *:* nuue van pklt M asagiig Editor JVDV WMLLa O sa ty Editor VBED WELL* Meohsateal lupL MX ill sieowieaKKB Uaelneet Manaaer M t n n it r r r e . J tiH x a o x CUstllled PM A UK Director VO I.T O I.IN m CtrraUlloa M anager DellVer? The Herald te a member o f the Halted Preaa which la eatitled eselnstvelr to ths ueo for rofoblloatUa at alt tho loeal sows orlsUd la this asw*a*p*r. Xs part a t oar material, sow s or adveriwtag. o f this odttloa at Tho lantwrd Herald may bo reproduced Is o a r manner with­ out wrlltea permlaelua at tho publisher of Tho Herald. Aar Individual or firm reopoaolblo far ouah roproduetloa w ill ho eeasidered ae tat ringing os T h s Herald* copyright end w ill ha bold liable lor damaging under the law. Published dally except Saturday, ia id s y oad Chrletmaoj published Saturday proceeding • Chetetares / (. to When Chuck finally went inside the home, h* told hia mother: Grantdl the lawmakers havs worked longer than any Con­ gress before, tha productivity haa been at on all-time low. A pay cut rather them a talse would be more in o r fw . DU A SANDWICH AMD MX AM T gVXXj BOTMC —v t o r o a r * * h o u r * S - t o l BOM* OF FT/ j made no move They yelled at him and fin­ ally they cursed violently. staa4 sTHerdiiy w cK f im x P »f* 6 So he heed the linemen up the poles. "T h o se men didn't get spanked enough when they war* children!’ * Chuck it now the talented cats, toad tor lb* Ratteg In a com pletely diktat** but Scales belew I head o f the great Walgreen still related eras « ) govern­ CASE R-40i: Chuck Wal­ Drug Chain and his vivacious ment there have b*t\ two sig­ green, when S years old, mother recently told me this nificant acta this yt%> went ou t in the alley behind story after my Bible Class It may bo lost amid tha •lec­ his h om e to w itch soma tele­ at the Chicago Temple. tion news, but on Nov. 4 the phone linemen. For Mrs. Walgreen is a A turnla E nergy Commission They wanted him out of the dynam o o f human energy. retired the "X -1 0 " or "Clinton w ay, perhaps earing he might Though past !M, she drives I’ ll*"— the first atomic re­ get hurt by something drop­ her own car Jtw-Mo miles aactor built a t Oak Ridge, ped from atop tha poles cross ihe state to show her Trnn, It w as only 20 years old. where they were working. fascinating colored slides and But It was obsolete, ineffi­ At an y rate, they ordered m ovies. cient, a dodo. him back Into hla own yard. Then ah* picks up and Just a month befora, tha U. But Chuck always showed drives home again, covering 8. Census Bureau retired Its scientific curiouslly and an as much i t 6HO miles, in ad­ first data processing comput­ early refusal (o be coerced dition to her JJiour program . er, "tlnlvuq L' It was only without receiving adequate AU her fees ere donated to 12Uyeara old. But It's being facte. the Red Cross. put In tha Smithsonian Insti­ Then she may hop out of tution. bed and be downtown in Chi­ The whole government of cago to preside at a 4-II Club the United States, however, breakfast, for she Is the only continues to hobble along with I woman member of the na­ legislative machinery that Is Baseball haa been my life. I tional board of the splendid nut only antique but also com. l o v e baseball . , . Nothing 4-H organisation. pletely inadequate fo r today's beata playing In tha Idg “ Dr. Crane,’ ’ she remarked Jub, leagues and putting on that recently, “ Chuck was always Believers In tha oaendnett big league uniform. precocious. o f American political Instltu- — Stan Muslal, 43, retiring “ One day, for example, he tiuns may d iffer on thin point, told m e he wished he had a after 23 years. arguing that nothing which third eye. Ami where d o you haa protected American libIf I were to attempt to suppose he wanted it loca t­ erttea for 175 yearn should break into the movies under e d ? ' ever be changed. Well, I thought for a m om ­ today’s conditions, I don't Concede fo r a moment that think I'd ba able to swing It. ent and decided maybe the they may be right. The point Nobody boa the tims, thei back of his head would have mad* In refutation is not that money nr the facilities to fussi been his preference. tag reform or civil righte re­ over an Ineiperiencs new­ form o r any other reform comer, a raw recruit. must ba approved ns soon ts — A ctor Rock Hudson. It la dreamed up by the visionarise. He-man drinkera are Ilk* Ths point is that these T avlov's dog which got hun­ things should be allowed to gry every time the bell rang. cam* to a vote and decided W e gave patient* a substance one w ay o r the other—not that toated like whisky, but that they be ground to oblivion wasn’t. Do you know, tom* o f In tha dry gears o f old-fash­ thrm g o t gay, processes ioned legislative Dsmarau, — Dr. Frederick good enough for grandfather. research London msdici Tha on* thing thia year's consultant. record la said to hava demon­ strated clearly la that Con­ We are told that tha divi­ gress as now organ!sad is not sion o f ou r country la a "rea l­ able to dsal with today's ity " th at haa to ba accepted. workload. O f course it la a reality, but it In thia light, one* e f the most Important place* o f negiacted legislation before this session is tha resolution to aet up a Joint Commission on the Or­ ganisation o f Congress. its function would he to con­ sider during the coming year plans far modernisation of congressional machinery. A* Sen. C lifford Case, (RN. J .). one o f the resolution's principal bocks re, says, if som ething isn’t done about that "th a future o f Confrere ss a living, vlgoroua instru­ ment at government la andongs red and it w ill become another historical exhibit In Kmithaonlan Institution along- ia aa unbearable e n e .. , . W e shall have to do ell poaaible to remove It. — Chancellor Ludwig Erhard, new leader at West Ger­ many. WASHINGTON ( U P l ) - I n and a guest a t that, H seemed bu t w ho ha* picked o p a to* case you hadn't noticed, the only righ t that w o permit him o f pointers a t aehoaL. B efore y o o could say **pnsw. season o f w inter sports ia al­ to throw out the first virus. m on te," w o war* all ta m idPairings f o r tho first round most upon ua once again. season form . A ll except my * Soon, w ith a gay halloo, a pitted my fath er against my year-old b o o . 13-y*ar-old daughter, who ia largo segment o f the popula­ Ha to to yoang to play, a* tha top-aeedod player In my tion wilt be participating In family. It w as an interesting ho acta aa "virus boy." H e "N o , Dr. Crane,” M rs. Wal- skiing, bobsledding, ice skat­ match. chases all o f tha viruses that green smilingly shook her ing, eurilng, afternoon naps Being an old-timer, my tha other playora miss. head, "Chuck wanted it on and that m ost popular o f all father doca not play tha sothe end of his index Roger. winter games, virus tennis. called "b ig gam e” favored by The Continental Congress " F o r he said he could then Evidence extracted f r o m (ha you n ger s e t That is, he m et at York, Pa., to adopt stick his linger in a hole o r hieroglyphics and from fossils does not try to blow his op­ the Articles o f Confederation. hold his hand under the table |of the Phiocene period indi­ ponent o f f tha court. Philadelphia being occupied and look for things on th e 1cates that man has been play­ Ho is, however, a dogged re­ by the British. floor without getting down! ing some form o f virus tennis triever and can coma up with from hit chair. since before the dawn o f his­ viruses that could pass right ADDING MACHINE " I thought this w as pretty tory. by the average player. sm art thinking for a 1-yearBARGAIN And believe me It requires Once m y daughter adjusted old, don't y ou ?” real dedication to begin play­ New, R. C. AUta Manual to hla style o f play aha was Y es, I certainly agree, fo r ing before dawn. Machine* 7-column, sub­ ■bis to match him shot for traction, jump total, run­ an eye on one's finger would In view o f these findings, I ning total window, auto­ probably be more useful than cannot properly claim to have shot, which included one peni­ matic clearance. cillin and tw o streptomycin. on the back of the head. Invented virus tennis. I be­ A Good. Strong Durable My daughter then served to Rut the main reason I am lieve the record wilt show, Machine that will last fo r citing Chuck W algrecn'i case however, that 1 was the first my w ife, w ho lobbed a virus In yearn. Form erly KITS. Now |12ff Is to show that a brilliant to formulate written rules of my direction even though I adult mind casts Ua shadow I procedure, tactics and ethics. had not planned to enter the and T ax. Terms and tradetournament. inn. long in advance. I It might fa irly be said that (Sportsman ta the end, I Jesus thus argued with the II am to virus tennis what AbH AYNES wise men at the T em ple in I rsr Doubleday was to base* came out o f retirement and O FFIC E MACHINE CO. Jerusalem when he was only I ball. But I doubt anyon# will engaged in o spirited match 314 Magnolia A v * , Sanford with m y younger daughter, IS years of age. I say It. Open Eveoings And many ol our great men I In my household, wa do not who to ju st learning the game and women have shown sim ­ I ordinarily hold our f Irst virus ilar aigns o f their later great- tennis tournament until after nets, even before they were Thanksgiving. This year, how* halfway through gram m ar l ever , wa opened the aeasoo I tarly to accommodate my (father, who recently cams t* 1visit us. My father lives In a climate [th at is still rather balmy at M O V I N G A N D S T O R A G E CO. . I N C I this time o f year. Ha mistook I the brisk autumn weathef FA 2 - 9 5 1 1 here as a sign o f winter and began clam oring fo r a gam*. 50-1 C o l e y Ave. S a n f o r d . FI Hs being senior among ua MOVING? SU PPLY C E N T E R • W e Carry A Complete Line O f Gardening Needs — Tools — Mowers — Sprinklers Fertilizers & Insecticides, E tc. HARDW ARE "M w Wieboldt's Everything Check Wm • Our For The Large A Builder — Varied Stock. BICYCLES Just In Time For Christm as COMPLETE LINE . . . 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Now my mother la m aking mo write an " I ’m sorry" letter to tho teacher. D o you think It was fa ir o f this teacher? Also should I have to write that “ I’ m sorry” U tter? I thsnk you. A SIXTH GRADER D E A R SIXTH GRADER: I think your tescher wao extrem ely unfair! But your Mom la trying to teach you that although soma people Q n r p f a j O n flh if/ ffO By Abigail Von Buren _____ they want t o t a f the truth about themaelrao, i f it’e unflattering, they re­ cent It. Mom la the boss, B oney, so write that U ttar, and remember the lee sea. • B O O D E A R ABBY: W e are expecting our tecond child In December and w * w ant to know If we ehould send out birth announcements. I have heard that It Is proper to eend out such announcementa fo r only tha F IR S T child. But are bora many friends and reUtlvea out o f tho itate, and w o’d like them to know about thia new baby wben it com et. W hat it proper? I F . D E A R X . F.: It U en­ tirely proper to eend out a birth announcement fo r E A C B new arrival. S S I * D E A R ABBYr Tell "L I S ­ T E N IN G " she'll never learn anything by listening to her husband talk in hie sleep because dream specialists tell ns that more Use than truths are told during sleep. A1 I dream tho m eet Ba t — tie dreamt and I ta lk fig h t out Uud In my d eep , too, hut my husband knows batter than to toko anything I say seriously. Ones I wont around tho w orld w ith Har­ ry Tnimsn (I am a Repub­ lican!) and It caused a big national scandal, ba t Bess d 'd n t mind 0 M L Another time Cary Grant and Libtrace w en fig h tin g ever me. To my knowledge I've never dreamt anything sen­ sible In my life. LOVES T O DREAM • a w bridge sum m ary has derated to safety pUy*. Soma safety plays a m quite com­ plicated. Others are vary aimpis. All a m baaed primarily o o com m on sam e and tho use of a modicum a ! cau­ tion. Thus w kh ace kiog-ahsaX X opposite queaa-tan-x-x tho play o f either o f tha sea o r king 1* straight common ■awe. U either op u n a te bolds all four m issing trumps his partner w ill show out on tho first load. You will ba able to (ineiso against tha Jerk and maka all fly# tricks ■ tha su it Hardly anyone will go wrong with that combination, but w bco I watched today's head as it wao playod to $ Now Y ork club, South did |o wrong. South did not m lt e o that b e waa faced with a dif­ a C O N F I D E N T I A L TO M. B.: Tell him your right age—and fast. Old school­ mates pop op la the strang­ est pierce. s e e s What’s on your m ind? For a personal reply, send a self-addressed, stamped envelope to A bby, B oa 3165. Bovorly Bills, Calif. • • For Abby’s To llsvo A ding," send Abby, Boa Bills, Calif. • cana'a gambling casino. F ifty minutes later, it waa $360 ahead o f the house and called it a day. Emmett Hutchins. 29-year- old research program m ing di­ rector in Loa Angeles, han­ dled the computer chores and Sam Radon, unruffled by the three - foot • high Rev. Trekmanis Is Speaker For DeBary Civic Group By Mrs. Adam Muller Rev. Arthur L. Trckm tnls where he attended Harvard and later became a minister. o f Winter Perk, guest speaker Title o f his talk w as “ Tha for last w eek’s meeting o f the Cultural Crisis.” DeRary C i v i c Association, held his audience in complete silence as be told of bis life In Latvia during tha war years. lie told of the capture o f his parents and bow they were taken away and of bis im pri­ sonment In Germsn and Rus­ sian Camps where he was condemned to desth but es­ caped to com e to America Roy E. Fanner Heads VAH-S A local Gospel Quartet o ft­ en heard on radio presented several selections to com plete the program. During the business session th e nominating com m ittee recom mended that the preaent slate o f officers remain for another term with tha ex ­ ception of the vice presidency which Is to be filled by E u l Merrill. K ress Walter, bouse chair­ man, reported on building during the past year and ad­ vised that better heating equipment is being purchas­ ed. Harry Lyons informed m em bers that new speakers are being installed for better results In the public address system. A check from tha De­ Bary Entertainment A ssocia­ tion was presented to the Community Center by Ches­ ter Reariclr, president of the Civic Associalion who presid­ ed i t the meeting. Thirteen new mem bers were presented by Earl Mer­ rill and a resume o f tho Sum­ m er Youth Program was re­ ported by James Rucker, chairman. Cdr. Roy E. Fanner waa born In I/os Angeles on June 26. 1023. He joined the N ary in 1942, rompteted flight traininp nt Corpus Chrlstl, Texas, and was designated a Naval aviator In 1944. Immediately t h e r e sfter, Commander Farmer entered W orld War II and flew the 'H ellcat" with Fighter Squad­ ron 24 from tha USS Santas. Ha received the Distinguished Flying Cross with two stars and the Aid Medal with fiva Mats far his flying in World M ur II. Upon completion of Landing Signal O fficer School in 1947, Commander Farmer served wi th various commands until 1954 when ho was ordered to attend the Navy’s General On January 11, 1963, Cdr. Line School at Monterey, Calif, Leroy A . Heath assumed com ­ follow ed hy a course at the mand o f Heavy Attack Squad­ Naval W ar Culli-ge, Newport, ron 7, stepping up from oper. K. I. ationa officer and executive Commander Farmer report­ officer. ed to Heavy Attack Squadron _ His association with the A5 in August 1937 where he 3A Vigilante goes back to served as supply officer, op­ 1939, when ha waa Vigilante erations officer, executive o f ­ project officer at the Naval ficer and in October of 1901 A ir Test Center, l'atuxent assumed command o f Heavy River, Md. While at tho Test Attack Squadron 5. In October Center, he piloted a Vigilante o f 19<i2 he was relieved as to 91,430 fet carrying 1,000 commanding officer o f Heavy kilograms, a world's record A ttack Squadron 5 and assum­ for boinberi that still stands. ed command of lleuvy Attack Cdr. Heath served previous Squadron 3 in November o f tours at Sanford with VA1I-7 1902. and VA H -t. IIs la ona o f the Farm er is married to tho N avy's most experienced V ig­ form er Miss Uena Cox, o f ilante pilots, with over 660 Tulsa, Okie. The Farmer fam ­ o f his 6,300 total flyin g hours ily now resides in Sanford devoted to tha supersonic s t­ with their eight children: Hoy, u c k plana. 15; David. 14; Jim. 12; Bill. Cdr. Heath la married to 11; Steve, 8; Mary, 7; Linda, the form er Mary Helen liar4, and Tom, 3. ver, o f Datrolt, hitch. They reside a t 2435 South Bay Ave. with their seven children. Leroy A. Heath Heads VAH-7 Elrod To Speak n DeBary By Mrs. Adam Muller Representative Robert H. ;irod of Orange County will e guest speaker for the iceting of the DeBary Reublican Club to be held at :30 p.m. Thursday in the im m u n ity Center. H orace Demareil, president f the club, will preside. All esidente of DeBary and of ur.uum iin; communities am avUcd to attend. Westside PTO To Hear Mize mechanical brain, dealt fo r the house. The c o m p u t e r decided whether to draw a card or “ hit," as It la tanned in gam­ bling circles, and how muck to bet from $2 to $42 on tho basis o f Information fed to it on each play. Blackjack, or "2 1 " a t It is known hers, is a card gams In which the dealer and play­ er attempt to g et a hand to­ tally as d ose us possible to 21 without g oin g over that number. Hutchins would Indicate to tha machine on each play what his two cards w e n and what curd tha dealer waa showing in hia hand. I f nothing hap* penid, this meant not to draw a card. But If tho computer flashed a green light, it was tuna to Uks another card. Comm toted dealer Had an: "The machine bod a run o f luck." John 0. Andes was named Council Commander of the Woodmen of tta Work! at last week's election meeting In tha WOW Hail. Other officer* named were Curbed Rudd at advisor lieutenant and A. C. Madden as banker. Membership In tha Sanford organization now numbera 110 men and plans art In tha making to form a Ladies Aux­ iliary. Legal Notice this r i s s c i r r r n r i r r T ill: M v m -jiiiii iv i. t or in . r i i t . iv w i t r im s k w iMH.K SOI'VTY. F M IIIIU t. r i m m i r xn. iu m FKDKItAI. NATIONAL MORTOAOK ASSOCIATION. » enrporatloa, F tolatlff. x*. f\\nr. d n i c ii o t -r o n . j r . an* DOlUS P. NICHOLSON, D tf.n 1 t o n , x n r ir a o r s p i t i* r o n r .r L o tr u u W O H T O A I .B T in CARL D. NICHOIJON, JR. R .iM tnc# Unknown DOlUS P. NICHOLSON. HoM anra Unknown Too. Datendante. a r t tiara, hr notlfltd that a com plaint to foraeloaa a eartaln tnortirica on tha follo w in g itaaerlb* -A proparly. altuata, Irln e an* balnir In atm lrw lo County, Florida, to.w tt: Lot 11. HOLD IB MANOR. 1ST ADDITION. aecorAinc to tha plat tbsraor. rtoordat In Plat Hook It at pita IS o f tho Public Rt. eordt o f Nomlnola County. Florida. Including: llaator — Burfaaa Unit — Ox aa haa baan fllad agalnat r o e la tha abort atrlt-S ault and you art raqulrad to axrxa a copr o f your Anawar or Platdln* to tha Com plaint on PlaintlfTa attornar, JOSKVII SI. MCHA8KO. P. O Hot T34. Pam Park, Florida, and III* tha original Anawar o r H and­ ing tn tha o ffice o f tha Clark of tha Circuit Court on or bafora tha Uth day o f P tctm b tr, lias, if rou fail to d o ao, a dr-rat pro confaaao will ba takta agalnat you for tha rallaf damandad la the Com­ plaint. WITNESS a r hand and o f ­ ficial t'a l o f o ffic e at Sanford, htm lnolt County, thia Ith day o f Noxamhor, ls*l. (SBALi Arthur It Beckwith. Jr. Clark of Circuit Court fly: Martha T. Ylhlan D. C JOSEPH Id. MUKAMCO Atloraay at L e v P. O Box ZSi Pirn !*ark. Florida l*ooL . o Nux. is . is, }d. * Doe. Judge C. Vernon Mize Jr. will talk tonight on the Juve­ nile Court at a meeting of the Westside Parent-Teacher Or­ ganization. A financial report on the spaghetti dinner will b « giv­ en. Refreshments will be served following the m ectin ;. A nursery will be provided I. ISIS. log sm all children. CDO-t* 1 up t o pa r. sithar. Bobby Ryd tll’ o v oca l spot la strictly to the tastes o f tees viewer*. M :3 0 p.m . CBS. Petti cost Junction. Another e p i s o d e with an Innocuous comody plot, saved only by aeries star Boa Bonadarat In t o r wideeyed Kata Bradley rolo and abetted by Edgar Buchanan in his bumbling Uncle J o t role. T w o teenager* (John W ilder and Jimmy Hawkins) a n determined to rob K ate’s safe as well as heist a bank shipment off the Hootenrtlle Cannonball. Despite K ate's stubbornM is, they accom ­ M p.m. CBS. Tha Rad Skel­ plish ttotr plan but the money ton Hour. V ery few laughs In they're after la In neither o f this ona, though Red triaa the tw o placea. valiantly to pull It out of the 9-10 p.m . NBC. NBC News lira. In hia Clain K ididdletap­ Special. “ Greece; The Golden per character, Red visit* Cou­ A>ga.” Another of Lou Hasin Zeko (B ob by Rydcll) la is m ’ s patented artsy travelthe big city and finds to bis o g u fi, this ona filmed on loca ­ surprise that Zeke is a cele­ tion la G reece and concentrat­ brated dress designer. Rather ing on famous Greek ruins. thin acknowledge tha bump­ T revor Howard delivers the kin as bis cousin, Zaks past­ subdued narration w h i c h es Clem o ff as hi* butter. strives to bring to life the Red'* pantom im e later on, in long dead glories of the class­ which only be appears, Is not ical ago o f Greece. George Television Tonight TUESDAY P. M. IS) 11:#0 4Z1 (I ) (I) 11:40 41) Dactmbtr Tlrlda Concsntralloa McCoy• Pries !■ Aitkl Missing Links IColorl 40) l‘ sis And aiadys II) Ssssa Ksyo MS (1) H lw a w fl ( i ) Nowt, Bestl* W sa ih sr (•> N sw s— Roa Coehrta ( t ) Ilu n tlsy . Hrlnklsf 1:41 ( I ) C on grssslsn al Report D R ILL CONTEST 27 Bands From Central Florida DRILLS • MAJORETTES • MANEUVERS 2,000 Member Massed Band — Sanford Municipal Stadium S A T U R D A Y , N O V . 23rd 6:30 P . M . Adults $1.00 Beta* fa tto fctehea cca kin j to k poke to UU L Of t o r husband's favorite din­ ner, which she'll serve look­ may get to' ing feet as pretty and pert yell but If to d wB Just rem in d Mm During dinner she'll listen hia w ord, with wide-eyed admiration to t h a t aeuaBy puto feta an •vnrrthJai he has to say (Just aa she did during their —w * r o s y sailing, mnefe eas­ courting days.) ier than r u r o in j iw i y —xj After dinner, she’ll W ire him alone in his easy chair lor awhile until he has had time to road the evening paper. Ones toe has decided that t o k o t o rested, well-fed, and mere than ordinarily content she'll nay, ’ ’H ooey t h e n ’s something I’ ve got to toll yon —hoi A n t you've get to pro­ mise m e that you w on't get mad, Prom lM ?” Dirt-Kit* Cote FUN IHOWS START BAT. NOT. Mtl ADM. • Dtet-RMe Cola R IT Z NOW ttoa WED, AT 1 W - I W . |At Then In sweet but faltering words she’ll confess to to r ’ ’ crim e” and wait to see bow Plans Workday Wednesday TV HENTAL • Balsa • Sorvtee Your Dealer V I i" j i v f iir» f ) H 1U l is m IN l M i A l Hi w orn * — res AIM FW*S Hill S is m M Ob aero— Show ■ w rar sm a m a w a i m -IUIIo l , . u n < BTABTB SUNDAY w a lk * r e t s s . C a rlo** Fm Hi4m ■ran MMAMMLB WISH* S M i M Wartaa — Catar tu b K A B u in a m r U ssy Coosa* — Cater »gUde-out ahahmnbring food* ou t fro n t o Convenient bu tter, t h u s* and a n o ci b in s*R em ov a b le m eat p a n * T w in v egetable eriapcia e F oods stored in the door are ao ea sy to m e h o And there’s 1 4 4 c u . ft. o f refrigerntod apnea ia nlU Seminole T V FA f - l f t t Zsaltk Color TV Balro 3«M Sanford Axa. GrnpcvlU* Nuraerp LO TT 3321 Grapevltl* Av*. FA 3-O806 CASSELBERRY P L A Z A HOM E A P P L IA N C E CASSELBERRY WEDNESDAY P. M. FLORIDA BANDMASTERS ASSN, DIET, ft at U)a JhaWoman: >yRothMinatt Dorcas Circle OUR Melodee “V .ST — Wow. I t , 19M ~ YfcfS T VmS Ssw ia ths paper where e toau-age hrida waa reported mteaiag by t o r hue bea d when t o cam s bom * from week and found a note tram h e r say­ ing: “ 1 got three traflfc tiekata today and that’s when I decided to leave.” The poor kid oxldstsUr hadn’t baan m arried long enough to know U ut « hus­ band can be told any kind o f blood preuu re raising news if his wife just fellow s ( t o age-old rules for toM ch tog unpleasant subjects. Nest time she puts a dent In the fender o f the ear, or tela a door-to-door salesman talk her Into buying an expen­ sive set o f books, o r forpets to give her husband an Im­ pertinent telephone m essage tram his bow she needn't run away from home. She can stay at ham * and fa ce the m usic — which won't be too bad—if she will manage the way m ost wives manage under such circum ­ Klelnslnger’i music Is far stances. too mellifluous, serving m ore First, she'll spend « tew as ■ soporific than a t a m eant of underlining the theme. There Is some good cam era work and a welcom e chance to examine the sculp­ ture and artifacts o f ancient Greece. •-10 p.m. ABC. The Great­ est Show on Earth. "The Members ami friends o f the Hanging Man.” We’ re back Dorcas Circle of t t o Upsets with tho aerlallits tonight Presbyterian C h u r e k will and thia story concerns a fameet In t h e Educational thcr-w a conflict. R i c a r d o Building from 10 a.m . until 3 Uontalban play* the older p.m. Wednesday to aew can­ man whu dominates hit ton cer dressings. Those attend­ (M ichael Parka) until the lat­ ing ere asked to bring a box ter finds a dramatic w ay to lunch. Everyone Is w elcom e. express h I a rebelliousness. Regular star Jack Palanco After Christmas, your tree plays the referee In this spar ring match, with Fay Spain can be useful as e windbreak. around tossed Into the kitty as the If delicate shrubs love Interest. your home are exposed to 10-11 p.m . CBS. The Garry strong winds, trees can t o Moors Show. The comedy used for protection. Gather neighbors and tram o f Ford and Hines and trees from Broadway singing star Nancy pise* them In the ground in Dusiault are Garry’a guests rows or clumps. tonight. Nancy does weU by I’ m Old Fashioned” and “ 1 SCIENTIFIC LA W N Sl'K A Y IN f] FOR — Get A Kick Out o f Y ou.” 10-11 p.m. NOC. The Bell CHINCH BUG S Telephone Hour (C olor) An OR other delightful hour o f m us­ F U N GUS ical eclecticism . A loo Lawn R snsvatim 14:00 14) Tonr First tmprssoIon l:0S i l l M-ri.|iiad (I) l.oxs of IJfo (S) A dxsnturss la Parst:» Krnlo Ford dlas H ill 44) Nsws ( t ) Itebsl 11:1<> (I) atari'll for Tomor­ 1:14 (31 Air. Novak row (4) Combat (4) Fsthsr Knows Wool 4:44 44) Usd Sksltoa <t> Truth ar Coaso1:10 111 Haitian qutnnsa (I) M rllalss Naxy 14:41 (I) ( lulling Light 1:40 41) O r*visit Mhnw 11:11 ID NIIC Nswa (I) l l r i . c x - Ths (Joldon 1:40 (I) lin-hslor Kathsr A ss ID Usnsrol Hospital (I) I’ sitlcoat Junction 41) Nsws Wssthsr 4.10 (I) Jack Danny lHS ID Focus 10:10 IS) Harr Moors 1:10 ID At The World Turns IS) Talsphon# Hoss ID Nsws ID Kugltlxo (D Scltneo 11:40 ( } ) ( ( > Nsws, Wsaihsr, I *1 i d C i r i o u a t Hports I SO i|) Password (I) Mid-Via. Nsws ID Ann Hothsrn ll:3 i 0) Thsatxr of ths Stars ID Psopls Will Talk 11:10 (1) Tonight Show lit * ID llousa Fnrty (C olor) It) Day la Court 11:14 <l> Moats 41) Tha noelore 4:00 II) To Tall ths Truth it ) g u tta For a Day WEDNESDAY A. M. ID 1-orstta Toung 4:11 44) Nsws 4:OS ( }) Kllmnaatlcs 4:40 41) You Don’t Say 4:14 ID Hunihlna Almtoss IColor) (4) Nsws. Waathsr (I) V.dgt of Night 4:14 4) Hrova, Farm Itspsrt ft) Who Do You Trust 4:10 (D Florida K lilorr 4:40 ID Match Hams (4) Hunrlss asmoslsr 14) Mscrst Storm 1:44 (D Today ID Trsllmaslsr fl> Waka Up Moglst 4:11 ID Nsws 1:10 <<) Klim Ksaturst 1:40 (I) Hums and Atlsu 44) lllek ls D t o s 44) Uasla Walt 1:11 (0) Local Nsws, Wsslksr 4i4* ID Bast at Qrosehs 1:00 (I) Captain Kaagaras It) Houibaa Strsst Baal 1:10 44) Cartoons I d s ID Oraaiaot llaadllase 4:00 41) Jack l-aj.aant II) Laaxa II To Dsaxsr 44) Amorlcan Hlatnrr 41) Kaorclso For Womsa l i l l 41) Cartoons C h r k tm u Special 4:40 41) Hals Storm Chicago 44) Romp-r Room 14:40 (I) Hoy Whan S K A T E S $12*95 (4) Nsws 44) Npanisk 14:14 (1) Nswa 14:10 41) May Whsa Onora Read FA 1-9393 44) I Loss Lucy • Vfr « U M T V Time Previews 7:304:30 p.m . ABC. Cbmbstl "A Distant Drum.” la his regular rolo o f Lieutenant Hanley, Rick Jason takas over most o f the action to this episode and It’ s only his good acting that krapt it from be­ ing a dull bora. Wounded ta d alone, he besrochoa a French­ woman and bor daughter (Denise D arcel and Holly Mclntire) to hide him from pursuing Gormans. Mama, fearful o f reprisals, la dead against bousing him, but when a Germ an shows up un­ expectedly. I l a n l a y can't leave anyway. III* (I) Editorial 1:11 (S, Nsws, Hpsrl* W ssthsr MS 44) Nsws— Wxllsr Cro». kits Andes Elected Head Of W O W iv out and, as far as Booth waa concerned, the ball gama waa over. There was no way for South to pick up tha trump suit and ba had thrown away gam e, rubber and grand slam . W b e n did South go w roog? Ha tried tha wroog safety play. If E u l held all four m issing clubs there would be a o way to pick up the s u it II tho clubs broke 1-1 or 3-3 South could draw trumps any w ay ha wished, but ba could also bandla the actual 4-0 break provided ba rem em ­ bered to play hia qu roa of clubs first. A fter East showed out ha could lead through the jackten twice. Eventually ha would have to ruff one of North’s dlamonda to order to tea rot up tho last diamond for hia owa lad a club to hi* thirteenth trick, but that East showed would have been assy. M u fh tiq k tA • booklet. “ Bow Lovoly W sdCO cento to 3305, Beverly Brain Machine Beats House L A S VEGAS, Nev. (U P I)— A $21,500 computer picked up an cusy $300 at blackjack. The 80-pound computer was carted Into tha Hotel Tropl- ferent line-up. South v h spado load in and promptly dumm y*! a n . By Oswald Jacoby Students 50c tr S 7 BO AR D IN G H O U SE OU R BO AR D IN G H O U SE �— .— ....... .. m m TNR IK ITH J t R W I i l C l » « m m u> cttT i* a r m ab u i c s t r e r . p im m im a CNASCSHT » A 1 M N r !1 » '7 !T !i 9P A M F T A IV P la in tiff LEMAR ORJUfBTAD r S ~ T W A T S * -\ IPOTBUDJBCT 1 \U>3'MinBAKS9 »>WHAT IF IT * F O R M * ? 4 1HAVI NOTHING Tp OAY/ AND M W THEY CAN -f b u t im m S mcm THBY D O T H IN G S B£IMPPCUtiD*r u ‘ WBAULFELT *"*! W1V1! 3 ABE PEAFECT ; JUST THE VAY THAT VA3 A ►SUBJECT SHOULD Be s *VWVBS*r AwUESTetV B U T THU MCMBER3 < NOTED NO ) V - T H tY A R E y ' l DOST V ^ KNOW WHAT 1 b GET HILDA F o *. h e r . v I WPOHCAT? / S h o p p im A w k m T teH rw w / D O K O u su G eesr T O R A S IX T E E N T ^ A R O t p e iR L Defendant u m A T A t IT T *a LRJIAR O RAM ITAD , M il Wlndeor Arpnue, Batilmore T, W n t u l TA K E JtOTICM thnt a N t t h u been !II*A naalnnt to n la Ninth Judicial Circuit o f P lo rl,U In j -J U r Tm tnnt* Cana* tjr, Florida. and ran ara hcrabr aummonod, ordered, and required to flip ro a r w rit, ten Anewtr or dafentea to tba Complaint riled herata nantnat ran In the abaca entitled rauua In the etflra at lha d a r k of tha Circuit Court In and far Remind)# County. Florida, at hi a afftca tn tha Caurt Haul# In Sanford. Semlnnl* rnnnl*. riortd a . an or befora the K ill day a f Daeembar, H M l and to earaa a copy o f eurh anewar or defen .ee upon Tom W ateon, P laln tu r* Attorney herein, whose addreae la II# N. Mag­ nolia. t*A, Orlando. Florida, an or bafora aald data. I f yan fall to do no, a Deere# Fro C on fr.«o w ill bo entered aralnet you for tha. rallof damanded lu Hie Complaint. TOO AUK tR T H E R NOTTFIKD that tha itu r# o f aald •alt la a ault fo r divorce ■ vinculo matrimonii .'ro u t th* Defendant, and fo r tba tornpnrary and parmanant cars and ruatody o f tha m inor ehlld MICHAEL ORAMSTAD. Tha nama o f tha Court In which thla suit ban boon tn•tltutad la Circuit Court o f lha Math Judicial Circuit. Seminole Cennty, Florida, and tha abbreviated title o f thlA cauta le VI HO IS IA ORAM ST AD. Plaintiff, va. LEM A R URAllSTAD. Da fondant, Chan, eary So. H ilt . WITNESS MT HAND AND THE OFFICIAL BEAL o f aald Court la Sem laola Conaty. Florida, thla Sth da y ad S o a ember A. D. t i l l . (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckw ith, J r , Clerk o f tha Circuit Court By i Martha T. Vthlon Deputy Clerk WATSON A WATBON Attorner* at Law Tom Wataoa. A ttorney fas Plaintiff ltd s . Masnolta, 1-A Orlando, Florida Publleh No*. 11 II. M * D o * tin . C D O -tl IN THK C IR C tn* COI’ HT O S T ttr. .n in t h j t ' D i n n c m Ct IT OF AND FO R SKH1. NOI.K t o t NTT, F L O IIID t. II t NtTIHT NO. U M h THK UUWEIIT I A V I N O I BASK, P lain tiff, ODtS LEE BCRUOtiB. it ua, Dufendanta. n o th b IN e f t t U N O C IN MW TDCV, IN A B IT H M e T lC . . . I M A V H O O T/H O O T/ W HO *0 0 0 / A T W E L L FACE ( T . . . WHOOOO/ W HVOOVOI I L lk E V C U K E B P T C /IN O TO B E A e e r iB ? A 5 A 6 T U P IO W BG O LD O W W SO U N S fw a a o r/ m o: r <AUUI .ALLTM 1MTEKESTEP J THERE'S NO FERCINTM1B Q N lSfiCm N ' RD f LETTM1NOM-VtOLIMtE OtftS t > -w T '\ O r NOUf7 LIKE YOU CONTAMWE IN' . ■ y i / W M O l f HUMAN RACE/ o p arrr in HORTOACH F O R K t l O I t U TO I ODId LEE SCnU<XW IK IID B tC S l «IM Eeet F ifth Avaaus Cotumbue It, Ohio TOI IKItllS I . SCHUUOB REWDENt'Kl Poet O fflco Bon t i l dalfney, South Carolina Tou ara baraby n otified that a Complaint to foraolou* certain tnortsasa encum berlnn Ihe fo llo w ln s daacrlbed real property, to -w lt: Lot », Block D, COUNTRT CLUB MANOR. UNIT NO. I. accordlns to tha plat theraof aa recorded la Plat Book U , Pap** Tt and ft. Publlo Recorda o f Semlaola County, Florida, haa been filed asalnat you la Ihe ahoee-et/led ault. and you ro required to uervn a cop y nr your Anew tr or oth er Ploadlnp to tbo Com plaint o a Plalntttra a ttorn ey!, ANDER­ SON. RUSH. D BAS. LOW N­ DES A ran don 8 E M , 111 Eaet Central A ron u o, Orlan­ do, Florida, and file tha o ri­ ginal Anewar or other Plead­ ing In the o ffice o f lha Clerk of lha Ctreult C ou rt aa o r b efore the Itth day o f D ec­ ember. (H I. I f you fall to d o •o, a decree pro eonfeseo w ill be taken againet you tar the relief demanded la tha Com­ plaint. Thla Silica Shalt bo pub- PTT WUPQnf T W RH V""^ NOT J im TOOLIN'/ NQemr > AACUWD. LIKE t 4AJP Ituhed onea a week tor four eoneerullee week! In tho San­ ford Herald. D A T E D t h i s UA d a p a f I t o F - ember. IMA (SE A M M TVIUCTSOM C*IDHW IT IACX*N VTJ LAEVAUtTt H *U M *\ff*ta » l» N V M in THATA A MKJHTV I p a l T t HATIB W MYI W ttJUTAMTW ACIPAMPMWr MMPV LOAD TO •fci HJCTRONC C T MATEUAIKTAl J B J M WORTH A / QUARTKW IlllOl W j- IT W iA N it a u m o n im k - TO A Wt Arihar If- Beckw ith. Jn, Clerk o f C ircuit Court By: Martha T . Vlhlea Deputy Clerk ANDERSON. HUSH DEAN. LOWNDES A ran don BERM Attorney! and Counueltara at U n Poet Office Bnc t i l t Orlando, Florida Telephone t ll-t t lit Publleh Nor. I. tt, Id. N . t * « CDO-I TMTdINOIMN T ^ . u x iu a j 1 CAM MANAGE *< NEVBtTHEUSg, Wf CREWS W E ourniwtu,TMAwc) help you . we dont m anttou pxii i— — x w p v in o c w * j m — n -----"v -e V v STOP ITSTOP (T- V a g a in ! y>OU MUST reAUie ME ARC NOT HERE FOR FUN aaogam m IN THK CIRCUIT COURT BP T IIS NINTH JUDICIAL C IR C U T IN AND POR SRHIe N O l It COUNTY. FLORIDA. IN CHANCMRT Nth. I SOW J. I. KISI.AK MORTOAOM CORPORATION OF FLORIDA. Florida Corporation. P lain tiff, re. EDWIN WtOHTMAN and UJURAINE WIUUTMAN, h i t wife. D efendants NOTICB TO DEFEND Di EDWIN WIOIITUAN and LORRAINE WIQHTMAN, hit wlfa Reeldenca Unknown TOU ARE HKRKDT NOTtFI ED that a ault to foracloea Mortgage baa bata Iliad againet you In tba abora Court by tha abara named Plaintiff. Tba property nought to ba foreclosed la aa fottewa: ta t TO. LONODALE SUB. DIVISION, according to Plat theraof aa recorded tn ria t Book II. P a so SI. of lha Publlo Reeorde a f Semlnota County. Florida. TOU ARK REQUIRED to tlto your Aaawor with tho Clark af tha Court and tie eerva a copy upon lha Plainllffa ' A lto rn e ii, FREED A NATH ANSON, t i t South W aahIngton Avenue, Tltuavltlo, Florida, net later than D ec­ ember lib , l t d . I f you fall to da ao. a decree pro c o n . faeea will ba entered againet you for tha ratlaf demanded In the Complaint. WITNESS my hand and *eal a f aald Court at Samlnot* County, thla t l lh day at O ct­ ober. H U . (SEAM Arthur It. Beckw ith. Jr. Clark af Circuit Court By: Martha T. Ylhlea Deputy Clerk Law Offleaa FREED aad NATH AN SON I I I South W ashington A r a Titusville. F la Publish No*, t, is, is, it, m l �Rain Or Shine, The Response ‘Pours’ In From Your Classified Ad. Call FA 2 -5612. CLASSIFIED INDEX 12. Raal Estate For flair 12. Real Estate For Bale 8t)* •nnlnri leralft Nov. 19, 1963 — Page 9 ]. Lost ft round TERRIFIC BUY BY OWNER. 3 BR, 2 full 2. Notices - Personals S Bedroom, tw o beth with baths, Fla. Room, CenUal incorrect lnaortlow of your ad, 5. Education - Instruction S W E E T IE PIE B y N id ln e Seltzer built-in equip. Com plitely beat, double carporte on and morvto tho right to re­ renovated Inside. Corner lot, corner lot in City. 2 blocks 4. Transportation el*# or reject any adveitlee101 Brown Drive. Sale Price mont from what ordered M 6. Food to shopping, churches, A (15,650 — m onthly payment conform re the policies ef thla 6. For Rent (9119. Including t a i n A doctors. Hell below bank ap­ 6A Special Notices praisal. 33,14.0 do, $83 Insurance. DEADLOCK* month. Conventional m ort­ 7. Business Ren tab KINGSWOOD O ffice 204 W . First CLASSIFIED D1SFLAY: gage M ay consider 2nd 8. Beach Rentals BUILDERS, INC. T ooa., thru Fri. • 3 P. M. dap 9. For Sale or Rent m ortgage. FA 2-9(29 altar It P ays P. 0 . Be i 1809 FA 2-8074 before inaertloa. Hon. • Sat 10. Wanted to Rent • m ji^ n y tlm ^ w e e k e n ^ . To U se 11. Real Estate Wanted 3 - 4 BR NEW STRAIGHT C L A S S in E D : The H E R A L D 12. Raal Estate For Sale Air cond. A central besting. BY OWNER. 2 bedroom, M balk hom e. One bedroom Too*., thru Fri. - S P. M. day 18. Mnrtcatre lawn* No down payment (n VA. W an t Ads. haa separate entrance, can before Inaertloa. M ot. - S a t 14. Insurance Monthly payments as low be rented for income. Will mod. 18. Business Opportunity as |65, Includes T A I. Ph. trade for smaller p la n . 332-3744. LMN Enterprise*, 16. Female Help Wanted Shown by appoint m*nL Call 17. Male Help Wanted i e T iir r i n c r r r r o t o r o r Sales O ffice Upsala Rd. FA 2 9646. t m k e in T f i J t m c u t r m 18. Help Wanted 11 a. m. to S p. nt. tir r m tin r o a » k w i - IN THE CIRIT'FT COURT OF 19. Situations Wanted m a c o c m . noam a. TH R Nik FI* JUDICIAL CIR­ BEAUTIFUL w etl-buD t CB MOST WOMEN HAVE r a a i r a a r w o . it a o s CUIT. IN AND FAR • « * ! - 20. Babysitters borne, DeLand, on 3 cornar o v R iu r n e R T u m > c o m - NOLfl COI kT T . FLORIDA. SMART HUSBANDS 21. Beauty Salons PANT, a Florida corporation, CHANCERY 4 0 . IH*> lot. Box 1271, Sanford who will see the advantages amt MA IOTA ItBT P. AJ4UE11- FEDERAL NATIONAL 1IORT- 22. Build - Paint - Repair o f an oak shaded, fenced MOV and LIOHET, C. A.NT) E ll- OAOK ASSOCIATION, A co r ­ 23. Building Materials BY OWT'ER. 9 SON, h«r huibanJ, poration, back yard fo r the kids, plus Plalntltta fenced yard, F U ln tlff. 24. Electrical Services ixiestment advantages in a **. 25. Plumbing Services 323-3209. 1NDA B. R C aanL L HAOKR DON t* l.INDLKT ant ANITA sparkling 3 bedroom borne. and W. B. HAOKR. h#r hut- LINDLET. and SOUTH O R­ 26. Radio ft Television A small down payment will BY OWNER. 4 BR House. band; at at, and a n r and all LANDO NATIONAL RANK. 27. Special Services ptraoni b a rin g or elalmlito put you in. Call now for ap­ Defendant#. Pb. F A 2-8303. 28. Laundry Service anr Intaraat In tha haraln d**k o T ic K o f h i r r ik pointment crlbad propartr locatad In MONTOAUB FO RKCLoaURB 29. Automobile Service Samtnola C ountr Florida, TO) DoN I* LINDLET and F H A - V A HOMES 29A. Auto Accessories Datandaata ANITA LINDLET s e r ie s o r arrr 2, I , A 4 BEDROOMS 80. Machinery - Tools SO U TH W A R D Raaldanca Unknown T U P OTAT* OF FLORIDA TOl Tou. Defendant*, ar* haraby 81. Poultry - Live stock I. lH . A 2 BATHS tVDA U. Rl'aM K lJ. IfAiJEK notlflad that a com plaint to INVESTMENT A HEAL t Y DOWN PAYM ENTS FROM and W.B. IIAOKIl, bar hui- forocloao a aartaln m ortgage S1A. Pets tia s 116 N. PAR K A V E . 322 9173 band o f 141* O rlfftth A ra. on tho fo llo w in g doeorlbod 82. Flowers - Shrubs $100 nua, O eanaboro, K antuebri prnporty. altuata. lyin g nnd Actually, I got thsm at a Ibre bah }, but btfora I TV. TV. HUNT, and ------ balng BEAUTY ON TH E ST. JOHNS In Satnlnole Coanty. 83. Furniture Low Monthly Payments aouid put tbsra on a hook, llttio Big Heart HUNT, bla wlfa. If llrln r, Florida, t# -w lti 84. Articles For Sale Elegant home on landsraped For Com plete Information took ovarP and It daad, tha unknown Lot I, B lock IT. NORTH 34-A Swap or Exchange acre of land nith 73 ft. balra. dorlaooa. Itiataaa, Sea Or Call Your ORLANDO, according to • rant#*#, truataaa, banal), plat lharaot recorded In 85. Articles Wanted frontage on tbo historic 8t. rlarlaa. apouaaa. cradllora. FHA - VA Plat B ook II , page# to C6. Automobiles - Trucks 2. N o t ic e s • P e r s o n a ls 6. For Rent Johns Rlvar. 2 Bedrooms, llanora. auccaaaora or olhara and 11, Publlo Raoorda of SALES BROKER 38-A Autos Wanted claim ing In t ar o at br. 2 bith, with unusual swim­ Seminole County, Florldn; through, undar. for or Including: Will be here s limited length F U R N I S H E D Apsrtm*ut. 87. Boats • Motors ming pool. A lso cosy guest acalnat tho aald W . W. Hunt W all H aalar — Pnnetray O r s o sad clos* in. Jimmie 88. Motorcycles - Scooters o f tim e paying highest cottage with kitchen and Stenstrom Realty and — Hunt, h lf wlfa; Modal F A -*I price* for old A antique Cowan. 322-4013. JA M S* A. HUNT and -----Range — F rlgldn lre — 89. Trailers - Cabanas bath. Located near Inter­ HUNT, hla wlfa. If tiring, Modal KM-10 111 N. Park A rt. 322-2430 gold Jewelry, coins A sil­ state 4 Interchange. Price and If daad. tha unknown Itefrlgaralor — Frlgldnlre 40. Farm Equipment Classified win ant he r e 322-5613 322-56U Legol Notice Legol Notice h a I r a, daviaaaa. lagataaa, grantaaa, truataaa, banafl. clariaa. apouaai. cradllora, llanora, auccaaaora or ulhtrt claim lag Intoroat br, through, undar, for or a g a l n o t tho aald Jatnaa A. Hunt and -----HUNT, hla w lfa; M ART H Fl/>Y D , and ------ FLOTD, har h u * b a n d. If llr* Ing. and If daad. tha un­ known halra. daviaaaa. laga* taaa, grantaaa, truataaa. bana. flctarlaa, apouaaa. cradltor*. llanora, auccaaaora or othara claim ing I n t a r a a t br. through, undar for o r agatnat tha aald H arr B. Floyd and — •Floyd, har huatoind; — H Alt It Id. w lfa o r w idow of Joaaph D. Ilarrla, If llrln g, and If daad. tha unkuuwn halra. dtrlataa. lagataaa, grantaaa, truataaa, banafl* clarlea, apouaaa. eradltora. llanora. auccaaaora or olhara claim ing I n t a r a a t br. through, undar, for or agalnat tho aeld — HAHltIM, wlfa or w idow of Joarph D. Ilarrlo; FGOHIDA K. HAMMOND and -----i m n i U i f D , bar huaband. If living, and It daad. tha unknown holra. daviaaaa, lagataaa, grantaaa, truataaa. bvnaflclarlaa. apouira. eradltora, llanora, auccaaaora or othara claim ing Intaraat by. through, undar, fur or agalnat tb* aald Florida r . Hammond and — Ham­ mond, har huaband: and any and all othara having ar claim ing any Intaraat In tha fo llo w in g daacrlbad proparty locatad In Bamlnola County, Florida, to -w lt: TRACT Oh K Bagla at tha gouthwaat cornar o f tho N EQ o f lac* lion t, Tow nahlp >1 South, nan go t t Eaal. run thane# E a it ItT faat. North «JJ 41 faat, Waal ItT faat. South *11.41 faat. to Point o f Haginning; a ica p t rlg h t-o f. way * f Atat* Road No. M l. TRA CT TW O Tha North I II * faat o f Ilia MW la o f o f N E 'i o f Sactloa I. Tow nahlp It South. Rang# 1* Eaat: #»• capt rig h t-o f-w a y o f Slata Road No. 414. TRA CT TH RK E All thot part of tha South IIT faat o f tha BK'* o f tha I W I i o f Section II, Townahlp 14 South. Rang# t t Eaat. lyin g TVaat o f tha TVaatarly rlght-of* way llna o f Btata RoaJ No. IU0. TRA CT FOUR Lot II. Block “ It". Tract II, SANLANDO gPIlIXOS SUBDIVISION, according to tho plat tharoot recordad In Plat B ook I. paga IT, Public Record# at Samlnola County, Florida. D R FE T U A TT l, U K K C T Itb li Tou ara haraby notlflad that a procaadlng to quiet title and for othar rallaf haa boon brought In tha Circuit Court for Samlnola County, Florida, agalnat all paraona claiming any aatata, right, lltla or Intaroat In, or Han upon, tha abova daacrlbad raal pruparty, altuata In Samlnola County. Florida, and you ara haraby raqulrad to flla w ith tha Clark o f tha abova daacrlbad Circuit Court In and fo r Samlnola County your wrltlan appaar* anca (pariunally, o r by attornay) In aald procaadlng. on or bafura tha tth day o f Da«> ambar, l t t l . and tharaaftar to flla aarvica o » IUa Attornaya for tha Plaintiff*. IIAKKit. BAKER * SMITH. II Eaat Pina StraaU P U. iloi No. I I ff. UrlanJo, Florida, and flla with aald altornaya for tha Plaintiff a and with tha Clark o f tha abova atatod Court Jour wrtttan dafanaaa. or anawar. If any. Ip tha Complaint at tha tlmaa praaerlbad by law, tharaln aattlng up tha aatata. right, lltla or Intaraat In, or llan upon, tha abova daacrlbad proparty claim# 1 by you. Ila.-alu fall not. or judgmant w ill ba autarad agalnat you by da fault. TVlTNEa* my band aud aaal of tba aald Court at Sanford. Samlnola County, Florida, thla Hat day ef October, 1MI. (SEAL) Arthur If. Beckwith. Jr.. Clark o f tba Circuit Court In and for Samlnola Coun­ ty, Florida. Uy: Martha T. VlUieia Deputy Clark Bakrr. Baker A Smith It fa a t Pina Street H r'intla. Florida I Publlatk Njv. I, 12, Id, 24, 12(2 : d o -i 19. SltentfoM Wanted RESPONSIBILITY: Tb* Bar aid — Modal D -ll Hot W ater Haalar — Day A Night — Modal U -C haa baen filed agalnat you In tho above atylad anlt and you are required to otrvo n copy o f your A n iw or or rtoadlng to tha Complaint on P la in tiff# attorney. JOSEPH M. MUR. ASKO, P. O. B o s M l. Fern Park. Florida, and flla tha original A n iw or or Pleading In tha o ffic e o f tha Clark of tho Circuit Court on or be­ fore tha 12th day of Decanibar. 1X3. t f you fall to do ao, a decree p ro c o n fe o o will ba taken agalnat you for tha re­ lief demanded In tha Com ­ plaint. WITNESS my hand and o f ­ ficial era! o f o ffice at San­ ford. Samlnola County, thla Ith day o f November, 1X2. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckw ith, Jr.. Clark. Circuit Court. Seminole Co., Sanford, Fla. Ilyt Martha T. Vlhlen DC. JOSEPH M. MURASKO Attorney at Law I*. O. Ron 233 Kern Park. Florida Publish Nov. 13, II. X A Dec. 1. lil t . C D O -tl I k T I I E C I R C U I T ( III R T O F T i l l : k l k T I I J l D i l l A I, t i l l - r i i t . ik A k u n u t * i : n i kULK tO I'V T Y . FLORIDA. Ik C IIA kl’ MHT k o . 13MT CHARLES H. JOHNSON, SR . and ANNIB E. JOHNSON, hla wife. Plaintiff*. va. ORANT L. BOWMAN a n d MILDRED M. ROWMAN. hi* wlfa; and UHUCB H. OEMMELA, Dafandaata ABF.kDF.fi k tv r ilR OF S L IT Ik FORKCLItaI HK OF AOMBKMKkT FOR HEED TO* IIKANT L BOWMAN anl MILDRED M. BOWMAN, hla w ife, 11*1 M orion Street. Charlotte, North Carolina llllUCE II. OKMMKLL, n «t d e n c e Unknown Tou. Dvfandanto, are hare* by notlflad that a complaint to foraetoaa an Agreem ent for Daad on tha follow in g daacrlbed property, to-w lt: Tha North Ono-half of W ill IS faat o f Lot 31. Block t. W EST WILDMERE, according to tha plat th ereof aa recorded In Plat Book I, paga II. o f tha Publlo Rocor.la of Seminole County. Florida, haa bean filed agalnat you In tho above atylad ault ant you are required to oarvo a copy o f you r Anawar or plead­ ing to tho Complaint on Plaintlf fa' attorney, JOSEPH M. MURASKO. P. O. Boa >31. Fern Park, Samlnola County. Florida, and flla tha orlslnal Anawar or pleading In tha o f ­ fice o f tha Clark of tha Cir­ cuit Court on o r before tha 13th day o f December, 1X1. If you fall to do ao. a dacraa pro confeaao w ill ba taken ngnlnat you for tha rallaf de­ manded In the Complaint. WITNESS my hand nnd o f­ ficial aaal o f o ffic e at Sanford. Samlnola County, Florida, thla Ith day * f November, 1X3. (SEAL) Arthur IL Beckwith, J r. Clark. C ircuit Court Samlnola County, Florida Ilyt Martha T. Vlhlen L ev *:* Cleft. Jua«p M. Muraako P. If. Iloa 331 Fern Park. Fla. Publtah Nov. 13. It. >*, A DaC. 1. 1X3 C D O -ti "THIMlWTYMIOSir DO. WANT AD Legal Notice ROTICB o r SUIT TOi OARVIN ROBERT HILL and IDA I. H IL L hi* wife. Dafandanta. TOU AND EACH OF TOU ara hereby notified that ault haa bean commenced agalnat you In the circu it Court of tha Ninth Judicial circ u it of the Btata o f Florida In and for Seminole County, the ahbrevlated lltla o f which la: THE SANK* >lll> ATLANTIC NATIONAL IIANK. Plaintiff. va OARVIN RORKRT HILL and IDA L M IL L hli wife. pefendanta. In C h a n o r y No. 1331*. Tha nature of thl* ault I* a foracloaure of that certain mortgaga from aald defen­ dant# to plaintiff, dated Mar 1. I X * and recorded May T. H t t lit* O fficia l nee o r da Tlr-lK 1*1 paao 33J o f the Public Record* o f Hcuilnola County, Florida, encum bering that certain piece or parcel o f pro­ perty located, altuate, and be­ ing In aald County and State, to-w lt: l e t 5. Block E. BUNt.AND ESTATES, a auhdlvlalon. according to i plat there­ of, recorded In Plat Bonk It, page* II to 33 o f the Public Record# of Saml­ nola County, Florida. EACH OF TOU IS REQUIR­ ED to fllo your anawar nr other w ritten defeneea to the Coiiiplalnt with tha Clark of the Circuit Court o f Seminole County, Florida. In thla proraedlnc and to aarvo * copy thereof upon tho plaintiff# attnrneya, whoa# namea and Ireaa are haralnaftar ael forth, aa raqulrad hy law not L t e r than tha 3tth day of December 1X1. In default thereof tha cauaa will pro. ceed aa part# upon tha entry of a Deere* Fro Confaaao agalnat you. WITNESS my hand and the official aaal o f aald Court In Seminole County, Florida, thla 1Ith day o f Novambor, 1X1 (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk o f tha Circuit Court lly: Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clark BE \ IID A L L ORIDLET AND LEWIS Attorneys for rta la tlff (4 North Court Street Poet O ffice Boa 1334 Orlando. Florida Publish Nov. 11, X A Dae. I. I*. IXS. CDO-II I k T H E I I H I T I T r o l l e r OF T H E k l k T I I JUDICIAL f l H r n r . ik %ku for se m ik u L H C O L 'k T T , F L O R ID A . I k U l l A . k L E H T NO. 1 S U I NINTH FEDERAL SAVIN')* AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF NEW TURK CITT, Plaintiff. V* ROBERT B KURVIN and JESSIE S KURVIN. hla wife. Dafandanta. kOTK K r o DEFEND TO) JESSIE 8 KURVIN Residence Unknown TOU ARK IIERKHV NOTI­ FIED that a suit to foreel"*# a M ortgage ha* baan (list jgalnat you In tha abova Cuurl br tha abova named Plaintiff Tha pruparty aought to ba forocl >•#-! la aa fallow s: Lot «>. LONTIDAl.E HUHDIVISION *<-oardlng In Plat thereof aa recorded In P lat Book II. Pag* II. of tha Publlo Record# of Samluola County. Florida. TOU ARE REQUIRED to flla your Anawar with tha Ctark o f the Court and to a*rva a copy upon tha Plain­ tiff#' Altornaya, FREED A NATIIAN80N, 111 Bouth Waah. Ington Avanu*. Titusville, Florida, nut lalar than Dec­ ember S. IXS. If you fa ll la do ao. a dacraa pro couf***.. will ba entered aaalnel you far tha rallaf demanded In tb* Complaint. WITNESS my band and seat o f aald Court at tfamlnol* County, thla 31th day ut Oct­ ober. 1X3 •SEAL) Arthur If. Reckwlth. J r. Clark o f Circuit Court Byi Martha T. Vlhlen !_ .* (IffJuaa Freed and Nalbanaun 114 South W ashington Titusville. Fit D A Y ’ S Housework. FA 24177. USED W hirlpool (29. Child Cere. FA 2-B74. READY M S 31. Hearty dow sills, tintats, blocks, send, semer t H a r d Porter Beauty Shop pipe, steel, grease grape, Cold W ave M oo complete dry walls, stopping stwnss 1104 W. 23(6 St. FA 2 1321 M ired* C oesreN C*. 109 Elas Ave. F A 2-9791 Harriett’ s Beauty Nook Eva Appt’a. 2 Sr. Beauticians I N (to. Oak FA 2-3743 PECANS, 3 lbs. for tl.0Q. 2$lh A Sanford A rt. B agg’a C u rt PERM ANENT Wave Special M arket FA 22M L 20% o ff regular prices. Op«tu E xilin g* by sppL FRUIT Gift Packed. We ship free parking lot. Services express. Baggs Curb Mare ket, 23th k Ssnfofrl A v e ., from tip to tip. FA 2 m i. Cat ’ N Curl Beauty Shop SIS Palmetto Art. AUTOMATIC Phone door (1) SJ2-0834 Phone door (2) 323-8329 F lu ff Automatic In (-d r a w r t desk, like brand n ew . D oes tt. B r t M • Paint • R e p a ir hundreds of deslgna, maken buttonholes, sews on bub* PA IN T WORK done. Inside o r tons, blind eUtcbes, e t c . out. F or info. Ph. 323-93S8. Assume payments o f ( 1 M * PAINTINO— Room or House 104 So. Park A N . 28-9411* — P rices vary Low— Ph. NOROE Shelvador R sfrlger* 223-0090. •lor . Freeser, 12 cu . f t , 15. Plumbing Services 117 lb. Freeser. L ike n ew , (123. Mast see to HINSON ft HEARN d a te . 668-37$6. PLUMBING CONTRACTING Repairs k Water Hssters Gas Water Heater, (0 f i l . FR E E ESTIMATES (t o , 1 Gss Apt. Slse R ang* IN I . 3rd St. 323-9143 (29, 1 Gas Wan-type Heater CLEAN quiet B oom s" Tbs ver flatware hoUoware, re­ $22,300.00. G ood termsl Q REE N BR IAR Gables. FA 2-0720. gardless of condition. Key Choice lota available In winder watches, old clocks APARTMENT for Rent. SOI Greenbrier o f Loch Arbor A Bric-A-Brac. CsU 323 0964 Myrtle, FA 2 3802. ovsrlooklng g o lf course. Sanford for appointment at REALTOR INSUR0R Custom building to your your home. 3 Bedroom unfurn. house. FA 2-4991 1919 8. French Ave. specifications, G rxnbriar N ice. Phone FA 23138 or developed by VACUUM CLEANER, repairs, CANAVERAL INVESTMENT FA 2-003. parts, supplies for E lectro­ KINGSWOOD —40 Acres Just 2(1 miles lux, Kirby, Hoover, Air- FURN. 4 rra. spt. $So mo. BUILDERS, INC. from d o w n t o w n Cocoa, Way, Rex-Air etc. Free 202 Fairmont Dr. $39,800, $7800 down (20 acres Approx. 9 ml. fm .base, 1 pickup. New and Used F A 2-8074 for only $19,900). block fm. Illway. FA 2-5771. cleaner* sold. FA 2-2282. BIG LAKE M ARY 1IO M E 15. Hualneaa Opportunity 2 Bdrm. house in Lake Mary. 3 Bedrooms, 214 baths, par3 . E d u c a tio n • I n s t r u c t io n 330 month. 322 4066 or 6271. ty room, sand b e a c h , SERVICE Station for lease. $22,300, excellent terms. PIANO Lessons. 322-7839. Good location. Only small 6 Room House, Unfurn. (iood THREE COUNTRY HOMES capital needed by right location. $83. 41 Volutin Dr., MEN • WOMEN Age 18 33 —$7000, $7600 (with 3 acres), man FA 2-4342. DeBary, 868-3623. WANTED IMMEDIATELY 110,900 (with 7 acres). To train for 2 Room A Bath Apt. furn. GOVERNMENT O W N E D 16. Female H e lp Want* CIVIL SERVICE HOMES - Like new, FHA, Licensed practical nurses for ^_|ll;25 week, including utili­ (load pa y, More security, v a ties, near NAS. FA 2 3219. and VA, only $100 down 3 to 11:30 p. m. end It to cation and sick leave pay. payment. We can qualify 7:30 a. m shifts, 40 hour house In For free Information Write L\KGE 3 RK you in minutes. week. DeBary Manor, Beau­ Am erican Service. Box 14, Osteen. $33. Ph. FA 2-1938. STEMPER AGENCY tiful now Nursing Home. RL c /o Sanford Herald. REALTOR — INSUROR (! A It AGE Apt., furn. Phone 17 93, D enary, Fla. 668 4426. FA 2-4991-1919 S. French FA 2-2M2 o r FA 2 3383. d. For Kent WHITE Woman to k e e p FURN. DUPLEX Apt., 2 Hit. SLEEPING Hoorn, priv. en­ 3 REDROOMS, Ilk baths. house Live in. FA 2-81H9. Swimming pool Furn. or FA 2 2576. trance A bath. FA 2-3966. ALIK OF SANFORD unfurn. 121 Lake Dot Dr. An Investment, not an ex ­ W E L A E A APARTMENTS: Needs experienced sewing Sunlsnd. pense. Call r A 2-3612 for Rooms private baths. 111 machine Operators fo r FOR SALE. All or any part. expert advlca on a Herald W. First St. swimsuits and sportswear. 370 ft. frontage on Illway advertising campaign. It you are experienced on APT. (30. Surplus City. 1792. 363 ft. deep. Zoned factory sowing machines, Commercial. E-Z Terms. ws have steady work for DOWN. Ig, clean. 611 Park. John Andes. 606 W. 20th SI. you In a modern air-condi­ tl« E. WOODLAND Dr. Near Ik THE C OI k T T J l D U E '* tioned factory, under very n ot MAGNOLIA ■ H IN T , e m i k O l . E COUNTY. ' NAS. 3 Ur , 2 bath, plus good working renditions. F L O R I D A , k o . dla.4 An sm itin g value In (his 3 den, double utility room, I k H E ) E O T A TE O F Ph. FA 2 2204, ask for Mr. bedroom older one atnry LEO B. IIUSTED, fenced yard. FA 2-8981. Curisle. homo which is in very sound Deceased Stemper Agency Legal Notice CITATION THR STATU OF FLO RID A . TO ALL PERaok# H A V I N '. ' I AIM* .41) A l k # T OR Ik. TKH K BT* Ik *411) R O T A T E A k tl A L L IvriIK H I 'E lt e O k * 4 'O k C B Il.k E D i RENT A BED Hoipltal A Rol'away, Baby Beds. By Day, Week, o r Month Ph. FA 23181 118 W. 1st St. CARROLL'S FURNITURE You ara haraby notlflad that a Petition haa baan filed In •aid Court praying for an Or. der determ ining hanaflrlarlaa 7. Hunintss Rentals and an Ordrr for adrnlnlalratlon unnereaaary, and you ara hereby required to flla your w ritten defense* thereto w ith ­ SUITABLE for real estate, in forty (I * ) days after tha doctors, etc. Spick-and-span. flrat publication or pottin g Will sir condition entire hereof. Should you fall thara­ ln. decree will ba entered In building for acceptable ten­ du* couraa upon aald petition, ant. Close in on 1st St. WITNESS my hand and tha eaal o f aald Court at Hanford, Plenty of parking. Phone Seminole County, Florida, thla 322 2744, 11 to 3 except Sat­ llih day o f November. 1X3. (BEAL) urday sod Sunday. C. Vernon Mlie, Jr.. County Judge 10. Wanted to R a n t flABBETT AND TUCK Attornaya and Counsellor# at l a w 7 Maitland ria a t We need ten (ID) nice h o m ti, Maitland. Florida Publleh Nov. II, SI * Dec. S, furnivhed or unfurnished, 14. 1X1. immediately! We have the CDO-T0 Office Building Needed At Once clients! If you have a 2, 3, kaSlea far HI4* or 4 bedroom home for Tha Board of County Com rent or lease, call mlaatnnere o f Seminole County, Florida, w ill receive aaalad bl.le at tha office ef Arthur If Beokw llh. Jr.. Clerk. In tha Courthouse ai Hanford. Florid*, up In I D I' M . Mon­ 322 2420 day, November tl. I X I for 111 N. Park Ave. furnlahlng * Dry Freeeaa. W hltaprlnter. 12. Real Eatate Fur Sale Specification# may ha o b ­ tained In tha Bamlnola County Zoning O ffice. Court House Sanford. Momtaya through F r i­ TEE N* GREEN day# from S:oe A. M. to S:#0 Must be sold this w ««k. No p. M. uia* to b« •dcIo m J In * down payment. Immediate att,»<•<! •KYtlupW pltlnly murkoccupancy. $63 month in­ •a on th* ou t#Mo 'l l . 1 for furn lab Itig I»ry I'rutrag. VVblla* cludes taxes L insurance. Drtnt«rt up#n Nav<mb*r »r Ask at Sales O ffice on Up iv ir saia Kd near Church. Open III In Wilt ho vftwilf «t Tuw■ft A ' |*\to¥«U$t>*r Xi. l> u st !U:U0 A daily II ». m. to 5 p. m. or is s uon thtfw*ft*r *• po S B t b l* *t * meeting t<i »>« held In th* County OihuidIi i Ioii ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Room In Hit Court* Realtor liotlM i t flsiftford, Florid*. Th« right f« f r r e r t i l to Raymond Lundquist, A s m . w ilt i Any Ir n iiitir U lis or t ^ d iik illt lM In bid* and to r A 2 3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg r « jN i m y *»r a!I b!<|i 1 bath Kitl ' " i r l r»f County C om m it- 3 BEDROOM Stenstrom Realty Nearly New 3 BR Ave, Rt fcwnilnolo County, Florid* J* C. llutcbUon. ChAlrBIAfl Arthur If. Rtrkwlth, Jr. irk ll-a'dl.a Nov. LUVI-m ciien equipped. Owner be­ ing transferred. Must selL FA 2-2940. condition, recently redeco­ 17. Male Help WsnleS rated. and could be dascrlbed as a "frien dly borne". MAN WANTED to manage and operate a retail Wat­ You will like the spacious rooms, separate d I a I n g kins Route in this area. Earnings o f (123.00 per room, and fam ily sisa kit­ chen. To settle an estate, week from tho very begin­ ning Write Mr. McOarlty, this com fortable home Is P. O. Box 627, Williston, priced to sell at $9300, of which $6100 can be financ­ Florida. es! locally. Some used furni­ SERVICE STATION MGR., ture is also available. Ase't Mgr. A AttmdanU. For new Service Station In Sanford area. No greasing, tire changing or car w u h . 1901 S. Park Ave. ApplicanU must be dean FA 2 3232 anytime cut, bondable, A perman­ ent area residents. RtUU experience necessary. Uen*fiU include Major Medical Property Management Group Insurance, Profit & Sales Hrnker Sharing Plan A Paid VacsDon. Apply in writing giv­ ing details of Education A Offers for your saUctlon work background. Apply to Dies* Beautiful 2, 8, A 4 Mr. Vickers, P. O. Box 445. Bedroom Winter Park. FU Seminole Realty V A - FH A Jim Hunt Realty Government Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $-13.50 To makt the beet ham* buy, *«• the VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Offlre Night FA FA (.real automobile dealers o i­ ler llicii best buys in Herald 2524 Pars Dr. 1-211$ 2-0641 323 0706 Sanford, Fla. 34. ArtJdas Frt Sale 139, l Citixen's Band (-W ap PLUMBING Radio. CsU FA 2 - 8 8 . Contracting Repairs F R E E ESTIMATES GUNS. Buy, a«U, trade, re* R. L. HARVEY pair. Osteen B ridge Flab 204 Sanford Ave. FA 3 3383 Camp A Gun 8hop. 27. Specie] Services TREE SERVICE CHAIN Link Fence, 414 f t , 12 ft. double gate. 700 Cbera* kee Clr. FA 2-6746. Com plete Lawn Service Free Estimates FA 2-4377 BERKLINER R ed ln er Chair, large slxe, AU foam . Sand WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, color leather. $99. 1 8 7 M n » SPRINKLER SYSTEMS nolia after 3 p. m. All Types and Sixes CYCLO-TEACHER L earning W e Repair and Service Aid A World D iction ary. h T I N E Like m w . 18-4117. M achinery and Supply Co. 207 W. 2nd St. FA 3 8432 3 PC. Bedroom Set w . B ox springs A mattress. N eeds SIDEWALKS, driveways, p a ­ re finishing. (39. F A 2-34*7. tios, etc. Free estimate. Ph. 322-3306. SAVE FAMILY'S C R E D IT . R A Y ’S UPHOLSTERY Taka up remaining a pay* m en u of $8 00 on ’<3 M odel, Reupholsterlng. Free es*. FA 2-71 IS TE 8-2359 S w i n g Needle Autom atln Zig Zag Sewing M achine, Wo Buy. Sell, Trade, Repair Like New, Does D ecorative BILL'S THRIFT SHOP Sewing, Makes A utom atic Furniture • Appliances . T V Buttonholes, Sews on But* Open 9 to 9 Dally k Weekend* tons. Monograms, Em brold* I’ h. 322-7363 2640 Hiawatha ere, Dares, Patches, E tc. Sanford, Ms. FA 2-8827. r o R SALE. FBI dirt, d a y , shell, peat and topsoil. Ellis Lloyd. FA 2-2376. FIREPLACE WOOD Oak and P in * Robert Morris, P ian o Tuning and Repair FOR SALE. Lowery Festival W. L. Harmon - FA 2-4223 Home Console O rgan. Full pedal board. Tw o m anual 29. Automobile Service full-sloe keyboards. Walnut finish. In perfect candltkm. Suitable for Church o r Cha* pel. FA 24)81, 100* E. Senknrik Gloss a n d Puint AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Company 310 Magnolia Ph. FA 94822 Auto Glass, Taps A Sea' Covers AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 204 W. 2nd St. FA >8032 ALL WORK GUARANTEED 35. ArtUlm Wanted WANTED. JO” bicycle in shape. 668-4789. 36. Automob Hen - T racks I960 VoUswagoo. 2U 3 French Ava. FA 2-7334. 1962 Corvalr 700. $1390. See a t 2411 Grandview So. o r phono 3234X194. SWAINS BATTERY 8V C. 403 E. 2nd FA 2-3632 Generator - Starter Serv. 1960 Olds. I Dr. Hardtop. E ze . rend. R A H. $200 A take 12. Flowern - Shrubn up payments. T*L F A 2-&S14 after 5 p.m. BLOOMING Roses on C hoiokee ttock. All other kind* o f N unery shrubbery and trees. Gray Shadows Nursery 5 Ml. 8. on Sanford Ave. 3 3 . F u r n itu r e Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought • Sold. Larry’s Mart 213 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. BUYING A USED CAR? FINANCE IT WITH UB • Low Interest Rates ♦ Low Monthly P aym ents FLORIDA STATE B A N E '40 CHEV. 2-door Sedan, A m toque, Kestorable tend. Best offer over (30. P h o M FA 2-76M. Sell Us Your Furniture. I-ATE 19C0 Falcon R anchero, Radio A Heater, Std. T rans­ Quick Service Willi the mission. $799. Call Barley, Cash. SUPER TRADING FA 2-5091 daya, F A 2-30M POST. r A 24)677. nights. F R B R E S T IM A T E Upholstering A Mattress ren ­ FOH SALE OR T R A D E . 'S3 Falcon Sprint. 4 Speed ayaovating. New A Used Furni­ 18. Help Wanted cro. Call after 6. 322-6273. ture. Call Nix Bedding M fg. COLORED PERSON for gro­ Co., at 7U9 Celery A ve. T1IUNDERBIRD, ’88, Pow er cery store work. Some exp. FA 22117, steering A brakes, 312 eubie nested No phone calls. Inches, w i t h tachom eter WANTED reliable couple to Midway Groc., Sikes Ave. automatic floor shift, ear* take up monthly payments peted floor. Stork la com ­ MONEY • MONEY • MONEY o f $13.30 on 2 com plete ing! Bird must got Ed ColWo will open due to expan­ room * of furniture. Call Hns, 3TJ 2037. sion of field opcritions, TE $-1311, Casstlberry, c o l­ New Territory and wlU fur­ le c t 37. Boats • M e lo n nish LEADS • TRAINING. If you are interested In 34. Articles For Salt LYCOMING, 1 8 hp.. excel­ making money, secure fu­ lent, Prop-stand, tank-ma­ NOVEMBER Special. T shlrU. ture and owning your own ters, $300. Marina Isle. 3 for $1.00. Arm y-Navy business . . . Writ* P. O. Surplus. 310 Sanford A ve. M FT. PACEMAKER run­ Box 6666, Orlando, Florida. about boat and trailer, ex ­ RUSSELL WRIGHT DISHES 19. Situations Wanted cellent condition. Best offer. for Sale, Service (or 8. Rose See at 106 N. M yrtle. Call Color. FA 2 0561. HOUSEWORK. 3 or 4 daya. 332 9363 or 323-7621. 322 6958. For Sale. Pony Saddle, $39. Drive *u with the Title A IRONING. FA 2-77'JI, FA 2-3328. walk out with Ums ca sh . DAY'S WORK or baby sitting. TRUNDLE Gateway Te I k e W atsrw ai FA 2 7UIT. F A -2-4137. Robson Sportins Goods l Y i ’ IST wants FA i 1778. work, i'boue Your EVINRUDE Dealer I’ llILCO Port. Stereo Like new. $83. Phono TX 2-7330. 30164 E. lit . Ph. F A 2-396J �- V i" Painting Result Of Deep Study, Artist Avers The make good telephone names. Growth to not the only refteon for number ihortagee. VMfMTFt wfll bo completely Many now acrvlcea must use •ANC* — aR number calling a portion of tho limited num­ — aeecrdtoff to Robert 0hed- ber o f Central Office Codes that a lso serve regular telephone custom ers. Among these a n m obile radio-telephone*, dial service fo r teletypewrit­ ers and C a n tn x service, which provides an Individual number and direct Inward dialing fo r the extension telephone* used by la rg o businesses, fihedden aald H la expected ANG w ill meat numbaring needs Into tho next eintury. Technical developments be­ tween now and then bold promts# o f faster and easier methods o f placing calls fo r evsryono. A ln a d y there a n automatic d la le n which mako dialing a number about aa simple as pushing a button. Many a w n telephone sumM emory waa a consideration km art possible with the In tho decision to go ANC — new plan. Under tbs present research indicated that fo r tyatom, MO codes are avail­ moat peoplo tho ANC plan able, but with ANC almost would present no serious 900 will to available. This to mem ory problem ; subsequent because ANC let* you use all field trials confirmed this. W o 10 dial holes, whlto the present wonder If It’a asfo to asiumo system to limited to letter* In this wilt bo tha end o f forgot­ ten telephone numbers. ttora Belt There win be no men "Fairfax* hi Sanford or •Noth* in DeBary. Oviedo’s •Fernet* disappeared with tha current directory. Ibcidaa aald to delay tha ANC would just mean U*xl many mem number changes for that many m en custom. ar*. The reason la growth. The present numbering ayata n to Inadequate to meet the demand. Each working day aaariF 1#|000 telephone* are added to the more than 96 million now in ua« to the U. S. and Cntofa; That mean* 79,000 by tho close of business each Friday. By Mra. A tom Muller Tho D eBary Fishing Club will sponsor a Fishing Party for young people of the com­ munity at Laka Marie on Fri­ day, Nov, 99 from 9 until 10:10 a.m. Plant fo r the party were made at tost Wednesday's m u tin g held in the Recrea­ tion Hall o f the Fire Station with Clyde Wright presiding. Foie* and bait for tho young­ sters will be supplied by ths elub. In other business member* planned a day o f flailing from Sunglow Pier In Port Orange for Wednesday, Nov, 27. Tho group also voted to make a financial donation to tha De­ Bary Fire Association for use o f the R ecreation Hall. The program , a film en­ titled "Fishing la the Andes," w a s presented by Elmer Thompson, program chair­ man. John Smith Joined the club ai a now member. Tho club’s D ecem ber meet­ ing will bo la the holiday thorn* with refreshments to be served. All members are urged to attend. Association presented A rt Ralph Bftgley In • program a t the civic center Sunday aftem ooa. Mra. Helen DeWitt said Urn audience Indicated the increas­ ing Interest in the creative arts in the community. Tha speaker la a tasehcr and exhibitor In Orlando and waa introduced b y Edmund Stowe. Ha used fo r hia subject the painting o f a acml-abatraet ■till Ufa with • vase o f flow •ra, es plaining that him con­ ception was a departure from tho realistic presentation. Hia running eommantary n s ha workad Illustrated the paint­ ing o f a pletura la not som e­ thing which Just happens, but Is tha result o f serious study. Tha 8-SA A presents these T R I DEBARY LIBRARY will hold ltd annual Silver Tern from 3 until 5 special programs fo r tha bene­ p.m. Friday. Shown planning the evant are Library Chairman Frederick fit o f tho public and to In­ Cleverlnffa (center), and Bert Newton (left) and Talman Van Andale, viting all Interested parsons directors. (Cox Photo) to attend on Doc. 1 at 7:90 P.M. when Hr*. Henry Simp­ son will ahow slides and com­ ment on her experiences as a world traveler. A social hour will follow tha program. Members of tha 8-S A A ar* Local JayCeea h a r t a proj­ Sanford-Seminole County Jay- ed the “ week” project in co­ asked to dellrer tho Christmas ect eat forth on tha atata Cee president, said this Is operation with the Emory In­ cards fo r tha downtown holi­ ons time they ara glad no stitute o f Winter Park, a non­ day decorationa to Bill Dod- level that requires no work work to Involved, and It la profit organisation dedicated aon, Lake Mary. on their part. Jim Smith, simply because their help to simply to giving aid to the "* \'i rapg !*e ij m> thousand* o f Florida youth not needed. Florida JayCeea are observ­ who are afflicted by stammer­ ing H igh School Stutterer* ing and stuttering. Week through Nov. £3. Cody L. Bailey, president of Flor­ ida JcyCees, said the week has been designated for the purpose o f Informing high school stutterers and atommerer* throughout the state that corrective help is avail­ able to them through JayCee sponsorship. Few, If any, high schools in tho state offer cor­ rective work on the high school level. Tha Florida JayCses adopt­ SLAVIA 4-II OFFICERS are, nented from loft, Gary Vilen, devotional leader; Bobby Hrndnbaw, nonjr and recreation leader; Chris Rulleman, roportcr and Rudy Mtielley, secretary; back row, Gcorgo Hrudahaw, delepate; Sammy Murphy, vice president; Phillip Lukas, treasurer and Teddy Knowles, president. (Herald Photo) Carradine To Appear At Stetson John Carradlns, star of Broadway, movies, and tele­ vision will play tha lead role o f Crson In Stetson Universi­ ty's production o f Anouilh's “ Antigone" to bo presented Dec. U -M a t Stover Thi-stte on th* U n iversity', Del.and Campus. A ll seats will bo reserved for tha ptvformnncp, General admhskm tkkots m o avail­ able st tho Htovrr Theatre box office by writing to Ib>x 1377, Stetson University, DcLand, Flu, Uruca G riffith s, Stover Theatre director, said thut be­ cause of the large demand for tickets tho best remaining seat* are available for Ilia Wednesday and Thursday per­ formances. Banford-Semlnolo The Prealdent w a i greeted, In dent K.nn»Hy*x prediction that Florida would return to tho Democratic fold in the 1904 presidential election. T op Irrel Democrats pointed to the enthuilnatic reception* giren tho President on hia whirlwind tour o f Florida Monday to back up their op­ timism. But Gov, Farris Bryant, who also traveled with the Kennedy party, *waa hesitant to say outright that Florida would awing back to the Demc e n t s after voting Republican In the last three presidential •lectlona. “ It** too early to aay, o r at least fo r me to,” Bryant said. But he added ha o i l anconraged by Kennedy'* reception In Tampa and the Miami area. By Shirley W entworth Members of tho Bear Lake Community Club w ill heat Sgt. Vine# Smallwood, safety officer o f tho Florida High­ way Patrol, speak this Thurs­ day evening a t the Florida Power Clubhouse on Bear Lake at tha club’s regular monthly masting. Tile meeting will begin promptly a t 8 p.m. A special invitation Is issues by Presi­ dent William G. Carpenter for all members o f the com­ munity, both old and new resi­ dents, to attend and team more regarding the epeclal up­ com ing activities o f tha club. All active committees will make reports st this time. Smith said they were ready and willing to assist locally In this work, but after invsstigallon found there are not enough stutterers In the area, possibly because o f the small number o f students compered with the larger cities in the state. Meanwhile, the ever busy JoyC'ces are completing plans fo r the Christmas parade, Tho site of th« average shopping tour snd Navy A p­ farm In Seminole County is 310 acres. preciation Day. Keep y o u r engine running dean with RPM MOTOR OILS lake an engine that runs sweet and clean? One that makes the moat o f your gasoline and o il— Ideal weather, by relatively larjre and friendly crowd*. Florida GOP Chairman Torn Brown, of Tam pa, strongly disagreed with tho president and state Democrats. “ Mr. Kennedy is sadly mistaksn if ha thinka the Demo, erst* are going to carry Flor­ ida." he said. “ The Repub­ licans will win again, and Mr. Kennedy will lose by an even bigger margin than he did in 190V if Barry G oldwaier gets tha nomination.* Am ong the crowd o f 4,000 persons at Miami** Interna­ tional A irport w e n lever*I men w aring “ Goldwater fo r President’ signs. takin g not* of the heckler*, Kennedy said he had been making “ nonpartisan” apeechea until 'then, “ but 1 come here as a Demo­ crat and express myaelf a* ft Democrat.” He praiaed hia adm inutra. tion’a program and Florida'* progrcaa under it and made the prediction the atata would rota Democratic neat year. 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Cookie Cutter Sale Planned II; Mrs. Adam Muller A Cookie Cutter Solo will h* sponsored b y muther* o f th* Enterprise School PTC, from 9 a m . until 6 p.m. WedHe'day at the DeBary Plata. M ra Jo* D avis, chairman o f tha sals. advises that these icutters will be Idral for holi­ day baking. f ;T T 1r f 4’- ------- v-i-TI:H ‘ 3 luxury V -l, with total excellence In every beautiful inch. Ambassador 9VO-H hardtop Bill Hemphill M otors, Inc., 301W . F irst Street, Sanford, Fla. Wuteh ths Danny Kayo Show on CBS-TV, Wednesday evenings, 10:00, Channel 9 where we take better care o f your ca r �I j& m forii Ifm ttfi WEATHER: Generally fair today and Thunday; high today about 80; low tonight near 60. VOL. 56 United Praia Leaaed Wire KetabUahad 1908 FIC Unions Ask Pre-Strike Status WED., NOVEMBER 20, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 65 *'W« feel we are required to three-man board earlier thla JACKSONVILLE (U P I) Striking labor unions dem and- call off, or at least auspeod, month lo bring an end to tha lengthy dispute o v e r w a g e! ad today a return to pro-strike tha strike,” he added. FEC chairman E d Ball and that has forced tha railway status b y the Florida E ast Coast Railway (F E C ) a s a V ice President W. L . Thorn­ to curtail som a a f Its opera* B. B. FOITEK " d W vrith prelim inary to any settlement ton w ere at the meeting rep­ Hons. today’s "C lock" column. It hma The strike began on Jan. 21 resenting the railroad. Georgs o f the 10-month-old dispute. bora a pisesura to author it A spokesman for the 11 aim- Lelghty also was there In be­ when m em bers a f 11 non­ fo r tbo loot s is months. Wo operating onions walked o ff operating unions asked Pres­ half o f tha unions. ho to enjoyed oar many pleas* Tha President created the their jobs, dem anding a 10JIS ident Kennedy’s em ergency aatries, such a s ooodcal Itsras, cent an hour w age Increase. Inquiry board to order the ™ sad promoting a hearing aid The railroad, which has FEC to taka back strikes and as# fo r a ales old lady. T oo, wa been operating on a limited resum e their seniority as tha bn to onjoyod reporting prom* havls with supervisory per­ first step toward ending the toed building program s, and sonnel, claim s it la not tn a 10-montb-old walkout. th a n are m any brewing. But financial posUion to grant tha "W hen notified o f (P resi­ A A Porter has boon succeed, pay hike. dent Kennedy’s ) order, w e od by ons who should do a bet­ The FEC, since the strike, thought It our obligation, and LONDON (U P I) — Iraqi tor Job. W s’vs enjoyed meet­ has been victim o f several the obligation of the carrier, ing you . . . and tolling you students in London opposod train derailments, numerous to restore the conditions nut HONOLULU (UPIV-Araer The Army Engineers release tho nows that norm ally cannot to tha new regime o f President Restricted operation o f the desired plan o f county and mors attempted derailments, o f which the dispute arose,’ ’ lea’s top policy makers met bo reported in tha news col- Abdul Balam A ref today St. Johns River bridge, on state officials to widen 415, ex­ today notified boat owners today tn a top-secret confer­ s a i d Attorney Lester P . and sevsral bridges have seltad and occupied tho Iraqi S R 413 at Osteen, was an­ tending from Sanford to New and operators tha bridge will been damaged. Schoeno o f Washington, ence room overlooking Pearl Embassy. nounced today by the U. S. Smyrna Beach, along with a be open between 7 p. tn. and Harbor lo chart a new and resenting the strike board. M rs. Lorraine L. Graham, Arm y Corps of Engineers, four-lane bridge over the S t 7 a. m. with 12-hour advance unified diplomatic and mili­ notice to the maintenance en John* River near Osteen. program associate o f tha SemJacksonville. tary course In Southent Asia. P a u l Johnson, operator- gineer, Florida S t itt Road ROM E (U P I) Italy’s tools County unit, Csntral Heretofore open >4 hours The meeting was tbs first Florida TB and RD Associa­ powerful Communist party daily, tha Army Engineers owner of the Osteen Bridge Department, a t D a L a n d , since the overthrow of the camp and long-time whose tion, and Dr. Kennsth N. Wing called a 34-hour transporta­ announced that regular bridge fiah 'phone number Is NGO Dlnh Diem regime in Will present n program on tion strike today In an attempt tender service will be m ain­ bridge tender, aays it has 734-4010. The maintenance en­ South Viet N*m —and was al­ *Tuberculosia and Other Res­ to influence the outcome o f tained between T a. m. and been promoted for m ore than gineer, la turn, will notify io the first to Include the sen­ By United piratory D iseases" at a Moots eruclal negotiations to form a 7 p. m . dally; except that on 30 years to limit the bridge Johnson. JOHANNESBURG, South ior spokesmen for the White Police In Tuscaloosa pa* m Meeting at • tonight at M oots new government. On the other hand, Johnson House and the Defense and A frica ( UPI ) — An explosion advance notice the swing-span operation to daylight hours. JULIAN 8TEN8TROM trolled city streets end tha Ball, Lake M ary. State Highway troopers long will be available from 7 a. ra. State Departments. m ay be opened between T p. In tha Western Deep Lavsla Integrated University o f Ala* • • • have protested the narrow SR to 7 p. m . daily to open tho m . and 7 a. m. There was speculation here gold mine at Carletonvilla, 80 bama campus today In hopes 415, pointing to the many ac­ A California magasina dis­ bridge for boat passage. Local officials were o f the LAKE CITY (U P I) that Inclusion o f the three m ilts from hers, killed or In­ of preventing a sneak bomb* tribution ou tfit was notified Hunters killed an estimated belief that this change In the cidents on the road, and There will be no public spokesmen at tha meeting jured m ors than 30 miners er from striking again. today by City M anager Pete 228 deer and 180 turkaya, a bridge-opening hours could be especially In the vicinity of hearing on this proposal. waa an Indication of concern today. Three after-dark b i a s l a Knowies to keep their crews record, during tha first two the opening wedge in the long the Osteen bridge. Army Engineers have for­ In tha Kennedy administra­ A spokesman for th# A nglowithin tha past four days out o f Sanford. Pets wrote days o f the hunting season, warded a public notice to >11 tion about previous conflict­ American Corporation, ow nswere touched o ff by tha them a letter that two viola­ the game and fresh water fish known Interested persons. ing reports and predictions on ers o f tho rains, u ld four A f ­ bomber. Tw o wera in n Ne­ tions had occurred here, viola­ Public reaction will lie given the war In South Viet Nam. ricans wars killed, IS were In­ commission reported today. gro residential community tions against licenses, and he the same weight as if develop­ On hand for tha talks jured and six ethers w ere and one waa n short distance Walter L. Gietow, editor to A d not relish a third. ed at a public hearing. Any­ were the men immediately m issing underground. from tho university dorm itory * • • • and publither of Tha San­ one desiring to protest the responsible for Implementing He said It was possible the MEMPHIS, Tsnn. (U P I) where Vivian Malone, tha Police had n report this new regulations should sub­ U. S. policy In the ares, as m isting miners had taken r e f­ ford Herald, today announced A green-eyed n a t i v e of school’ s only N egro student, the appointment o f Julian L. morning that a man out huntmit It in writing, with rea­ well as those who must insure uge In an adjacent part o f tho Blountalown, Fla., today be­ resides. Stenstrom ai associate editor. tog ahot himself in tha fingsr. sons, to the District Engin­ that It coincided with Amer­ mine. The bomba, so far, have (H ow eould ha have been came tha Sunshine state's first eer, Corps o f Engineers, P, Stenstrom srrved as sports ica's global strategy. Agreed to revise the occu The accident happened at tha First reading of an ordi­ entry In tha 1904 Maid o f Cot­ caused no injuries and dona pointing that g u n ? ) This waa tha third such 03rd level o f the No. 3 shaft, editor of The Herald In the very little property dam age, license ordinance O. Box 1740, Jacksonville, ton Contest, which has finals nance of intent to annex a pational • • • late 1930‘s ami (or approxi­ meeting here at Intervals of the spokesman added. bringing rosts more in line prior to D ec. 17. but resident! o f the commun­ K ota on tha police blotter: here Dec. 29-30. strip o f property extending mately one year after World about six months, but the two with surrounding areas; ap­ Tho Western Deep Levels ity are Jittery. Cow running loose in town; War II srrved as managing west o f North Orlando tu proved purchase o f 2uo feet previous meetings had a lest mins was the Kens o f an "These blasta have fottea plaaae return It to the owner. Highway 17-93 was approved of fire hose and a fire ex­ distinguished roster s f parti­ accident three weeks ago editor. Since September of people's nerves oq edge,** BEIRUT, Lebanon ( U P D - by a 4 to 1 vote of the Vill­ * . . . thia year Stenstrom has been cipants. tinguisher for the Volunteer when cables drawing up ora Miss Malone said Tuosday. Central Florida Experiment Iraq’s new military regime age Council Tuesday night. the publication's sporta edi­ Today’ s meeting Included Fire Department at an ap­ snapped and lent a car plugPollen arrested a 40-year* Station has won a "Gold may ask deposed Premier Maj. Voting no was Mrs. Irene proximate cost o f 9187.50; every top man id the Kennedy Ing 0.000 feat to ths bottom tor. old whits m an Tuosday la ^ A w ard" from the United Fund Gen. Ahmed llusstn Bakr to Vsn Eepocl who explained Stenstrom attended Stetson administration, with the ex­ o f the shaft, killing ons miner. Set a 950 fine for anyone connection with tho bomb* lor a 100 per cent participa Join it, a Baathist leader who that her vote was an effort University from 1947 through ception of the President, him­ caught damaging posted ma­ lags, but released him after a tion. Twenty-three employes was in Baghdad during Mon­ to hold the matter in abey. 1930. Following bis gradua­ self. terial or defacing public few b ou n a f questioning. contributed 9110.50. John Wll* day's coup said Tuesday night. once until all property ow n­ tion ha became director of Cam bodia’ s ultimatum to buildings in the village, a 925 son deserve plenty of credit. statewide laymen's program ers involved in the area have reward will be offered to any the U. S. to withdraw mili­ . . . Ry United Press latematlnoal of the Florida Baptist Conven­ been notitied. tary advisers and aid mis­ person witnessing such an act A week-ohl item made its An i retie cold front drop- sions — and charges by tho tion. During the K orean con ­ The property to be annexed whose testimony leads to arUNITED NATIONS. N. Y . way out o f tho moth balls ( UPI ) - Tha 32-nation A fr i­ is approximately one block flict ha served with the radio rest an.1 conviction of th . v lo -1 »’ed temperatures nearly 30 Cambodian head of state that 0 Tuesday to appear in the can bloc may demand a spe­ in width and Is alluated north -and televising division o f tne degrees In three hours today the"U . S. Ta plotting hgatnit i'.E 6 ro !.n V IL L R ,'T h a Con­ "C lock” coluipn. Item stated cial General Assembly session of SR 434 (Longwood-Ovledo ’ III Arm y's public Information s cro ll Idaho and Montana. him, also were Ukaly topics. go (U P I)—Congo security po­ that qualifying and votrr reg­ in January to press for eco­ Road) west to the highway. office at Fort M cpheraon in WASHINGTON (U P I)—Tha lice beat up and arrested two CoM wave and heavy snow istration deadline for tha Dec. nomic and political sane lion« The Lake Lucerne area it not Atlanta. Senate waa split xrido open Soviet diplomats on tha Con 3 deadline In A l t a m o n t e against South Africa and Por­ involved at Hill time but will warnings w ere posted and Following his release from today on tha question o f who* go River ferry from B r a n s Springs would be "3 p. m. to­ tugal, diplomatic sources said povdbly be considered in fu­ (be service In 1951 he becam e motorists w ere ordered to ther Its m em bers should air villa Tuesday, It was disclos day.” It was— Nov. 13, nut today. use chains whilt crossing ture action since council ex­ executive secretary o f tha Utelr privet! incom e—a key cd today. Nov. 10. California Raptlst Founda­ Issue In Ite Investigation o f mountain passes. pressed its intent to gain at Boris Noronin, counsellor . . . tion. a post he held unlU mid- tx-alde Boby Baker. much highway frontage as The mercury at Billings, In FORT LAU D E RD ALE o f the Soviet Embassy here, NEW O RLEAN S, l.a. (UPI) Lyman High Athletic Boost­ I960 when he becam e execu ­ possible within the next few ( Ul ’ l) — The entire 156-mile southern Montana, fell from W ASHINGTON (U PI) The Senate Rulea Commit­ — Transplants o f human and Yuri Mlakotnykh. the ers will start practice tonight Gov. William Scranton, eager months. tive secretary of the Fresno tee, which ia looking Into tha 42 degrees to 14 as tha cold Florida Turnpike extension embassy press attache, refus hearts will be a reality by the W at the school gymnasium for to take an uncommitted Penn­ State College Bulldog Founda­ "outside interests'* o f form er A number of legal matters wilt be opened for public use (runt punched southeastward. end o f this dscads. Dr. C lif­ ed to let the police search the annual Fathers-Faculty sylvania delegation to the Re­ were discussed with Orville tion, an organisation that pro­ Senate D em ocratic Secretary next Jan. 15, tho state Turn­ Cut Bank, in the northern ford S. Snyder Jr. o f Coral their briefcases. basketball gam e set fo r Dec. publican national convention, Johnson, village attorney, in­ moted academic scholarships Robert G. Baker, called tha part of the State, reported pike Authority announced to­ Tha Soviet Embassy said Guides, ssiil Tuesday. A. Boosters welcome all Dads is making personul appeals 'o cluding the water and sewer for athletes. five degrees below xero. widow of hla one-time partner day. this morning it bad no nuwt And. h« told the Southern to dust o f f their sneakers and Sen. Barry Uoidwater, (It- franchise with the North Or­ Stenstrom returned to Flor­ to testify Thursday at a clos­ A low prestura center over The portion between Yceabout the two meo, who ap­ Medical Association conven­ join tha team. ida In August of this year and ed session. A rts.), and Gov. Nelson Rock­ lando Company. Under terms haw Junction and Fort I'irrra California, which dumped twu tion, restoration o f arms and parently atlll were lo custody. . . . h is bren teaching civics In efeller whosa supporters might of this agreement, payment will be opened by Thnnkegiv. inches o f rain at Point PledSirs. A lfred S. Novak, The Soviet Embassy was legs eut o f f In accidents will Mora than 100 units have the Social Studies Depart­ whose late husband waa Ba­ ras Blancas, Calif., was ex­ by the village for use o f fire imr. “ weather upset the Scranton plan. permitting,” placed under guard during on* day l>* a routine practice. been lined up by the J a y ctrs ment of South Seminole Jun­ ker’* partner In a motel, will h>drants, at WO per annum pected to move eastward said Road Chaitman John It. Dr. Snyder was moderator the night until 5 a.m. and ac fo r tha Dec. 4 Chrittnim I’arior High School In Casselber­ be the first witness to give each, appears to constitute a across the mountains today Phillips. * o f a symposium on organ cording lo embassy sources _ ads, including some o f the best ry. In addition he also has direct testimony. An employe I ng term indebtedness which and bring snow, alert and A 62-mlla stretch from Or­ transplants during tha 64th the electricity and telephone U school bands in Central Flor­ served s i Tha Herald's sports of the Senate Sm all Buslnesc is in violation of the charter. rain to the plateau states. lando to Ychaw Junction hat annual convention o f ths 8MA. in tha building wera cut. ida. editor. ' Johnson was authorised to Cold wave warnings were Committee, aha already haa Tw o Czech diplomats who been in use since last July 17. s . • Tha doctor said he had cut Stenstrom. his wife, Bea­ been questioned Informally. get a definition on whether in effect for Montana east of tried to enter the Soviet EmDecember 13 is the target the lega o f f 83 dogs and aucCasselberry candidates fil­ trice, and lludr son Iticky, re­ this would. In fact, be consid­ the Continental Divide during date for opening the 11-mile crssfutly replaced them In ex* bavsy Tuesday night were ar ing this week are Owen AnTA LLA H A S SE E ( UPI ) side at 370 Luke Kathryn Cir­ ered ’ indebtedness” or " o b ­ the day and southern Mon­ atcy for mayor and Mrs. Mery School officials tn 17 counties ligation" before any further link between Ocoee and the tana and northern Wyoming pt-rimrnta designed to simu­ rested by the guards and held cle In Casselberry. until 5 a in., along with late conditions under which a Hawthorne fo r town clerk. !>egan receiving resolutions action ts taken with the com ­ U. S. Highway ."01 interchange tonight. "Our efforts,” said Stem Health Organisation near Leesburg. Phillips said, person might lots a limb and World Deadline tfor qualifying and from ths Department o f Edu­ pany. stront, "will t* directed to­ Much cidder temperatures ( WHO) doctor who stopped amt the filial segment, 13 milt-t have it replaced. for voter registration is Fri­ cation today which will desig­ ward co-ordinating tho edi­ By United I’ resa International Other legal matters discuss­ were expected through the to speak to the Ciechs. day. Clerk's o ffice will lie open nate their shares of 930 mil­ ed included the large amuunt long, will be opened Jan. 15 Northern P l a i n s , reaching The nation's highest con* torial and news coverage pol­ a Thuisday from *1 to tl p. m. lion in junior college construc­ owed Florida Power Corpora­ between Ocoee and Orlando. icies and procedures o f The rentrntion o f college gradu* Nebraska and Minnesota by D ie extension will allow so^ and on Friday from 8 a. m. tn tion. T A M P A ( UPI ) - Ths first Herald to provule Seminole ates ix In W ashington, D. C , tion (or street lights; possible Thursday. noon. Ih e resolutions, which stip­ means of raising funds to tuists, for 94.80 in tolls, to County with the finest source where more than 14 per cent Heavy snow waa forecast two supersonic FIG Jet fighter ulate how much is to lie .pent build a municipally owned vil­ travel the 2ti5 miles from for western Montana moun­ pintle* to b* delivered to the uf county aide news plus the hml at least four years o f col­ Twenty-six skaters from the on colleges in their areal, lage lu li; proper methods o( Miami tu U. S. 3lll smith nf tains amt scattered flurries oir force arrived at MscDitt TAM PA (U PI) — Stale l.i Ie .d information available lege, according to a recent Mflodee Club comiwtcd in the must be approved and nigtu'd seeking amendments to the Wildwood in Uli estimated were expected to accompany Air Force llnxi here this health officials said Tuesday on national and intcrnatiunuJ survey by the Metropolitan r first meet o f the San-l.ee-0 by the different school boards. charter and correct legal pro­ three huurs ami 6u minute, Ihe cold snap eastward. morning. They were tha first that only one death has been events.” I LIIfe Insurance Co. ut the maximum speed, 70 Inter-rink competition at Lees­ Florida voters recently cedures to follow in future an­ Italn drenched parts of nf mors than 1,0(8) ordered reported from sleeping sick­ miles an hour. burg. Placing In tho two three p en cil a 175 milllvn plan to nexations. Texas and Mississippi Valley by tha air force. ness in Tampa Bay this year. spots were Mike Fillion, Linda give the Cabinet power to Closing the special session, during the night, with Tyler, But officials warned the N oll, Wayne Peters, Susan issue bonds to cover construc­ council authorized a monthly Tex , reporting one inch and dreaded disease could strike Kants, Chuck Best. Sheri tion o f junior colleges and salary of too for Mrs. Bar­ PORTLAN D, Ore. ( U P i > - again at a future date. Last Longview, T ex., reporting GAINESVILLE ( UPI ) White, Linda Ley, Ed Mich- uniiersilira. I homes D. Bailey, Florida year, some 3TO rases o f en ce­ bara Peters, village clerk; Mrs. Duncan McCullough of 1.03 inches. alek, Donna Peters, Priscilla ■uperinl e n d a n t o f phalitis in the srea resulted Uf that total, 945 million approved a 13 payment per Gainesville hat presented the Western Washington has •lata Mitchell, Justin Holloway, Jay was designated for university case for an;one serving as University of Florida's agri lud rain for the past 32 days. schoola, aaid here Tuesday In more than 30 deaths. Harvey and Dale Hancock. construction, and the rest was court clerk; approved first cultural experiment stations Snow and sleet swept many that tha best pnsribl* "v oca ­ The disease is thought to Next meeting will be Dec. t5 earmarked for expansion and reading uf an ord in a n ce, with a tlo.UOO orchid culler- areas of live state Tuesday, tional education” for today’a be carried by birds and trans­ when the Melodae Club will construction o f state junior adopting the Seminole Coun- tion. the university announc with an Inch of snow reported youngsters was tha ability to mitted to humans by m osqui­ host Leesburg and Ocala. i u v i v ’r c CHILDREN rrad. ly electrical rode; I i-d today. colleges. toes. at Bellingham. . . . 12 OR UNDER * * CIO6 U.S. Charting New Asian Policy nsuoA Embassy Seized Session First Since Diem Overthrow Osteen Bridge's Use Is Limited 0 Reds Call Strike Streets Guarded In Tuscaloosa 20 Dead, Hurt In Mine Blast Record Kill Contest Entry Herald Names Associate Editor Annexation Okayed On First Reading May Seek Bake Cold Front Hits At Below Zero Congo Police Beat Two Reds Special Session? Pike Extension All Open Jan. 15 Scranton Pleas Income Issue Transplanting Of Heart Seen As A Reality Junior College Fund Quotas Being Sent Out 'Bosket' With Most Eggheads Jets Arrive One Dead Of Sleeping Illness FRIDAY N IG H T SP E C IA L ! Let Them Head OrchidH To UF FISH FRY ALL Y O U C A N E A T - J ADULTS Boh Brown is most happy ever the renovation Job o f the Court House. Really looks p-u-r-t-y. And Commissioner John Fits pa trick still feels the County should re-ssll it to the Elks Club . . . at a profit, a f courts. . . e Chamber o f Commerce members and their ladies will be guests o f the Mayfair Inn Thursday morning at 10:30 for the prs-Thanksgiving coffee. This will lie a festive occa­ sion in the ballroom and Ever­ ett Kerr, manager o f the Inn, anld. "Don McNeill and some o f his group will be on hand." Door prites will be given dur­ ing the morning and the Mayfairs’ fam ous food served to the more than 100 members, ywives and employ vs expected. $ |0 0 PoleHasA Code Number^ Yes, Virginia, The North Like It Or Not, The Zip's Been Put In Mail To Santa CHATHAM, N. Y. ( UPI ) — lor Francis Church in 1897: "Y e s . Virginia, there ia a "Som e o f my friends say is no Santa Claus. Santa Claus,” but ibis year there be may not answer your Please tell me the truth." Church in h l a famous Christmas tetter—unless you Christmas rditorial replied: know his sip code number. Zip code for Santa Claus? “ He exists as certainly as "W hat a ridiculous Idea!” love and generosity and de­ How dreary said Mrs. Virginia Douglas, votion exist. be the world If there the 71 year-old grandmother would who was the original Santa were no Santa Claus.” Mrs. Douglas said today she Claus girl. Mrs. Douglas was 1-year- was shocked that the U. S. okl Virginia O’ Hanloa when Post Office could demand not she wrote New York Sun edi one, but twu /.IP code nuui1 bers Santa on letters Claus at written tha to horhood zip cottes in order to North receive an answer. Pole. The letter writer not only "Tlie North Pole has been found for generations has to know Santa's number out s rip code,” but also his own— which may tie even more difficult to re­ member. The general New York City Post Office announced re­ cently that children writing to Santa must know tha zip ; rode for the North Pole— . t97ut — in | th -ir i a t n. gh ” 1 realize they (the poet o f­ with fice) have a difficult job, but soma thinga should ba beyond with­ impersonal automation,” Mrs. Doug Us isid. "M r. Church would­ n't approve o f such a thing (the rip cod e). , "It's such a heart-warming feeling to hear from Santa Claus,” said Mrs. Douglas. ‘ What will children think if he doesn't answer? It will inly fortify disbelief in him. tha retired New York said City public school teacher. "W hat a thing to do.” she vaid. ’ ’ Those sincere tetters will probably end up in the dead tetter office. I would have felt terrible if my tet­ ter bad not been answered.” Mrs. DcugUs now lives In this Columbia County village her daughter who has seven children. A spokesman for New York Postmaster Robert K. CtirUt- Menu Include*t Cole Slav French Frlcn (hiked Deans Grit* llush Puppies Relish Trap Coffee Or Tea enberry explained that the re­ quirement for sip code on tetters to Santa was part of an educational campaign to get the public to make m ore general use of the five digit codes. The spokesman said the same sort of thing was going on all over the connItry- Owned A Operated By M atin* 4k Rok Hancock f l o p . 17*93 Sat. Sanford Ph. FA 2*5965 � 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, 1963 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, November 19, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 19, 1963. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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