2 10 259 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f1a14a09cf3920ca297825f14e1e5d28.pdf dab290b25cee6e2bc20f267d1a769836 PDF Text Text Imw much morn exciting ft U to dow n tc . . . plan . . . entertain and gather the ’round In a new home. Seminole County builders are constructing them to suit every taste and need. How long haa It been since you've taken your family for a drive to aee the new concepts In building take shape? This weekend will be a perfect time for you win aee the recently completed four-bed­ room, two-bath colonial home in new Green­ brier. This home, so typical of Early America, but with an conveniences our modern living calls for haa eliding glasa door leading from the dining room and kitchen-family room to »n L. shaped patio. It is set in a large stand of oak and pine trees with a completely landscaped yard. For the contemporary minded there la a three-bedroom, two-bath home designed by ar­ chitect James Chapman. This home on Highland Avenue is uniquely constructed of redwood, has an unusual design of four gables with glass and overlooks a private garden area. One bedroom has birch panelling and stacked Mock walla with solid marble tope in the master bathroom. The kitchen features solid black walnut cabinets and exposed redwood beams are used for intercet in the dining room. Out in Ravenna Park three sales have been made and only two of the original five in the new section are left. Right now Shoemaker Construc­ tion Company is busy for they have five homes under construction and in various stages of com­ pletion. On Tdytlwilde Drive (in that prestige area) there is a home nearly completed which certain­ ly bears inspection. At this stage paint colors, fixtures and kitchen appliances to suit the owner may be selected. Ground hns been broken for another home near there which will be a twostory — very modern — design. It will get colder you know . . . and these homes all have central heat with ducts to each room. So . . . take a look around . . . select the home that auits you b est. . . then buy. Page 10 _ Nov. 15, 190.1 ®br R xnfarft frrill 2 0 tb C o u n try C lu b Poad CHS3I3RIAR Courthouse Records R IA L B8TATB TRANSACTIONS Hewer Sewell a t si to HarR a P u n ish a t us, Altamonte, flQQP, FHA to Jamaa P. Turner, at ns, Sanfo Park, $8,960 . Hamer L. Osborne a t ux to Banry L. Mas# at ux Smith's ■ubdv. $7,600. *W. W. Basestt to Robert J. Hanna at ux Altamonte, $30,000. G. L. Johnson, Jr., a t nx to P i n t Padera] Savings and Loan Association of Orlan­ de, Little Weklwa Estates, $31,000, John A. Armstrong, Jr., ir L«j|al Notice » vss e m e u r» cam , e n t e r re • r m e a n s in aud r o a R u m tH u couhtt . o u i r a a r no. iseau rhtu ju d ic ia l a . S. OLCASOK, J R . , a s Adm t a l s t r s t o r o f V e t e r a n s ' Af­ f a i r s , a s O f fi c e r e f th « U n ited S ta te s a f Am erleaa, Ptstntlff, SO. T U LtiD T W . IttZ K R and PATRICIA r. H tZ E I I. b le wife. D efendants. w om en o r s u it iv WOWTOAOD rORDCLOaiRD TOi T U M . E T W. II 1 X K It. W I K M H MSMDtCNCB H U N K N O W N AND WHOM): I,A S T KNO W N ADUUKMH 18: 111 n r l a h t o n w » r . F e r n P ark . Florid*: VOU A R K H E R R I i r NOTtT IK D t h a t a C om plaint to f o r a e to s e a e s r t a l n m o r t g a a a sneum berlag the f o l lo w in g described re a l p r o p s r t r . to -w it: L o t t t . Block I. l i n m . K i t HOMES ORLANDO, SBC TIOX ONE, a c c o r d i n g la P lat U e r e o f , r e c o r d e d In P la t Book It, P ag es ( and i. P ublic R e e o rd e of O am lnolo Ceunljr. F l o r i d a . B a a M e n filed a g a i n s t r u n In tk a above-styled s u it, tha a b o r t t i l l s a f w h i c h Is J . H. a i o a a o a , J r . , aa A d m i n i s t r a ­ t o r a f V e t e r a n s ' A f fa i r s , an O f f l e a r a f t b s U n i t e d Utateo a f A a s r l c a , P l a i n t i f f , v aran s T a l l e y W. I l l s e r a n d P a t r i c i a r . I l ls e r , h i t wife, lle f e iid a n te , an d y o u a r t r e q u i r e d to se rv o a co p y o f y o u r A n s w e r nr e th e r pleading to th e Com­ p lete! on P l a l n t l f r t A ttorney, M e e k N. C lev e la n d , J r . , Hulls I I I U an fn rd A t l a n t l o N a t l n n a l D a n k llu lM In g , Han ford , KlurIda, a n d Ills th e o r i g i n a l A n ­ s w e r o r o t h e r p l e a d i n g In th e oftlcs of tha C lerk of the Cir­ c u i t C o u r t on o r b e f u ro t h e I r d d a y o f D ece m b e r, A. L>. 1111. If y o u f a l l t o do so. a d e c r e e p ro co n fceeo will be t a k e n e g a l n e t y ou f o r t h e r e l i e f d e m a n d e d la t h e C o m ­ plaint. T ills N o tice ehall b e p u b l i s h ­ ed o n e s a w e e k f o r f o u r c o n ­ s e c u t i v e w e e k s In T h e H anford H erald, a new spaper circ u la t­ ed In Hamlnolo C o u n t y , F lo rid a . D a t e d tlila : » t h day of O c t ­ o b e r , A. I*, m i . tHKAt.) A r t h u r II. I l a c k w l t h . J r ., C l e r k of C ir c u it C o u r t II) : M i r t h s T .Vlhlen, D C. M a c k N C lev e la n d . Jr., A t t o r n e y f o r i 'l a l u i l f f I*. I>. D r a w a r /. S a n f o r d , F lo rid a I'tildla h NoV. 1. I, IS, 31, I9«3 CDN-13S at Qg to George L, Johnson at ux Crystal Lake Park, $8r 330. Henry B. Bullard at ux to Jamaa Edward Donsvan at ux Buena Vista Estate* 98,330. George B. Cola at ux to Gaorga E. Cola et ux Lake Uary, $8,000, Raymond Hornet, Inc. to Lindsey L. White et ux. Coun­ try Club Holghta $14,500. George A. Schaffner II, at nx to James E, Whitaker at ux Tanglewood $19,200. Esther M. Clark to Gary J. Clark et ux, Town and Country Estate*, $15,000. Dorothy M, Sllkwood at nx to B. J. Crain at nx 1-208-WE $18,000. Lanny Brora Km at ux to William F. Dychei at nx, Woodraere Park, $8,700. Gaorga R. Albln at ux to Carl W. Banker et ux Dol-Ra/ Manor, $18,600. Robert E. Hughes et ux to Rlrhard L. Mnine lx at ux Ridge High Subdv, $9,700. LMN Enterprises, Inc., to Richard P. Maloney, at ux, Longwood, $13,300. Florida Permsnesqtie, tne. to Loula V. Loti, et ux, Chuluota, $8,000. Marlboro Homes, Inc. of Or­ lando to Don Price, at ux, Eastbrook Subtly., $18,000. Albert M. Greene, et ux to Charles W. Huber Sr., at ux, Casselberry, $9,600. Clifton E. Peebles, a t ux to Walter L. Godihall, at ux, Das Pinar Acres, $16,300. Margaret D. Roberta to Robert E. Mooney, at ux, San­ ford, $16,000. Fred A. Terpennlng, at ux to William R. llemoaky, at ux, New l! pan In, $ 10,900, Ward Hicks, Inc. to Maxwell W. See, et ux, Kastbrook 8ubd., $17,100. American Federal Savings nnd Loan Associntion of OrIa min to Robert I). Stickela, et ux, Intke llruutlcy Hills, Florida Permnnesque, Inc. to John P. Cochrane, et ux, Chuluuta, » in,1910. Florida Pfriunncsque, Inc. Inc. to Fluyd U Hopkini, Chuluutn, $5,300. Harold II. Kuatner, et ux to Krni-st Itni-lne, et ux, 23- Ills20 K, $1)1.500. P. /rtili und Hons, Inc. In lUxtr-r K. Itigga, et ux, Hun Hon h nulls, f.i.llOO. Dorothy T. Odlmm to Kingswood lluildcra, Inc., Grove Mi.nor, $7,nun. Henry J. Cmncll, ct ux to Harry J. Oakman, at nx. Cea­ se Ibarry, $12,800. Trade-In Homas of Central Florida, Inc. to O. Jack Byrne, at nx, Eastbrook Subdv., $19,100. ) HUITS FILED Federal National Mortgage Co. vs. Oscar W. Wilson at ux 61tg. Fd. Monroe County Savings Rank vs. Thomas F. Price Jr., et ux Mtg. FcL Island Federal Savings and Loan Association vs. Jose Fer­ nandes Qukhocha at il Mtg. Fel. Bowery Savings Bank vs. John George Wars et nx 5Itg. Pel. McCaughan Mortgage Co., Ine., vs. William E. Triptor at al Mtg Fcl. Federal National Mortgage Association va. Don L. Lindlay at al Mtg. Fel. Federal National Mortgage Association vs. Carl D. Nich­ olson Jr. at ux Mtg. Fel. Island Federal Savings and Loan Association vs. William Jacob Elsenhauar et nx, Mtg. Fcl. Suffolk Franklin Savings Hunk va. Ronnie Fly, Mtg. Fcl. First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Seminole County va. Heals builders Ine. et al, 61tg. Fcl. First Federal Savings tnd Loan Association of Seminole County v*. Frank W. Jonas, ct al, Mtg. Fcl. Ninth F'ederml Savings and Iu>an Association of New York v*. Joseph W. Hicks, at ux, mortgage foreclosure. Marriage Liceaaa AppHcaGasw Ronald S. Smith, Talladega, Ala. ami llurharu Louise Fly­ nns, Orion.1.1. Charlie C. Jordan, GainesIlls and F'ana Rose, Orlando, I.*rry Flugena Harris and Carolina Duaiue Haggerty, Sun ford. MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Ulys*es Frnncle, Oviedo und Leona Mas Nixon, Han­ ford. Alien Lru Cupps, Sanford und Susan I.ea McCune, Han* ford. Donald Raymond Dcnault, l.nke Mary and Ronnie Leu Slnffrr, Hanford. FINAL DIVORCE DFXUKKS Anids W, Dinger vs. Paul E. Dinger. Jimmie Rosi, Jr., vs. Jose­ phine Ross. Dorothy Teresa Walts vs. Daniel Furl Walls. Two Solutions To Home Storage Problem of _ 'C C H A P 3 0 ? - _ Thera are twv solutions to groove tnd of tha n n t plset. courtet are laid out and cut 2 9 th S trR B t the home storage problem. Thaaa joints neod not occur a t ahead, It will speed the work studs ainca tha tonsua and and help assure an attractive One, build a new closet hi the groovo fitting will hold tha arrangement of end joints. basement o r attic. The second pieces securely in place. Nail­ In cutting tha last piece for la to maka an axlatlng closet ing on tha faca of a piece ■ rounc, be sure to saw the While you are out driving this week-end, take this rather than tha tongue is rec­ tongue anil, not tha groove a dual-purpose storage u n it In either cose, the eloact ommended to avoid splitting end. If pieces for the top with you. The map above will assist you in locating can be outfitted to handle out- tha wood. course must be cut lengthwise, of-sesson articles by lining It In applying tha noxt courts, remember to leave a groove of Sanford and Seminole County's outstanding with aromatle rad cedar. P er­ or row, Up each picca lightly edge to fit tha tongue below haps tha most notable feature along tha top edgs to maka it. estate. Take a circle tour and see them all, you may of thla southern wood Is Ite *ura it fiU tightly befora nail­ The lama general directions fragrance, which humans find ing. If tha pieces for several should be followed in covering Just what you are looking for in ^ h e jv a j^ appealing, but moth* detest. The tongue tnd flu into tha tha celling, floor and door. The aroma from the cedar paralyses moths In tha larva •tag* ao that they starve In­ stead of feasting on valuable woolens and furs. Ns Ftalahtag In addition to ite permanent moth-rapallency, aromatle rad cedar closet lining haa a dis­ tinctive rose and white ap­ pearance, which lands a dec­ orative highlight to any cloaat. Tha combination of good ap­ pearance and moth-rapellancy makes a cedar-lined closet an Important selling point, too, when a house Is put on the market. On tha practical aide, aroinatio red cedar doesn't need to be painted or finished a t any time. WE DON’T REALLY EXPECT SNOW Red cedar eloset lining, here in Sunny Seminole County, but even if we did, which is available at lumbar thcao homes would bo wurnt as toast, perfectly comfortublel yards In pre-packagsd bundles, la mails in pieces that era tongue and grooved along the edges and ends for quick and snug instelaltion. The wood is easy to saw. The piece* ar* nailed on horixontolly. Cover Entire Harfaco In lining a closet the more of the surface you cover with "A COMMUNITY OF HOMES — BUILT WITH NUDE" a r o m a t l e red radar, tha stronger the arums will he to repel mutha. For muximmn af­ fect, line not only tha walls and ceiling, but also tha floor These two home3 are and Inside of tha door. When lining an old closet, ready to move in — remember thut tha material i-un be pul up right over three others recently completed plaiter or any other solid backing. Nail Into the etuda. are already sold and occupied! Thera will be a atud at each corner of tha closet, and the Take your choice — spend othera usually cun Iw found by measuring from the romer. Thanksgiving in warm comfort — In most cases the studs are spared with centers 16 Inches in a new home of your own! apart. Exact location can ba determined with a stud-finder hy tapping or punching sinull j 4ir> TANGELO DRIVE nail holes. S tart applying tha cedar a t| tha bottom. Tha first pirce is Both of these handsome homes placed in a corner, wlUi the groove edge down nnd the have three bedrooms and two groove end next to the coiner. page some real find They’re Centrally Heated W ith Ducts To Every Room! Ravenna Park baths, convenient kitchen with wall oven and surface plate, refrigerator, disposal and exhaust fan, carporte and utility room. Now Ready to Show . . . in a beautiful Netting of pine* anil oak* — Cully landacaped, Including nodded lawn — A 4 BEDROOM 2 BATH COLONIAL HOME FHA, FHA-In-Serviee, VA, and conventional financing. 411 TANGELO DRIVE LOCH ARBOR with beautiful flagatone entry — large cabinata In kitchen — GB built in ova.t garbage diagonal — GK central heating lavatory in master bathroom —* double CHOOSE YOUR HOMESITE - family room — black walnut & Hurfuce unit, refrigerator, dishwasher, and air conditioning — double garage. Make thla your lovely home, or BUILD WHEN YO U ’RE READY WE’RE READY TO HELP YOU SPEND A WARM W INTER — Shomunksih And you can move in by Thanksgiving — CONSTRUCTION COMPANY LET’S TALK TURKEY! Custom Building Our Specialty General Office 211 W. 25th St. Sale* Office FA 2-7193 F’A 2-3103 MODERN KITCHENS BY WILLIAM 8. UKUMLKY JIL Modena Kitchens by BYRON M. LEACH G E N E R A L ^ ELECTRIC GENERAL^) ELECTRIC p. o. nox isos SEE ITS FOR REMODELING FA 2*8074 STENSTROM REALTY SALES AGENTS 9 �/ * Annual 'Progress Edition' Of Sanford f WEATHER: Partly cloudy to cloudy today and Tuesday; high today 74-78; low tonight 57-65. VOL. 56 The Casselberry Boy, Roard of regular November business session at 7:Jo p.m. today in the Women'i Club Building on Overbrook Drive. Deltona soon will have two tseir schools, s Junior his^t and an elementary. Volusia County school board has ap­ proved two sites donated by Mickle Bros. Later. n h!;h school will be constructed ad­ jacent to the Junior high. • • • A Social Security repre­ sentative will be at the San­ ford City Commission room between 9 a. m. and noon Dec. 4, 11 and 18. * • • I ts the Seminole Young Republicans—and not "P ro­ ject Alert"—entering a Boat In the Jayccc Christmas parade. • • • And speakin; of goofs, here’s another: Sign on the Mayfair Hotel read "Welcome to Don McNeil and his Break­ fast Club fsmtly,” at the very time the radio star arrived fin his week’s stay while broadcasting from Deltona. Hotel Manager Everett Kerr apologized to McNeill and sent out s hurty-call for the sign painter this morning. • • • Resident of Oviedo anJ Slavia are reminded they have only until Wednesday to register with Mrs. Ray Beas­ ley for the Blood Bank mo­ bile visit Nov. 25. Unit will be at the Oviedo Woman’s Club from t in to T p. m. Blood given will be credited to the respective eomrauAfP lei. • • • Campbell-Lossing post of American Legion having a roast beef dinner at 7 tonight. • • • Notes on the spindle: Mrs. LoveJoy, Mrs. Tiilis ami Mr. Hearn telephoned to tell R.E. Porter they will donate hear­ ing aids to the lonely old lady. Mr. Hearn .said ho re­ presents a hearing aid com­ pany and will be happy to have her fitted properly with a new device. It’s such plea­ sant events as this which make writing this column a pleasure. Thank you kindly, folks. • » • President Kathleen Rey­ nolds, armed with a special invitation, left this morning to attend the President Ken­ nedy sessions at Tampa Mrs, Reynolds is president of the •Seminole County Democratic Women’s Club. • • • fall term of Circuit Court opened this morning, with Judge William Akridge hear­ ing motions and pleas and assigning cases for trial. • • • Note from the police blot­ ter: Call from Seminole Memorial Hospital for a pa­ trolman to investigate a stab­ bing. Negro nun told Ihe of­ ficer he had prepared his supper, decided to eat it in bed and accidentally stabbed himself In the chest when climbing into lied. • • • A "Touring Florida" card party will be held under the sponsorship of the DeBary Fire Department Auxiliary at 7 this evening at the fire sta­ tion recreation hall. Player* •re requested to bring tlielr own cards. Refreshments will tie served. • • • Railroader C. O. (Dick) Jones was seen at to this morning with one of the first kills of ihe deer season. Said he bagged it near Osteen. • • • Dana Hall, popular Lyman High senior, was crowned Homecoming Queen during half time ceremonies Friday evening. A more-than capaclty crowd watched as the 1982 Queen, Betty Field, placed (he crown on the new Queen Dana's escort was Lonnie Frier, also a Lyman senior. United Press Leased Wire DON McXEH.L, famed leader of the rndf" Rreukfnst Club, was greeted on his arrival Suntiuy evenitijr by Everett Kerr (right), manager of the Mayfair Inn, where an Informal recep­ tion was held. McNeill and his Club are broad­ casting nil this week from Deltona. Mother, 3 Children In Hospital A family spat Sunday eve­ ning resulted In tragedy for • young Fern Park family early today. A baby it dead and other members are in Winter Park Memorial Hospital. The dead: Hobby Gilmore Jr., thrv« years old. The injured: Mrs. Shirley Gilmore, 22, of Di7 Highland Drive, Fern Park, listed as serious, Brian Gilmore, I, treated for burn* caused by TAMPA (UPI — President pared for the Florida Cham­ fertilizer. Kennedy said today that ber of Commerce that patRurton Gilmore, 2. listed ae measures taken by his ad­ sage of hia III billion tux cut critical with head injuries, ministration h a v e greatly proposal was "indispensable” Jackie Gilmore, 5. listed •• benefited business and help­ to continue economic expanserious with fractures of the ed to raise profits to an all- skin next year. time high. The President defended his skull, Jew, cheek bones and Kennedy appealed to bu»i- taxation and spending poli­ leg. Sheriff J. L. Hobby quoted nessmen to work with the cies and denied that federal Robert W. Gilmore thut he and budget deficits or the mount­ federal government "in har­ mony instead uf hostility" ing national debt would lead i Ids wife, Shirley, lied had a ami promote prosperity fur to bankruptcy or inflation in family spat and she took the four children to s drive-in the Unite.! States. all. He -aid in a speech preKennedy painted a rosy pic­ movie. Gilmore was quoted ture of the economy that con­ that his wife nnd childien re­ trasted with his statement to turned about midnight Sunday the AKL-CIO convention Fri­ and that he retired for the day that the need to prcvlde night. The h u s b a n d said more Jobs and reduce unem­ further that ho did not know ployment was the top domes­ hia wife hnd taken the chil­ dren and left again. tic issue of the day. Sheriff Hobby said that at 2 In today'* address, the Pre­ ‘Week’ Canceled MIAMI (L’PI) - The City sident said eorporate profits a. m. this morning Mrt. Gil­ of Miami called off ita plan­ after taxes were at n» all- more’s car crashes! head-on ned "Argentina Week" Sun time peak nfter rising 43 per into a tree on SR 43d near Hermit's Trail. day when Argentine Vice cent since his election. Doctors pronounced Robhy Even though prices have President Carlos II. Pcrettc informed city officials he been more stable than in any Jr. as Head on arrival nt Win­ could not leave Buenos Aires comparable recovery period, ter Purk Hospital but they reat this time. he said, business leaders fear ! vived him and he lived for a | few minutes. inflation. Meantime, city police were "Many businessmen are still Rare Fish LOS ANGELES (UPI) - eenvinred Uuit a Democratic continuing an Investigation In­ A rare 10-pound fish known administration is out to souk to the sale of alcoholic bever­ scientifically as an AUothun- the rich, increase controls for age* to minors, which resulted nus Fallai (it looks something the sake of controls and ex­ in n head-on collision at II Charlie the Tunai was land­ tend at all costs the scope of p. ill. Friday at 'JUlh Street ed in a bait net in l-os An­ f e d e r a l bureaucracy," the uml lluyea Drive. geles Harbor over the week­ President said. “The hard Mrs. Josephine Kampf is be­ end. facts c o n t r a d i c t these ing treated for fare and Read injuries at Seminole Memorial doubts.” Views Asked He said that the economy Is Hospital while Jerry Justice is WASHINGTON (UPI) - expanding nt a faster rate being treated for like injuries The Supreme Court by 5 lo 4 and record-high prrfits have ' at Orange Memorial Hospital, vote today asked the Justice not been eaten up by inflation­ i Urlando. Department for further views ary costs or tax Increases. Police Chief Roy Williams on the controversial question "We have reversed the dis­ snid hit department uml State of whether a restaurant owner mal trend toward ever more Beverage agents arc investi­ may bar customers on the frequent recessions which are gating reports of the liquor basis of race. the greatest enemy of pro­ tales since a 16-year-old youth fits,” he said. was charged with driving Blasts Probed "By next April, with the in­ while intoxicated. The Chief I'nitnl Press International dispensable help of the pend­ quoted other hoy* that they Authorities today investigat­ ing lax cut bill, the United were permitted to purchase ed two weekend explosiops States will be sailing will* bter and whiskey at two area which shattered windows m the longest and strongest place*. a Negro neighborhood at Tus­ peace-time expansion in our Conatabla Bob Carroll re­ caloosa, Ala., and Jolted a nation’s economic history," ported ho chargrd Lloyd Mc­ University of Alabama dormi­ he added, Donough, 305 South Park tory where the school's only “All this is not duo to the Avenue, with fuiluro to con­ N'eiro student resides. administration alone — but trol hit car *a_the result of a is it all accidental,” crash at Highway 17-02 and Home Faces Test neither Kennedy *aid. “The fiscal 25th Street at 12:30 p. ro. Sat­ LONDON (UPIl — Prime and monetary policies of any Minister Sir Alec Douglas- modern American administra­ urday. Mrs. Roberta Gatchel, Home, challenged b) the on- tion are the key element in 1227 Sanford Avenue, suffer­ position Labor party to call whether the economy moves ed knee injuries. Police also charged Mrt. immediate general elections, down a path of expansion cr Grace Quinn, 3I3H Palmetto today faced the first confi­ restriction.” Avenue, with careless and dence test for his new gov­ Kennedy said legislative ernment in the House of and executive actions since lie negligent driving uml driving while intoxicated following a Commons. took office have increased crash at 25th Street and market* at home and abroad, French Avenue at 8:20 p. m. Hunt Attackers raised consumer buying pow­ BAY MINNETTE (UPI) - er, modernized plants, boost­ Saturday. Carroll said Mr*. Quinn's car wus involved in a Alabama anJ Florida author­ ed productivity and curbed collision with a car driven by ities intensified Iheir search thr wage-pries spiral. | d iaries Rabun Jr., Lake Mon­ Unlay for two unidentified These measure* were taken roe. hunters who threw game to benefit the nation and not warden John R. Beam in the Just for the sake of business, Perdido River Saturday and hr said, dismissing ns “inrnnwounded him with a blast inglrss' the hilxil* cf “ profrom a shotgun. The men buaine-s' or “anti-busincs*” fled across Die state line into attached to them. Florida. A resolution uf intent to annex property lying west of ‘Hypothetical’ Nine Killed North Orlando up to Highway WASHINGTON (UPI) MIAMI (CPI) - Weekend 17-92 and north to a point Governor Nelson A. Rockfell- traffic accidents claimed at parallel to the Longwood city er asked if he could support least nine lives in Florida, Die limits is on the agenda lor a Sen. Barry Goldwater if his Highway Patrol said, includ­ special meeting of the Vill­ rival should get the GOP ing Palm Beach County's age Council at 7:30 p.tn. presidential nomination with­ luoth fatality of the year. Tuesday in the Civic Building. out changing his conservative Diane Elaine Wilson, 17, of Mayor W. W. Anderson has thinking: Velpanso, was struck end advised that the attorney will “ You are putting up a hr- faulty injured hy a car at attend ihe meeting to advise polhetiral cave width I tlunk Nieeville in Okaiuo-a County couneil on certain legal mat will just not happen." i Sunday night. tera awaiting acUio. P ro fib A t New High, JFK Says A t Tampa h su jo a ... Annexation Under Study EeUblished 1908 MON., NOVEMBER 18. 1068 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 63 of The Sanford Herald today's edition . . , each copy, th a t is . . . is speeding around tho globe- extolling the advant­ ages of residing tn Sanford • **d CswsIimU r»w*w»» • ; *ina J| LJfllBB For today’s Issue in thn an­ nual "Progress Edition" o f The Tlerntd relating In picture and by word thn pregrnsa of thn community during thn last ynnr. A circulation department check has revealed th a t eoplea of today’a edition b a rs been ordered to bn mailed to SO 16 ■tat**, tha District of Colum­ bia, England, Franca, Garmany, Japan and to other tounirien through the Fleet and A m y postoffieua (FPO and A rO ). Much effort nnd many hours were put Into tbla special a c ­ tion hy tha regular staff of The Herald aver s neveralmonth period—tho advertising department, tho mechanical department, tho editorial de­ partment, and (specially tb s ataft photographer, Bill Vlnrent Jr-, and reportar Jons Casselberry. Along with the regular atoff ware our county correspondon la and, also, our frlonds along tha newa beats who wrote articles for us sl u t that? specific departmen ts in our local governmanta. Too, urn must not forgot our advartlsara, who make this 84-page special edition pos­ sible to "tali tha world” about the "gracious living" In Banford and Samlnola County. I t la noted that too lata to change tha fu ll-p a go ad wo learned th at La Roy Robb had purchased tha Carroll Daniel Construction Company locally 2 this morning a t Altamonte FIVE MEMRERS of one family were injured, (nt and changed tha noma to tho (Herald Photo) one fatally, when this ear crashed into a tree Spring*. “LaRoy C. Robb Construction Company." Wa extend our appreciation to all who worked po arduous­ ly to mako this annual "Pro­ gress Edition" possible . . . and wo tru st our readers throughout tha States and tho world will anoy reading about MIAMI (UP!) - A strik­ the pleasant advantages of re­ ing railroad union official season hotel with a large Jew­ siding in Sanford and SeminATLANTIC CITY. N. J. Boardwalk hotel*. charged Sunday that “il ts olo County. high lime" the Florida East (l.'l’l) —A pre-dawn fire turn­ Police CapL Ted Frolow said ish clientele, anil becomes Coast Railway agrees to sub­ ed a hotel-convalescent home lie could determine that only convalescent home in tha off­ mit to binding arbitration sug­ Inin a funeral pyre for an esti­ •even of the 28 persona reg­ season. istered at Ihe 20-unlt Surfside gested by Iho federal govern­ Flame* spread te tha sixmated 21 elderly person* to­ Hotel hnd eiraped. story frame Stratmore, be­ ment. day and spread to eight other The fire wrecked completely tween the Surfside and the J. It. Hadley, chairman of the four story t'JO-unit Surf- beachfront and leveled the a strike committee represent­ side Hotel which hail ail esti­ building, and then damaged ing 11 nonoperating unions T A M P A (UPI) — Df. mated 42 guests when the the four-story brick Nixon who walked oil their Jobs last George F. Baughman, p r o * blaze started. Hotel, next in line te the dent of New College, called Jan. 3 . Issues! the statement The Surfside waa on Mary­ Boardwalk. from tlie committee's Miami on auto Chamber of Com­ land Ave., *ume 300 feel off offices. Thu three-story Leonard merce officials today to sot the ll'-nrdwnlk. It is a summer Hotel at the rear of the Surf­ lie said Ihe FEC Is "evad­ an example tor today's youth, TALLAHASSEE (UPI) ing federal regulations and side, and the Hryer guest emphasizing "intelligent lead­ damaging Florida's vital tour­ The governor’s office an­ house, next in line, were lev­ ership." ist industry hy concentrating nounced today that a 30-day eled. The four-story double "This can mean tha differ­ on a lucrative, pick-and- reprievo ha* been granted to frame Imperial Hotel, where ence between a dynamlo chnose freight business.” two sections are connected by America, respected and fol­ Mr*. Jean Blackman Wilcox, The FEC said last week il sentenced tn III year* in pris­ a wooden ratnp, was • raging lowed by the other free na­ would submit to a study by on for manslaughter in Co­ furnace and firemen said prob­ tions of tho world, and a Bv Donna F>le« a special committee named lumbia County. ably it would be a total lost. slothful, plodding, direction­ Changes in Longwood city hy President Kennedy, but it The Surfside was the only less America," Baughman Hie reprievo wav granted would not "lire loyal work­ perilling action of the State ordinances to ullow the snip of hotel with guest*. Karl ilei- told delegates to tha cham­ ers” who have kept freight Supreme Court on an appeal alcoholic la-vernges on Sunday den, owner uf the Imperial, ber’s I7lh annual meeting trains running "just hi put of the sentence and a stay and on week day* until 2 a. m. and *even worker* were asleep here. union men on the Job.” "Tho gifted students of to­ while it is being considered. i» expected to be the main Is­ in that hotel hut all escaped. sue for this year’s overflow Officials of the FEC have Die firs waa discovered by day,” be said, "can givo ua The 1st District Court of called governmental interven­ Appeals has aflirrned the lint of council cnmlidatea nt an police Capt. James Rooney this leadership that will keep 8 p. tn. Political Rally Thurs­ uml Patrolman Ace Godows- u* as a dynamic America, tion in the strike "another conviction. day night in City Park. blatant attempt by the federal kl, answering • routine call but only if we emphasise In­ An affidavit from Mr*. Wil­ government to step into pri­ cox'* physician •»>•! that jail­ The question will appear, in to tha area,---------- ——telligent leadership." vate. coleclive bargaining ” ing the woman before all an advisory capacity, on the ballot for the Dec. 3 municipal legal remedies are exhausted election* when three councilwould do revere permanent men will lie elected to fill the damage to her mental health. post* now held by B. I,. Helms, Jim Reiter and Carl Lotnmler. Running are the incumbents, IL-lmv, Belter and Lommler,j TALI \HAFSKE (UPI) _ p.ua Percy White, I). II. F er-! Monthly traffic on the mail rrll, Ted Waltz, Mr*. Gcrl department'* t « 11 project* LAKELAND (UPI) — Vice llitsmuri, Joe Dean and E. E. In October. It wa* thn ninth President Robert W. Rutledge Williamson who previously time in 17 year* that traffic of Citrus Mutual said Sunday served on the board for seven has exceeded the four-million rerent rain* in the citrus belt years. mark. have Ivswned drought condi­ A qualifying petition a l.o 1 Revenue for tha 31-day tion*. liu* been taken out by Murk { period w»» *7|o.l20. Crop report* from Orange, Bullock and there atilt is th e 1 An unexpected flood of ll.eeola and Seminole:—Cold- possibility that he will file truffle on tlm new Cape Can­ damagril tree recovery good. since tiie deadline for qualifyaveral causeway nenr Cocoa Recent rain* put a stop to ing and fur voter rrgiatrutlon ; contributed to the four-mil­ all irrigation. Many grower* isn't until Saturday. lion plus figure. now bu*y with young trees lie.registration of all city Opened on Oct. 10, the new WILL HE AVAILABLE and putting in heater*. voters is taking place this | road and bridge network had year and no citizens will lot been expeeted to aceommoAT THE allowed to vote in the Decerndati- 3,900 vehicle* a day. Vandals Sought her elections unless hi* name Police and juvenile author­ Just ‘Anyone* ities today were continuing i* in tha new books. To ilute DALLAS (UPI) — Gov. Iheir search (or tiie vandals only 801, from * possible 1,18)0 George Wallace of Alabama, who caiurd extensive damage eligible, hav* registered. 201 W. FIRST ST. Thursday n i g h t ' * rally, explaining why be might run to Trinity AME Church, on for the Democratic presiden­ Sixth Street, over the week­ which is being sponsored by Price — 30c Per Copy tial nomination in the Indiana end. Police said pages were tiie Longwood Volunteer Fir* and New Hampshire pri­ tom from the church Bible, Department, will ba moderat­ maries: (and thrown about the build- ed by R. T. Milwea. Hot coffee “ Anybody would be Letter in; and wall* marked with ■lid doughnut* will ba served |free by th* fireman. than Kennedy.” i obscenity. Killed; 4 Hurt In Crash Uniqn Attacks FEC's Stand 21 Elderly Persons Believed Dead As Fire Destroys Home Set Example For Youth, CC Asked Reprieve Given ToMrs. Wilcox Liquor Sale Top Longwood Issue 4.2 Million Vehicles Use Toll Projects County Groves Helped By Rain ADDITIONAL COPIES The Sanford H erald ANNUAL Progress Edition HERALD OFFICE �pma appointed a t a meeting e f American Legion Auxiliary Unit M af Caeeeiberry held Inal Tb'uradar nfurnaon a t the baOM of Mr*. Harold Kry- Thoaaas Huaatan, Mrs. BuassQ Corwin, Mrs. Whit Ward and Mrs. Kenneth Wclbridga. iber wna pro* Each new rented with n poppy, n flag, an emblttn pin, copies of tha more than 80 years, setting constitution and by-Iawa, flag i n all-time record for House teaurs. Tba veteran of tha Armed Urn following wore appoint­ Servlcee committee told a reed to head committees : Mrs. Karee, Americanism; Mrs. Hueaton, community service; U r. W ard Vinson's departurs will put Rep. L. Mendel Rivers (D-S. C.) in Una to become chair, man of the Armed Service* committee provided tbe Democrats maintain control of lira House. Today * u Vlnoao’s M b birthday. To tba extent that hi* fallow law m akm would let him ha planned lbob*er»e it routinely. That meant arialag before daylight, reaching hi* Capitol office at 7:30 a.m., working till 4 p.m. and going to bad about • p.m. Vinson came to the House a country boy from Hilled Se­ ville, Oa., in 1914. He atayed to become not only a domi­ nant figure In Coagrtaa but a trusted adviier to presi­ dents and, during an incred­ ible 29 year* aa chairman of mlttee on Naval Affairs, a prinripgf arcbtttct- of -the Through U all be has retain­ ed hi* miladgavDla drawl. Us countrified look, Ida unflag­ ging energy, hia ambling gait Seminole County 1* located in the east central portion of the state. 30 milt* inland from the Atlantic and north­ west of world-famed Cape Canaveral. NAS Sanford Federal Credit Union Im id i hi MMtaf Nn. 7 N.A.8. Seated, PteMa. flftdnl hnarn af aparntlon for ratlrnd ■ — beta aril bn 3:M pm. tm 7:00 p m Tharndnyn Non a b * SI, Daccabar 5,12, legialativat Mrs. finance; Mrs. Green, poppyt Mrs. Krydcr, radio and television and Mrs. Corwin, rehabilitation. Tbo n ail voted to purchase MO p applet fa r n Poppy Day to bo held la Pebenary. Tha Auxiliary will partici­ pate with tbo Poet in a Le­ gion Peasily Christmas Party to bo bold a t the Woman's Club building ea Dec. M and bring ea article to contribute to Christmas boskets to be peeked to co-operation with other local organisations. Mrs. Clyde Korea, Ameri­ canism chairman, will serve as co-ordinator for a Citizenship School to bo held In the near future to co-operation with tha Woman’s Club e f Cassel­ berry with Camilla Bruce, su­ pervisor e f registration, as speaker. Tha s a lt has made a |9 eontrlbutisa toward veteraaa’ re­ habilitation and a sewing meeting will be bald to early January to make articles for the veteran’s hospital, with Mrs. Rasaell Corwin to charge of the project. Members are asked to con­ tact Mrs. Ward for Instruc­ tions on writing to their congr sawn an concerning proposed TttlTfBi1 Iffk llM fr Legal Notice K O nc* IS hereby i l r i i that 1 a m e a g s « * d in b a s ln s s s a t I M S Preach Avonuo, S a n f o rd , B « m lao te C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , a n . d o r th o M etttlooo m m , of, OTTO'S HAIU1KR S H O P , a o d t h a t I I n l a n d I n r o a l o t o r said n o m a w i t h t h a C l a r k o f th o C ircu it C ourt, Som laola C oun­ ty , F l o r i d a , la a e o o r d a n o a w i t h tha provisions o f Iha F ic titio u s N o m a S t a t u t e * , t o - w l t i S o etlo a ses.M F l o r i d a S t a t u t e * H I T . a i a t / a / O tto T h o m a s F u b llo h Nov. 11, I I , S t * Do*, f . IMS. with avery gift you gat through Decomber 24th. It’s our fabulous CDO-11 Ctot this special bonus for filling slid redeeming savor book* now! Through Dec. 24, with every gift Behind tit* iltwnung, porcelain cabinet you’ll And a palanted inner u n it th a t m akes super lluur liest puaaibl*. IxxiW a t lira big blower wheel th a t drives the air through a battery of lunar heat tubes th a t aet right ui the heart of tha lire! Slogl*r dooon’t wait for th a boat to coma o u t. . . if goes right in a/ttr it, than forcaa It over your floor! Como in and ao* for yourself why Siegler Oulhtatt-OullatU all received a t your Top Value Redemption Store, you’ll receive a certificate worth 200 free Top Value Stamps. Simply separate tha cartlflcata and take half to any Winn-Dixie Store for 100 free stamps. Then take the other half to any other fine merchant who gives Top Value Stamps and get another 100 free 8tamps. P.S. You can’t beat Top Value Stamp* for “Christmas shopping”, with no January bills! atiun! Tbplhho Stamp, Nfe. ONLY MIROLMl OIVEB YOU MOHR AND HOTTKR MKAT OVER YOUR FLOORS 6 G 7 '/ f \ Furniture Center 1140 FRENCH HIKE PARKING FA 3-7 GOLDEN uarantee y end It. �DCT Club Plans Civic Project N ot . 18, 1988 — P a g e t Bear Lake Garden Circle Barghoorn, Back At Yalo, Remains Silent Hears Program On Roses ttf # V a fn V ftn ll NEW ?LAVE>s\ Coijn, J U W W PtlW . Uopenly and fraakly,_ what I wanted to do.” guard. A mild-mannered Yale Uni- Indoctrination.” H n itjr critic of Soviet ideolBarghoorn contended that, The Soviet* have also de­ At a news conference In the < e °ay today returned his life in clined to elaborate on his ar­ university's new A rt and if Uia Russians “felt these thi« community of scholara far rest but insisted they had evi­ Architecture Building, Barg­ m atters inappropriate, they removed from the Russian dence indicating the sandy- hoorn appeared decisive sad ■imply ahould not have issued prison where he ipent 16 day* haired bachelor was on a mis­ deliberate Sunday as he spurn­ a visa. They had a w ry full on spy choree*. sion for American intelligence. ed questions relating to tha knowledge of my activities Frederick C. Barghoorn, 62, Barghoorn was released Sat­ “strange and bizarre aspects” sad k m never raised an ob­ jecting in the past,” he said. returned late Sunday but re­ urday from Russian custody of his arrest* mained silent on details of his "in view of the personal con- He said, however, 1 wrote The professor of political arrest Oct. 31 in Moscow while tern expressed by President a number of letters to univer­ science and head of the de­ on sabbutical leave to research j Kennedy.” He indicated he sity official* and to the Soviet partment of 8ovi*t studies at a book and “investigate m eth-; would not be admitted again, I government, s a y i n g quits Yalo visited Russia six times W*d weRt. l W r l W . W}»h the. American Embassy in Moscow as a press officer. $25,000 Project Aa estimated $23,000 exten­ sion of water distribution mains is planned a t Sanford Naval Air Station, it was an­ nounced today In a call for bids. Bids will be opened a t 3 p. m. Nov. 26. Quantity Rights Reserved — Prices Good Thru November 20 * WHIM0(110 Diversified Co • operative Training Club members at Seminole High School held tha 'first—m eeting"of ti»e' school year. The group made plans for the civic project and sug­ gestions were mad* for the annual fund raising. Officers of the organization a n Leonard Aucoln, presi­ “ By SiflrWy'Wentworth— H e n fr^ rrin r.'K 'lirunk, a re­ Members of the Bear Lake port waa given by Mrs. A!Garden Circle met last week bert Jacobs, chairman of gar­ den therapy, on the recent In the home of Mrs. Richard srorkshop held at the Gateway Ostrander and heard Earl School in Orlando. [ Nelson of Apopka R o s e Several workshop! on eanFarm* give a most interest­ dlemaking have been held to ing program on roses and complete the drcle'a display | their culture. for the Christmas Tree Lane Nelson stressed the import- Show to be held at the Or­ I ance of root stock and the lando Garden Club, Dee. e-11. {fact that a new stock, one Mrs. Allen Forward, Mrs. more suitable for Florida, is Jacobs and Mrs. Charles Dun­ | being developed. can Jr. will be In charge of Good rose culture begins (he flower arrangements In with good bed preparation. the Christmas Theme to be First, a layer of two-inch displayed at the Albertson Li­ peak add one to two pounds brary in Orlando during the of 6-6 fertilizer per 100 square month of December. feet and mix well. A reading Homemade or purchased | of soil content enables a more gifts will be exchanged by accurate account on soil pre- circle members at the De­ | paration. cember meeting to he held In Given proper rsre l.nnn the home of Mrs. Richard i blooms per year may be cn- Scott on Shirley Driva in | Joyed from individual rose Bear Lake. plants. Roses bloom approxi­ Guest Wednesday evening mately nine months of the was Mrs. Robert Luclen of | year in Florida and should be Shirley Drive. I used more often in landscap­ At tha conclusion of the ing for blooming beauty. meeting, members enjoyed Nelson cautioned “ never refreshments served by the buy a rose bush if you don't hostess. plan to care for it properly." Another must in rose care is spraying, once a week, par­ ticularly under the leaves which often are missed. NEW YORK (U PI) — As to fertilization, before and after every watering, Match-maker Teddy Brenner | every tour weeks, March Is trying to arrange a return through November; t h e n , television fight between Gre­ every six weeks. It is not nec­ gorio Peralta and Wayne essary to pnme a rose plant Thornton on Dee. 13 at Madi­ down completely as there is son Square Garden, where no true dormant stago in they met In an excellent lightFlorida for plants as occurs heavyweight contenders' battlo in the north. If pruned pro­ Friday nighL Peralta of Argentina, 26, perly, rose plants ran grow to seven, eight or even nine extended his unbeaten string to 41 bouts on an unpopular | feet tall. With him, Nelson brought split 10-round decision over I beautiful specimens in full Thornton, 24, of Freano, Calif, bloom which were shown to Although Garden fan* booed tha verdict lustily, it was up­ | the group. 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Scott Burns P O WE R ft mmlhmb builo HINT no/tio* C OMP ANY 207 Magnolia Ave. �— .- -» r.1 t? -J-v V IS IT OUR FROZEN FOOD DEFT. The Meet Complete D e p t . I n Sanford S tm n y fie k l Valley Gold F ro m DRINKS W affles T If lc I I I making Latin A a t r k i a no* ch ar 1rca seat. The General Assembly's n lft political coflualttoo M H te a , Map Pc!croon, Barbara TteHa, K khard Warren, Kan* Both Bm m U, Carol McChllcn and Deaay Biggs tab In i p a rt Tha artiaU w o n D a m n WaB, Lenka Pataior, FroddJ* AN OVERSIZED Chrtetmaa greeting card, signed by all city and county officials, will be flown by the Civil Air Patrol to Tampa for praaantation to Semfnnte Countv patienta in tha Tampa TB hospital* Pictured are lira, la m in a Graham,' program association of tha Seminole County unit of tha TB and RD Association; Carroll Burke, Christmas Seal chairman, and Mayor Thomas S. McDonald. (Herald Photo) I n t e l w o n t I n s e t Padgett, Resale Noble*, Sue Smith and Rteky CteownU. Tha b o y Jaaras P n d tt, the girl—Dabble ■rations, Tha pledge to tho flag and th a National Anthem B a n (Iron bp tin entire stud* «K body and the prayer led by Dshbte Moody. Speaker *1 Am CM Glory"—Gary Darla from Mr. gihols rises. Tha final*, two oonc>, "Over Tkooo” and "Stand By Amor* Ira" worn * u n g by tha entire Legal Notice r es for lb* roller demanded l the Oemplatnt. T h e doeerlptlon of th e real p r o p e r t y proi-aede d a g a l n a t let ' L o t IS, M o c k R. WOOD- M U R E P A R K JN U R E F L A T . S M orC Ina to s la t th e r e o f re co rd e d la r i a l B o o k I f , P a g * T l. P u b lic R ooordo o f ao m la o te C o n k<r> P lo rld a i T O O K T I I K II W I T H t h o fo llo w - log doaorlbod snulpmanti ~ I U.B. R a n * * — Mu<l,I JM SI V S arla! Ke. VO 1SIT I 1 U.B. R e f r i g e r a t o r — Mo­ d e l T A J IS V o ortal No. BV IIIMS T b lo a s t l o o o b eli bo publtvtiCd o n c e e a c h w e a k fo r fo u r o o n o o o u tlv o w o o k s l a Iho S a n ­ ford llo ra td . DONE A N D O R D E R E D a t S a n f o r d , Bom lnol# C o u n t y . F lo rid * , t b l o s i b d a y o f Nove m b e r A. D. ISIS. (S E A L ) A r t h u r H. I l o o k w l th . Jr .. C lerk. Clroult C ourt Byi M a rth a T. V tblca D e p u ty C lerk Ja o o p h M. F l t i s o r a l d SIC S e c u r i t y T r u s t B u i l d i n g Miami U , F l o r i d a F llanklln M i l l P u b l i s h N ev. I t . t f . S I S Dsa. t . ISIS. By InHa Barton Operation of tho United Ns* , tlona during Its IS poor* of (•slatonc* waa discussed for member* of the Altamonte Spring! Cardan Club last Thursday night by Dr. Paul Douglass, professor of polit­ ical eclenea In tha Rollins Collega School of Practical Polities. Tha corsrad dish fuppor waa hald a t tha Community House with tha president, L. R. Stover, presiding. Mr*. Robart Bradford reported oxponses to b* paid for fencing and baautlfylng tha park and for tandaeaplng grounds a t tha now post office. Members were reminded of the dub's annual shufflsboard tournament ta be bald thla year Do*. 1*11. Lost poor <0 members participated and they would Uko all members to (NKA) — Bridge expert Os* wald Jacoby, whoso eolumn appears dally In Tha Sanford Herald, has sot a new record for master points scored in one year. Jacoby's total wont to 1,011 during the Mid-South Region­ al Championship her* last week. Ho thus sst the now mark in a little over 10 months. Ths previous record of ITS was mads in 12 months. Jacoby, whose dolly eolumn f i r Newspaper Enterprise Asan. la used in nearly 400 newspapers, made the record, breaking a family affair. Play­ ing with him at Edgewator Park were Mrs. Jacoby and their son, Jim, 80. The fourth nmmUr of the team waa Paul Levitt, 14, of Bloux City, fete bi tho te a this year. Mrs. Luther H art Sr., mem­ ber of tha Somlnolo County Uome Nursing Program, as* plained that tha service Is available to all residents but must ha acquired through roeommondatlono of lb* family doctor. Tha committee in charge of th« cupper ineludod Mr. aad Mrs. Webber Haines, chair* men, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Temple, Mr. and Mrs. Georgs Knauth. Georg* HubboU and Mise CoMtanc* Malay. Dr. Douglass was Introduced by Mrs. Walter C. Cops. Sincerely, Mr. & Mrs. fowls C. Dellarco (Mr. Dell) ii ln,r'1' *' 11 HI CHOPS SAUSAGE CORN FED - Special! Ji m Parker Freshly Baked HEAVY BEEF Tender Juicy 10' P um pkin PIES Shopping lVa-Lb. Each M IX E S T-O*. Pk*. BaHaaa Apple-Grape, Apple-Strawberry or Apple-Raspberry l*Lb. 2-Of. Glass JELLY c Bpadalt Nsm Better At Any Price I While Hrara EVAP. MILK 6T77 Bpadalt La flra v Wholt Krntel WHITE CORN 2 39 Bpadalt La 8oe«r GREEN Special! Jans Parker Light Tender WE INVITE LAYAWAYS AND GIFT WRAPPING IS FREE Angel Food PEAS l*Lb. Caaa Bpadalt Jack-O-Untern Fancy Cot SWEET POTATO YAMS 2 £ 49 C A K E SAUCE 2 - 3 9 AAP CRANBERRY WHOLE or STRAINED WALGREEN " S a v e lO e " R eg . 49a 1-Lb, 1-Oz. DOWNTOWN SANFORD K i i t r ........... BRIGHT SAIL SOFT-RINSE- 5 7 WESTERN RED DELICIOUS Apples 2 ^ 2 9 * Grand Opening Special MON* NOV. 18 thru FRI, NOV. » 5 GARMENTS * A , M Mia 'em ap. say combination., drrsaen (plain), ladles conu, ever* coala, sweaters, earroata, slacks. Jackets, ate. P 39 ib.89 Sfsdalt AO Flavors PY-O-MY CAKE TO CALL — PRICES GOOD THRU FRI., NOV, a Day Service On Opsning S p ecial Come In And Get Acquointed . . . We hoe* settled her* la Hanford and purrhtstd a love, ly home and are ready to srrvc you. une and all, to the best of our ability, tilop and see ns. Our bourn are 7 :M aun. I* I J t p. m. n CENTER CUT "Save 14c" Rtg. 53c ■ PORK ROLLS Jacoby for the past two years hns won the McKinney Trophy awarded by tha Amer­ ican Contract llrklge League for the moat master points scored in a year, lie eeema a sure winner for tha third straight time. Wa bse* alwaye prided oarselvee on oar ability ta glv* e a r easterners Ike floret quality aad the Urgent variety In the pastry aad cake lias. O ar Jcca ra lcd tabes bare always beta oar main tourer of peld* sad the talk of Ibo area. Anyone Interested In tb* finest to a wedding cake may come la aad see our album of beoatifal token tbat bar* been made for foestar brides. Mr. Dellarco personally delivers and tela up all wedding cab* orders within tho arc*. *” SUPER-RIGHT’ WESTERN JANE PARKER DINNER OUR PERSONAL SHOPPER Mr. A Mrs. Lawla C. Dtllarco, having operated their ows pastry shop la Ohio for tk* past IT year*, have settled Is Sanford end have taken over tk* former "Ray’a Poetry Hkop," at JtT t tk Park (Food Pair Shopptejj CoaUr). Oar pantry nbop will b* known as "DolTS IU 8 0s. Can Cube-Steak WE INVITE YOU County Health Nurses Mrs. Margaret nutlcr and Mrs. Grace Fisher were special guests at last week’s monthly mooting of tho Lake Mary Home Domomtratkm Club held In tho Fir* Hall. Mrs. Hullcr spoke to the group on wvlght control and caloric counts and Mrs. Fish­ er explained In detail tho now Somlnolo County Homo Nur­ sing Program. Mr*. Carl Mots ltd s ques­ tion and answer period on foods entitled "gate or Sor­ ry." It was announced that next year's program* for Home Demonstration Clubs will b t ea boms Improve­ ments, decorating, furnish­ ings, ate. Tha opening devotion on Thanksgiving was given by Mrs. W. II. llslnbuch. A cov* or«d dish luncheon was serv­ ed at noos. ( ‘SUPER-RIGHT’ PURE PORK MRS. BETTY SPENCER To the Folks in Surrounding Areas! / |FLAVORS I A SUPER-RIGHT’ - Twenty-seven high school bands from Control Florida will compote In a field show Saturday a t Municipal Sta­ dium with tho winners becom­ ing eligible for a statewide contest Competition wa* returned here this year because last year's contest was rained o u t The bands will appear Indi­ vidually starting a t 10:1s a. m. with a different aggre­ gation performing every eight minute* until all bare compet­ n vw n e tn e i tt c o c s r o r ed. All bands will appear In n s ora n o i c u t c i u r r r r Uiroo massed numbers. in a n * r o n s a a in o u s Banda will be rated as supCOOSTV. VtOHIDt in c a t r c s s r no. isoas erior, excellent or good In MeCAUOHAN M O R T O A O B c o n n AWT, DSC, a Florida both marching and eoncert numbers. A final rating of .h, plaintiff, superior must b* achieved to VnLUAM v m i t n t TRKPTOR qualify a band for tho atato as* BARBARA KU.BS TltEFTOR, bis wits, sod Cl!A III*It* contest Judges for the field sh o w ■* HADDBN and MART K. ■ADDER, bis wife. music, carriage and general effect—will bo Tom Illahop, Lobe Waite; Jonathan Hill, VBlWtttlAM BUQBMH P e r a a n d l n a Uaucli, and trbptou. t n i, u a w , Charles Quarmy, Bradenton. and BARBARA KLLK.M Inspection Judge* will b* T R B P T O I t , b l a w ife. P A O P t / r L e a d o r a b I a Melvin Dean, S t Petersburg, F ield Teem, WBOTTAO and Robert Price, Tampa. • / • C o a m tn d er R e v e l Fores*. Ja p a n F l e e t F o a l O ffice Baa Franolaeo, C alifornia YOU, W U .U A M RUOBWU T R B F T O R a a d B A R B A R A KUUE N T R B F T O R . e r a b a r a b y a e lltts d t b a t a C om plaint for F o r s c l o a s r s o r M o r t a a a s ha* b e a a f i le d a g a i n s t r o u , a n d y o u a r e r e q u i r e d to s a rv * a copy o f y o u r A nsw er o r Rlaad. I n s * t o t h o C o m p l a i n t on th o P l a i n t i f f s a t t o r n e y , J o o a p h M. F tta s a r a ld , IM S ao u rlty T r a i l R u lM In g , M ia m i I I , F lo rid * , g a d tile t b s original Anawar • r F u n d i n g In t h a o f f l r o o f t b s C l a r k o f Iho C i r c u i t o > u r t o n o r b e f o r e t h e l l l h d a y of D e c e m b e r . A. D . t t l l . I t y ou f a l l l a d e oe. J u d g m e n t b y da* f a s l t w ill be ta k e n agalnat k i t Friday, bat the Camara* niata in scrib e themselves an the speakers' lift in a i t n u f * 00* manner th at (oartatood postponement of the vote un­ til a t loaot Boat Thursday. Toa L atte American power* proposed a resolution which would le t up • conference to proper* for hemispheric de­ nuclearisation. Tho United States support­ ed the more, presi ded *0 countries of tho a n a — In* eluding Cuba — participated In It. Frozen FIRM RIPE ANJOU Pears 2 ^ 2 9 * 3 0 0 ,0 0 0 PLAID STAMP GIVEAWAY la l PRIZE 2nd PRIZE 25,000 10,000 PLAID 8 TAMP8 PLAID STAMPS 500 FREE PLAID STAMPS JUMBO ROSE Bushes « *1 " GIVEN AWAY BVEBY HOUR Nothing ta bay . . . i n don't have to be present te win. Ju st get | year free-chance ticket each time you vUlt thin sew stem tain wash, sad be eligible far tkeae wanderfal arises. Drawing will be bold Batarday evening, Nevember t t , The whi­ ners asm* wiU be pasted la tbs new store Monday, November JS. Yiurdreams com# tru« witii PLAID STAMPS **r AiUMnc a eaonc t*a-comsanv. m& APPLE SWEET Super Ma rkets tellH Il SEMINOLE PLAZA Casselberry, Florida CIDER 9 9 v »! • i n u t l t i <<>00 r at e* R A4 I l-t it I U M Pricas Ip UUa gdvrtUjararati ays gaad Ikrongh Wednesday, Nev erabar 20. 2701 ORLANDO DRIVE 17*92 AT 27th ST. �Television By Abigoil Van Buren DEAR ABBT: l i n g , single and people tell mo 1 look like n “young Alice Faye.” I’ve worked In this office for two yean. My b o u (married) tried to kiss me coco last year but I wouldn’t let him. He hasn't tried R since. He keeps tailing me that U I ever need mooey he'll give me an advance on my sal­ ary without any obligation on my part—no notes to •Ign or interest to pay. I could use about 9300 to buy Christinas gifts lor my fa in­ ly. Should I ask my boss for it? Of do you think R would be a mistake? WANTING A M E R R Y CHRISTMAS , DEAR WANTING: 1 U ie to spoil your Christmas, llooey, but there "ain't no Santa Claus." If you need money, borrow It from the bank and sign the note. At least you woo’t have to worry about wrestling your Banker for tbe interest DEAR ABBY: My 15-year m eld daughter happens to ba an exceptional student. She made straight A’s for three consecutive years, and has been the recipient of many 0:10 (I) H i i m *• outside an emergency ope­ averts ( I ) E d ito rial rating room sad watch the • : t ! (31 W s s t h s r brohenheatred parents be­ (S) B r o t a r d N s w a 0:31 («> Woathrr ing told their teen-agers t » ) K(>orta "didn't make i t ” S:sa ( f t W a l t e r Crnnfclte (I) R a atle r-B rlak ltf I invite them to to aland (S) R on C o c h r a n beside tbe aurgeoo as ba f:«S (S) O r b i t works for hours trying to T:tS <•) RlpcorC ( t ) D icaet restore a mangled mess of (St Zone Or*y Thoator tons flesh and crashed T JS (S) M o n d a y M i a A t T h e Movtoa bonea to some semblance ( I ) T a T all TUa T r o l l of human anatomy. I invite (St O n t a r L i m i t s •:M (SI rv a Oot A Sarrat them to explain to little s : : s ( S t W a g o i i T ro l l . children that Daddy and ( f t T h a L u c y Hbow Mommy have "gone away” t:*a i« t D anny Thom ao S:S« (SI A n d y O r U t l l k Show and are never coming back. (S) H o l ly w o o d a n d th e I know tbe law doesn't read S tar* t t : M (SI U raa h ln a Polat this way, but I think every (SI R a n Side—W a tt drunken driver who slaugh­ aid# (SI ain r Along W ill ers an Innocent person on itc h the highway should stand U : M ( I ) M N aw a c a g e trial for premeditated mur­ (Si N t w s (» ) M u r p h y M a r l i n WHO der. I am a young nurse in a small hospital on n l l i t l (S) a p a r t * F l a a l (SI T h t a t a r o t th * S tar* m ajor state highway. Come T a P ll P S h a w visit me, fellows. But come l l : M (SI (SI T h * L * t* S h o w sober. You’ll need a few TUESDAY A. M. drinks afterwards. *:1J I f l X ***, W n t h t t 1:3* ( * l K«rm R e p o r t JOYCE 1:1* (S) C * a t l * * a t a l CteaeWhat’s on your mind? For a personal reply, Bend a self-addressed, stamped envelope to Abby, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. (•) atai* Mewe a*4 For Abby’s booklet, "How w * ia » V:M (SI T o S a p To Have A Lovely Wed­ ( I ) P rs-A ch o o l P t a a a l a g ding,” send SO cents to Ab­ Vi4l (II Couatdowa H m by. Box 3363, Beverly HiUs, t:U (I) Miehsf’a 0»*p«( T la * Calif. i :•• (S) M ic a* * a w M anew honors. Naturally, 1 am a proud mother and have told people of her outstand­ ing marks and accomplishmeats. My daughter has sow asked me not to say another word to aayoee •boot her marks or any of her honors. She says the other mothers are bored stiff with my boasting and that, since she herself never mentions her marks or achievements, I should not either. Abby, hss tbe whole world gone daffy? It is e sad state of affairs when people are so Jealous tod small that you can't say a good word about yourself. BEWILDERED D E A R BEWILDERED: Your daughter ti both bril­ liant and humble—a rare combination. Her qualities speak for themselves sod need no amplification from anyone—especially a proud mother. DEAR A B B Y : Three cheers for the father who called the police and re­ po-ted bis own son for drunken driving. I would like to invite the "betrayed son" and his friend, who criticized the father, to sit l:SS (SI C s p u i e T V Tim e Previews T:30-9:» p.m. NBC. Mon­ day >iignt 'a t ' uie Movies. "The Reluctant Debutant” (Color) This funny drawing room farce stars Rex Harri­ son. Sandra Dee and Kay Kendall. An English couple. Mr. Harrison and Misa Ken­ dall. return to England and try desperately to launch their American-raised daugh­ ter. Sandra Dee, successfully in the London "Season.” with the object of having her m a r ry someone with a social atanding. S h e complicates things by falling In love with a drummer. : 8:5M p.m. CCS. The'Lucy Show. This is the kind of slap­ stick Lucille Ball does best It promises to be messy and ends in a worse mess. With the help of Vir (Vivian Vance). Lucy decides to paint the interior of her home and the resulting shambles, not to mention the paint odor, drives the pair to bedding down la the family car for the nighL g:30-l0 p.m. ABC. Wagon Train. “The Kitty Pryer Story.” (Color) Some good actors Join the wagon train to participate la a m arital m ap ether surprise, a new bicycle. O p t r a 'luvulving" bigamy, p.m. '.SBC. Hotlytreachery and revenge. Don wood and the Stars. Durant. Jeanne Cooper and Diaaa Hyland are the princi­ pal! in the bigamy story, with Bradford Dillmaa l e a d i n g Property some Immoral support. »:»U> p.m. CBS. The Aa dy Griffith Show. Pleasaat fun and a nice warm touch at the finish. Little Opie (Ronny Howard) surprises Andy (An­ dy Griffith) by bringing home C a su alty an all-"A” report card. Andy 114 NORTH and Barney (Don Knotts) plan to reward him with an- Zvhith C * U < T T 3*U * PARK PA 2-0331 lU S U M i s* (II W u n t r aad Wiwe I I By Oswald Jacoby l:SS (SI T *4*p ( I I C aruavvM e ( t | U m p i of M arntna M S (II Jaek U lu a * (PI Ktcrclt* m In the early days of con­ t r a c t , the late Ely Culbertson conceived the Idea of a bridge aummary. This summary covered both bidding and play and condensed a great deal of information into a small volume. While the Culbertson name appeared on the sum­ m ary, tbe work was largely that of Albert Morehead. 0 Last month Al came out with his own contract bridge summary. It is sold In both paperback and hard cover editions. A sample paragraph from his book reads, "Encouraging Signals" Play (or discard) aa unnecessarily high card. This (called the comeon) tells your partne* to lead, or con­ t i n u e leading, the suit. "When you follow an un­ necessarily high card with a t:M points and t-3-3-3 distribution. Even then, the chances are that he and South would a r­ rive at four spades instead of the sure three no-trump contract. West opens the king of hearts, and East has the sim­ plest echo situation there la. He wants his partner to con­ tinue hearts and, while his highest heart Is that small threw spot, he plays it. If West is not looking at the spots carefully he may not read that three spot as encouraging. If he la, he will wonder about the deuce and continue with the ace. East low one you are completing will complete the echo with an echo." the deuce and a third heart North probably should over­ lead will let East make a call with one no-trump in­ small trump. Later on. West stead ot doubling the open­ will set the hand with the ing heart bid. He has 16 aea of cluba. (SI R o m p er R o o m (SI <1>t* Htnrra ISiSS ( t l B a r V I M (SI H p s n lth l.**tnn« (SI Mika W a l l a . * N e w t It:1V C l W o r d f o r W o r d (SI I U n L m t ( t l I l s c o m b s r llrld* UlOS C l C o n c e n t r a t i o n C l I ’rlc* lo R i g h t l l : t S (S) T h * U c C a y s U : S 0 (SI f l e r t n K * r * 2460 PARK AVE. PRICES GOOD THRU WEDNESDAY QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED ^ 5 IIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII^ iYfliSiiahlllllll FARMER GRAY THICKLY SLICE0 (Si rote * a u e r s TUESDAY P. M. IS IS ( I I l,*v* or TAT* (VI B ril* F * rC Bb*w (31 K l r s t I m p r o t t l o n I M S (SI r » l h » r K n o w * Boot (SI s*tr*a tm *Mt«e- ( t ) T ru th * r Contequonro* t t : t l (SI O p i e t a c U e M 3:IS (f> H t c h s l o r K a t h t r ( I t G r n tr tl ■ oaplU l (31 Niwi 1)M (S) Am Tfc* W * * M Tvea (t) Mtd-ru. N*wa 1 :ii I t* l:t* IS* (3) (SI (I) 49k ((> (*> (I) («) (I) BLUE RIBBON QUALITY FRESHLY Helenes Im m une Passw ord Ann S o u t h e r n A rt U n k l e t t e r P a r In C o n r l Th* Doctor* T o T*ll T h * T r a l h 1- e r e t t s T * a * g VESS0N0IL •u 3 9 c (I) q***a F*r A Dor (x)& Jh s Woman Have you done any match­ making lately? If not, wby not? 4 ) Those aren't just Idle or tmpertiment questions. They are prompted by a type of letter I often receive from lonely young men and wo­ men who claim they have no way of meeting eligible mem­ bers of the opposite sex. Married women used to take their responsibility for match"-making seriously. Let a young O nan come to town and every married woman who met him immediately thought of just the right girl for him am) aaw to K that the two had a chance to meet. But married women are ob­ viously falling down on the job of matchmaking. Judging from the letters that come to this column. “ The lines quoted from the following two letters that a r ­ rived in tha same mail are typical of many that I receive from all parts of the country. A young man writes: "I have recently moved to Pitts­ burgh and find the social life hero nonexistent. Being Eng­ lish, I expected to make some adjustments, but find people coming from other parts of the United States have the same difficulty 1 have In meeting people. "None of the wives of the men who work will me seem to need a single man to com­ plete a dinner party. During the three months 1 have been here, there has been no invi­ tation of any kind. I have twice attempted to give a small cocktail party, but schedules would have been upset. My ideas for meeting people in Pittsburgh are get­ ting fewer and fewer and as a last resort, it will have to he a professional introduction service, which I find depress­ ing aa R amounts to buying friends." _ A _ letter from a young wo­ man of 36 who worka in a "one man office and that man iv (vit VTk j i iMif/v r o t w r , m arried" thinks her situation a rw iv o i.r. c o t vtv , rL ow - S t* ( I t T h * By Ruth M illett H.l«* of Nl«l Delicious married women of the coun­ try? They aren't gelling un­ married people together as they onc« felt X both a duty and a pleasure to do. Are married couples just hudding together In little groups, never needing an ex­ tra man or woman for their parties because they never in­ vite anyone but couples? 2145 French Ave. Sanford, Flo. Carry Out Orders CA TSU P Ph. 322-9616 LADY FAIR FRESH BAKED REG «< m js a . Legal Notice lii* r.wrvrr or ir a S w n t:t:t.K R D<i-m i *4. R otkm o r r iv ti. a s e o a r Aviv t m i c t T i o v row m s . c m iv i.r . All p e r s o n e a r * h e r e b y n o t i ­ f ied t h a t th # u n d e r s i g n e d a* A d m l n t s t r » t o r D U X ', of eald • • t a t * . h s s c o m p l e t e d th * a d ­ m i n i s t r a t i o n th * r * o f a n d h s s f t ls d In said c o u r t h i t fln.%1 r e p o r t a n d a p p l i c a t i o n fo r d i s ­ charge O b je c tio n * t h e r e t o . | f a n * , sh o u ld h* dulr fli­ r t . A f t t r fill"* proof of nubllc o tto n i t m s i n r th is notlcs h s s ▲son p u b l i s h e d one* a w s s k P>r f o u r c o n s s c u t l r s w o r k s , th * m a tt* r of approval o f told r e p o r t an d th * * r d * r l n * o f d i s t r i b u t i o n * f s a i d * s t a t * w ill • o m * b * for* th * o o urt. / • / Ms u ric* St. P»«t A* A d m i n i s t r a t o r DB.K . * f s lid sstat* P u b l i s h Nov. IS. M * t>*a- t . ra jiiiu Diet-Kit* to la FUN SHOWS START SAT. NOV. 30th ADM. 6 Diet-Kite Lola Capo NOW torn WED. AT I M - 3:00 . 5:00 7.-M . 9:00 3 DAYS O NLY! I. i sss cno-sa LARGE JUICY FLORIDA STARTS SUNDAY GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE Sanford, Fla. I NEW CROP �Scout Troopi A t Meeting werw Kathy BHuon, M u d * MeMlIUa, LlaJ* Green, J k I> to Angel, Mary Prt totM ift Debbf* Taylor, F r w m Itowftomaa, lad y Salley and Nancy Babb Ito laaiar, Mia, AFTER “5” GLAMOUR GOWNS IN CREPES, CHIFFONS, S i& V ) BROCADES OR SMART DAY-TIME WOOLS — DESIGNS IN SILKS AND BLENDS. Circle Volet On Christmas 1 b help finance toe elvte aad booovotom aetlvtttos of to* Aaaa MUtor O n to , toe ■ ember* voted to eeB C hrist mae candy, when toe (roop held a t o i t o t e acaaiea re­ cently. Mr*. Jimmy Header- SHOE STORE DOWNTOWN SANFORD MARY LEFFLER, toft front, and Kathy Simon, Marcia McMillan. Linda Green and France* Dan(toman were among member* of Girl Scout Troop l i t at a recent re-dedication ceremony. (Herald Photo) Osteen Club Schedules Sale Dec 13 l y Mr*. Clarence Beyder The Osteen Home Demon­ stration Club met at the borne of lira. Lilly Boyer with Mrs. Jam es Wallin, president, pre* aiding. Mrs. Norman Miller re­ ported on the elub'i activities la the community and the sole to bo bold at the Epis­ copal Parish House Doe. U . This la a Ml* of Christmas articles to b* sold lor tb* benefit of the Community building fund. Mlsa Alice Dayton reported on holiday foods and told of the dessert whleh will be used a t the club's Christmas party to be held Dec. 10 at tbs home of Mrs. Jo# Masters. Mrs. Bertha Hardin, who attended t h e meeting on emergency foods at th* Home Demonstration office in DoLand, brought back some circulars which ih# urged everyone to read. A report wai given on the success of tha 4-H clubs re­ cently organised In tb* com­ munity. Members of the Homemak­ Programs for tbe last half ers Sunday School Clasi o( of 1063 and first of 1964 wars Central Baptist Church dis­ discussed. A nominating com­ cussed plans for a Christmas mittee composed of Mrs. party, whtn the group met Clarence Snyder, Mrs. Har­ for the monthly session. Tha ry Osteen and Mrs. Guy Basil party la scheduled for Dec. 3 was appointed. at 6 p.m. at th* church. Gifts O t h e r s attending were will be exchanged aad re ­ Mmes. Guy Beall, Laura Ball, freshments served. Frank Georga, H au l Gllhuly, Mrs. Charles Hayes led the Jo* Maitars, John Metros*, devotions using as her topic P. T. Piety, Edna Eby, coun­ "The Good Samaritan." Mrs. ty agent, Mary Barnhart and Gall Smith led a study dis­ AUcen Stout. cussion on the first chapter of John. During the social hour re­ freshments ware served by Mrs. Hayes, who was hostess for the evening. Others at­ The executive board of the tending were Mrs. Gerald Davis, Mrs. George Swann Woman's Auxiliary of Bernlnolo Memorial Hospital will and Mrs. Garnett White. mret at 0:30 a.m. In the hos­ pital diotng room. If you wear a belt while golfing, shift th* buckle to the back. You'll a v o i d Always store cakaa with a scratching your forearm oa custard or cream Oiling In tb* th* backawlng. refrigerator. plaeo hod bean secured to decorate the float end a wag­ on w Q bo available for nae. Mr*. Bussell Spencer out­ lined plana lor tbs Circle dinner dance to be held at the Elks Club ea Dec. 14. Mr*. Harry Adair reported on e recent dinner given by the Elks wkh Mr*. Clayton Smith, Mrs. Jimmy Hootobtn and Mrs. Adair asalsttof. Other member* attending Included Mmes. L e e l l e Thompson, Gerald Behrens, Huloa Hale, Charles Stafford, Frank Wight, Marcella Fatlto, Ellis Lloyd, Irene Kent, Gene Walters, Bob Clark, J . R. Church Class Plans Christinas Party Local Events YOU’LL FIND EXACTLY WHAT YOU’VE BEEN DREAMING OF AMONG OUR LOVELY FASHIONS, SELECTED W ITH YOU IN MIND. CHOOSE FROM OUR JEW ELRY, GLOVES, PURSES AND STUN­ NING LIFE STRIDE SHOES TO COMPLETE THE P IC T U R E -P E R FECT YOU! Pilot Club Holds Business Session The monthly business meet­ ing of the Pilot Club of San­ ford w u held In the Caucus Boom of too P in t Federal Building, with tb* president, Miss Janet Smith presiding. Members voted to enter e car la the Christmas parade sad chose Dec. 7 a t the date to ring the bell for the Sal­ vation Army. A* a Christmas project the club is planning to serve a turkey dinner with all the trimming* to tha boys a t the USO some time in December. A committee was elected to revise the club’s standing rules. M n. Joel Field is chairman and serving with bar will be Mrs. Jack Lambertaon and Mrs. B. E. Chap­ man. M n. Sue Stevenson, Anchor Club sponsor, gave a report concerning the regional meet­ ing which is scheduled for December, in Sanford. All Anchor Club* of District fo u r tatires. The Sem inole High School Anchor Club and the Pilot Club will bo hosts for the event. Anchor faculty sponsor la Mrs. Jack Burney. The Sanford Pitots are ihariag la the establishing of e scholarship House an the Campos of tb* Florida State University hot derided they would like to do even more. On* af the members, M n. B. E. Chapman, who to e tal­ ented artist end belongs to th* Seminole Art Association, agreed to paint a picture U the club would prorlde e suit­ able frame. She has comppleted the picture, a beauti­ ful Florida scene, and It will be framed end delivered to the unlvenity this week. The monthly dinner meet­ ing la planned for N or. to at the Civic Center. A white elephant sal* will be conduc­ ted following too dinner end program. (FOUNDATIONS BY W ARNER) ALL READY FOR YOU — AT — •OPEN FRL NITES TILL NINE** HOLIDAY SPECIALS! SEE THEM NOW ON DISPLAY IN OUR DOWNTOWN SANFORD STORE. Onr moot powerful TV hi beautiful furniture cabinet. 23-in. overall dlageaii, 282 • *q. in. vtowiat a r e a . Bonded picture tube cuta glare, aaola oat dart. 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R. Denault Married In Ceremony All Souls Church Coat O f Anns Program Given ByDA R Mr*. R. E. True, Mr*. R. M. M ill man Cmehra, LL (Jg) Steve I ling party wore blue uni sand color tllk sheath with Ball, Mrs. W. E. Baker end laughter of Mr. ta d Mrs. Ryan and LL (jg) David forms. matching sweater, brown ac­ Mrs. P. P. Campbell were eoHomer A m Staffer, i l l Turner. AH man In the wed-1 The bride's mother c e sso ry and n large erchid hoetaaoee for the November Ediths Circle, Sanford, be­ corsage. The groom’s mother meeting of the 8*111* Harrison Chapter o f the DAB a t the came the bride of Ena. Doowore n two-piece taupe bro­ True home, hi Lake Mary. ald Raymond Denault, ton of caded dreta with melon aeMre. L. C. Wlldner, regent, U r. and Mrs. Raymond Vic* ceesorles and a bronze orchid conducted the regular opening tor Denault, of Claremont, N. ritual ta d a abort memorial cartage. H., Nov. I I a t 11 a m. at AD Following the ceremony n •erviee waa held for Mre. W. Soda Catholic Church in reception waa held at the H. TunnleUffe by the chaplain, I Sanford. Bachelor Officer*' -Quarters Mrs. J . B. Ray. Rev. Richard L. Lyons of* Following tiie business s«a-. at the Sanford Naval Air Stadelated at the military double tion. Hostestea w e n Mra. aioa, three gueeta were Introris e ceremony M ow ed by a Raymond Ball, Mra. Many *>«ed. They were Min. Tree*e| Nuptial Maas. • Boone, Mrs. Irving Pryor, sister, Mrs. Harold GroomTim church waa decorated ! Mrs. Carl Rabun. Mra. Made­ wood; and Mra. A. Marsh and with altar arrantem enta of ira Kuhn, of Sanford; Mra. Mra. J. Cushman, of Main#. white gladioli, chrysanthe­ Raymond V. Barber, of Pal­ Guoot speaker for the day mum! and potted palms, Mrs. metto, and Mra. David Gab waa Mre. Olive Scott Boakolr . E . Roumillat, organist, ehel, of Femaadlna Beech. man of Altamonte Springs end presented a program of wed­ Mrs. O. R. McGuire, of Virginia. Mre. Benketman, a ding music. An arende of Winter Haven, kept t h e professional lecturer and herswords followed the cere­ | bride’* booE~and floating hot- aldie artist, gave an interest­ mony. t teases were M n. Henry GUI, ing and informative talk « The bride, given in m arri­ I Mrs. James Plrotte, Mrs. the meaning af coat of anas. age by her lather, were a tarDavid T uner, Mrs. Craig Mra. A. R. Key waa program m at gown of pure silk bridal Moore, and the Misses Pat sp o n so r. taffeta, rc-embroMered with Rabun, Susan Kuhn and Joan Refreshment* war* served Alencoo lace. It featured • and Jean Wilke. during the aoclal hour by the scooped neckline, banded Em­ Out of town guests Includ­ hoe tease*. Other* attending pire waistline and long taper­ ed Mr. and Mra. Raymood V. were M ate, M. J . Bram, How­ ed sleeves. The voluminous Denault, of Claremont, N. H.; ard Brewer, K. M. Hoke, A. W. skirt was highlighted with an Miss Ann Rocki, Alliance, Lee, R. M. Mason, A. 8 . Meobi sash and fell into a sweep­ Ohio; Ur. and Mra. Raymood Callum, R. P. Pray, F . E ing chapel train. | Barber of Palmetto; Mias Roumillat, H. W. Rucker, Her elbow length vtU of Susan Breeze, Jacksonville; Jam es Sima, Lawrence Tins­ imported Illusion feu from n Mr. and Mrs. David Gatcbel, ley, Leon Fellows and Ray' d u ste r of white taffeta petals, Fernandlna Beach; Mr. and mond Smith. embedded with a designers Mrs. George E. McGuire and rose. She carried a cascade Mias Mary Barber, of Win­ bouquet of white roses cen­ ter Haven and Mr. and Mra. ORLON RAYON tered with a white orchid. Orin Thompson, of Fort Lau­ Misa Mary Barber, of Win­ FLANNEL derdale. ter Haven, woe maid of hon­ For her golng away outfit, PLAIDH — 801.108 o r and bridesmaids were Mra. Denault chose a twoMACHINE WASHABLE Miss Sue Ann Stoffsr, sister of piece suit of beige and brown MRS. DONALD RAYMOND DENAULT the bride, Mlsa Judy Ascnalo U IN. $ |.M YD. wool tweed with leather trim, (House of Rahijn Photo) and Miss P a t Kuhn. Little brown fur hat and brown ac­ Miss Terri Harper was flower cessories and the white or­ MILADY’S SHOPPE girl. chid from her wedding bou­ The maid of honor wore a Of Fin* Fabrics quet. After a wedding trip the floor length gown of autumn couple will be a t home on IM 8. Perk SU-«S1I pink peau de sols, accented Crystal Lake, in Lake Mary. with a pleated ovtriklrt. The tainers fashioned into useful PALM CIRCLE fitted bodice featured a ba­ Mrs. Blanton Owen was articles for house and garden. teau neckline a n d elbow Mrs. Tom Gallagher length sleeves. She carried a hostess for ths November welcomed as a new member cascade bouquet of red car­ meeting of Palm Circle with nations . Mrs. W. W. Lias end Mrs. H. and delighted the group when The bridesmaids w o r e H. Duncan serving as co-hos­ the accepted a committee matching gowns of banders tesses. chairmanship. Points red and carried bouquets of The program was presented pink carnations. The flower by the members who ex­ reviewed concerning the Oc girl wore a floor length gown changed Ideas on horticulture tober meeting when Bra Wig of autumn pink with a prin­ and making articles demon­ gins explained his work cess waistline and felt bow in strated at a workshop ses­ soli and water conssrvation. The December meeting will the back. She carried a white sion. basket of pink and red carna­ Mrs. Wads Gamer told how be a Christmas party and tions. to propagate gerbera daisies, luncheon at the Imperial Best man was LL Jam es Mrs. George Rounds and House. Members will meet it Plrotte and ushcr-twordsbear- Mrs. Duncan brought Items the home of Mra. Owen for ers were Lt. James Hutton, made at the workshop using the business session, then go Lt. Craig Moore, LL (jg) Nor­ palm fronds and plastic con in a group to Orlando. Ryerson-Schuyler W edding Planned Osteen Personals fit N ot . U , 1 * 1 — ■f Mrs. Raymood Pen la a patient in tue tiiuly Bill Hos­ p ital Mr. and Mrs. Clifford M. Ryersoa, of Torrance, Calif., Dr. and Mra. John Bradin announce the engagement of spent Tuesday to DeLand. their daughter, Cordelia Ma­ rie, to Jam es P. Schuyler, of Glendale, Calif. Mias Rycrson's mother, the farm er Cornelia McRae, la the sitter of Mra. O. A. Mof­ fett and M n. C. W. Hatnll, of Sanford. The wedding it plannad tar tom* time in April. J V R FOR TOO The little fur W i n fash ion that even the budgetminded woman can afford. Try it in fox. You can wear it an winter long. Miss Cordelia Ryerson *)ahdm CvudsA When hubby goes hunting be sure hit clothing la safety brighL Blaze-orange heads the safe color lis t TOUCHTON'S TOYLAND NOW OPEN! *ak ' *y’ •k « Magnolia Avt. Entrance Is Now Open For Christ nun Shopping and LayAwaya — Do It Now! SELECT FROM SUCH NAME BRANDS IN FIN E CHINA and DINNERWARB AS LENOX — FRANCISCAN and HOMER LAUGHUN — IN GLASSWARE W E ARB HEADQUARTERS FOR FOSTORIA TO U C H TO N ’S REXALL DRUG —THE PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN" DOWNTOWN SANFORD PROGRESS? exciting • elegant We recently opened our new, larg er, moe downtown Sanford. Above are views of the interior. We will continually add new lines of b etter brand M erchandise. Below are a very few of th e brands we have (D m m q a in stock. V isit us often. * ■/, W h a m } fc id h s ih 'A DOWNTOWN SANFORD 200 E. FIRST ST. "Feateriag tu k lo M Jest Foe Tee* 200 N. PARK AVB. Ph. FA 2-23M OPEN WED. AFTERNOON fl^ATE GREENAWAY AIRMAN �■ b'-Wf Church Calendar M v m Mrs. J. V. Jonae sad Mrs. Fiat Thurmond. Horticulture chairmen, Mrs. CluurlM Morrison, g srs s n m lip* on tbvies for this month. She sdelsed members to ms of water and said that bow is Uio lima to separate and re­ plant bulbs and carbarn daisIsa. She also adrissd those who plant roses now to ha ears and water them a t the roots and not just sprinkle the tops. t t s t •f* 1*1 B ulova precision-jeweled ftg quality at this! •a S S tu S ARE NO — PROBLEM — FOR — ANY OR ALL OCCASIONS WHEN YOU SHOP AT — Kader Jewelers FA 2-2361 Gifts • Cards . Bosks (Formerly MeVicars) 210 B. First fit. MRS. PATRICK J. ERICKSON fjw u d & n ROBB CIRCLE Mrs. George Harden waa guest speaker at the Novenw ber meeting of tbs Rose Cir­ cle at tbs homo of Mrs. Wil­ liam B. Miller i t . in Idyllwilde. Members spent the day and were guests of Mrs. Mil­ ler for luncheon with Mrs. J. O. Gregory and Mrs. Charles Meriwether as co-hostesses. Plans were completed for participation in the club basaar. Mrs. Jam es Truitt was elected to represent the cir­ cle on the garden club build­ ing committee. Mrs. Gregory was appointed flower show chairman with Mrs. Henry Simpson and Mrs. Truitt as assistants. Mrs. B. B. Crumley waa appointed tree chairman for the project of planting more trees, emphasising the flow­ ering varieties. President, Mrs. A. E. Epps, urged mem­ bers to make every garden a bird sanctuary. Mrs. Charles Cole presented the horticul­ ture lesson and Mrs. Epps gave each one present a list of plants and trees that are hardy In Central Florida. It was reported that the circle had received sweepstakes awards fbr the horti­ culture eshiblt a t the Amer­ ican Legion 7air. During the afternoon, Mrs. Harden conducted a workshop on "Christmas Ideas and Ar­ tistic Arrangements." S h e made suggestions and assist­ ed members as they worked on their own creations. A dried arrangement hi brown and gold, made by Mrs. Gre­ gory. waa voted the most out­ standing. When cooking outdoors, rub the barbecue grill with suet or salad oil to keep the meat from sticking to the bars. Members of the HtmerocalUs CJrcla learned how to make many beautiful Christmas Menu a t the monthly meeting of the group. Mrs. Watson Keel and Mrs. Carl Moss were co-bo*testes a t the Reel home. Mrs. K. R. Wood, guest speaker, brought a quilted picture and explained how it was made. Other Items she displayed were: a Santa doll, a Christmas lady doll, Christ­ mas wreath, fashioned from tin cans and sprayed and a Ughted Christmas tree on a plywood stand that could be covered with eedar or any kind of greenery. Mrs. Moss and Mrs. Robert Martin, club president, demoustarted how to m a k e C h r i s t m a s arrangements from dried materials and a wreath with a foundation nf chicken wire. Mrs. M. B. Smith told members about a chrysanthe­ mum show she attended, re­ cently, la Richmond, Va. The hostesses served cake, cof­ fee, candy and nuts to those present. START HOLIDAY SHOPPING! FAMILY FASHIONS AND FOOTWEAR" DOWNTOWN SANFORD Klngwsny A John C. Roberts Shoes For Mea By International M R PRESTO ^ the invisible NorthweaValct Grace Walker ladles Shota With Matching Bags by SA G N ER Blouses th e “ i - l e g g e d s u i t ” ( 2 p a ir s o f p a n ts ) Pwe can serve you batter than m e. The extra pair aavea ye« money, assure* yon of better fit, longer wear, Mater appearance. "Mr. Preston," the h u ll in valet, p r a m your Northweave u you wear R. A textile revolution In man-made fibers makm Northweneo possible. Millikan's exclusive modern-weight fabric team wttk Sagnor’a imaginative tailoring to provide yon with yeee raeind weering eomfort and fashhm mcrartnraa. Beg now white oar stocks are complete. S M .M with tgp pants SANFORD — 125 W. FIRST ST. .101-321 W. CHURCH — ORLANDO �. * * V.D * S mS m B Im p Wot . f t , i m • — h (« • Chuck Celebrates Fifth Birthday Wentworth and Chucks little A M U i r birthday party brother, Gary. « u cvlabrated Nov. 11 by lit. Ha Charles (Chuck) Haber* h a i Hla paraats, Mr. aad Mr*. W i l l i a m Habcrlaad, fa v a him a party a t their home, i m Lake Asher Cir­ cle, la B a ir Lake. C lack who war celebratlnf 1 1 1 fifth birthday played games with playmate* and grind* taelodtag cowboy and la iia a a a id the donkey game, t hroughout the afternoon. The haaaroa ta d hla brother donaad cowboy outfita for the M l to y . Under • m a n of balloon*, •upended from the celling, the youngster* enjoyed refresh meat* of eake. Ice cream and lemonade. The cake featured a miniature train oa a chocolate track, •m all lasket* of candy were given a s favor*. Guests were Scott and Hol­ ly Reeves, Debbie Boudreau, Debbie Mclntyro, Christopher FUST O ' THE WEEK • m en ifncnvi Monday . TUISOAY.WIDNUDAY, NOV. I I , I t , 20, IMS s ta r t* prw ahsee ta s e • Crisp R N Ru m A p p le s * * e * 4 m 3 9 * *TA • ** # . v /f CHUCK HABERLAND • Its e a r grocery Society Names Nominating Committee The Ladies Society ef the Brotherhood e f Locomotive Fireman and Cnginemen held the November meeting at the home e f the president, Mrs. C. H. Goethe. During the business session, Mrs. J. A. Calhoun and Mrs. Fan! Sefried were appointed on the nominating committee. Xlectlen ef new officers will he held a t the December meet­ ing with the installation cere­ mony taking place in January. Members were requested to turn in the proceeds from the candy salsa a t the December meeting. Other member* present Were Mrs. H. E. Turner, Mrs, Ronald Brooks, Mrs. Robert Xisencoff, Mrs. Walter Cook, Mrs. Sefried and Mrs. Cal­ houn. DeBary Club Holds Dinner Meeting ■y Mr*. Adam Mailer The DeBary BPW club held ■ dinner meeting Tuesday evening at the DeBary Res­ taurant. Mrs. Bert Lodorhaus presided and Helen Snodgrass gave the Invoca­ tion. Mrs. Frank White, program chairman. Introduced James Colcpan. p u b l i c relations •hairm aa ef Tupperwaro, who spoke oa "Public Rela Hone Problems," stating that every good business should create good will and sell it■elf to the public. Tww guests were present, Mrs. John Leone aad Mrs. M. Friend. The nest meeting will he n Christmas party at the home of Mrs. Lcderhaus on Plantation Road Dee. 3 at V:M p.m. Members arc asked to bring a small wrapped gift Isr the girl at Oeala School lor Girts, and one for the ex­ change of gifts under the tree for the member*. Dis­ trict Pour director, Lots Walker will be a guest at the meeting. • w Dinner For Beta Sigma Phi Members P e a c h e s ............ 2V 4 MR 19* _____[ < t*U * . N M e titty 's Hsi i i yli C ffifw ll A progressiva dinner was enjoyed recently by member* of the XI Bets Eta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. The cran­ ing began at Mrs. A. A. MeClanahan's with appetisers. Mrs. Ed Peterson served the main course, casseroles and salads with bread sod coffee and Mrs. Clark Brusstle was hostess for dsssert. Mrs. Georgs A. Speer con ducted contests of naming states and capitals. Mrs. E C. Harper Jr. and Mrs. John Prokoich wars winners and received prises. F ru it D r in k • • • 32 «t. MR Haiti's Delicto* T o m a to S o u p • lO’/a-c* 19* 10 i j f Orwen S to m p * f j SARAN WRAP 1 25-ft. tala Ms Huai's Tongy OQOOOPOOQOOOQOOOOO T o m a to J u ic e • 300 can 10 Mrs. Bmirs Smooth or Cniacliy (Mrnii 2) w m s o O-•*re e n O le m p e Ala swssa m i w S a s *A _ P e a n u t B u tte r ’Tr 1 9 DICAP INSTANT COFFU H r $ 1 .M i O W S T a AW | _ SBMOE „ ORRRN , ■TAMPS IEXTRA AT CA88RLBRRRT PUBLIX ONLTt i - a . is* tt.a * 50 EXTRA FREE 8AH GREEN STAMPS WTH TIIIH COUPON AND THE PURCHASE OF ONE MINCE MEAT OR PUMPKIN EXPIRES WEDNESDAY, NOY. it, IMS ISaatna S M , N n . **. ISMS P IE ...5 9 - O % ? ;w w (V b Jdl O re e n S te m p e Tnas sscbtaisr M^ • •^ ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Commercial and Domestic Wiring SANFORD ELECTRIC COMPANY i* .-^-a ’ • * '• a-v ghm X r \ r-n W L IM IT 2 PLKASI BREAKFAST CLUB Y W B O JN O r e e n S ta m p s 2j frsa OLEO wmxyymiim # 10 d a ir y s p e c ia ls Cookies 47' A w sitW FWvera Ire o k a ta te "LET’S TALK DRY CLEANING" K M V ih . WOODROW CASH Sam sonite Thanksgiving la a family occasion . . , • celebration which I* uniquely American in ita origin and purpoie of pausing to give thank* for our bleating*. It’s truly on* of the happleat holiday* of the year. Wa hone your family will enjoy a wonderful Thanksgiving. fJ O O s fr o z e n foot!'I S Orange Juice 1 2 -o s. . cow 59* W H IS I SHOWING IS A rL IA S U S II UWY. 17-92 & SR 436 29’ CASSELBERRY, FLA. limit 1 w /1 5 .0 0 s rd tf crisco shortening BOS S L M fc M M M m . - » . *■* » * s .s .s.a . s .a a * . . . «■*. SEMINOLE PLAZA Lent Cell Assorted Tharm-0 TaU Boy Tumbler* crisco oil 2t r 39* J Miwwte Mold Freeew Iv tk f t l versts sf tspesl all varieties gerber's strained baby food 10 fcf 99* w only . . . FOLDING CHAIR Chances arc r n u ll have a tradltional turkey dinner t y dli all the trimmlnga. As dry cleaners, it just . naturally occurs to ua that these ape. cial meal* efteo mean an unusually high ratio of food and gravy and b«v*rag« staina on ties and coat alesvaa, blouses and dresses. PIIONR TA J-3M1 • Pitkbvry Cbeceteta Chip Y oau rt DOWNTOWN CLEANERS * LAUNDEREBS O skat I ts 111 *. Msfnolia, PA S-tlSt Since you'll probably be wearing tom* of your bet. ter finery for thl* occasion, you’ll want to be aura to have it cleaned promptly so it’ll be ready for tbe holi­ days coming up neat month. Don't let food and gravy and drink stains “set.’* If the clothes ar# washable, wipe off with a damp cloth—using water only. Never iron or apply heat on a stain. If tha rlcthet should be dry cleaned, DO NOTHING. Never wipe or rub at a stain, for you’ll Just make matters worse. Removing spots and stain* is part of our job. Ws’rn specialist* at it. and we take prida in doing a Job that's Just a littl* bit better. Play is s a fe . . . call ua to be sure! I i?QroToOOPQPQQPQP.0.0 F ■ US 8. PALMETTO AYR. J # O re e n S te m p e etOAiaanwa* wdswsbeseeh vanuim uv« lot root 794 " " strongheart dog food 3 - 29* ronco thin spaghetti 2 39* ronco albow macaroni 2 39* f �------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------— — — - From Behind For Victory Sbt © anfnrb V rralk s Yoor DvtmUma F la r tr t - SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cor. E. la t A Sanford Ave. FA 2-1822 FA 2-9452 Twenty teams remain un­ that 14-poiflt lead they once ■y Julias beaten and untied in college held, the Hornets returned » n M Sparta Editor football and 13 bava com­ And bow n s yon overlook Head Coach Carl Genlto the Seminole kickoff to their • o r a 35. Preisser kept for pleted their seasons. ACRYUC LATIX __ ^ «*|th o Htedhuntors' defensive who manages Gary Prelaaer eight yards snd before con­ Texas is the only major HOUSE PAINT iM fo rA M tm iia i' * * •* « ? stand wh.n they faced U«. and Company—better known necting with Durkin on ■ pass ©w ©? • • y u u un eollege team still unbeaten . . **__ , |h lf . Hornet* who hod > f in t end as the Bishop Moore Hornets play that carried to ths Sem­ /• mi ftiMMi m and untied. ” tbot reek* t “*l oltttoUow on the Seminole -brought hla outfit into town inole II. Preisser end Hy­ Emporia <Kan.) tops the noskl took turns moving the • mm m m m m m «d the Bombwlo cootoot with si* and foiled to acoro. And. last Friday night to whip the • USY cUAM-yr wim ball to the Seminole three small college teams with a • VATtt the Heraeta of Orlando’* of court*, there waa that HorFighting Seminoles. And San­ from where Dunn went into 10-0 record. • (PTf in uuAtf m r Bishop Moot*. not fumble late In the contest North Carolina College waa ford’* smallest and coldest paydirt. • PO© UM ON UTttlOO • • • Ion the Seminole 15. m rum the only member of last crowd of the seasow watched But this time, Preisser was The fleet ana came when * * * week’s unbeaten and untied as th* Orlando aggregation stopped as he attempted to the Hornet* grabbed th a t 7 to I Before Uio ball gam* Head tote la the extra-point—and list to lose. almost did I t • lead on the brilliant passing Coach Jim Plgott aaid the Other perfect record teams: this turned out to be the ball *f Gary Praiaaer — the ace I had a lot of respect for Hornet At the final gun the Semi­ game. x-Northern Illinois, x-LuHornet teener. Ih e aeeood I coach Carl Genlto. frankly, ther, Iowa, x-Kcarney, (Neb.), nole* were lunging on, 21 to SANFORD r g Again the Tribe bounced —— when the Warrior* mla- wo paa»ed it off. But now w* 2a It was a reversal of last right beck. A! Boniface, the x-Southwest Texas, North­ rued on their own 11-yard realise what Jim m eant Not year’a acore. Tim Hornets Phantom quarterback, re­ east Oklahoma. 209 W .la t ST. Bn* and the Hornet* capital* I only does Plgott respect him, Alabama AAM. P r a i r i e were on top in the 1962 en­ turned the Hornet kickoff to MM Uad Is three pltyt> so do the Seminole*, Sanford View. x-Lewla A D ark, xcounter. the 31. As the Black Rams • • * fans and this writer. Sanford fans have seen a took over, E arl Black and Northeastern, x-Ripon., x-SweThen there waa Chuck # . * tremendous parade of excep­ Sparkman worked it to the a nee, x-Coast Guard, Debt, Scott's 55-yard dash, the RonHow about that fullback, AMERICA'S LARGEST DISCOUNT PAINT CHAIN tional quarterbacks this sea­ 49. Hinson dropped three ware. uio Hinson to Buddy Lawson Tom HynoekIT Brother, thl* BISHOP MOORE QUARTERBACK Gary Prei«iM«t son s n a a coast to coaa M c N e e s e (La.), x-Eauj son. But now the reason Is yards before he fired a bomb TD pass that corned 65 yards, hid ean travel a* well as Gary ner in nailed by a host of Seminoles in the first clear why young Preisser, ■ to Lawson for a 55-yard TD Claire (WIs.), x-John Carroll. and Lawson's third period 61-1prelaaer can throw, quarter of Friday night’s Homet-Seminole en­ x-Completed season. 170-pound senior, was Orange pass play. yard trip. All three mere ex counter at the Memorial Stadium. Seminole end County'i top QB yast year Here, the play of ths night plosion*. I Lyman's Greyhounds again Mike Fordham (No. 85) Is putting the final and stands a good chanct to took place. On ths extra-point went on the wrong sldo of th* stop on Preisser. However, the Hornet quarter­ repeat this season. sttempt, a mixup in ths local Lloyd freeman’s two PAT ledger. After opening th* aeaback picked up nine yards on the play. Seminole On tha other hand, take bsckiield resulted In a hand hoot*, aa usual, were taken I ion w|th three victories th* (Herald Photo) won 21 to 20. nothing away from the lo- off, a pltcbout, and a pass for granted. But that unachtd- ’Hounds have dropped five la I cals. They were supposed to from Hinson to end Barry died dlpsy-doodlsr after Bern- a row> They've been whipped be up for this one. But they Barks who made a spectacu (note's second score waa some* by Titusville, Aubumdale, P. | didn't rise to the occasion un­ lar, leaping catch in the end thing else. A high pass from K. Yonge, Mount Dora and til the second period and al­ lone for what proved to be center a* taken by freem an ] now Melbourne’a Florida Air most too late. It was appar­ the winning margin. who handed off to Carl Black Academy, Three of th* five ent they might have taken the This closed the gap, 20 to Hundreds of Seminole Coun­ season llnulc (marsh hen) who tossed It to Hinson who losses have been by one TD Hornets a bit too lightly when U, with the Hornets still passed to Barry Barks who „r lei*. But don't sell the ty hunters Joined thousands closed last Friday. the Bishop kloores pounced holding the margin. And, It Hunters between the ages on a Warrior fumble on the mad* a circus stab In the and Greyhounds short. They could of Floridians at Uielr favorita was the story of the first half. of 15 and 65 must obtain a Seminole 48 Just minutes aft­ son*. | whip anybody they play. The second half story is shooting stands about a half • O f hunting license, and all hunt­ er the conteit got underway brief; Sparkman returned a an hour before sunrise last ers over the age of 16 must Preisser went right to work. Despite Florida Air’s suHornet punt from hla own 29 I pcrlor play, ths Greyhounds Saturday • as the statewide obtain a duck stamp before He connected on the first of to the Bishop Moore 49 early hunting season onresident hunting waterfowl. A >5 per­ 10 pass completions with a in the third quarter. Lawson n v rirat a r balm . had them, 14 to 7 at th* end game opened. mit la required to hunt on two-yarder to lanky end Tim Xotic* Is bsrtby atvan ihsi of the half — much to th* d* threaded the needle, weaved The hunting season for resi­ pursuant u> tka flnel deers* „ ht of lh# b|g crowd lh it any of the 26 wildlife man­ Durkin. Durkin latched on to his way through the Hornet of forccloaurt ind tala anttr- " . . dent game birds and animals agement areas. •i! in the eauaa pandlnv In braved the chill breoxet to another P reln er pats for secondary, and rambled 55 south of State Road C O opened lh. Circuit Court Jn end for ie, y ,, Longwood school's 10)13 nine yards. Fullback Tom yards to knot tha scor* at Ssmloels County, riorlde, esse , , , , Nov. 9. Hunting la permitted Oockst aunt bar 11413. ths un- homecoming show. Lyman'* from one half hour before Hynoskl sidestepped hit way 20-all. Freeman put It in the Serelansa CTsrk will sell th* sensational fullback, I^rw Lyle, freeier with his methodical to the 32. sunrise until a half an hour ^/"described C° “" ‘ had another good night with after sunset for resident Preisser on a keeper picked way of splitting uprights for Lot 44, SOUTH PINK* 05 yards from scrimmage to up seven and again carried to extra point conversions. game. the 20. Hynoskl was grounded Tha scoring was over. But W h S w ilaV aaM rtlac'u S ,#*d l,0‘b e,ub* ,n ln,|lv|,luul Waterfowl season, ducks, plat lh*r*»r rtcnrdad In yardage. on the IS before plowing his the rest of the third period geese and coots wilt open at TUI Hunk II, p.ga* S3 anil way to the nine. Preiiter sped ■nd the fourth brought one 41 of Iho 1’ubllo nsrords, . , noun Nov. 27, with hunting of BomlnoU County. FlorThe Seminole* return to ac allowed from sunrise to sunset lo the three from where lly- thrill after another to tha Ida. and I tion Friday night when they notkl scored. Bill Dunn took chilled audience. Ths Hornets after opening day. United Press International a pllchoul and raced In for drove relentlessly In the lata er. Modal IU-S, Serial travel •“ Winter (.arilen to The second phase of the When they pass out awards 11IK43 meet the Lakevlew High elev minutes of the third quarter dove hunting season opened at the end of the IIM.1 foot­ the PAT. But that didn't satisfy the to a first down on the Sent S k a M i 'f l a ' °* I*"*!«** oul «helr Saturday with hunting allow, ball season, there should be Hornets. Hitting hard, the Inole six-yard line. One Victor dim es (else-1 lUfl.'l season at Kau Gallle, trie! Kltehen Kihauat Fan 0 . , w1ii i out of -r t|on ed from noon to sunset. Hunt­ one given to Mississippi Stale Bishop Moores forced big Lee Hynoskl parted to the four, Ont OH fsleclrlo) t l Oal. uvl,uo "• uu* 01 "rllon ing of 'the migratory snipe for drama. Hot Water Heeler, Model until Nov. 27 when they cloa* and Sparkman lo fumble—some­ Preisser dropped two, and woodcock also opened 40 tru)3 -l, Serial Tllli)47- I oui their seuaon at Creacent Two weeks ago, the Hull thing the big fullback rarely failed to connect on two pass Saturday. The rail and galdogs forced 7lh-rankcd Ala­ dors—on the Seminole 11. attempts. It was here that One OH fetectrlc) llullt-ln | City, Kanga, Mo d e l JISIU8N, bama lo come from behind Preisser again went into ac Jim Pigott's defensive Head Serial X11144317 , lo eke out a 20-19 cliff-hanger. tion. lie fired to end Mike hunters can claim their share Ons OB leleclrle) nullt-la I o n n \ K lrtflC O Oven, Model J3V3IKUC. L C Q U l I N O llC C The next week, a field goal in Miller on the live, carried of the victory. Serial T 111*2344 1 * the last 22 seconds gave the himself to the 2. passed to But the Hornets continued Oil* UK 4»l»*-trlc> llo fr l- | > m i I ' l l i n IT COURT, Bulldogs a 13-10 upset over end Bay Krnsik for the TD, to threaten. In the final garator, Modal t.A K I llt. I M v r i l J I I I M ' I S I . I IMI I IT. lly Julia llartua S a r la l VIIOXUST IV SMI T u ll a r.tm o l.K A low ifr*1** of Dll won top tilth-ranked Auburn. And. Sat and converted for the extra frame. Bishop Moore rolled K l e i n V a n a l U n I I 1 I n .1 • I | - | | | - * T V . S T t T K OF K l . o l l again—this time their drive I m a t a l ) m a n u f a c t u r a d by t o t . I ' l l l S I I I N f VI*. i x i s e honors in A flight competition UTlay night, the Bulldogs point on an end sweep. H tnksrlk l l l m * Paint iW t.v tN Cnl.I.INM. AMI* IIIX broke up a two-point conver­ Trailing 14 to 0, the Tribe waa stopped when Hynoskl for Mary Daugherty ThuraC o m p t n y . B s nfo r.l, F lo rid a . W I F E , KI.IZAIIKTH COI.I.I.VH. T " i « l h » r w i t h all a l r u o t u r * * I’ l .A I N T I F F li lay in l.ndie* I'ltiy st the laind sion try with only 11 seconds retaliated in three playr. Lit fumbled and the Seminoles a n d l i n p r o v t n i a n t a n o w a n d VM ()' I.akc* Country Club in Cua- left to play and preserve a lie Chuck Scott, a 14U-pound recovered on their own 15. t i c r a a f l a r on aald l a n d , a n d l .l'T II K I I K IN U a n d In the yardstick depart­ 76 victory over Uiuisiann Phantom halfback, returned srlherry. f u i u r a a a l l a r h f d l h a r a l o , a n d LK.NI.KY KIIKKMAN a t *l>. the Hornet kickoff from th* ment. the Hornets rolled to *11 ran t* . procaail*. a n d UKFKNIiANTM Itcsulta were, A flight: low Slate. p r o fit* a e r r u i n g ami In at-cru* M i n i K OF a l ' I T KAiamm c o r p o r a t io n A Hollywood script writer 14 to 42. Sparkman picked up 16 first downs to 10 for the grosa, Mary Daugherty, Drt; f ro m aa ld pratnlaaa, all of T il t l l l F . T T IT I-K hvow ure u u se e e r manupactihu * of a w s t n w lilrh a r a Invludad w i t h i n III* T I I H aT S TS I O F F I.O IIIIIS T ill low net, Helen Croyle, 871; low would be pressed to top the three yardt and Scott traval Warriors. Seminoie picked up fur-Mulne d-B>-rlplloii an,I lit* I.KTIIK II KINU anil ---------thrills and chilli the Miss­ cd the remaining 55 yards on 182 yards on the ground while liaiianduin lharaofi a l a o all I KINU lila w lfa. If llv ln e . an d put, Hvlcn Croyle, 2H. ■aa. e l t a m . a U c I r lc , w a l a r , I If , | , a , | i h r n a e i l n . t nil par* It (light, low groaa, Hit Rob. issippi Siatel.SU game pre a brilliant Jaunt. Lloyd Free Bishop Moore posted 142. Prelsscr's 10 pass comple­ sented at Jackson for the man kicked the extra point. an I o t l i r r lif l l l n e , |lla a , 'U l m l n e llilaraa l, liy, rtfrlRtruling. Untiling, plumb* I ihruugli or no«l«*r l*ulli«r Klim, inson; tow net, lli-u latCuiule. largest (46,500) sports crowd tions were good fur 130 yards Determined to maintain lug. tmllUlIng, Irrigating, Mini ti* hflrt, cr««lllort. tl*»!••••. while Hinson connected on ever assembled in the Slate powrrr ayattfiiR, nmchlntf, gp* I llwiior*, nr nihrm l**: an«l Sanford, Florida pllinfl#*, flilurp*. 5*ml mppur* I l«rnl*)r Frr*ni.in Mini or wlf* four of five for U. 500 E. Second St. of Missisdppi. (•ti inree, % %lilfli now are <tr|l.AVM>\ Krrwintan, If living; Score by Quarters: For 56 minutes 35 seconds, Tuesday 9 p. aa. mar h*r#ufi*r pwrtaln lo, or ami If «l*4tl *g«in«( *11 parti** in -riii: c m n it c o l u r i n Bishop Moore 7 13 0 0—20 I** urciI mllli. In, or on ial<t 1t lalmlng any lnt*rw*l, m li«tr*, svii Fun ( c u im ii .ii ( (ii n- the two teams had battled to Channel • M r r i r r o r i n o r r i n v o f Seminole prrinl«*R. *%*i» though thvy ba I ernlltor*. <l*vU«t*. Ulnor*. or I t . n . l M I I I I I . M l. 1:IVCI 0 14 7 0—21 N»:«OI.ITION IHTTIJIU dri.irbrij or t|o(«i'lmbl«. I i.tlierwIn#, by, through nr un- W<HI.\HIH-KKT I N H T I T l 'T i n N a scoreless tie. Then came a L'RHTIIS HIISII* At pulitli' •tl*. to lh* hlgh**t M«r lb* «(ilt1 l«*nl*y Krrrman F u l l HAVINUH. a Ithod* l a l a n d 17-yard touchdown pass from Nolle* I* htr*hy (Ivan that • ml t>««t bhMvr for rn»b li»* I ami nr l*4i\t«<l.4 Kraemnn; *•»•! m u t u a l a a v l n o a b a n k . Sonny Fisher who le«s than at a regular titrating Haiti tut In ••*n tli* linum nf rlwvrn igulnit all otlirr p.»rtl«^ unP laintiff. a minute before had raced III* lllh tlay of Nnv«nib*r. A. «iV|ock In lb* fnrriio.m uml I known In the* IM.iIntlff*. who va. Inn o’clu< k In lh© Aflurnoein I may In any mannrr \\ II.1.1 AM HAY III II IW K I.I. *1 27 yards with a pass intrreep It 1943. lit* lioaril of t'ouniy ('ntninUalont r* of Hamlnol on tlir 9th «lay of Ihcemher, ever, »• l»*lr«, i|wvl»r©*, creill- *1. 1913, at lh*Front Door of I tor*. grantor*, lelnor* or I l a f a n d a n t a tion. The successful conver County, Florida, gduptail Mi-til »: OF a( IT th* Hcmliiol* County Court* I »th*n%la* In *uy m annrr sion, at that moment, seemed devolution riming. varallng and abandoning and rannuna imuff ~tn ^unfurd. rtortiU. I «vTiAUou«fr~ctiUii any i IkM. I III: a r ATI! OP FI.OIIIIIA---- only Icing on the cake. Ing and dlarlalmlng any right (MeAla) I lit!* or lntrr*«t of any no- T ill W'lllUm Kay llad w all, Rack roared ti>U, which nf Hantlnnl* (’minty. Florida, Arthur II.lUcksvIlh. Jr . I lure nr klmJ, In and to th© l laald aiicr u n k n o w n . SEVERAL NEW HOMES ARE NOW COMPLETE — and lh* putiHr In and lo Iho** Clrrk of tlir Circuit Court I foll.nvlug •!••*• rlbr.l tract of A u d rey M. I l - . l u a l t . took to the air In a surprise rrrlaln n*m*d road*, lo-wli: Iloaldanc* U n k n o w n . lly; .Martha T. VlhUn I land lying amt bring In Hrmland completed five That portion of I’rlnralon n«,l C o u n t y , F lo rid a, d aacrlb Uapuly Clark Tlia m a i l i n g a d d r a a a of move LIKE THE CENTRALLY HEATED 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH HOME Avanut from 24lh Htr**t t h a a a d a f a n d a n t * la: Publish NOV. I t , 1943. aa followa. t o - w l l : passes. The touchdown came Mouth to Wylly *v»nut; CD044 V A ll I. F T . n . Nan F r a n . It.K1ii 7So 9 (t. K.«at and It seconds from the end and AT 415 TANGELO DRIVE — IN THE NEW SECTION OF l.emon Hlraat from Poln 77 ft Uouth (bain a 77 ftCisco, C a li f o r n ia la Ik* t'aarl ml lb* Cawaty You a r a b a r a b y n o l l f l a d t h a t IJtU lined up for a two point **tta Av*nu* F.a«t lo llall from III, r»ntar of Uanav* Jade*, aaaalaal* I'aaaly, Flar road right-of-way; Tala Ava nit a I of Ilia NW Cor* aull b a* b aan fllad a u a l n a l Ida. la Prabala. Avanti* from t.amon giraal nrr of N\V*, of Xa.'tlon 4. y ou In lh * a b o v * r n l l l l a d conversion try. la rai Fatal* af Sophomore Billy Ercll, who South to Wylly Avanur. Townaltlp 20 Houtll of ea u a a , an il t h a t y o u a r * r t II. C. IIOl’KINM •ain* being loratad In A.PItanaa 31 Kaal. thanr* run iiu lrad l u III* y o u r a n a w a r passrd the Bengali to their Daraatad llua*«K‘( addition, km raHouth 97 ft., thane* Kaal w i t h lh * C l a r k o f till* C u u r l Ta All ( radllara aa* Faraaaa rordad In ITat Book I. 91 ft. tliane* North 97 ft., a n d lu a a r v t a copy l h a r a o f touchdown, overthrew his in flat las I’lalaaa ar Maaaaada Pag* *7. of public rorord* thane* Waat 92 ft. to point u p o n lh * p l a i n t i f f o r p l a i n ­ tended receiver in the end Aaalaat a* Id Kalatai of baulnnlng ll.»aa th* t i f f * a t t o r n e y * , w hoa* nain* of Hamlnol* County, Flor­ zone and for the aecond week You and aarh uf you ar* Waal 13 ft. which la r*> a n d addraaa I* Jannlnoa, ida. karahy nollflrd and r*<|Ulr-d W a l t * . C l a r k * a n d H a m i l t o n . Ic a row Jackion Memorial •arvnl (or Allay way. ny o im r.n o f t u b n o t n n ta praaant any claim* and da Thl* balng a aull to QUIKT I3.pt l l a r n a l l N a t i o n a l l l a n k Stadium turned into a scene OF COUNTT COMMISSIONinanda which yuu, or altliar I TITI.K to Tlia abov* daacrlb- l l u l l d l n r , J a c k a o n v l l l r 3. F l o r ­ KltH OF MKMINOLK COUNTY. MODERN KITCHENS BY CONVENIENT VA, FHA, af you. may have aaalnat th* ,.t Bll,| p, rn,* puintiff ida, not l a t a r ' I n n U a c a m b a r of bedlam. FUmillA. ,*lat* of II. c. Ilupktna, da- l,n .| |i,r*n,Un| aa above act 34. 1943. If you fall l o do to (SKAL.I Mississippi State Is now AND CONVENTIONAL raaaad. lat* of said County, to forth, and you an.l aach of d a c r a a p ro con faaao w ill ba Arthur H Berkwllh. Jr lh* County Judaa of Manilnnla I , uu , r, h-rahy r*«|ulra«l lu fit* a n t a r a d a a a l n a l y o u fu r lh * 6-2-1 for ths season and on A* Clark of aald Board County, Florida, at hi* afflc* win, th* i i.rk of Mi* abov* r a l l a f d a m a n d a d In th * com the threshold of Its best Carroll Uurk* FINANCING In th# court bout* of aald alyla.l Court at Hanford. Fine p l a i n t . T h l* s u i t I* l o for* Attorney at l~t w County at Hanford, Fort.la, 11.|,, rlthar paraonally or by r lu aa a m o r l a a s * . T h * r e a l campaign In 16 years. But the P. O. Drawer Z within its calandar month* I atturnay your written appaar- p r o p a r l y p r o c a a d a d a g a l n a l la: lone remaining game. Nov. 30 Sanford. Florida from th* lima of tha ftratlanc* ur other plaadtng and to toil I I . Itlo ck P. HUNOther homes are under construction — choose one of Attorney for I'tUMontr la with the 3rd-rankrd, un I'ultllvh puhllcatlun of thlo antic*. Two hi, 4 ,v,py thar—f on or with I.ANI* KnT ATKS, a a u b Nov. II. till, tt'plaa of elalni or da. I tha Platntlfr* utornay. I|.\V. d l t l a l o n , a c c o r d i n g in a beaten Mississippi Rebels. rito -i* these and select your own paint colors, tile, appliance maud shall b* In writing, and War*. P. tl. Uos. 1419. Hanp l a t l h a r a o f , r a e n r d a d In ahatl atat* th* place af rati- f„r,|. Florida, on or btfort th* P l a t H ook I I . p a g a * I I to colors. See these homes today danc* andpoat ufMoo addrtat I ttlh day at Uacambar A. D. 33 o f t h # P u b l i c l l t c u r d * of lh* claimant, and ahatl b * |t,( j, and haraln fall not, aa o f Ham lnola C o u n t y . F l o r awurn lo by th# claimant, hla I nth.rwlaa Judsmanl by da Ida. aiant. or altornry anil accom- f4u|t MIII b* antarad again*! W I T N K S a m y h an .l an.l lha panlad by a filing fa* of on* you. anal o f a a l d C o u r t a t Maitfurd, dollar and auch claim or daWITNKKX my hand and ttal F l o r i d a , t h l a l l l h d a y o f N o v ­ ON manil not to fllad ahalt ba I of lh* aald Court at Hanford. e m b e r . 1943. POPULAR BRANDS Void. iHamliMil* County, Florida, thl* (BEAD William A. ttopbtns I lh* lllh day of Novamhar, A. A r t h u r II. n a c k w l l b . J r . AT Aa asaculur of lb* fatal 11>. 1141. C l a r k nf lh * C i r c u i t C u u r l CUSTOM BUILDING A SPECIALTY Will and Tcatainani of Arthur It. Uackwlih, Jr., l l y : M a r l h a T. V III Ian General Office 211 \V. 25th SI. Phone FA 2-3103 II. C. Ilopklna. dactatad Clark D ep u ty C lark n. W. War*. Ally, for lly: Slarlha T. VlMto. D.C. J a a n l n g a , W a t i a , C l a r k * HOMES ON COUNTRY CLUB KD. • FOLLOW OUR SIGNS Ksacutor It. W. War*. Aliy. and H am ilton ARCADE PACKAGE STORE P. O. Dos 1411. P. O. U o s 1476 D a r n a l l N a t i o n a l R a n k Bldg. OPEN DAILY — • A* M. - 6:15 P. M. Hanford. Florida. Sanford. Florida Jackannvtll* F lo rid a Publlab Nov. 3*. SI. * Dae. Publlab Nov. IS. *J * Dao. S. ». P u b llah Nov. t l . 13 k Dec. 319 E. FIRST SANFORD 3. 9. 194*. 3. 9. 1943. 1941. Sale* Apcnls WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS CDG-SI CPU-S3 c u o -tt ONI COAT mu 8 P v m a a jt United Press lateraational ■? m a n aTiNRBOM ft I PLOTTERS Pair* 10 — Nov. 18, 1963 Tribe Forced To Fight A ll Way 20 Teams Unbeaten Thinking Out Loud r&FK' L #T, *57;; r*/* MiM Cmtot DISCOUNT Paint Stores Before you buy 4 -wheel drive Hunting Season On : I Legal Notice Other 4-wheel drive pickup trucks Miss. Stale lops Them All With Dramatic Win comparel Mary Daugherty Cops Tourney New 'Jeep' Gladiator 4-wheel drive pickup Jup Legal Notice 8 CORDELLS REPAIR SHOP Legal Notice t & S T ” "tffi 0BUTSR SHOW m EIBIT READY TO MOVE IN ! R avenna P a rk G E N E R A L ^ ELECTRIC BARGAIN PRICES ShoQ JM ak& h CONSTRUCTION CO. FARRELLS STENSTROM REALTY I t r l* �Chicago Bears Crush Packers To A ll But Clinch Pro Title Sip In to ) Urraik Nor. IS, 1963 —- Page 11 Bowl Picture Shaping Up LnJtrt P m * U tonuttM ul Put Ti u i in the Cotton Bowl, *Urt Navy on its way, th«n duck lor cover whan tha biff gridiron haroea atart •crumbling to fill in the mlaaBiff placaa nazt weak. Texaa, the No. 1 college football team in the nation and tha only major achool to boast a perfect record, deaerradly earned tha first of tha juicy bowl assignments by basting Texas Christian, 17-0, on Saturday. Tha Long­ horns ran complete their first perfect season in 43 years by defeating a weak Texaa A&3I squad on Thanks­ giving Day. Second-ranked Navy con­ tinued to shine as tha moat Impressive opponent for Tex Legal Notice ie tub rin t h *: .n i n t h c irr w olb c trr c o t'R T o r . cm iv a w n r o ts i e w i. co rv m r. r t o a n i. jid k iw 1* m a a r c B T mo. issaa aa by outlaating Duke, 38-25. The aituatiun concerning tha other major bowl games is a k t mor* muddled but the pusxia will aolva itself in a lot of cases next Saturday. A quick survey of th* bowl picture reveals: Ruse Bowl: Michigan State needs a t least a tit against eighth-rated Illinois to clinch the Big Ten title and a spot in tha Rosa Bowl. Washington can clinch the host berth and tha Big Six title by beuting Washington State at Seattle. Another Huskies loss, however, can send the bid to UCLA er Southern California. Orange Bowl: Ninth-ranked Nebraska tangle* with Okla­ homa at Lincoln In a game which will decide the Big Eight titlist and an Orange Bowl berth. Best bet for the other spot is fifth-ranked Pittsburgh. 8ugsr Bowl: Third-ranked Misalsippl remained atop tha Southeastern Conference by topping Tennessee, 20-0 and can gain the host berth at New Orleans by stopping tough Mississippi Stats. Pitts­ burgh Is a contender for the other spot. Gator Bowl: Seventh-rank­ ed Alabama and IOth-ranke<l Auburn are top contenders. The other berth probably will go to Pittsburgh, Penn State or Syracuse. J. I. KULAK MORTOAOR CO R P O R A T IO N O F F LO R ID A , a F l o r i d a c o r p o r a ti o n . Flalatlff. vt. ■ IU .T C. JA RRETT and A U C E U J A R R E T T , h l a w ife. D efendants n o t ic e o r a e r r st a tic o r F l o r i d a VO« B1LI.T C. J A R R E T T a n d AL IC E I* J A n R E T T , hla wlfa, • h o w r e s l d e n e a la U N ­ KNOWN Tou a r e h e r e b y r e q u i r e d to file y o u r a n t w e r o r w r i t t e n d -fe n eee. If a n y , In t h e ab ove p ro ceed in g w i t h t h e C l e r k of t h i s C o u r t, a n d to se rv o a eopy t h e r e o f u p o n t h a P lain * tlfra a t t o r n a y a , w h o l e n a m e e and address appear* here on. on o r b e f o r e t h e 3»(h d a y IN THE nlRCl'IT COCHT OF e f .November, l i l t , t h * n a ­ THE NINTH JUDICIAL Clltt u r e o f t h i s p r o c e e d i n g b e in g Cl IT. IN AND FOR VF.WIa s u i t f o r fo re o lo a u r * o f m o r t - NOI.E t ill NTT, FLIIHIIIA. *»g< e a v t n a t t h * f o l lo w in g IN CHANCERT NO. I.AMI describ ed p r o p e r t y , t o - w l t : J U D I T H E I L E E N II AM 11, I.ot SI, <101,0 I E MANOR P laintiff FIKHT ADDITION, a c c o r d ­ v». i n g to th * p l a t th e r e o f a* D E A N L A ItU T H A 1 I I L r e c o r d e d In P l a t Hook 11. D efendant p a g e I I , P u b l i c R ecord * of MITII t: OF SUIT Memlnol* C o u n t y , r t o r t i l a . STATE UF t'LDUIDA. I.IICKT. DONE AND O R D E R E D a t INHSi ■an fo rd . C o u n t y o f Seminole, TOi DE A N L A R R Y l t A M I L n tat* of Florida, th is J t t h day whoa* r e e ld e n c * a n d ad «r O cto b er, 11*5. dree, ere unknown. (HEAL.) TO U AltK H E R E B Y NOT! lio n . A r t h u r II. H eck w lib , F I E I J t h a t an il for d i v o r c e ha* Jr., C lerk C ircu it C ourt b een filed i t g u ln e t y ou In Ih* S e m i n o l e C o u n ty . F l o r i d a C i r c u i t C o u r t o f th # N in th Ily: M a r t h a T. V lh led Ju d ic ia l Circuit, tn am i For D tp u ty C lerk S e m in o le County. F l o ri d a . ORKOOIlV. COUHff A C h a n c e r y No. l l i S t , w h e r e i n PANIEDEO J U D I T H E I L E E N IIA M IL A ttorneys for P lain tiff P l a i n t i f f a n d DEAN LARRY 40| J a c k - o n S t r e e t I I A M I L I* D e f e n d a n t . You er# T .tm p * 5, F l o r i d a h e r e b y r e q u i r e d to file y o u r I ’ ablUli Oct. 51 A Nov. «. t t , ( R a w e r a n d / o r o t h e r w i s e plead is. m i. In a c c o r d a n c e w i t h th # taw CDN-IT w i t h th * C l e r k o f t h e ab ove e n t i t l e d C o u r t a n d to a t r v t * NOTICE TO CONTEACTOES r o p y o f t a m e upon F r a n k A, OFFICE OF TEE STATE T a y l o r . A t t o r n e y f o r P l a i n t i ff , HOAD IIEP AET WENT 3Jh N o r th M a g n n I U Av#.. O r ­ c o n m t i T i o v and lan d o . F l o r i d a , o n o r b efo ra WAIXTKN ANl'M FEOUHAES th * 17th d a y o f D ec e m b e r. A Healed bide w ill b e r eceiv ed I). IS43. o th e r * -! * * a Decree • th * S t a t e R oed D e p a r t m e n t P r o C o n f te a o w ill be e n t e r e d O ffice, Roo m 351. I lo llen d ea alrvet y ou f o r y o u r f a ilu re B u ild in g , T a l la h e e e e e , F l o r i d a , I s a s ee rv* e n d file y o u r Anfr» m Q u a lif ie d C o n t r a c t u r e u n ­ e w e r a n d / o r o t h e r defen***, aa til 10:3<t A. M. ( E A T ) OR th* r e q u i r e d by l e w 5*1 h d a y o f N o v e m b e r t i l l , VVITNEKH m y h a n d a n d the f i r th * f o l lo w in g w o r k : o f f i c i a l i*wl o f aald C o u r t In NOTE H anford . C o u n t y o f Heriilnola, P r n p o t e l F o rm * w ill n o t be S t a l e n f F l o r i d a th la ! 3 l h day taeued l e i e r t h a n on* h o u r o f N o v em b er, A. D. 1343. p r i o r t o t h * t i m e f o r o p e n in g (HEAL ) bide. A rthur H llerkw lth. J r VF.EINOI.E COf NTT IPE1C l4 r k o f th * C i r c u i t C o u rt MAHV FI NIiail FEDERAL Ity: J o a n Al. W ilk e , DC. AID PROJECT NO. M U Ill F r a n k A. T a y l o r lin n no. ttmm-u m i ', *m m A t t o r n e y f o r P l a i n t i f f b e t w e e n art 100 en d I n t e r n a l * 354 N o r th M a g n o l ia A v e n u e Kd 400. W o r k c a m l e t s of O r la n d o , F l o r i d a h e a v y g r a d i n g . 4- lan * divided P u b l l e h No*. 11. 31 A Deo. 3. I V U m i r o c k I l a . e w i t h T y p e 3, 1343 1 Aeph. Cone. Hurf. Ce*. e n d CDO-47 B ird er <:»#.: patch in g and l e v e l i n g a p o r t io n o f th * e i l e t . IN TIIF. I l i l t I IT I 'llllir, p » v ’t. wlllt T y p e I Aeph. Cone. N INTH J l l l l l ' l t l . I IIH I I f . Hurf. f e e ; d r a i n a g e a l r u o tu r* * ; IN AND F o il <EW IN ltl.ll a n d I n c i d e n t a l Item s. L e n g t h COUNTY, S T A T E l i F F l i n t I i l l mile* IDA. IN ( II I N ' K i l t NO. l.kV» W a g e t i a t e a . M in im u m w ag e N O R T H AM ER IC A N MORT­ r a t e ! fo r t h e I’r o J e c K e l I n ­ G AGE CO R PORATIO N, a n Arclu d ed In title Kollo* etiall be k a n e a * c o r p o r a t i o n . II I I p e r hour. P laintiff A P r o p o e a l ( l u a r a n t y of not vt. l r . a t h a n flva p e r c e n t < 4 t ) of G E R T R U D E H IIOUO H an d th * t o t a l A c t u a l Bid, In the G V I U P, U U L G H . h i r l u i firm o f e i t h e r a c e r t i fi e d b an d . r t e c h . c t e h l e r 'e eh*ck. t r u e : D e f e n d a n t* com pany t r e a s u r e r '* check, Norn i: t o s t i r b a n k d r a f t of a n y n a t i o n a l o r m i : » i t r i : o f F i . t t H i i i t • t a t e b a n k , o r a s u r e t y in I Tt>t G e r t r u d * H. H o u g h end G a r y D. Ilo u g h . Bond, m i d * p a y a b l e to th* t l o v e r n o r o f th * S t a t e o f F l o r ­ • 341 D. M o u n t a i n V illag e id*. m u i l a c c o m p a n y each bid. M o u n t a in Horn* AFU. Idaho A c h i r k o r d r a f t In an a m o u n t l e . e m a n five p e r c e n t <t*t> Nolle* I t h e r e b y s l v t n th a t n f th e a c t u a l bid will In v all- • u l t h a t b e e n filed in Hit d a l e t h e hid. S h o u ld th e P r o ­ a b o v e I n d i c a t e d C o u r t a a e l n e t posal G uaranty eaceed ten y o u . a n d e a c h o f you. th* I III* p e r c e n t 110*41 o f th * D e p a r t ­ o f w h i c h ca a* la aa ab o v e m e n t '* eetlm et* . It will be r e ­ atm tan. du ced autom atically to ten T o u e r e h e r e b y r e q u i r e d lo p e r c e n t <IO*i) o f th * D e p a r t ­ file y o u r a n t w e r or w r i t t e n m ent* eetlm et* c e r t i f i e d defeat* * . If a n y , In th * ab o v e m e e k * ehell h a v e S l a t * of p r o c e e d i n g w i t h th * C l e r k ot F l o rid * '* D o c u m e n t a r y Htampe t h l * C o u r t e n d to ee rv* a ro py th * p l a i n t i f f * a t t a c h e d . EM S e e l e ab o il r u e . t h e r e o f u p o n f o r m t o *1111 ! '* » ■ I l l* - III**, a t t o r n e y * w h o a* n a m e am t ad d r e a a a p p e a r * h e r e o n , on n r l o s o e l - a x i fo ro te h e d eellb tb* I 'r e f e e a l I a rm . b e f o r e th« 3nd day o f Dec­ 1341. th * n e t u r * o f Ml w o r k I* to be do n e la e m b e r Ihte p r o c e e d i n g b e i n g * ault a c c o r d a n c e w ith th* P l a n t , to f o re c lo t* th * lien or a S p e c if ic a tio n * a n d Spe cial P r o ­ the fallo w in g v i s i o n s of t h e S t a t e Hoad D e ­ m o r t g a g e o n d v t c r l b t d p r o p e r t y a l t u a t o In p artm en t. P l a n a a n d o r P r o p u - a l F orm * Seiiilttole C o u n t y , K lu rld a, to m ay he p u r c h a t e d by Q u a il- »It: Lot 3" Block 1. I I E F T LE R f e d C o n t r a c t o r * up on ap p llca HOM ES OR L A N D O SEC (Ion t o t a te of fice for f o l i o TION O N E a c c o r d i n g tu p a r eel. E x t r a i t t a o f P l a n t m ap o r p lat th e reo f r e ­ fo r p r o s p e c t i v e h tdd*re an d p l a n e f o r n o n -b id l. r . , m ey be co rd ed In P l a t Rook II. P a g * 5-4. P u b lic Reco rd * p u r c h a t e d f o r 134.(4 p a r N t o f S e m i n o l e C ounty, F lo r ­ friers for the** d o cu m en t* ida. C o u l d be d i r e c t e d to th* E n ­ iH iN I. AND O R D E R E D a t gineer of C o n tr a c t* . with S e m in o le C o u n ty c h e c k e p a y a b l e to t h e rtie t* H an fo rd R ad D e p a r t m e n t of F lo rid a. S l a t * ot F l o t l l e t h i s 3 l : h day I rtue.e r b a r g r * l a r l a d e Slot* o f O cto b er, 1343. t a l e * a a d I e* T a t . N« r e l o a d ( S E A L ! A r t h u r 11. U - » a t e . Jr.. ee III be m ad e. I C lerk o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t T h # r i g h t le r r e e r v e d to r e ­ U, : Mu, t h l T. Vllilen. DC. j e c t a n y o r all bids. S TA T U ROAD D E P A R T M E N T U iit:ss. W I G H T . . l i U l t K M l U A m e r l 'u . i N a t i o n a l R a n k U l l g OF FLO R ID A P. O R o t 11311 J A T AA BROWN. St. P e t e r a b u r g 11, F l o r i d a S t a t e H l a h w t y E n g in e e r A tt o r n e y * for P l a i n t i f f J O H N I - P H I L L IP S . Publleh O 34 A Nov. 4. 11. C h a ir m a n 14. 5«3 P u b l l e b NoV. I F 15 . <.U.\-yi U o y -.s Legal Notice Pettit Scores 18,000th Point Tails Story Vi Ui watched the game at Chicago. Quarterback Billy Wada They called Georgs Hslsi completed only 6 of 14 passes, oM-fsshloned; (her* were but tha Chicago ground forces many who said (he pared* of Wlllia Galimore, Joe Mar­ had passed him by sod that coni and Rick Casares ground be hadn’t kept pace with tbs out 348 rushing yards. Gill swiftly advancing tim et in mora’s 7* yards were eight pro football; tbsy said ba mure than the entire Green couldn't win snaln. Bay haul at 71. Yet here is 86-year-old "P a­ Roga* LaCIarc kicked four pa Bear" on the verge of be­ coming the most successful field goala of » , 48, 18 and coach hi any era of pro foot­ 33 yantla; Galimore ran 27 yards for one touchdown and ball. Wade carried flva yards for He coached winners during the National Football Lea another; and the Chicago de­ gue's "Gaslight Era" of Ernie fense Intercepted five passes Never* and Jim Thorp*; he and recovered two Green Bay fumbles. had winners during the tran While injured Bart StarT a*too*I T-formation days of sat on the sidelines, John Sid Luckmaa and Sammy Roach handled the Green Bay Baugh; and now ha's headed quarterback Job for the first for a winner in the modern three quarters and Zeke BratLLOYI) FREEMAN (No. 40), Seminole’s nchighly specialized era of Jim curate kickoff ami point-after-touchdown spe. my Brown, Y. A. Tittle and kowski for the final period. The Packers’ kme score came cialist, doesn’t uminily do much of the bnllJohnny Unites carryinK. However, here'* Freeman picking up Papa’s Bears, using hla on an il-yanl run by Tom ttix yards against the Bishop Moore Hornets in "old-fashioned" techniques of Moore late in the game. At New York, a crowd of the third period of Friday's Seminole win over hall-controll and defense, de 82,882 watched Y. A. Tittle the Hornets, 21 to 20. (Herald Photo) strayed the proud Green Bay Packers, 38-7, Sunday sod recover from a shaky first virtu illy assured the NFL of period to throw four touch­ a new champion. Four weeks down passes in a route of the Forty Nlners. Phil King and still remain in the season but Joe Morrison combined to the Bears are in command gain 199 rushing yards ami with a 0-1 record and a one Untied Press InleraatfoMl Dalia i 27 Philadelphia 20 carried the load until Tittle game lead over tha Packers Eastern Di vista uncrinked his arm. In the Western Division. American Football It ague W. L. T. Pet. PF PA The New York Giants also United Pres* International 8 2 0 .800 320 198 N. Y. aisumed the undisputed lead Eastern Division Clcv. 7 3 0 .700 253 177 W. L. T. Pet. PF PA In tha Eastern Division of the n o t ic e ro w m ils St. L. 7 3 0 .700 243 200 Horn too 6 4 0 .64HJ 211 227 league when they clobbered T h e Itoarif nf C o u n t r ComH rtnlnoU C o u n ­ 3 5 1 .300 261 187 the Sao Francisco Forty Nln nt ri.l a eFl ol onrei dn a , o fwill 6 3 1 .667 M2 206 Boston Pitt. r e r o l t o Mda ers, 48-14, while the St. Louis Buffalo 5 3 1 .500 233 230 s t th * o f f l r * o f A r t h u r 11. 3 Dalis* 7 0 .300 214 260 4 3 1 .444 208 237 Cardinals upset the Cleveland H o ck w lth . J r . , C lo rk . In th * •) 7 1 .222 183 278 N. Y. Phil#. . Flor­ Browns, 20-14, The Giants, Cidoa.u r tuhpo u stne 1s :t0* HI’anford Western Division M. M o n d s r . 2 8 0 .200 212 281 Wash. with an 8-3 record, now hold Nn v * m b * r I I . 13*1. f o r f u r n ­ W. L. T. Pet. PF PA Western Divlsioa th * f o l l o w l n s m t i a r U l * S. Diego 8 2 0 .800 287 180 a one-gam# load over dead dishing: u r i n g th * tw « lv * m o n t h p * rwr. L. T. PcL PF PA Oakland 8 4 0 .600 2U9 183 locked Cleveland and St lu d * n d l n a D« r* m b * r t , 1341. 9 1 0 .900 216 80 Chic. A. t.ln iaro ck . K. City 2 6 2 .250 212 222 Louis. R. A s p h a lt. Gn. Bay 8 a 0 800 278 132 In Sunday’s other gamac, Den. 2 7 1 .222 218 312 C. C o n c r s t * IMpsi 3 s 0 .300 204 222 Balt. D. M*tal Pip*. the Pittsburgh Steclers re Sunday’s Result* Detroit 4 6 0 too 230 184 S p * # lfl# s tln n * * r* s v a l l t h l * Boston 24 Kansas City 24 tie mained in the running with a a t th * o f f l r * nf ih * H»nilnnl* Minn. 3 7 0 .300 214 288 34-28 win over the Washing C o u n t r K n a ln « * r , In t h * L. Ang. 3 7 0 .300 112 267 New York II Denver 9 <( H x n fo rJ . F l o r . ton Redskins; the l-os An Cnurrlmti** San Diego 23 liuffalo 13 Ida. Q u a n t l t l * * ar* a n p r o a l S. Fran. a 8 0 .200 147 294 gelos Rains upset the Detroit I n a l* a n d n o a u * r * n t r « I* g i v ­ Sunday’* Krault* lions, 28 21; the Baltimore e n o r Im plied • • t<> t h * to t a l a m o u n t * t h a t will t « r e q u i r e d St. Ijiuu 20 ClcvrUotl M Reactivated Colts edged the .Minnesota ■luring th * p erio d o t t h * • unNew York IS San Francisco 14 NEW YORK (UP!) - Vikings, 37-34, and tha Dallii t r a c t s . All m a l a r i a l * f u rn l< h » d mu*l Chicago 2tS Green liny 7 The Nsw York Giants activat Cowboys beat the Philadel­ c o n f o r m t o Ih* c u r r a n t MiamiPittsburgh 31 Waihinw’ton 28 ed halfback Louis Guy of phia Eagles, 27-20. n r d H|>*clfli-stlon* of Ih* F l o r ­ Lais Angeles 28 Detroit 21 S l a t * tim id D e p a r t m e n t . Mississippi from their tail The Bears woo the NKL’a id .'tilde t n h* f n c l o s e d In a Baltimore 37 Minnesota 31 sqilSil Sunday and put Johnny biggest battle of 1963 by beat­ i d l e d e n v e l o p e p l a i n l y m a r k Counts on thu waiver list. ing the Packers at their own ed on t h e ntilsld e " l i l t ' Ft 'll Counts, a second-year man game — a crushing ground Ft rUr iRi lN*I'S, H IoNpGe n ( nNaomvee m ob ef r m«34. from Illinois, had been on the attack and an unyielding de- 1 *43" IN THE I'HII I IT rOI IIT HE Giant kickoff return team. tilde will h e o p en ed o n Novfon>e. Those were the wea­ • n iliv r 34. 1341. ot I l i n o AM THE NINril .11 I'll 141. l i l t . rl'IT , IN AND I'l'll NISNIpons the Packers had u>ed o r *• noun there.« fl*r a* po**Ihle, a t a m e e t i n g t o 1»# held nih .h i i i n r t , Fi.tim i'a to wio three straight Western In IN CH4.NI 3HT Ml. MM3 th n C ounty Coii'ml**l"ti U I Vt ' H » E titles and the last two .NFL M e e t i n g R o o m In t h * C o u r t Na f i r e f a r U f a hou** *t Hanford. F l o ri d * . J A C K MARCHANT. playoff games. P laintiff, Th* H o a r d n f C o u n t y Com T h * r i g h t I* r«* *rv* d tn Sunday the Bears ware su­ w a i v e a n y I r r e g u U r l t t e * or m lM lo n er* n f Kemlnnl* C o u n ty ve. F lo rid a. w i l t r e c e i v e eewted preme right from the open­ t e r h n l c a l l t i e * In hid* a n d to C H A R L O T T E MARCIIANT. D e f e n d a n t . hid* a l t h e o ffice o f A r t h u r r#i any u r *11 tild*. ing minutes and by a more NO TIC E T O 4 P P E 4 I I Hoar d o f C o u n ty Comriil*it U e c k w l t h . J r . . C l e r k In th 1 ‘o u r t h o u e * *t H an fo rd F lo r S T A T E OF I T . " H i l l % i n r ■loner* Htm lnol* C o u n ty , comincing margin than (hair C H A R L O T T E MARCHA NT Id*, up to 4:10 p. M . Monday, Florida A d d r e e t a n d R e il d e n c * J. C. I l u t c h l i n n , C h a ir m a n P » r * m b * r I. 1341 f o r r e r o u t i n g 10-3 win over tha Packers on UNKNO W N Hi* C o u n t y H o m e B u i ld in g to the opening Sunday of the O y: W. Huali. J r . YOU ARE IIK R EIIY N O T I- c i t e d I m ile* Mouth n f Hanford, season. County E n g in e er FTED. t h a t a hill uf c o m p l a i n t F e e t o f IJ. H. 17 33. I’u hlieh Nov. II, II. 1341. A sellout crowd of 413,198 crx'-io S p ecif icatio n * m a y b* ob ( u r d iv o rce h e* been n |e.| Standings 01 Pro Grid Teams Legal Notice Ageless Bob Pettit has 8 little leas hair than be did 18 years ago when he started his professional career with tho St. Louis Hawks. But, by his own admission, be can "still run aa fast nnd jump as high." And, he should have added, he can atlU about t g n l n e l you, a n d yuu a r e r e ­ l a t h e d In th * C o u n t y Z o n in g q u i r e d to eerv# * c p y o f Office, C o u r t l l o u e e , Hanford y o u r t n e w r r or p l e a d i n g to Monday* t h r o u g h F r i d a y * from t h * hill o f c o m p l a i n t on th * 3 oo A. M t o 4.04 P. M. P l a i n t i f f * a t t o r n e y , P a u l C. (ltd* t n b e e n c lo s e d In ***t P erkin., Ill Went S o u t h ed * n v e |u p e p lain ly m a r k e d o S t r e e t . O rlan d o , F lo rid a , am i th e n u t e l d e "Bid* for re ro o f file t h e o r i g in a l a n e w r r o r lug C o u n t y Home. Open Dec p l e a d i n g In t h e o ffice o f t h e e m b e r 3, I»43‘‘. C l e r k of th* C i r c u i t Court on llld* w i l l be o p e n e d t l »i*» o r b e l . r e F r i d a y , D ac«m h*r A M n r ** eann t h e r e a f t e r I I . 1341. If y o u fa ll (o do to e* po**ibte on T u a e d a y Dee J u d g m e n t by d e f a u l t w ill be * m b e r 3. 1311 a t * m e e tin g taken e g a l n e t you fo r t h # to he h e l d In t h e C o u n t y Coin r e l i e f d e m a n d e d In t h e hill mlaalon ro o m In th * C o u r t o f co m p la in t. h»u*e. H an fo rd , F l o ri d * W I T N E S S m y h a n d ami veal Th # r i g h t I* r e a e r v e t to a t H anford , Hemlnol* C o u n ty , w a n * any I r r e g u l e r l l t * * or F l o r i d a , thl* 7th d ay <>f Nov i t l i n lc a litle * In hid* e n d t e e m b e r . 1341. r e j e c t a n y o r a l l bide. (S EA L) P e r f o r m a n c e a n d co m p letlo A r t h u r II. l l e r k w l t h . J r , bond* e h e l l be r e q u i r e d from t ' H r k nr th* C ir c u it C o u r t eu cceeefu l bidder. lly : M a r t h a T. Vlhlen, D C . H o a r d n f ( J a u n t y Connote P a u l C. P erk in * ■Inner* 4«T W eet So u th S t r e e t Hem lnol* C o u n t y , F lo rid * O r la n d o , F l o ri d a J . A. I l u t c h l a o a . Chelr tn * A ttorney fnr P lain tiff B y R. S. B r a w n , C e n tn g P u b l l e h Nov. II, II. 31 A Dae D irecto r 3. i i i : P ublleh Nov. 13, 34. 13*1. ClHI-31 CPO -IJ Announcing f 1 9 6 4 Holler ■ ■ ■ ^ . . . . an automobile of transcending caliber The FRYERS GOVERNMENT INSPECTED EMPIRE TURKEYS7Q 1 . . . tire-kick tnd door-nlam. You may not notice the difference right off Ih t hat. liui get in . . . OPENING SOON! WATCH FOR IT New & Complete tike a tent drive . . . you’ll know at unco (hat (he 1961 Holler la, indeed, an automobile of nurpuwsing i|tmlily. Whnt in the 1961 Holler? Il’n a Chevrolet, OkUmobile, Cadillac . . . or an ) of (he intereating variety of mted care on GUN SHOP ’T E T E ’’ HOWELL, .MOIL KifleM — CiHtoin — Shotgunn Complete Line Of (iutiri And 'Supplies For The Hunting Season t Order Copeland's Smoked Ham, Shank Hall . lb. 4Sc Tender Tasty Leg 0 ’ L am b .............. lb. 39c Center Cut Pork C hops................. lb. 69c Wieners • Smoked SauHage Pot Roast lb. 39c • Homemade Sausage • Bologna 3 L B S - 97‘ • Round • Sirloin • Club SUN LITE TOMATOES AM. BEAUTY CORN SAXET GREEN BEANS 4 STEAKS 68c«> 303 CANS Limit 4 Of Each With IS Food Ordrr the used-car lot. The extra magic imparled by the superior supervision uf uur staff . . . such GOLD MEDAL FLOUR 5 LB. BAG 39‘ Limit I With |S Order LIMIT 1 OF EACH I.ARGK BAG PLANTATION MEAL or GRITS . . . 25c LIMIT S WITH ORDER NORTHERN TISSUE . . . DELTA SYRUP, Vi Gal. Jug 16 OZ. CAN Hunts Tomato Juice . . 29c Heinz Catsup . • i • 31c Hood 33 Bleach • • • 39c 20 OZ. BTL. We In vile you lo Uke 8 look . . . ooh tnd ahh geles Lakers and beset k it career total to 18,011 Rotate. Only Dolph Sc kayos, whs started the season with 19r US points, has scored more. Pettit’s output Sunday nifht topped atl players on tho court tnd moved the Hawks a game ahead of the Lakers in the Western Division ings. FLA. GRADE “A" WHOLE Legal Notice Legal Notice with the fam e deadly accur­ acy. He proved that Sunday night when ha became only the second man in National Bas­ ketball Association history to pour 18,000 points through tho nets. Pottit scored 32 points In loading the Hawks to a 117112 victory over the Los An­ o o 5 for 29c o o 49c FRESH DINNER ROLLS PKG. OF 12 HT. BTL Hood E-Z Starch. • • fl 21c MR. G FBOZEN FRENCH F R IE S ____ 9c Mir.ll 2 With 1.1 Ordrr IIIKD.HKYK 10 OZ. 9 DLUE REAL HOLID 0LE0 9‘ POTATOES 10 ^ 39 Mixed Vegetables . 2/47c Rhubarb .............. 31c HIUOKKYK I LII. I*KG. Limit 8 With I I Ordsr U. 8. NO. 1 WHITE Fresh Cabbage . . lb. 5c as extra care in checking out new cura or mak­ ing sure a service job la perfect . . . la what GOLDEN HICK tu rn s a normally good cur into a 1961 Holler . . . an automobile of tranpcendlng caliber. Buck's Gun Rack 307 E. First SL SANFORD Holler Motor Sales Co. 2nd. &Palmetto Ph. FA 2-0711 Sanford (Jusalitjr Bights K«*rr«od Triers Good Thru Wed. 2 Convenient Locutions: -Ith. St. JL Sanford Ave. — 1100 W. 13th. St. �Bi*t.dad JUi.’tj reported today Araf m Junta ch sim aa with "exceptional powers.” P m U n t Gama] Abdel Naseer'e United Arab Republic Immediately offered rapport for Artf, t k s haa expressed pro-Metier views In tko past. There were Indicatlona the revolt was moating resistance. Although the radio broadeaat no reporta of fighting, It or­ dered the dlebanding of Iraq’s national guard, which backed tho extremist wing of the Baath Arab Socialist party. It threatened summary exe­ cution for any national guards­ man who refuses to surrender hia weapons. The coup brought an end to the nine-month regime of Pre­ mier Ahmed Hassan Bakr, who took power himself through • coup agalnet Pre­ mier Abdul Kasacm last February. DANIEL B. MITCHELL, formerly a chief aviation electrician’s mate, amilea aa his wife pins on the shoulder boards of an ensign in the U. 8. Navy. He is assigned to Heavy Attack Squadron 11 at Sanford Naval Air Station. (Navy Photo) I ALL M EAT CAMPBELL’S' VEGETABLE VARIETIES u Limit: S With Your S3 Or Mora k Food Order Please ^ FLA. GRADE “A” FRESH ICE PACKED Msabarahiy la say of those enaatsatfaas la always open WASHINGTON (UPI) — Tbs bill baa been bottled to qualified porsoas moving Ms the county, or transfer­ Tha Kannady administration up in the committee since its ring membership from their resumed its fight today for introduction. It would establkerne state or tommaaity. congressional approval of a Ush a program of hoapltal and Olsen Comeback OAKLAND, Calif. (UPI)— Baba Olsen, tha former mid­ dleweight champion seeking a aomeback. will meet lightbeavywalg h t Hank Caaey In kla next bout, scheduled for Dat. • a t the Oakland Audi- Legal Notice n r vww ciw et're c o r n y o r van s n m judicial n scmit . n a i d row sr.w i. M U COVRTY. F L O R ID A tm C » a B e rry g a . 1S 4AI row HCLOSINK o r ■OWTOAMR w —n n s o_____ ountt aa v i n o a DAN K . * N s w Y o r k C o r p o r a "** Plaintiff ANTONIO i T A r n m o sa4 I'llT U J N S T A F F I K I IO , his wife D sfsndanta MOY1CB TO ATI*S3»H h i n tT L u n aTArriKKO A ddrata U nknow n Y ou n ro horoby n o tllU 4 t h a t • C o m p lain t t a Foraelota a o o r t a l a m a r t g a g . o n th o f o l ­ l o w i n g d s g g r i b a d p r o p e r t y , to Will Lot II of Slock “1". ■ASTBROOK S U B D IV I­ S IO N U N I T NO. F IV E , aec o r n i n g t o th o P l a t t h e r e ­ o f n a r e c o r d e d In P l a t H o o k U . Poweo I t a n d I I . F n b l l a R e c o r d • o f Bamln o lo C o u n t y , F l o r i d a S o g a l h a r w i t h t h o f o llo w in g t t a m g o f p r o p a r t y w h ich a r a l e o e t o d In a n d p e r m a n e n t l y Ino t a l l e d a* n p a r t of t h e I m ­ p r o v e m e n t s na aatd lan d I IO T P O IN T K I. R t : T It 1C D I t O P -I N ItANlIK MOUKI. l c m m n b k i i i a i . i h &i LU X A IU R Kt J I t S A C K W I T H DUCTS M O D t t , H O . nursing boms cars for persona S3 or over to bo financed through Social Security taxes. Public committee bearings on tbs measure will continue until tha day before Thanks­ giving and wilt serve aa the first medicare battle this year. Since 1963, opponents have managed to keep tha bill In the rules committee prevent­ Charles Henry Smith died ing a House vote. in Alexandria, La., Saturday at the age of M. Mr. Smith lived in Sanford from 1912 until 1933 when he retired from the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad and mov­ Mri. Mildred B. Hoarle, 73. ed to Alexandria. He stayed 230 Golden Daya Drive, Cas­ there for aeveral years and than made his home in Orlan­ selberry, died Sunday. A native of Masaachuietti, do until 1900. Survivors are two sons, Virgil Smith, San­ she moved hero in 1936 from ford, Dwight Smith, Fort My­ New York. She was a mem­ ers, and one daughter, Mrs. ber of the St. Mary Magdalen J. T. Sepulvado, Alexandria. Catholic Church of Altamonte Funeral aervlces will be Springs and of tho Cassel­ held Tuesday and burial will berry Uooettes. Survivors are her husband, be In tho family cemetery in Daniel J. Hoarle, of Cassel­ Klniton, N. C. berry and a niece, Mrs. Jos­ eph ZrodowskJ, Winchester, Mass, Funeral arrangements will be announced by Garden Chapel Funeral Hume of Or­ lando. medicare plan for tha aged by sending Health, Education and Waifare Secretary Anthony J. Celebrexxa before the House way and meant commit­ tee to defend tho measura. C. A. Smith Dies A t 88 Mrs. Hoarle Dies At 73 David Cooper, 3 Months, Dies IM h a a b . a n filed a g a i n s t yon a n d y o n a r a r e q u i r e d to s . r v e a co p y o f y o u r A n s w e r o r l l e a d ­ i n g to th o C o m p l a i n t on t h a P la ln tirre a tto rn .y , IM N IK U J. C a F E V f l E of W a r r i c k . C a rg i l l * UeFevre, I I I W eet F a ir , h e n h a A v en u e, P. a Dog 1!«, W i n t e r P e r k , F lo rid * , en d file th o o rig in a l A nsw er or PleadIng l a t h e office o f t h e C lork o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t nn o r b e ­ f o re t h a l a t h d a y o f Dec ember, IMS. I f y o u fall to do eo. J u d g m e n t b y d o f a n l t w ill bo t a k e n a g a i n s t y o u for t h e r e ­ l i e f d e m a n d e d In t h e C o m ­ plaint. IM»NK a n d O U U r i t K D In C h a m b e r * a l Han ford , I " th in I t k d a y o f N o v tin b e r , IMS. (SICAI.) A r t h u r H. B e c k w i t h , J r , C lerk H r : M a r t h a T. Vlhtea D eputy Clerk D a n ie l J, L e K e v r e e f W AHUICK . C A lU J iU . * L aF K V K K P . O. H o t ITS t i l W aal F a ir b a n k s A n n u a W in ter P ark, Florida P u b l i s h No*. Id, I I , l i A D f. m i . C D O -I I HISTORY'S SECOND —Maria G o o p p e r t M a y o r , professor of physic* at tho Univernity of California, Sun Diego, in the accond woman in history to re­ ceive tho Noliel Prize in physics. She received a 1068 award for h er work with tho nuclear shell structure. First prize winner won Marie Curio in 1003. However, supporters wars hoping they could rocrult enough "yes” votes to force the hill from tha committee for a test on the House floor where they were confident It would pass. Other congressional nawa: TFX: Senate Investigators resume their examination of tho award of tho TFX fighter plane contract award by call­ ing Deputy Defense Secretary Roswell GUpatrie for ques­ tioning about possible con­ flict of Interest In tha trans­ action. General Dynamics re­ ceived the multl-blllion dollar contract over the Boeing Co. . . . Tou mag bo qualified for 91,000 Ufa insurance . . . so you will not burden your lov­ ed ones with funeral and other expenses. This NEW policy is especially helpful to those between 40 and 00. No medical examination ntcea- •‘SUNSHINE’* “CENTER • CUT* OL& LINE LEGAL RESKKVB LIFE INSURANCE. . . . No agent wil call on jo u . Free Information, no ob f l g a tlon. Tear out this ad right now. . . . Send your name, address and y rsr of birth to: Central Security Life Insurance Co., Dept. T-R48, 1418 West Rosedais, Fort Worth 4, Texas. Limit: 1 With Your 93 Or More Food Order Please o ONLY! - - NEWLY - WEDS AND MATHERS FURNITURE WASH. STATE, RED “DELICIOUS" “BLUE SEAL" 2 SOLID Consider (his (he most Important ■top of your EACH ONLY! honeymoon trip! OPEN FRIDAY o WEALD-SWEET” FROZEN EVENINGS David Wsyng Cooper, three months, son of Mr. snd Mri. Waller L. Cooper, 107 Locust Avenue, Sanford, died Friday at tho University of Florida Teaching Hospital in Gaines­ ville. in addition to his parents he is survived hy one sister, Terry lo r, four years old. Funeral services were held at 2 p m. today at the Lake Mary Baptist Church with the llev. Ralph Taylor officiating. Intrrmrnt was to be in Oaklawn Memorial Cemetery. Limit 2 With Food Order Limit: 3 With Your 93 Or .More k Food Ordsr Please ^6 'LOW SL’DS DETERGENT* Complete 3 - ROOM GROUPS as low as EASY TERMS MARVELOUS' LIQUID DETERGENT” KEN-L-RATION Sanford’n Only Air-Conditioned Furniture Store 203-09 E. 1st S t FA 2-0983 NEW- "LUXURY SOAP' 0 introducing tho brand-new FRESH BAKED! f i “EVERFRE8H” l > CONNOISSEUR ELECTRIC RANGE 1 for artistry in cooking Limit: 3 With 3 our 73 Or Mure Food Order I’leaae A C IN N A M O N i BUNS /// L),n •J “CHEF’S” FROZEN- I Oz. Pkffa O f 6 CHEESE P IZ ZA GOLD J j mBk O m jN y LDm l.nupstn X The I h i m STA M PS Coupon good a t your “T h r l f t w a j ’ O n l y , T h r u W t d . , N o v e m b e r 20 drama in design! • Eye-level oven and control panel are so convenient, e Handy pull-out cooktop with thermostatic surface unit, e Automatic rotiraerie. e Rake, broil, barbecue nil with one control. e Automatic Mealtimer* atarts and stops meals automatically, e Slips easily into any apse* just 30* wide s Looks built-in. LOTT HOME APPLIANCE / ta t CAMELRERRT PLAZA CASSELBERRY, 838-I1SI 50 EXTRA W With Tkls Coupon X The Purchase Of ST IFFE D H M G O LD H B g p r a |B S p ||A ■ j F |l 'I s i BOND ■ n i l ■ | ■ ■T mP 5 S« S TT AT M :« Us. f a s 3le ^ ■ Coupon gioal al your "Thriftway’ Only, Thru Wed.. November 20 100 EXTRA g With This v n n G O LD M M M p r a I j 7 | l '1 |K UBO i UN Dj i n i J H l l C oupon X The I 'u rr h a . r Of T r a i n ’’ DOG FO O D Bag l iS fT A! M ' P1 S1 |i j |i C I 92.D9 Cuupon good at your "Thriftway' Only, Thru WrsL, November 20 Where you get . . . LOW LOW PRICES! PLUS . . . “GOLD BOND STAMPS 50 EXTRA Wilh Thin tiito iM ) G OJLHDI f B O NIDI ] b k n L J ■ fl> Coupon X Tha P u r r h a .e Of n ST n A 'Mi Pi Si ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ l.h. i » t Coupon goo«l at tour ”Thrt(twgy' Only, Thru Wed., November 20 25th & PARK SANFORD : �.v u,lu' S*aufxu*xi Srrulii 1963 PROGRESS E D IT IO N r c m <\ - - i - ■■■«rrK-p»--- ---------- - ---------------------- ' -rr <»• is r v I •: « r r n » i- r v - ,* P ii--- ’MW* " W j >**- ~ l 1 . >ANh)M) Crw'ff r Art A Vf RAL -.A: \ * •.,-V •• Gua fifty » ‘ i * • point in the growth of Central Florida and, in fact; all of F lorida. This aerial picture of downtown Sanford was taken ft only a month ago. 1W<ptTts point to a— booming metropolis in the not too distant jr future. . . what with the Space Age ac­ tivities expanding all the way from Gape Canaveral and, more important locally, tlie prospect of (lie St. Jolinvlndinn River Canal becoming a reality soon. As a major port on this new Jacksonyille-Palatka-Sanford waterway, from * ^ l0 Atlantic back to the Atlantic at % ft Cape Canaveral, Sanford is boiintf to b j k f c v*.i- grow / h 't.-X F.-'W* rVjC’ t**j ¥Zn£nr .iV i . * - • �i - F w r ------ r l 1 •• • i 4— • * • COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL toeifow U out uMBiiiUBltjr for Om m « Sanford N m l A t» dewy, M i eutoUndlag pci* ta la k M of the B em irr AUTHORIZED FRIGIDAIRE DEALER 1, according to City Manager W. G. Knowles, Pictured here la a part of the operation. CITY OF SANFORD'S new $400,000 aewage plant la expected to go Into operation about Jan. Chibs and organisations de­ signed to promote under­ standing, cooperation a n d policy In the fields of the buslntse and provisional work! meet regularly In Sanford and In Seminole County. Aweag these are the Sem­ inole County Board of Real­ tors, the Credit Women’s Breakfast Club, the LUe underwriters Association, tbe ■emiaoto County Bar Associa­ ef the old tion , the Seminole County public library. Medical Society end their new and li 1 need of the Auxiliary, Florida N s r i i l Thus n ce pace with the Chapter, the Ministerial As­ City to kee physical e sociation, and several comm unities in tee county, toeluding Sanford, have formed Merchants’ Associations. The members of the Police Benevolent Society recently opened and dedicated a new program ef bid sad vacant recreation building on the buildings thal have become shores of Like Monroe, with a health and fire hasard. In a target practice range ia the this msaner, the City Com­ back. mission strives to prevent tbe The Business and Profes­ creation of slums test all too sional Women’s Club is made frequently grow and expand up of business and career with a developing community. womrn of the community end A major traffic artery was there Is alto a Firemen’s the widening and construction, Benevolent Association. info tbe City, of West kith The Farm Bureau li made Street through the Joint ef­ up, of courts, of the farmers forts of the County and the and agriculturists of the area, City. Here was an excellent and has a membership of example of the united efforts over 300 persons, shtmtlng of the two local governments now for an enrollment of S00. solving a need for the area’s They are making plans to good. Internally, tbe City car­ erect ■ new Farm Bureau ried on ■ large street resur­ headquarters b u i l d i n g on facing program of Its own llwy. 171ti. President of this to provide the ever iucreasiug group It former Sanford may­ numbers of Um riding public or and dairyman, Joe Baker. on smooth, stable, and wellBeing a railroad center for maintained city streets. The many years, Sanford has annual program included numerous organizations of work on over two miles of railroad men and their fernour heavily traveled atreets. Ulea Including the Brother­ The City of Sanford ia now hood of Locomotive Engi­ completing the plana in pre­ neers and the Brotherhood of paration of construction of s Firemen and Trainmen and gvno.ooo —water -Improvement thetnraintarM i;-----------------p ogrum. This will assure the Among the school teachers City and the surrounding ares of the county, there are sev­ of sufficient water to meet eral organizations Including future growth and also to Seminole County Education supply all future industrial Association, Hut Classroom needs. Tlie program is expect­ Teacher’s Association, t h e ed to gel umlerway with bids English Department Associa­ in ih« very near future. tion and affiliation with the Florida Education Asiodalion. HfcUUMK WATER Two teachers’ sororities are A wclcuuiu reversal of the precipitation trend In uwj • the Rho and the Beta Chap­ ter. of Alpha Kappa Gamma. produced a m p l e Irrigation supplies for most majojr ag­ ricultural areaa of the west­ Unlike Pacific salmon, which ern states of the union, ac­ ■pawn once and die, trout cording to the Brltaanlca make a gruelling migration Book of th« Year. annually. If cola-collecting is jour hobby, there is aa active NumUmsUc Society in San* ford, sad if you love to tra­ vel all over the world via ham radio, there la a Radio Club for you here, too. With aU the wealth of beau­ tiful natural scenery, flowers water, trees and varied land­ scape, artists find ia Sealnote County w in y flee land* sea pea to try to put on canvaa and the Seminole Coun­ ty Art AesocUUon ia grow­ ing oach year, displaying Uwtr progress ia a huge an­ nual a rt show held la Feb­ ruary each year st the Civic Center, with Judging by quali­ fied out of town officials of the a rt world. A summer-looi art work­ shop was bald this year ia nearby DeBary at the old Oooat DeBary Mansion, with fsmous artists from aQ a m Florida conducting courses for art studsats, who come from all over the state. For book lovers, and those who like to read sod relate storks there ia tea Sanford Story League, prestately pre­ sided over by Mrs. Fred Robb. Tbe Citrus Council of Girl Scouts and tbe St. John’s Dis­ trict Boy Scouts are both busy and active organisations, to which hundreds of boys sod girls In the county belong. Girl Scout groups Include Brownlee, Intermediates, Sento n and Flight Troops. Boys groups toekde, Cobs, Scouts, B iptonre and Sea Scouts. Both of those youth organ­ isations put an yearly events a t which time they demon strata to the public what they have le a n e d ia scouting dur­ ing tha past year One of the Lake Mary Boy Scout troops has gotten very enthualaatic about Indiana and Indian lore in the past few years and has gone all out for Indian costumes, dances and ceremonies. This colorful and talented group is asked to perform their excit­ ing tribal dances at many civic entertainment programs as well aa In the scout world. YOUNG EYES By the age of six, a child hM acquired most of hie abili­ ty to use his eyes but does not perfect their use until a few years later. TRANSMISSION REBUILDERS WHOLESALE AUTO PARTS ENGINE REBUILDERS MACHINE SHOP 209 W. 25TH ST. SANFORD Sanford W« wish to express to our suppliant our appreciation for lh# cour­ tesies and Mrvices extended to us. We especially want to say THANK YOU to our good CUSTOMERS who have made our business* a success. m $ • U VN. ir v r z s ? - : L i Rayford T. Hunt, Owner Walter E. Brown, Asst. Mgr. T. B. Middleton, C redit-M gi Herbert Lively, Clerk We arc dealers for famous Armour’s W itR O P ' \ vW tU lW ' Iv e tt TUXEDO Q UALITY FEEDS Fertilizers, which have been proven We have built up a steady, substantial, profitable years by farmers with successful growing experience. .More farmers KOI* THE feed business with Tuxedo quality feeds. Our business is not only dependable because our cusloiners are e\« ceptionally well utisfied, but the relations with The turn to Armour’s for higher yields Early & Duniel Co. over the years have been highly an d better quality crops. satisfactory. I'RIVILEOE OK SEKVIN* YOU IN THE SEMINOLE AREA FOR THE PAST I I YEARS. %h h D L lA Furniture II YEARS SAME LOCATION 1st / ST. SANFORD PHONE 322-8415 P. O. BOX 1179 118 South Sanford Ave Serving A Fifteen Mile Area Sanford, Fla. ■) - V .. \ . �: *rrnt:>yt) mi Modern Postoffice In Operation Here For Year 1------- • Cecile Heard Fire Department Organized At Midway Area Potfi"ss»er Of I?tsl Facility f ^ I # V ^ The Sanford Postoffice mov­ ed to Its modern, air-condi­ tioned facility on Dec. 1. 1962. The building ha. 14.160 aqtiare feet of floor rpace, loading platform of 2MS and paved area of 42.303 for cus­ tomer and government ve­ hicle parking. The Post Office Dcpartmnt approved the construction of this ofifee (or the citizens of 8anford under the lease-pur­ chase agreement aa it was evident that the City had complete^ outgrown the old qualms* 1%e • r s t Sanford post office then known as Mellonville. was established on April 2. ISIS, with William B. Frail serving aa postmaster. This office became headquarters for incoming mail for all parts of South Florida as the mail came by boat on the St. Johns River from Jack­ sonville on Wednesday and Sunday and was distributed from here via the Mellonviile Avenue road by horsemen. The Nov. 25, 1910, “ Mall Away Issue" of The Sanford Herald, then published by Ro­ bert J. Holly, who later scrved aa postmaster from 1933 until his death in 1942, was called the ‘ Celery City In­ dustrial Edition.” This issue stated that on April a, 1310, the postoffice wa* moved to a new location in tiie People's Bank Building and occupied twice the •mount of space (L200 feet) as the former location. Receipts of that year were f 16,000 aa compared to pre­ sent day receipts of over 1200.000. £ * These quarters were occup­ ied until 1917 when the Gove r n m e n t constructed t h e building located on the corner of First and Palmetto. This property has now been con­ veyed by the Government to the City of Sanford for use as a public library for 20 years, when title will be transferred. Miss Cecilc Heard is now the permanent postmaster, nominated by IT. S. Rep. A S. Ilerlonir Jr., nnmed by Presi­ dent Kennedy and confirmed by tbe U. S. Senate. MISS CECILE HEARD, n World War II veteran, hnvintr served aa an officer in the Navy's WAVES, in Sanford's new postmaster. She I# pictured before Sanford’s new postoffice. The ■y Robert B. Thomas, Jr. In the past year, there has been considerable progress In our community. Many or our citizens have taken the initaUv« to buy themselves heme*. This is especially noticeable in the Midway area where some very beautiful homes have been built. A most recent and necess­ ary project has seen some success in Midway. A fire department has been organ­ ized and a fire truck was pur­ fncility presently is engaged in processing chased a short while ago. Rev. E. E. Williams is the Christman mail for oversea* personnel, along president of this organization. with regular distributions. The presidents of all the so­ (Herald 1'hoto) cial, fraternal, and civic or­ ganizations, with the excep­ tion of the Elgs, have romr together and formed a PanHellenic Council. Those men and women have decided to tion of Garden Clubs, which County Federation of Wom­ try to do something to en­ each year presents a beauti­ en'* Clubs, the Oviedo Wom­ hance the growth and develop­ ful and delightful Garden an's Club and the Catholic ment of our community. Show, and the prowess of lo­ Woman's Club. These persons know that cal gardeners has brought Others Include tho Osteen complacency does not moot them many state, regional Civic Association, the Bear the challenge of change; and even national awards. Lake Community Club, the therefore they will endeavor Included among tho garden­ North Orlando Civic League, to do something to help the ers associations Is the San­ the Altamonto Springs Civic situation. Last February a Cub pack ford Men's Garden Club, IS League, Tho Longwood Civic circles of Ihc Sanford area League, the Geneva Band was formed. Mrs. Juanita federation, the Geneva Gar­ Assn., the Geneva Historical Harold Is one of the den mo­ den Club, the Bear Lake Gar­ and Gcneologlcal Society and thers. She and her counter­ den Club, t h e Altamonte the Forest City Coramunity parts arc elated over the many things the pack has to Springs Garden Club, The Club. Political organizations In­ offer to the child. North Orlando Garden Club, the Casselberry Garden Club clude the Democratic Wom­ The training of a cub scout and the South Seminole Gar en's Club of Seminole Coun­ develops a i-iild both physi­ den Club. ty, the South Seminole Dem­ cally and mentally. Perhaps On the distaff side of the ocratic Women's Club, the next year our progress re ­ larger civic clubs is the San Republican Woman's Club port will be more Impressive. ford Woman’* Club and the and the Young Republican However, it will take the ef­ forts of all of our citizens. Pilot Club, the Seminole Club of Semloolo County. Civic Groups Contribute To Economy The many civic organiza­ tions of Seminole County con­ tribute immeasurably to the well-being of each community in which they serve, pouring thousands of dollars provided by fund-raising ventures and untold millions of man and woman hours into scholar­ ships, aid to underprivileged, milk funds, shoe funds, bcajtification, public interest pro- Moose Located At Lake Mary The Moose Lodge, wrhich serves as fraternal headquar­ ters for the men and women of the .Moose, is temporarily located in Lake Mary. There are also organiza­ tions here of the Woodmen cf the World and tho Inter­ national Order of Odd Fel­ low t. Among the women's sorori­ ties a re included Sicmn Al­ pha, Gamma Omega, Theta Epsilon, Gumma Lambda, Xi Beta Kta, I’hi Gamma Eta, and Zela Xi. These fraterni­ ties are particularly active in the field of work with charit­ able organizations and in helping children and the un derprivileged. grams and civic betterment. Among the largest and most active organizations are the Sanford • Seminole Jaycees and the Jaycee Wives, the Rotary Club, the Sanford KIwants Club and the South Scminole-Nortb Orange Kiwanis Club, the Clvitans, the Sanford Lions and the Cassel­ berry Lions Clubs. Bringing excellent music, fine entertainment, drama, dance and concert theater to Seminole County's cultural environment is the Seminole County Mutual Concert Asso­ ciation, which each y e a r sponsors at least three na­ tionally famous artists or groups of artists during tho winter season. The Welcome Wagon Asso­ ciations visit each newcomer to the county bearing gifts and information about ser vices and shopping, setting up social clubs for tho new­ comers. as hundreds of fam ilies continue to pour into the iount> each month. Much of the beauty of gar­ dens. lawn, parks, highways a nt i byways of Seminole County is due to the work of the garden clubs, which are locates! throughout the area Central agency for all the clubs is the Sanford Federa­ CONSTRUCTION IS PROGRESSING on tho new $700,000 Cinema Theater in Seminole Plaza at Cassells*rry with the opening scheduled for Christmns Day. Tho Cinema will seat 900 persons ami will be tho county’s first indoor theater outside of Sanford. (Herald Photo) I ■ » 31)7 ftanforil 1963 Progreat Edition $ rrn lh School Groups Active Alhtough their membership is made up of students, teach­ ers or parents the school clubs throughout Seminole County take their place along with the civic clubs and ser­ vice organizations in acting toward civic betterment and improved community rela­ tions. Because of the predomin­ antly agricultural nature of the county the Future Farm ­ ers of America has several active chapters In the high schools and junior high schools Many of the boys In these organizations have won state and regional medals and ribbons and awards for their progress and outstand­ ing contributions in the field of agriculture, stock and nur­ sery business. Playing an active role in assisting Seminole County teachers for one week each year are the members of the Future Teachers Clubs, who gain first-hand experience In actually teaching classes, dur. ing the annual Intcrshlp. This experience also allows the prospective young teacher* to decide whether their inter­ est Is aesthetic or practical. The same applies to the Future Nurses clubs and to the Future Homemaker* or­ ganizations. Active experience In writ­ ing. editing, makeup and lay­ out comes to those who make up the school newspaper and year hook staffs Top students of the high schools are recognized for their accomplishment a n d ability by being Upped for membership in the National Honor Society or the Beta Club SiudenU of drafting, design, clusscs advance their know­ ledge and pool their resources through the TEC Cluha and those who shine In athletic fields are rewarded by be­ ing made members of the Lettcrmcn'a Clubs or other •ports clubs. With tho rapid stride* of scientific achievement and the proximity of Cape Can­ averal. membership In the Science Clubs of the High School* Is significant, and en­ ables the group to add extra­ curricular activitica In the field of science to their class­ Portable Welding • Steel Fabrication Custom Draperies FREE ESTIMATES We’ll measure, make and install. SLIP COVERS Custom Made We cut and pin fit in your home. WALL TO WALL CARPET S elect in th e convenience o f y o u r hom e. W e’ll be Kind to show o u r sam p les. i FABRICS and RUGS 2559 PARK DRIVE PHONE 322-5783 and i t i s i l l / built pieces of furniture on display in the Wilson-Maier showroom. We believe our continued success in the furniture business can be explained by the Prestige Brands we offer and our~ consistently reasonable prices. A. L. Wilton, on* of Iho founder, of tho firm, hot re. • • Farm Equipment Repair Loader and Dump Truck Service • Fill Dirt • Boom Truck Lift Service cenlljr* hern re-elected CHjr Commit* loner. • KROEIILER • SIMMONS FOX 8EALY • JOIINSON-CAKPER FASHION TREND BASSETT • INTERNATIONAL • MONARCH DOWNS • DAYSTROM • TROGDON HOWELL • GATE CITY • PHILCO ADMIRAL C. II. ATKINS’ SOLID ROCK MAPLE COLLECTION Cash Discounts, Liberal Trade-Ins, Top Value Stamps — All Work Guaranteed — ALANS Newest fraternal organisa­ tion to be formed In Seminola County la the Knights of Columbus, which haa • • Its flrat president Dr. Vincent Heberts and waa duly eha* to red and activated during the post year. Others Include the Shrint Club, several lodges of Free and Accepted Order of Ma­ sons, Eastern Star, Rebekahs, Noble Grands, Royal Arch Widows, Rainbow Girls and DeMotay. All of these group# •re active In civic affairs and in the promotion of fellow­ ship. The Shrine Club is lo­ cated on San Juan Avenue. Tbe Etke Ledge la on Seaond Street and there an astlve croup of Elks and (hair ladies auxiliaries gather fa t fellowship and fun. Fred Wilson shown one of the many tastefully designed WELDING S FIRM EQUIPMENT REPAIRS, INC. • K. Of C. Club Organized Here Furniture For Your Home! DONALD N. DAVIS GKNKKAL SANFOIU) Library i.s pictured. This is a symltol of all of Sanford, especially since a Belgian priest is here to write of the General’s life ns it pertains to the Belgian Con«o. General Sanford had much to do with that republic . . . and this City is named fo r him. room studies. Service clubs of the school* include the Key Clube, tho Tri-Ill-Y and the Anchor Clubs. • Land Clearing • Dozer Work PHONE 322-1299 NEW UPSALA RD. SANFORD, FLORIDA I t’s never higher a t . . • WILSON - MAIER FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. 311 E. FIRST ST. FA 2-5623 SANFORD. FLA. �P eter Edson WHITE B IPH A N T SALE m lM g . P o litic a l N o te b o o k _ it so t something on Tnhigjf p m jm inibX ifi iXVSm'twM M pety, fa r all tha testimony am Urn M ali M a i n M m o f poverty. •« middfe-to-upper-clase rob. cause far of m car* ___r___ am the -asw ro -fb en ? »*•***-------- * . ................... When tbla laada to tranarrauiona of the law, diadpUnary maaauraa aeU dom follow. Tlw idea inataad la to boah up the matter to avoid unsavory publicity at) around. In thia effort, foolish parenta too often have the cooperation of the police — and oven merehanta and other victims of the youngster#' wroaf-doing. maammm the wow pv i» « t the to loag aa parenta, police, whole community look upon jurenile benignly, they will have them in ever Increasing volume. What ia tragically missing in all three pieces ia a proper aense of out­ rage at dear violations of law, at n«U S & T v S S a S a ^ ita are all too •astern suburb gained »saws attention for a community project attacking this problem, interacted onariaa aalddy pound Into the __ „ • and auburbo la Massachusetts, Now Jeraey, , California, Florida, Keni Carolina, Ohio and Wait reprehensible conduct which ought not in any way be condoned or quietly tolerated. To quote a top official ia the ex­ perimenting eaetorn auburfo, hie com­ munity's munlty’s effort, aomewhat successful so far. has been "to restore the respectability of moral indignation." When s o u indignation ia more or less universal ia tala society of ours at all economic levels, we will have accomplished a great stride forward in coping with the juvenile crime that afflict# us more heavily with each passing day. But if too many people continue not to eare about juvenile erime but worry more about their status and their privileges, they will get the trouble they deserve. Every society does. oaatern experiment la an ef­ fort. of room , to give come kind of guidance and direction to the young people who, plainly, are not getting flttouffh of it# " w h a t atrlkea the outcider ia that hero again, aa ao often before, the balden of critldem for the youngiters’ failures falla upon their parNo doubt parenta are fed to the tooth with hearing about it, but up to now th e/ have not been able to •hock off the blame. The big complaint, not new, la ^permissiveness. Either through neglect or its opposite, overindulgparents ia many cases manage Dick West Soys Let’s Petition Congress through tha uso of "gigantic parachute*." At that tlm t, and for the rast of Scptcmbsr, ho gav* his m illing address as Can­ yon Station, Wyo. This month ho switched It to "Old Faith­ ful Station" and he has bean spouting petitions with docklike regularity aver since. The breadth and scope of Stoner's petitions is stagger* lng. In one petition be advo* cated that International con­ ferences be held at Cumber* land, Md., or Martlashurg. W. Va„ because they ware rela­ tively unknown but war* pop­ ulated by "patriotic and high quality ritlrene." In the next patltlon lie ad vocatad the use of incrcator type maps ever the globalspherical type. Warming to his task, ho called on the government to promote Alaska as "th* last of the old West, the Ameri- WAmNQTON (U P lK T hs right Is petition Congress Is I r a l y embedded In the Constitatio* snd applies to all tklsens, great and small. Vary few cHUcne, however, •vail themselves of this op­ portunity. Oftentimes, several days win go by without any­ one petitioning Congress at all. Currently, the most notable txeepttoe to our mass apathy toward the right of petition Is ■anry Stoner of Wyoming, who apparently lives ia or ■oar Yellowstone Park. Staaar la by far the moat tireless petitioner I have ever run serosa. During a reet six-week period, ho petitioned Congress U times, which may ha some U sd ef record. StoMff i f M | krt# iftk fi m Sept t with • petition request lag a l i t million approprla Uon to make air traval safai can West — absolutely truly the Ust of the old West." Then ho proposed s study to determine "Why Americans ef Irish descent apparently can take hoboing around" hotter than those of other ancestry. Other petitions requested that th* phraio "War Be­ tween tha States" be prohib­ ited In pubUe documents, de­ manded the enforcement of all Indian tree ties written ■Inca 17W, and auggeated that the House of Representatives publish its own song book. And 1 don't know what all also. Surely our sense of fair play will not permit the rest of us to continue to let Henry Stoner bear tha burden of all this petitioning alone. I myself Intend to give him a hand just aa soon as Con gress aria on his petition to supply war veterans with free pencils and piper. Rocky’s Heritage father, tha late Republican senator from Ithoda Island. You might eay that tha only announced candidate for tha Republican prealdentlal nom­ ination Inherltad his political tradition. But you would be more accurate to say it with •lUiilificatluns. The politic* and pollelea of the late Sen. Aldrich and those of hit grandson, the OUR BOARDINO HOIJSK WB BLOCKfW MA30W <JFF HOMO riATtj AHD"rfU9RT CHANGE- HIM ON Htfc GRUB AND Hfc‘6 INVITBD OUT TO HELP PStCPAKIi A OOJWWtlT MCALf WHAT KIND Of 3Ur,TICB it,THAT ? V/ITVt H16 LUCK !<&'&tVEK -.TRUCK BY LIGHT1 llNO HE'LL BE HOLDING A TV PICTURE: TUBE- ixiRiNCi A POWER FAILURE.^ KfclAVt—T.VLAN, ANTONU WttU'O MATB6 tNvna him t o do t > HL'6 «OME FANCY COOKIN* 3UET WOULD MANE TO HA'lC BUTTON- A txartnoN «ntGNOtR INF, HIO | THAN A NoHt WATCMCOAT TDI aian‘6 pipe / — lety; HlDti TVt'J CALL HIE BLUFF <POTS BUT HOWCAN WE ON Hl4 TEST »«G aXM\VG> V&C.T/J WITHOUT TASTiNC IT ? O Worry Clinic Mr. McIntyre la A* type ef patriotic Americas baataeaa who Is helpiag keep thia rase 1* high acheol classes for M cowIwdustrlil pay* hssUst below, since Amer­ ica la ripe for a haem If Uncle Sam "F or we are able to fin­ ance the entire operation, but Just wish to be positive that you really wanted us down here." Then Mr. McIntyre made another profound remark. For be Informed hia new Southern neighbors that tha head of any large firm la doubly Interested In tha recreational facilities of the area around its factories. Bo be mentioned that the large new Hartwell Lake would offer boating, swim­ ming, fishing, hunting and water ikilng activities all the year around. Thus, there would he leas likelihood t h a t employes would hit around taverns on weekends getting drunk and thus being absent from work on Monday morning. "Absenteeism" Is a vlUi factor nowadays In business efficiency. And every farsighted Indus, trial leader tries to make sure his employes will have proper school, church, YMCA, and recreational advantages. When I was In the South on a recent lecture trip, 1 ad dressed the national sales convention of the Mooroe Auto Equipment Company. Salesmen were coming in from all over the land to ths Georgia plant for this special occasion. CASE R-tOT: B. D. Mein, tyre, aged about M, la • strong rooter for private eel* leges and alto the head of tha Monroe Auto Equipment Company. This firm has Its home of* flee ia Michigan but was In­ vited to open a branch plant at Hartwell. Georgia. The local folks In eastern Georgia and across tha river at Anderson, South Caro­ lina wars so earnest ia their Invitations, that they even raised the money and bought a factory elto near Lake Hart, well for Mr. McIntyre, Because of their sincerity governor, ara so utterly dif. and hoepltallty, Mr. McIntyre By Hal Cochran ferent a t to amaxa that both finally decided to erect a Now that kids hava home­ hear tha lame party label. At* branch plant there. But at the dedication banwork again, they am rarin’ drlch was a hardshsll RspuMI* c|uel, to which all donors toto go—right np to bed. ran U. 8. senator, lI S M tll. ward tha factory alto had Tha eenator died In 1018. Item Invited, Mr. McIntyre Some men Irritate their tllishrlvrn of a conservatism added a surprise. wives by staying out too which could not lw matched For he returned every much or by staying In too among present day political check to its donor, whether much. leaders. Tha very old timera It was of 910 or $3,000. will connect the senator’s "It was very gracious of nsnte with tha IDOtf Payne-AU all of you to contribute to the drlch Tariff A ct Aldrich waa purchase of our new factory an aitrem a protectionist anti site," he began. It waa that kind of a bill. "We lat you offer us this The Dictionary of American beautiful free factory location Just to see If you were ser History relates: "Tha Payns-Aldrlch tariff lously Interested in our erect* . . . ltd to tha decisive defeat lng a branch plant down here "Now that you have con­ of Republicans In tha eongres* ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING vinced us, P U our pleasure clonal elections of 1910." I t waa tn proteat against to return everybody’s contri­ ___ ___ 1 16S ,M agnolia this political trend and con* bution with our moat eineerw a a r v a t l v a leadership that thanks. brought Theodora Roosevelt In 190 roaring off the bench to create the Bull Moose party and to run for president That ia Nelson Rockefeller’s political haritaga, maternal aide, although tha younger asaa ia a t least aa far removed from the political credo of hie maternal grandfather aa from tho ruthless business practices of his more famoua grand­ father John D. tha fir s t John D. founded the family fortune. The fame of John Davison Rockefeller rests now In tha popular mind of good works, on faint mental images of a very eld man giving dimes to SEMINOLE 0 VOLUSIA COUNTIES little children, on widely pub* OFFICES: DeLAND, SANFORD, DAYTONA BEACH lieixed ulcere and a graham cracker diet and on tho moat monumental distribution of all tlmo of prim to funds for tho REPRESENTING pubils good. Tha old man’s gigantic phi! anthroplos and hia folkay way with small ehange combined to create a lasting public Image. t o m McDo n a l d , m g r . I t was hi Jeanary, 1909, that Prasidant Theodora Rooaevelt had something to eay about 109 W. COMMERCIAL SANFORD, FLA. the business tycoons of hia lima. TR said U In a message te Congress, Lyle C. Wilson Soy»: There v s s n time some years ago when a no more un­ likely liberal Republican canJldacy fo r preeldent could hare boon Imagined than that if a grandson of John D. Rockefeller ami of Nelson \V. Aldrich. Cov. Nelson Aldrich Rocke­ feller of New York waa nam­ ed for hie maternal grand- Dr. Crone's WASHINGTON (NBA) — Aa attem pt by Mop. Clayton Pawed to become the Mg a n a la what he calls a a American revolution” is seen here ia hia recent call fo r a a f an Ne­ ts weak fo r stvfl rights. la this eeaaactlea it to re ­ called th at tost March Powell told a Hack Muslim meeting a t Madison Square Garden In New York: "Boycott all civil rights ergaatoatton* net total­ ly controlled by ns.” A t this meeting he praised Matoetot X, MosUm leader. la recant weeks Powell h at been predicting th a t ao civil rights legislation would he passed by Congress this year. Some don right* leaden see such a development as Powell’s opportunity to ley the groundwork for n new effort to be ltd by him next yser. They fenr that this might be n divisive influence, hurting the civil rights cause. Other civil righto champi­ ons, admitting Powell’s state­ ment that 90 per cent of the American Negroes are uncom­ mitted end inactive In the civil rights drive, endorse his sum­ mit mseting. They hope It will develop more financlsl sup­ port and personal effort in tha future. Invitations aent tn SO Negro organisations by Powell said his mooting would ha off tha raeord and eloaod. But tha day bofort it convened ha called a prose conference ia tha House Education sad Labor Com­ mittee room to announce Its And 1 bad a long visit at program and 45 acceptances. tho luncheon table with B. D. Ths meeting, held in thia McIntyre, whom I had known ssme Room 429 of the old for several years because he House Office Building, raised ia a dynamic members at the some questions on the proprie­ Board of Trustees of Hills­ ty ef erganixhig a lobby In dale College In Michigan congressional qu artan . But where my five children all sines Powell is comraittas g-aduated. chairman, ho gets away with Mr. McIntyre typifies the I t "free enterprise'’ business During tha current elvB leader, who vigorously spon­ rights fight Chairman Powell sors private colleges, and si forced a broad fair employ­ so trite to furnish more am ment practices bill through ployment la our superb Amer­ his committee. Its a u la pre­ ican economy. visions wars Incorporated In Remember, private employ the revised bill Just reported era furnish the jobs for most out by the House Judiciary workers, ao we should give Committee. Aside from this, however, a green light to business and stop Uncle Sam from ham­ Powtll haa not bean toe ac­ stringing prosperity by his tive la this year’s fight. And confiscatory taxes and still ht was not too active In ths 1967 and I960 civil rights lng red tape. So send for my booklet legislation battles. Powell took p a rt la the "How To Save Our Republic," enclosing a long stamped, re­ march on Washington for Jobs turn envelope, plus 20 cants. Barbs and freedom last AugusL But 15 business »i*d "ptufti-tunL . ha sa t with the ether con­ groups, 15 fraternities an i sororities, seven church ed "the groups, seven lodges and un­ I* apeak hp ions. B if Six.” The "Big K s* are the Nsttoual Association for tha Ad* vaaeamsat of Colored Psopto, Citamlltoo a a la tto l Equality, Southern Christina Leader, ship. Student Noa-violent O ordiaattog Committee, Urban League and Negro American Labor CeuacU. They organised "th e Big Tea* by Inclusion ef integrated d ra n k groepe. Powell insisted a t hia press conference th a t the new Nsgra summit was not being or­ ganised la eppadttou to tha Big fllx, which are already committed to civil rights. Hia aba la to gat tha un­ committed organisations work­ ing to complement the efforts of the Big Six. He said get­ ting tha Big Six to work with his organisation might bo Its second step. Curiously enough, 10 of the organisations sending dele­ gates to the Powell summit confsrenee already a r t work­ ing with tbs Big Six snd about EO other white snd integrated groups in ths leadership conference on civil rights. This Is the big lobby which haa done the moet effective work In pushing for mors rl t helps pay th e comprehensive legislation this year. biU, whan you’re Tha 50 organisations In­ h u rt a t QL See yotw vited ts send delegates to tha Powell summit meeting ara Gulf lif e rtprsesn tathm said to have a total member­ about • Health ship of 12 million. Even with Insurance ptoik many Negroes btlonging to two or more groups, undupUeated membership to put at seven million. 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An integral part of tho buildings is a Youth Wing for the teenagers. 8ANF0RI) ZOO: At the Inkefront on tak e Monroe, a free *00 where children will love watching monkey in> land, bturs, lions, tropical birds, fish and alligators abo lion and bear cubs raised a t the Zoo. NAVAL ACADEMY: A military school for boys In the 6th through the 9th grades. This la a school of the Benarr McFaddcn Foundation and sponsored by the Castle Heights Military Academy in Tennessee with Annapolis personnel. IN THE HEART OF THE "GOLDEN TRIANGLE Sanford, Florida �F u i 6-A—Nov. 18, 1988 Sewage Pbirt, School Building Boost Tolal ^ T r 's y Slavia PTL To Hear Panel Discussion Navy Groups Aid In Civic Actions ir - v c .w , _______ Construction activity In Sanford thla yaar through October has boon considerably leas than that for tho same period In 1942, records In City Hall show. Tha 632 building permits issued far raallaatial and commercial roastructioa In tha city this year compare* with 464 Issued for tha first 10 months of laat year, accord­ ing to M. A. Yalvlngton, city toning administrator la charge of building permits. Th# total valuation of con­ struction work In tho 10month period of 1964 amount­ ed to f 1,152,409, a considers, SANFORD'S CIVIC Center U a popular meeting place for many of the blc drop-off from th* $1,407,* dty'a and county's groups. And* Die adjoining Youth Wing attracts the (Herald Photo) 401 valuation of tho corre­ young people of the community sponding 1942 period. Building activity In Sanford ospaclaUy in homo construc­ tion, has boon steadily de­ clining In recont year*, Yalvlngton observed, "because wa Among the Beirut acrrlee lantic Bank Building. Mrs. B. Mr«. Carolina Hlggina, affsc have Juat about reached th* ta d health organisations to F. Genas Is executive secre­ tlonatcly known aa "Mom" to saturation point In horns con­ tha young men who vialt struction and subdivision de­ epee permanent headquarters tary ef thla group. velopment In th* city limits. Executive secretary of tha there. hi Sanford during the past Wa don’t axpset th* year-end year Is tha Florida Heart As­ Rad Croaa offices In Sanford construction figure to equal sociation, which opened a new la Mrs. Mathllde Frlssel, who last yaar'a because wa don't look for any mora significant district field office here in supervises tho teaching of residential or non-resldantial September. Executive director flrat aid. Gray Ladles, water safety Instruction and many activity here for the rest of la Mrs. Dottle Austin. the year." This office la headquarter* other activities of thla organTha building official noted for tha nine county East Can- (ration. Their offlcea ara on By Beruice Kelsey tral Florida dlatrlct of nine tha aacond floor of tha build­ A panel discussion on "The that practically all significant counties and also servsa aa of­ ing a t 122 $4 Palmetto Avo. Needs and Talks of Children" residential construction activ­ fice of tho Bemlnola-DeBary Other health agencies of tha will make up tho program for ity hara sines 1957 has been county. Include tha Seminole today's I p. m. meeting of the In subdivision development. Heart Council. Another n o w I y organised County Unit of tha American Slavia Parent-Teacher League "Hut practically all available group, which underwent train­ Cancar Society, whieh Is led of St. Luke's Christian Day subdivision property within tho city limits ha* been used ing during tha spring of 1943 by Mri. Tom Largvn. Hud School. The audience will partlcl up," ho explained. Building is tha Gray Ladles organisa­ Houghton la In chargs of tha pate In Ih* discussion which activity ha* tapered off, he tion of tha Red Crocs, who Cancer Loan Closet. Chairman of the National will be moderated by Joe Len said, but at a "healthy rate.” provide health ehackupa for The building activity re­ children of Seminole County Foundation Is John Suula and Hattie, third and fourth grade port* don't reflect tha growth Schools. Mrs. Gordon Freder­ Hra. Lorraine Graham la exec­ teacher. Ilostcsiei will be Mrs. Paul and development of areas out­ ick Is In charge of this group. utive secretary of tha Tuber Complimenting tho Women's eulosis and Health Associa­ Mikler, Mrs. W. West and side th* city, Yalvlngton said. Mrs. J . Calvert. A number of subdivisions Hospital Auxiliary or Pink tion. President of tha Svminolo were developed in the south­ Ladles, aa they a rt known, is ern and southwestern part of a n o t h e r new organisation County Association for Ment­ the county and later annexed known aa tha Sllvar Service, ally Retarded Children Is Jim by tha city, but no building mads up of a group of raUrtd Hunt. Thla group maintains permits had to b* Issued by gentlemen who help out with and supports th* Little Red Como of the heavier volunteer Schoolhouse, a acml.prlvat* Naval and military eluba th* city at tha Urn* of thalr duties at Seminole Memorial school for retarded children. are active In many wnys in development. Meanwhile, Yalvlngton said a Hospital, supplementing the Tha Mental Health organis­ Seminole County, both on fine work does by the Pink ation has aa ita leader phar­ the station and In the com. section of property In North, macist Bill Thomas, and dur­ mtinity, taking part In rlvle east Sanford, formerly a cel­ Lad lee. Also serving at the hospital ing tha yaar, held a county enterprise*, supporting chari­ ery farm, I* perhaps the only is an organliatlon of high wide public forum on tha table Institutions and giving desirable subdivision alts still school girls, called tha Candy- status and problems of the In­ thousands of hours of Volun­ available within th* city lim­ Strlpars, because of the pep­ crease of mental lllneaa In tha teer labor and aislstanre to its. Known as the Dimitri Subdivision, th* tract has permint striped uniforms they United Statea. Thla forum alao worthy reuses. Among them are the Offi­ only been developed on an* wear a t they do their part to presented a panel made up of help out la the hospital. First prominent psychologist* and cers and Enlisted Wive* side, with homes fronting on Club* of all the squadron* of lorcuat Avenue. president of thla group was psychiatrists of tha atate. Tho property la bordered Miss Graeo Middleton and A fast-growing group la tha Heavy Attack Wing On* and present loader la Mlaa Pengy .Seminote Hospital Eye Bank tha Naval Air Station. The on th* West by Locust Ave­ Aisn. known aa fltlEIIA, who work and contributions In nue, on tha North by Celery Glee son. Newest health related aonr- have been Inspired by the time and rffert of all these Avenue, East by Mellonville Ica organisation In Seminole leadership o f Mrs. F r a n k group* are c o o r d i n a t e d and on th* South by th* At­ County is tha Visiting Nurse Woodruff of Dellury, with through Central committee* lantic Coast Lina railroad Association, aponaored by tho sponsorship of the Sanford with representatives from tracks. Developers built tha first homes on Locust about Seminole County Health De­ and Casselberry Lions Club*. each elub. 11,-sidea the squadron or­ IH months ago, th* city plan­ partment and backed by an This group has nlreudy receiv­ advisory board of prominent ed donations of the gift of ganisation.* there is the CI’O ner said. Biggest decline In building local cltlien*. This group sight from more than 2(H) per­ Wive* Club, the Accy Duecy Club and their Auxiliary, the gives care within the home to sona . bed-ridden and convalescent Recently elected president Catholic Navy Wives Club patients for a very nominal of the Society for Crippled and the Navy League, which fee, and provides Instruction Children and Adult* was At is mail* of mainly of civilians, to help tha family to care for Fiorl, who replaced former and those who hav* former­ those who are ill. Mrs. Grace leader Mra. Laymon Goodman. ly seen Naval service during Fiaher, UN, Is supervisor of Tha USO Is located In the times of conflict. nuraes. Chamber of Commerce Build­ Another permanant year- ing at First 8 L and Sanford Ts’al Lun, scholar In the round office which took ita Ava. and provides entertain- Chinese royal court, mixed place In the community during ment and a-place to relax, mulberry hark, heinp, rag tho past year is tha United read or play game* for young and water to trigger a revolu­ Fund organisation with head- aarvlcemcn of tha community. tion In communications by his quarters In tha 8anford At­ Guiding light of the USO la invention of true paper. Service, Health Groups Active » • * * ‘v i fc * -' ^ m ' i ii __________ I'-v.v: 1 1 SANFORD NAVAL ACADEMY opened ita doors to 80 midshipmen last September in a plant which cost the Bemarr activity this year occurred during th* month of June, statUUca showed. Construc­ tion projects valued at $449,* 416 war* approved In June of 1042, compared to only $243,* 249 this year, Yalvlngton pointer) out, how­ ever, th at tho Issuance of a permit last year for the city sewage disposal plant with a valuation of 9-105,000 account­ ed for tho big difference in MacFadden Foundation 8375,000 plus renovation costa. (Herald Photo) total valuation for tha re­ spective months. Highest val­ ued permit issued in June of 1963 was for an addition to Samlnola Junior High School. Meanwhile year . by - year breakdown of construction ac­ tivity In Sanford tine* 1967, according to building permit valuation figure*, is as fol­ lows: 1967 — 92,107,809; 1058 — 91,933,227; 1959 — $2,275,928; I960 — $2,074,474. Two-Grass' E ffort Produces Good Lawn Most homeowners who take pride in their lawns would Uka to keep them green all winter long. Thla la possible in Florida by using a "two-grass" sys­ tem snd Just a little extra ef­ fort. Jack Cabler, agricultural extension service assistant horticulturist, who specialises In turf grasses, says many homeowners, motel operators and golf course superintend­ ents us* the system to keep lswni green year-round. In the two-grass system, permanent summer grasses which turn brown when cold weather arrives a r t over­ planted with winter grasses that in turn die out in th* spring. The winter cover la a temporary grass. Th* system applies all over th* state with th* only varia­ tion being th* length of tim* the cool weather grasses will flourish. In norther parts of th* state, homeowners gener­ ally over-seed from Oct. IS to Nov. 19. Dec, l la a geoeral recommendation for south Florida, but all dates will vary slightly from y«ar to year depending on tempera­ tures. The cool weather grasses generally grow rapidly. Rye­ grass Is a quick and easy example, but It has a number of faults. Cabler believes fin­ er textured grasses hold pro­ mts* for th* future, such as Kentucky blusgrass, th* fin* fescues (creeping rtd, chewInga, l*oa trivial:*) and the lawn-type bcntgraises. To establish a good stand of winter grass the lawn must be well prepared. Exist­ ing permanent grass should b* mowed closely (this may require two mowings) and rakad free of all loo** mater­ ial and leavai. Th# raking should loosen tho soil some. Topdrwss th* lawn b*for* seeding with a 0-1-1 ratio fsrtlliier at 10 to 13 pounds par 1,000 square fe e t if small seed grosses Uk* bents, Ken tueky bluegraas sod Poa tri vialla will be used, som* ni­ trogen should also bo ap­ plied. Your county agricultural agent can answer other ques lions about establishing a winter town. CARMEN THE CHIMP represents his fellow "residents" at Sanford’t free zoo In this Progress Edition. (Herald Photo) NEW LOCATION ! ! AT 4th AND ft. LAUREL AVE. Pinecrest Kiddie Korner KINDERGARTEN & NURSERY POWELL PLANNED OFFICES «0RK •£ ***, Whera wo can bolter serve you with our "HI-TENSION SERVICE." All Day Care sod mla*" selection sad placiag *f effke furaltar* can ham an much valuable apace. Oar am ice Include* helping you plea fee the aioet efficieat eperatioa ef your business. • Gifts • Stationery POWELL'S 117 MAGNOLIA Hot, Wholesome Meals • Planned A ctivltiei CHILDREN FROM AGE 3 MO. & U P • PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE • BETTER FACILITIES • GREATER SUPPLY OF MERCHANDISE • BETTER PRICES Wholesale Only • Office Furnishings OFFICE SUPPLY CO. & GIFT SHOP SANFORD ' " • ........ PH. FA 8-3841 PINECREST KIDDIE KORNER 8700 Park Are. ■ JONES ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. 1 Block E. Of Ftnecroot School PHONE FA 2-7822 401 8. LAUREL AVE. 8ANFORD, FLA. �Jb * Ehr A anfnrh Nor. 18, 196&—Page 7-A A m id Of All Types Available Here Tha pi ta u n t *j—r round cllmsta of Seminole County provides an Ideal sett Inf for •porta enthusiasts and hobbyminded folks of all ages. Whatever your favorite leiaura time relaxation and re­ creation may be. there are elube and orga&ixatlooa la Seminole County which are active and welcome nwcomera to their ranks. For those interested In Western style horses end rid­ ing there is the Dusty Boots Riding Association, lead by Anthony Austin. Ib is group horse shows at their a Onora ltd. every third Sunday of each month. For the more daaslc-mlnded horsemen there are the Equestrian Club and the Seminole County Horseman’s Assn., both of which hold fre­ quent hora« shows, contests and outings. There is also a Cattlemen's Association. One of the newer groups in the riding field is the S-H Club for boys and girls who like to ride, presently under the leadership of Miss Janice Foy. For those who like to ride another kind of "horses” there are two automobile clubs, the Seminole County Timing Association for stock car racers held at the Osceo­ la drag strip and the Semi­ nole County Sports Car Club for ths gymkhana lovers, and their form of "trail-riding." If you had rather fly than ride horses or dragsters thers Is the Civil Air Patrol Squad­ ron which meets in North OrUndo and has sn enthusias­ tic group that includes young people as well as adults. Still another method of transportation-type sports ac­ tivity is boaU and skils and the many waterways, lakes, rivers and streams around Seminole County lend themeelves to those who love to be on the water. For these folks, there is the Boat and Skin Club, which plans tours vie boaUeades several times during tha year. The Sportsman'e Associa tion is interested in hunting and fishing, the conservation of game and fresh water fiah and the preservation of the woodlands of the county. A Pistol and Rifle Club has been formed for those who like to (hoot at targets and has a practice range set up Just off Hwy. 1T W near Longwood. Dog lovers have their or­ ganisation, too, with the ColUe Fancieri Club in South Sem note. Regular shows are plan ned to train and exhibit thoroughbreds. Another active form of re- MODERN FACILITIES are offered in all de­ partments of Seminole Memorial Hospital. A new pediatrics ward is being installed, kitchen facilities enlarged and a storeroom is being added. Further expansion of tha hospital Is on the planning boards. (Herald Photo) SAFEGUARDING OF THE HEALTH of Sanford and Seminole County citizen* is a No. 1 business. Physicians and others allied to the medical profession continually etrive to benefit REMODELING AND renovation at a cost of about $5,000 will convert this old postoffice building into a new home ' f o r Sanford Public creation is dancing, and there la non* mors exciting and entertaining to young and old than square dancing. The lo­ cal club is called the Star­ light Promenadcrs and has within it several other groups with their own eye-catching names. New square dance classes are formed several times a year, under the susplcies of the City Recreation Department of Sanford, and dancea are held every week. For winter visitors and tourlstj there is the Tourist and Shufflcboard Club which holds regular play and m 'ets with other similar groups from all over the state ami often brings home the tro­ phies. Men's and Women'# Golf Associations are active on the many golfing greens in tha county, which includes the Mayfair in Sanford, Mid-Flor­ ida and Rolling Hills near Saniando Springs and the Casselberry Golf Course in the community of the same name. Library. Tho property has been given to the City of Sunford for a library by tho U. S. Gov­ ernment. (Herald Photo) Three years ago tha San­ ford Male Chorus was organ­ ized and this group of "men who just like to sing” has since presented annual con­ certs aach year, Improving their techniques and repertoira as they go along, undar the baton of Robert Carnle, director. Distant And run tda Astronomsrs thought An­ dromeda was a nebula (a lum­ inous cloud of gai) until a few decade* ago when observa­ tions from Mount Wilton proed tha mlety patch to ba * syatem of separata stars, first that man had dlaeovared out­ side hla own galaxy. By - Well Organized Naval Training Program EVERYTHING FOR BEGINNER or EXPERT • Fisher-Price • I'abtkool • AMT M adam KODAK £tect/u&~£^L Comtrai Alexander MOVIE GIVE • Murray Rem co • Mattel Toys And Gamas For AU Agee GRADES 6 THRU 9 WITH GRADE EACH YEAR. AOPERATED BY BOBBIE A BILL 2701 Orlando Drivo AN ADDITIONAL SCREENS BETTER VIEWERS PICTURES SLIDES AUTOMATICALLY e EACH MIDSHIPMAN RECEIVES ATTENTION TO INSURE HIS FULL POTENTIAL THE INDIVIDUAL DEVELOPMENT OP For Particular* W rite: TOY CORRAL OWNED YOU • Full Participa­ tion In IntraMural Sports CAMERAS PROJECTORS • Tonka • SANFORD, FLORIDA • Character Development We Feature Quality Name Rrand Toys e Sanford Naval Academy • High Academic Standards "Making Young Dreams Come True" Ravall THE A SELECT PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR BOYS OUR SPECIALTY — • resident*. Top is tho new Blood Bank building nenr the hospital and below la the new County Health Department facility on French Avenue. (Herald Photo#) Sanford, Fla. HACKETT Ph. FA 2-829.1 H. J. FURMAN, SUPT. SANFORD NAVAL ACADEMY SANFORD, FLORIDA (V M o L d i'A Q am sjm 210 S. PARK AVE. SANFORD, FLA. �■ ^ y :y > Sale With HERALD Want-Ads 6. P er R sat L Mstfsan • P w n u h VACUUM CLEANER, repelrt, NEW 1 BB enfura. apt 7»> part*, rapptfce for Electro- raxao Boon. Pk. FA S-C30L lax. Kirby, Hoover, AirWay, Bex-Air etc. Free “CLEAN RUiet Roomi” Ike picks*. New aad Uaed Oablai. PA X-0m. Ilm en aaid. FA M m . APARTMENT for Bent, MS Myrtle, PA HUB. 9 . W k m a U m - iw tractiM S Bedroom unfura. boom. PIANO IMMM. E M M Nice. Phono PA MISS as PA MW. 6. Per t a t P V B N I 6 R B 9 Apeitaaat. FUHN. DUPLEX Apt, I BlL PA I SSNC e r a . mens. a BR, Fla. Rm, fenced yard. Lake Mary. PA AO4S0. a BOOM Beeae. Unfttra. ex­ cept alove. Near NAB. FURNISHED Duplex. Adult*, $11J l weekly. Pk. PA ASMS. Phone 122 3410 or 38-73S3. CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Lost A 9owU 2. Notices - Personals 8. Education - detraction Office 204 W. F irst ■ E sp o ia m u rr: n s B trtli «i0 M M l» 17. Male Help wanted IE Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 10. Babysitters 21. Beauty 8aloas 22. Build - Paint - Repair 23. Buildinf Materials 24. Electrical Services 26. Plumbiny Services Legol Notice 26. Radio k Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Sarvles r.uT%TR n r s n a t a r. 29A. Auto Accessories i i k i .1. nrcraar.n. lont'R to t'NKnrroita 80. Machinery - Tools OKAY, MR. j f HOWARBYDU B 0 ^ 3 T E A O - < > - GOING T O 4 ru . remember J remember rr? F TMAT Tf) Al.I. FKIUtO.VM IIAVITK1 CI.AIUH OR nr.MA.VDe AflAINHT HAIP FJtTATEi You ami .ach of ynu ara hareby not Kind and required to flla any rlalma and damanda which yon, or allhar of you. may hava axalnat aald citato In tha offlca of Hon. Varnoa lllie. J r, C o u n t y Judso of Bamlnola County, at hla offlca In tha Court llouaa In O r la n d o . F l o ri d a , within all e a l a n d a r m o n t h a f ro m t h a t im e of t h a f l r a t p u b l i c a t i o n o f th la notlca. E a c h r l a l m o r d a m a n d m u a t ba In w r l l i n a a n d c o n ­ t a i n t h a p l a c e o f ra a ld a n c a a n d p oat o f fic e a d d r a a a o f tho claim ant, h la a a a n t o r a t t o r ­ ney, o r t h o oamo ah all ba void. H K T T I H V. CAHLOW Aa K i e c u t r l a o f aald aatata. K d w a r d a A McCorm ick to il K. R o h l n a o n A v e n u e O r la n d o . F l o r i d a A ttornay fo r K l» r u trl« I'u b l l a h t Oot. 31, Nov. I, 11. I t , 1)41. CDN-tll Legal Notice Ton and eaeh «f yon i r t k a r tb y notified a n d r eq u ired to preeent an y r la lm a a n d dam aada w hich yon, or althay of y o a, m a y h a v e a c a l n a t t h a a a t a t a o f C I M K L K B O. W I L K H d acaaaad , l a t a o f s a i d C o u n ty , t o t h a C o u n t y J u d g e o f S a m ln o la C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , a t h l a o fflca la t h a c o u r t h o u a a 31A. Pets o f a a l d C o u n t y a t H an fo rd . Florida, w ith in ala c a le n d a r 32. Flowers - Shrubs m o n t h a f ro m t h a l i m a o f t h a 33. Furniture f l r a t p u b l i c a t i o n o f th i n n o tice. Two roplaa o f aa c h claim o r 34. Articles For Sale S4-A Swap or Exchaate da ae dm a na hd a l la h ai tl al t ab a t h laa pwl arcl at l a eo ,f 36. Articles Wanted ra a ld a n c a a n d p o a t o f f l c a a d of lh a c la im a n t, a n d 86. Automobiles - Trucks da hr aaa all ba aw orn to by th a claim ant, hla a a a n t , o r a t t o r ­ ney a n d a c c o m p a n i e d b y a f l ll n y fca o r o a a d o l l a r a n d auch c l a i m o r d e m a n d a o t no fllad a h a l l ba vo id. / a / K L IZ A U B T I! B. W O , KB Aa K i n c u t r l x o f t h a t-aet W ill a n d T a a ta m a n t of CtlAIU.KH a W lU vB , dacaa aad ( I E a A. 8 P I2 E R . J LOST: Saturday, little Boat- A t t o r n a y f o r a a l d RE. a t a t a ton Bull. Black with whit* I U H M a e n o l l a A v a n n a ring around neck. H ai col­ H anford , F l o r i d a . F lra t publication O ctober II. lar on but no identification. A. D. t M l . Reward. FA I N S . 12M P u b llah Oct. M A Vow. 4. U II. l i t * Park Ave. Sanford. ICD K -M ..FXACTICE MAKiQ PERFECT/ Community Built With Pride 3 and 4 Bedrooms 1, V /j, 2 Baths _ - _ / VSA..AUO FOR M0UHY TOEUV ^ 7 7 ' V CIOTMHS FOR HlMniF ANDFOR SO *A*y ( SOME CHARACTER NAMED 0lAW_ cas n o \ n u s p i Ana r o a r * f o r S0TH1 HE50XAV, VHimmO BIO HHAKTED.WITS , M R A W O tB /^ fc MV CA5MI HR CUOMT TO HAVEL MUMHOMIS ATTENTION. M*SOS.CMLTHE HOSPt TA1ANDHAVETtSM _ U NO AM AMtRUANCt i e ^ l A l L ilWjWwvmCjWJ t «® fr, «*ni FHA and Conventional Financing o«.vk>. PR.CA^y, WU.L A OF > > t X J - l WEAN- JcO U R^t, ccx .tr >co \ i l l g o , OtVEMIMWJUR), wmi t, FEK^DfiAJ. HIM. / ATTENPCNT »U-?> ,—^ Homes of Distinction Custom Built W ¥ Dl l ATI ON V IN T H K O E I WOICAIUJ A 9 TT W ASN'T < Kitchens ANORDtNAR f FAINTIM9 S P E lL, M /TOPRove ^ ------ J IVCBEW M TOUR MUNITIONS 5HtO, X TOOKSOME£XPK»VE3 CUTWR. HOCKcTaf M xvm m m m SHOEMAKER Construction Co. Custom Building Our Specialty General Office 211W. 25th S t FA 2-3103 Sales Office FA 2-7495 SFENSTROM REALTY, Sales Agents �J ___1 Rain Or Shine, The Response Tours’ In From Your Classified Ad. Call FA 2-5612. 9 tra li Nov. IS, 1& 63 — Page • For Rent 9 -a 10. Wasted to Real 112. Real Estate For 8ale| 12. Real Rotate For Salt 12. Real Estate For Sato 12. R eal E s ta te F o r Sale 12. R eal E s ta te F o r Sato 12. R eal E a ta t* F o r Soto IS . Root b l a t e F a r t a k NEEDED AT ONCE BY OWNER. On Big Lake TERRIFIC BUY I 3 bed­ 3 tt ACRES of tile farm land. 2 BR., kit. equip., utility, ATTRACTIV* * M m , I EXCEPTIONAL Mary, Ilk Acre, 3 BR., 2 rooms, 2 baths with built-in One flowring well. Air toad. A central heating. bath kerne. Lara* Hviaf SPECULATIVE BUY FIs. Rm., hw floors, ear$2,230. equipment. Completely ren­ No down payment to VA. baths, fireplace. FA 2-379. room, eeparato f e a l t y FURN. « rm . apt. 130 no. We need ten (10) nice homes, porte. 2 lots. Low down 2440 fact of Hwy. No, 44 near ovated. Wide corner lot. 101 Monthly payments os low room, tovaty laadeeaped Approx. • ml. fm.baie, 1 furnished or unfurnished, pymt. $73 mo. FA 2-6257 or Geneva— 34 acre*— Good 3 Brown Dr. Sale price $13.- ROSA L PAYTON as $63, includes T k 1. Ph. C O L O N I A L HOME. Near yard with hack yard b a a block (m. Hlway. FA 2-5771. BR Concrete Block Home— Immediately! We have the write Box 37. e/o paper. Reg. Real Estate Broker Lakr, 3 or 4 BR, 2 baths k 300. Monthly $93. Including 322-2744. LMN Enterprises, clients I If you have a 2, 3, Florida Room, etc. All for ed. d o ted garage. FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha fireplace, large garage, Ph. taxes and insurance. Iff TM M S Bdrm. house In Lake Mary. Sales Office Upsalo Rd. $31,500. or 4 bedroom home for rent FOR SALE. All or any part, FA 2-379 KINGSWOOD BUILDERS $50 month. 322-4066 or 6271. 11 a. m. to s p. m. or lease, call S BEDROOMS, 144 baths. 370 ft. frontage on Itlway INC. Swimming pool Furn. or 17-93. 363 ft. deep. Zoned S t Johns Realty ROSA L. PAYTON HOME AND POOL $ Room House, Unfurn. Good FA 2-4074 GREENBRIAR OF LOCH In desirable Loch Arbor, 3 unfurn. 121 Lake Dot Dr. Commercial. E-Z Terms. THE TIME TESTED FIRM Reg. Real Batata Broker location. $65. 41 Votuela Dr., ARBOR — a contemporary Sunland. John Andes, 606 W. 20th St. 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2-6123 FA 3-13M 17-93 at Hiawatha Ig. bedrooms, 3 baths, spac­ BEAUTY ON THE ST. JOHNS DeBary, 668-5023. home designed by James ious living room A separ­ Elegant home on landscaped 322-2420 HI N. Park Graham Chapman, Jr., Ar­ ate dining room, largo kit­ WE LAIC A APARTMENTS: acre of land with 73 ft. COLONIAL four bedro chitect, gives this home a two baths, double garage In chen w. breakfast space, a Rooms private baths, 114 12. Real Estate For Sale frontage on the historic St. brand new concept in lux­ fenced a beautiful setting of large yard containing W. First St. Johns River. 2 Bedrooms, pine and nak trees In swimming pool. All at the Nearly New 3 BR urious living. 2 batik, with unusual swim­ APT. $30. Surplus City. GREENBRIAR of Loch Ar­ FHA appraisal of $17,000, TEE N* GREEN ming pool. Also coxy guest The flagstone entry leads In­ HAROLD LOGAN, PtaaMtat bor adjoining the Mayfair only $700 down to qualified Must be sold thla week. No cottage with kitchen and to the liviog room, dining E FF. Apt. $37.50. 611 Park. Golf Course. purchaser. down payment. Immediate bath. Located near Inter­ room, family room and occupancy. $65 month In state 4 Interchange. Price DOWN, U, clean. 611 Park. three bedrooms all opening Living room, dining room, eludes taxes A insurance. 322,300.00. Good terms t directly onto a large gar large family room adjoin­ Ask at Sales Office on UpUS E. WOODLAND Dr. Near Ewjoy quiet village life, with shopping centers and den, adequate for future ing a very spacious kitchen sals Rd. near Church. Open 1801 f . Park Ave. NAS. I Br„ 2 bath, plus churches within n few blocks. Only $ mL tn pest re salvo pool. enhanced with solid black dally 11 a. m. to S p. m. FA 3-3232 anytime den, double utility room, Sanford, with hospitals, largo chain shopping center*. walnut custom built cab­ fenced yard. FA 2-808!. REALTOR - INSUR0R Enjoy lahe privileges too. The two baths are fully tiled. MOST WOMEN HAVE inets; complete with all MAYFAIR FA 2-4391 1319 S. French Ate The beauty of the master SMART HUSBANDS General Electric built-in RENT A BED OVER ROSA PAYTON SIG bath is further enhanced by wbo will see the advantages equipment including G.E. Rol'away, Hospital A Baby 4 BEDROOM, 2 bath, living n marhlp top on tlu> double of an oak shaded, fence*! FAIRLY NEW HOUSE, 3 central heating and air con­ Beds. room with fire place, lam Bit, 3 baths, with 7 acres vanitory and a large dress back yard for the kids, plus ditioning. By Day, Week, or Month ily room, screened patio, Large shaded lota, presllgs homes, Just o ff mala hwy. land, near Country Club. ing room. There are apac investment advantages in a Ph. FA 2-5161 116 W. 1st St. double carportc, on 110’ between Daytona, Winter Park and Orlando sad Ideal for Early American ious walk-ln closets. sparkling 3 bedroom home. Dining room, family room, CARROLL'S FURNITURE 110' lot. minutes away from Capo CaaavarsL furnishings. $33,000. A (mail down payment will kitchen have separate glass $21,500. The kitchen has solid black put you In. Call now for ap­ IDEAL smaller home In BA Special Notices sliding doors leading onto Will trade for acreage. beautiful setting with too walnut custom built cabi­ pointment largo “ L" shaped patio. foot frontage on Lake Mon­ Bukur’s Music Shop ON BEAUTIFUL Lake Mon nets; is completely equip­ roe. Near Deltona. $22,300. ped by General Electric in Sales, rentals A repairs rue. 2 bedroom home, pool, FOR RANCIIETTR8 . Theao ars choice building site*, VERY N E A T retirement Price: $25,600, with excellent eluding the exciting new 2004 Cedar Ave. also complete guest house, suitable to all tastes. financing. home in suburbs. Large lot, Americana range. INVESTMENT A REALTY 322-7202 magnificent grounds. Must 116 N. PARK AVE. 322-3173 4 citrus trees. $8,Soo. see this. $22,500. • Wc Will Build For You Homes, lots, acreage. 7. B usiness Renin!* Exposed s t a c k e d concrete • No Down Payment# On Your Lot block wall, walnut paneling WHAT DO YOU NEED? PECK REALTY Office Building Box 24 DeBary, Fla. NO 8-4241 in dining and family room, STEMPER HAS IT! A Complete Package la On* Deal SUITABLE for real estate, birch paneling In many Lakefront homes, riverfront Branch Office NO 8-4314 home*, country h o m e s , doctors, etc. Spick-and-span. Architecture —-> Building — Financing areas. The living room has P. O. Box 1599. Sanford downtown homes, govern­ TERRIFIC BUY Will air condition entire exposed redwood beams 322 8074 Bedroom, two bath with ment-owned homes; and the uniquo construction building for acceptable ten­ 110 N. Park. P. O. Box 933 MORE .. MORE .. MORE FHA — VA — 90% Conventional RESIDENTIAL built-in equip. Completely of gray glass In the four ACREAGE. ant. Close in on 1st St. renovated Inside. Corner lot, L O T S , COMMERCIAL gables with indirect lighting Plenty of parking. Phone Loans 101 Drown Drive. Sale Price LOTS. BUSINESS OPPOIt and overlooks an enclosed 322-2744, 11 to 3 except Sat­ Chuluota Realty Specials TUNITIES, MOTELS. IN $15,880 — monthly payment garden. urday and Sunday. _____ LAKES TO SWIM AND FISII, VEST.M E NTS, COM ME It gist*. It>. including taxis REAL COUNTRY LIVING. 10. W anted to Rent CIAL LEASES. RENTALS insurance. Price: $29,300, with excellent CITY CONVENIENCES SANFORD'S M O S T COM­ financing. KINC.SWOOD Needed At Once PLETE R E A L ESTATE 2 and .T Iled room Homer*, b r g e Ixtls — BUILDERS, INC. We need ten (10) nice homes, P. O. Ilox lr.Wl SERVICE. FA 2-8074 4250 Down — Prices from 56,800 to 57,750. furnished or unfurnished, We have FREE City A Coun­ From $31.60 to $41.52 Per Month Immediately! We have the ty Maps. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS cllenU! If you have a 2, 3, CHULUOTA REALTY Realtor o r 4 bedroom home for Raymond Lundquist, Asso. 363-32H2 rent or lease, call P. O. Box 1399, Sanford L. W. MOItSKt REALTOR FA 2 3931 Atlantic Bank B!dg P h o n e 322-2744 P . O. Box 775, I .on k wood 1919 S. FRENCH AVE. 322 6074 BEDROOM, 1 bath. Kit­ chen equipped. Owner be 322 2120 Ing transferred. Must sell. 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2910. 3 — 4 BR NEW Stenstrom Realty L .M .N . ENTERPRISES IN C Seminole Realty • CRYSTAL LAKE PARK • LAKE W AYMAN HEIGHTS Stemper Agency 1/2-1 Acre Sites Available SOU TH W A RD Kingswood JO H N E. FO X Builders, Inc. Realtor _ _ L.M .N. ENTERPRISES, IN C . Number 1 In Number O f Homes Constructed In The Sanford Area In 1962-1963 Kingswood Builders, Inc. Stemper Agency Stenstrom Realty Legal Notice BY OWNER: 1 yr. old 3 Bits, 2 baths. Split bedroom!. 22 ft. Fla. Rm.. built-in kit. with rating area. 23 ft. livang k dining rm. Ducted heat, terra/zo floors, double carportc, 19 ft. utility rin., va. N E V A MOSS. fenced yard on corner lot rWunlsnt. in city. $3,000 down, $83 s o r te r : o r »t it month. May consider 2nd t o # n rv A moss, sn s Ohio A v-nu# S o u th . r -h . i r l fi t o n mortgage. 322 9120 after 6 W ».t V lrflnU YOU AUK p.m. IIE Itltnr NOT1F1HD that iv r m : r i i u - r r r m u ht ok n iK vi v m j i u n i si. r m . i l ’iT. iv avis rim voi.n coi s n , n .m in is ix t iitvrR H V vn. i.uw MAVN.Sr.D STANTON MOM. Plaintiff, C om plaint fo r D iv o rce un.l o t h r r relief ha# b a a n fll«.l a i n l n a t y o u In th » nbu v# «lyl• 1 C o u r t a m t you o r a h#r#l>y r « q u l r n | t o i n r v a • copy o f j ro u r A n eurer » r o t h e r So t h e C o m p l a i n t upo n t*lo P l a i n t i f f # Attnris ay. K. J VfU SON IIS.SSZK, A l t n r n - y a t L e w . 120 N o r t h Or.m u # » ,/e n u e . S u it# IS. O rlan d o . Orfcnite C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , a n d fll* th # o r i g i n a l An«w#r o r drf»n# » In l h a o fflc# o f th # C le r k of I h f C i r c u i t C o u r t on o r ho fo ra t h a 12th d a y o f D ece m b e r, ISO. A. D. If y o u fa ll t n do J u d g m e n t liy D e f a u l t will ho t a k e n a g a i n s t you f o r th# ro 1l«f p r a y t d fo r In th# Com plaint a n d aald r»u»« will t h # n p r o c e e d K« IMrte. MAYFAIR SECTION ON 2 big lots. 4 bedroom, 2 full baths, Florida room, | Kitchen equipped, CVntrul I heating and Air Condition-1 ing. $23,000. SAN-SKM REALTY 2619 S. French FA 2-7439 BY OWNER. 3 BR, 2 full baths, Fla. nooui, Central heat, double carporte on corner lot in City. 2 blocks to shopping, churches, L DONR AND ORDKItKP. at doctors. Sell below bank ap­ Sanford, riorlda. thl# «th day praisal. $3,000 dn, $85 of November, la«J. A. I). month. Conventional mort­ (SE.SI.) gage. May consider 2nd Arthur II- narkwlth. Jr Clark Circuit Court mortgage. FA 29126 after Seminole Conntv, Florida 6 :>. m. Anytime weekends. Ily: Martha T. V1h1 n Deputy Clark tasw offh-ee It Pays K. JACKSON IIASSZK Suita 1« To Use 12u North itranga A*enuo Orlan<lo, Florida The HERALD Pubtleli Nov. 11, II. 23 A Par. tr~ --------------------------W ant Ads. CDO.JS THE HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. FAMILY Their skill nnd experience, combined with NEW POLICIES, h m a m b t o l Holler* t* break a l aatoa record* for the 1944 Model Yearl New Policies ? ? s r . y ttw | R EHEVROi OLdSMDBIL New Cor Sales Under the new "HIGH VOLUME" ualee program our customers receive th# beneflU of the |owr#t possible volume prleea on new and used cars and the fairest trade-in allowances available anywhere. • New Used Car Policies All Holler used cars are thoroughly Inspected from bumper to bumper and reconditioned by our expericnc/d service department. You may be assured that any car bearing the "OK" tag la eight ia •very way.--------------- • New Service Program Holler Service ha* gone "modern.'* It's fast and ef­ r # » ta v tT g y \ | m ; m m m tm M . m . . * ficient, handling all service problems with ease and keeping pace with the Increased turnover of new and used car*. Before You Buy Any Florida Home Check and Compare the M ackle-Built Homes at Deltona F L O R I D A majestic model hemes are open new fa r yum la They are the crowning achievement of Flo/ide'i Meckle Brotheri, Front row, right to left: David Smith, Fred Yenckle, Charlie Smith, David Tomlinson, general manager, Hubert Schoenfield, Albert N ash, Henry Illume, T. E. Noon, Willie Perry, David Perry. Second row; C. D. Brown, Elmo Paris, Audrey Yenckle, Alice Lindsley, Robert William*, Helen Wade, Clarenc* l ’uraell, Chnrle* Bone, Ed Mlkovaky, Job* Bender, Jesse H arris, Service Mgr., Owen Miller. Third row: Tim Adam*, James Benton, Joseph Orseneo, Howard Hood, W arren Adams. Not available at time of picture; Tommy H ittell and Claude HitteU. Your to tal CHEVSOlEI • O U tS M O M U • C /U H IU C D u b , Iv owr 54 years a Umovs name la southern building! Coon Payments a rt as tow as $210! Monthly Payments as lew as $43.11! No Prepayments! No Closing Costs! Cornu out today I Open 9 am. to 9 pjn. doit/. Tike new IntersUto | 4 and get eft at 9m DeBary L u n a r go. THE MACKLE BROS. INC. PHONE DaLANO 734-7303 DELTONA, FLORIDA IMel Hene hveitwe MW latent/ 4 ,c* ky h i 4m u«<* HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. 2307 PARK DR. — FA 2-0861 2nd. & PALMETTO — FA 2-0711 SANFORD, FLORIDA �nse Use The Herald, FA 2-5612 GEEENEXIAE Choice Iota available fa Greenbrier of Lock Arbor overlooking golf c a m . Cttftoto baQdiag to jrour ■pectfleaUose. Grooabrlor dmlopod bp KING9WOOD BUILDERS, INC tO t Fairmont Or. PA M»74 FHA • VA HOMES S. 3, * 4 BEDROOMS I. m . * I BATHS DOWN PAYMENTS PROM Home On Lake Monroe $100 Mayfair Golf Comae. Bitch, Fireplace. HaH aere lot, SI fndt tree* • Well (no water DUk). Let* than 1700 down, payment* kaa than 9100. Low Monthly Payment* fo r Complete Information Set Or Call Year S t Johns Really Stenstrom Realty THE TIME TESTED FIRM Complete with all General no N. Park Am. PA sous Electric built-in equipment tad O.E. central heating with duct* died for future air comliUoaiag. FHA - VA JOHN E FO X REALTOR Licensed practical aaraaa lor 3 to 11:30 p. m. and 11 to SERVICE Station tor Uaat. T:30 a. m. ahiflc. 40 hear weeii. DeBary Manor, Beau­ tiful new Nuralag Hama. RL 17-01, DeBary, Fla. 000-4430. BALES BROKER atoka. Home faring paved street. Plenty mom for ad­ ditional homo on Lekefroat. Located m a r tatoracetlon. Interatate Highway No. 4. Offered tor *ale to settle Estote. P r l e e : 133.000. Price: 921,300, with excellent Terms may be arranged If financing. dr*(red. For more details, call SANFORD'S Kingswood Property Nanagsumiit . A Bale* Broker ]im Hunt Realty Up who llkos money, Oka homo aad Independence. Builders, Inc. 2944 B. French Am. 333-30(1 Sanford, Fla. AUX OF SANFORD machine Operatore f o r awioutite aad epsttowear. If yoa art exptrltoctd to factory aewiag lanktoea, wt hart eteady work for yoa la a modem airtaadl* Uoood factory, aadar vary goad working rawdltitae. Ph. PA 3-004, aak far Mr. Curiak. Complete Reed Estate Service 111 NORTH PARK AVENUE ROSA L. PAYTON Eeg- Real Estate Broker PA 3-1301 IT-03 at Hiawatha Government Owned Homes Priced From $6,760 Down Paym ents As Low As $100 Monthly Paym ents From $43.50 1001 8. PARK AVE. SANFORD* FLA. Ta make the beet home buy, nee the VA - FHA Appointed iro p e rty M anagem ent & Sales B roker Jim Hunt Realty Office PA 3-3110 W. DIETRICHS Specialty! REALTOR • “When yoa think of an, don’t think of Real Estate, bat whoa yoa do think of Ronl Estate, think of no." ASSOCIATES: ADELAIDE H. MOSES M. V. PARRY PHONE! 322-301S PHONE: 322-81 EXCLUSIVE SALES AGENTS FOB Ravenna Park & Idyllwilde Custom B uilt Homes of Distinction* For H appier Florida Living* WE IN V IT E YOU T O TAKE ADVANTAGE OF . . . % 3 2 Years Of Automobile Sales And Service Experience Strlcklond-Morrlflon, Inc. hnn been yonr friendly Ford denier In Sanford and Seminole County for 32 yearn. Experienced in ad phaaea of the automobile bunineae, It ban been our policy to give our patrooa a good product, reasonably priced plua an ex­ cellent "after the ea!eH service plan. GARY HUDGINS Manager of smartly styled *64 Ford Fnkonn. Fairinses, Gal­ axies, Thuaderblrda aad reliable read worthy Ford truckn are on display. You’re always assured of a good selection si Slrkklaad-Morriaoa. We Invite yonr inspection of our modern service fa­ cilities. The equipment la the amot amdi ra available and our ataff la composed of skilled aad experienced * *T*g- -----A- " -JBE mam �. JK * To Plant Yourself In Your Own Home SW EETIE PIE By N adine Seltzer MONEY • MONEY • MONEY We will open due to expan­ sion of field operations, New Territory and will fur­ nish LEADS • TRAINING. making money, secure fu­ ture and owning yowr own business . . . Write r . 0. Box 0000, Orlando, Florida. C A R PET CHILD CARE. 885-3888. DAY’S WORK o r baby sitting. FA 2-7047. SO. DISHES for Sale, Service for I, Foie Color. FA 3-0811. LYCOMING, 12S bp . excel­ lent, Prop-stand, tank-meta n , HM. Marina Isle. For Sale, Pony Saddle, f2k FA 2 8338. MODEL A Pick-Up. Beat of­ fer. 108 Mayfair Circle alter NEW ISM Boats arriving daily. Selection of Lone On Canned Foods. Drug and 4 p.m. Star, TBunderblrd, StarMiscellaneous store items. craft, Traveler and etc. Al­ Hiway 17-82 A 454. Standard 1880 oido. t Dr. Hardtop. E xt. so cleeeout prices on all Station near Longwood. rood. R A H . 8200 A take 18M m e d a l s . Examples: up payments. TeL PA 8 R U ETHELL’S ANTIQUE $1085 75 hp. Evinrude 8785; after 5 p.m. SHOP 40 hp. $585 ; 28 hp only 8385; Antiques A Used Furniture 18’ Gator Trailer 8150; 81795 DRASTIC REDUCTION IF 100% Nylon or wool carpet­ ing Installed with rubber READY MIX Concrete, winfew sills, Unto!*, steps, padding. 3 Rooms up to blocks, eand, cement, reek, 270 sq. ft. 8139.50. As low pipe, stael, grease traps, Uaed furniture, appliances, as 87.00 n month. Limited dry welle, stepping stones. tools, etc. Bought • Sold. lime only. Pb. Orlando col­ Mirecle Concrete Co. Larry’s M art 218 Santord lect 241-8500. •00 Elm Are. FA 8-5711 Ave. Ph. FA 2-4182. RYE FAMILY’S CREDIT. Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick Service With the Take up remaining 6 pay­ ments of 86.00 on '63 Model, Cash. SUPER TRADING S w I n s N e e d le Automatic POST. rA 2-041 f. Zlg Zag Sewing MschtBs, Like New, Does Decorative FREE ESTIMATE Upholstering ft Mattress ren­ Sewing, Makes Automatic Buttonholes, Sews on But­ ovating. New ft Used Furni­ tons, Monograms, Embroid­ ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Co., at 708 Celery Ave. ers, Darns, Patches, Etc. WO Volkswagen. 2812 French FA 2-8627. FA 2-2117. Ave. FA 2-7554. MEN • WOMEN Ago 1854 WANTED IMMEDIATELY To train for C IV IL S E R V IC E Good pay, More security, va­ cation and sick leave pay. For free information Writ* American Service. Box 14, c/o Sanford Harald. Will keep small children In my home. FA 2-3504. SINGER AUTOMATIC WYNN’S FLOWER SHOP Sewing machines, like . new. “Where (lowers say what makes buttonholes, tews oa words cannot.” but tow, mosogrami, em­ Mr. * Mrs. W. A. Wynn. broiders, etc. All without Florists. 181* W. 13th S t attachments. Sold new over FA 2-1828 or 8128. 8300 balance now due only DUTCH MILL NURSERY An­ 882.28, pay 87.88 monthly. nuals reedy now. Upcala Liberal trade-in on your Rd. Near Mayfair Golf old machine. Call now for Course. free home trial. Orlando collect 241-8588. BLOOMING Roses on Cher*kes stock. AU other kinds of Nursery shrubbery and L a rs o n I l i a : , 1 7 JT33 Lovely laksfrewt h u m s with landscape^ grounds Fahuglms 8550. Many others, pins laric selection at clean need outfits. Termst Rob­ son Sporting Goods, Down­ town Sanford, PA 2-5081. WEEK ENDS NO 8-4885 W. T . Corbett, Realtor Highway 17-92 Box 729 D eB iry, Florida S , ’ riAL RANCHES 488 A. In paster*. 818 A. planted 8«M88i Tens*. C A . Whiddoo, ASSOCIATES: MARIE ROGERS R. R. PAGE FRANCIS COUGHIAN ■wvtuap*. n - l b “She wants an EXPERT to |uirantes her that permanent tenth will grow in plant of hnr baby teeth!" BabysItUr* HOLCOMB Plano Tuning and Repair EMRICK’S W. L. Harmon - FA 2-4220 BABY SITTER SERVICE BODY ft PAINT SHOP AIR-CONDITIONER ft fence, Licensed • Experienced 405 Celery Ave. FA 2-0185 142 Mayfair Circle. 322-7331, Transportation Furn. SINGER 137 Plnecreit Dr. • FA 2-1527 INNERSPRING Mattress ft AUTO REPAIRS SALES ft SERVICE Springs, Nice. 823. 322-1108. Major or Minor Dial Operator 11. Bnanty Pick-up ft Delivery -A s k F o r - W X 6800 DOG BOX. Six separate comW ITTS AMOCO Haxel Porter Beauty Shop partments, fits any pick-up SERVICE Cold Wave 88.00 complete 29. Automobile Service truck. FA 2-5855. 2501 S. Sanford FA 1 1104 W. 23th St. PA 2-1521 24 HOUR NOVEMBER Special. Rod ft WRECKER SERVICE H arriett's Beauty Nook reel. $4.77. Surplus City. AUTO GLASS WRECK REBUILDING Eve Appi's. S Sr. Beauticians 201 W. 1 s t St. RATLIFF 4 SONS INSTALLED 188 So. Oak FA 2-5743 2374 Orlando Dr. FA 2-348! Senkarik Glass and Paint ADMIRAL 21’ TV for Sale. PERMANENT Wave Special Company Perfect coed. New tube juet EASTSIDE GARAGE 20% off regular prices. 210 Magnolia Pis. FA 2-4122 installed. FA 2-0541. Open Evenings by appt. Complete Automotive Svc, Free parking lo t Services Brakes - Muffler* • Wsldia Auto Glass, Tope ’ DUO-THERM Oil Space Heat­ Virgil Gracey, Owner ft Saa> Covers from tip to tip. er, with blower, 850. Phooe S.R. 48 ft Beardall Ave. Cut ‘N Curl Beauty Shop FA 84528. AUTO GLASS & FA 2-9965 318 Palmetto Ave. SEAT COVER CO. GUNS. Buy, sell, trade, re­ Phone door (1) 322-0834 ZITTROWER BROS. pair. Osteen Bridge Fish 304 W. 2nd St. FA 1 8033 Phone door (2) 322-8523 GARAGE Camp ft Gun Shop. ALL WORK GUARANTEED Auto and Truck Repairing SWAINS B1 A T T F .n Y S VC . For real ante mobile bar­ Gasoline or Diesel . PAINT WORK done. Inside or Generator • Starter Serv. gains, check the Herald class­ Road Service out. For info. Ph. 522-9368. 1400 Elm Ave. FA 2-3632 ified display section. FA 2-2055 402 E. 2nd We wish to thank all our customer* and friends fur their oontributkm to thn amten* of our bualnenn for thn post four yearn. Because of yoor loyalty wo havo ootabUohod ante* record* for . . • PAINTING—Room or House —Prices very Low— Ph. 323-0550. BRACKET TILE ft MARBLE Licensed u bonded. Free esti­ mates sod designing. 2708 Sanford Ave. FA 2-6125 or 3711 25. Plumbing Service* HINSON ft HEARN PLUMBING CONTRACTING the new DODGE Repairs ft Water Heaters FREE ESTIMATES 204 E. 3rd St. 322-9143 P L U M B IN G Contracting Repairs Through the combined experience of our staff, working as a team, It has been our aim to give you reliable, dependable and honest service. Serving you has been a pleasure. F R E E E S T IM A T E S it . L . IIA R V E Y 204 Sanford Ave. F \ 2-3383 LEE BROS. PLUMBING Heating and Air Conditioning. Crane, Kohlor ft American Standard Plumbing Fix­ tures. Carrier and Trane Air Conditioners. 310 Elm. FA 24852. HARRIETT'S PLUMBING ft SEPTIC TANK SERVICE Repairs, remodeling, beating 24 hr. service. 1521 Celery Ave. GO WEST! . . . on Firnt Street to 1801 to nee and drive the car with the 5 Year Guarantee and 50,000 Mile W arranty. BUSINESS M ANAGEM ENT SALES DEPARTMENT Mervln Dyal, Beel ness Meneger Mary B. Golden, Clerk Ca* E Chaniot, Salts Manager Harry Byrd, Sale* Representative Harold Whlllera. Hale* Representative Ray Herro*, Hales Representative LUBRICATION DEPT. Gary Gibson 27. Special Services AUTO WASH DEPT. TREE SERVICE William Hughe* Complete Lawn Service Free Ettimales FA 2-4377 PARTS DEPARTMENT WELLS DRILLED, TUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All Types and Size* Wo Repair and Service Burnell Hall, Peris Manager Chuck Clemmer, Assistant Parte Manager SERVICE DEPARTMENT Ronnie Dike, Service Meneger Don Rltehle, Assistant Hereice Man Dave Moore, New Car Delivery Joe Dlebold, Parte ft Service Paul Cason, Mechanic Hllm Rogers, Mcthanle Earl Younger, Mechanic H. E. MrHwain, .Mechanic Chester Stamps, Mechanic k IT N H Machinery and Supply Co. 207 W 2nd St. FA 2-8432 Milton Tolherl, .Manager Bill Bruce, Assistant SIDEWALKS, drivcwayt, pa tioa, etc. Free estimate. Ph. 322-3300. RAYS UPHOLSTERY ReuphoUtering. Free est. FA 2 7818 TE 8-2555 NOW ON DISPLAY AT OUR We Buy, Sell, Trade, Repair BILL'S THRIFT SHOP Furniture • Appliance* • TV Open 9 to u Daily ft Weekends Ph. 322-7363 2640 Hiawatha Sanford, Fla. NEW LOCATION! 301 W. First Street RAMBLER FOR SALE. Fill dirt. day. shell,' peat and lopioil. Kilts Lloyd. FA 2-2574. PIANO Tuning. Repairing, re­ building. Any type piano work. Reg. Member of Technicians Guild. Phone FA 2-4223, W. L. Harmon, Dot 594. Lake Mary, Fla. BILL HEMPHILL, President DODGE — RENAULT DEALER \ �vi [>aH, & rsVK-vira -- *< a^ :XV sva ii-tl r ' i . w w rT T '• — •■ ■ i.M i..--ill ..... . . KIRK PLAZA, owned and m anafed by William L. K irk, is one o f Sanford's new est office buddings, o fferin g Its ten an ts modern and spacious office suites, all boasting ground floor entrances. Strategically located, K irk P lain is only one block N orth o f F irst S treet and adjacent to S anford's Municipal P ark in g Lot, it is also w ithin * two blocks o f both City H all and the county courthouse. This prim e location is one o f its greatest business # Sunshine Pa r k in s A na* COURT Jr e a l t y N 0U 5I PLAZA K IRK PLAZA SUITE 5 0*K I Kim k bo a rd fcOOCSTiON m " C O M W e A tiftU STR eET vald cl worn. WHERE QUALITY SELLS . . . AND SERVICE TELLS EAkT • L ift * Accident * Group ^ K FiftST STRUT, • Marine * Auto • Casualty • Ilonda j M rs. Amy Anderson, Registered Real E state Broker FA 2 - 5 7 6 2 t'h .rlra B. Fox, A.nodat. ★ ★ ★ COMMERCIAL INVESTMENTS COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES HOME ★ GROVES * ACREAGE N llhU * Sunday* • Holiday* Pk. PA 2-2461 Complete Real Estate Service Kirk Plata Sanford, Fla. 104 E. CoaiBMrcial NIGHTS — SUN. — HOLIDAYS ---------- PIIONE TAZ- t RII Ira C. Metzger 24 HOUR SERVICE A. C. DOUDNEY Surveyers ALL COURTS Lee k ir k pla za COUNTY SURVEYOR - A.Wheeler BAIL BOND AGENCY William A. L efflcr, J r. Chung King Corp. Office t Lm A. Wheeler Sunshine Realty Amy Anderson Gordon Y. Frederick Attorney a t Law BAIL BONDS 322 -4466 DIRECTORY SEMINOLE COUNTY Maaikar Of FLORIDA SOCIETY OF PROFESSIONAL SURVEYORS U.S.D.A. Soil Conservation Service of the U.S.D.A. A. C. Doudney Surveyors Inc. County Surveyor — Seminole County Seaboard Finance Green & Osborn A. A. Bail Bonds Lee Wheeler �o > T . A * khr »a,.‘ r. * Srhr' S&mforti ftrrniit v TOMA S a N P o tf D l | S z jrl ■'FMINOL F Coun r y C C urn r^ rv r^ Some 3,500 years is the reputed age of the Big T ree on Gen. J. C. Hutcliisori Parkway. It - the Big Tree - is a tourist M U ST for ■sightseeing. 'Soy Seminole! County must be as old as the Big 1 ree . . . yet it is modern, too. N ew industry, new homes, new residents, r schools, the. Space Age . . . all are movmg into Seminole County. This section of the Progress Edition is devoted to Seminole County. For here arc agriculf , * •», i • ^ turc, industry, homes and gracious i; * {.• LM tfr— �w-' r • - c j > k A * *• ’ ’’• * .* f . V •>'• >? \ f - T . . Jt ' *' • v . , • •• ’ , jV . 1 Yoath b Tee Stab 4-H Forestry Winner ?. To keep aW w d d i i times la agrfcoltnre I. llM tla i other 4-H monb an oat of my county 9. Tho chanca to have n a l responsibility If I b a n tho cbaaeo to aator AN MDUSIRY BURT WITH of Um reaev-4 Im tamed hi aa partial falM m eat of tho 4-H Form try Pn}o<( re- The beginning of my 4-H career waa a t St. Lake’s Luth­ eran SchoL when I was in tha fifth grade. There were 26 boys In my first 4-H gronp. Their age* ranged from 11-14. Tha first yasr 1 took these pro• c t a | Gardening, forestry, wildlife, tractor, pnblle speak­ eattla rang* la pictured in tha Oviedo ana, B O M I 1J M IL L IO N c a ttle v a lu e d a t |1 6 0 m 0 ing, and attended general w h a n t h a cattle induetry plays a large part in Uoa r a n g e T lo rld a p a s tu re s f r o m P e n sa c o la to meetings. We met ta Slavia, Beminok County’s economy. t h a f l a t k n d E v e rg la d e s. T h is p a s to r a l sc e n e o f where the school le located, and our meeting* were every second and fourth Wednesday. They were conducted In • normal time ef oo* hoar. The JONATHAN LUKAS ! first half waa devoted to boat­ ed the day, aad tha seeSoma ef the awarde I have ond to the educational demon­ woe have boos th e wfawlag of strations. These demonstra­ tho "Goa Con With Gas For tions were given by each boy to his club, and was required Did." la IMS 1 plaeod sloth | la the state fo r vegetable by tha 4-H leader. We had project pilots that jadtiag. la 1M0, X plaeod Hie te e years ago, aeemUal Oviedo la the canter of a mainstay cf the eity’g econ­ taught different project titles, fourth In tho state for vege*>,000 square fast with tha rich farming section, thlppiai omy. production capacity of four vaiateblas and citrus til ovar Horticulture also la an Im end tho ono that helpod mo tobla judging, and in 1M1 1 Height ears e f Iran a day. | the nation and provldlnf tha portent Industry with many tho most In forestry waa Mr. was fourth again In tha state for vegetable judging. I have acre* cf f a n , flower*, and C. Chellman. 1 found g n a t companionship also won trophlee for tractor bulbous plants la production. In my 4-H Club meetings, and driving and oloetrto lamps. Oviedo Methodist Church, found It interesting to work I have Helped work on floats one of tha town’s nine plsces along on a now project. Ws for parados fas Sanford and of worship, added a new stee­ ple and chimes this year to took many, many tours. W* was on a local televlstoa ate* its colonial styls church build­ went to the State Fair In tloa to help present a program Tampa, visited my tree farm, about tho 4-H program. ingand vialted other farms. We Bom* of the offices I have Some of the new businesses learned of new ways of farm­ held are: President, chaplain Moeh can be said for tha lets, who vary often decide to opened In Oviedo this year vast development of Chuluote, purchase a homo In tho com­ are a Western Auto Store, ing, producing methods for and song and recreation load­ greater growth production and er. I have also baan junior a community of approximately munity. Builders' Supply Store, Speed tha latest machinery. laadar for tho forootry junior 1,000 located la tha southeast A shopping center located Wash, Eleanor's Gift Shop, Every year 1 entered the group. part cf Dominois County end a t tha entrance of tha town Colonial Cabinet Shop, Oviedo I would liko herewith to known for its beautiful lakes Includes a food etors, barber Upholitcry and Trim Shop, County Contest Day, and hava gone to Dlatrict for the past state what I have personally and tell pines. shop, beauty talon, postofflca T. V. and Radio Repair Shop four yeara. 1 will never forget gained la my association with Daring the peat few months and service station. and Advance Cleaners. tho first County Contest Day. H retirement homes hove A private beach with picnic Tha Oviedo Woman’s Club Wa had a "tractor contest." 1 Advertising la the sparkaa purchased to tho now building was completed this area and shufflaboard court Is te Ovie­ thought 1 was really some­ plug of our economy. I t helps tract on F irst and Third n gathering place for residents year. do In !»«. thing, and because 1 lived on Streets with only two remain­ Many new homes were and thalr friends. This has baan a year of as a farm 1 didn't think practic­ make m an distribution pos­ sloe tor th* Ctttmns Bank ing in th at section to bo sold. Places of worship In tho built in Oviedo this year, par ing waa necessary. Whan sible; that la turn calls for Oviedo, which added IM Many wall-kspt villas a t tha community Include a Com' Ocularly la tha Lake Hayts thought 1 wee “ In"—so to mass production. Mats pro­ Catharine Inn are rented munlty C h u r c h , B a p t i s t section. square feet of floor spas* Lake to The two schools located in speak I pieced last, and it waa duction and mass distribution provide for a now private an each year by vacationing tour- Church and Catholic Mission. not only humorous, but taught give most of us jobs and gen­ ecutlva office and bow bean Among tha many organisa­ Oviedo are Jackson Heights me a good lesson. erate tho prosperity upon and Oviedo High School, ef directors mom east of the tions in Chuluote a rt a Com In tha aummer months 1 us- which all of us depend. munlty Club, Retired Folks m ala lobby am Club, American Legion, Teen fhrougk a double Tha building of tbs John Club, Sportsmen's Club, Arch Courier Football Field last try Club, Rifle Club, Hobby year made It possible for craft Club, Boy Scouts, Girl Oviede School to hero junior Scouts and Cub Scouts. and H * school football As one of Its projects tha Community Club purchased games. Mavis, one of tho county's end installed emergency port­ Nelioa and Company added six new offices to Its building most outstanding farming and able oxygen tanks In every a t tho eoat of approximately ranching areas, celebrated Its other block of homes from ■y Myrtle WUtoa lis.ooo. 60th anniversary this year. First Street through Soventh Demonstration Ageof Tha Lake Charm Fruit Com­ The life of the community Is Street, reeultlng In the saving You may have many garpany packing bouse, built to closely associated with Bt, of three Uvea during tha past manta in your borne that bear replace the one destroyed by Luke’s Lutheran Church. year. the label "wish and wear." Bt. Luke’s Christian Day Chemical finishes used to pro­ School built a 124,000 addi­ duce wash end w eir are of tion during 1941. two types, reslas and ana-reFour now rooms wore added W H I HAND to tho Lutheran Haven Old Rsslaa are aa adhesive Folk’s Home. Bt. Luke’s alee synthetic compound. This can has a children’s home. bo applied to tho fsbrie in Church and achool organisa­ on* of the finishing processtions Include a Ladles Aid . Non-resin* to a process Society, Missionary Guild, 4known i s "cress • linking.” Geneva, a small community H Clubs, and achool and "Cross-linking" is claimed to Paaiersby on Dodd Road fn East Seminole, la noted for church choruses. mak* fabrics "self-ironing." note with Interest the delight­ its citrus groves, dairies snd In sowing wish and wear ful scene st th* farm of B.C. large estates. fabrics, or synthstie fabrics, Dodd, where his Shetland Meny new homes have been there’s s few simple rules to ponies may b* seen graslng built this year In tha Lake be followed. la th* pasture. Ilsm cy area, which la noted 1. Synthetic fabrics retain Dodd, who has boon a for Its good fishing. their ihape, cannot be erased dslry man In th* county for or shrunken into complicated Henry Slmpion Introduced 39 years and to a former styles. Best to select simple the growing of lychtes and County agricultural and county commlsilonsr, also has patterns. blackberries to tha area. home demonstration agents, over 200 head of cattle. 2. Check the grain because Geneva has a community who form a state wide net Ha started out with on* it is difficult to straighten off hall and effort is under way work in cooperative extension, pony for his little gill, Stella, grain fabrics. to etsrt a library. are actually members of the and kept adding otbsra until 3. Any interfacing end find Some of the organisations faculty of tha University of be now has 33 mares, stal­ lugs used In construction tncluda the Geneva Cltissna1 Florida. lions snd weaning celts. be preshrunk unless this h u Association, Homs Demonstra­ Aa a member ef the uni­ The fools ere exceptionally been done tor you. Zippers tion Club, Garden Club, 4-H versity faculty, basically tha robust as the m arts are fed should be washable aad should Clubs, Historical Society, com­ extension agent’s job la one of dairy feed so they may pro­ h a v e tapes of n y l o n munity band and Geneva education. Tha vast majority vide plenty of milk tor their or dacron tor rapid drying. School PTC). of county agenta and their s t­ offspring. 4. Um either nylon, stabllls The community alas has alktin ts actively pursue higher They are weaned at from ed dacroo or mercerised cot­ Several churches and an ele­ degrees as a method of pro­ 8-10 mouth* and can b* bro­ ton thread. mentary school. fessional improvement. ken for riding at from 14 4. When stitching synthetic Florida’s Extension Service month* to two years. fibers remember to: use a h is one of the finest records longer stitch, um Ioom ten in th« South in academic im­ aton, and adjust pressure on provement Of the 44 county the pressure foot to suit the agents, 27 have completed fabric thickness. Um No. 12 Nematodes! What are they? masters’ degrees. Of the 74 Horn* economists tr* need needle or am slier, and thread Where are they? What do assistant and asaoclata county agents, one has a doctorate ed for t Trace Corps program to fit. they do? 4. Be careful not to press To help you recognise tho degree and 3U have completed In co-operation with th* El in creases until after the final masters' degrees. Thirty-eight Salvador extension tervlce. symptoms and learn the con­ fitting. Creases are son They will Join a contingent trol measures to take against agenta and assistant* are cur times difficult to remove rently enrolled in graduate de­ of 4-H leaders, agriculturist* three persistent parasites, the from synthetic fabrics. and community developers Agricultural Experiment Sts gree course*. In tarma of percentage, 6H who will work in th* leas de­ (ions now has available i per cent of all agents snd as­ veloped parts of th* vountry. COFFEE HOUSE 234-page illustrated book. You may obtain a copy at sistants In Florida either have W om en with backgrounds in First of the lamous coffee a nominal coat by asking for completed or are working on food preparation are needed. houses in Vienna was estab­ Volunteers will LegIn train­ lished about 1643 by a Follsb "Plant Nematodes, Their Bio­ masters* or higher degrees. ing Nov. 30. nomics and Control." For in­ mercenary, who found a tack formation. write to tho Agri­ Mora information can b* ob­ of coffee left by the Turks A study revealed t b i t cultural Experiment Stations, deaths from motor vehicle ac­ tained by writing the Office after their unsuccessful siege University of Flurida, Gaines- cidents are highest In the of Public Affairs, Trace of that city and decided to West mud OvuLUwesl. villa, FI* Cv.p., WaaitiugUi., L>. Cventure m u busiiies*, r Slavia Celebrates 50th Anniversary With Progress Many Homes Built This Year In Geneva Area th* aebeel 0< SBfteSSeto*- I woold My th a t 4-H h u k i M me to realise th at engineering la aaadad s a t aaly in agrtoul- Hints Offered For Care Of Wearing Apparel RESOURCES A« Duda f t Sons, grower* and shipper* of Florid* oranges, grapefruit and tangerines A. D ab * Sons — 0*o of Contra! Florida’* cattle randier* with many prise cattle of " B ia s R ibbon” end breador stock quality. A. Duda & Sons, in agriculture, ranks as one of Florida*! leading producers, processors and shippers of celery, sweet corn and sugar cane. A.DUDA&S0NS SLAVIA, FLA. WHEELER FERTILIZER COMPANY toMON* r o e n t *-M SI O V IE D O , F L O R ID A Shetland Pony Farm Started As Girl's Pet MANUFACTURERS & WHOLESALERS OF FINE Extensionists Are Educators SCIENTIFICALLY FORMULATED roR Nematodes? W hat Are They? Peace Corps Need Economists J'lDhida WHEELER FERTILIZER COMPANY OVIEDO, FLORIDA PH. FO k EST 5-3231 �Restore I 0 0 I I I I Science has developed A new Iron-and-fertillxer treatment with demonstrated success in rejuvenating and restoring youthful fertility to old, yel­ lowed citrus trees barren from two to five y e a n , according to a Florida study. Within SO days after treat­ ment, aged trees not only have shed all sign* of unpro­ ductive senility but atso have generated such vigorous new growth they resembled their much younger counterparts in foliage and fruitfulness. Details of the treatment and th* "unprecedented results” were revealed In a research re­ port prepared after independ­ ent studies on the effects of newly discovered mlcronixed iron by Dr. Alexander Farkas, noted plant analyst, of North *-*»<*• direct Miami Beach. ' Th* year-long atudlea w eft bearing on th* ability of undertaken to check th* valid- plant* to produce chlorophyll, th* green-colored substance by which they transform sun­ light, water and nutrients into leaves, flowers and fruit. Green recovery responses Gifford D. Nelson, vice president of the firm, said were seen aa early as 48 hours the unique results occurred after application, th* report after applications of one-half declared, and complete reto one pound were made per greening and recovery was tree in combination with dry accomplished in an avsrag* fertilixer, or immediately aft­ of 10 to 14 days. At the same time, Dr, Far­ er fertilxing. Treated were se­ verely chlorotic medium and kas repeatedly recorded th* large orange, grapefruit, lem­ appearance of new shoots on, Key lime, avocado, mango throughout th* tree*. Th* ahoots, which developed into and mulberry varieties. Nelsen said th* restorative new branches and leaves, be­ effects of mlcronixed iron can came fully grown within 30 be explained by th* unique day* and represented a 60 role of iron in plant life and per cent increase in foliage. Forest Fires Threat Great Agricultural extension for­ est Tommy Herndon has warned that Florida'a forests f and timber are in an "cxplo® aive condition" and the threat of widespread fire* la great. Herndon attributed the con­ dition to dry weather In com­ bination with a cool spell that has caused undergrowth to brown and di*. Only two areas of the state —extreme northwest Florida, anil lower east coast which re18 reived rains from Hurricane Ginny —are not presently in critical condition. Unless some •aln Is received in the near future, the danger will spread. The Extension forester ex­ plained tbat the nearly three weeks of damp weather the state had in late Sepember and early October didn't have * lasting effect. For the past 0 three years, the state has had rainfall of about 12 inches below the annual average. The water table haa lowered and the rain leaches away quickWith hunting season near, thlio danger of fire is greater because mor* people will be in the fields and woods. All persona should tak* precau­ tions with fire, matches and lighted cigarettes. -r» * m re * ? v rre -Mi- J pi* ftvrw-r ef nsttnat V-v- * roeia, th* mor* atriking th* which a n vital to plant*,” and new growth effect*,” the plant that “only natural processes” authority aald. "Among the ar* Involved in making tha more neglected tree*, ease* mineral *olubl« and available were recorded where the fo* to th* p lan t For comparative purpose*. liag* more than doubled in 00 day*." Dr. F a rk u treated chlorotic Dr. Farkas, who heads a control tree* with fertilixer biochemical and organic chem­ and commercially available Florida's 36th annual re­ ical research laboratory in chemically treated iron known North Miami Beach, aaid "th* aa chelate. Hiis treatment re* forestation drive is off to a iron effects produced were greened the tree* in 00 to 90 good start, according to State completely without precedent” day* without notable new Forester C. H. Coulter, with during hia more than 40 years growth or foliage. mor* than half of this year's in plant research, and appar­ "But the uae of micronixad available seedlings sold by ently also unprecedented in iron produced auch rapid new either United States or inter­ growth effect* they appeared advance order*. Mors than 48.3 million seednational scientific literature. to be almost hormone-like In Also of significance is th* character,” reported Dr. Far* lingsforplanting h a v e al­ fact that "physically and bio­ kaa who added that hi* atudlea ready been sold. Coulter said. The four Florida Forest chemically, mlcronixed iron is have ehown th* new growth to Service nurseries have a to­ identical to the Important sim- be normal in all respect*. tal 80 million seedling trees ready for removal, with first shipments starting Nov. 26. Farmers, timber growers, and landowners may pur­ chase the seedlings at produc­ tion cost, fob, nursery, or they may call for thorn at the nursery site. Advance orders haws ex­ hausted all stocks of longleaf. loblolly, Arisona Cypress and Cottonwood species, Coul­ ter said. Still available ar* aom* slash pine, sand pine, Red Cedar, Juniper and Tupelo gum. Most species sr* removed— or "lifted"—from the nurser­ ies, and packed in bundles for shipment and transplanting by tree farmers during the months of December, Janu­ ary and February. Foresters estimate that more than one million seedling trees from all sources will be planted during th* current season in Florida. '63 Reforestation Drive Gets Off To Good Start #- » |y f| in r w ' i l A CROUP OP CHILDREN of the Florida Methodist Children's Horn# at Enterprise wan given a first class tour of Sanford Naval A ir Station M l long ago. P a rt of the group is pictured in front of the Operation* Building. (Navy Photo) Fern Park, a growing ar** in 8outh Seminole, took a step closer toward incorporation this year when tha Stats Leg­ islature gave the Board of County Commissioners auth­ ority to hold an election to determine whether the resi­ dents of the area were in fav­ or of drafting a charter to sub­ mit to the 1966 session of the legislature. As • result of an Incrnass In business, the Fern Park The road to success is at post office Is now classified aa first class and provides ways under construction. city delivery for approximate­ ly 400 resident# in the Prairie Lake area. Th* opening of th* South 8eminol# Bank and the North Branch of the Winter Park Federal Savings and Loan As­ sociation havt provided a stimulus for economic growth of th* arcs. Th* Oriando-Scmlnol* JalAlai Fronton opened this month for Ita third scn.ion. This exciting aport attracts many visitors and residents alik*. Many busineeaes, me4*K restaurants, service aUUoM and offices ar* scattered along Highway 17-92 but th* Baja# shopping center la Fern Park Plata a t th* SR 436 inter***tion. Antenna Systems, In*., and Continental Testing, Inc., ar* spac* related industriea ad note, end Fern Park Auto Parts opened recently I* It* new building on SR 436. Enthusiasm I* th* which makes th* *ngtn* go. A Story O f An Institution Working With Progressive South Seminole County . . . . CITRUS IS A MAINSTAY of Seminole County’s economy, along with other forma of agriculture, cattle, tourism and industry. This grove, in this a e r i a l photograph, represents a orchard. Semi mil* OVIEDO, FLORIDA At The Close Of RuaincM June .11), 1963 RESOURCES Loans A Discount*________ _____ ..... Overdrafts .... -...................... .... .............. Hanking House ............ ........... ................ Furniture ft Fixtures .......................... Other Krai E-tale Owned, Parking Lot Others Kesourres ........ — — |J . S. Government llonds ......—_ Slate, County A Municipal B onds----Cash and Dus from Banks — ............ WELCOME SPORTSMEN! 3.1.710.17 1N.007..10 .1.026.00 2,239.03 TOTAL You’re sure to enjoy visiting Oviedo. We’re proud of our good fishing and excellent hunting area. 1* 91.6ITJS8JI Non* LIABILITIES Capital Stock ............ ......... .......... ——— S u rp lu s ..................... — - Undivided Profits ..... — ... —— -------------Itrservs for Bid Pehta ....... —— ----------- — Reserve for Taxes ............... ......... .................... Dividend. Iteelared, Unpaid ........ ................... Interest Collected but Not Earned ............... Accrued Interest Du* on Savings Certificates Deposits ..... ..— — ~ - While you’re here, check our com TOTAL plete line of sporting goods. We appreciate the confidence and good will of our patrons. Their good will haa been largely responsible for our auccesn and in considered our WE FEATURE mont highly valued a-snel. Johnson Outboard Motors Remington & Winchester Rifles & Shotguns Browning Auto. Shotguns We stock a complete line of hardware and smalt brand name appli- EVERYTHING FOR H U N TIN G , CAM PING & OUTDOOR FUN! anew* auch aa Sunbeam and other household items. Drowse around, you’re sure to find just what you’re looking for, • Hardware • Tools OFFICERS DIRECTORS C R. CI.ONTS President K II. WEBB, Executive Vice President HAROLD A. WARD, Jit., Vic* President JAMES W. ABEI.L, Cashier MRS. MARIK S. BURCH, Assistant Cashier MRS. PENNIB M. OL1FF, Assistant Caahisr C. R. CLOUTS HAROLD A. WARD, Jl C. S. LEE I* II. WEUB II. F. WARD R. F. WHEELER, JR. Appliances PHONE OVIEDO, FLORIDA W. G. K1LUEE PHONE 365-3231 OVIEDO, FLORIDA �i-. factoring plant: operating In *>• m s P r iE a S i iS rE S s i frit* ./>{*::»( • ■X • * '•tifo-fsk' Wp? racoad dty of Seminole County, has a now postauuter, Lt. ■ e i w ly to Um importance d agvfcmltora is Central FlorMs. M H si s m t *f |1 ■Mbs, Mils plant occupies epproxlautely 100 iquN sm s is Um 600-acra Banford Industrial Park, and employs approximately 480 peraens at Ms pssk sf Um vogetobla pro* (Herald Photo) Casselberry 2nd In County Ths ascosd largest th y is 117,000 major improramont Boadnole County, Caaitlbsrry, program to Ita w ater ayatom has (hows pkonomtnal growth and h at atartod a 912,000 tx this yaar with th s addhioa s f panalos program to Its aowth s sow Seminole Plain Shop. agadlapoaal plant. dw tlra seas mi. Modem two - way radios A u th o r outstanding Indus­ ping Cantor, as wall as many havo been Installed In the pol­ othar businesses and a« nr lets, trial addition was tho new Ths shopping castor (m - ice cart and lira trucks. A Alto a f Sanford plant an U. tu n a a s sttraethrs stall with paid polka department and as ■> 1748, tooth of Baaford, distinctive plantar*, foantalna acthra volunteer fire depart­ ment provide protection for and boackwear, Thla bulldtag, and s larga parad parking im , the town's ciUsena. Ths fire oaaaldaisd too af th« most PubUs Buptr Market baa department conducts fire pro* ■ adoratotto in ths United n a tio n and Ufa saving «losses Matos, to aipocted to employ baan Jotnad by Cckard Drags, McCrary• Otaieo, M ild-R ita tor schools and other organis­ 1M 'person*. Other aow Industrial op­ Bakery, Jtola’i Gift Shop, J. ations and through tha us# of e r e tta s include egg practes PhllUp’a Jcw tltrs, b a r b t r the rsauseitator and mouth-to­ rnouth resuscitation tha flrttog, motol fabricmtlng and the (hop, beauty shop, automatic men hare saved many Ilfas. laundry and floriat Dua for — f i t ter* a f guollne gen­ erator unite. Several wall-ce* •onplotloa this winter am Um Tha aptulng af Nihlack to brisk *d ateatroalea and fab­ Cinema, la t u t In modern mo­ funeral Homo and ambulance ricating plant* have expanded tion picture theater*, and the terries brought a much seed­ ed service to the community. Tradewlnda Cafeteria. substantially. l a addition to tha sign LA. Caiaclbcrry UtlllUea, now A largo modern grandstand, •erring approsbnatoly 1,000 lighted track and additional torn aery Important projects tuetooMra, baa eempletod a metal barns were h sih a t Seminole Park Raeoway which opened last winter for its first racing acason as a com­ bination berates and quarterh o rn track with pari-mutuel betting. Other new businesses In­ cluded Moon's Clothing 8tore, Gann Plumbing, E-Z Food Shop, N ts itr Shoo Repair, Cavalier Restaurant, a new Standard station and Fab Tool Company's n e w electronics plant on Seminole Boulevard. South flemlnoln Chamber of Commerce remodeled n build­ ing on the highway to use as an offka and a multi-unit store building was erected by Curtis Blow. Johnson’s Electronics and Certified Slings am two of the town's major Industries. Ferntries and ornamental plant nurseries are big bnilnste in tha area. Another doctor opened hie office la Casselberry making a total of two doctors and ona dentist A s attractive colonial note was added to the center of town with the renovation of t h a Casselberry Ferneries building, which now houses ths Casselberry Utilities and Casselberry Land Company. A summer rvcnsUoa pro­ gram la sponsored la addition to Little League and Senior League baseball. Boy and Girl Beaut group* halp to provide youngsters with hsalthful, constructive activities. Troop 841 has Its own bus and tha leader* took 11 boy* to tha mouatafam far two wwka loot enamor. Other active organisation* Include the VFW Poet 10040 American Legion Post 280, Lion* Club. Weeagne’ Club and Man’s and Women's Golf At- Lakaa Country Club, South Pbmlnole Elementary and South Seminole Jnaier High Schools a n located a t Csaaatborry and L ysias High School la j u t outside the city limits. Thor* a n four thurchaa to town Community Methodist, Ascension Lutheran, Messiah Lutheran n n d Westminster Presbyterian. 1NTKMTATI 4 interchange aorth of Sanford is shown in thla aerial photograph. North gad of Leko Monroe ie pictured at tha top, with the bridge leading to tha East Coast aeroea the S t Johns River at the le ft Highway 17-92 from Sanford to DaLand ie just below the lake and river. The drive which nhimatelp will connect Daytona Beach with S t Peters, burg, whoa completed, is shown from the tipper left to tho lower right that will grratiy offset tha f uta re aeonomy are the ereition o f tha 8L Johne-Indian River Coral District, and tho dotlgration of tho Sanford Naval A ir Station u a permanent fhelllty. The completion of the canal between the 8L John* and In. diaa River* will mak# tho laaford area n terminal point to both commnclal and recre­ ational rir* r traffic. Cheaper water transportation will at­ tract Industry and warehous­ ing facllltlaa and thus treat* • distribution point for Cen­ tra l Florida. Truly, 8*mlnola County It now on tha threshold of a itsb it, diversified economy. through the m a g ic of chemistry THE RENDERING PLANT utiliara dead stock, tho waste from slaughter house*, meat markets •ad other animal rcetdoe sad extracts racial and valuable products for industry sod agriculture. The people of Cutter Coun­ ty, N»b., had quite a return on a 1107.80 Investment last pear — an aetlmated 9300,000. When the gun smoke cleared away from their cooperative hunting project, over 1,000 hunter* from 28 state* had vtilted and spent an average • f 8100 each during the threemonth pheasant season. Tho project was sponsored by ths local rural areas de­ velopment committee and ex­ tension's home demonstration alubo. They printed a brochure and mailed it to hunters. Cooperative hunting proj­ ects era Just one phase of a program that rocommenda outdoor recreation for profit, according to Gordon White, chairman of Florida estenslan'a recreation teak force. The typo of success enjoyed by the Nebraska ounty hoe been re­ peated in ether parte of the country. In addition to cooperative boating projects, Individuals and groups can Investigate using lakes ra d fishing ponds for profit, or creating camp grounds for pay an private Your county agent can pro­ vide complete Information on kyp«s of project*, tho legal aspects of creating recreation areas for pay, type* of loans oval labia to Individua la and -,-V WHAT8 YOUR DEFINITION OF PROGRESS . . . A MW car la the gang*, a larger homt, morn aionty la tha bank? Certaiaiy all of then# things art algalfleant attpa la tkn upward climb toward flaaadal pragma. Yet more Important, perhaps, to tho sometimes unrealised part each of ua playa hi tho overall development of our wonderful Coatral Florida. Without tho ambitious efforts of tho— id* of dedicated Individuals, there could not be this bountiful area la which wa live, and A ** |r J L i | % H » One O f Seminole County's More Important Industrial Organizations Serving Seminole, Orange, Volusia and Brevard Counties Since 1946 U b wUh * K rM t d M l ®< n m " mualty pride that wa eahrte the men tad women of Seminolo County, Florida, U. 8. A. SOUTH SEM IN O LE B A N K PERM PARK. OVIEDO, FLORIDA \ FLA �. +* Urban Children Outnumber Farm Youth In 4-ti thaa twte# as aw ay city *ad rmral tr w boy* u d girl* ta Florida 4-lf eluba thaa these who aetuaUy Ur* ea farina. Aad, to IMS tha number mt urban younfitara exceeded even the rural n o o fann boyt and stria to 4-H work. The fleurea for IMS a r t tl,SIS. farm; 15.61*. rural am farm ; and 13,170. urban. 4-H programs and projects not only atreaa animal aad crop production, but concen­ trate oa many areas of Inter­ est to urban young people. For more Information a s 4H work, contact county agri­ cultural agent Cecil Tucker. TWO MODES OF TRANSPORTATION in and out of Seminole County are pictured. Rail trans­ portation crosses this Atlantic Coast Lins Rail­ road bridge over the St. Johns River just north el Sanford. The yacht la indictation at plaaaurs and commercial craft water traffic which will frow when the S t Johns-Indian River Canal is completed. (Herald Photo) ALTAMONTE SPRINGS will have its new $360,000 municipal water syatera in full operation by the end of the year serving an estimated total of 600 customers. Construction already la completed on the 200,000-gal­ lon tank and aerator shown here and only the final touches remain for completion of the utility building where administrative offices of the department will be located. (Herald Photo) g W By Mans Grlnsttad Greatest opportunity for development of North Orlan­ do, Seminole County’* y o u n g ­ est incorporated municipality, came thi* year with the an. nouncemcnt from Mr*. Horace Dodge HI and her auodatee t th at the community had been eho*en aa th« aita for the new Girls' Town Campus which m will axtand into a $3.5 million W project. .Groundbreaking for the achool’a resident administra­ tion building was hold In Sep­ tember and tha area now is ready for construction. Girls’ Town will provide a home-like Ufa fur homeless girls of all failha in need of help between the ages of 10 M and 17 years. Girls will be re­ ceived from all parts af the nation through religious channols. local and state welfare organisations and family courts. The village residents go to great efforts to mako North Orlando a model community for their children. This sum^ Tnery mothers volunteered to v head a recreation program which included baton twirling lestoria and glamour classes for girla. A Little League Parents Auxiliary was organ­ ised and boys waro active in Little League games with aelghboring communitiss. The area la served by three nearby schools, Longwood Kle0 mentary, South Heininola Jun• lor High a t Casselberry and Lyman High School near Longwood. This year tha Civic Asso­ ciation signed a lease with the North Orlando Company obtaining tha Civic Building In tha community’s recrea­ tion area for an annual coat of |1 . The Association maintains 0 tha building with adult clubs •hargad a slight fas for Ua asa while children's organlsa- tions a re permitted to use it free of charge. The local Garden Club spon­ sors an annual beautification project in tha spring and lawns throughout the village are given eareful Judging to determine the best landscaped garden. A volunteer fire department and a volunteer police depart­ ment were rc-organited dur­ ing the year. A new fire truck was purchased and the police ear has been reactivated to full 24-hour duty. Ilia village got its first full council to be chosen through vote of the people at last March's election. Prior to this time the council was controlled, in part, by the North Orlando Company, which chartered for Incorpo­ ration of tha municipality nearly six years ago. Since the election much re­ search has been mads by tha five-member council on what la needed. Ilealdenta now arc making their first financial contribution toward support of the village through a small utility tax passed In October. In addition, franchises with utility companies have been established and village resi­ dents are holding appointive offices for the first time. The council, which has fu­ ture progress of the villuge in mind, also Is working for adoption of a number of new resolutions and ordinances de­ signed to facilitate governing a rapidly growing populace. Dial in the Base Comes to You!" To Obtain This New Modern Telephone Simply Call O ur W inter P ark llusinesa Office; 644-5011, gsnjJNCg ENS. RALPH Feebnck, promoted from the ranks to commissioned officer a t Sanford Naval Air Station, smiles as his wife fastens on his new shoulder boards. (Navy Photo) more than 27,000 telephones In an area of approxim ately 110 square miles in N orthw est O range and South Seminola Counties. MST m m iE H T NEW CAFETORIUM a t South Seminole Junior High School at Cassel­ berry ia expected to be completed by Dec. 1 and containa a dining area, kitchen and auditorium. New band and vocal rooms being added on the opposite side of the building also are nearing completion. H. J. High Con­ struction Co. of Orlando ia the contractor. (Herald Photo) , MODERN... Flat rale ton service enable* a l aahacriber* I* call more thaa 130,000 ....... , T . telephone* in the Winter Park-Orlando service area without incurring a toil charge. This is just one of the many modern services offered by The Winter Park Telephone Company. WORK IS progressing on the new Tradewinds Cafeteria a t Seminole Plaza, Casselberry, scheduled for completion by Jan. 1. This is tha first cafeteria ho b* built in tha county and will hava two dining rooms for private parties and meeting* in addition to tha main dining room. George Hunt is contractor(Herald Photo) 132 E. NEW ENGLAND AVE. �- I 4 T Cm SmaIa County INVESTIGATE Wo cordially hrrlto j m to rWt Scninolt County, whoro yoo will find a nrw adventure la living, aa abundance of natural beauty, and whcro tho w odahl eUauto calk c m to tho healthful out* door* orory math of tho joar......... �i ,t Springs Is Completing New W ater Department i; In tfes center i f many eld 1963 P ro g re s s Edition 8Hr ftattfarb ftrrslh ( m i and m r i u M by lake* tha small I n t af AlUmonta Springe in Samiaala County la b tfin n ta f to grow. Prof* r a n did not pats H by, It was A product which links Flor­ ground 1.88 million net tons In the mills, the nourishing of ial Governor MenendeS un­ Just pushed aside by mamoriss af ita gterfcus p a i t Now, howida to the Spaniard* in 1565, of cane, and produced and ran* fields, and poultry litter. doubtedly took • cue from aver, tha mamoriss are giving tha British in 1767 and the s h i p p e d approximately 398 The company also operates a sugar.cunscious S p a i n a n d way to progress and stap No. Americans from 1819 and million pounds of raw sugar huge ranch devoted to the planted cane at St. Augustins 1 is n water system. thereafter is by most stand­ for refinement at the Savan­ breeding and improvement of which he founded in 1565. Tha Town has recently en­ fine cattle. Spain had used revenue deriv­ ards of comparison tho oldest nah (Ga.) Sugar Refining tered Into n contract with In addition to providing nn- ed from colonlnl sugar to build Corporation, and sale under Hackle Bros., Ine^ low bid­ organized Industry In the the trade name of ' ’Dixie Cry* nual wages in the multi-mil- royal palaces, tome provided der* on plans for construction stale. Uls.” In addition U> sugar, UiC|!>ou» of (luliats in the Citswi*. Ly even Columbus etiona of walls, trantmsnt plant and The product hi sugar, which Clewlston and Bryant plants ton and Bryunt areas, U. S. while exploring the new world. water distribution system. Be­ the mammoth United States this past season produced an Sugar purchases millions of The Knglish manufactured hind this contract there Is Sugar Corporation processes estimated 9.88 million gallons dollars worth of materials nnd auger commercially at tho probably more planning, more services yearly, and contrib­ New Smyrna colony between from vast fields of raw cane of blackstrap molnssses. study and mors review of surrounding multi-million dol­ Through conatant research utes millions tn federal anil 1767 and 1776, and ruins of public opinion than any sys­ lar mill* a t Clawiston and and improvements in the stats taxes. The company has old sugar ran* mills were tem of iU site constructed in Bryant near Lake Okeechobee. growing and harvesting of provided Clewlston with wa­ found around Florida, includ­ recant years. IT. 8. Sugar Corporation sugar eane, refinements in ter, power during Its operat­ ing Port Orange, the New For many years the degrows eane on a Urge portion methods snd machinery, and ing seasons, a golf course, • Smyrna vicinity and DeLeon valonment of a [public water velopment of Ha 100,000-acre spread In plant expansions, the U. S. youth center, community rec Spring*. Between 1850 and system for the team has bean the Hendry . Glades - Palm Sugar Corporation through reation facilities, the Clewis- 1960, Mnj. Robert Gamble, of tn idea, patiently waiting for Beach sr-n-, and during r»»k th* years became the |«rg'*t tnn Inn for visiting business­ Tallahassee, erected • sugar conversion to a reality, in the seasons each year harvest and raw cane sugar producer in men and tourists, and niuny mill In Manatea County. mind of the Mayor, W. Lawr­ grind* enormous quantities of th* continental United States. other advantages to help make Other* launched sugar mill ence .Swofford. enterprises I n subsequent the green stalka grown under It hns developed overall meth­ it a modern city. The conversion of the idea Aa a product, the Spanish, years, including the Southern constant research and atten­ ods which not only produce to reality began with the ap­ tion. record quantities of raw sugar British and Americans all con­ Sugar Company, which In proval by the Housing and In the 1062-63 season the and molasses, but provide res­ tributed to the sugar industry 1931 was taken over hy the Home Finenee Agency of a Clewlston and Bryant plants idue for th* firing of boilers in Florida. The Spanish Colon- U. S. Sugar Corporation. planning fund advance for Glace (engineering Corpora­ tion, tha town’s consulting engineers, to prepars prelim­ community Is adding n new water works sys­ inary plana for a municipal NEW TOWN I1ALL AND fire station of Alta­ (Herald Photo) tem. water system. monte Springs is featured here. This progressive Aa part of this planning A baseball park which Ing and Home Finance Agen­ Study, and to determine that ollne engine driven generator who is also slnted to become water superintendent, has cy rtf thu United States gov­ meets all Little League stand' with automatic line transfer needed publlo support of the ernment. ards has hern built in the system was thers, a honsn-to- switch Is Incorporated In the been contacting prospective customers who have not pre­ pump building. Thus, the citi­ Glace Knginerring Corpora­ past 18 months. Now on tha bouss canvass wsa conducted Through this survey It was zens will not be faced with viously applied for water tion, of St, Petersburg, the drawing hoard is tha plan for possible to get definitive an- tho same problem that existed servirc and has acquired nu­ town’s consulting engineer, a new recreation center, com merous additional accounts. lint tenaciously followed asters from two out of every in the aftermath of Hurricane Donnn when the power lines 11m story of the water ays. through on nil engineering plete with dressing rooms as three residents of the town. The results of the eenvass In­ were down for five days in lent of the Town of Alta­ anil technical phnses from the well as other rerreationul fa­ dicated that over HI per cent some parts of Town, resulting monte Springs Is not com- originnl inception of the proj­ cilities for all age groups. Altamonte Springs, upon of the resident* were Inter­ In complete failure of the plf-lo without giving rreilit to ect. Able fiscal advice and as­ ested In having a public wa­ Individual domestic water sup­ tho town councilmen, Frank sistance was furnished by the completion of Interstate 4 and It. Gerhurdt, Keith I.. Nixon, town's financial consultant, K. the widening of Sit l-'lft will ter system, either Immediate­ ply systems. )>e a main connecting link to The distribution mains con­ Gene It. Stephenson and S. Kirk Gunby, uf Del.and. ly or In the reasonably near The story of this quiet the Fn<t Coast. This will he futura. With the canvass re­ sist of ilx-inch and eight-inch Donald Frltch, wlm have us. sults as a foundation, a com­ cement asbestos pipe supple­ ually unanimously supported town's sudden awakening in­ the only link between Sanford prehensive and readily ex­ mented by two-inch gnlvsnized Mayor Swofford in processing clude* the annexation of three and Orlumlo, a distnnre of subdivisions: Winwood Park, 25 mites. Interstate 4, which pandable system was design­ pipe loops. All services lire this project. Uuklaml F.st.ites nml Glen is less than n mile west In addition, the town attor­ through heavy duly copper ed. Following the submission of tubing and are individually ney, S. Joseph Davis Jr., nml Arden. These and other resi­ town, will make it possildu to tha planning report, a sub­ metered, using the newest town clerk, James I’alninr, dential uml commercial build­ reach the Martin Orlando stantial amount of time and style sealed magnetic drive | have dune yeoman service in ings will Increase the tax roll plant In 25 minutes, thus in­ guiding the project through of the town In 1961 hy about ducing more families nnd bud effort was spent In determin registers. THIS IIBAUTIFUL AIR VIEW of a Vigilante huge to the economy of Seminole When the construction bids (he litany h'gut intricacies nml a hnlf million ilollurs. Fur the ne*s enterprises u> make log the optimum means of bomltor aircraft assigned to Sanford Naval Air County, flouncing the project. Al­ were called for, Msckle Bros, correspondence channels in­ first tim* ill Its history this their hum* in this rapidly Station in another example of tha Navy Base’s (Navy Photo) though It would have been was the lowest of five bidders volved in dealing with a mu­ town of 1600 resident* will growing community where possible to finance through • with a hid on a unit price nicipal bond Issue and pro- have a budget of ever $100,- modernization is th* key note to progress conventional revenua bond Is­ basis In the gross amount of censing It through th* llous. 000. sue, It was determined that 8206,816.66. Their total was tlm most favorable Interest approximately III per cent he. rule could not be obtained be­ low both the engineer'* esti­ cause of the lack of experi­ mate and the second lowest ence of bonding house* with proposal. This very favorable hid has allowed the town to the town. The Town of Altamonte construct extensions to con­ Spring* had never had any nect additional customers who bonded debt, and hence I* in hnd not previously applied fur the tame position as thu man water service. A portion of the original who hat never established any rctull credit for his home bond money was used to purchase an existing water sys­ needs. After review of all fuctors, tem serving a development of 95 houses. It wa* decided that applica­ approximately tion would be mail* to the Sinco the Town Council hud Housing and Home Finance passed an ordinance prohib­ Bill Toevus, assistant manager and MUtoa Starr, msehtnlat. fund loan. This proved to he iting the existence of com. a highly satisfactory decision peting water systems In tho for tha town. A loan In thu town, It was necessary to amount of $35(».<K)(», secured purchase thle system In order eolely from revenues of the to eliminate the competition water system, was obtained Fortunately, it was not neces­ at the standard IIIIFA Inter­ sary to go through with con­ est rut* of ft** per cent per demnation proceedings since year. Amortization provisions a mutually agreeable price Miller Machine i« the moot complete of the early year* ere very could he arrived at by nego­ liberal, requiring no principal tiation. machine shop in Seminole County. It aupImmediately upon purchuse repayment* to be mudu until I960. Thua, the town will have of this system, another dethe benefit of the first few veloper started construction in plica replacement parU and equipment for yeurs of operation to develop nn area which he requested to hr annexed into Town. The their financial atructure. WOMAN’S CLUH Building in Casselberry is the center of many social anti For the technical aspects, acquisition of the privately every type aula, truck and tractor. civic activities. The grounds were landscaped this year in co-operntion Glace Kngincering Corpora­ owned system enabled III tion has designed a system town to guarantee water serv­ with tho South Sem inole Garden Cluh. (Herald Photo) which Includes two eight-inch ice to this new developer nml wells located on opposite aides thus provide thu town with Miltm Starr, machinist, with M yews Mpertenee grinding of town-owned land adjacent a large block of additional rhankshafta. to the Town Hall. Tha two customers. One hundred fifty Well* are equipped with deep one houses are planned In well turbine pumps, and whrn the first stage, of which 49 drilled produced a clear put*- are either built or under con­ bis water requiring a mini­ struction at thi* tlm*. Thus, mum of treatment, and In the municipal water system quantities at least four times even before ita completion, Joanna Harriett, with 14 yeara experience greater than originally antic! has started to produce beyond pated. Tha water I* pumped the fondest expectation* of from thewells through i ita propom nts. ta tha auto parta field hi manager. Bill fibre g lo ss aerstor atop « It should he mentioned that wire wound, rvinforerd con thu Town Council had arrang- I Tocvua hi amLetant manager and Ina Car­ crute ground storugr tank uf eil to have water customers i 200,000 gallons capacity. signed up even lieforu the doThe gas type ehlorinator Is sign of tha system had been p e n te r in bookkeeper. arranged to chlorinate either authorized. An extra induce­ in the tank or In the suction ment was offered hy extend- | main of the pumps. In the log the service lines of the main pump building, a Chi­ Initial cuatomur* to their cago Unlpressur* II system building lines rather than was specified to maintain a their property llnea for the Slav* Darla, msehiaiat, fitting pin hi constant main pressure of 60 total payment of a flO water Houteg Machine* p.s.l. regardless of flow re­ deposit. No connection fee will quirements. A recording flow l>s charged to these Initial P. O. BOX 536 LONGWOOD, FLA. meter indicates the total wa­ customers. On this basis U ter consumption and also was estimated that 166 cus­ serves as one of the control tomer* would be available PHONES circuit* in the Uniprrsaure initially at the start of op­ system. Suction discharge eration, including those availpleasure gaugea and controls aid* from the purchased sys­ T E 1-4235 Orlando, W. P. FA 2-6411 Sanford tem. •re else installed. However, during tho course In order to continue service tn the eveat of extended pow­ of construction tho Inspector er . outages, n standby gas- for tho town, A. C. Brown, Sugar Output Is Major Industry 11 i & fB t i AUTO PARTS • * ENGINE REBUILDING t ft WOOD PRODUCTS For INDUSTRY AND AGRICULTURE ft t M iller Machine Company HO W. SECOND STREET PH. FA 2-8463 / SANFORD ft �i Wtt Pragma Kfltton THE FUTURE LOOKS GOOD Oldest C Of C In State Lake Mary, one of the area's oldest residential com­ munities, boasts tho oldest Chamber of Commerce in the state and the only free public awlraming beach In the coun­ tyPicnic shelters and bath­ houses are available at the beach, located on beautiful Lake Crystal. Lake Mary Is four miles southwest of Sanford and is known for its shady lakefront lots. One of the most active or­ ganisations in the community Is the Lake Mary Womans Club which Is s member of the State Federation of Wo­ m an'! Clubs. The club has been organised less than two years but has accomplished many worthwhile projects such as donatin; 500 child­ ren's bonks to the Lake Mary School Library, entering the float In the Semi-Centennial Parade In Sanford which was named “ Best in the Parade" and conducting an essay con­ test for school chiUrcn with a $23 Savings Bond as the prize. The club Is currently workin ; in conjunction with the Chamber of fom m erre to or­ ganize a community library. The Lake Mary Volunteer Fire Department hat a repu­ tation for rcspondin; prompt­ ly to fire calls and does not confine Its aid to Lake Mary proper but h u extended Its services to surrounding areas. The department has two fire trucks and a tanker and 22 willin; volunteers who are trained In first aid aod civil defense. The Ladies Auxiliary sup­ ports the Fire Department in every way it can. It raised funds to build a 2t x 30 meet­ ing ball which Is used by the two groups for meetings and social activities and Is avail­ able to other groups such as th . Horn. Demonstration Club. The ladies also graded, planted a lawn, and set out shrubbery around the build­ ing this year, as well as building a root over the bar- ............................. FOR T H E RESIDENTS O F becue pit which is used for msny fund rslsi&g suppers. The Msyfstr Country Club ami several exclusive subdivi­ sions are adjacent to the com­ munity. Scouting and Little League baseball provide activities for the town's younger citiiens. Churches include the Church of Nativity Catholic Church, Baptist Church, Presbyterian Church and Church of the Nazarene. Twelve acres fronting on the Country Club Road have been purchased by the board of church extension for the construction of a Methodist Church in Lake Mary within the next two yeara. LAKE M A R Y , FLA. Lake Mary, on* of Seminole Coanty’a older, meet charming residential commmltlea, I* *Hmated abmrt four miles southwest of Sanford. Social life In centered arotmd the Firemen’* Amor, and Auxiliary, Rome Demonstration Clnfc, CM nnd Roy Scoot.", the I.ittle Leagues, various church groups and on active Chamber of Commerce. Nestled between two la rte and beaotifnl lakes, Lake Mary b the favorite spot far water sports, picnics and fishing, for both residents and visitors. Otnr hopes for the rotor* a r t high. Many new homes and b u sinesses have been eatab* lished in Lake Mary this past year. We are a growing and prosperous community. & Frances Ralph • SERVICE STATION • GENERAL STORE HAIR STYLIST PH. 322-5512 Abell Floor Sanding & Refinishing WHILE NAMED Sanford State Farmers Mar­ ket, this fnrm terminal serves all of Seminole County agricultural firms. Much of the county's Tree Planting Hints Offered farm products move through this terminal to markets throughout the United States and elsewhere. (Herald Photo) In Lands Of Plenty, People Are Hungry Most shrubs or trees which grow in Florida woodlands ean be used as ornamentals. One-half of the world's Of course some are more de­ three billion people go to bed sirable and easier to pbnt than others. There arc a few hungry each night! “This is duo to an underde­ ba>ic rules for transplanting which can be applied to ail veloped agriculture and a hinds. widespread lack of knowlrdga First, If you do your tree­ and understanding of nitrition hunting on someone else’* land, be sure lo get the own­ in developing countries," Dr. C. B. Ammrrinnn. assistant e r’s permission. Select small open grown animal nutritionist with tha specimens If possible. When University of Florida's Agri­ you’ve found your tree. dig. cultural Experiment .Station, around it staying one or two feet away from the trunk, explains. In ninny eases, he says, depending on the size of the stem. Go down about six in­ foods may be available but ches or so deeper than you they ora misused. Some coun­ think is absolutely necessary tries have an absence of proto keep the root system a» | tectivo foods such ns meat, milk, eggs, vegetables and Intact as possible. Wrap the root ball tn bur­ fruit. What is the solution to this lap and pin It together with nails. Water the root ball fre­ nutritional problem? Dr. Am. quently. Sometimes tn our merman says supplemental sandy soils a much better foods can be provided, but in earth ball may be removed many cases this is not the with the tree if it is well wa solution as the attitude of the tered prior to digging around people of a country toward rrrtsin foods may present a k. Remember to select only stumbling block. As an example, the scien­ •mall trees for transplanting —about one to three feet for tist cited the n o t of eggs. In pines, and not over six feet soma countries their use for hardwoods. The planting might be rntirrly out of the hole should be both wider (pleitinn due to ths belief and deeper than the root ball women nml girls should not Water the planting bole well eat them for four of suffering before placing in the tree. sterility. Citrus Industry Saving Cited A comparatively s i m p l e gadget designed by a Univer­ In ona area of a country sity of Florida agricultural where over 50 percent of the engineer could auvs the citrus haloes fail to rrarh adulthood, industry about $90,000 in a a 10 percent fish protein con­ single season. centrate has been added to the William E. Grlxzell, an as­ noo<f1ea fed to Infanta with sistant engineer with tha U. considerable success. How- U. Department of Agriculture ever, there are areas where and tha Florida Agricultural fish are thought to be the Experiment Stations, designed cause of leprosy and It would and built tha carton-framing be very difficult to sneourags the consumption of a fish devlca for only shout $22. It product. has been estimated the gadget Present assistance to devvl-! could save citrus parkingoping countries in the area of houses more than flOO for j nutrition includes the estab­ each 100,000 cartons of citrus lishment of new rropa and the they pack. general improvement of agri­ Savings would come from culture. “ It will taka time and reduced labor requirements education to bring uheut these for forming and assembling changes, however," Ammer- two . piece, full • telescoping man notes. fiberboard cartons. From a ' It certain areas of Mexico, third to two-thirda less labor many a farmer believes that la require,! when the new de­ growing corn pleases hia Al­ vice is employed. mighty Father; and, while hie It was developed for use land may be better suited for with citrus, but can also be other crops, it li very difficult applied to packinghouses han­ to convince the farmer that dling apples, peaches, toma­ another crop should be grown. toes or other commodities "Progress is being mails in shipped in the same type of improving the nutrition of container. people throughout the world," The gadget hai been tested Ammerman concludes. “It is, in packinghouses where work­ however, a tremendous task ers assembled 488 cartons tn and one that will truly re­ hour. Using tha older meth­ quire international coopera­ ods, workers assembled 136 to tion to solve." 288 an hour. Count ry Club Rd. nt Wilbur Av*. Compliments Of . . . Scott's Texaco Southern GULF Utilities LAKE MARY ta k e Mary'e Newest Service Station — At Tha Corner Of Cryatal la k e k Country Club Rd. TV STAMPS TEXACO PRODUCTS HELEN'S KO ZY KORNER GARAGE GIFT SHOP Harvey Pugh, Owner A Complete Line Of — General Repairing • Automotive • Machine B a ll-B la ir Agency RAYMOND M. BALL GENEVIEVE G. BLAIR R eg istered R eal E s ta te B roker* Licensed In su ra n c e A g en ts Main O ffice 218 S. P a rk P . O. Box 117 — FA 2-3611 — S an fo rd company’s production to produce feed for ita cattle industry. This Is prevalent throughout Last Central Florida, including Seminole County. FA 2*5808 DAMON C. SCOTT, MC.R. PH. FA 2-2710 ALTHOUGH THIS IMIOTO appcura to be a farming operation, information received with tho photo indicates it is a part of a livestock -IT Country Club Road At Crystal Lake Avenue LAKE MARY P1L FA 2-1290 GREETING CARDS GIFTS NOVELTIES Across From The C Of C Building — I.ake Mary Ralph Schweickert & Son BUILDERS LAKE MARY, FLA. P. O. BOX 337 PH. FA 2-6499 SHOP LAKE MARY, FLA. OPPOSITE THK POST OFFICE 10 A FOOD MART Otis & Ida Mm Sjoblom CORNER OF — Crystal Lake At*, k Country Club Rd. FA 2-2125 Central Florida Living k Real Eatat* Information Center BROWN Realty G. P. BROWN, Broker Lake Mary, Fla. P. O. BOX 183 — TELEPHONE — FA 2-5237 FA 2-1964 Seminole Plumbing & Hardware Mr. A Mr*. R. H. Chamber* • PAINTS • HARDWARE • VARIETY STORE PLUMBING k REPAIRS PH. FA 2-0658 �I I — Longwood One O f Finest Residential Areas In County ------,------— — ■ H I I I 11 -----------T - - % r -” 1 ___________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ _ City Expands To Meet Hs Futare Growth •k» Feed Plants, Despite Cold larva Mk trea* and beautiful labat, provida* a m at Um floe* fMktcstUl M U ta tha 4 I i Just because it turns cobs'they will be available in the most fertilizer material. I very satisfactory for the niayou shouldn't stop feeding soil when temperature andj For lawns, turf experts jority of plant*—outdoor and your landscape plants and or- - water factors are favorable usually recommend e n o u g h 1indoor types. The soil should be moist namenUls. for growth. | fertilizer to give one pound of when fertilizer is applied, and Although there has been a The correct amount of fer- actual n i t r o g e n per 1.000 feeling among many garden- ' tUlzer to use is often a prnb- square feet. That would be the fertilizer should he water­ era that fertilization should Icm. It depends on the for- (about 13 pounds of 8-8-8 per ed immediately. The material should be brouravt evenly over be stopped during the winter mul*. The higher the formula, I 1.000 square feet. months—actually just the op- the less you should use. I Although the vast array of the entire root zone to prevent posite is true. A good fertll-| Since 8-8-8 is a common fertilizer brands and formulas burning. izer program should be car- formula that is excellent for . During time* of heavy rain­ • , on_ year around, . and, most................ , , . rled most uses, Jasper Joiner of„ sometimes confuse the gartl- fall. nil extra application of ornamental plnnta should lie the Florida Agricultural E x-;*n*r’ roi,,t Pl,n t* not * ° 1fertilise might l>e advisable. fertilized every three months.! periment Stations m akes th e ''P ccl^ c in their needs that | in the t. ■>y Florida soils, When you consider that even followr i n g recommendations thry can't use and thrive on severe leaching of fertiliser in the northern sections of based on that mixture. the same or similar fertilizer materials occur* u^nug heavy Florida most plants display I Use two pounds of fertiliser mixtures. rains. If heavy rains occur some growth all year long— | per 100 square feet (or peri Experiment Station research after an application, yoa even it only in the root sy s-: lot! feet ot row it you a r e : has shown that a mixturs should make another. tern—year around fertilizing working with a shrub border! which contains the three n s On the other hand, efuring makes sense. The object of a I with 8-8-8. This Is a rather Jor fertilizer elements—nitro- periods of drought, if you are nutritional program Is to pro-'sm all amount when you eon-'gen, phosphorus and potat- not equipped for irrigation, vide the essential rlrmenta of! aider that a one pound roffee' slum—in a 1 to 1 to t ratio fertilization should he with­ plant growth a t all times so I ran will hold two pounds of i (such as 6-6-6 or 8-8-8) ia held or cut about half. On* of tha »re*'» oldest M maaalti**, Loogwood If IrrAlaf forwtrd tha fntnr* and n p aodlnf 1U facilities to m att tha population growth. TO* saw MOtMquara foot city ball if natring comple­ tion and will include an adminUtrativ* wing and as•ther to house the ai-member Volunteer fir* department’! equipment TO* p o l i c e department, which haf radio-equipped pa­ Florida residents look to Longwood as * "City trol ear, worka In close co­ LONGWOOD’S NEW CITY HALL, now near­ With m Future." operation with tiw abeiiXr* ing completion, ia another alep in liiul cum(Herald Photo) department. munity’a look to the future. All of the Central TO* municipal water aystem la continually expanding and baa Increased tha alia of tiw water malm, and many strerta have been paved aa part of the council'* regu­ lar program of Improvement. TO* low municipal tax (true tor a la favorable to realdent* and Industry alike and 1870,000 worth of permits for Thu gras* may sometime* Nuclear energy may now new construction were issued look greener on the other able.: have a part in lowering the this year. The liongwood Chamber of cost of fresh vegetables and hut chance* are most Florida Commerce la actively work­ in Insuring the housewife a folk* nverlook many of tlit ing to attract new residents natural ailvnntngrs of living top quality vegetable product. and businesses to the town. in the Sunshine State. Agricultural Experiment A new Industrial area has Just take the matter of va­ been established which Is Stations scientists of the Uni­ bounded by SR 427, slated for versity of Florida's Food cations, for instance. Thou­ widening next year, and Sit Technology and Nutrition De­ sands of people from nil over 431, which connect* tJ. S. partment are conducting re­ the country spend millions of search to find out whether nu­ Highway 17-W and the new dollars for vacation* in Flor­ Interstate 4. A railroad sid­ clear energy can be shot Into 1/r. IL M. DUNLKAVY, VAII-7 bombardierida. Most Floridans can enjoy ing also Is available on At­ vegetables in small does to navigator, during a tour of duty aboard the L'SS lantic Coast Line's main lino. keep them fresh for a longer the name exotic »|iot* for the P a n e l Structures, Inc., time on grocer’s shelves. Knterprinu in tlie Mediterranean Sea, join* bin price of a two-hour drive. Dr. Gerald Kuhn, coordi­ opened its southeastern head­ Anothrr example i* t lie nhipmatc* in carrying the word of Seminole quarters here this year lor nator of tlie study ami one of great eitru* industry. For the manufacture of building five scientists taking part In County to all the world. Here he grccta visitors most of us, it is only a short llie research, says up to 40 panels for complete indus­ drive to a plentiful supply of per cent of the vegetables and trial buildings. nlsinrd ship at Beirut, Lebanon. (Navy Photo) oranges, grapefruit, limes, Among other Important In 23 per cent of the fruit har­ kumqiluta, uvocadas and lungdustries In the town are vested never reaches the i-ries—and must of them at I-owe-Temp, manufacturer of consumer because of deter­ near give-away prices com­ Cabinets, and Taggart Mann ioration during storage, trailspared to what they cost in facturlng Company, maker of poration and marketing. northern markets. It’s believed low level Ir­ wood specialties such as lad Ifoincmskera could make radiation ran extend the shelf ders. much more use of this nntursl State Road 427, which runs life of tomatoes and ritrus, abundance of citrus. And, through the town, Is slated without being harmful to the chances are the entire family consumer. If so, (lie method for widening next year. would appreciate the effort. In addition to the primary could mean many more dol­ Florida Agricultural Exten­ shopping area In downtown lars in Florida pockets plus sion Service bulletin 167 give* Longwood, a secondary shop- a drop in cost of fresh vege­ During the 1,900 years following the birth a complete rundown of the Ing area located on Highway table* for Ihe housewife. of Christ, two great religions camo into Iming. The flr*t step in the re. many uses of Florida ritrus In 1792 U growing rapidly. The Magna Carta was signed, thus laying one rooking, baking and hoverIt receivrd a tremendous search is establishing a taste, of tlie cornerstones of what we understand as ages. Or, If you «re only inter­ boost with tlie recent open­ lest panel. Researchers have justice ia tho English-speaking world; the en­ ested in one phase of citrus been testing 25 people each ing of the new Winn-Dixie tire earth was explored; and printing was de­ cooking - such as ritrus breads Super Market at the busy day during lli< last few weeks veloped, thus opening the way for the exchange or ritrus salads—there is n intersection of 17-92 and 431. in tile effort to find those of ideas and art. complete circular seriea (229 It Is adjacent to the long- with super-sensitive t a s t e lint during this 1,900 years, little was ac­ through £16), Doth are titled wool I’U/a which houses a bud* which ran tell the ilif complished in making tlie birth rate override tlie “ Using Florida Citrus Fruits." variety of shops and stores. fe'encc between two cup* of death rate. Ily the year 1600, tlie world's rate Nearby Is beautiful San- plain tomato juice and one See the county agricultural or of population growth was only nliout four |>cr lando Springs, widely known cup of Juice which has receiv­ home demonstration ugrnt for cent each 100 years. Ity 1900 the rate reached fur its swimming and picnic ed low-level nuclear radia­ these and other Extension nearly one per cent a year. Today it’s more than facilities and lovely gardens. tion. Those who can tell the publications. two percent a year and rising rapidly. Estimated Other recreation opportun- difference will he formed into world population in the year '2000: Six billion itle* located conveniently near a panel of tasters to operate IMPROVED AREA plus. by are Mid-Morula and Roll­ the remainder of the project. New York City spent $30 Florida grows about 60,000 ing Hill* Country Club*, Science must return to concentrating on the million lo improve the nelghSkate City anil the Sanford acre* of tomatoes for the world around us once again. Kesearchers must borhmd of U. N. headquar­ fresh market each year and Orlando Kennel Club. find ways to produce enough food to feed this ters, which win a slum and The city park provides faci­ the slate is Ihe leading pro­ exploding |M>pulntion, and nutritionists must ulaoghtfthou.o area before lities for sliufflclmard, base­ ducer of fresh citrus. find ways to educate the people on how to make the world organization moved ball, picnics and barbecue*. liest use of foods available. in. A public library Is main­ an elementary school located tained by the Woman'* Civic in laingvviHsI ami I.ymsn High School it located near the League, FIRST NATIONAL BANK There are six churches and town. Menus Of Citrus Fruits Featured By Bulletins Nuclear Energy May Be ’Shot' In Vegetables * 1963 Progress Edition fonforfc Nrralft 0 . . . PRIVIES to PIPELINES Future Food Is Problem 11 CARIBBEAN to the CAR0LINAS AT WINTER PARK with TRUST DEPARTMENT Telephone 647 3000 Auto. Mobile Home B u sm en. Modernization and Personal Loan* Sale Deposit Boxes Savings Accounts /^Checking Accounts .-- H SPECIALIST IN HEAVY CONSTRUCTION W e’re p ro u d lo lie a p a rt o f th in p ro sp erin g cnm m unl- Serving The Southeastern United States and The Caribbean Area t), and proud that we have grown with it, while being llu rn u p & Sim a. Inc., hna an excellent reco rd o f p roven a b ility a n d p e rfo rm a n c e th r o u g h o u t th e S o u th e rn S tate* and th e C arib b ean . In th e e o n stru e tlo n field fo r m o re th a n th irty -tw o y e a rs , we h av e accom plished m any pro ject* of g re a t p ro p o rlio n n . Building Construction • Pole Setting ■ble in som e m easure to c o n trib u te tow ard o u r neigh- Conduit Contractors b o r a p ro g ress. MEMBER F. D .I.C . • Trenching (las Distribution Systems Railroad, • Welded Pipe Lines Highway & River Crossings “CONSTANTLY BETTER SERVICE” 4 |{ I. f G. W. GAILEY, squadron postal clerk, aorta and routaa the mail. With thu sovoral hundred per­ sonnel assigned to VAI1-3 a t Sanford Naval Air Station, the squadron receives more mail than many amall communities that maintain their ova i t & (iNavy l’llulo), BURNUP & SIM S, INC. 201 N. Maple Ave. Sanford, Fla. Ph. FA 2-8771 �I 1 Bear Lake-Forest City Area Offers Varied Interests Churches, C lubs' 7 Abound; Offer Broad Program r 1 :! \ By Shirley Wentworth Bear Lake-Forest City area Ilk* South Seminole's ether sections of the county, hat grown and added new in­ terests available to those resi­ dents of the area. Along with providing a variety of crafts clubs ami community clubs, new churches have been built to accommodate (he Increased population. Although plans have been made to erect churches of many religious denominations, one of the first to he realized during the past year was the completion of the new Northaide Baptist Church located on Forest City Road In Forest CMy. Other churches already lo­ cated in the area include the Forest City Baptist Church and the Forest I-ake Seventh Day Adventist Church. In the Bear Lake area, members of the newly organ­ ized St. Andrews Presbyter­ ian Church are now holding services In their recently purchased home on Linneat Beach Drive. They hope, in the not too distant future, to begin construction on their property purchased some time ago located on Bear I-ake Road. The Methodist Church, too, t» realizing the dream of establishing a church in the Bear l-ake area by the pur­ chase of land and building on South Hear l-ake Hoad. They hope to begin erecting a church, soon. In the interim, the church Is holding worship services In the Bear I-ake Elementary School. The new Hear Lake Ele­ mentary School has added facilities for education of the children of this area along with the established Forest l-uke Academy ami Forest Lake Elementary Church School. Newly built dormitories for both boys and girls oa the Academy campus, along with a new cafeteria, offers mo­ dern housing and facilities at tiie school to even more atudents. Contributing their civic ef­ fect on the citizenry of the Bear Lake-Forest City area are the Forest City Commun­ ity Association, Forest City Businessmen's Association and the Bear l-ake Commun­ ity Club. For thow with oilier club Interests, the Hear Lake G ar­ den Circle and the newly or­ ganized Hear Lake Home Demonstration Club is avail­ able for adult membership For the children of the area there are Girl Scouts and Brownies, Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts, all actively partici­ pating In the current pro­ grams of their organizations. With the population growth of the area tlie need for a greater shopping district was found and a variety of stores now are located in the fast- f? Vy ' \fi \ l ' •S J5 Udl fc Ijfejf ^*** LONGWOOD PI-AZA is one of the very newest supermarkets and shopping centers established in Seminole Count>. More are oil the planning -V*«-’-J-* ' boards. This new center at Hiway 17-92 and SR 4.14 is ultra-modern and offers all modern conveniences to delight the shopper. Thin Cows Are Poor Investment “The best investment a cat­ tleman can make ia to pro­ perly supplement hi* animal’s feed during the winter,’* says Dr. T. J. Cunha, head of the University of Florida’s ani­ mal science department for the agricultural experiment stations, agricultural exten sion service and the college of agriculture. "Protein and energy nutrl- Uoaa 1 deficiencies are com­ mon among eattl* in Florida during the winter months," he explains, "and they coat the cattleman considerably." Dr. Cunlu urges cattlemen to begin fooling their cattle a protein supplement before they loose weight. Too many cattlemen do not start feeding protein until December or An Aid To Solving Citrus Problems Having problems with your cilru.1 trees? Whether you have one tree or hundreiU, a book publish­ ed by Ihe Agricultural Exper­ iment Stations can help solve your problem*. Enttitled "Florida Guide to Citrus Insects, Disease* ami Nutritional Disorders,” the 200-page volume is designed to aid the professional a* well as the amateur grower in identfying various citrus in­ sects, diseases and disorders. Insect* and their damage are covered fully. Symptom* are given (or each important disease and nutritional dis­ order. One hundred and IT colored illustration* assist in easy and accurate identifica­ tion of ihe disorder. For information on how you may obtain a copy of tins iMMik at a nominal cost, write to th« Agricultural Expert- ment Stations, University Florida, Gainesville, Fa. of INDtSTRIALLST Two of the earliest open hearth furnaces In the United States were built at Boston and Cleveland in Hie laic 1800s by Samuel T. Wellman, who later designed materials handling equipment. developing Forest City Shop­ ping Center complete with post office. A convenient food atore li lieing erected on Bear Lake Hoad to serve neighborhood residents and will lie open soon. Resurfacing and widening of roads in the area has been > completed, enhancing the look of these communities. All in all, (hi* part of South Seminole Cnunly l> proud of its new look for lik'd ami resident* are looking for­ ward to an even greater lift'd complete with expanded faci­ lities for its ever-growing population. January or even later, he axplains. By this time, the ani­ mal* have lost *o much weight k requires s large amount of feed to bring them back into good condition. "It is cheaper to prevent weight losses than to put weight back on an animal,” he emphasize*. Thin cows produce few calves, he adds, pointing out that they may not even pro­ duce a calf. In many case* a calf i« produced only very other year and then the calf may not reach a desirable weaning weight or grade. The animal scientist say* he canm* tell randier* the definite amount of protein or energy supplementation they should feed their cattle. The quantity nestled will vary and will depend on Hu* condition and size of their animals, the stage of pregnancy and lectllion of their cows, and the kind, quality and amount of pasture ami other feed avail­ able. The amount of protem need­ ed msy vary from about onehalf pound to three pound* or so daily, he »ays Energy can he supplied by permanent or temporary pastures, hay, sil­ age, molasses, grain, citrus pulp and other feeds Tlie amount of energy or protein foods fed should be based on the animal'* re­ sponse to the amount being fed. If the cattle rescind well, then tlie amount of feed may be decreased. If they do not respond as fa*t as they should, then the amount of protein or energy feed* sup­ plied should hsi increased. "Proper supplementation pays increased dividend* ami should he a must oil all Flor­ ida cattle ranches," l»r. ('unha conclude*. Tom Turkey Tips To Thanksgiving Turkey in a bargain any time of the year but is a tradition during the Thanksgiving and Christmas season. Julian Moore, poultrymun with the Florida Ayrricultui'nl Extension Service, has some tips on buying your holiday turkey. 1. Turkey’s are graded and most stores handle only grade A birds. 2. hor tenderness, select a fryer-roaster (16 weeks old, about eight pounds), a young hen (about seven months old, nine to 17 pounds) or a young tom (about seven months old, 17 to 30 pounds). Buy the oven-ready, frozen turkey. 3. Avoid any turkeys in torn wrappers since freezer burn is likely . 4. Allow about one pound of turkey t>er per­ son to be served in deriding what size to pur­ chase. 5. Thaw the turkey two or three days In the refrigerator in its original wrapper, or under cole! running water for six to eight hours. Never thaw at room temperature. 6. To keep leftover turkey for future use, freeze immediately after dinner unlesa to be used within a few hours. This will keep it fresh and moist. Protect Your Hunting Dog With hunting season Just standpoint*. When yoa and aiouml the corner, the Florida your prise bird dog take the agricultural extension service field, better be eure he has a suggests two important safe­ current innoculation agnin-t ty measure*! tables. U’e • Bead bet he will i • Hunting dogs are ofiaa • e * m to ad l e n t one rabid pensive investments — Kith animal during the season, and from tha time end money 1he will need the protection. M K M IH H 1 I I I ALLEN’S CABIN ETS INCORPORATED CUSTOM MADE Laminated Plastic CABINETS Charles & Marvin Sts. L 0N G W 00D , FLA. PH. TE 8-4456 RATTLE ‘E* — lu competition with all other Atlantic Fleet heavy attack units, Heavy Attack Squadron 11, commanded by Cdr. John F. Barlow, was awarded the Navy ‘E* for “Battle Bendiness Excellence” by Rear Adm. Robert Goldthwaite in ceremonies at Sanford Naval Air Station. NIBLACK FUNERAL HOME HIGHW AY 17-92, CASSELBERRY SEMINOLE COUNTY'S ECONOMY in greatly enhanced by the water traffic coming down the St. Johns River to the Sanford port with Kanoline, jet fuel for the Navy Station, chemicals, etc., n.s evidenced by this baryte lied up at the Sanford lakefrnnt. Traffic will increase with the open­ ing of the St. Johns-Indian River Cnnal in the not loo distant future. get growing ORNAMENTAL IR O N OUK SERVICES INCLUDE • t ninpletr Funeral Arrangements, including Shipment and Cremation. 21 HU. AMBULANCE SERVICE OXYGEN EQUIPPED • 2 4 Hour Ambulance Service; ox)gen equipped. STEEL STAIRS • COSTS • RAILINGS • STEEL KA11It ICAT ION A ERECTION y e o u • Chapel seating 100 or mure people. If. M. NIBLACK, Licensed Funeral Director HEN It) S. ATKINSON’, A-*.-*ot inta PH. 838 - 4000 Wrought Iron Shop J'.’tt E. Lake \vr., l.onKwood I'll. 838-15 tl NIBLACK FUNERAL HOME HWY. 17-92 (ACROSS FROM THE COST OFFICE) LOWEST PRICES - FREE ESTIMATES i CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA I I 9 I i �OF LO N G W O O D SO M EIM HC 1 0 " C u n M o d i" Like other parts of this rapidly growing state, residents of Longwood come from everywhere, as well as native Floridians. Retired residents enjoy the quiet and neighborliness of a small city to spend th eir Golden Years, and young families here bring up their children in the security of a small town away from the rush ot traffic, where residents plan their own community and neighbors quickly become old friends. HOMES • GROVES f in a ra n c h e s ACREAGE COMMERCIAL < £ o A n u m n Centrally located, Longwood is only minutes from S a n f o r d and Orlando, the beaches, dog and horse racing, Sanlando Springs and other recreational facilities. MAIN OFFICE: CASSELBERRY, FLA. “The Right Investment Is Equal To A Lifetime O f Toil’* A. R. 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V * . /• �• RADIO DISPATCHED TRUCKS • PROMPT SERVICE Antenna Systems Aateaaa Systems, lac., U u i u r M (( Dm dynamic ladiutrtel growth to iemlnole Oeunty, u d l< «M d si- Urn's largest aurafattumt MASONRY SUPPLIES OPEN SATURDAYS T IL L NOON ’ PIRALDO, engineering wireman at ca, Inc- U pictured doing the com* »b of wiring an analog dceom control in mlaailo telemtry. (Herald Photo) INCORPORATED DYNATRONICS, Inc., on Highway 17-92 South, la one of the aumeroua electronka f Irma which PLANTS LOCATED AT LONGWOOD A ALTAMONTE A SILVER STAR ROAD haa located in Seminole County to 8paca Age expansion of Eact Central Sehoinq n a tion A a&ho indiuJjiy Over three hundred Dynatronlcs employe* work oai complex and highly eophlatlcated ground and airborne electronic systems uaed in collecting and analysing data on the performance of mlaailee, satellites, and other apace vehicle*. Dy natron ice, Inc., now In Ita seventh year, haa reached a position of recognised leaderahlp. Strong management direction, em­ ! i -A *Jh ifc jJ» » *A * **te >n •A s-A • t ! ployee loyalty at all levela and the excellent growth climate of Seminole County are all --- of major algnlflcance to engineers looking to Florida for the moat favorable employ­ ment environment. Educational and recrea­ tional facilities la Seminole County are un­ surpassed. Progress Is the watchword for SeaUnolo County and Dyaatroaics, lac. y n a f t o n i c s „ > P. O. Boa 2SM — Orlando, Fla. AERO SPACE ELECTRONICS An Equal Opportunity Employer / ( U s . , ___ — . 11 w li l .T iT iT i? , �n A IMS Progress Edition dCoMA o£ the would!A Hinsud awwuv&ha ALIX O F SANFORD il Proud To Be A P a rt Of The Continued Growth And Progress Of ALIX summer on Highway 17-92 ; produces and ships bathing suits all points In the world. (Herald Photo) suit division of the Our modern air conditioned factory, designed for comfort and efficiency of operation, provides year around employment ALIX of SANFORD-a division of OF MIAMI &I BLH PRODUCTS' new *1 million plant on South Sanford Avenue, formally dedicated last January, employes from 200 to 400 during the various seasons of the year. 2 0 0 -4 0 0 Employed By New HLH Plant HLH Products' $1 million esnning plant located In th« •IT aero Sanford Industrial Park started operations last January and employ* from 200 to 100 workera at various seasons with an annual pay* roll running about half a mil­ lion dollars. The Sanford plant ia one of 13 different plants operated by HLH in the United States and la the largest of its kind In Florida. It* is a division of Hunt Oil Company, of Dallas, and H. L. Hunt Is the presi­ dent. Coming of this unit of the Hunt Company to Sanford is a case of the producer follow­ ing an existing sales market and taking advantage of the area's natural resource* In­ cluding fertile land, a long growing season, an excellent Women's Diet Needs Outlined By Myrtle Wilson Home Demonstration Agent Many people aren't ss care­ ful as they might be about eating sufficient protein each day. A study, made by food scientist* at several Midwest agricultural experiment sta­ tions, shows that after -to years of age the average wo­ man consumes less than the “daily needed amount'' of protein. Women between to and 39 years had diets nine per cent below par in protein; women So to 09, IS per cent; and those 70 to 79 years old, about J2 per cent ahort. Although protein oeeds must be assessed along with other nutritional requirement*, it might be well If older women took another look at their daily protein Intake Goods important for pro­ tein include milk, cheese, eggs, meats, poultry and fish. Others that can be counted oo to give good amounts aro dry beans, peas, lentils and nuU. Although cereals pro­ vide smaller quantitiea of protein in a usual saving, their contributions can help out in meeting daUy protein needs Even though body growth is completed, older people still need protein tor repair and upkeep of body tissues, aay aulrsuooisU. FAMOUS BRAND PRODUCTS PROCESSED IN SEMINOLE COUNTY labor pool, and virtually all types at transportation and rapid distribution facilities. The plant processes green beans, turnip greens, spinach, collards, kale, tomatoes, pot­ atoes, beets amt carrots dur­ ing the 10-monlh growing sea­ son. During the entire 12 months of the year canned dry items such as pork and beans, black-eyed peas, butter beans, lima beans and spaghetti are processed. The canned goods are m ar­ keted under brand names of HLH. Alma, Saxet, and Hall­ mark. Other 1ILH brands are Butterfield, Triumph ami Per­ fection. HLH Products also markets locally the 711 different items produced and distributed by ItLH throughout the country. Felix Andrews ia the local plant manager. An industrial spur of the Atlantic Coastline Railroad serves the HLH plant and truck shipments have easy access over U. S. Highway 17 92. Certified Slings Make W ire Rope Certified Slings. Inc., is a small but successful manufac-1 luring business started less i than two years ago in Cas­ selberry by two former ship­ mates in the Navy, James Avery and Delbert Lafayette. They manufacture slings, boom pennants, heavy hard­ ware and other hoisting gear as well aa wire rope for cranes and draglines. Their main customers are contractors in the southeast­ ern states, but have tilled orders as far away as South­ east Africa. They are also approved for government eontracta. Certified Siinga la capable of making just about any of the 1,000 types of wire rope needed for a specific task. la Operation Since January, IMS, only 1 of IT differ eat HLH PRODUCTS plants ia the United Staten, producing three famous brand namn prod octal HLH peoD ucrx >MACh XlHACM .» H LH IttoW* SURE, FAST RELIEF FOR • HEARTBURN • INDIGESTION Locally, wo process green beans, turnip greens, spinach, collards, kale, tomatoes, potatoes, beets, car rota, and a fu l Distributed By —— HLH LABORATORIES line of ranned dry items. We al.-o market 711 other items produced by and distributed by HLH PRODUCTS. SPONSORS OF "LIFE LINE" ON RADIO AND TELEVISION 2,500 Dozen Eggs Are Shipped Daily Pinebreexe, Sanford, Inc., one of tha city'a newest In­ dustries, is equipped with the very latest egg processing equipment and ships 2,500 dozen eggs a day for distribu­ tion to Winn-Dixie food stores throughout the state. SANFORD, FLORIDA (Herald Photo) H L H PRODUCTS SANFORD, FLORIDA FELIX ANDREWS, PLANT MGR. �philodendron, naphthytU, peperomla, robber plaata aad ether varieties. They tike 10 weeks to reel aad are frow n la Germea or Caaadlaa peat, 19,001 to sees aad Is eervlag Us third pear ea the beaid ef direct* hard work young Battawap era el tha lealaele Oawatp has bant the aanorp late aa farm Bureau. Us la married 189,000 tarcitm ent thfppiay flee mfllioa petted plaata a pear te wholesalers from Georgia te Caaada aad aa far swap as Walla Walla, Weak., by kallwap Eapress, Tropical Plant Carriers trucks aad air freight The plaata, sold by florists, lag ea the variety. A s proper I n p v ito i aad humidity moat bo mainUlaod la tha greenhouses poor aronad with the tem­ perature aoror dropping below 7S degrees. OCEANS o r HOT WATER! nrhnrnl r n n u t w t ' If the testa week eat aad the alps become available, the Agrleelturtl Bateaslea Ser* rice will assist la promoting wide aaap ef the safety do* LIVESTOCK la one of th a mainstays of Seminole County** economy. Cattle ranges fa r and wide throughout th a county. Joining with d tru a and vegetable growing to aid greatly in tha area'a growth. (Herald Photo) tnformatioa ea literslip hundreds of sublets of Inter est to farmers, homsmakors, business met sad gardeners Is available simply for tko • iking from pour county agri­ cultural agent. The Florida Agricultural CMm I/TY TANK—Class-guard lining over heavy gauge steel... never chips, cracks, corrodes. QUALITY INSULATION—Lifetime FIBERCLAS to r maximum insulation... saves gut keepe water perfectly hot QUALITY BURNH-Heavy cast Iron, drilled ports, adjustable air shutter...for top efficiency and caMivlot economy. QUALITY CONTIOl—Robertshaw*. Unitrol 200 with chrome cover plate end knobe... set it and forget i t county agents, publishes a wide variety of circulars and bulletins based on research conducted at the University of Florida. *6 9 “ SANFORD GAS COMPANY Plastic Covering Boon For Flowers quests Extension Service, led by re* of ths public through Nsw materials introduced almost dally nuke available to us mors and mors convenlenees that we once could not afford. One big boon to flower lovers has been development of plastic coverings to a s k s inexpensive greenhouses. The Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station has re­ leased a mimeographed pub­ lication which describes bow te Install and operate an "Automatic System for En­ vironmental Control la Flea* tic Greenhouses." The sys­ tem appears to be economical to install and operate. Copies of the publication may be ob­ tained bp writing the Agrtcult u r a l Experiment Station, University of Kentucky, LeaIngton, and asking for mis­ cellaneous publication 279-A. Can, sorghum end oats ere the mala crepe earning nitrate | sinning. However, cloven, alfalfa aad graaoee may ecea■teoally become high fas at* Into when fertilised heavily with nitrogen. It haa hern found that ni­ treta lavale la foods between one half aad one parent caus­ ed milk predactlea to drop elowly, while eae to 1J per* eeat will eauao milk prodnoNaa ta trap rapidly la four te What c a u sa ths high ae■umnlatlons of nitrate In cropaT Dr. Shirley cape con­ tributing factors to the ac­ cumulation are acid soils, lim­ ited moisture la the toil fol lowing a good growing period, law tempera tu r n la the range FIVE-YEAR-OLD Stella Dodd, daughter e f Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Dodd, of Goidanrod, is shown with “Jimmy," her favorite of the 35 ponlee on their farm. (Herald Photo) Continental Testing Labora­ tories, Inc., sa independent environmental testing lab, started operation In tho aouth and of the county on April 18 of this yesr to servo In­ dustries in Florida and tho southeast. The corporation Is owned wholly by members of the ■tarf, who formed their own business after the testing firm for whom they worked in Winter Park closed. Officials arc John T. Bro­ derick, president and general manager, M. S. Knott, chief engineer, Nicholas Foreso, production supervisor, and John Lockhart gnd Floyd Kinaey, program engineers. line* they began operation they have tailed devices rang­ ing in slss from tiny tran­ sistors to a bugs dummy of ths Pershing Mlssils for tho Armed Forces, government contractors and private busi­ nesses. Testing is done to determine their performance under con­ ditions simulated to match those to which tho equipment is normally exposed in ordin­ ary use, auch aa vibration, temperature, humidity, accele­ ration, shock, attitude, sand, dust, sun, rain, and salt waThe tasting Is primarily done on electrical, electronic, pneumatic sad hydraulic de­ vices and there Is oaly one other such Independent testing organisation in the state. Most of the work Contin­ ental Testing haa done ha* been for Um Gemini space program, and other satellite aad missile projects. The average farm Invest­ ment in land and buildings for each farm In 8enalaole County is 109,215. VEGETABLES 8smlnole County ranks fourth in Florida in the valuo of vegetable* for aaia. •YOUNG FARMER OF THE YEAR* Robert Hatteway, of Altamonte Springs, displays a split-leaf philodendron, one of the attractive ornamentals grown in his 8!/a-acre nursery. NURSERIES Ths sales from horticultural specialties from Seminole County growers amounts to almost |8 million sack year. 0 0 0 Somlnolo County to the 18th ranking county of tho nation in tho valuo of vogatoblso harvested for sale. ♦ NATURAL GAS FOR 8ANFORD BOTTLED GAS BEYOND THE MAINS 109 W. FIRST ST. FA 2*5733 fine quality men’s nightwear Sjnibty’A Under Tree Hoe MANUFACTURED IN SANFORD, FLA. Three generations e f the M th m family hxvt been gpeefaVfta In the manufacture of popular style men’s and boys* pajamas . . . Now you can travel throughout the United States (includ­ ing Hawaii aad Alaska) and many foreign countries and find this familiar "SANFORD" label on the counters of leading department atoren. 125 Skilled Men and Women Produce The Only Machine Made Capable Of Hoeing Up To 5,000 Trees P er Day In 15* Settings. • * In Excess Of 60,000 Dozen Men & Boys High Quality Pajam as Annually. Foal acting 20" ground "In and Out" stroke. Patented "In and Out" hingw construction with tight years of proven dependability, eliminates ground hang-up of hoe head or frame In any condition. # Manufactured and Guaranteed By SANFORD, FLA, e FACTORY: 918 W. 1 st S t Sanford, Fla. SHOWROOM: 10 W. 33rd. S t N. Y., N. Y. �r ■ + * ••IF I f 1 9 ** r •;» i n . : r • —--*■ IMS Progress Edition Cheat R Company, o m of Sanford'o loading firms tinea 1884, did a groat bnsinooa last year of $8,188,000 combined receipts from the throe divi­ sions of tho company — agriculture, wholesale building materials and the manufac­ ture of fertiliser and chem­ icals. This amount was down from the previous year’s gross of fIS million duo to loot win­ ter’s extremely heavy freest. Randall Chase ia president of tho company. S. O. Chase J r , heads tha citrus depart­ ment; R. R Dees, the vegeta­ ble department; Arthur Mah­ ler, the chemical department, and Martin Btinsslphsr, build­ ing materials department. Tbs citrus and produce branch of tho company Is tho oldest of its operation and last year 2,418,867 eratse of citrus and vegetables were shipped from forms ta Oviedo, Zellwood and tho Everglades as well os tha Banford area. Chase A Company has ap­ proximately 8,500 acres from which vegetables are market­ ed for themselves and ether grower*, and 2,600 acre* of MODERN EQUIPMENT and sprays are used today to the care of Seminole County’s and Cen­ tral Florida’s muHI-million-dollar citrus crops. I t’s really "big business” • . ,« s evidenced here. d u tfa a t, y n r i W ; Mrs. W. County CoaaeQ—Mrs. Kay Saum aa, president; Mrs. L. Stag, vies president, and Oviedo Club — Mrs. Lynn Louise Nolan, vice president; "Foods and Nutrition" is Mrs. Janet B jrn ti, eecretary. Moekr, president; Mrs. Lin­ Mrs. Lucy Fitzgerald, aecrethe major project chosen for H e m e Demonstration pro­ Laka Mary d u b -M ra . Ed- da Smithson, vice president, tary; M n. Edwin Kennedy, and Mist Ruth Davidson, sec­ treasurer, and Mrs. Arthur grams during the year. I. A. Powell, vies president, retary. la September the clubs bad Richter, delegate. and Mrs. Jo t Smatbors, sec­ Sanford Club—Mrs. Demp­ project lessons on "Tailoring Everyone Is Invited to at* retary. sey Carets, president; Mrs. tend one of these clubs, aa Food Needs To Me." la Oc­ tober the chibs studied "Ac­ Lake Monroe C lub-M n. C. L. K. Leeper, vice president, the programs are open to the tivities, Calories, and Mo." E. Hunter, president; Mrs. K. and Miss Eva Hunt, aecre- publle. The women In S*mh»e!e “Family Menus" will be the L. Dowell, vleo president, and Seminole Evening Club — discussion for Novombor and Mrs. Doodle Miller, president; in December demonstrations tary. Lon(wood Club—Mrs. Ftlix Mr*. Shirley Setala, vice will bo bold on "Christmas/ Mogo, president; Mra. B. W. president, and Mrs. C. A. An­ Salads." The program tor January Hawthorne, vice president, derson, secretary. will be "Snacks and Des­ serts." "Aa Up-to-Dato Foods Sense" will be tha project lesson for February. "Borne Furnishing" win bo studied ia March. Each club will have a workshop on "Reftaishtag f urniture." to April "Plant* and Dlaoaaes" will be dis­ cussed by the county agents and in May "Flower Arrang­ ing" wiU bo tbs discussion. Special interest programs will be given on "Consumer Education." Mrs. Virginia Smith, axecuttve secretary of Florida Dryeloanlng a n d Laundry Association, will bo in tha county on Jan. II for a special program on dry­ eloanlng. Nino Homo Demonstration duba in tho county havo these officers: Bear Lake Club-Mra. R. A. Jackson, president; Mrs. E. L. Hubbard, vice president, and Mrs. Alan Wentworth, secretary. Elder Springs Club — Mrs. R. R. Rray, president; Mrs. S. A. Tindel, vice president, THE CITRUS BUSINESS In Florida i» "big business.” This picker !• and Mrs. W. R. Marita, sec­ taking ripened oranges from area groves which, along with grapefruit and retary. the citrus canning industries bring to the State million of dollars annually. Geneva Club — Mrs. T. J. SERVING THE FARM & HOME Gardening is fun with the new SUNNILAND IIOSE SPRAY GUN! • Pistol Grip Control • Automatic Metering Devlca • No Mixing. WHOLESALE Prevent and cure nutritional defidenees by spraying BUILDING and directly on foliage. Contains chslated elements. ROOFING MATERIALS Avocado Report Provides Tables South Florida avocado grow­ ers may be Interested ia • new report by the U. S. De­ partment of Agriculture help­ ing to compare lire to weight of the tropical fruit. Grower* generally uaa di­ ameter standards while barvailing fruit while packers uiually use a weight standard for sizing fruit before ship­ ping. The new publication, titled "Fruit Weight* and Corresponding Diameters of Florida Avocado*," provides tables to compare size to weight. It should be a handy cross-reference for grower* and packers. The report (AMS-315) is available from the Agricultu­ ral Markatlag Service, USDA. Washington 23, D. C. Although there may be few­ er and larger vegetable farm­ ers today, the total number of farms in Seminole County remains about 800, due to many new email citrus growera ami nurieries. One 50 lb. bag to plenty for the aver­ Famous CHACO 40% Organic d-4-6-4 Fertiliser contain­ age lawn. Contains si! tho necessary ing 4% Magnesium, Increases yields of Citrus and elements for proper grass growth, Vegetables. Continuous feeding, long lasting. CHASE & COM PANY GROWERS & PROCESSORS OF FERTILIZERS ft CHEMICALS Citrus Fruits, and Vegetables GROWING W ITH SEMINOLE C O U N TY W IT H 50 YEARS OF PROGRESS 1884 CHASE See Your Garden Supply Dealer Today COM PAN Y 1963 Or Phone 322-4552--------For Fast Delivery Phone Sanford — 322-4552 . -A ■' E ,11' 1! * HP: M il �'»■ ■y r .y .T r » 'v ^ r ,n, SIX HUNDRED TUGS, each poahing a barge, now Sanford annually, delivering petroleum, gaaollne, chemical* and, aa with thla tug and barge, je t fuel for Sanford Naval EQUIPMENT SUCH ae thla receiver bring aa* ■etnbied by a Dynatronka electronic* technkfam, manufactured In Seminole County, la vital to the natlon’a apace program. (Herald Photo) m eat for many local raaidoata aa wall ae attraeUag highly educated engineer!, sclootMa, and fockolclan* from all ev«r Mm . United States. lo n e CO poors ago, Henry Fard ia told to have cut casts . . . and confounded suppliers trank* technical program is . . . by having porta for Ms attend for etodeate at Ignsaa Model T assembly lino shipped High School with aa adult aoaraa a t Bight The county la wooden boxes of precise vocational training program, dimensions ae they could be hi costjuctioa with tha state unpacked, disassembled and am ploy meet office, otters aa used for running boards on hi-plant assembly course Tils production Une Modal T. whenever the demand la great I t was o simple but Ingen­ ious atop that helped guaran­ tee o place for tho ford Mo­ tor Company in tho Infant ontomoblls Industry. Today, tho embryonic aero­ space industry stands at tha L. D. Plante. Inc., whose rendering plant la located at sama point of development. Every eornar th at c m bo Gardenia Parma naar Oviedo, manufactures tallow, which la cut, ovary penny that can be exported lor use In the mak­ aavsd, puts the growing elec­ ing of soap, stabilised tallow, tronics flrns in a stronger which Is used locally In cat­ competitive p o s i t i o n and tle feed, and meat and boos grounds It more firmly la the steal used as aa ingredient hii unfolding aaroapaaa and elec­ tronic* future. •attic aad poultry feed. Henry ford's genius in apThe pleat has been In oper­ ation for 10 years and pro­. plying tha “penny saved" to* duced 100,010 pomtdi of tallow per weak and 00,000 pounds of m eat and bona msiL The plant baa aeon consider­ able expansion la tha past two years with Uts addition Deep South Product*, Inc., of machinery used in grinding of Forest City, Is In operation end bagging tho meat and year-round producing a va­ bone meal. riety of food products which Meat scraps and bones used are shipped lo Winn-Dixie In the process art collected stores exclusively. from restaurants and food The plant employs all local c h a i n s throughout Central labor with a payroll of U em­ Florida and on tha East ployes. Coast. The business, which was ac­ quired from the Fosgate Com­ pany In January of 1959, Is not related to the citrus in­ dustry but produces peanut butter, jellies and preserves, Adama Transfer and Stor­ mayonnaise, salad dressing age, of Sanford, does both lo­ and vinegar under the "Deep cal and long distance moving South" label and cooking oil and haa 213.000 pounds of under the “Astor" brand storage In its warehouse with name. Al Rhodes is general man­ facilities for 200,000 more. Adama is the local agency ager of the plant. for Pyramid, long distance Stovers. In February of this year, W. A. Adams, owner of the company, purchased DeLand Moving and Storage with headquarters and warehouses at DeLand Airport. Corroct amounts of the right seasonings make flat, tasteless foeda delicious and tempting; earefully' selected shoes, bats, purse sad gloves turn a simple suit or dress in­ to an attractive outfit And In the home accessories do tho same thing for a room. But just aa too mueh spice or the wrong kind of sploe may spoil tho pie, so may a room bo ruined by too many accassorles or by poor (elec­ tions. It ia better to have a few well-chosen accessories than to hava a large number of objects which do not go well together a r with the furnishings of the room. Too many places wake a room look cluttered. Kinds of accessories — Accataoriea include all small deeoratlvo objects. Of these, lamps, flowers, pictures and fabrics arc the moat import­ a n t Others include books, book ends, whatnots, clocks, mirrors, desk sets, cushions, candle holder*, candle stick*, deeoraUv* box**, ash trays, •te. Selection; Personality is ra­ velled through tho selecting and arranging of accessories much m ort than in furniture selection and arrangem ent A ir Station’s mighty J t t bomber*. Number of deHvwiea win increase rift w ater traffic when the S t Johns-Indian River Canal la completed. (Herald Photo) Objects that a r t too coavan* tional have little or no person­ ality. Lamps should bo selected on the basis of good light and beauty. To givo good light, they must bo of proper height and have abides which reflect the greatest amount of light. Shades should bo large enough and wide enough to give a good spread of light They should be white or near white on tho Inside and opaque enough to hide the outline of the bulb and fixtures. From the standpoint of an accessory, lamps should be simple in design with shades of a size, shape, and color appropriate la t k a base. Shade* should have very lit­ tle decoration and should fit Into tha color scheme of the room. However, light coming through a green, blue, or lav­ ender shade will not be pleat­ ing; soft warm colors are best. Lamp* should range in character with the rest of the room. Porcelain and silver lamps with silken shades are made for pretentious homes. Pottery, heavy glasi, pewter, copper or wooden bases with parchment, paper, or coarse cloth shades fit better into simpler rooms. Mip«, plaques, mirror* and fabric* can take tb* place of picture* with Interesting re* suit*. Many plaquca are toe gaudy in color and too poor ia design to have a place among acceisoriea—they clasalfy aa knickknacks. There are some, however, good enough ia de­ sign and toft enough la color to ha used. Textiles suitable for wall h a n g i n g s are hand-woven pieces, whether modern or old; cretonnes; chintxes; fig* ured linens; silks, and other drapery materials. When ae* lecting a wall hanging, con* sldar other colors ia the room. In Tallow, Meal Ample Storage Space Offered Seminole County growsra plant 6.4 per eent of the na­ tion's total celery acreage. Eight 4-H Girls Clubs hava been organised la lemlnols County, aa follows: Oviedo Teenage Club— Ka­ thy Rook, president; Carole 81mmoos, vice president, and Sandra Mlkler, secretary, with Mrs. J. M. Dingmaa aa adalt leader. Slavic 4-H Club— Toed* Rountree, president; Susan Duds, vice president, and R u t h Bellhorn, secretary, with Mrs. Mabel B. Hein and Mrs. Anna Mlkler aa adult leaders. Sanford Teenage Club— Of­ ficers to be elected, with Mrs. Doris Gandy as adult leader. Sanford Junior 4-H Club— Joan Repp, president; Nancy Ilurks, vice president, and Peggy Mclnvalc, secretary, with Miss Eva Hunt aa adult leader. Lake Monroe Junior 4-H Club— Judy Dailey, presi­ dent; Marlene Dorn, vice president, and Karen Kirk­ patrick, secretary, with Mrs. Robert Dorn, Mrs. II. R. Wil­ son and Mrs. Charles Stafford as adult leaders. Lake Monroe Senior 4-H Club—Officers to he elected, with same adult leaders aa tha Junior Ciub. Longwood 4-H Club— Offi­ cer* to be elected, with Mrs. Pat Roytes and Mrs. Marlon Bryant aa adult leaders. Geneva 4-H C lu b - Patty Johnson, president; Ettaleen Bos, vice president, and Dabra Slerman, secretary, with Mri. Onto Box and Mrs. Janet Byrnes as adult leader a. Vegetable production In 1040 tracts, more dollars, greater employment in tha electronic brought aome $3.2 million to Seminole County growers. industry In Central Florida. PRODUCED BY YOUR LOCAL D A IR IE S - Which war* organised into tha Perfection Co-operative Perfection Dairies takas pride in distributing milk Dairies of Sanford in 1951, and now are tha largest milk pro* for tha schools of Seminole County. Wa hava been furnishing it ducers in Seminole County, exclusively nines 1931. Perfection Milk k Guaran­ teed to be tha freshest and af this nourishing product are produced daily in this county richest milk dalivarad la B atiaola County. Usually two days fresher thaa aay are processed by PERFECTION DAIRIES other! ORIGINATORS * beginning to make Inroads on available land. The dairy industry is a top businedb hi this county. • (Herald Photo) THB PAM0U8 GRAPEFRUIT SHERBET 2562 P ark Drive THE CATTLE INDUSTRY, along with agri* culture, continues to be a mainstay of 8eminola economy although industry and homeeitea are OP Sanford. Fla. �Plea Issued By Florida Agriculture For Trained Experts Opportunities Gted For Jobs In This State A pita for hel* has p H oat t# 71 of Florida’* to* »<rlcul­ tural tad buateaa* leaders. They bar* k H I ashed to Submit Ideal M bow I* meet the demaod for trained young people by Florida’! jxiuihroomtag agricultural Industry. A letter f r e a Dr. X- T. York Jr., Florida's provoit for agricultura, Mid ideas from within the Industry are •ceded by a m o s tly appoint­ ed committee char fed with the challenge of getting more Florida youths interested in •ollege training in agriculture god related (itIds. Headed by Dr. Earl 0. Jtodgeri, agronomy proieaior, the commute* la mad* up of University of Florida faculty members, students sad a representstlr* *d tfr* Stale Department of A glkaltare. la hla letter, Ycrh laid the agricultural leaders th* Uni­ versity of Florida's eellsge of agricultur* has teeoareea la affer training in agriculture an a par with say other uni­ te r aity la the aatotry. "One ef ear Mgg*«t tasks, bewever," ha said, "la te aequaint prospective Itadenta with these oppertuaitlee and to Impress upon th a n the an •client career possibilities following graduation." . Th# agricultur* provost at' fributed part «f th* shortage «f well trained maa-power to a a "erroneous image of tho agricultural profoaaioa oa tho part of the general pubUc — an image that the industry la declining in Importance. This is not the caa*. Th* Industry la growing rapidly and con aistcntly In Florida.” "It Is estimated nationally," York continued, "th at col leges of agriculture ar* turn­ ing out leas than half of the trained personal required to fill the needs of the Industry." ' “While it Is true the nunt; her of production people needed has decreased, the de­ mand for people trained In processing, distributing, man­ agement and other areas has Increased greatly." IM S Progress Edition Z lti* DEARBORN ELECTRONICS Laboratories, lo­ cated on Highway 1742 South, la one of th* many new ftrma of th a t buainesa now locating in 8«mlnol« County. (Harald Photo) Sanford M frs. Now Employ 125 Persons Sanford Manufacturers, toe ships 71,000 doses p a in ef man's and hoys' pajam as an­ nually all ovsr the United H* said Florida's *ollega of agricultura has many re­ quests for trained graduates "for which we have no ooa to recommand." In hit call for help, Dr. York emphasised that tha committee needs not only ideas on how to inform the public and prospective stu­ dents a t tbcaa opportunities, but will seed cooperation when a plan la put into ac­ tion. Tha eollaga cf agriculture thia year reported Its highest enrollment in history except for IMS and 1!M — 407 stu­ dents. Of the total, 110 of these students represent 33 foreign nations. "Our foreign student enroll­ ment," York said, "la an in­ dication of tho high regard held for our agricultural pro­ gram all over the world. But, we feel the need to Interest more Florida students—to let them know the opportunities for training and Jobs la Flor Ida." States, Including Hawaii, and to Puotiw Rise, South Amer­ ica and Europe aa well . . . each one bearing the ford" label. The pretent eueeeee back to a small beginning in 1SM in the old Forrest Gatcbel building on Sanford Ave­ nue with 33 employes. tt was through the efforts of T. E. Tucker, president of Florida State Bank. Circuit Court Judge Voile Williams, W. H. Stemper, Herman J a ­ cobson and the Chamber ef Commerces that Hyman Meltter, president of the parent company in New York, de­ cided to locate In Sanford. The company toon outgrew the original quarters and in June, 1937. moved into a new 10,000 square foot building built by Carroll Daniel Con­ struction Company at 111 West First Street. Four years later U was necessary to add another 13,000 square feet to handle the fast growth In the company. Since tl.e company moved Into the new building, busi­ ness hat more than tripled and it now employa 123 per­ sona with an annual payroll between KM and M00 thou­ sand feUars. H arris Meltscr to president and genaral agar ad tha company. Officials af Sanford lecturer* are looking forward te continued increase to vw luma, which wlQ afford addi­ tional bustoeas opportunities and increased employment lor th* future. Fierro Turns Out Sleep Wear P le n a Manufacturing, own­ ed by John Pierro and locat­ ed at 400 Pecan Av*., manu­ factures sleepwear for all ages. The plant, which started operation in 1933. employ* approaimately to person* and ships between M0 and 1.000 doxen gowns and pajamas each week all over the Unit­ ed States, Hawaii and Puerto Rico. Pierro like* Sanford very much and is glad that ha lo­ cated hla factory here. AMONG OTHER new and Improved plants In firm In only the laat few month* underwent an Seminole County li the Harcar Aluminum Pro­ expansion program and *nUrf*d it* overall floor apace for Increased production. (Hernld Photo) duct* Company, on Hlfhway 17-92 8outh. Tho SEMINOLE CO UN TY’S Farm & Garden Center THE KILGORE SEED COM PANY R Yee, w* do sell seed! After 100 years of breeding research and jm caa to sure that th* Aagrow Seed we offer you to the beet ia the business. We also carry the following products: * Fungicides * Insecticides • Soil Fumigants • Dusters * Weed Control Chemicals * Carden Tools • Sprayers * Rubber Boots & Raincoats 1 Fumigant Applicators And, if you need a piece of pipe (Galvanized or 1’ia.stic), A Lawn Sprinkler, Uarbecue Grill, etc., See Us! Any size bolls end nuis, brass fittings (pipe, flange anil couplings), sprayer nozzles over SO mIm m ), • No sw eat. No panic. • You are teeing a minute part of a long-range and inetlculoudy planned in.rin(en.tnce program. You ate visually faced with one of the rearon, why it U neceiury to luve mure generating capability than the demand* made by cities and town, in Florida. ■ You are looting at one of the main benefit, of interconnecting the generating facilities of invetor-owned electric companies. Uy coordinating tiic major maintenance project, of interconnected companies, we are able to keep our generating capability at a level which would provide ail the power needed by our ctutomcr, diould we unea(iectedly lo»e our largest generator. ■ And if it diould happen that on umiru.il emergency cau*e, a period when the fdcllilie-. of a complete plant or more are tori, we can reach at far a, the Canadian border to hrlng you the Power to Ptc.ive. 7 3 i7 to e t.j4 7 to if o / F L O R ID A P O W E R C O R P O R A T IO N pm,# '*#•#*it i frwrafr-tofrfl fi/f«( (c^aev power sprayer* (home garden size . , , up to I h r 0(»» Florida Special). The Kilgore Seed Company Division of Asgrow Seed Company 1400 W. First St. Sanford Ph. FA 2-1981 �* ■ ' . 5 -y : '‘j g fI MLy**.r ' ft * . ... V? s b k k v .' j : - ijta m . *i y a K B ■ — i ii —*r 3 H Bi Sl S E ll! L*_ r vj A- i " gftr>t ,+X\ tty -• * V § r • , W ITH ♦*.**11-A COUNTY These people represent 170 years of Banking Experience, all are devoted to serving you and the community with the greatest efficiency and knowledge. tK % - v , jEyaRk. ■ k . 11 f f r - 1 .7 W BPi v1 tr II. H. HODGES President GEORGE A. ORTAGU8 C h airm an Of The B oard R. F. MANN Executive Vice President MRS. LOIS D. HOI'S HOLDER A ssista n t Vice P re sid e n t HAROLD B. ROWLAND Cashier EH M p !h H B s tfS g jr. 0. C. McBRIDE Assistant Cashier MEMBER F .D .I.C MRS. CATHERINE M. RAY Assistant Cashier The Sanford Atlantic bt k j - j <j MEMBER F.D.I.C. SANFORD, FLORIDA -1 *./. �. + •» •-’ > X tiitiazfcKacEKs: m v / s w » t r - m 'w m m p ^ rr--: '. T -lU cf-v;', , . ; v ' x •$ » '-•'[•; • *• * D#AV t c m a XH£ H C /U V T r>T - f h f £»' o I ci P n . T n . i o r s <^Lr San fo kd S fi-M i N O L F . ,_____ L o u n t v Crxpe C a n a v /f r Seminole County joins with nil of Central Florida in offering “gracious liv% ingMto old-time residents and newcom­ ers alike. Seminole County in particular offers a change of pace to the newcomers from the North who like a change of seasons for hero the word is . “three# seasons country” . . . spring, summer and autumn. And 1 *mcs are in keeping with the climate, from moderate priced residences to veritable mansions. This *■’ | ♦* * v -r j «. r ' ' ‘ " *1'•V» : *r beautiful waterfront home is nt Indian Mound />l �# 3*r •igM Mil H *9om» Tow*, tn frl Rrralh 1968 P ro g m e Edition V JL A S. U rat'd O MM Daltooo Um ■Mtha ago* 7M would. Whs* Mlml'a MmU* I n ttm officially launched 2 * h Z r S w m h * II, they On* of th« major coramer-, Alix of Sanford manufacture elal building coippanlo o f j l « PlM t* F lre e tW * new Central Florida, f o r m e r l y T t ’ ™ , '? * ' . ^ _ , , and the Sanford Manufacture kuo*n u the Carroll Daniel | ta f C o r n e r planU Conatrurtlon Co. haa now beUnderway at the present or come the LeKoy C. Robb Con- goon to he underway are the atraction Company, following Retirement Life, Inc. nursing the purchase of the contrail- home in DeBary and the new lng Interest in the company addition to Seminole Mentor* by Robb, who was formerly |a] Hospital, vie* president. Among the m ajor institu* The fast-rising construction tional building* built by Robb firm, which has built some of in the last five years are the the largest commercial build- Florida State Bank and four Ings in this area and through- other banka in the state, a out Central Florida is now number of churrhes, several completely locally owned with schools, an armory, the JniRobb as president, Allyn C. Alai fronton, the Civic Center Hausch as vice president, and the fir* station. Candace M. Robb, secretary Though Robb haa built some and Norma Freeman aa tress, additions or added wings to nrer and assistant secretary, some of the luxury homes of Among the newest buildings the area, he does not seek completed by the growing residential building and heads building and construction firm the roster among commercial are the H. L. Hunt plant, the builders of the area. •Mss a n appccsehlag the $10 •ItHe* aatk. Deltona MW is, aeeording Is Frank K. Mackl* J r , «f A a M adJs l i a s , “far ahead growth can be seen In the M • lie s of roads, 40,000 feet of water pipe « m , 40,000 feet « | sewer line sad 28,000 feet ef gas Ua*. There are ether signs of growth, toe. Regular commercial b u s perries between Deltona and DsLsad was Inaugurated last month m was school bus service for Deltona’s 23 mhool-ag* shfldrsn. Twice - weekly commercial la • location which will be Bora convenient for resident M* and h r expansion, and house-to-house stall delivery fa scheduled to begin aoon. A program of adult educa­ tion class** for Deltona resi­ dents fa being formulated through the cooperation of Stetson University officials and la scheduled to get under way after January 1. Tha driving rang* area at the Deltona golf course has THIS AERIAL PHOTO, bjr Kent of DeLand, pictures the bustling com­ munity of Deltona, across ta k e Mop roe from Sanford with more than 200 been cleared and tha sprinkler in Florida, ahould continue a t system and well have been in­ aa avaa faster pace in the stalled. montha and yeara to coma. Rssidsnta of Deltona have The Mackl* brother* vacantbeen busy, too. ly announced a "greatly exThe Pioneer Club of Del- panded marketing program tons haa elected Its first slate with sharply increased adverof officers and the Sew and Using and aalea promotion Chatter Club meets every budgets” to spread ths word week to "do its ahare” for about Deltona In key norththa nearby Methodist Chil­ em msrketa. dren’s Home. Aa part of this expanded And a aeries of monthly tours to points of interest in the Orlando-Daytona Beach area is being planned. This rapid growth c i Deltons, situated In tome of the most beautiful land available program, tha Macklea rsctn ly announced plana to build full-scale Florida retlremei home a t tha N*w Yoi World’s Fair, The home — complete ai authentic In evtry(dstall fro foundation to furnishing* will be typical cf tha quail homes which the three Mark brothers have been buildii a t Deltona. their c o n m u n l t l e s , and achieve a satisfying way of life. As In the democracy in which, they live, 4-H'ers large­ ly run their clubs, elect of­ ficers, help plan and hold meetings, and select projects. Each club drafts its programs to suit Its members and ths localities in which they live. To guide 4-H’ers, about 108,000 youth-minded men and women — mostly parents — serve as unpaid volunteer local leaders. Nearly 119,000 older club members aid as Junior leaders. They are train­ ed, counseled and assisted by county agents, backed by the vast stores of scientific know­ ledge In the State land-grant colleges and the U. S. Depart­ ment of Agriculture. Leaders advise and encourage 4-H’cri in planning snd carrying out projects. They attend meet­ ings, visit members to observo progress of projects, and offer suggestions where needed. residents and more than 250 homes built or under construction, Deltona advertises it is in tha heart of “the three seasons.’’ 4-H Clubs, a rt groups of young people In rural, urban and suburban areas, wbo carry on a wide variety of farming, homcmaklng, per«onal Improvement, commun­ ity servlco and other pro­ jects. Any boy or girl between 10 and 19 years old may Join by agreeing to follow 4-H ideals and standards. There are no dues. Tho main requirement Is a willingness to "learn by doing," which is the club slo­ gan, and to "make the best better," which is the club motto. Character development and good citisrnahlp aro longrange goals. The four “Hs" stand for "head," "heart," "hands" and "health," which a rt emphasised in tha pro­ gram. What do 4-H members do? 4-H’ers hava projects and many raise livestock and poultry, grow gardens and field crops, conserve the soil and Improve their homes and communities. Some of the most popular projects are: Home grounds b e a u t i f i c a t i o n , recre­ a t i o n , leadership, electric, agronomy, forestry, wildlife and nature study. In urban and suburban communities where 4-H is spreading, fast-gaining pro­ jects Include automotive care and safely, career explora­ tion, horsemanship and etomology. o V 4 Retired Couples Offered Haven At Casselberry Xantia Road Retirement Homes in Casselberry, built by Al Green, offer a haven for retired couples. Thirty of the attractive |S.90o two-bed­ room homes already have been sold and 20 more are planned. All city conveniences are available to residents such as paved streets, sewers, water, Are and police protection. There is house-to-house mail delivery and the area is close to modern shopping ccnttrs and churchas. Green hat built nearly 100 homes In Casselberry since 1999, Including many fine contract homes. Let Us Give Your Possessions The * “J THIS RAISED fireplace in a feature of * home d e s i g n e d and constructed by Kingswood Builders. iid $ 1 o jD £ A " TREATMENT fl THIS ATTRACTIVE entrancewny in a feature of a Kingswood Builders home. <) it just doesn’t happen ADAMS TR AN SFER SINCE 1954 H v ; l> Experience In Nurwery ft Landscape * FREE ESTIMATES • PLANTS • 8HRUUS • HOUSE PLANTS • SHADE TREES Jl • Claanl No sm oke, soot, film. P ^ ty d sh le l Always there whan you need i t Qujetl No moving parts l i hMting cycle to wear o u t Economt cal. tool That’s why every day 4,6*4 more families Install—and M ijoy-BAS HEAT. — NATURAL GAS FOR SANFORD BOTTLED GAS BEYOND THE MAINS 109 W. FIRST / FA 2-.V •l • YARDS LEVELED • EVERGREENS • FRUIT TREES, ETC, a la • • * • SODDING T ""- v . Wi FRANCHISED DEALERS FOR PRE-PLAN your move to Florida when you buy your home. Our service specializes in PERSONALIZED PACKING, CRATING, & STORAGE for local or overseas shipments. FIRST IN LAWNS FOR COMPLETE LANDSCAPE SERVICE Adams Transfer & Storage LOCAL and LONG DISTANCE 2221 GRAPEV1LLE AVE >00 N. HOLLY AVfc. SANFORD, FLA. P V I A \ J \f \ I L ! FA 2-0225 FA 2-0226 V �> * I R * r ■: ^ — One Of Seminole County's Most Beautiful And Exclusive Residential Areas Is GREENBRIAR LOCH ARBOR Overlooking Mayfair Golf Course And Country Club This Custom Built Home Features: Three Red rooms, Two Paths Large Living Room With ' Exposed Redwood Ream Ceiling With Grey Glass In All Four Gables. Living Room Has View Of The Large Enclosed Garden. Dining Room And Family Room With Exposed Stacked IMock Walls And Walnut Paneling Bedrooms With Exposed Stacked Block Walls And Birch Paneling. Master Bathroom Has Double Lavatories With Solid Marble Top. Kitchen Has Soljd Black Walnut Cabinets, G-E Americana Range, Refrigerator, Dishwasher, Garbage Disposal. -I Double Carport*. -4.1 r Ceiling And All Exposed Walls Insulated. General Electric Central Heating And Air Conditioning. Paved Streets - Siorm Drains v j JAMES GRAHAM CHAPMAN JR. ARCHITECT All Greenbriar Homes Feature The home pictured is the latest of several thoughtfully designed homea completed in Greenbriar of Loch Arbor. Let us build a home for you — or select your homesite now in this restful, shaded area and build later. This is the place for Florida living at its very best. tttgswood R u iM ttt IN C SANFORD, FLORIDA FA 2-8074 William S. Brumley, Jr. Byron M. Leach P. O. BOX 1599 �(•‘■c ’ ; .1 -\<y ■vi 0 Greet Newcomers To Seminole # New Residents Soon Learn To Garden Florida-Style Om ot A t favorite of n o M tim far Iong-tbM Florida resident* aad for oawcontra to tha atoto ia gardsolog. Btaaasd by tha w arn aunahlna, am pit rainfall and n jrtar - round out-of-doors cli­ mate, tba atata and particular* If Seminole County la delight* fully indodva to tha growing of flawara, ahrube, traaa, rag* atablaa and an types of plants. Newcomere to tha area, who a t flrat misa soma ad tha hardy aaauala which they were uaed to In northern tac­ tion* of tha country aooa for­ get them ia juat ana visit to a plant nuraary, of which there are many la tha area. With hundred* of lushleafed, rich-bloaaomed planta and thruba, baautifal flower­ ing traaa, fruit trace and aueculent vegetable planta to chooaa from Seminole County home owners find themselves bony digging, plaattag. penn­ ing, fertilising, watering and whan work la doae, wander­ ing through thair gardens to admire tha growth and beauty of tha many varieties of land­ scape. Nursery-men of the area specialise in large, cold-hardy ornamental shrub*, palm trees and shade tree*, baaring-aga citrus, beautiful hoaaa-plaats and exotic tropical orchids, birds of paradise, and iiUes as wall a t the lovely traditional The pepnler patios which roteo, carnation*, mazes end are such aa integral part of Florida homes are a favorite ell ether varieties of flowers ■pot from which to obaervo for catting or Juat for looking and enjoy th# ahrubi and a t os they grow in the garden. flowers of unlimited varieties. Whether t hey^ walk, fly, 3 ^ creep or daMRgBD crawl, We guarantee to kill ’em all! * W gifts type Of basinets, n •rgaalsstioa Wide variety a t available to tha Welcoming tha « w lp w ritad family with gifts from their a n saltation aad mi invita­ tion to visit the establishment with a gift certificate tor an­ other gift ef thair ehaiee era beauty shape, fan ltare ato m , service stations, department •tores, groceries, gift shops, florists, appliance dealers, hanks, ra a ta u m tl, driva-to*. Jswaby stores, newspapers gad priatlag • a m p a n l a a , eountry dubs, drugstores, TV •tores ta d repair shop*, fun­ eral homes. Greeting tha new family With helpful information and brochures and laaflata are tha Chamber ef Commerce, the faytees, Uw County Health tllnlc. Civil Defease Department, Ubrariee, recreation departments, savings a»d loan Offices, chore he*, schools, au­ tomobile dealers, tire stores, floor finishers, tool ell aupfilers, recruiting offices, dair­ ies, kindargartani, paint and gits* storas, iaauranc# agta•las, plumbing and heating •hops and lavestment count*h ft From tha State of Florida eomea • stats map, with greetings from the Governor, iniormaUoa about hunting and fishing laws, a driver'* manual, social security infermatkm, aad toformatloa on the exciting missile program From tha postmastara ot each community come change ef address cards, and from the Welcome Wagoa Itself, help to establishing credit ratings, names of physicians dentists, law enforcement agencies, fire departments, location of schools and such servlet agaaciaa as tha Red Cross, Salvation Army, Christ­ mas Baals, Heart Association and many others. During Urn past year, more than 1,000 naw families havt been greeted by the Welcome Wagon representatives as (hoy strive to help the new folks adjust to their unfami­ liar surroundings, locals ser­ vlets that they may need, and aislat them in getting settled. Tho Welcome Wsgon Lady alto help! Introduce the newcomara to a church of their danomlaatioa and describe community organizations, ac­ tivities and fadlUlta. One of tho most valued so­ cial attributes of the Welcome Wagon service Is the estab­ lishment of Nswcomers Clubs, where the new citizens can get together with other*, meet and make new friends, play cards, have lunch or toffee, plan outings and parties for themselves and their families. Once established, the new­ comers clubs become selfsustaining, electing their own officers and continuing to function as a social organiza­ tion, taking part In commun­ ity activities and helping with community acrvicci, extend­ ing their own right hand of fellowship to others. Welcome Wagoa was found­ ed 34 years ago aad haa or­ ganizations la ovary ittto in the Union end to meny for­ eign countries. Their motto expresses their function: “A Business WUh A H eart" and they serve both th# community and the new­ comer by getting the two to­ gether for the mutual bcaoflt of aach. When Installing aromatic tad cedar closet lining, don't forgot to cover tha c lin g as wall. For maximum protection agnlnat moth*, many builder* alto cover the floor and tha inalda of th* door. Aromatle rad coder closet lining’s natural fragrance ia planting to humane; y*t It paralyse* moths. A standard •las cloaat con ba Un#d with moih-repallrnt rad evdar for I approxlaataly $60. name comsot - mnicmmj msut mtw • uws • iM tn Mticr mvtml For akdhd pro<to«iornl service molts, can ns for all your pern C el CALL NOW! FA 2-8865 FREE ESTIMATES ■A ► ALL WORK GUARANTEED FULLY INSURED m Jgj.a.%• WELCOME TO SEMINOLE COUNTY nay these three ladies, who greet all newcomers to the county bearing basketsful of gifts and presents from merchants and organisations of the area. From left are Mrs. Robert Rug* genstein, Mrs. Nora Norris and Mrs. Virginia PetroskL (Herald Photo) ART BROWN HOME OWNED * OPERATED 55t VALENCIA DRIVE SANFORD, FLA. JOHN L. BRUMLEY home on the waterfront in Indian Mound Village is pictured. The w ater and stately palms add to Florida’s "gracious living.’' Best for YOU - for Better Living! TWO OF THE MOST APPRECIATED COMMUNITIES IN FLORIDA! Idyllwilde OF LOCH ARBOR ■ n g a n g jO j A.a - v(,« *' n. 303 TAMMY DRIVE OUR BUSINESS IS c d in q & C U h C o n ’ .1 i This lovely 3 bedroom, 3 bath home of contempor­ ary modtrn design is typi­ cal of tha outstanding cutatandlng realilencea In desirabla Idyll wild*. Central duet olr cumlltioning and heating, ami all • electrla built • In kitchen are among the m a n y features of the home. STAFFORD DEKIIY retired Lung Island (N. Y.) newHpupermun, and Mrs. Derby with their granddaughter, Saudi Hadunau enjoy leisure hours in pebble-rock patio of their new home in Sanford. (Herald Photo) J is L “Custom Built Homes of Distinction For Happier Florida Living.” d id w n in q Ravenna Park This attractive 3 bedroom, Ha bath home of modern eolonial d e a I g n features spacious rooms, a fully •quipped built-in kitchen, central a 1r conditioning and heating. 413 TANGELO DRIVE WE FEATURE Chrysler AIRTEMP ENGINEERING • INSTALLATION • SALES • SERVICE George J. Milis Slfwomakoh CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, Custom Building Our Si>*cialty General Office *11 W. 26th St. Sale* Offlea FA J-74J6 FA 2-4101 MODERN KITCHENS BY IIM R A L A S o u ih fL h n 2502 S. Oak Ave. Sanford INQUIRIES INVITED! WRITE 111 N. PARK AVE. SANFORD, FLORIDA- Dial FA 2-8321 STENSTROM REALTY SALES AGENTS ELECTRIC �Shoem aker Construction Continues Leading GRACIOUS LIVING is offered in Sunny Central Florida ideas . , . t t i a n l i f Oo w t r a a t f e a Company continues to t o a loading homo builder a t" tb s' Seminole County and tto Can* tral Florida araa, with oaa of tho moat ontatandlng commerd a l building* con*true tad by tho firm bain* tho fabulooa Rlkoha Inn in Fora Park (or tho Chun-Kin* Corporation. Showplacoa of euitom tom* development a r t tho luxury homo* a t Idyllwlldo of Loch Arbor weat of Sanford, an oxcluaivo roaidontial area, faaturin* homoa in tho |20,000 to 134,000 claaa. Adjacont to thia a n * are lit* Havanna Park homoa, in which a third aoction ha* Juat boon oponod for davolopmont with 10 homo* under conatruetion in tho 913,000 to $17,000 bracket and an additional >00 homes now on tho planning board*. Significant to tto sign* of tho timoo are orer >00 remodtlln* job* completed within tho p u t year by thin firm. An 18,000 square foot addi­ tion to Dearborn EloctronJea plant, a largo addition to tho C h au Fertiiixor plant a t Fire Points and an addition to tho county school administration building are amon* tho com­ mercial construction contracts completed by Shoemaker. Future piano Include the de­ velopment of M u d Manor in Oviedo, with several bomeo scheduled to bo ready for oc­ cupancy by Norembcr. Cuatom homa building lo on Important phaso of tho com­ pany's building oparationa and aomo of the moat outstanding includa tho Walter Holmes residence on Laka Mary Boule­ vard, tho homo of Navy L t and Mrs. Finn on Banana Laka end tho lakafront homo of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Blytha a t Laka Irma. GOVERNMENTAL INDUSTRY . . carried out by Kinirawood Ituildcra in their homes. The famed embroidery in­ dustry of Madeira, Spain, la a homo industry with cartful government supervlilon. Chil­ dren of five or ilx are taught the art in a government tchool and a government agency importa the fabrtca from Ireland and Switzerland, stamping them with designs and toting standards for tome 70,000 piece-worker*. fltto 9hwff»H> IfertH 19S3 Pftfjress Edition Plastics Big News _ Home BuiMing A BEAUTIFUL STONE-FRONT home in wilde of Loch Arbor as featured by the Shoe­ maker Construction Company. (Herald Photo) From rough haws k g ca­ bin to clapboard eokmlal or tto* glasa-waUed contempor­ ary, Americana today can hang their halt in Just about any type of structure—and the cboic* la steadily widen­ ing, thanks I* the plastics In­ dustry. Plastic* la awning* sad patio shades, lo vinyl floor tile and melamine counter tops have beta accepted tor year*. Plastie sidings and piping recently. And tomorrow may well be the •‘vinyl era" of The toaae of the future may make oaa of this renatfls plastie — inside sod outside —from baaomeat floor lo tto flashing ea tho root Imagine a how gleaming aiding, shatters, windows, rats g sad downspouts—ail aada of rigid vinyl—which bare exeeptioaal resistance to damage torn weather, wear am have been big in the new* aod oarer used geloilag, %ai the biaaest. . . Starting In 1934 to---- St ** T " r1• T• t ▼v" foloA dimdquahtsViA M i ir>1 • 4 1, L FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY r V->-»> We Maintain Seminole County's LARGEST and MOST MODERN SERVICE DEPARTMENT Our Specialty — With Maximum in Service Savers and Borrowers alike find the home folk’s ” warm, courteous and eager to serve. COLOR TELEVISION (Service On All Makes) 11 YEARS IN SAN FORD AREA • Antenna Installation • TV Rentals Your Local Zenith Dealer— S& m inokT V SALES & SERVICE Owned & Operated By Don Reagan & R ubs Young 2600 S. Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla. ^ | j �T H A N MR. AM> MRS. HERALD E. WARREN und their family reside in this new attractive twostory homo built for them this year on the South Seminole C. Of C. Has 28 Members m ir — H t Tlie South Seminole Cham bor of Commerce, just organlied Iant year, already hat 2H pant membership* from the Casselberry-Kern Park area. The hoard of director*, made up of Harold It. Pecker, president; Willis Nebel, Iirst vlcn president; John Lclghty, leeond vlcn presiilrnt; .Milton llodine, secretary, and Mike Nasser, treasurer, m e e t s monthly. The Chamber of Commerce ha* renovated the small build­ ing on Hiithway 17W in Cas­ selberry that was formerly used as a (elephonu exchange by the Winter Park Telephone Co., and is leasing it on a nominal basis. Jack Mjrk of Maitland will serve ns Chamber of Com­ merce secretary at the new office answering the many inquiries that come in Irom individuals, businesses and other Chambers. There have Im-cii more than 300 such Inquiries in the past six months from ail over the Lrutul Stales and even Mex­ ico, Mark said. The organisation is striving for dose cooperation wiUi uii the businesses in tho area and has found tha response very encouraging. shores of Lake Triplet at 61 North Triplet Drive, Casselberry. (Herald Photo) e Glass & Mirrors “Snappin Jw dtk" Mirrors of every size and style, nee our selection. We also cul glass for every purpose; auto glass, window glass, sliding door glass, etc. SELF-PROPELLED ROTARY LAWN MOWERS Power Edgers Venetian Blinds The New Snapper CDMET YO U WILL BE AMAZED A TS O MUCH V ALU E... FOR SO LITTLE I “A Size For Every Need” HOMES — ESTATES — PARKS • T H IN K ! Add color and personality to your fuvorite room with n lovely mirror, n beautifully framed portrait or freshly painted walls. Let us assist you In selecting your color scheme. HOME OF THE SALES-SERVICE KOHLER LAUSON - TECUMSEH WISCONSIN Snappin’ Turtle Mower ENGINES IT O U Are manufactured to your exnct specifications in n mntter of hours. All blinds ure custom made, in n wide variety of colors. Call us for n free Your Color Headquarters C}(Un,llte> f For Seminole County Mfg. Peninsula Paint Products Made especially for the South. Pen paints are available for any interior or exterior puinting job, regardless of surface. Over 1,000 contemporary colora to select from. Free Demonstration Pictures Framed Come in and personally select a frame from our hundreds of mould­ ings. You're sure to find one exactly suited for your favorite photo or portrait. PLAN TO VISIT & BROWSE AROUND — Smitty's Snappin' Turtle DIAL 322-2811 2710 ORLANDO DR. SANFORD SENKARIK Glass & Paint Co. 210 MAGNOLIA AYR SANFORD PH. FA 2-4622 mb �Pool House' New Term For Gracious In Florida there a rt warm, ■unny daye the year around and Janet and Walter Bonder, a young South Samtnola Cou­ ple. kept this In mind when they designed and built their home In the lovely wooded section of Rolling Hills Coun­ try Club. Tha white etueeo horn* Is referred to In Florida as a ••pool house" as the outdoor patio area, srrecned-ln the entire length of the house Is the focal point* with access from the living room, kitclten, two baths end master •i Living j ■. i ; - bedroom. You enter the house througli purple doubted doors into a foyer that Is dramatic with Its hand-painted silk wall covering and white brick planter filled with lush green foliage. The credit for the actual design and supervision In the building of the house goes to Walter Bonder but the exciting interior decorat­ ing is the talents of his p*etty, blonde wife. Mrs. Bonder blended shades of purple to extend from the foyer into the living room ONE OF THE convenient—and certainly one of and dining room which has the moat popular spot* in the Bonder*’ “pool a hint of lavrndar in the house" is the hnr counter in the open air urea walls. They are intensified where refreshments arc served through the kit­ at times from the deeper chen’s large sliding glass window. tones in the wall to wall car­ peting and the purple floral design In the luxurious width of white drapery. The dining room is a step or two above the living room and has one complete watt in a walnut cabinet where Mrs. Bonder displays her collector items of crystal. From the conversational In Starch of this y ear,. hava been built and told. kiriKauixxl Builder*, Inc. i»ir-; James chapman is consultant- j grouping centered around i-hnaol GO ucrr.i of property at architect and homo styles ’ white brocaded curved sofa ! in the living room, one looks a coat of over sHW.ouo fur! ruiigo from split-level and | out to the screened in area their newest .ctthitf of home*; in a rolling, wooded tertian Colonial to the latest ill ultra, ’ that includes the awiiuming ! pool. Die marb'o barbecue south ami adjoining the May- modern design. Officers of K i n g s w o o d | center and the dancing area, fair Country Club gull cuutxe. j The kitchen, large enough for The tection, now dotted with guilders, Inc. are William S. guests of (tie fun loving Bund­ homes in the $2J,0OO-$;lO.Oil<l Iliumloy Jr., president and ers to dance in If weather is llyion bench, secretary-treas­ d a is, lots been named *'(jieeninclement, features a handurer. briar." through window to tl>e bar At the picumt time over "I in the patio area. lute, u number of these over­ In Seminolo County the av­ Filligree block on either looking tin) gulf course, have erage grott income per farm side of the patio pool provides been developed ami iix honira nmounte to 916,225. privacy as well ai beauty and Kingswood Develops 'Greenbrier' Area THUE SOUTHERN hospitality—Florida style— is extended at the Walter Bonder homo in Roll* ing Hills Country Club. Pictured here is Mrs. Bonder us she greets guests in the foyer of the home that is decorated with silk hand-painted wallpaper nnd a white brick planter against purple wall to wall carpeting. SWIMMING POO!, of the Walter nnd Janet Bonder new home in tho Bolling Hill* Country Club area la a highlight of the residence. (lleruld Photos) THIS TIIKEE-UEDROOM SPLIT-LEVEL homo in Greenliriur in tho residence of Cdr. nnd Mrs. Clark Crain nnd overlook* tho Mayfair Golf Course. It i* of conrrete block and redwood sid­ ing construction nnd features a fireplace of used brick in the family room. (Herald Photo) Storage Area For Clothes Here are three basic ateps lo follow In preventing moths from destroying valuable clollies and bedding during storage. 1. Kill the moths with sprays or othifr commercial preparations. 2. t!ct rut of moth eggs ty the complete area is studded with tropical plants In plant­ ers, flowers in hanging bas­ kets and a mermaid fountain attracts attention in one le t­ ting of foliage. Th« Bonders have truly an "open honse" every day— whether It lie for Important entertaining or just leisure star gating at night and aunbathing by day. frequent beating, brushing and airing of clothes In bright sunlight; or by dry cleaning. 3. Store clothes In a closet lined with aromatic red cellar wood, which Is moth-repellent. Aromatic red cellar, which is Mild In neat packages at lumber dealers, can be put up right over old wads. The material does not require any painting or retinlshing. The pieces of cedar are tongue and grooved to simpli­ fy Installation. The average home handyman can line a closet over a weekend for less than what It would cost to replace a coat ruined by moths. % — .. . When The Occasion Calls For M oving.. Move the United way. W hether you’re moving: next door, across the nation or anywhere in the free world, United’s famous personalized services are as close as your telephone. We’re particularly proud of the services we offer the military, both moving: their personal belongings throughout the world and transporting delicate electronic devices to and from Cape Canaveral and other installations. May we help you make your next move trouble-free the United way? M O V IN G W ITH CARE EVERYWHERE Thomas Moving & Storage YOUR UNITED VAN LINES , 201 North Laurel Ave. AGENT Wendell Davis, M anager Sanford Ph. FA 2-1991 �nj& .;. p HT.tt r :, i OVERLOOKING THE 8T. JOHNS River is the attractivo ranch style home of Dr. Robert M. Rosemond, which typifies the quiet charm of Indian Mound Village. (Herald Photo) GRACIOUS LIVING in Florida, of course, means swimming pools such as this view a t the Meteorologists Can't Predict First Freeze home of Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Epps Jr. on North Summerlin Avenue close to Lake Monroe. Garden Club Carries Out Many Projects Wbea c m we espeet the first (reesiaf weather this fall? Thla In aomethlni home gardenera, nuraerymen, growera and meteorologlats would like to know. Keith Butaon, climatologist with the University of Flor Ida's agricultural experiment •tationa and the United SUtei Weather Bureau, explains me­ teorologists eaa predict wea­ ther only e tew daya a t a OAKLAND ESTATES features this split-level time. home ns n highlight of the community develop* "However," he polnta out, **• look a t Florida’# past weather history provides a good Idea aa to when we can expect the first freeze." Roeorda indicate nearly all Tills is a pleaiant time to Plants Around the Home," by araaa north of Ocala and west of the S t Johns River ex be outdoors — to lake a leis­ Krdmao West, University of pertenee d least one day with urely stroll through the yard Florida botanist This extension bulletin des­ freezing or frost before Christor park, or if you feel more cribes the flowers, the locates mae almost every year. In about half tha yeara on re­ hardy, through the woods. But, if you do so, forget cord, (his area haa experienc­ ed general freezing weather your habit of chewing on an before Nov. X). In about one- occasional weed or twig. It fourth of the yeara, the first might be poisonous. freeze haa taken place before As a matter of fact, you Nov. 10 and it haa occurred probably won’t even have to as early aa Nov. I. One Nov­ leave your yard to find some­ ember in five will pass with­ thing poisonous upon which out general freezing. to chew. Some of the prettiest The northern edge of the and most common garden citrus belt and the upper east plants arc toxic. roast north of Lake George Although you may not have usually do not experience the weed-chewing habit, the freezing aa early in the fall children may enjoy the pret­ as do other northern a n a s. ty berries or flowers. ThereThere Is a SO-SO chance thut foi.-, it is best to know which the first freeze will hit be­ p'ants around the yard are fore Dec. I. In about one. potentially as dangerous ss fourth of the years, freezing they are pretty. b at occurred by Nov. 2.V The complete rundown on Freezing in this area occurs rommon poisonous plants and by Nov. 20 about one fourth weeds is contained in Florida of the timo or alter Dec. 2U Agricultural (Extension Ser­ one fourth of the year. vice bulletin 173 "Poisonous The Sanford Garden Club, which is affiliated with the Florida Federation of Garden Clubi. has many outstanding civic and beautification pro­ jects. ment. (Herald Photo) Now Is Pleasant Time To Be Outdoors-Watch Poisonous Weeds where (hey are found and what toxic substances they eontala. You may sot have known, for example, that the beauti­ ful Christmas flower polnsctUa contains toxic substances that can cause serious akin Irritations to susceptible per­ sons, or be poisonous if eaten. You can get the reliable facts from highly specialized experts on how to grow a vegetable garden, a flower garden, landscape your lawn, select the best meat buys in the market, cook with citrus fruits, get rid of household pests, build a storage or fall­ out shelter, or meet a speci­ fic farm production problem. These are just a handful of the topics covered in Exten­ sion publications. Drop by the county agent's office and check through the publication rack. You may find information you didn't think available. A visit will bo better than a telephone call since it will allow you the chance to browse through the selection. Among these are the World Gardening project for the ex­ change of seeds and tools overseas. The Garden Therapy Progrim Is being extended to the Pediatrics Ward at Semi­ nole Memorial Hospital as well as the Little Red School llouso and local nursing homes. Junior Gardening Is a pro­ ject in the local schools and eight classes were conducted last year. The club maintains the land­ scaping in the Blue Star Marker section of Highway 17-02 and haa started a gar­ den club nursery for raising plants to be used in beauti­ fication projects. Gardening information for the public is given in the Garden Gate column in the Hereld. A bazaar to raise funds for the building project will be held November M and IS at the Sanford Woman’s Club and tbe club will sponsor a horticulture exhibit at the Seminole County Fair during the first week in November. The annual flower show will be held In April and new of­ ficers will be elected in Slay. Officers of the club are Mrs. D. K. Dorman, presi­ dent; Sira. R. F. Robison, vice president; Sirs. J. M. Fahey, recording secretary; Sirs. C. Vernon Mize Jr., corresponding secretary and Sirs. B. B. Crumley, treasur­ er. There are a total of 320 members in It circles which hold monthly meetings and carry on their individual pro­ jects, including three annua! programs for the entire club. LIVESTOCK, POULTRY Tha combined production ot the beef, dairy, and poultry industries In Seminole County adds over $1.7 million to the economy of the county. NOWI INTRODUCING M A R Y C A R T E R 'S ONE COAT-NO DRIP INTERIOR ACRYLIC LATEX PAINT THE O NLYPAINT WITH A WRITTEN UNCONDITIONAL GUARANTEE CERTIFICATE UNCONDITIONAL GUARANTEE * roe ant asatoN you ati not Mmnn wm< iw rtwoMUNci oe ouauty or sot war, whin umd M IMMANNIS msCMIO ONINI LASH. Am (UNO BACKIMSCANANDIMSOUAIANTI1CAM. 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NO TAINTY ODOR MARY C A m V iz ffiS c fl& i (WHI11 OR COLORS) GUARANTIIS ONI COAT COVCRAGK OVER ANY COLOR AND INTIRIOR SURFACE, WHM WED M THE MANNER PRESCRIBED ON THE U I R , UNLIKI_ OTHER NO-DRIP P A IN T ^ ^/^^;M A IN T A IN S IT* NO-DRIP FEATURE DURING ALL TYPES Of APPLICATION (WALLS, CHUNGS, SMOOTH OR ROUGH SURFACES, ITCH ...PLUS...LIAVIS NO BRUSH MARK* OR STIPPLE UfICTS FROM roller. MARY CARTER PAINT STORE 209 W . 1 st. ' Ml ^ - r f f t t g -..-.- i>h. F A 2-3619 �J» * —^ ' W » YaaforV YrrsTI IM S Progress Edition 9 HD Clubs Active In Seminole Among the mo»t active special instruetiiA in the r e - , special short courses of in­ group* in Seminole County, moving of spots, is planned: struction at the state univer­ sity at Tallahassee and fun especially in the interest of for next year. at summer camp in the Ocala Other special events, In-j home and community are the (tractions and workshop* willj National Forest at Camp MeHome Demonstration Clubs. (Juarrie. There are nine of them be held In the subjects of! cookery. freezing throughout the county, em- Outdoor compassing a membership foods, flower arrsnging for of over S00 women. Included home and church, plants and , are the Lake Mary Club, the the diseases that affect them. | Lake Monroe Club, Elder family meus, low calorie j Springs. Oviedo, Geneva, San- meals. Christmas s a l a d s . a ford and Seminole Evening snacks and desserts. Oakland Estates, developed w Club. One of the unusual type The Bear Lake rinh la the workshoas olanncd for n ett bv Cohn and Berrer. nnsnsd newest group to be organized year is one to teach the lad­ in January in Altamonte and and the Longwood club has les something about how to is Central Florida’s o n l y refinish furniture. the largest membership.» completely a i r conditioned Not all lh« activities and At Christmas time, the subdivision. county council of home de­ studies of Use Home Demon­ monstration clubs will sponsor stration clubs arc concentrat­ The semi-custom b u i l t an installation party at the ed on themselves and their homes range from $14,500 up }{D Center on the corner of families, for much that they and feature Insul-glasa win­ do reaches out to help others dows. m Mth St. and Sanford Ave. Here, too will tie held the and help the community. The subdivision offers all Among the yearly assist­ city conveniences including first showing of spring clothes, scheduled for Nov­ ance that the gToup gives police and fire protection. ember, with all garments willingly and voluntarily to Of the potential .100 homes 1uivlng been made by and other groups Is their work planned, 65 have been con­ many designed by, the clever at the USO, the TB Mobile structed. homemakers, following in­ Unit, the sale of Christmas structions which they have Seals, assisting with the received from their club March of Dimes, the Cancer leaders and ipeclal instruc- Drive, Civil Defense training. All come under mantel of the 0 tional personnel. Some of the interesting pro­ club's community service. jects which are on tap for One of the most outstanding the homemakers of the coun­ projects of the Home Demon­ Country Club Heights, de­ ty for the coming year, stration groups is the sponsor­ through the work of the Home ship of the 4-H clubs, where veloped by A1 Stolte, Is made Demonstration Department the adult clubs assume the up of individually styled which comes under the De­ role of parents to the young­ homes in the $10,000 - $10,partment of Africultur« are sters of 4-H, instructing, 000 class and offers suburban landscaping and repairing guiding, leading and setting living with all the city con­ electrical cords, (a problem examples, demonstrating, at veniences. f of womenfolk, and a course the same time, giving the There is room for another which promises to be a bless­ young people an opporunlty 150 homes in the first section to try things for themselves and 600 more homes are plan­ ing to the men). ned in the over all ; f igratn. A course In dry-cleaning, and learn by doing. Stolte has Just completed a In addition to the regular especially designed to take advantage of the new dry- weekly or monthly meetings remodeling job and addition cleaning machines found in of the 4-H Clubs, the HD to the Twilight Motel In many public laundries, with cluba also sponsor for them Fern Hark. _ “ Oakland Estates Has 65 Homes 600 More Homes For CC Heights The motto of the Home Demonstration Club’s home­ makers is Character, Culture, Citizenship, Courage and Co­ operation and their creed is as follows. (The first letters spell out HOMEMAKER.) Let me be: 11. honest with myself. O. Orderly in my home M. Mindful of my short­ comings E. Earnest in my faith M. Mentally alert to new Lives A. Active in my community K. Kind to my fellowmen E. Eager to learn R. Reliant to my word. "Then I will have earned the honor of being called a homemaker” Realtors Work Toward Progress Working together and in­ dividually to keep the county In atep with progress are members of the Seminole County Board of Realtors who meet every third Monday night of each month for busi­ ness and educational sessiona. The group is headed by C. P. Field, president; A. R. Lormann, v i c e president; Elisabeth S. Kuhn, secretarytreasurer; G l a d y s Brown, Everett Harper, directors, and associate chairman, B. E. Black. A new slate of officers will be named this month. This year the membership has increased to 20 with 22 associates and three affiliate members. RESIDENCE OF John Gulesinn Jr. is featured here. This beautiful home at tho northern section of Indian Mound Village on the lake front, is truly symbolic of “gracious living* in Florida.” (Herald Photo) Pressing weather during December, 1063, reduced Semi­ nole County’s number of trees, and reduced bearing surface on many surviving trees. This will curtail Seminole’s produc­ tion In the next few years, but increased per box income will make up much of this loss. TYPICAL OF new homes offered in Oakland Estates is this modern residence of u different atyle. The design converts the carporte Into a porch. (Herald Photo) SANFORD'S OLDEST & LARGEST MOVERS WHAT BETTER WAY to enjoy Florida’s “gracious living” than to make your home in this lovely residence offered by Kingswood Builders at Loch Arbor? Twould truly lie “gracious living” a t its best. (Herald Photo) O U R NO RTH BRANCH # TRANS M 4 t« lrtlj ALLIED u u u ib /\ ‘ WORLD WIDE MOVING m a tt* ’, S ftitn . OffsM you... PROPER HOME FIN A N C IN G . . . ESTABLISHED 191<> AGENTS FOR THE WORLD’S LARGEST MOVERS — TOP DIVIDENDS ON SAVINGS Allied Van Lines • FREE ESTIMATES • LOCAL MOVING • STORAGE • KLEEN-PAK PACKING • AAA FIREPROOF WAREHOUSES "Serving Central Florida Since 1934" W inter P a rk Federal w p fisavings and loan association MAIN Of MCI # N«« i -gland at Knaotai O Wmtsr PaA NORTH BRANCH I "At the Cr«uiMdt' • fsrn Park MIMBIR FfDIRAl SAVINGS AMO LOAN INSURANCI CORPORATION AND ftOIIAL HOMf LOAN BANK SYSTIM DIAL FA 2 -3 5 7 2 A . J. L0SSING TRANSFER b STORAGE CO. 601 E. THIRD STREET, SANFORD �ftf NEW ADVENTURE IN FLORIDA'S "GOLDEN TRIANGLE CLEAR LAKE Lakaview. DELTONA RESIDENTS b PROPERTY OWNERS 3 - bedrooms, 2 -baths, centrr.l heat and air conditioning, OAKWOOl): 3-bedrooms, 2-baths, central heal and air conditioning optional. Fn)ny Prill.n* rommunlly Huh. fronting tx’nutifut l.akr Monroe, rcn trr of six-l.il life mil leisure lime irtltiljr. DKI.TON.V properly owner nml resilient run lake m lrintage of the Club's many nml varied farilllir*. These Include: • Hireling Hall EVERYTHING YOU WANT WITHIN EASY REACH • Hunt • • Curd and fintne Konm llonl l.aunrhing Damp Dorking l'.nilil ii-s • Horseshoe Court* • I’irnic Talilra • Art* and Crafts • Lake-View Verandas ■ Sunning I'alin • Kilrhrn A'jtrilil!•*« • Shut f Irhn.ird Court* • tlathing lira h • llarhecUe I’it DELTONA’S strategic location puls cast Central Flnrtila’Mcultur­ al. entertainment, rnmmerrial anil service facilities within rnsy reach. Shopping, schools, churches of nil ilenonilnations, medical care, cluhs, organizations, nnd cultural facili­ ties may all lie found in surroundini; communities such as UeLuntl, H miles; Sanford, S miles; Dellarv, 2 miles; Orange City, I miles; Orlando. 27 miles; Daytona Dench, 31 miles and New Smyrna Reach, 2d, miles. Most of these smaller communities are Inter-connected hy the DeLand suburban Inis line, witii scheduled stops at Orange City, De­ nary, Enterprise, and DELTONA. All are easily reached by car over the area’s excellent roads. No matter what you need or desire, you can find it within minutes of centrally-located DELTONA! Investi gat e Deltona’s COORDINATED C JIO -W T -ll l’LAN, LAKE: 3 -bedrooms. 2 -baths, central heat nnd air conditioning. a new concept of great advantage to homeslte buyers. HOMES PRICED FROM *6,960 T« *21,000 FOR FREE DELTONA BROCHURE W RITE: P . 0 . Box 8S8, Deltona* Ha. Telephone G6S-415S Sanford or DeBary / f ■«m«*«*—*« / I i - 'l l r * W 7 Br* - III „ D R IV E O U T TODAY I O n In te rs ta te 4 a t th e D e B a ry in te rc h a n g e — F o llo w th e S ig n s, S to p a t th e N e w M a c k le S a les O ffic e o n th e p ro p e r ty . �+* ®hr&mififffr ffirraltt v T CM A t h e h e a o t o ( +hr L-i o I J P n . T i \ i /M S 0*1 c S a n fo kd ^ M l N O L P _____ C o u n t v C a p p C AM A \Jf R A L compe church and private schools is Ihe edifice of the Church of Sanford, sym moil lOUSCS ill �■Vw "-a ... Teachers 'J* i $ 1 -$ 3 A Pupil a t having to leave tha city of superintendent ed pskUa letter te tha board; Tk* section m w occupied by Seminole County which wM instruction from data until and schools. To HI* Excellency, • p art of Orange County from At tha meeting of Wedoeshie successor be duly quali­ Park Trammel, IMS until 1919, w ii tattled fied. day day, October 26, 1918 the Governor of the State of earlier than moot of tho Florida, chairman etatad that the Mr. Lawton waa duly in* other Inland aoctiona of tho suited as superintendent of meeting was for the purpose Tallahassee, Florida atato bocauM It had tho ad­ of examining tha credentials public Instruction of Semi* vantage of tho St. Johns Sir: nola County, and all booke, River navigation which offer* I hand you herewith my of Mr. T. W. Lawton, tha su­ records, and effects of tha perintendent and secretary ed oaay tranaportation to and resignation from the office appointee, end for the pur­ board of publle instruction from this area. of Superintendent of Pub­ pose of Installing Mr. I.a* ton were intrusted to him. Tho oariy ootUora had a lic Instruction in and for as superintendent and secre­ Sir. Lawton nerved until hard time making a living Seminolo County, Stats of tary. 1963 and R. T. Mllwe* he* and had little to spend for Florida. Mr. T. W. Lawton theu ex­ served since 1963. tho education of their chll* Effective this the 2nd day hibited his appointment and aiou, thus lu* U.cfccr was Cf October A.D., 191*. cuUiaiUsicn. dated October C a s r - l b - v r y C«mwum* poorly paid. Salariea In Or* Respectfully yours, 20, 1919 and ever the signa­ ity Methodist Chureh, the old­ an go County ranged from f l (signed) D. L. Thrasher ture of Hon. Park Trammel, est church in Casselberry, re­ to |3 per month per pupil. Mr. Thrasher explained Governor, which signature ceived a new minister title The aalary varied from year that the reason for resigning was duly attested by H. Clay year. Rev. Delmae Copeland, to year depending upon the was that ha expected to move Crawford, Secretary of Stats, and has continued to grow un­ financial condition of the graph by Herald ita f f photographer Bill Vincent J r. BEAR LAKE ELEMENTARY, on* of the newest schools In to Tampa and could not ax- such commission entitling Sir. der hie guidance, breaking hoard, l a September, 1976, the Seminole County system, ia pictured In this serial photopact to act as euperinten- Lawton to axercisa tha duties previous record in church and the following aalary schedule will show with what degree On October 2, 1910 Mr. D. dent of publle Instruction of and privileges of the offlc* Sunday School attendance. Semlnole County of its pro A. V . Tetherly, J. R. Wild- dation of tho local board. was fixedt Semlnola County. of success. T h i r d grade certificate, ra ts share of the Indebted­ man, Mlae Lillian Gibson, Resolved, that no child L. Thrasher, the county super­ Ha expressed his regret at 11.90 a month per pupil for ness of the board of public Miaa Flora Walker, Miss within two miloa of any There era in the county, intendent, read tha following I b r •inforb frrilft 1963 Progress Edition having to leave the board and not more than 20 puplla. five special school districts, instruction of O r a n g e Carrie Eneminger, Miss Ruby school shall be transported Second grade certificate, 92 embracing all but a mere County in accordance with Wilson, Miaa Edna Plant, except when this ia granted a month per pupil for not the provisions of tho con­ Miaa Lillian Fornsworth, Miss of recommendation of tho fraction of tha county, and mora than 80 pupils. each asaesslng three mills stitution of the State of Peachea Lefriar, Miss Nlta local trustees or supervis­ F i r s t grade certificate, Florida, and also upon an Moore, Miaa Clara Mlllen, or. for school purposes. The in­ |2 J 0 per month per pupil for equitable division In accord­ Miaa Edith Stewart, Mrs. Reeolvod, that no married come from this source waa not more than 40 pupils. something like $6,000 last ance with said provisions of E. D. Dunn, Mrs. J. B. Die- women shall be appointed A little latar the amount the aurplua funds a n d klnaon, Mra. O. L. Polk, Mr*. to teach in tha publie year, and will likely double waa raised to |3 for teachers school supplies and equip­ E. N. Luka and Mlsa Char­ school* of Seminolo Coun­ the amount for this yeer, w ith first grade certificates. ment, all other property lotte Kates. end the general fund pro­ ty; provided, however, her As the salaries depended that the said board may portionately increased. Longwood: Miss S a r a husband is an able bodied upon the number of pupils, have on hand or that may Crawford, principal, and Mies man. During the pest year the teacher waa interested tn bo owing to sold board on Lillian WaiU. Seminole County maintain­ Resolved, that tho ago limit seeing that the children of tha day of tho approval of ed 10 white schools, with an Lake Mary: Mlsa Gueale for teachers shall be from their locality went to school. enrolment of 1,023 and an eighteen to sixty years. TUI Is. this bill. The records show that In This act waa approved Altamonte Springs: Mias At tha session of Sept 2, average of 923; eight Negro the early days of Orange April 28, 1918. Ayer*. 1913 the board approved a schools, with an enrollment County, of which 8emlno!o The following information Cylde: Miss Lillian Higgins. petition from tho Sanford of 726 and an average at­ County was a part, tho teach* concerning the organisation Gabrilla: Mlsa Kate Ma­ trustees that all high school tendance of 626. These era were examined for certlfl* and work of the county board thers. teachers be paid $76 per schools t a u g h t by 89 sates by the county superin* of publle Instruction wee Oviedo: Miss Martha King, month after tha second year. whits and 10 colored teachtondent or by the county taken from tho minutes of tho principal, and Mlsa Mary Au- Ths board of publle Instruc­ era. Salaries of white school board and some times board of public instruction of ten and Miss Magia Hope. tion mat on Juna 18, 1914 teacher $40 to $228 per by an examining committee Seminole County. month, aggregate salariee Chuluota: Miss Pearl Hunt­ with all members present appointed by the board. I t waa unanimously agreed of the two terms of four The first meeting of the er, principal, and Mlsa Lattla In 1910 E. T. Woodruff, co­ board was held August 5, Mathews. * by the board to rescind pre­ months each, $18,706.26. operating with The Sanford 1018. F. P. Forster of 8an Geneve: Mlae Ethel Craw­ vious action of tho board with Salariea of tho colored Herald, edited and published ford, 8. C. Dickson of Long- ford, principal, and Mlsa May reference to rules regulating teacher, $30 to $90 per "Sanford, The Gate City, Flo* wood, and J. Tllden Jacobs of McClain, and Miss Lydia age of teachers and also tho month, aggregate, $4,938.76. ride." The following article Chuhiota, having been duly Geiger. matter of married women Transportation of children concerning education Is taken appointed to be county school Big Branch: Mist Einma being Ineligible to teach in to schools In tha county from this publication! cost $2,629. For Improve­ tha county. commissioners from their re­ Proctor. "Few cities of our else can spective districts and D. L. Tha following report to the ment of school houses and Monroo: Mlsa listen Iser b o a s t of such excellent Thrasher having been duly man. equipment, $6,701.42; for State Superintendent cf Pub schools as does Sanford. This appointed to bo superintend­ Sanford Colored School: 3. lie Instruction will give an all other purposes, $2,792.splendid and well-iupplled in ent of public instruction In N. Crooms and five assist­ Idea of the school situation 77. The total Income from stltution, with Its fine crops end for Seminole County by ants. during the first year as Semi- all sources for the year, ef teachers, of which Prof. N. the governor of the 8taU of $30,373.91. Warrant* Is­ Thera were colored school* note County, J . Perkins, A. B., la prin Florida and tha time for tho at Sanford, Island lake. Long non. W. N. Sheets sued for all purposes, $34,clpal, Is the pride of the town first meeting having been wood, Altamonte, Woodridge, State Superintendent of 773.2t and commands highest con* fixed by the luw, the board Oviedo, Geneva and Forest Publie Instruction You will not* that Semifidence. Large carrying wag­ met (through tho courtesy of City. Tallahassee, Florida ncl* departed front the ons, the suburban street cars, Mr. F. P. Forster) In the di­ Tha following resolutions My dear sir: rule of Old Mother Orange and p r i v a t e conveyances rector's room In the First Na­ wart presented and adopted In compliance with your and gave eight months bring pupils from far and tional Bank, Sanford, Florida by the hoard for tha schools request of recent dale, for school throughout tha coun­ near, to avail themselves of On motion of Mr. 8. C. of Semlncla County, to go a report of the public tytho superior edurntlonnl ad Dickson, seconded by Mr. J. Into effect beginning with the school work in Seminole The prospects for In­ Vantages here offered. Grmdu T. Jacobs, Mr. F. P. Forester school term In 1DM. County for tho past year, I creased enrollment. Improv­ a tes from Sanford n i g h was alsctlon temporary chair­ Resolved, that tha princi­ submit tha following: ed equipment, more effici­ School may at once enter the man. After a frea discussion pal of 8anford High School Less than two years ago ent teacher*, end larger In­ university and pursue the cot. of tha school* and school shall be required to hold a Legislature took away that come lead* us to believe lego course. Patrons are work of the county, the board State Certificate and assis­ part of Orange County that wa shall have biggsr, Imppy In ths assurance that took up the m atter of the tants thereto or therein known as North Orange better schools than ever their children are under wise superintendent's salary (he ■hall be required to hold a and named it Seminolo next year, and cash in the and wholesome Influence and having been excused. It was first grad* certificate, and County; In August of tho trseaury. YOUR DOWNTOWN FLORIST a rs dally making substantial unanimously agreed by tha no teacher shall be permit­ samo yaar tha Governor ap­ Respectfully submitted, preparation for life • duties members of the hoard that It ted to teach In either pri­ pointed county officers and D. I* Thrasher Cor. First & Sanford Ave. and cltixenshlp • responsible should be $126 per month and mary or grammar school housekeeping began in the County Superintendent ties. that an expense account of department who does not baby county. To begin with, “The schoolroom accommo­ $100 per annum also b# grant­ hold a second grsde certifi­ there waa no money in the dations of Banford are entire* ed. es te. general fund end but little ly Inadequate to eero for her more than $1,000 in tha spe­ On recommendation t h o Resolved, that new teach­ rapidly Increasing population. f o l l o w i n g appointment of er* appointed to teach In cial school fund, but the Tho largo central and ward teachers was made by tha Sanford High school shall county board end superin­ biilldlnga ere nuw supple board for tha several schools be paid no more than tendent had nerve and good mented by etill another beau In the county: bank friends, so tha schools 168.00 per month for tha tlfully proportioned structure throughout war# maintain­ Sanford White Schools: N. first month, Increased salary (the present Hanford Gram­ J. Perkins, principal! Mlae based upon efficiency ef ed for eight full months, m ar School). The architectur­ Clara Guild, assistant; Mist the teacher and recommenand tha body of tho report al design It by the widely known artist, W. II. Talley, and the construction It the solid, enduring end beautiful workmanship of Georg# It. Pope, Sanford's always-ln-demnml contractor. Mr. Pop# hns probably eroded, from the foundation up, moro dwelling* and Imelnrsa blocks than any other one man In the city. Tide new hcIiooI building coat the city twenty thousand dollars." • WELL DRILLIN'!: • SPRINKLER SYSTEMS In 1012 the people of the j northern portion of Orange • HOME WATER SYSTEMS County, feeling that It would tw for their beat interest to have this section set off at a new county, took all neces­ sary stepa to bring tide about. The following excelpta of the law under which Seminole County was formed are given All Ope puma*, machnery repair tu show tiis general and spe­ cial features of the art which relates to education in d e ig n . \li l)pr». pieces tha county: BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OK THE STATE OF FLORIDA: Metal eUpa, firs escape*, eta. Section 1. That the County Grantkow F uneral Horae provide* Modern FacilitiaiTand Service* to keep pace w ith a grow ing c o n n u n it/. of Heminolo he, and the same is hereby created and established. Section 4- Tha Governor of Section 18. It shall be the duty of the Board of Public Instruction of S e m i n o l e County, a t as early a date as m ty be possible to hold a conference with the Board 207 W. 2nd. Street Sanford, Fla. ed Public Instruction of Orengo County and agree PH. FA 2-6432 130 W. Onora Rd. Sanford, Fla. with such board upon a y >+u foe Uua eMSuigtam by SANFORD J I dwbji Ph. FA 2-1822 STInEI Sanford’s Complete Machine Shop REPAIRS WROUGHT IRON STRUCTURAL STEEL STINE MACHINERY SUPPLY CO. 24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE Dial 322-3213 j — L t \ �' ♦ 1,100 Pupils Attend South Seminole Junior High School Seminole with jsndnrieh** *pate. a* it did last vear. in South Stmlnolt Cantor ITtih achlcvid School opened its doori to which of necessity constituted educational televialon pros o n than 1,100 students the meals students brought grama and will continue to from the eoutherh part of to school with them. utilize the most modern edu­ Seminole County this year. The second new structure The school, located in Cased- Is the music building which cation devices In improving berry, was planned for 1,200 will be opened for use short­ instruction in all areas. students and during Its ly after this year’s session The sehool's regular physi­ actual enrollment exceeded begins. It will consist of a cal education program haa 1,100. choral room with wooden Despite numerous opening risers for proper seating and year problems, last year's op­ other equipment for Improved eration was highly successful instruction of students in and a more Impressive year is choral activities. Another fea­ ture is a *semi-circular band anticipated during 1003-64. The school serves students room for practice. who reside in Altamoute Offices for department Springs, Forest City, North teachers, the bund director Orlando, Longwrood, Fern and other staff personnel con­ 1’ark, Maitland, several small nected with the department communities in this area, and are being provided. The en­ Casselberry. When ths plant tire building considered by was opened last year the many to be one of the best of school served grades seven, ita kind in Flurida, will pro­ eight and nine which were vide the finest acoustical properties. It is expected that transferred from Lyman. Two new buildings will be thia new facility will greatly available shortly. A cafeteria Improve instruction In this Is nearing completion and will field. The school's academic pro­ be opened Sometime during November. This will enhance gram is aimed toward reach­ SOUTH SEMINOLE the lunch program and elimi­ ing the highest accreditation In county system. nate the necesaity of students standards. All departments having to eat in the class­ have prepared their annual I h r fcanfuri f r r i l f t prugrama with the view of rooms. ID G .1! Progress Edition In addition, planned lunches meeting the accreditation re­ will provide a mors balanced quirements at the highest diet than could possibly be levels. The school will partici­ priority ever the organized athletic program since It af­ fects the entire student body. This year the physical educa­ tion program for all students will stresa the importance of individual physical fitnesa. Meanwhile, the school'a or­ ganized athletic program will feature interscholustic compe­ tition as it did last year. Dur­ ing the first year of opera­ tion, South Seminote's foot­ ball teum posted five victories in the six contests played, won three of its eight basket­ Hi Faculty Upped To M eet Needs ball games, enjoyed a highly tests, 14 baseball game* and ♦*•*«•!< successful ou.-cu.iii season psrtH pnt^r- *r> with a record of seven wins meets. All schedules are a r­ ranged on a home and home Seminole High School is in against two losses, and cap­ basis. The school is anticipat­ tured one of two track meets. ing that the records for 1963- its third year of operation on This year's inter-scholsstic 64 will exceed last year’s' the new campus. Present figures estimste athletic program calls for six which were considered im­ gridiron tilts, 14 cage con­ pressive for a new school. school enrollment for the three classes to top the 1,000 mark. A faculty force of II is on hand for a fine 1963-61 school year. Faculty members were quite active over the summer with a number trav­ eling throughout the country nnd a good number attending ''h ? ''! * Junior High (foreground) nnd South Seminole Elementary nt Casselberry are two of newest schools f ' %m f*****ls»»** nl training. A number of new members have been added to the faculty in order to meet the number necessary to ade­ quately instruct tlie students. Seminole High began large class instruction in senior so­ cial studies for the first time this year. This program will enable the greater use of re­ source materials than under the former system for this course of study. Kvaluntion of the other courses offered have been made over the past year with the idea of making ths three years of study a t Semi­ nole High School profitahls to the student who intends to terminate his schooling upon graduation, as well as thoss who plan to enter into fur­ ther formal training. One area of major emphasis that has produced greater student-teacher cooperation is the forth coming evaluation of Seminole High School by *t»„ C eiiiU rn Association o f Schools. Ibis evaluation will cover ull nspects of the school program including curricular and extra-curricular activities, use of the physical plant, lunch room nnd the admini­ stration. The purpose of this evaluation by the association is to pass on tlio standards re« qulred for accreditation and thus to ensure to the students the greatest good from their time of study at Seminolo High. Nutrition Diets More School Buildings Go Up Tsuohf Students As Pupil Population Increases With a school enrollment •f nearly 15,000 pupla, ths county public schools a n con­ tinually expanding to meet ths nseds of tha growing pop­ ulation, resulting In a 91 mil­ lion construction budget for the year. During the last school year, contracts were let by the school board for one new ele­ mentary school and five ad­ ditions. The new English Estates Elementary, which is sched­ uled for completion by the first of tha year, will be the first in ths county to be com­ pletely air conditioned. It will include 16 classc o o m e , special education *oom, eafetorium, l i b r a r y , a n d administrative departpient. New buildings a t Lyman High School Include two science rooms, general shop and music department. A eafetorium and music de­ partment were added to the South Seminole Junior High School at Casselberry, which was new last year. Sanford Junior High School had an addition of a lunch, room, library, and band and vocal ruoms. Five classrooms were add­ ed to Rcsenwahl School at Altamonte Springs and tha library a t Grooms H i g h School enlarged and five ad­ ditional classrooms built. Contracts which the board let this school year will be for five new classrooms at I-aks Msry School; a music depart- s* A wholesome noon meul fer most of the schools in Semi­ nole County Is greatly stressed and the hnsis of a good nutrition diet is taught to the students. Menus follow the type A lunrh pattern and sizes of the servings sre geared to the age and needs of the child. The program attempts to pro­ vide approximately one-thlnl of the child's daily food needs. The school lunch program offers a food rich in vitamin C enrh day and vitamin A rich food twice weekly. ment at Croomi High School; an industrial arts shop at Seminole High School; mid two classrooms a t Oviedo School. Future plans call for the construction of a new junior high school at Weathersfield. FLORIDA S T A T E B A N K SAN FO RD Dignified Personal Service From your first contact with us, until all arrangements for the 5655555555555255555555 final enre of your loved one have been concluded, you will find dignity and reverence in our whole attitude toward helping you •t a time of need. . WE OFFER OUR PATRONS THE MOST MODERN FACILITIES AND SERVICES Dedicated To The Colored People 01 Sanford And Seminole County UJiL&jon - fcichsilksJiqsih MORTUARY 24 HOUR SERVICE 1110 Fine Ave. Sanford Fh. 322-5212 • • • • • • I)rive-In and Walk-Up Tellers Safe Deposit Eoxes Night Depository Personal, I{usiness & Mortgage Loans Home Modernization Loans 4,/ a% Auto Loans Coni moroinl I)epartment Savings Department Storage Vaults F.H.A. Loans Christmas Savings Club Naval Ease Facilities Ample Parking �.X?'! fej; w a rs ■-I. v w Corners Of Seminole •he #of*rh Herslh 1963 Progress Edition Growth of Un churches has m ulled in coa*traction of a n ny a m bow odacatlonal lags aad aech congregation either has a —w project un­ derway or pia— la tbe maktag for fulfilling the ipiritual ■cede of Ua members. Churches la Suford and tta surrounding area data back to i n , founding date of tho Holy Cross Episcopal Church, to the present numher of nearty too churches sow using their own buildings la tbe county. Holy Crose, First Baptist sad First Presbyterian of Sanford still occupy their ori­ elo il sites. But the older established churches, each es the F irst j»;?Ust, now marking lte 7ith •ear, bare encouraged the •sponsion of other congrega­ tions and the number of — w church** aad growth of oldor ones has kept pace with the general growth of the Bounty. Among tho newer churches are Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Church The Covenant p in t Church of Christ Scientist, which draws Its aonpegatlon from all over Seminole County and DeBary, epened a reading room in downtown Sanford this year. Open from 2:30 to 4:30 every Tuesday end Thursdays, the room 1* located at 303-A First Street. With the great increase In the congregation, the church, under the leadership of chairman of the esecutive hoard, Stowart llclmly. is working toward a new build­ ing in the near fulurc. Car k la st. . FirstBaptistUps MembershipIn All DepaiMs iMp M «bM y ra d a itjr to ( M r bones. Cherokee m « include all M|ths with Catholics, Lu­ theran*, Presbyterians and Moran— la m in g row congragatloas recently and the y h T eldor churches grow* lag through minion* aad toaonsadtat oriaalsatioaal af* First Baptist OMm B of Sanford showed an increase in ehurch membership and Sunday school and training •mb*** enrollment ever lif t year with an increase in at­ tendance as well. A survey .and planning cornmitt** was elected by the church to study thp long range expansion needs of the e h u r c h including building, property aad organization. During the year R. Willard Warfield waa called a t direc­ tor of education aad youth and the office staff was in­ creased to two full time sec­ retaries with tbe employment of Mrs. Clyde Humphrey. The total number of choirs was increased to sin with the BAPTIST CHURCH of Sanford lo planning an expansion. organisation of tho Chapel Choir. The Woman’s Missionary Union haa expanded its or­ ganisation for the Girl’s Aux­ iliary for ages 9-12 aad tbe Prim ary Suabsama (agta €-9) of district eupertcadent A. H. twenty-four changes at pas­ now hava an organisation for Fleming and pastor, J . W. tors. This Includes the most First Methodist Church of sseh year of tho ago group. Ivey, the church wae moved recent change, when Eugene to Sanford, and made into a Sheldon, was appointed by Sanford baa a slogan, “ A parsonage. A portion of It the conference In July. 1963. friendly ehurch In a friendly still used for church services, Rev. Sheldon, with his wife city.” tn d two daughters came to however, for some lime. Under the guidance of Rsr, Jan. 7, 1947 the new church Sanford from Spring Arbor, Tohn T. Adams Jr., First Michigan, where he had been was begun. Methodist thin year has done In 1993 a Sunday school an- attending a Free Methodist South Semioolo Ministerial much In tha way of contri­ nei was added but was not College. Association was organised to With much prayer and dir­ buting to the growth of all completed until 19S9. The July of this year by area same year tha sanctuary was ect leadership from God, we Methodist ehurcbef to tbe ministers. completely redecorated and are looking forward to not area while maintaining a Rev. Leonard Jones, *f only a gain in numbers, but esterlor of building redone. Prairie Lake Baptist Church, steady growth to its own con­ also a gain in spirituality in Since the opening of this was elected to serve as pres­ gregation. church la 1917 there has been the year ahead. ident of the group. Rer. J. Among lte newest addi­ D. Peacock, pastor of Fern tions this year havt been the Park Church of the N a u rInstalling of a naw air con­ ene. was elected vice presi­ ditioning and beating sys­ dent and Rev. Delmas Cope tem to the church and a land, of Casselberry Com youth center located directly munlty Methodist Church, behind the church. A large secretary and treasurer. house on property recently Tbe association plana to acquired by the church was sponsor joint religious ser­ converted Into the center vices at Thanksgiving and where all youth activities Easter. take place. It Is open one Meetings are held on the evening • week for recrea­ third Thursday of each month tion. at various locations. ETTER DRIVING iM J iL FIRST Free Methodist 4 6 Years Old la HIT F i m Methodist Church was organised at Lake Monro* by Rev. Ben­ jamin Wiagot, tho district elder. Tho first pastor was W. P. JuhUn. Charter members were An­ nabels Blrkholm, Mr. and Mrs. C. J . Cranston, John Cranston, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Pbllp, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shlmmans. At present the only living charter member is Annabello Blrkholm, Rlvervisw Avenue, Sanford. In 1946 under tbe leadership Presbyterians Seek New Site Westminster Presbyterian Church, formerly known as Tlrst United Presbyterian, has a temporary chapel with adjoining lull facilities for church school classes In the Howell Park offices on State Road 436. The church was organized In November of 1M0. Pastor John Montgomery and bis congregation are working toward s new build­ ing but, as yet, e permanent site has not been located. The latest project of the church this year has been the form­ ing of a choir under the dir­ ection of Mrs. Gordon Dillon. Ebenezer Church Dates From 1890 Kbeneur Methodist Church, located on the edge of Sunland Estates, south of San­ ford, wae organised and built In 1890 but remained on a cir­ cuit with other churches un­ til it became a full time church in June of 1900. With the development of Bunland Estates In the late 1960s, the church had many more people from which to draw members and wiUi tbe lncrcaaa in congregation found it nacassary to build a new sanctuary in 1001. The eld sanctuary, 78 years old. It used for Sunday School class­ es. Between 1900 end the pres ant time, the church list grown from 60 members to 162. This year Ebrneser Meth odist Church has done much in the way of redecorating fburth school room* and im proving the grounds of the church. The latest additions havs been n beautiful Allen organ given in memory of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Wynn and two flags present­ ed In memory of the late Charles Schluse. 11s church now has war ship services twice each Sun­ day and an active program fa r the youth of the church, a Women’s Society of Chris­ tian Service, a men’s club and a» organised church choir. 'Friendly Church In Friendly Cily' Rev. Jones Heads Ministerial Assn. STORAGE Automobiles • Boats • Scooters, Etc. BY DAY OR MONTH MAFFET AUTO SERVICE 201 E. Commercial Sanford, Fla. horns n / in s FIRST BAPTIST Church of Oviedo is pictured. Ass . . . W a ll BREAST W HISK BROOM PLUMBING, HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING fo A . COLEMAN k . . WESTING HOUSE AIR CONDITIONING & HEATING and . . . “The Best Plumbing: In Town** CRANE, KOHLER k AMERICAN-STANDARD PLUMBING FIXTURES WESTINUHOUSE APPLIANCES FAkfax 2 -6 5 6 2 1007 S. SANFORD A V I. Bill Halback, President FIBRE BRUSH CO Benson Junction MAILING ADDRESS P. O. Box 941 Sanford, Florida e re V> •< �Eiia* the Nativity second Catholic Sanford nron, blestod during , Good Shepherd b Result Of Boy's Dream at the new church, located on SR 427 near U.S. Highway 17-92, waa celebrated Sunday, July 29, 1992, by I r . William J. Trainor, poster. On the opening day of the Second Vatican Council, O ct 11, 1992. the church was dedihlesaed he V«fr. Charles A. Bartok, pastor of S t Charles Parish la Orlando. The church, situated on IS icrwa of property, ha* n seat­ ing capacity of 300 persona a t thn present time. The altar in tha a ir conditioned church U oak and the six-foot tall eruclfiz imported from Italy, above the altar U of hand carved oak. 0a each tide of the altar a rt kaadcam d oak itatuea of tha Vlrgla Mary aad Salat Joseph. Stations of tha Cross are also of kaadcarved oak. la the roar of the building and partitioned off from the main body of the church, ia a meeting hall for Pariah ac­ tivities with a kitchen, the priest's sacristy and tha altar boys' sacristy. A parking lot for loo cars, as well as a Urgs barbecue pit, ala# have boon construct­ ed on the ehurth grounds dur­ ing the year. The church baa a Catholic Womea'a Club, which is affi­ liated with tha National Coun­ cil of Catholic Women and a Holy Xamo Society is being organized. Plana for the future Include a convent, rectory, and a school. Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, the m u l t of a dream and a prayer of a 12-year ©Id boy vrho In 1837 wrote to 9 the Board of American Mlaalona that ha would Ilka to hare a N’atlnn.l T.iiShavan Council Church In Sanford, v a t organized in the fall of 1938. This mission church, one of 92 such congregations in the State of Florida, began with a charter membership of 95, and as of July 31, 1903, Is a pleased to announce a bap* ™ tiled membership of 281. Rev. Ernest B. Be lick J r. originally came to Sanford to aurvey and develop the field for the Board of American Missions, but upon formation of the congregation, waa Property was alao aequlred Prairie Lake Baptist Church ealled aa Good Shepherd'a for the Lake Howsll Chapel, a on Ridge Road, Fsm Park, first pastor. He served faith­ calebrated the fifth anniver­ mission of tha Prairie Lake fully until July 14, 1963, a t sary last January of i u offi­ church. f which time he tendered his CHURCH OF NATIVITY Altar a t Lake Mary Ia Pictured. cial organisation as a church. reslgnaticn so th at ha might A house and two acres of land enter graduato school a t the acroaa tha street from the University of North Carolina church were purchased this with a Ph.D. degree aa his year for use ss a parsonage ultimata goal. Though hla and parking facilities for pur­ leadership, Good Shepherd not By Dooaa Estes School Kindergarten as well meetings and an Anniversary chase price of $82,000. only increased In number, but Future plans of the chureh alao committed themaelvea to Longwood bss a wealth of as numerous dinners and Picnic. Active organizations Include Include the construction of a support the building of a churches to aid spiritual life other social events. iha Pentecosial Conquerors, naw education building, ac­ beautiful sanctuary located The Episcopal Churchwo- the Ladles Auxiliary and the cording to Rev. Leonard Jones, in the community. 0 a t 2900A Orlando D r i v e The First Baptist Church, mon of Christ Church, an ac­ Men's Brotherhood. pastor. (Highway 17-92) where ser with its pastor, Rev. Jhck tive group, regularly spon­ vices were held fer the first Lindsay, had various activi­ sors The Economy Corner as time Oct. 29, 1861. ties during the year including one of its primary projects. During the course of the a Revival; a Sweetheart Ban­ Fr. Charles Stewart Jr., peat year, two projects were quet and numerous other din­ vicar, plans to heat and air I undertaken by the eongrega. ners ; a 13-minute radio pro­ condition the church and en­ lion. Good Shepherd ventur­ gram for it weeks with daily large the building while a t ' ed into the area of schooling, Bible Reading from the "Open the same time retaining Its I and began a Christian kinder- Window" and a Vacation historic atmosphere. ^ garten and nursery weekdsy Bible School which had an New organizations for chil-1 W school. Juno 2, 1963 235 peo­ average daily attendance of dren and teenagers also will t ple attended the graduation 227 students. be formed. • • • services for the flrat-year The church has an active class numbering 27 kinder­ G i r l s Auxiliary, Training The First Pentecostal I garten graduates, and niue Union, Men's Brotherhood Church of Longwood. with nursery graduates, cmupleU and Women's Missionary Rev. E. Ruth Grant as pas-1 tor, has had an extensive with caps and gowns. Wa Union. start the second year of Property recently was pur­ buikting program during the Christian education for young­ chased on Like Wildnu-rc past year. Two wings have been added sters of the area with high where youth activities will be held until a pastorium is to the church and a new bap­ A hopes for the future. tistry constructed. In the fail of 1962, several built Uiere in the future. • • • Events during the year in­ optimistic members of the cluded a Revival, Vacation Christ Church Episcopal, congregation started an o r 730 W. 9th. SI. gan fund. In a matter of 10 growing mission, was built in Bible School, district youth Sanford, Florida months, by gifts alone. Good 1830 and is the oldest church Hot lunches are served In Shepherd raised $3,700 to buy still In use In Seminole Coun all school cafeterias and a a church organ for the sanc­ iyJ. I. Smith, Owner Activities during the year bus system transports chil­ tuary. An uniquo method for included a Music Workshop dren (rum outlying communi­ raising the money was used. Members of the congregation and the beginning of a Day ties. W pledged to write to at least three friends who might be interested in giving to an ''Allstate Organ Fund." The name "Allstate Organ Fund" was chusen because being a church in a Navy town, we find, as many ether churches do, that many of our member* are on duty in all a parts of the world. A Urge ^ poster of the keyboard of an organ was posted on the church bulletin board, and each time money was received from anywhere in the world, the name and location of each donor was noted on a key. Gifts were received from at fu r away as the Philippines and Spain, and from many 0 friends of the congregation in Sanford. Dedication Services for the organ were held May 10, 1963 with Walter N. He­ w itt as organist. The organ The Credit Building is complete with belle and 201 So. Kim A le . Sanford, Fla. carillon, and has served to I'AUl. f). LEWIS, JR.. .Mgr. add much to the services at COMPLETE REPORTING SERVICES Good Shepherd. This past year, as alwaya, £ God has surely been our ™ "Good Shepherd.- Church In 6th Year Centrally located, we’re in easy, driving distance of all Florida’s famous tourist attraction* Howard Boteler WHOLESALE CONFECTIONER 500 Saaford At*. 8aaford, Many Churches A t Longwood ByCarol Lynn manufacturers of fine nightwear Welcomes you to the “ heart of the Golden Triangle** Sanford and Seminole County 2 Good Companies TO KNOW CREDIT SERVICES CREDIT BUREAU Sanford Cr Seminole County, Inc. Stafford Church Sees Changes Stafford Memorial Method­ ist Church on Highway 17-92. north, has seen many change* this year. Rev. C. Arthur Beatty said th at there has been an Increase in attendance and for tha first time tha church has had an organised churrh school. MVP and a Women'i Society of Christian Service During the year the eongreration has painted and repaired the church and apent con­ siderable time In improving the parsonage. Rev. Beatty began conduct­ ing evening services a t the chureh in September. He also ia pastor fur the Uitcen church and conducts services there every Sunday morning a t 11 o’clock and also holds a week day meeting. CREDIT ADJUSTMENT SERVICE FA 2-7142 The Credit Building 201 So. Elm Ave., Saaford, Fia. H. L. FOLEY, M anager COMPLETE COLLECTION SERVICE Carol Lynn LINGERIE NOVELTY NIGHTWEAR 420 Peczui Ave. Sanford, Fla. �' 1111,11111 sRT’^: rO J • Z - */-✓ * . baste— English, arithswtk, office trtftctfrg e+sn&rr. fa tof M M i who nock the 11th W E ARK NOW IN OUR 43rd CONSECUTIVE TEAR, TAKE PRIDE IN THE INDUSTRY WE PIONEERED IN THIS AREA, AND PLEDGE OUR REST EFFORTS TO MERIT slag for advancement, W* •lee fee the todividnel inter, eeted In personal development !• kerning new skills, finish, ing s high school education or n ttlisag taleate to enjoy ■the eslilee rears.’* An in-plant training course in coepemtlen with Dynntronke, Inc. wee started in i m to help train workers lor the slectnmies industry. 'Stranger Once' At 1st Christian f ir s t Christian Chureh of Sanford, "Where yon are •av er a stranger hot once,** la located at HOT Sanford Avenue and la being served at the present time by Rav. Me­ a n Gregg, temporary pastor. in October, IMS, the chureh wss beet for the district cow vention af Christian Churehes at which t i n t tha coveted award, "The Standard of Exce lienee,M waa won by the Christian Women’s Fellow­ ship of the local church. During the past yaar a film library for ose la teaching all age groups was purchased by the educational committee and a aew electric mimeo­ graph machine waa bought for tha secretary. Tha exterior of the Sunday School annex was painted and the church parsonage was ranovatsd, inside and out. A new automatic lighting bulle­ tin hoard was purchased and paid for by tha young people of Uio church and a new aleetrie water heating system wss installed in (he baptistry by the Chriitlan Men’s Fellow­ ship. Several private kindergar­ tens and day nurseries are operated by licensed indivi­ duals (or pre-school ago chitdrtd In Sanford and othar communities. TOUR BUSINESS. WE SHALL CONTINUE TO GROW WITH CENTRAL FLORIDA, THROUGH TOUR CONFIDENCE IN OUR ABILITIES AND OUR SPECIALITIES, WHICH INCLUDE— Job Printing Business Forms SANFORD NAVAL ACADEMT 1b in full operation, commencing in September with an enroll, ment of 80 but expected to reach 250 by the Publications Labels school year’s end. These young midshipmen are pictured waiting for chow to be served. Serving All O f Central Florida Oviedo High Adds 4 New Departments Oviedo High School added faculty this year, Mrs. Dawes two teachers to Its high achool for social studies and Mrs. Nealey for English and Span­ ish. In addition, Oviedo has axpanded the Industrial arts program to Include electron­ ics and mechanical drawing. la the Held of music OvlaThe Messiah L a t h o r a a do offers beginning and inter­ Church, United L u t h a r a n mediate band. The vocal mu­ Church of Amarica, of Cassel­ sic will be general and berry celebrates Its aacond chorus. anniversary Oct. M, IMS. The math department, both During (ho past year the church dropped its mission stilus and waa officially ac­ cepted by tha Florida Synod. A Sv4 acre tract was pur­ chased for a future church The Ascension L u t h a r a n home on Golden Days Drive Church, Missouri Synod, lo­ and Highway 17-92, and a cated Just off Overbrook parsonage was purchased on Drive in Casselberry, dedi­ Oak Drlvs in Casselberry. cated Its attractive church The American Legion Home building In August of 1962. on Prairie Lake serves as a Pastor C. R. Zchnder held temporary meeting p l a c e . a unique service this year Kphalm Hallman, an area with the entire program'conministerial student, has been ducted In the German langu­ serving the church on a tem age which attracted interest­ porary bails since the resig ed persons from many parts nation of the first pastor, of the state. The special service proved Rev. Ronald E. Miller, who left In August to accept an so popular that it wae re ­ other charge. peated at a later date. Messiah Church Has 2nd Birthday Ascension Holds Dedication Junior and aenJor Ugh achool, will tea the introduction of the new modern m ath (tart* ing In the aeventb grade and algebra II. In commercial e o n r a t i ihorthand ia being offered for the first time in Oviedo High which will add a lot lo the commercial courses. The high achool and ale* mentary library for the first time W i l l have aeparate space ’and will greatly in­ crease the efficiency of the use of the libraries, particu­ larly the elementary. In ad­ dition, both Ubrsriea are air* conditioned. Approximately $3,000 in cash and books were “HERE SINCE 1920" donated to tbo library last summer. Tha School Board haa pur­ chased three additional build­ ings. Now Uio band, indus­ trial a rt and flna aria have aeparate facilities. In light of the pre-school registration Oviedo will have approximately 20 per cent In­ crease of students by the end of the achool year. Oviedo for tho first time last year had an enrollment ia excess of 600. , The graduating seniors go­ ing to college so far is about t t per cent which le much higher than t h e national norma. Celery City Printing Co, COMMERCIAL PRINTING & LITHOGRAPHING 300 WEST FIRST STREET 1ANFORIL FLORIDA St. M ary Magdalen St. Mary Magdalen Catholic Church Is located in Alta­ monte Springs and is served by Father Hubert <1. Reason. The church has a parochial school for grades one-six with an enrollment of 160 students. Grades one through eight are taught in a school formby the Seventh Day Adven­ tist Church. A N a tio n w id e F irm lO U G H O U T & IN S U R A N C E p«nn»y|v*"M State*'o ! New pehlre. N ew H »® I th e Arka***** rg ln latand*. . ^ . l i f t e d lw»or«T*. ttlastaelPPl* ' 1 .ttn r le a th ro u g h S U l« * PRE8F.NT PLANT of the Sanford Naval Acade­ my ia pictured, the former dormitory of the San Francisco Giants. The building presently house* the chuiHrooms and dormitory for the ntidnhipmen. More building is plunned by the Uernarr MacFadden Foundation. .trtcl Ol C o l" * 1*- 0 l^julnla*** ® • n o th e r 1 'I ,r HOUSE and SPOUSE INSURANCE Even though you own only one house, you know th a t you need four kinds of insurance protection on it. Protection In case of FIRE . . . THEFT . . . DAMAGE to CON­ TENTS . . . and LIABILITY. But, four kinds of protec­ tion needn’t require four separate insurance policies. Be­ cause, State Farm Fire and Casualty gives you th a t fourin-one protection in a Homeowners Insurance Policy . . . all fo r one low package price. And, just as you’d b# sm art to protect your house . . . you'd be sm art to protect your spouse with a State Farm Life mortgage Insurance policy. A special policy designed to pay off the mortgage fo r her, should you not live to pay it off yourself. Total cost? Surprisingly low. Contact Irving L Pryor for your complete family protection, including automobile and life insurance. Ask me about State Farm Homeowners and State Farm Mortgage Insurance protection. IRVING I. PRYOR 107 Magnolia Ave. Sanford, Florida 322-5142 I T lti® ----------------------------------a b s t r a c t s « I . ESCROWS 1 d ia u f a V fR ItE E -0 in s u r a n c e �/ •* Assembly Has New Pastor rm iu U e i At i e K O O ip ititd this year at Sanford's Pinee r • a t Assembly of Cod Church, corner of W. n th Street and Elm Avenue, and the services of a new pastor, Rev. Hubert Wilder, were se­ cured. Plans are In the nuking to organise a Men’s Fellowship Group which will unite the men in support of various c h u r c h program*. Another goal of the church is to de­ partmentalise t h e Sunday School which has shown a marked attendance increase! during the past lew months. The young people, known as Christ’s Ambassadors, a r e making a real contribution to the church and recently start­ ed a Saturday night recrea­ tion program which is proving very popular. A new choir was organised during the. summer months and is presently providing spiritual music lor all wor­ ship services. The church, in ita endeavor to provide a well-rounded program for all age groups, sponsored a n enlargement program during the month oi October on the theme of •'Share.** $1 Million Plan Of Building On At Forest lake — ------- — - FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Church of Sanford ho* retained an architect to design a new edifice. The present church building (pictured) will be re­ tained for Sunday School and other classes. Service Judged By Love Given How doc* one judge the progress of the Church? How ran one properly evaluate the forward movement made by Grace Methodist Church which on May 19. 1963, celebrated Ita fifth birthday? This question is ef para­ mount importance, for we will be templed to fall In the fa­ miliar trap of judging prog­ ress solely on material ad­ vance. The most Important achievements of the churrh mint Ih< lildired hv th» rendered, the love extended and the livea transformed. We are grateful to God aa wo re­ call the boya and girls, the men and women who have thus come Into a vital contact with tho Savior this past year through the efforts of the congregation and ministry a t Grace. Last year. Rev. John H. Hires Jr. took over the helm while W. Thomas Parsons moved to new work In SL Pet­ ersburg. The transition wae done with love, realising that we are all co-laborers with God, and that whersver we go, we are all one In service. During the year the altar of M. Ball tho church h a t been beauti­ fied, additional pulpit furni­ ture supplied and tho church has been painted inside and out. Finishing touches hove been done to most of our mod­ ern and lovely ehureh school rooms. A through-the-week Kindergarten wae carried out under the direction of Mm. H. B. McCall. A junior choir was Instigated, a Boy Scout troop was organised, and tho Girl Scouts met regularly here. Gewarfcre G. R egistered Real E state B ro k e n LICENSED INSURANCE AGENTS Phone FA 2-5641 U k t M ur PhoM 218 S. P ark TA Mat Sanford ANTIQUES • FURNITURE • BOTTLES • CHINA • SILVER • IRON ITEMS • COINS CHECK YOUR ANTIQUE CHINA AND FURNITURE I WE INVITE YOU TO USE OUR CATALOGS. HI-WAY NURSERY & ANTIQUES. 2 MILES WEST OF SANFORD. FLORIDA / “Stop By — Brouae Around And Hay* A Cop Of Coffee Oa T)m Episcopal Church Dates 9 3 Years Firat records ef services of any church In this area were those of the Episcopal Church, uhen on Good Friday, April 15, 1870, Rev. Edward Mc­ Clure. Episcopal missionary priest of the Upper St. Johns, held services a t Mcllonville. Fort 3I«llon was tha Army post and base of operationa in the Indian Wars in Florida in the area, and was strategic because this was the head of navigation on the St. Johns. Lake Monroe was called a t that tims Laks Valdes. In the early 70s, General 11. S. Sanford purchased the old Spunish grant owned by Gen­ eral Finnegnn, and founded the town cf Sanford. He guve a site to each of tha major church organisations, and be­ ing an Episcopalian, was In­ strumental in building a beau­ tiful littlo church, designed by Upjohn. This church named Holy Cross was erected oh the corner of M a g n o l i a and Fourth, and was ronaerrnted by Bishop Young on Low Sunday, 1873. On Aug. 29, 1880, a tropical storm blew down the church tower which crashed and de­ stroyed the church. A nowchurch, of similar design, was again built, but this time on the rorner of I’ark Avenue and Fourth Street. This struc­ ture continued to serve the growing congregation until on Nov. 27, 1923, a fire destroyed tha church, the parish house, Forest L a k e Academy, established by the Seventh Day Adventist Church In 1923 for the purpose of providing moral and religious education not available In the public achools, la la the midst of a $1 million expansion ami re­ building program begun last year. A new $130,000 cafeteria was opened In January and the new $200,000 air-conditioned hoys dormitory was finished just in time for the opening of this school year. The dor­ mitory features modern builtin furniture throughout. A new girls dormitory will be started in January and Is scheduled to be completed for the opening of school next year. Threo hundred and fifty Itudeota ara enrolled at the academy, with half of them dormitory students and the others from tho Central Flor­ ida area. The school Includes grades $12 and offers a regular col­ lege preparatory course as well ao several vocational subjecte. Ail students are re­ quired to take a class in the study of the Bible. There are 22 teachers on the academy faculty. All dormitory students do some type of work at the school to sarn part of their tuition. They may work In cafeteria, maintenance the bindery, press, laundry, Janitorial services. tha rectory, tho bowling alleys and a neighboring home. On Eustcr Day 1925, serv­ ices were first held in the new church, rebuilt on the same site as the old church, and this structure Is currently in use, un attractive modified Spanish style bulUinif. Among the many priests who have served as rector of Holy Cross have been two who have been consecrated Bishops of the Church, the present Bishop of South Florida, tha R t Rev. H. I. Louttit, and the former Suffragan Bishop of South Florida, the lit. Rev. Martin J. Brain, now deceased. The present rector, the Rev. John W. Thomas has been at Holy Crosa since 1956. Holy Cross Parish has been closely connected with the his­ tory and growth of ths com- was Indeed a trsgie fire that put an end to sll this. Currently the 600 communi­ cant membera of the parish ara active s i leaders in all phases of the life of SnndwfThe life of the parish Is a busy one, with a I’arish Day School Kindergarten, a full cycle of Anglican worship going on weekdayi and Sundays alike, a . , J * . --philosophy of an altar center­ ed congregation. Two clergy­ men share the Uaderahlp, with a large corp of able and dedheading up a large and well. irated laymen and women functioning parish program, i The impact of the work done j reached from a Korean orphan , sponsored, a prayer partner priest In Japan barked, mis­ sionary money going to muny mu-lly, . . . . t. th. I-1*— • "»* .L, rtU. «. of p,.y„ the community In need. “ » for pilots as the planes of the The current church building Sanford Naval Air Station fly hue just been air-conditioned over. Wsy hack in 1913, and puinted un the inside. Father Peck saw the need of It ie the plan and hop* of a youth program for the com­ the congregation of Holy munity nnd the churrh provid­ Cross Episcopal Church to be ed a truly rivic renter. A club of u*e to God In the glorifica­ room and library was built, a tion of His Name, and to be of good billiard table and bowl­ aid to other people outside its ing alley were Included, a reg­ walls. The congregation exists ular moving picture machine . , , .. for no other purpose. was purchased uml many fine j _ _____ _ * ^ ^ movies were shown. There were also basketball trams j Westminster Presbyterian fielded here for quite a time. Church of Casselberry, Ri-v Many adult man of Sanford John N. Montgomery, pastor, will remember these days meets a t a temporary chapel or when l("ly Cross was ths at ths Howell Park Civic youth center of activities. It Center. To the residents of Seminole County and surrounding areas . . . »U« • %% * 9 0 Years Of Speedy & Courteous SERVICE Our company has gone through many a pa and down* and changing U aM over tha year a, but wa hmva Barer wavered from tha old faahlowad ru le . . . T H E CUSTOMER 18 ALWAYS RIGHT." Wa era proud of our record b at b ob forward ta th a pitifloga aff future ganaratioM, ; ■ •- -j ... j • ■• *!*•? %jwiS i « r &. f ! i 1 "T"i.v.-. . * I m s i *’ Serving Seminole County From T h i Same Location Since 1873 Look for then# • Bird Roofing SAND famous brand name*. . . . • DuPont Paints GRAVEL • Skil Power Toole CEMENT INSULATION “ For SUDDEN SERVICE, CALL THE LUMBER NUMBER” ^ £ £ £ ] Lumber & Hardware Co. 223 W. Third St., Sanford, Fla. We take pride in offering our customers the best parts and service available. H. B. POPE CO., IN C 200 S. Park Ave. Sanford, Fla. DIAL FA 2-4234 I �rs M any Changes To Teachers And Students MetaT courses are • p art of the general abop program. Thsaa two courata will broad­ en the entire area ef Indus­ trial A rts and win give the studente an opportunity to leant new skllla. The studente will ha taught the functions and names of aU parte af var­ ious types of l-cycie aad 4cycle engines. The eourse in metal will include the sketch­ way from the gymnasium to the main buildings. This Unk aa— lr itt th# covered walks that.eaable every studeat to •m at att Ms tUssa# aader abetter. A new thrae-wiag addlUow «a the ached plant houses tha following: A science suite consists af two largo rooms with one •quipped for biology and tha «lher for physics and tbemi»wy. Those large locate will -ace a perimeter af «tun tors ty* (he use e l the students as they work on their ex perlmeats. Tha sink area will have hot aad cold water and gsa •nd electrical outlets. A second wing was designed as a shop area and will house the equipment for the new Industrial courses: "Air-Condltiealng aad Befrigeratlou”, "Small Motor Mechanics" and "Beginning aad A rt Metal". During the two-year course in slrcondlUaalng and refrig­ eration, tha stedant la fain IIiarlsed with refrigeration theory — refrigerants — comyreason — metering devices — controls — basic electricity — and electric motors and wiring. Ha is taught to understand and correct ■crvice problems, aa well aa bow to make Urn necessary repairs. Included In this ares are household refrigerator*, freexert, home air conditioners aem aurdal refrigerators aad air eoaditioaan, aad gaa aad aU heaters. This technical eourse la set up on a similar heals aa the electronics course. The electronics course la divided into four phases. The first la devoted to the elamtntary fundamental principles of electricity and electronics as pertaining to direct - current eirauite. la tha second phase, alternating current concepts are presented and applied to circuits. The third phaae will give Urn student a thorough understanding of electron tubes and semiconductors. The fourth phase of the course Is directed to besle circuits and Much Progress Seen Al First Presbyterian Members of First Presbyte­ rian Church of Sanford feel there hae been much progreis In the physical realm a* well ea th* epiritual over the past year. The physical improvements include • completion of airconditioning for all of th* permanent buildings, the pur­ chase of additional property for future expansion, th* In­ stallation of a new pipe or gan, remodeling of some of th* church property, partial development of lake property for youth work, and many other things that offer a more fomprshensivs program for the work of the Kingdom. Tho program of th* churrh has seen dreams becomo reali­ ties such as the establishment of a new church in South Sanford which has been named, "Th* Cbirch of the Covenant" Tha additions to the church staff of a new assistant min­ ister and financial aacratary alas war* Important happen­ ings In tha p u t year. Tha fl nancial stewardship of tha members of tha congregation w u Increased greatly, making H possible to In c n u e be­ nevolent giving, th at othera elsewhere might be benafltted. There were 118 new mem hers added 0 the roll of the church, bringing membership to over 1100. Many of these members participate seslously in th* work of the church which includes worship serv ices on Sunday mornings and srsnlnga; mid-weak services sack Wednesday, Sunday school, youth programs, mu­ sic, visitation, counseling and c u t for th* needy among metal projects. The third w iag.la the mu­ sic suite with the mala roam terraced and e f sound proof construction for band and gtea dub ursctice. In addition to the mein band ream, there are four individ­ ual practice rooms, one for storage of Instruments, a larger ensemble room, an of­ fice and a music library. Thera la a built-in ventilation system which will circulate freeda air tram Um two air conditioners which were pur­ chased by last year's Band Boosters. The Dance Band win ha continued by Mr. Bennett, the band director, and it will fee- to rs nearly an of the seme personnel from last year's bead who jrow superior rating a t the District Band Contest. This year's band will attem pt to offer a variety of Dixieland aad reek aad roll through the classic Dorsey type bits. la a a attempt la develop the complete aad aelf sustaining music program a t the high school, tbs Director of Bands will also assume the choral duties until such time as growth is sufficient to sup­ port a mot a complete iu iu h program. Because e f the extreme rapid increase la pupil enroll­ ment a t Lymaa the peat few years, all musie organisations win ho competing la elaaeift- cations which are higher than their preparation. However, the (tadente a t Lyman will tackle tela “growing pain" with the spirit aad enthusiasm of champions. The homo economics de­ partment a t Lyman has un­ dergone a major revision dur­ ing th# summer months. The department new bee three ad­ joining areas; a foods labora­ tory, a living-dining ares; and a sewing room. The feed* laboratory has Ud a near and msdsrs electric unit added. Tbls addition now brings the complete kitchen units to four. Hero will he taught the principles of meal planning and preparation. The girls will also have aa ep- portunlty to practice la the kitchens. A completely new area wae ala# added, a living • dialog room, which contains aa area for teaching grooming end flower arranging. This area will also be need to teach table aetting and table service as well aa Uw principles of furniture arranging and room decoration. The room will find much use as a teacher-student conference room. The remodeled sewing room has much store apace than was previously available. There is an adjoining storage room for th# student work materials and a dressing area with space fo r hanging their clothes. Two new electric sew- An activity period of 40 airy. The school staff and student body took forward to mlnatew each for three dajri working t ogether to make l o ­ per wook ha* become a part of the program. TMs period arable member ef the confer­ baa been Mt aside for the nso of class meetings, club meet* ence. The specs formerly occu­ Inga, or any curriculum en­ pied by th# band is being con­ richment. A teacher lounge verted into the girle physical and work room baa been add­ education department in or­ ed. Each teacher has a plan der that the visiting teams period (aa suggested by the may use the area now used by State Department of Educa­ tion) in which he makes his the girls deportment. lessen plane and improves hie mastery of subject matter. The administrative office now houses all the administra­ tive personnel. An inter-com­ munications system is being Installed to connect each class­ room with the administrative offiev. All these curriculum chang­ es and additional classrooms will facilitate the efficiency of a better school program. Changes and improvements have been made in many de­ partments. New courses of Business Law, consumer Eco­ nomics, Business Math, and Personal Typing have been added in the business depart­ ment. The mathematics de­ partment, In following the suggestions made by tbs State Department of Education, has changed tha sequence ef courses in mathematics. 10th grada — Plane and •olid Geometry, General Math II. FOREST LAKE Academy’s main building is pictured. The Forest City private school is grow­ ing in pace with other achoola in Seminole County. Electronics Age Invades Schools H ie electronic age hat In­ vaded 'the elaatroom and ed­ ucational television has be­ come an Important part of the curriculum In Seminole Coun­ ty aa elsewhere. The television teacher and tha classroom teacher work together as a team to present traditional aubjeet# such as Spanish, science, American history and civics, with a dra­ matic flare. Special techniques can be used In ETV to heighten stu­ dent Interest and In the fu­ ture color television promises to have even a greater effoct, particularly In iclcnco where eolors and shadings of scien­ tific objects and experiments ran be noted and in history where color emphulxcs story and content . With the construction of the new ETV Station, Channel 21, in Orlando, which is ex­ pected to l>o rrady to go on th* air by September, 1081, th* whole ETV program will hn expanded in the Central Florida area, according to Dr. Al Edmunds, area co-ordlnator. At that time th* station will be operating from 8:30 a.m, to 2 p.m. In conjunction with the schools, with adult education programs planned for later on In the afternooa und evening hours. Dr. Kdmunda predicts that in a few years sducationsl television will ba a part of your evening life with pro­ grams for everything from learning to read and writ* to math, science, humanities, lan­ guages and many other sub­ jects. "Central Florida haa been the stepchild of ETV." Ed­ munds slad, noting that until a short while ago the area did not even have a channel assignment. Three years ago the fight was begun with the F.C.C. to secure a channel for Central Florida. Edmunds added that the de­ lay wae caused by the de­ cision of th* FCC to change all ETV itatlona to UUF to avoid any Interference with the commercial stations en VIIF. "All new television sets coming out after next year will hsvs facilities for receiv­ ing from chnnnel two to chan­ nel 81, without any special equipment," he said. The new Channel 21 ETV will be able to reach 27 com­ munities, Including colleges and universities, and will cov­ er 300,000 school children in 3."i0 area schools. 11th grade — Algebra II and Trig, (combined in a oneunit course) 12th grade — Algebra III Business Math and Alge­ bra I are offered for students in any grade for the purpose of completing the mathemat­ ic* requirements for gradua­ tion. The math enrollment will be COO students for this year. The football field has been reworked during the summer, new bleachers are being add­ ed, and a new fence has been installed. Improvements have been made in th* seating area* aa well as In the park­ ing areas. Lyman High has been accepted as a member of the Orange Belt Conference. This means an opportunity for greater prestige, better competition, and keener riv- J h e M a t the A • FAMOUS BRAND NAME TOOLS & BUILDING MATERIALS • LET US HELP YOU WITH YOUR PLANS B. Edwards Builders Supplies WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS 90.1 W. 3rd. ST. FA 2-7898 m a g ic ji n ik a m e n u Pig ' ii W histle You can always rely on good food and drink a t the Inns displaying the sign of the Pig’n Whistle* Ready - M ix Concrete FOR EVERY BUILDING JOB We’U prepare your ready mixed concrete order to your Kpeclficatlona, and deliver it anywhere in town, all rcudy to pour. Call today . . . our aervlce It* prompt and our price** are the lowcttt potudble! SAVES TI ME A ND MONEY! Enjoy good food In the privacy and comfort of your n r , under our awdera canopy or visit our air conditioned dining room. PORK and BEEF BAR-B-QUE DELICIOUS SHORT ORDERS CARRY O U T ORDERS VARIETY of BEVERAGES DELICIOUS MEALS . (ESTABLISHED IN 1910) MIRACLE C0MCRETE COMPANY 309 Elm Ave. Sanford r r ~ W ^ 3 Convenient Locations: S SANFORD Ph. FA 2 5751 a s Cor. Park A 33th. RL (R*. 44, 4 Blocks K. of IT *2) ORLANDO • NEW SMYRNA • BEACH �____ Kr V szfsrl fm H Dooms Hi Joins Sanford Junior High Central Florida Father R. Lyons Faces Biggest Year In Boom Building Sanford Junior High School, important organization at the Serves I I Yean During th« p u t decade grades seven-nine, is antici­ Junior High School. This Croomi High School has ex* pating a big year with a rec­ group decides the general At All Souls perienevd an expansion com­ 1063 Progress Edition mensurate with the rapid changes evident in this area at Central Florida. The growth shown in larger en­ rollment has broadened the curriculum resulting in the enlargement of the physical plant. Ten years ago, grades four ord enrollment of 1,350 pupils. Additions to the plant are underway and will be finished soon. These additions include a cafeteria, a library and a music building- Renovations in the older building have ex­ panded the administrative of­ fices and provided additional s p a n for iastruction. Offices thmngh twelve were heured Late ami been provided frr In a plant consisting of 18 elaaarooms with a total en­ rollment of S2S in grades sev­ en through twelve; a graduat­ ing class of 85. The enroll­ ment for 1062-88 was 1078 with 104 graduates. The an­ ticipated enrollment for tbs 1963-64 year is approximately 1200. In addition te a broad cur­ riculum of haste education, driver education, vocational agriculture, vocational homo economics, masonry, band and tkaral music are made availa­ ble to the boys end girls in attendance a t Crooms High. F o r the 1963-64 school year industrial arta will be added to tho sun k u lum for Junior high school boys. This pro­ gram will operate two shops; basic electricity and wood­ working with drawing corre­ lated la both areas. The physical plant now eonalsta of 84 elaserooma and an additional five modem class­ rooms are Bearing completion. These will be put into servIsa shortly after the beginBing s4 the school yssr. In 1961, tho bow gymnasium was added to the physical facilities at Crooms High housing classes for boys and girls in Physical Education. Crooms High School was first approved by tha South­ ern Association of Colleges and Schools in 1954 following a visitation of a committee to tha school representing the 8outhem Association. Again in ths fall of 1962, a commit­ tee representing the Southern Association visited Crooms High School for a re-evalua­ tion of Ita educational pro­ gram. This re-evaluation re­ sulted in the school maintain­ ing Ita approval of the accred­ iting agency. The athletic program is en­ hanced with a modern and well-equipped gymnas i u m with adequate acreage to ac­ commodate tha atudent popu­ lation ia outdoor activities. Tha Inte(scholastic program feature* participation In tha m ajor sports with an intra­ mural program in major and minor sports to reach tho en­ ter* school membership. Re­ cent lnterseholastls activities provided tha Crooms High School Panther baseball teams with State Championship In 1962 and Stats Runner-up in 1963. In ether co-eurricular setlvt teas, excellence in achieve­ ments has been characteristic a f tha program. Tha various alub* and organisations have regularly participated in both state and regional fes tivals and have consistently emerged with superior rating performances, winning state and national offices as wail as rules and regulations govern­ ing the student body, pro­ motes a better understanding between students and faculty, and fosters all worthy school activities. Each representa­ tive has a chance to express the thoughts, wishes, and de­ cisions of his homeroom sec­ tion. This system esuses a K ie m o n in n e « -n r lr in < * f r v p a l h f f *" «.........9 ' of all sections for the good of the school, creating a true democracy in Junior High. All pupils are encouraged to live by the Students Creed which has been formulated by tha pupils themselves. “Let me always remember that, Just u b o one can re ­ spect me more than I re­ aped myself, no one can re ­ spect ray school any more than do the students who make it up. "Let m e develop pride la my school, loyalty toward my trlendi and respect for the rights of others. "Let m s be honest at all times with myself, my fellow students and my teachers. "Let me cultivate a sense of humor, for laughter can lighten any task. “ Let me learn that there is pleasure in work as well as in play; and that as I give my best to Sanford Junior High, I receive the best it has to of­ fer — in opportunities, know­ ledge, friendship and fund.” tha new Guidance people who bava been added to the teach­ ing staff. Students at Sanford Junior High are grouped according to their ability la order to challenge them and stimulate their interest. It ia our goal and hap* that through worthwhite experience* each stu­ dent will be prepared to meet the demands of the future. The curriculum at the Jun­ ior High is being broadened to meet the needs at the p m sat time. Ail required aca­ demic subject* are provided for as well as msny electivs*. Much more stress is being placed on vocational training. Vocational agriculture is available to boy*. The course Includes animal husbandry, forestry, truck gardening, cit­ rus, landscaping, n u r a a r y work, farm machinery, par­ liamentary procedure, public speaking and leadership ac­ tivities. The boys may alto become members of tho Fu­ ture Farmers of America, a national organisation. Vocational - bomemaklng is A parochial school organiz­ a course planned to prepare ed by the All Souls Catholic and develop girls to become Church includes c l a s s e s better homemakers and to through the ninth grade. i m p r o v e themselves. The f r a s hm i n comprehensive course includes: art and de­ sign principals which are re­ lated to clothing and homo furnishings, under­ standing ourselves, personal relationships, grooming, cloth­ ing selection, care and laun­ dry, careers, use of time, energy, and money manage­ ment, foods and nutrition, first aid, child eart, sad clothing construction. The de­ velopment of a well-rounded mature personality and know­ ledge with practical applica tk>n to the home are empba sized in ati units. Home visits, home projects, and Future Homemakers of America are also part of the vocational bomemaking pro­ gram. The primary purpose of In dustrial arts is the coordlna lion of mind and hand. The secondary purpose ia a prac­ tical and inteHigent under­ standing of the present-day industrial practices. The course lnclu<ies wood work ing, wood turning, metal work, m etal turning, reading blue prlnta, leather work, electricity, tiling and fiber glasa. The Student Council is an coveted awards. This phase of the school program continuously strives for a richer program to de­ velop well-rounded eitiseni of boys and girls of our com munity. All Souls Catholic Church of Sanford is the largest Catholic Church In the county and has been served by Father Rich­ ard Lyons for the past 11 years. Four masses are held each Sunday to accommodate the large congregation as well as weekday services. PEOPLE ON THE Go With Famous GULF SERVICE And GULF GASOLINE We Take Pleasure In Serving Residents fir Visitors O f Seminole County . • . ruiiitr Lo»iu .aid lit.i iic i. grateful to the Navy families who make up a large propor­ tion of the membership. The c b u r c h * a parochial school is in its 10th year and includes kindergarten through eighth grade, with an enroll­ ment ef 100 children, and 13 teachers. Three buses run at M l ca­ pacity bringing pupils from as far away aa Longwood, Lake Mary, North Orlando, and Geitava. 30 Churches In Herald Listing Thera are about 30 churchea listed in the directory on The Herald's Friday church page. Newcomer* to the area or visitor* passing through on Sunday have d e s c r i b e d churches in Sanford and tho surrounding communities in Seminole County as full of warmth and friendliness to strangers. It also has been de­ scribed as a "church going** community aa evidenced by tha flow of traffic on Sunday mornings as, together, fam­ ilies drive to their place of worahip. SHEPARD'S OIL (FORMERLY J. BRAILEY O DHAM ) DISTRIBUTOR ■Sanford Lake Shore Blvd. DEKLES LEE S HI - LI LARRY'S GULF SKVICE GULF SERVICE GULF SERVICE ROAD SERVICE OUR SPECIALTY 24-HOUR SERVICE Ph. FA 24924 • • • • • • Washing Polishing Lubrication Batteries Tires Accessoriea “Covering The South End Of Seminole County” LUBRICATION WASHING POLISHING • Accessories • Tires • Batteries Friendly, Courteous Service HWY. 17-92 FERN PARK, FLA. Ph. 838-9155 Official Jai-Alai Service Located A t — E. First S t & Sanford Ave. Acrona Froai Cham bar Of f w FA 2-2994 CHARLES T. LEE Owner VA 2-4172 LARRY L. MANN M anager Harry Adair's H. B. Owens GULF SERVICE GULF SERVICE ROAD COMPLETE r ill VM M ? MOTOR T U N E -U P ! SERVICE A T IT S F IN E S T ... PICK UP and DELIVERY 1 LUBRICATION, WASHING & WAXING a TIRES-BATTERIES MUFFLERS Road Service BRAKES • MUFFLERS • STARTERS ! COMPLETE “IT PLEASES US TO PLEASE JOHNNY CAMERON 3<>6 W. 13th. ST, • • GENERATORS 2 TIRES, BATTERIES ACCESSORIES 2-2951 YOU” JIM SMITH SANFORD, FLA. n — PHONES — 2518 FRENCH AVE. OLDEST SANCTUARY in Seminole County gtiU being used for regular services ia this edifice of Christ Church EpUcuiwl at Longwood. Ph. FA 2-2561 MOTOR, TUNE-UP b BRAKE SERVICE SEE US FOR — FA 2-9803 Fishing Information FA 2-0921 1219 So. Park COR. 1 st A FRENCH AVE. FA 2-2432 15th. & Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla. �SEMINOLE COUNTY IS A-OK In the center of the “Space Triangle", we are pointed toward success. INVESTIGATE • . . Seminole County offers industry, business and homeowners a bright tomorrow in an area “on the cou BUSINESS and INDUSTRY Confidence in Seminole County’* future has been shown by the new industrial plants and .shopping renter* locating here. More are springing up and planned to boost our ecoeomy. AGRICULTURE Long known as an "Agriculture Ciant”, Seminole County keep* pace with modern advancements. Thousands of acre* of citrus and vegetables produre jobs and dollars. • ROADS (JEN. J. C. HUTCHISON District 1 Chairman JOHN ALEXANDER District 2 JIM AVERY Oistrirl 3 Vies Chairman I.KE OAKY District 4 JOHN FITZPATRICK District 5 .Miles and miles of new roads have been added to Seminole County'e road system to provide for better transportation of our thousand* of new citizens. EDUCATION Millions have been invested to make Seminole County's public school system one of the finest in the state. The county boat!* uf excellent private and denominational schools, too. SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA PLANNED GROWTH New capital improvements . . . proper land use . . . more recreation areas . . . efficient and capable government . . . an even better Scniinule County for the future. �. J* A 5B £7' u b r ^ a tifu rb © e ra lit PROGRESS E D ITIO N D a v t o n a T he H c /w r o f +hr G o Id p n. T JX i v^L c S a n Fo k d C A N flV /fR /> L M p a li mecca of millions of fun-lovers, not only Americans, but from foreign lands, too. Pretty 17-year-old Ann Mahan symbolizes all phases of fun and recreation in Seminole County . , . races, harness racing, drag races, flying, myriads of sports phases to beckon those in search of “Fun in the Sun �— — - rr rida Pins New Hopes Cn St. Johns No m atter what your favorite sport may be you can depend on Robson's to supply you with the safest) most reliable equipment available. Top quality a n d •tyloo in fwmtn by ."'I by Eviarude, nationally known for ita top performance. CAMPING EQUIPMENT A complete line, anything for the sports­ man; also marine hardware. •r*.. • T „ ^ THE OSCEOLA, with accommodations for 240 panaengera, plied the St. Johns River between JackeonviUe and Sanford until 1928. I t waa re­ moved from a watery grave a t Jacksonville j *..C \mrnM " The Sanford Boat nnd Ski Club in an active group which meets every third Thursday at 8 p.m. in the First Federal Caucun room to plan cruises and other activities an well aa promote boating safety. This pant year over 60 persona attended the Coast Guard Auxiliary elght-leason course on basic seamanship and boat handling sponsored by the organization. In addition to a monthly moonlight cruise, many other successful cruiges have been held on Central Florida lake chains, as well as the St. Johns River. The group is planning a fall cruise on the Inland Waterway with the bonts putting In at Daytona Beach and going ns far north as histrolc Fort Muntazas. Shrimp boils aro also enjoyed by the club members. Commodore 8am Levy issues an invitation to all boaters to Join the group. Anyone interest­ ed in good boating and joining cruises in the Only In Texas, O f Course! DALLAS, Tea. (UPI) Naturally, It would happen la Texet. A sign which It* backera claim la the largeet of He kind ever built In tha United States hee been put up la front of Dallas' Merkel Hall. The double face sign le 90 feet high, II feot long, utea more then S.OOo 90-watt high. Intensity lights bulbs, and 24 mile* of wlra to fleih a* many ae 10 different metisgc* on either tide. Market Hall It one of the nation'! target! exhibition end convention belle with 213,000 square feet of ipace. • Guns 1’ - only thin summer. A deck bench from the Osce­ ola reponea in the reception lobby of Chose nnd Company, on Oak Avenue. Boat, Ski Club Fully Active " compuny of congenial boaters should contact Levy or Vice Commodore D. II. MncGiilis. DOWNTOWN SANFORD 304-6-8 E. F irst St. Central Florida's Most Beautiful Ballroom Gr Recreation Center HOME OF THE DINE & DANCE In Air Conditioned Comfort ENJOY YOUR FAVORITE Foods & Beverages Beautiful tree-.hadtd lot., an Ideal spot fur )uur huiur or cuwp, drive out and aeo for yourtelf. JL sJu n g ON BEAUTIFUL LAKE JESSUP 419 Between Oviedo And 17-92 Oviedo, Fin. Phone FOrent 3-9127 Ski Equip. Robson Sporting Goods “The Biggest Little Band In The Land" LAKEFRONT HOMESITES FOR SALE! • Your Gateway to the W aterway— LOS ANGELES -(N E A ) The UCLA football tquad In­ cluded 29 returning leltermen. Boat Storage Boat Rentals Gas & Oil Motors Live Bait Licenses Restaurant & Picnic Grounds • Gym Supplies • Fishing Tackle Know Way Around ■peek, bream and baaa flahlng. Write F. O. Uox 890 and OUTBOARD MOTORS situated on tke shores of Lake Jeeeap, famous for Ite eieelleat Rla. Lnraon Cushman, Lam bretta & Vespa Scooters d U k q A J iA h in q C a m p d d k q A Brunswick, Feathercraft. The experienced Florida fisherman steers a course for . • • ★ IMS Frogman Edition 9m H 7liiGsi W Riding Hones Provides Plenty Of Excitement Several riding stables and clube la the county provide plenty of opportunity for young equestrians to ride horseback. Tha "M l” Riding Club baa about 40 members from 10 yaars throuih high school ago and acquired property oo Upealn Road on which the rapport of the cans! as it they plan to build a clubhouse provides a vital link for an effective wstsrwsy system and riding ring. Tha group baa bad two for tke State of Florida, par­ ticularly Central Florida, add­ boras shows of Its own ns well ing greatly to the promotion aa taking part la others. They e f defense, industrial end an joy many special sell villas, trade facilities together with such aa breakfast rides, af­ the expanding opportunities ternoon rides and night rides for tourist end trade promo- and cook-outs. They elect their own offic­ I t hee been predicted th at ers and are aided by a group Urn t***""*' would create aa of senior riders called "Tha impact greater then the Nova Equestrians,” who meat sep­ project with thousands of arately but help the young­ a m o of water open to sters Improve their riding satire county, with Saaford skills. The "Inner Circle” Riding playing haot to a now boat■seat Water traffic, both plea, Club rides at the Rlde-A eure and eoaunerclal. A pro­ While Stables and baa bean gram la pictured for largo organised less than a year bodlea of water available for and bolds Its own shows as boating, fishing and duck wall aa participating la othsr bunting If the proposed canal shows. They arc principally Interested la English typt project materialises. Skipping aa the 8U Johns riding and spaclallxa In Jump­ began to develop aa early as ing. "Dusty Boots” Riding Club 2763 but aot u a t l l the was organised about 19 years end of tha Bemlnole 1: W ar In 1342 did the traffic ago for riders II sod over reach its peak. Steamboats and has a membership of 29 appeared, carrying colorful at present. The group meets names, and compeUtloo waa once • month on the first Ttrariday at I p. m. at the great betwsea companlaa aa Farmers Auction on Highway tney vied for tha fastest and 17-92 and plane to ita rt moat luxurious accommoda Junior membcrihlp for young Cons. When the trade was a t or riders. The club held four lie greatest, 160 steamers borse shows during the p u t carried freight and year and enjoys trail rldss gars on tha river. to such places as Mullet Lake Tha Osceola, ona at tha Park. largest steamers with accom­ modations for 140 first class passengers and 100 thin Missing Persons class, regularly plied tha 8k NEW YORK —(NBA) Johns Rlvar and was ones Only four of the SO Unit* described aa "the last and States do not have a player most glorious of the rlvar on the 1903 major league e learners. People from all baseball rostcri. They are parte of the world took the Alaska, Hawaii, Nevada and leisurely tripe up the river Vermont. from Jacksonville to Banford." tion of e City Hall waterfront U was with the bunting end parkin, lot. sinking of the Osceola that And ao, a t e time that at­ i'te passenger and cargo tention la bain, centered on tied# died in 1028. Her hulk a reminder from an Import­ has rested unUI this year in ant ere on the river, It eeeme a grave in front of the Jack- fitting that Florida pine new sinvlUe City Hell and Court hopee on a program that will liouee but wee removed piece onca again mean buay traffic 1 / piece to allow the construe- on tha St. Johna River. if if if if if if if tn x fn rl •v p W V T Th# 8L John* River, one of the two rivers In the world that flows upstream, south to north—the see* oad Is the Nils — la steeped In historic lore dating bock to the time when passenger steamers brought Florida’s first tourists and the Influx of settlers who e s t a b l i s h e d plants*-------------------------------* tions along Its river bank. Its upstream traffic dwindled with the arrival of other methods of transfW ts Use bet, today, tke I t. Jalnm liv e r is making hie- Ift Ph. FA 2-3961 �•> * tw rfa rl |m B 1963 P ro g m a Edition (biUinq&h Lures City Recreation Offers Varied Sports The Sanford Recreation De­ partment waa established In 1956 upon opening of the Civic Center and Youth Wing. The City of Sanford then hired a full time recreation director. Since that time the staff has increased to a full time secretary, colored pro­ gram supervisor and many An outboard boat In ship­ part-time employe*. The pro­ gram now includes activities shape condition is the mark for all age groups. of an experienced akipper. Experienced Boatmen Keep Rig Shipshape A ?*** in- elude baseball, softball, a r­ chery, competitive and re­ creational swimming, cera­ mics youth dances, square dancing, basketball, tennis, social functions, sailing, sum­ mer playgrounds and many other varied programs to at­ tract the enthusiast in most any field. Outdoor recreation areas are quiet evident throughout the city with many neighbor­ hood parks suited to family outdoor needs. Ft. Mellon Park is the largest City-own­ ed park, affords picnicking, swimming pool, lighted ten­ nis courts, lighted Little Lea­ gue park, lighted softball field ami a lighted children's playground. TTie Ft. Mellon swimming pool was constructed in 1930 and operates on a modern filter and chlorination sys­ tem and has a capacity of 260 people. The pool is open May to September giving many hours of fun and recreation to children and adults. The Sanford Municipal Zoo was started in 1931 and of­ fers many hours of passive entertainment to tourists ami a c h o o I children throughout Central Florida. Some of the top attractions are otters, chimps, monkeys, lions, talk­ ing birds. Sanford has always been a aports center of the Central Florida area ami an example is the beautiful Municipal Stadium which hosts area football, baseball, t r a c k •vents, softball and the an­ nual auto show. The Sanford Municipal Stadium, heralded as one of the best Class D Stadiums in th« South, was constructed in 1931. ills Oral way lo krrp > uur boat looking good ia to keep after it. Once you atart to let things alide, it won't be long before your boat and equip­ ment will show signs of de­ terioration. Resides that. It's much easier to do a little at a time than to wait until you have a big job on your hands. (let into the habit of check­ ing and cleaning your boat each time It ia used. Go over the deck and interior with clean water and ■ sponge. While you sre doing this, check for loose screws and faulty equipment. If you no­ tice something that needs at­ tention, fix it right nwny. Re sure everything is put buck into its proper place. Re especially eureful with wet equipment such at lines, life jackets, sent cushions and canvns tops. Spri-ud them out so they will dry. This will exttnd the life of the equipment and makes it much ensier to get organized the next time you want to go boating. THE Boating Records Are Made To Be Broken Records are made to be broken. So it is probable that the mark of Id hours, 23 minutes elapsed time set for the 1,095-mile ocean run from Mismi to New York by a 37foot sport fishing boat won’t stand for long. a boat named Daytona 37. The Daytona 37 bettered by nine hours and 35 minutes the previous record for the course which was set just a year ago by the late Sam (Griffith in a Rertram 30. On the nonstop run from Miami, the Daytona 37 carried a crew of three — Charles Johnson, R. L. Foster and Sam Sarra, who designed the twin 380-horsepower turborhargrd engines that powered the boat. The Daytona 37 skimmed up the coast about 10 milra off shore. She was refueled at sea off Jacksonville, Fla., Cape Fear, N. C., and Nor­ folk, Va. The Daytona 37 becomei the first candidate for the Charles F. Chapman Trophy to bo awarded annually by Motor floating magazine to the hunt making tho fastest elapsed time for the MiamiNew York run. juice can — that could be used by distressed boatmen and downed pilots to signal their position has been de­ veloped. The laser puts out pulses of energy thst can be detected by rescuers up to 30 sirmilcs sway. Relieved to be the amaltest laser in existence th st de­ livers mure than a single shot without replacing any of its parts, the device can he fired repeatedly — up to 50 times before battery recharging is required. In addition to its survival kit capability, the small sise lends itself to other possi­ bilities. Coupled to s micro­ scope, for example, the laser could punch tiny holes Into the specimen being studied. The device still is experi­ mental and not currently available for commercial use. Clear lakes and winding rivers nuke Seminole County a sportsman's paradise, i is heading out when leaving a slip, float or gas dock. The indicator is adaptable to six and 16-volt ignition systems on any powerboat and la also useful on some types of sailboats. BUILT-IN VIBRASONIC RATTLE Catches Fish! KART TO USE ! ! A slight twitch of the rod tip make* the RATTLER send eat VIBRASONIC SOUND WAVES that attract the fidi. FLOATS on th« aurfaco sad rsno shallow on retrio vs with a fish tantalising movement, MADE OF TOUGH UNBREAKABLE PLASTIC At your Tackle Dealer AVAILABLE in TWO SIZES and TEN COLORS JOHNNY RATTLER BABY RATTLER 4” Long • % oi. 2 Vi” Long • •« ox. REAL PLEASURE IS YOUR OWN CRUISER YORK - EGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY H ip risk of guessing rudder position, frequent cause of boating accidents, is minim­ ized by a new automatic indi- Consistent DETROIT -(S E A ) — flail Cogdill of tii« Detroit (Jons caught at least one pass In every regular season game A smnll laser — aliout the during his three-year career, size and shape of a frozen 1950-62. AHOY To Seminole County “Florida’s W ater Wonderland” £ Outboard Rigs At Low First Cost Available Safe, well-built outboard rigs are now available which combine low first cost and min­ imum upkeep with the highest atandarda of performance, ap­ pearance, and design. A low, easily financed Invest­ ment this year in boat, motor and trailer will reduce your vacation costs considerably anil will givo your whole fam­ ily a variety of recreational actlvites not only during va­ cation hut on holidays and weekends at least seven months of the year. Fur example, her* are the average family's requirements for safe and happy recreation on the water: a 1-l-foot boat, roomy enough to hold comfort­ ably a family of four plus lunch basket, water skis, and fishing gear; a motor in the 22 to 35 horsepower class, for brisk cruising speeds and enough power to pull oriu or two water skiers; n trailer to take advantage of the flexi­ bility and maneuverability of the outboard; and such access­ ories as life jackets for chil­ dren, buoyant cushlona for adults, lights for night opera­ tion, firs extinguisher and horn. For a bit more money, the average family cun enjoy boating in a more elaborate run-about, of fibreglass or plywood construction, a t an expenditure of from |500 to 11200. The boat, towards the top end of this bracket, might he s 16 or 16-footer with up­ holstered seats, convertible top, and windshield. For s sturdy 16-footer like { this, a 60-horscpowtr motor Is ideal. Plenty of powsr for speeds over 35 miles per hour with s heavy load; water ski­ ing for threw or four at a time; quiet, dependable op­ eration for family cruising and fun afloat. In ths electricstarting version, with built-in generator, motors of this size cost around |800. Prices, of course, will vary in different areas. eator introduced recently by a Connecticut firm. With the new Instrument, the boatman sees at ones ex­ actly where his rudder ia and sets It in the right direction to make certain that the craft RATTLER W HILE V IS IT IN G W IT H US— TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR T il Fa FISH nlivny* are biting al Miihc'h fillin g camp on the Wekiva Itiver, n.s evidenced in this picture of young fishermen and their string. Front the left are Douglas, Mike nnd Gary Mu.su proudly displaying this mess of bass they, themselves, hauled in. (Ileruhl Photo) MUSE S FISH CAMP Yncntionlng here is a real family affair. Kent one of Modern Boat Storage Marine Service Repair We Feature our cabins or pileh your own lent nnd enjoy the great outdoors. OWNED & OPERATED BY — STEEL ALUMINUM Jcaair and Herbert Muse and aona, Herbert, Jennie, Doug, Gary and Mike Seminole County’s Largest Facility . , * C ^ s Boat Rentals Free Picnic Area Live Bait Launching Ramp Sanford Boat W orks MUSE'S FISH CAMP On The Wekiva River SANFORD, FLORIDA “Where Fishing Is Fun” P �Everywhere m m oU bounty is a msecs w sponem n tvotn rer Ihn United Statno and the world, who come to fleh ita Wees and rlrere (of b a a , ehad and • flak.) The St. M m lfra r fa h m aa the ■roe for ehod f Uhtn# ea the Atlantic Coaet end -------------- ~----- ' hoe ottmtod ao many fahormon ooeh year dar­ ns the opewninr aeeeon that it haa baeome a ma­ jor industry. SilverSprings HofASingle SILVKB IPOfi W . .l-» . .Aa FIorM i's K lrer Spring* i> oot a Maple attract!##, levea at the aula's floeat atfree(tone ate tocatol hate. Laos aalad far H'a fa awes giaaa bsttom beat rida aad crystal PROUD OP OUB ayaaiHag am av e n g e i f |S9 par day. ■aa* ead btaam fishing aa the I t Jakaa v a ra reported good earlier ia U a eummer bet o ff fat latter f a r t due la law w atar condition*. Soma a1*o fait th a t spraying for .hyacinths haa adveraeV ef­ fected fishing, by romorlag aaarca et the beaafifu! SUrsr River, Is sat Ik s a g a s ia a laadscspad park a r ts of aoa picnic areas is free to the public aad many hundreds ua* thaa* facilities each weak. Tha m ala spring is really a subterranean river that flows from Am earth through a ▼set savant « feet below the •urfaso of tha circular basis th a t forms tha bead of tha springs. The water that flaws from this cavern teas u m mere than aoojm.ooo gallons each M hours, mors than enough to fill the needs of a city the sIm of New York. Fourteen other S p r i n g group* with colorful names such aa "The Brldsl Chsmher." " C h r i s t m a s Tree Springs," "The Blue Qrotto," aad "Davils Kitchen," join Uw flow of tha m ala Spring within a mil* of tha big cavern. It ia over this atraam that the famous electrically poworod glass bottom boats operate. Guides rslats Us storks aad kfsnds connect*! with tbs different springs am point out the varied marina and plant Ufa. Underwater rainbows and b u b b l i a g springs of many eolors com front tha paisengars as they look through the wide glass bottom of the boat. Groat schools of fish pass by la never ending procession. At one place along tha rout* passengers lean from tha windows of the boat to feed fra fish bread provided by tha guide. Tha fish eom* to tha surface to taka the bread from thslr hands. At another point largo schools of catfish t u n tha water black with thslr numbers and play football with a doughball toned overside. Mors recant visitors to the Springs feel that the climax of tha Glasa Bottom Boat trip la their visit to the Aquatorlum, the new under­ water theater that overlooks the main spring basin. Ths Aquatorlum Is tha newest fea­ ture to be added to Uis Silver Springs family of attracUons. From the large plate glass windows of this unique (truetuic can be seen the cavern from which comes the mighty flow of crystalline watar. This is a photographer* para­ dise. Hundreds of fish (Ultra ar* more than 30 varieties in SUvsr Springs) swim up to ths windows to stare back at tha visitors. So clear It tha water that bathers swimming at the bathing beach more than 3oo feet away can be aetn clearly. Most visitors follow tbsir Glass Bottom Boat trip with a trip down driver on one of the big open eighty passenger Jungle Cruise boats. This cruise goes five miles through dense tropical Jungle e< breath-taking color and beau­ ty. Guide# on Uw boats ar* waU informed and point out many interesting features along fra way. A visit with a tribe of wild. Rhesus moakeys that swing from tha breach## of the trees along tha river ia a feature of tha ride. The monkey# antics la catching bits of food thrown by tha guide arc hilarious. The Weklva Rlvar ia a narrow .atraam that winds through picturesque land and is fad by three famous cen­ tral rlerida springs. Its wa­ ters ar* coal avta la summer. The S t Johns River, on the east and north edge of Semi­ nole County, forme three Lemon Bluff Vlah Camp reparts nlca catthaa of bass aad bream. Other campa on the S t Johno who also supply boats, motors, tackle and bait nssdad by fishermen are Mon­ roe Harbor a t Monroa Bridge, Osteen Bridge Fish Camp, John Crim’a on E ast SR 40, aad Marina Isle. The throe fishing eamps off Went SR 44 on the beauti­ ful Wcklva River, a tributary of tha St. Johns, report fish­ ing fo r bass, bream, shellersekers aad catfish very good. The first is Herb Musa’a Fish Camp which ia addition to boats, motors, tackle aad bait affera cabins, camp grounds, and free picnic facilities. Camp Seminole, one mile off 8R 46, haa furnished housekeeping cottages, boats, motors, tackle, bait, gas and oil and a snack bar. Weklva River Haven, a mile and a half off SR 44 in addition to fishing equipment, haa trailera for rent, camping and picnic areas. In Lake Jessup, tha baas season started later thaa usual last Spring due to lata spawning. The big speckled perch were biting exception­ ally good last winter and the baas, blue gills, bream and shclterackers were good last summer. Illley'a PUh Camp has boats, bait, tackle and motors. Continental Marina has con­ crete launching ramps, cover­ ed boat stalls, boats and res­ taurant. Whether you own hundreds of dollars of tackle or prefer a bamboo polo, there are plenty of spots to drop a line where "Mr. Pish'' ia waiting to grab the bait. So let'a go fishing! TO SANFORD * WHOLESALE GROCERS WHAT MORE NEED BE SAID? A boy and hU catch. Ninayaar-old Butch Russell proudly din- P. O. BOX plays his catch, perch and baas, taken a t hla folks' fishing camp. (Herald Photo) a SANFORD, FLA. PH. FA 2-OMt Perfection CHICAGO —(MCA) -M ora 300 games — about 1,000— have been rolled la American Bowling Congress sanctioned competition thaa M i and 296s combined. * t i • Trackers & Tourists Welcome! I Take Advantage O f Our Services Available 24 Hrs. A Day Complete . Auto & Truck Service 24 Hour R otd Service Ice • Showers Enjoy Good Home Style Cooking In AIRMAN GEORGE CIIENEY, assigned to nn Air Forca ba.se nt Sulina, Kuns., Hpent his vacation this last summer fishing on the Wckiva River out of the fishing camp of hia parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Sutton, nt Wekiva River Haven. (Ed. note: Airman Cheney never did report his catch nlthough the editor knows the bream, perch and buss were biting.) Doctors Warning On Skin Cancer CHICAGO (UF1) — Suntsnners take warning. Ttt* Amer­ ican Medical Association re­ ports that “several converg­ ing lints of evidence" Indi­ cate that ultra-vlolat rays In sunlight are aa Important fac­ tor In producing ecrtaln types of skin cinctr. The AMA said studies show that: About M per cant of skin cancer Is found on caposed tra a i, principally tha face; skin cancer ia rare In Ne­ groes, who are protected by pigmentation; In the United States, thsre is more cancer In southern states where there Is more sunshine; and skin cancer eaa be produced In mice 100 per cent of the time by uaing ultraviolet light. However, a single overex­ posure to aua cannot eauae cancer, aald AA, although U may cause (earring or pig­ mentary changes. It takes long years of being outdoors to produce aay danger from sunlight. SEMINOLE COUNTY Our Restaurant That Never Closes • The Best Coffee On The Road • Short Orders • T a k e -O u ts "Make your ewe special cruise" on the cool, crystal dear waters of the Weklva Klver. The scenery la beautiful and fish bite all year 'round. BEAUTIFUL PICNIC AREA Under Shady Ooka And Towering I'lnea siM o u n IH1II H I f MID u n its III SI A im ANT fMSTflUMMTi V • Fishing • Boating • Live B alt • Cold Drinks W inning W ays UNIVERSITY PARK. Pa— (NEA>— Psaa SUM this fall will be shooting far its 33th straight winning football sea­ son. Herbert and Adah Sutoa tacit* yaw t* make WtUve River Haven your ~h*a» port' You're sure to appreciate their hospitality. South Hwy. 17-92 Sinford, Fla. Fi*h Front Shad, though a salt watar fish, coma up the It. John* Rlvar every year from tha Atlantic Ocean to spawn aaar the bars aad sand bottom*. Tha rua begins as early as Decamber aad continues until around fra first of March. a » at HWY. IS - 9 MI. WEST OF SANFORD MAIL ROUTE 1, SANFORD, F L A , • tjp,--- ------i i l ~-111 ifn ----- H'F f t �. *■ <* Sportsman's Club Sponsors Conservation O f Natural Resources By H. H. Hodges, Stc’y | 'Way back in 1944, Seminole County, abounding Si with game and fish nnd outdoor life, had no wildlife V , “I officers and very little legialation to protect theae i natural resources. Gama violations were flagrant and It waa obvious th a t in a few y e a n the extermination of game and fish would be a th reat to a way of carry out the foregoing ob» life which had been ex­ Jocta and purposes Over the years the associa­ ta n t for many yean. Seminole golfers bava their fans and horseback riding, as tion has lived up to its obli­ On the night of June gation to the people of this choice of four topflight 1S- well. Big plans at* being car­ ried out for a $1 million golf­ IB, 1944, a greup of sports­ eounty and the State of Flori­ bole courses In the county ft;r Bastard fc ritJ 1963 Progress Edition Weekend Fishing As American As The Bald Eagle A weekend of fishing with the boys la a t American ai the bald aatle. It's not that tbs average angler is against togetherness, it's just that an occasional lew days of rough­ ing it away from borne la the company of old fishing cron­ ies seems to give a man a new leas* an life. But maybe roughing It is no longer an apt description, for modem equipment can make a week­ end fishing trip pretty easy going. Non Ideas la camping, fishing and boating gear have taken out most of the work and added a lot of fun. Compact camping trailers with comfortable sleeping ac­ commodations and modem cooking conveniences are be­ coming Increasingly m o r e popular with weekend fisher men. New lightweight and easy-to-pitch tents are avail able for those who prefer to live under canvas. Portable cook stoves and lanterns have been Improved. Well-insulat­ ed ice chests make U simple to transport catches several hundred miles without fear of spoilage. Boating has also kept pace with the swing to easy out door living. With modern trailers, pulling large boats through backwood trails is no problem. Fishermen now find launching ramps on all but the most remote of lakes and lightweight cartop boats can be used where ramps have not yet been built. Depend able outboard motors are available to power every sire and type of boat. When choosing a fishing rig for either rental or pur chase, the outboard people suggest that you take a few factors into consideration. The type of water on which you will be fishing and the maximum number of people tlie boat must carry are the most important. If your fish ing will be confined to a small inland lake and limited to two people, a 12 to 14-footer pow ered by a three horsepower outboard will do nicely. When fishing on larger bodies o1 w ater with mom people ■board, a larger and more seaworthy rig Is recommend­ ed. In addition to being mors comfortable, a larger boat with a more powerful engine will allow you to get to and from distant fishing spots faster and off the lake quick­ er if foul weather should de­ velop. A good way to get first­ hand information on the most appropriate type of rig to use is to talk to other fishermen who am familiar with the area. If you own or ara thinkbg about buying a camping trail­ er you may want to consider a cartop boat, as pulling two trailers is a little awkward. A regular cartop carrier ia all that is needed to transport a boat of this type. Most cartop boats sre lightweight and arc easily loaded and unload­ ed by two men. The outboarJ motor is carried in the trunk of the car. There are sl»o small camping trailers avail­ able which fold down to make 4 Topflight Courses .VWV'1* Available For Golfers men mat with an idta that da. Immediately after organi­ hunters and fishermen should sation, they were Instrument­ units and bring into being an al In the placement In the organisation to footsr and county of two wildlife ofconserve tho fish, wild earn* flews. Muelt legislation of a and natural outdoor Ufo of favorable nature to sports­ 8etnlnoIe County and Florida, men has been instigated and thus waa bom tho organisa­ supported by the clubb and tion known as the Seminole much unfavorable legislation County Sportsman's Associa­ has been fought successfully. tion. Association projects n o w Tho original officers and under way include the main* board of directors were Por­ tens nee of a public park for ter II. Lansing, president] picnicking, swimming and Georgs Stine, vice president: boating, dove shooting facili­ John Schlrard Jr., secretary; ties for members, and a youth J. E. Rowland, treasurer, and program In tha cart and W. A- Adame, custodian. Well handling of firearms. Also known names present a t the undar way are plans for a meeting were Jack West, Sid­ permanent clubhouse for the ney Vihlen, A. E. Yowell, association adjacent to a Judge R. W. Ware, W. A. suitable recreation area. Patrick, G. A. Speer Jr. and The association now has many others. It's Interesting many more members than a t to note that of the original any other time In its his­ officers, John Schlrard Is tory, oach of which Is devoted now a director, as Is W. A. to tho principles on which tho Adams, organisation waa founded. The original charter of the association states the general nature and purpose and cbJect of the organisation to be, “To foster, promote and advance the education of the One of Central Florida's public, generally, in the ad­ top attractions — the Great vantages of the conservation Masterpiece at Lake Wales— and propogation of fish and Is enjoying an upsurge popu­ game; to disseminate Infor­ larity as the result of the visit mation with respect to proper of the "Mona Lisa" to this methode to be followed In a country. Interest In Leonardo program of conservation and da Vinci’s works, sparked by propogation cf fish and the "lady with the mysterious game; to foster and promote smile," has resulted in ex any activity consistent with, ccptlonally high attendance. or conducive to the conserva­ The replica of "The Last tion and propogation of fish Supper," one of the most and game; to encourage and famous of the Great Master's promote participation in any works, Is produced in mosaic program designed to make tile. It reposes at the attrac the territory In which euch lion in a handsome monolith association may he active, that enhances the 12-by-24 more conscious of ths advan­ foot picture. More than 10,000 tages of making such section gradations of color are found attractive to huntara and In the 300,000 pieces of by fishermen; to do any and all zantlne smalt! depicting the things generally necessary to scene. Clean Boat Bottom Can Up Action By now, boats left In the water all season ara likely to be a little fuzzy around the edges. This marine growth has a tremendous effect in re­ ducing boat performance. Ac­ cording to the engineers, a speed luss of over 6U per cent can occur when a boat is left moored for only 30 days and marine growth ia allowed to accumulate. Although marina growth builds up faster on boats moored in suit water, those left In fresh water are also affected. Sines a smooth clean boat bottom is absolutely neces- ■ary in getting top perform­ ance, boats left a t a mooring, whether it be In salt or fresh water, should be removed and cleaned every three weeks. If the hull is badly fouled, it may be necessary to use a scraper and wire brush. Plain scum can usually be cleaned off with a scrub brush and good detergent. Antl-fouling bottom paint will help retard the accumulation of marine growth, but even with this protection, an o e e a s i o n a l cleaning will be necessary. If your boat has been left in the water and doesn't seem to have the pep it did earlier in the season, check the bot­ a fist bed for carrying a boat. tom. A little elbow grease Along with new ideas In may be all th at ia needed to equipment have come new restore its performanct. Ideas for catching fish. One concerns the use of a method Seminole County Is a fish­ of fast trolling with an out­ erm an's paradise witn its board motor to locale the cool, wooded areas. Black lunkers. It disproves the old bass, perch, bream and shad theory that fish have to be in particular wait for your feeding to hit a lure. The sys­ lures. tem is explained in "Out­ board Fishing,'' a booklet There are four llhole golf available free. If it's been a while since courses in Seminole County. you've gotten together for a C h i n e s e astronomers of weekend of fishing with the boys, you've been missing a 1Uu4 recorded the appearance lot. Why not talk it up with of a star so bright it shone your fishing cronies and get by day, blazed fer a few month* and disappeared. things rolling soon. • • • • TOP ATTRACTION for w ater a porta lovera In the Sanford urea ia the swimming pool a t the Mayfair Inn. THE SHAD noon will l>e running again. Thin happy fiahenvoninn smiles over this string she brought In last season. MERCURY OUTBOARD MOTOR Sales & Service Expert Repair Service On All Type Outboards M il's OAK RIDGE MOTEL Family Ualta Connecting Rooms Pulse-O-I'edie M attresses Courtesy Coffee BOAT SALES MARINE OUTBOARD MOTORS OPEN GIFT SUGGESTIONS FOR NUMISMATISTS & PHILATELISTS 9:00 a.nu COINS A STAMPS BOUGHT M. H. URBANSKI ANA No. 39093 RCDA No. 102 SNA NO. 22 CFCC No. 212 MOCC No. 18 APS No. 42627 BIA No. 5617 FUN No. 872 aioat popular apota. • COMPLETE SELECTION OF PACKAGE GOODS Headquarters For Stamps & Coin Supplies C. X. URBANSKI, JR. jM 'r t aura U ly p rw iila Um a o d i n 4m m u 4 Uu r*> SUPPLIES 626 U. S. 17-92 FERN PARK, FLA. PHONE TE 8-1108 • ers' luxury resort facing tha present clubhouse, which witt then become a pro shop. The Rolling Hills Country Club is also west of Loorwood In the Sanlando Springs area. Many Improvements h a v e been made on the course a* well as the clubhouse during the past year. The swimming pool is n welcome plaee for golfers to cool off on hoi sunny days. The Women's Golf Associa­ tions at the Land o' Lakes, Mid-Florida, and Rolling. Hllla Clubs enjoyed a s e r in of tovltationals among themselves and several out-of-county clubs as well this year. The club pros are available for Instructing beginners and helping golfers get tho kinks out ‘Mona Lisa1Aids Masterpiece C a s' & e on which to try their prowess. Mayfair Country Club, San­ ford, the oldest course in the area, has added a new airconditioned locker room and a men's card room. Land o' Lakes Country Club at Casselberry added a sporty back nine boles this year, of­ fering golfers a real chal­ lenge. An Olymplc-slxe swim­ ming pool Is another feature of the club. Mid-Florida Golf and Coun­ try Club, n e a r Sanlando Springs, has reconditioned Its championship course and It Is in the best condition ever. The clubhouse has been re­ decorated and offers a res­ taurant and ■ poolside "P a­ tio Lounge." There are three tennis courts for racquet Meadors Marine Boat & Motor Sales & Service 2401 So. French Ave. Sanford Phone 322-1392 12:00 p.m �c frW g-.-.— TT--.™ fivS •• ;V • *«. . * iT'-’O 'V 7 '*?!*• rjfi • ' I\ • ' I V Kennel Club W ill nutty w orthy stodenta have Sanford - Orimdo Club, lone ragardad a tra l Florida's loading 1M4 ralandar. Many t k o » scholarship finds raised. day aad on so m a l Friday Toy r a d a r events include tenders will be among the SO aada of doDaro k m boon afternoons. kennels and 900 greyhounds tarn ad ovor to Saminola Conn* the Inaugural, tha King and Last year tho 8*nford-Or- on hand for the season. ty charitlM ao a rem it of Queen 8 takes and tho Central lando track draw *00,000 faaa Anneal charity aad scholar. tho benefit prognuas while Florida Darby. from all parts of tho aatioa. Mutool handle hit 98 aliUoa, an increase af Xtt times erer tho smount wagered eight years ago daring tho 1966 season. The popular Seminole Coon* For AO H ound Family Fun ty track is one of flee under operation of Jerry Collins, generally regarded as the top executive la greyhound racing. Collins also has tracks in Bar* asota. Great Falls, Mont, and two in South Dakota, near Sioux City, Iowa. Jack Ledoux heads the San* ford-Orlsndo staff as general manager and has directed the track through its tremendous growing period during the last eight years. Jack Collins la a partner In tha operation and lm s v i has been another key figure In the track's success. fir Tha coming season shapes up sa the best aver a t the Sanford-Orlando track. Facill* ties at tha Longwood oval are being completely refurbished by the track's expert crew • BefT—hm*ut 0 Saadi Bar under th« direction of main* • Special Clse—a far Beginners tenanee superintendent David Advaocsd Skaters Ward. Hie clubhouse, com­ • Cample Is Lias a f Skat— sad pletely enclosed, heated and air-conditioned, Is still the star of ths show and will be pack­ PROFESSIONAL ed many nights during ths season. INSTRUCTORS Ledoux, presiding judge Bernard Collins and Pltsy Wil­ liamson, racing secretary, have been busy lining up the top greyhounds In the country during the summer months. fioJUeh Skate! l b to o -a fe rsga hi Joph a aad the neigh boring towns gf Wsbb City, Mo., and GsL •o s, l a g ., is to b# • asm bar of tho Tri-City Junior Bawhttf Association. About 41 p t r cant af tha tllgibla f N t t belong. "•la — tha association was atartad two ytara ago,” Woods— Otdbam, Juvenile Jads*, said, "juvenile dellaqusasy has dropped notice­ ably. "Not on# junior bow* lar has ever been In Juvenfla coart o r arrested by anthoritles for questioning.” l o t S. Wood, superintendent i f Joplin schools, praised (he program a s a yaar-around bom la axtra-curricular sctlvltisa for youth. Ha said It kept the children sctlva and •n t af mischief. Also, studaata who play hookey a rt barred from bowling. Harry Hoffman, n radio newsman and Bill Marshall, president of local bowling lanas, spearheaded the move­ m ent Marshall said the jun­ ior bowling a t hit lanes w ar ths largest progrsin at any Slagle establishment In the The association has 2,300 members and a school cen­ sus shows that there are only 8,200 persons in the area who are eligible by age—8 to 18—4© Join. PlanAn Evening O f FUN i Take Your Best Gel c or Mom Dad to SKATE CITY > a SPEAKING OF CARDS * * •• v • Logbook Will Help Recall Your Days Of Boating Fun Many outboard skipper* have found that keeping s written record o( their boat* Ing activities belp make their days on the water mors mem­ orable. Ths log need not be anything elaborate—a regular notebook ruled in colume* with appropriate heading* will do nicely. Tho type of Information you decide to record may vary considerably from that kept by other boatmen. However, motor* people tugged that you start with a column for the date* of your outing*. Ttil* should be followed by a column in which you can enter ths name of ths water- $ o k n % nel Club. The automatic starting gntes will be in action again this year a t all racing distances when the track opens. Holding the greyhounds above are Carol Abernathy (left) and “Tiny” Tracy. FAST STARTERS—These four handsome grey­ hounds, Polish Runner, Driving Dud, Ruth Cruco and Barnacle Bob, and revolutionary new Knight •‘flip-top” storting box in the background proved to be fust starters a t tho Sanford-Orlundo Ken­ * ," } * way. If you use your boat tn several different ways, you might want to record the particular actlviitss such at fishing, crulilng and water skiing, if you do much cruis­ ing, include columns for the time and place of departure and arrival. Sines the weather plan* a big part In the success of any boating outing, include columns for the air tempera­ ture, wind direction and wa* trr condition*. This Informa­ tion may be helpful In plann­ ing future trips to the same area. At the end of the season, you'll probably be Interested C jM in compiling a few important figures. One item of Interest will be the number of hour* you spent in your boat. If you enter a dally flgura each time you go out, you will he table to arrive at an accurate total at the end of the year. Another interesting figure It the total running hours on the engine. An hour meter eliminates the guesswork but even without one, you can come pretty close by record­ ing daily estimates. Around 1,300 visitors tee the Sanford Zoo every week the year around. There is no admission charge. Ths Municipal Civic Center In Sanford has a Mating cap­ acity of 1,360 In Us auditor­ ium. A special wing Is re* served for youth activities. SKA TE CITY t Just Off Hwy. 17-92. Oa Ths Dog Track Rood -Look For The Sign Of The Biff Skate” SANFORD • ORLANDO KEHNEL CLUB PRESENTS . I "THE SPORT OF QUEENS" Central Florida's outstanding sports and entertainment attraction, Sanford-Orlsndo Kennel Club presents another colorful greyhound rac­ ing season thin winter starting Dee. 23th. a ***** “at first t h e y complained th e s e s u m m e r HOMES WERE BUILT TOO CLOSE TOGETHER*4 FISHING CAMPS Camp Seminole OFF SR 46 WEST OF SANFORD ON THE WEKIVA RIVER LARGE PICNIC AREA-COVERED TABLES • COTTAGES • TRAILER SPACES • BOATS & MOTORS • LIVE BAIT • REFRESHMENTS Hundreds of tho Natl—'a top racing greyhounds will a— action no tha handsome speedsters flash around the track 18 times nightly esrept Sunday a t 8:19 and during the popular Wednesday, Friday and Saturday Matins— a t S p. a*. Many —lehriti— from the sports and —tertafnm—t world can oft— ho seen am—g tho hags crowds attending the races. The ftanford-Orlando Track has enjoyed spectacular suecesu daring the past > aeaaona under the guidance of Jerry Colllao In hlo capacity — Ckalrmaa of tho Board. Colli—, ono of tho natiou’i oatstanding racing esecutives, also operates tracks in Sarasotai Sious City, Iowa} and Great Falls, M—tana. l Jack Ledoux, tho Manager, haa played a key part in tho rapid growth of the Sanford-Orlsndo Kennel Club, slung with Mr. Colli—' eon Jack, third partner in tho operation. When the bugle sounds the rail to poet December 23th to Open the seasun, Top Doga from the nation’s leading kennel* will |>e eager to pro­ vide the thrills — the Sport of Queens once again reig— auprtme a t the popular Sanford-Orlando ovaL t 9 2 EXCITING DAYS Geneva Bridge FISHING CAMP ...S b M lw q Dec. 25th t LOCATED ON 8R 44 EAST, AT GENEVA BRIDGE O N THE ST. JOHNS RIVER Nationally Famous For Its Excellent Shad Fishing • BOAT & MOTOR RENTALS • BAIT • FISHING TACKLE • REFRESHMENTS • GUIDES ON REQUEST > JOHN hIw Dr.lt, of the Seminoio County cnam bnr of Commerce, makes a prize winning trophy rotation to a jui ulai player a t ths Orlandoam in o In F r o n to n . » �> 1963 Progress Edition Roller Skating Is Tops In Sports le be a pereaalal faverite for enterU iam H t for the entire family, a t ehewn by the popularity ef the county*! two rinka. Skate City toiler Ring, lo­ cates ea Dog Track Road ia the couth ead of the county, has classes for all atea. ae well aa private Uaeona. Every Monday night ia •Family Night" at Sbata City with a apoelal family rate. Wednesday night ladloa are admitted free for the "Radio D-J Rock and Roll abating Party." An annual event a t both rlnki la the Heart Fund Show benefit held ia February. 'The Skate City Roller Dance and Flguro Club compotea with abating teama from four other Central Florida rlnke who are membere of the Uld-Florlda Skating Aaaoelation thla year. Special group ratea are of­ fered schools, churchee and slobs. The Melodee Skating Rink, located on Onora Road offera a special family rata on Tucaday nighta and Wednesday The Malodee Dance and "Over IS Hite* with no nighta and reduced ratea are mdev IS yearn per­ offered to church, school or Figure Club ia sanctioned by mitted to abate. "Ladies Only" sessions are also hold, A special "Mldnlta Record Hop” for teenagers and their families ia held on Friday nighta starting a t 10:10 p.m. The rink la available to pri­ vate parties on Monday social group. Special ten weeks skating courses are offered Scout groups to hslp those Scouts working on tha skating merit badge. Classes are held for be­ ginners and advanced skaters. the Roller Skate Rink Op­ erators Association of Ameri­ ca and members compote among thomaelvee ae well as in abating meets with other rinks. The club has sponsor­ ed skating shows for charity raising hundreds of dollars. 28 Million Discs Sold, Set Record NEW YORK (U P D -F ro m Frlml to Frankie tha old fa­ miliar "5 A 10" has been a swinging place for music fans. First It was sheet music, and today it’s phonograph records. When "Indian I.ove Call" was being plugged on upright pianos, back In tha early 20’s, sheet music sold each year ran Into mllllccis of copies. The transition to phono­ graph records has made the atores "more musicul" thnn ever. One company reported that last year It sold more than 28 million records and the number Is expected to In­ crease this yrar. NONPAREIL GOLF COURSES ARE AVAILABLE IN SEMINOLE The Orlando - Seminole Jal Alai Fronton in Fern Park will open Nov. b lor ita third season and Norman E. Stabell, executive vies president and general manager, anticipates a record year. The season will run for 115 days, closing March 35. It will be epea Monday through Saturday nighta withth« first game starting at 7:45 and there will be m at­ inees on Mondays and Satur­ days. A charity night is scheduled for Dec. 10 and will benefit the Harry • Anna Crippled IhiUtren a Hume in LmauUa. A scholarship night will be held Dee. IT and will provide a echolarshlp for one of the hoye at Sheriffs' Roys Ranch. The fronton will he closed Dec. 2.1-25 for the Christraae holiday. The Orlando • Seminole Jal Alai Fronton le the newest and most modem of the ala front> n* In the United States, all of which are located in Florida. The auditorium seats 3.300 persons In theater-type unob­ structed seating. The fronton had the host second season of any plant in tha atata with pari mutuel betting up M per cent over the first year. Jal Alai is the world's fast­ est and most dunceroue game and originated In the Uasqus country of Spain, with the majority of players coming from thcro. It is played with a "clots (ball) and caata (basket) and a basket maker and a ball maker are im- Here's A Switch Revue Studios In Hollywood purchased an original noval prospectus by w ell. known author William P. MrOlvem, will first have it turned into a script for "Suspense Thea­ ter," then have It written as a novel fear later adaptation into a motion picture. "Alle­ gory on Lenox Avenue" deals with tho deadly enmity be­ tween two men who don't quite comprehend tha' rea­ sons for tha ftud. The S tar Maker* NEW YORK (UPD—Many years ago, bandleader Tommy Dor,ay wus known aa "Tha Star-Maker" because of tba many ahow business discov­ eries he developed In his own band. They included Frank Sinatra, Jo Stafford. Dick Ilaymes, Ilunny Ilcrigun, Rud­ dy Rich and ethers. Jai Alai Fronton W ill Opon Third Soason On Nov* Tha greyhound was not named for Ita color but for the Icrlamlra word "grey" which means "dog." INTEREST IN WATER SKIING continues to grow ench year. An **11mnted six million enthuniuata now make uho of the nation's wuterwaya, and n goodly number of thuno are in Florida and Scminolo County. About nne-thlrd cf tha ap­ ples grown in the world are produced in t h a United States. ported each year from Spain extra entertainment events I Clark Show, and Harlem I made available to aekools | graduation exercises just to make necessary re­ have bean presented each as Globe Trotters. lie Red Foley Show, Dick | Tne fruuum also haa oeen j proms. pairs. Tha peleta, which la eovarad with twa layers of feat •him, bounces off tho sightinch thick granita wall at a •peed of 150 miles per hour. Many new Basque players are being brought hers this season as w e l l j m J n ^ i g p f '..: most popular players, making a total of 18. Elu, ore of Spain's top players; Albsrdi, best player in Milan, Italy; Egurrola, top player in Ma­ nila, Philippines; Larra, top The whole family can player at Palma, Majorca: and Luia Marlines one of Darcehave a real “fun lime** Iona’s boat, are among thoaa exported. a t Melodee. Muguersa la axpected to bs one of tho bast bock court men and has been leading player at (he Tampa Jal Alai SPECIAL CLASSES for tho past three years. Batinaara A Hooaawivaa Quintana ia tonsidered to bs ona of tha best players at Miami and Daytona Peach OTHER EXCITING EVENTS Jai Aiais, Oilier newcomers a rt Kerrogot Slavs, from Pals Majorca; Arrorta, who playod woll in Moaieo City, Emelina k Shtaly Baal ond Folix, a spectacular play­ OWNERS * OPERATORS er who trills audiences by the way he runs up the wall. This fronton is popular with the player* as they en­ joy living in thla section of the stats. This exciting sport attracts tourists and fans from all over tha country to tha area and haa proved a real finan­ cial asset to the county. When It Is In operation there aro ICO peraons on the payroll and most of the mon­ ey remains In this area as employee are residents of Seminole and Orange counties. Onora Road Just Off 17 92 Many well known celebri­ ties coma out to the fronton during tha season ts enjoy the sport. In the offseason eeveral for haalth’s toko • . • Roller Skate! MELODEE SKATING RINK SANFORD (planning a t/u p . . . To Sunny Central Florida? You’re euro to enjoy the hospitality at th e Mar Log. Other eicedeal features SET YOUR CbURSE F O R - you’re sure to appreciate are comfortable, climate controlled rooms central loca* tlon and reacen able rate. Make your reaervationa m v . PLEASANT POINT . . . for tome of the best fishing to he found in all of Florida! M Florida be iiura to Include a visit to ttacluded *Tlea*unt of tha St. Johna River, fam• m for Ita shad, perch and bona fishing. i- '& ju MOTEL If you’re planning a visit to Point,” situated on the banka w HWY. 17-92 South For your fishing convenience . . . . • • • Sanford, Florida BOAT and OUTBOARD MOTOR RENTALS LIVE BAIT • FISHING TACKLE GAS • OIL • REFRESHMENTS Pleasant Point Fishing Camp OWNED & OPERATED BY MR. & MRS. W. D. JACKSON OLT SR 46 TURN LEFT AT PLEASANT POINT FISH TAMP SIGNS BEYOND HENRY LEVY PARK. Completely Air Conditioned * Television • Swimming Pool 9 Telephones * �t »-------- r S' ■- * • l Sexfesle P*rk Rscewey, the eeHtafy eyetam 1mr>r*mt. which « h plagued hi It* openThe henemen** payroll eetilag N ito n by cold, nlny mated to bo 920,000 a wook weither, it looking forward and tbo track payroll which to Ha second season of qosr- amounts to another |10,000 ter horse and harnesa horse weekly daring the nine weeks racing—w ith - n'see of. J k ! " I season giro quite a pari-mutael racing starting boo,t to the area economy, la W l " * naaiat throofh APrl> *• 1 1* ' ■ \ • Y* t u . - • A * S !l£ i betting. A new Modern grandstand Services available to home- with a seating capacity of t 600 people was boilt as part of the dramatic improvemsnts M ow re. costing c t l e w II II million. wlltioe program men on the grounds daring »ha winter Include a resident twtortnarlan, blacksmiths, harUek *0PP»« ffc£iJ 40(j grkIa> The d ie tin g plant was origB arry Pyle, who winters In fatally built daring the lMOs Altamonte Springs, starts the for racing bat for many years horse* with hla mobile s t a r t served as winter training ln* «■»• * » the barns.. s s r < I - — r~ hZ ™ r s s s t Ing quarUrhor.es will be run- >PT ll ^ i ^ t e h t h T t d l a bar. *ln* •* F“ k* ,uch WHAT BETTER PLEASURE THAN TOUR OWN HOUSEBOAT ON THE ST. JOHNS? ***•. T v r * . tn c k ir# botii w h C* Orlando, . la* . *- Brown* .a illuminated far night ra d n f V srta r*0,1d»A wh® al th i with quarta lamps, tha new°r** went on t / w 'n 't h T s ! ^ 3 5 . ^giving the*Tpectator» ,and Park <*>•*«»«>"• Derby s s js S m S * a t e i * « . n * ^ M“ ‘« - .K S s n te s r ! new ^ s Jreataurmni S Z L T lo t er froomii • *«>«« B . .• showing . on ... track. m w shower bourn, paddock * ^ r Johnnw C h a n r ^ ™ and Inflold tota board. Chapman was There la a clubhouse rattanf°r, d r " ' at s K tMi l *V * - T •1 v g ir A ■ ■ V ** PRETTY MARYLOU BROCK demonatratea her akill in holding • pair of frlak? grayhounda In front of the Sanford-Orlundo Kennel Club’a unique fUp-top starting box* The grayhounda are Lou Havoc and Pretty’a Beat. Duck Supply Seen On Increase The psppsridge three Is a rga tree whose Issvsa turn ' beautiful scarlet In early One e f the moet ancient breed* of dog, the Uaienjl is bar k| ess, bug g et mute. m P»;! Ml M if l' ( ‘v IjiM ' h i r t s i s \ -m The’trailer park located on R ," w‘ y’ ,n “ • * Yo** . , tbo grounds v u enlarged to „ M*“ ba" °* th« boar‘1 ° f accommodate 26 tra llsr. end di r#*to" °* **• *" \ V* Scattered advsaee todiesttoas point to a IMS increase to tha duck supply which, be­ cause of persistant drought la northern waterfowl breeding areas, was the worst to years to IMS. No spectacular gains are expected, but aaough of an increase Is foreseen to fuel tha Inevitable squabble about ahootlog regulations between sportsmen and those who set hunting regulations on migra­ tory waterfowL “Tbs water situation was greatly Improved,’* said Ches­ ter P. Thelps, chairman of the Atlantic Plyway Council, after completion of a lour of eastern Canadian province*. “Those close to Uia situation feel that Ihe precipitation cy­ cle Is changing back to the wet conditions necessary for adequate production." The breeding population of ducks in those portions of Canada and the United Slates which supply ducks to the Mississippi Elyway increased slightly the past spring. Surveys conducted in the spring and summer through­ out saitcrn Montana have in­ dicated a substantial increase in duck production. Biologists from other states In the Cen­ tral Plyway report similar Increases. The National Wildlife Fed­ eration says mors ducks are being produced during the IMS sesson than have been produced during any of the past four seasons. "This is encouraging, but should not be interpreted to mean that we can go baek to tha TS-day season with five in the bsg, and n possession UrnIt of 10,' said ft. R. Morgan of the Federation. "This may be Urn Urns to build breeding populations to the point that ducks may take advantage of these Improved conditio ns to provide surplus populations in future years Justifying seasons resembling those of tha recent past.*' 1li I \\ \ RETURN HOLLYWOOD (U P I) — Helen Gahagan Douglas, for­ mer actress and congresswom­ an from California, rsturnsd to bar eld stamping grounds recently as housewife. As tha wife of actor Mclvyn Douglas, she vacationed in ROONEY IN 801,0 Hollywood while her husbend HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — starred in "Company of Cow­ Mickey Rooney will be the ards’* a t M-G-M. only actor aeon la an entire segment of T w ilig h t Zona” GUEST SPOTS thla fall. HOLLYWOOD (U P I)—Phil Tha diminutive actor did the Harris and wlfs, Alien Pays, same thing several years ago will leave their Palm Springs fo r tha "Alcoa • Goodyear hideaway far twe guest ap­ Show." Coincidentally, Bill pearances on television this Fraug, who produced tha Atfall—with Judy Garland and coa show, will also produce the “Twilight Zona** segment. Jack Paar. A TYPICAL SCENE along tha beautiful Wekiva River on tha western border of Semlnolo County, Situated oa the high banka of the winding St. Johna River, surrounded by moan covered oakn and magnolia trees, Lemon Bluff in not only a place of beauty but also boaata some of the beet fishing in the South. N A TIO N A LLY KNOW N FOR ITS EXCELLENT Shad Pinecrest Inn In Consideration Of Our Clients Comfort & Convenience, We Offer These Facilities: OUR MENU INCLUDES • Salads • Appetizers • Steaks • Seafood Fresh Cooked Vegetables • Delicious Homemade Pies (Our Specialty • Peanut Butter Recauna of ita strategic proximity to the nhad barn It tuaa become the ehad fishing capital of the nation. Sandwiches A Brand New Pavillion Erected Over The Extensive Docking Area. Chicken Forty New Boata and Outboard Motor*. Concrete Bulkhead and Boat Docking Facilities. Refreshment A Building. NEW FEATURE Cream) Delicious Smoked Shad Owned & Managed By — Maxine b Bob Hancock Shad Smoking Facilities For Our Customers For T h t P ast I Years Located On Hwy. 17-92 South Of Sanford FISHING CAMP 15 Osteen, Fla. Mrs. Patricia Brooks, Owner �* — ■I Bowling, Largest Participation Sport, Continues To Grow In Sanfo BY JOHN SPOLS&I This past year In the Sanford area saw more men and women take part in bowling, league and open play, thun ever before. And aa a result, more and more out-of-town tournament saw representation for the City of 8anford. Bowling plays an im­ portant p art in the lives of manyUriflfck area. For your information, Outdoor Living Thrill Attracts 4 0 Million Playing Cards Give Tickeffo Exotic Lands there are more then 100 youngsters, boys end girls, who are not only being taught tha fundamentals of bowling Torn between the urge for in the Saturday morning Junior Bowling League, but * vpestbw in faraway land* tnejr are also disclaimed on and the need to balance your the lines of getting along bank account? Let playing with other youngsters their cards be your ticket to exotic age and on growing-up to bo countries. There’s a special young ladles and gentlemen. In order to accomplish this card game associated with al­ feet placet a great deal of most every nation. An even­ responsibility onto tho shoul­ ing of Cribbage, for example, ders of their coach, Navy-man can be a quick trip to the Flcyd Martin. Floyd waa sent recently to British Isles where it hua long the American Junior Bowling been popular. Congress school on certified Cribbage developed in 17th Instructors for Junior leagues. century England. It became It’s quite an honor to be able one of the foremost famUy to wear a patch indicating games, and la repeatedly that ycu’ra qualified for this mentioned In classic novels position. like "Vanity Fair" by Thack­ One of the most Important eray. Today, even those who aspecta of league bowling Is do not play Cribbage refer the many new friends you to It when they are "left In quickly meet. How many the lurch," an expression times have we recslvsd a let­ straight from the game. ter from a transferred Navy The language of Cribbage couple telling us that since Is so British it practically they started bowling in this cries out to be put on a party area and thsn were moved Invitation. "Go, Muggins, elsewhere, they were appre­ Come and Lurch Us Next Fri­ hensive on making a a w day at Half Past Eight" will friends over again. bring guests prepared for the However, it waa a simple proper mood. Of course, they task once they Jdned a Mr. enjoy Cribbage because It and Mrs. Bowling League in combines the luck of the deal their uew area or began bowl­ with opportunity for skill in ing with one of the womens discarding and play. duytime leagues. For a Cribbage party, the lu order that people who best method is four players in are league members to enjoy two partnerships per table. A, themselves in this pert of the regular 52-card deck is used. | eport, we have people elected Score is kept on a Cribbage j to various offices within the board, a useful accessory in j U'uguc proper who nmintuia all games involving scores the interest, averages, stand­ which are small but accumu­ ings, etc. late fast. Each player Is sup­ A league secretary la a plied with two pegs with most important person to the which lie marks his score in success of a bowling league. the holes on the board. However, in order for them In the four-handed game to be able to do their duties, each player is dealt five cards still another group who are and lays away one to the crib. the men’a and women'a bowl­ Opponent at left of dealer ing asaociutlcn must be active cuts for Hie starter and leads und co-ordinated. first. When a go is called, the We're very fortunate te oilier three hands must play have two extremely crtpuble as long as they can, and the and popular people serving go Is pegged by the side last aa the secretary of the Wornto play. The order of showing cn'a and Men'a Bowling Asso­ is as follows: both opponents ciations of Sunfurd. of dealer; dealer and his I’m referring to Fruit Mer­ partner; and finally the crib ton and l’uul Marcottc. You can set the scene for a Fran was just recently Cribbage party with an Eng­ elected to the women’s post, lish tea service and possibly having proved her ability aa port on the side or ale for the a local league secretary for gentlemen. Beck the room the women'a scrutch league. witli Union Jack flags. Pro­ And Paul ia as conscientious vide each Cribbage table with in this position much the its own cardboard cuatof- same, 'in certain, as he is for arms. his civilian employer at the Food can be from merric Naval Air Base, the North old England, too, 1/ you serve American Aviation Corpora­ English mufllns and tea with tion. milk. For something substan­ Aa Important aa are ail of tial. the bill of fare offers that the various people and posh very British favorite, fish and tlona which I’ve triad to covar chips, which we translate aa In this llmltad apaca, tha comdeep-fried filets and potato pleta auccaaa of their efforts chips. •till revart back to the meat Important person in bowling -Y O U I f l y in g non I t requires your support HOLLYWOOD (U IT )-B o b Hope, possibly tha beat cus­ whether it be to attend a tomer the air llnea aver had, meeting, accept an office in will fly 12,000 miles this fall one of tha leagues, or just to to promute his hook, "I Owe stimulate your frlsnda who Kussla 11200." are not currently bowlers and More Americana every year are discovering the thrill of outdoor living and in tha procoos are providing a boom for tha makers of recreational equipment. Aa many as 40 million per­ sona will have turned camper for a t lo u t one night during IMS according to one esti­ mate. And thia figure is ex­ pected to rua area higher in y e a n to eoma. Tka National Farit Service found • 14 Far eant increase In camper days ia fiscal 62 over the preceding yeai^and another SI par cent tn*< 1062-toJ. ” While camping haa been ' with us since the caveman, H got its greatest boost with tha birth ad the automobile. It took a big jum p a fte r World War I whon thousands of ex-doughboya experienced ~ In tha art of tent living dis­ covered H could bo fun when • divorced from mUltarg clpllno. *4 Sominolo County THIS MAP POINTS out the major flailing camps in Seminole County, Handftome Bloke Guy Williams, on* of the two new members of tha Cartwright family cst "Bo­ nanza" this seaacfl, ia the handsome bloka who had the title role of tha "Zorro" series a few aaeaona ago. Ha playa a younger brother of Ben Cartwright on the NBO aeries. SEMINOLE COUNTY'S FAMILY FUN SPOT OPEN BOWLING EVERY NIGHT No Waiting For Lanes! V.* BRAND NEW Score Projector! Free Lessons HOWLNG ia the tup participation sport for Seminole residents, invite them to Join you In your everyday fun. So, tha next time you roll a low score, you can maintain your composure and remain in good humor. Or ycu can sulk, blame your aticky shoes, the slippery approaches, the loud bench talk or hundreds of others you can think of. However, If yuu remain good tiatured uheut the whole thing, chances are good that you'll coma out of your slump a lot faster — and with a lot more frlemla. One good way to rationalise your low accres is to explain that you're just learning and bound to make mistake*. You can proceed to explain to yourself (and to anyone who'll listen) that you're tak­ ing lessons, practicing *o hard, and doing everything possible to i m p r o v a . Of courao, this won't work at ell if you've besn bowling for several years. For Beginners A Advanced Students Certified Bowling Instructor LETTS GO F IS H IN G Here’ll un example of the excellent shad fishing from MARINA ISLE — Mr. A Mr*. I(a> A. Wood, .Sanford, \ . Carolina, with ihrir ratih of .lu >had. BRING THE FAMILY TO — • Bout & Motor Kentul • Tackle • launching • Fishing Supplies t M ARINA ISLE A Henry & Eleanor Russell, Owners I*li. FA M7»6 From • a.m. 'Ill 12 mldnixht dally, and from 13 noon ’til 13 midnlxht Bunders. SK 46 Near Geneva Bridge, Sanford, Fla. 1*. o . Iloa 211 l JET LANES Just South of Sanford City Limit* On Onora Koad, 100 Yards East uf Hwy. 17-03 J * �. + ... r v. IP H iB B S P ® . » Nt ^ar.a »’i '>. ' raw ; > V* w, m m ■ ■ ___ _____ ^ « * » w W r * r - •-V ________ -/* f»♦£*-*:■ ________ a h r _________ ” < ^ a n fu rft w r r a m I PROGRESS EDITION k'*i » vvt* * v v'l $ T Mt M l f lit r r f ’ % / ' ' l( V . - ! f w r c :.&•:?< A t] «■■'■•• * v _if. lt o M P M * ‘ *v * 1! ! 1 » I » X( 4 ,'y l v’ b>' S a n i -o n d M i NDl F t.u u n i v Wc are enthused over the advancements made In buildKV 'll " i ' - *•* I C r\y'f ... C ArtA\yf RAL ■ ing construction. I t is only through “Imagination” in design and “k nowledge of modern construction practices »—*V' , . ■j 9 •> th at these advances can be made. V • rj ,•'* . l}yyzJuT. ■i v m ® \ * uiS S y. ya ' fjfl i h t t \i\% ' . ' uv ^N * ’ X-. 4 • w m i «■r #;:Y , • ______ ___ _ BANK OP MELBOURNE, MELBOURNE, FLA. •*«.< .a- Builders of Coiiimercial, Industrial, Residential and Steel Buildings <R1 A M E R I C A N 4 j;£ i> B U IL D IN G S COM PANY K ith t. Tam es d k n w o HAINES CITY BANK, HAINES CITY, FLA. O uh ‘sJL (p /w to d tio n "A VI ■* I * • I Might of the United Slates is felt around the world, and from the Arctic W Y W fW $ARR0LL fl to the Antarctic. East. West, North and South, the uniform of the American military men is well known. While striv­ ing for peace, they are ready for any emergency to protect our shores. And SANFORD DIVISION CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INCORPORATED so this Progress Edition of T he Sanford FRANCHISED DEALER FOR Herald pays tribute to the Navy men of AMERICAN BUILDINGS COMPANY FOR CENTRAL FLORIDA the Sanford Naval Air Station and OF “ALIX OF MIAMI” W# will be happy to carry out your 'imagination" for growth. 2800 S. Sanford Ave. k Ph. 322*5011 LEROY ROBB. PRES. A Heavy Attack Wing One, represented here by the two Commanding Officers, ,* v Cnpt. Robert M. Ware and Capt. j amos 0 . Mnvo. + �NEW JE T SHOP a t the Sanford Naval Air St*tlon. Thla new construction will provide 331/8 per cent more space for je t engine shop facilities. WORK IS progressing on this new integrated electronics shop. This space will provide com­ bined electronics services for squadrons associ­ ated with Heavy Attack Wing One. THE8E HOUSING unite provide living space for key enlisted personnel of NAS and Hatwing. These are the first married enlisted quartern aboard the station. 9 t L t Cdr. T. J . Doyle, public work* officer, outlined the future buildup in fedlitiee to meet the ex­ pended homing, and |M II1 U C U need I 1 C V U for i v r training, U M U liiflf n u u e iM i, w i u the H i v general 1 ^ welfare fo r N ary personnel a t th e Sanford Naval Air Station. C o m m a n d e r Doyle C . | ! . | A J U AJ . holds down two Jobs a t CVIIISTcO P I C I l S the present, being the public works officer as B 1 M a i |L f wall as Um resident officer is D f lllf lC liS V v j l ) t) I charts of construction. % Using a plot plan of the f P P O A A A Station, Doylo pointed out tho ' j J O f t M l proposed construction in s fivs-year period which la es­ Construction Is well along timated to run about ( I I mil- for tho now 806-man enlisted Ion. men's barracks a t Sanford As of tha present, an A6C !faval Air 8tat!on. Low bidder training building has been was G r a h a m Construction completed, the first perman­ Company, Orlando, with a ent building added to the its- price of (661,000. tion’s facilities. He said, there Designed to accommodate Is now undsr construction, a the Increase In personnel at surface system trainer build- Sanford, this building will be Ing, sn avionics shop, and a a three-story, reinforced con­ 306-man barracks. An enlist­ crete atructure, complete with ed swimming pool la now air conditioning. Precast con­ being constructed. Total 1963 crete exterior wall panels, construction Is estimated at with a rough aggregate tex­ ( M million, Doyle said. ture, will be attached to the Tha (1 million program for reinforced concrete frame. The 1964 Includes a new aircraft contract includes a separate parking area and a hangar mechanical equipment build­ ■hop and offices. ing for housing the heating The 1066 plane and pro­ and air conditioning. Alao Inposed expansion Is estimated cludad are water lines, eonto run about (7.3 million and ersta walkways, bituminous Included In this are: Land ae> paring areas, and landscaping. quieltlon, a bachelors officers’ Enlisted men’s bunk rooms quarters, extension of n se­ will be Ifltt feet by 1WH feet, condary runway to 10,000 each berthing four men. Spe­ feet, an aircraft power test­ cial petty officer’s spaces will ing facility, and an extension accommodate two men per of the sewage system. room. Each floor will be com­ The 1003 plane Include, plete with centrally-located Doyle pointed out, a (2.1 mil­ lounge end reading room fa­ lion espanelon and building cilities, in addlUon to laundry program, This program In- rooms, heads, and baggage cludea an a ir operations and storage rooms. All lounge Heavy Attack Wing admin­ spaces will bo acoustically istration building and addi­ treated for noise reduction. tional aircraft parking space; Construction Is well undera second avionics shop, hos­ wsy end will be completed for pital and dental clinic, bar- occupancy in mid-March of racka a ir conditioning pro­ 1904. ject, electrleal distribution Three new homes for offl* system, and • communica­ csrs and five units for enlisted tions system. personnel recently were com­ The estimated cost of the pleted and now occupied at 1606 proposed construction is 8NA8. ( 1 J million and Includes an aircraft fuel ready storage tank, a maintenance hangar, a 600-seat chapel, and an of. fleers’ chib and swimming if ‘3URFACE SYSTEMS’ building will house equipment with the ground phase of the RA5C reconnaissance aircraft system. NEW BARRACKS located outeide the compound on 8NAS will houso 308 enlieted nten. The plan for the final ysar’a (000,000 expansion In­ cludes a commissary store, 760-seat theater, an enlisted man's club and athletle and playing fields. Commander Doyle said that tha final determlnaUon of thla program is determined at Washington, however, plan­ ning is dona here to meet the huge demand for Increase! in personnel, e x p a n s i o n of Heavy Attack, and the need for the welfare of Navy men Involved In the organisational structure. IOO-pound Pioneer satellite early In 1005 to gather sci­ entific Information on Inter­ planetary environment and to determine the effects of solar activity on that environment. The project will be managed by NASA’s Ames Research Center a t Moffett Field, Calif. The four spacecraft planned for the Pioneer acrlee will provide Information needed for the Apollo manned lunar land­ ing and other advanced pro­ jects. I) O f) D 4 It 4 A Team of Specialists Ready to Serve Your Every Communications Need PENTHOUSE atop the Surfuce System build' ing is pictured herewith. It lakes a big team of Telephone Specialists to keep home and buxines* communications running efficiently and dependably. Communications Consultants to analyze and advise buslnweca on systems to meet present and future' growth needs. Operators to complete calls quickly and smoothly. Service Representatives to help you improve your home telephone system. Installation and repairmen to install and keep service treublofrwv These are only a part of tiro vast team always on call to provido you with tha best in telephone service and convenience. Her* Are Some o f the Modern Communications Services for Home and B< Call Director Home Intcrpboce i THIS RECENTLY completed building Is the Nuvul Air Maintenance Training Detachment center for A5C training. This building provides systems familiarization for ABC crews. Pioneer Satellite Research Slated For 1965 Cold HUNTSVILLE. Ala. NASA win launch Its first f> A research facility will be built at the NASA Marshall Space Flight Center here to see how various materials react at temperatures in the liquid hydrogen range of minus 423 degrees Fahrenheit. Upper stages of Uie Saturn rocket will use liquid hydro­ gen. Engineers need to know w hit effect these low tem­ peratures might have on the fatigue life, tensile strength, and impact strength of plusUcs and metals. M ariner II Future plans a t Sanford ins well as additional office When NASA’s Mariner II NASA's Apollo program NAS look bright with con-| areas. The new tower location NASA Grants flew by Venui, It sent data takes Its name from the Greek atruction planned in the near will be east of the present lo- NASA ha* given gra cation In an area aouth of graduate training aid god of manly youth and beau­ back over a record distance of future. Of primary Importance Runway 6-27. 10 college* In 30 state 6i million miles. tyWill be the extension of Runway 18-30 (planned in fiscal year 1905) to provide a 10,000-foot main runway. This new runway will per­ m it safe all-weather operation on a runway that will be able to handle fully-loaded A5A aircraft. In addition, use of this new runway will allow Utilisation of tlio best wind condition*. Use of the present muin runway 9-27 as the sec­ ondary or back-up runway will give Hanford the flexibility Heeded for proper operations. The new runwey will allow aircraft operation over an area of low population density as upposed to present opera­ tions over or near the City of Hanford. The new runway gives Heavy Attack Wing One a boost In its ability to carry out its wartime emergency missions In the Navy's high performance aircraft. Another important project, in addition to a new runway, will be construction of a new control tower. Hanford's present control 9 TRUCKS & 15 SERVICE STATIONS TO ACCOMMODATE tower w si constructed in 1942. OUR CUSTOMERS A t the time the control tower was adequate to eerve the pro­ peller-driven aircraft used at th a t time. With the advent of high performance Jet aircraft, EARL EVANS, DEALER a new tow-rr, with changes in both location and site, is necessary. This new tower will provlds both adequate field surveil­ President & General Manager lance end a reduced noise level •) SANFORD, FLORIDA BRANCH SERVING THE SOUTHEASTERN FARMER SINCE # OUR LOCAL BUSINESS Processing, Treating, Storing, Packaging, Shipping Seeds And Bulbs #) Serving Seminole County Area Since Phone FA 2-2784 e i •) I f QUICK SERVICE TO ANY OF THE FOLLOWING: • NORTH CAROLINA • ALABAMA • SOUTH CAROLINA • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • BAHAMA ISLANDS f Syncom Orbit Hyncoin 11, the recently launched synchronoua com­ munication* saUdlila is orbit­ ing at 22.3U0 aUtuta tuilo* above tha aauiu THOMAS GEORGE, MGR. SANFORD, FLORIDA SANFORD, FLORIDA f> �^ * 1963 Progress Edition THE VIGILANTE flies a t Mach 2 (twice the speed of sound). Orchids Belong To The Vigilante Since an October afternoon RA-5C atiack • reconnais­ conventional bombs, missiles, then the Vigilante has always spelled big things for the Just a year ago, “ Progress" sance version. Sanford's VAII- rockets and equipment. In Sanford’a Henry Attack 5, already in the midst of The ability of the RA-SC Nuvy and the citizens of San­ ford. Wing Ono haa been measure!! transition, will be the first to delivrr both Internal and Oh, yes, there was an A-5B increasingly In terma of n unit to fly this newer dual- external weapons, combined version of the aircraft, too. single yardstick — the Vigi­ mission aircruft. Other units with its tactical reconnais­ It was an interim design. But lante. sance capabilities, make it there seems nothing “interim" will follow. Tha Mach 2 (twice the The liA-SC retains the the most potent aircraft In about the Vigilante program, speed of sound) attack plane ability of the Vigilante to the Navy anil one of the most has employed the energies of perform its basic attack mis­ powerful and versatile in the ita sleek, futuristic lines nnd the vast operating scheme many Naval personnel based sions and adds the latest world. which has grown up around at Sanford for more than two equipment for tactical recon­ It is envisioned th at the it. years now. naissance purposes. RA-oC will eventually be“ But on Oct. 11, 1902. an It incorporates increased come the predominate type •vent occurred which tended fuel capacity nnd ioiiib wing- in both tlie Atlantic and l’ato encourage more and more area modifications designed cific Fleets. In > cooperative program, master-minding into the de­ to increase the range nnd Recently, Capt. James O. Swedish and NASA scientists velopment and operation of performance of the aircraft. Mayo, commander of Heavy are conducting sounding-roc­ the fabled A-.*>A. The additional fuel load is Attack Wing One, announced ket studies of noctiiuccnt Sanford's Heavy Attack carried in a new compart­ that new facilities were lie- clouds which sometimes have Squadron 7 (VAH-7), which ment nerodynamicnlly faired ing constructed as NAS San­ been reported as "flying sau­ had begun “thinking Vigi­ into the upper fuselage which ford to support the HA-&C cers'* by excited observer*. lante’’ with tha turnover of gives the aircraft a slightly program which would be used Noctilucent clouds sre faint­ its last A-3B Skywarrlor in "hump-backed” appearance. for training Facifie Fleet ly luminous and travel very late 1901, returned from a Tfie RA •5C also incorpor­ Heavy Attack people, too. fast at extremely high alti­ 2 'a-month operating period in ates an additional pylon a t­ This seems to imply a bi-fleet tudes. They can be seen only the Sixth Fleet area. tachment to the underside of operation headquartered In during altort periods in the Tha fact that the carrier each wing, enabling the Vigi- Sanford. late summer and at high al­ which took VAH-7 to the lanto to carry four 40O.gnlIt is a big operation, this titudes. The rocket probes Mediterranean and back hap­ Ion dropable fuel tanks or a new concept In manned all- are made near the Arctic Cir­ pened to be tha nuclear pow- wide variety of nuclear and weather attack vehicles. But cle in northern Sweden. •red Knterprisa wa» tha big pew* in most Navy circles, Th0 giant “ K”, largest fighting ship in tha world, is possibly the most publicized vessel in history. Tills was her maiden voyage, too. But to Sanford observers and those who had poured their financial and emotional resources into her sleek air frame for the better part of four years, the orchids be­ longed to the Vigilante. Heavy Seven’s 12 A-OA’s had successfully flown in a rapid-fire series of strike extreises, supported the squudTon's training requirements and operated for the prodi­ gious total of Oil hours in BEARDALL AND GENEVA SR 46-E September. Before the Vigilante enter­ ed the Sanford scene it was hard to find anyone who could converse lengthily on the sub­ ject. Now it is just as hard to find a conversation among local Navy officials which does not involve the aircraft. What is the A-5 Vigilante? At the moment, it is on the threshold of being two air­ craft; Thu A-5A attack Vigilante |« the version used by VAH-7 a and VAH-l, the second squad­ ron to become operational In the c r a f t . VAll-1 ia currently deployed to the Mediterran­ ean aboard the USS Independ­ ence. T h e A-SA’a primary mis­ sion is long-range, all-weath­ er nuclear or conventional bombing fiom a carrier or shore base. The “all-weather" feature here ia an inertial navigation system, similar to that used in the Polaris and • BEER Minuteman missiles which, if the bombardier elects, will • WINE guide the aircraft to a target, release a weapon and return the aircraft to iu home base. • YOUR This allows the plane to ■trike a target which the FAVORITE flight crew (composed of a pilot and bambardier-navigaBRAND tor) may not actually se« be­ OF cause of darkness, fog or cloud cover. Hence the "allLIQUOR weather" terminology, .th e key to the “seelng-eye” sys­ tem being b hlghly-sophisti;ated fire control radar. T The other Vigilant* u the S U P P lX IN i C U S T O M Flying Saucers? DRIFT BUDGET TERMS NO CARRYING CHARGES TIM E PAYMENTS BAR & PACKAGE STORE OPEN 10 A. M. til 2 A. M. No Evening Is Complete Without A Last Drink1' With Herb and Dottie You're sure to enjoy the friendly atmosphere at Drift Inn Serving T h e Tire Industry Since 1 9 3 9 TIRE SUPPLY, IN C Sanford \• Li I ^-JJr JS' " iH W IV �T w n ------ - 1 | jj,i R • L * I to ■ : -• Navy Folk Speak Own Language f I I I million. mm very aefuiitety be «■ to tbe HM«k (Stack on m r l Harbor bjr the m i include the aeven cal populace are outtngw u* Sanford people aad Navy af Fleet Air Service th at Central F lorideu sum people, who a n Sanford pea. of the world. Artadvon 0 1 aad squadron* dhrtdy after tW s Intent on “fixing” everything pie, too, Uve aad abop alde-byof Carrier Air Group Hire*. But-lo those r»a<!tr» with no they can get their handa on. aide, send their children te the previous experience with the la the m at ha that followed, « , lu f t S S F iiX me acheola aad apeak the wily Navyae, • bit of transla­ “1 pnwkad my cab next to • a concentrated rehabilitation no pawking euhb," ha same language . . . usually. tion may bo In order: la meet program began aad the build­ "aad the coppah said be Occasionally, however, they at warfare oa ings were converted to meet Even the moat cosmopolitan de experience n alight langu­ of Navyee will refer to what­ fixing me ■ ticket" air. b a rte r to the needs of the Navy. *yyp *“Everybody's always fixing age barrier. tta traiaiat lead oft During the next four years ever aubstance happens to bo to do something. It’s a Moody I.M in ." ^ a t Pcnm Hulkh iiW C-ptuul Vow eve, Sanford people aoppwiUua bud? at the apeak a dialect called "Central time u “the deck.” This la enun (crime).” (Naturally tha oaia, Bleed, CarpM Christl relieved by Capt. James £ . Ftorideal" which la J u t a generally true whether that foregoing v u said with g n a t aad JadWoHDa, aad to ualn Voae, USN, a number of “yen a ir away from English. aubatanee happens to be. In­ “rigah.”) la a llin a lr pltota for aU fleet an d 'reserv e units re ­ But th a n ia hop* for tba femes If Natal aircraft, the ceived concentrated training Navy people, for their pert, deed, n pitching flight deck on mono-lingual. There a n signs •ecretafy at Me Nary direct- at the Auxiliary Air Station. era often guilty of lapsing la­ om of our great super car­ of tha two laag u ag u merging ad Nm aatoMabmaat of the Designated aa their home te “Navyae,” a fairly faithful riers or tho “weight and for­ into on*. Recently we heard a Haval Air Oparatioaal Train- port were Fleet Air Service rendering of the King’s Eng­ tune” K ales a t tha Navy Ex­ Central Florideu housewife Mg CaaatoM with statt head- Squadrons 01 aad SI; Carrier lish except for aa abundance change. •peak of getting h er children quartan at the Natal Air SU- Air Group Three and its com­ of abbreviated, g u t t e r a l Though Navyae fliero often “squared away” on their ponent squadrons; P h o t o ­ ||5 W take "hope,” they will be loft­ homework. graphic Squadron iixty-two; ed to their declination*—In With mutual cooperation w* Central F lo rid eu paad to May, 0 0 . to kata Com polite Squadron Nine, people complain the Navyee moat caaea by a modern air- may ona day hear a N aryU aad MU too feaoabar train- which was commlssioosd lo­ nouns give them trouble, par­ plsM rather than aay peculiar aviator atop Into hia “bird" tol « • * e m fe r, only ana cally In January. 1M1; aad ticularly each foreign-aound- springiness of tha Umba. and announce to tho control ■tot, VB At vaa actually ea- Composite Squadroc Five. ing words aa "H at Wing,' When they roach their des­ tower, “Clear the deck, you M W a i U Cdr. Georg* T. Many ether units including “Hatton," "VAH" (pronounc tination they may RON (also all, I’m fixing to RON." •a to m wai ayyahitad real- Naval Air Reserve Squadrons ad Vee-Ay-Aitch) and “TAD" three syllables), meaning “Re­ Egadt d to toBaav it char** of eon- from aU parts of tba country (alao pronounced In three ayl main Over Night,” or R02N, HrectiM and I v u under hi* fecalved extenilva refresher net tables). "Remain Two Night*," not •fraction Met Me baa* waa training while temporarily (For the mono-lingual, H at chemical formula for Radium by nld-Sap. based at the station. Wing la an abbreviation for Oxide Nitride (lie). In June of 1B35 Capt. Robert When an aviator climbs into Heavy Attack WING! Hatron .Naval Air Motion W. Jackson. USN, took com­ his "bird” (aircraft) It may for Heavy Attack Squadron; mand of the Auxiliary Air VAH also stands for Heavy be "up” (ready to go) or an Mv. A MM. by laar Ada. Station. Concurrent with his Attack Squadron and TAD for "down" (mechanically unfit), WASHINGTON, D. C. — A. B. Oaak. tba ohlaf of Na­ arrival and in accordance AERIAL VIEW OF SANFORD NAVAL AIR STATION. Temporary Additional Duty.) leading to tha delightful Not all scientists, even In tal Air OparaHanal Tralalng, with directives issued by the 8toce there are so geograph­ euphonism, "downbird." NASA, will stree on a de­ appropriate Chief of Naval Operations by the Chief of Naval Opera­ A delegation of local San­ The airfield of Sanford MAS | Robert W. Slye was relieved Using the asm* frame of finition of space, but here’s ford officials along with Flor­ waa officially named Ramey by C apt Robert M. W art as ical boundaries for the Navysa which ha the station assumed sn Im­ tions." language, It* use haa become reference, it la natural that om tha layman can get away atatioo to proved status as the new A station eapanston pro­ ida Senators Speisard Hol­ Field on Feb. «, 1939, In NAS Commanding Officer. Gayi fiaaato M. Bughaa, beam port of Heavy Attack gram waa Immediately form­ land and Goorge Smothers memory of the late Lt. Cdr. | Tbe ASA Vigilante, o m of as widespread as the sites of our beautiful aircraft carriers with ia a discussion with hia and Rep. A. S. Ilertong Jr. Robert W. Ramey of VAH-11. the world’s fastest pet bomb­ maritime installations, which, might be called "bird barges" M iihbors, but doo’t try it on Aral awemaedtag officer, on Wing Ona, first organisation . . . which they often are. Nov. U , MM, the fir it itudaat of Ita kind In the U. S. Navy. ulated. Anticipating the arri­ made an appeal to the Navy Ha lost his life In a crash of I er*, was changed slightly to an M.T.T. professor: Little has been mentioned of In ordinary terms, the void On July 12. 1983, Captain Home ports for two more val of the Navy's newest and Department to expand the lo­ hia A3D M ar Seville, Fla., on | contain mot* equipment, and of a MtoUite Heavy Attack Squadrons were fastest long range bomber, cal base Instead of moving It June 2, IMS. therefore a variation called Tully was relieved aa com­ tha C e n t r a l Floridese-to- between celestial bodies ka Add at Oaaaoia waa complat changed to tba Sanford Sta­ the Douglas A3l> Skywarrlor, to another area. Their appeal In September 1930, Capt. the RA3C Vigilante haa found mander of Heavy Attack Wing Navyte translation problem, tbe region beyond the Earth’s ad an Sapt 1, MU, aad later tion, and in addition, the plana were made to extend waa based on economy In R. O. Edwards became the Itself baaed at Sanford. Not One by Capt. Jam ei O. Mayo. which for some, particularly atmosphere Is called "apace.” a aquadron of movement of the Heavy At­ the runway to the length of government operations in that third lino captain at NAS | only do NAS and the aquadAa the modernisation pro­ Now Yorkers and New Eng­ In specific t e r m a, "near apace” la the first region flfhtar ataaoo replaced the tack Wing headquarters and 10,000 feet, and to provide of a M to to»» million establish when ho reported to become rona baaed here fly the A3B, gram at NAS la carried out, a lander*, la Just aa real. Typical of this problem la beginning at an altitude of f V boabara. the llaavy Attack training flee, shop maintenance and ment was already existing In commanding officer of VAH- ASA, and RaSC, but NAS alao program to up date tha pres­ Captain Bachaa we* re- unit to 8anford made the lo­ storage spaces for the exist Sanford. Heavy Attack Wing One’a trains men in the mainten­ ent field facilities, NAS San­ tho complaint wo recently about 120 miles. " D e e p Bated at hia command in No- cal station the No. 1 training Ing and Incoming Heavy At On the local scene, 5,000 peo- seventh bombing derby in De­ ance and upkeep of keeping ford'* around tho dock read­ heard from • Bostonian a apace” lx the region beyond sign that tha morals of tho lo­ this, Including tbe Moon. venbar af IMS aad Capt. L. bate for the largest carrier tack aquadron*. iness will continue to grow. plo attended a Navy Appro cember turned out to be the theie big Jets “ In the air." W. Jahaaoa aoncluded a abort based atom bombers In the Jan. 23, 1937, marked the elation Day celebration in biggest event ever staged at In to af duty aa commanding U. 8. Navy. arrival of the first A3D Sky downtown Sanford "to let tho NAS Sanford. afflear la March, law. The Capt. E. 0 . Wagner, USN, warrior aboard NAS Sanford Navy know that they wera At the end of 110, the com­ ■cat in tba line of command­ W i n g commander, arrived VAIf-9, commanded by Cdr. wanted and appreciated." mand of Sanford NAS chang­ ing offleen waa Capt. Otbo wllh his principal staff off) J. M. Miller, was the first The event was lh« biggest ed handa, C apt Robert W. •moot, who reported from the r«rs In July 1953 and raised Sanford aquadron to receive ever staged in Sanford. What Slye relieving Captain Arthur. ath Fleet a few daye prior to hit broad command pennant the new aircraft. With the ar­ followed l t daya later (April Just after the change of Captain Johnaon'a detach- for the first time at the sta rival of the A3D, the phasing 12, 1957) was the most lm command ceremonies, t h e ■cat. lion. In August, his tour of out of the AJ Savage Attack psrtant news Sanford had had suspicions of many ware eon Capt. R. D. Foote, USMCR, duty being completed, he Bomber began. The 70,000 In 100 years: Official word firmed, while many others waa commaadlng officer of was relieved by Capt. John T. pound, twin jet bomber boast­ that Sanford NAS would bt were surprised to learn that the Marine detachment at­ Blackburn, USN. ed being the largest ami most retained. NAS had received official no­ tached to the itation und be In May of 19541, just after powerful carrier based plane Heavy Attack Squadrons tification that the air station waa alao dlvialon offi.-e-r of the station celebrated Its fifth ever built, giving the Navy based here are six. Early in would be the home of the tba Seamen Guard and Coast anniversary since re-coinmla striking power hilherto un­ 1938, VAH 3 arrived from navy's Jet attack bomber, tbe Guard. The Coaet Gu.ua re stoning, the Secretary of the available. Jacksonville to make up the A3J (now (he ASA) “ Vlgllan ported aboard in January, N a v y redesignated NAAS Shortly after the arrival of sixth squadron. In April con te.” Captain Ramage waa re 1PM, for tba purpoie of man Sanford to U. 8. Naval Air the A3D, the relocation of trucl* were awarded for con llcvrd of his duties June l t nini interior guard post* and Station, Sanford. Its new mis NAS Sanford to Osceola was struction of three barracks by Capt. Frank G. Edwprds, with them came a K-9 detach ston was cited aa being: "To considered by the Nsvy De­ three hangars, a warehouse, who was formerly the skipper meat constating of icven war maintain and operate faclll partment. The problem was six office buildings and of VAH 3. ties and provide service and that residential congestion to­ concrete dog*. aircraft parking In June of 1961, Capt. Joa Alter World War U. the material to support opera gether with the need of more area. eph M. Tully Jr. relieved need for a Naval Air Station ttons of aviation activities and modern facilities for the July, 1938, saw the com Captain Edwards as the com in Sanford, no longer existed. units of the operating forces operation of high perform­ mand of Heavy Attack Wing inander of Heavy Attack Coniequently, on March 13, of the Navy and other activi­ ance Jet aircraft were press nno change bonds to Capt Wing One. Several months la­ 1PM, Captain Smoot waa ro ties and units, as designated Ing. James D. Damage. ter, on Nov. 28, 1061, Capt. Uevad of his command and the station waa formally de­ commissioned a n d turned over to the city of Saurord. Just *■■ Jtom origin of the Naval A i r * at km ha* been attributed to Pearl Harbor, ro-activation of the station ta n definitely be attributed to the Korean War. After the Korean outbreak, tbe Secretary of the Navy found once again that U. S. facilities for training and sup­ porting naval aircraft were inadequate. Notice of rv-actlvatlon of the Naval Air Sta­ * tion was received In Sanford on Jan. 13, 1931, from the Navy Department, and tho Enjoy your favorite meal or following day Capt. D. T. Day, commander of tho Sixth cocktail in the congenial Naval Dlitrict Air Ilasci Command, arrived here with Capri atmosphere . . . his staff for an inspection of the facilities. On March 1, M l, the re activation of the barracks and mess hall began gnd by late April civilian con­ With project Nov* and other Capo Canaveral program* lo­ cerns bad turned aU tho build­ ings back over to the Navy. cated ju s t "next door”, Sanford and Seminole County are On May I, 101, the official growiag place* ia Florida'* phenomenal Space Age future. recommissioning ceremonies took place aad tho air station was re-activated aa a Naval Saturday Evenings Florida Power A Light Company is your working partner — auxiliary air station to be far the training and con used 8:00 ’til 12:00 building ahead so th at whenever anyone flips a switch, ample diliootog of experienced pi power will be ready for industrial, business and residential lota tor u fleet unit of a car­ rier air group which normally need*. tael Jat plane*. Capt. D. T. Day read the re activation orders and Kaar FPL’s new Cape Canaveral power plant ia scheduled for 1MI Adm. Alfred B. Montgomery, operation. It* 415,000 kw capability wiU assure plenty o t commander of Fleet Wing, Jacksonville, officially turnpower for the moon-shot program and for growth and axpa» *d the station over to Capt. John L. Chittenden, com­ alon of the surrounding area. f? 9 .j f t o u 4 A a * < t manding officer, aa 340 en­ titled men, 0 officers, and 100 civilians witnessed the impressive ceremony. Mayor Fred A. Dyson wel­ Helping Build Florida comed the Navy to Sanford and the Sanfor-I Naval Auxil­ iary Air Slalton waa officially in operation. The same day, tho station waa recom m itijioRto, it became the home e v S its a . Defining Space Not Easy Task Reddy is your working partner to keep Seminole County on the 'grow S s tiw in q th & $h u u d . . . Entertainment! • Dancing • Orchestra FLORIDA POWER 0 LIG H T COMPANY 2544 Park Drive, Sanford, Fla. �. J» * ---------------■ VW M a rl 1063 Profress Edition V m ll §» G Changes Keep V A H -3 Flexible Unit State Dm t i n t flight crows eompltUd t h e transitional training from the A3 "Sky* w arrior" to the AS "Viligante" Inst year H e a v y M t a c V Squadron 3 has beta grodually shifting emphasis to the AS training program. The constantly changing demands of the lfeavy Attack program have required that VAH-3, since its inception in 1950. re­ main flexible as to mission or missions assigned. The squadron was commis­ sioned on June 15,1950, a t the U. S. Naval Air SUtloa, Jacksonvllle, as an operational A3 A (formerly designated A3D) squadron under the command of Cdr. II. J. More­ house. The present command­ in g officer is Cdr. R. E. Farm ­ e r and the executive officer is Cdr. W. J . Hoeller. The first A3A aircraft were received on Oct. S, 1956, and shortly thereafter the squad­ ron commenced carrier quali­ fications aboard the USS Franklin D. Roosevelt. I Returning to Mayport, Fla., an March 4. 1958, VAH-3 was shortly o r d e r e d t o t h e USNAS, Sanford, where a m erger with Heavy Attack Trlng Unit, Atlantic took place on June 10, 1058. VAH-I then became the Heavy A t­ tack Replacement Training Squadron for tha Atlantia I F leet and Its new mission in * eluded the training of all replacement flight crews and maintenance support person tie! under the commend of Commander, Heavy Attack W ing One. VAH-3 accepted this new mission with enthusiasm and fo r tha remainder of 1958 and 1959 continued the training ef | pereonnel for the operational Heavy Attack Squadrons. The year 1960 eaw the de­ velopment of n completely re­ vised training curriculum and th e training of A3 “Skywarrio r" flight crews continued at • rapid pace. Anticipating the introduc­ tion of the ASA “Vigilante" into the Heavy Attack pro§ gram, training facilities were expanded and in June 1961, VAH-3 received the first four A5A aircraft. With the nrrivul of these aircraft, the truining of replacement crews ami muintemince support per­ sonnel commenced Immediate­ lyIn early 1963 the first ARA crews were qualified for as P signment to VAII-7, the first operational ASA squadron. Following on the heels nf VAII-7, Heavy Attack Squad­ ron 1 completed transitional training to tiie A6 "Vigilante" to become the second opera tional A5 squadron. Presently the aquadron Is training VAH-5 flight crews n and maintenance personnel for * transition to the AS type air­ c ra ft MIGHTY AIR FORCE of the Navy is pictured in this SNAS bomber. Space Almanac Sanford hai a school system that Includes all gratlci through the 12th year and tha vocational school has day and night d in e s . There is no charge for tuition. mulated an envlablt opera­ tional record. This achieve­ ment includes making the 120,000th arrested landing aboard the USS Roosevelt, winning several bombing awards and maintaining a perfect safety award record. During the shlp'a In-port periods, the “ ChcckertaiU" visited such historical fights in the Mediterranean world ae Rhodes, Athens, Istanbul, Na­ ples, Rome and Paris. On last March 25, Cdr. John F. Barlow relieved Command­ er Lampman as commanding officer of VA11-U In ceremon­ ies aboard the USS Roosevelt anchored at Athens. VAH-11 returned from tha Mediterranean last April 22. This seven-month deployment was part of the normal tour for Sanford-based squadrons with the U.S. Sixth Fleet steady striking forces. Since April the aquadron hai maintained its readiness by competing in monthly competition with other squad u u y It our greatest business a s s e t *4 John F. Barlow !s Commander 01 l!A Squadron 11 -« .ir The U. S. Navy's big 'E ' fleer of Heavy Attack Squad­ was presented to Cdr. John ron II, by Rear Adm. Robert F. Barlow, commanding of- Goldthwalte, commander of Fleet Air Jackionville, only last month, culminating an aventful year of progress for each member of VA1I-11. Heavy Attack Squadron 11 was divided Into two units in Five Y ears Age August 1962. The parent unit, September 17, 1958—Man­ designated Heavy A t t a c k ned Satellite Panel, with re­ Squadron 11 and commanded presentatives from NASA and by Cdr. Letter B. Lampman, deployed to the Mediterranean Defense Department, estab­ aboard the USS Franklin D. lished to make final recom­ Roosevelt on Sept. 14, 1962, mendation for manned space with six A-3B Skywarriors, 10 flight program. flight crewt and 175 enlist­ Four Y ears Ago ed personnel. September 28, IMS — NASA VA1M1 Detachment • re ­ released pictures taken 19,500 mained in Sanford with Cdr. miles over Mexico by Explor­ Robert M. de Lorenil as ofer VI showing crescent shape flcer-ln-charge. The detach­ of sunlit portion of Earth and ment was organtied to ful­ crude cloud-cover image. fill the Second Fleet's com­ Three Y e a n Ago mitment of the Squadron's September 8, i960—Formal transitioning to the A-S Vigi­ dedication of the George C. lante, Marshall Space Flight Center While deployed with the at Huntsville, Ala., NASA's Sixth Fleet, VAH-11 accumplant for the construction of Saturn and other space roc­ kets. T ae Y e a n Ago September 13, 1!W1 — First lucccssfui orbital flight of tire unmanned Mercury space­ craft. The one-orbit (light proved that the spacecraft could sustain man In orbit. One Y ear Ago September 4, 1962 — Radio signals sent to Mariner It, t.5 million miles from Earth to fire the on-board rocket to place the spacecraft in its final course to tlic Planet Venus—M million miles in (pace. jA w rons. When Haiti was a pot­ ential crisis area in May, VAH-11 was at sea prepared to answer any call for ac­ tion by tba U.S. Navy. In August, tha Checkertails war* an lntrlnlstic part of “ Project Stormfury" — an operation designed to explore the feasibility of weather modification in hurricanes. Next spring the squadron plana to deploy again to the Mediterranean, continuing he operational cycle for VAH-11. Cdr. John F. Barlow, com­ manding officer of Heavy At­ tack Squadron 11, wai born Feb. 31. IKS. at Muskegon, Mich. Ho entered the U.S. Naval Academy at Annapolis. Md., in July IMS and was commissioned an ensign upon graduation in June IMS. After accumulating exper­ ience aboard two destroy era, Commander Barlow entered and was graduated from flight training In March 1948. In September INI, Com­ mander Barlow reported to Heavy Attack Squadroa l i as maintenance officer. He serv­ ed later aa operations officer until be relieved Cdr. T. G. Kllen as executive officer in January 1962. He assumed hii present duties ae commanding officer of Heavy AtUck Squadron 11 on March 25, this year, when he relieved Cdr. 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BMi |—— BB a— , . ------ - *...................m m —— — i / '# a & fc :‘-M ■■ 1 Is The M ighty Enterprise . •■■ . boon written ■bout tha US5 E a t e r * prUe, tfee world'* first-en d eeljr — awdeer-powered sircraft carrier, than any Amer* Mm flzhtins ship In history with the possible exception of the Monltrr or Merrtmae. Itw “Big E” is the larg­ est (16,000 tons displacement) eombstsnt vessel h the world, the fastest aircraft tarries (nwre liv.u U kuuU) ■ad easily b u more nuclear gmersUng equipment con­ centrated In her hulls (from eight reactors) than la an) ether ship. Her telephone switchboard services 1,800 telephones (enough for ■ small city) and her reactors, besides power­ ing four M.OOO-pound screws, supplies 1,233 Ions of sir-condiUoBlng (enough to serve more than 400 homes) and M0,000 gallons of distilled wa­ ter per day, enough to supply the dally needs of a 1,400home subdivision. When the Enterprise Is de­ ployed with a full airplane complement aboard, she Is home for 4,600 “employes.1 About ISO of her residents normally will be from 8anford’s Hoavy Attack 8quad ron 7. A list of the “ major" sup­ pliers of materials and equip­ ment used for construction TH«5 IHfJ ‘E* — or more properly, the USS Enef the Enterprise Includes 00 tcrpri.su — lu the lurKc.it combntnnt v e n d in the names ranging from U. S. Steel to American Laundry Machinery Company (which supplied equipment capable of turning out one-day service Heavy Attack Squadron 7 the first squadron to deploy for each of tho 4,COO men added another award to its with the A-SA vigilante air­ aboard). Her mighty keel was laid long and illustrious history craft, in early I9G2, and brqke Feb. 4. 1938. Tho Dig " E " , recently when Rear Adm. Ro­ their own flight hour record which hod seven predecessors bert Goldlhwalto presented established in 1902, by operat­ each bearing her proud name, Iho Chief of Naval Operations ing 10 A-SA'a for 303 hours was christened on Sept. 21, Fiscal 1903 Aviation Safety during June, 1903. During their seven-month 1060, by Mrs. William U. Award to (he squadron In a Franks, wife of the (then) ceremony at the Sanford Na­ Sixth Fleet deployment in 1903, Hie squadron participat­ val Air Station. Secretary of the Navy. This award was earned ed In strike exercises against In late 1931, the Enterprise Joined the fleet. She sailed on while operating all or part unfamiliar targets In many a two-month “ shake-down" of 11 of the 12 months from different European countries. cruise in the Caribbean in the USS Enterprise, t h e Several of these exercises al­ Fchrusry-Aprll 1002 and fin world's first nuclear powered so involved operations In con­ ally steered a courso for tho carrier. Two Sixth Fleet de­ junction with forces of NATO Mediterranean an Aug. 3, a ployments to tho Mediterran­ and non-NATO countries. While VAI1-7 was aboard, full pack of Sixth Fleet re- ean, and a deployment with Ihe Second Fleet In the Atlan­ t h e Enterprise entertained aponilbilltlri ahead of her. Returning to Continental U. tic were Included In these such visitors as the King and Queen of Greece, the entire 8. Oct. 12, she was allowed operations. The “ Peacemakers" were top staff of the Italian Navy, to rest only two weeks before answering the call (o the aame southern waters where ahe began her fleet life. Her 1,100-foot flight deck remain­ ed silhouetted against the Caribbean borlron (or the en­ tire duration of the Cuban Crisis, stirring m e m o r i e s among many wltnrsdng the Cuban blockade of an earlier “ Great White Fleet." Now the Enterprise has re­ turned from a full-blowi ] seven-month deployment in tho Mediterranean in time t ) find the future of any doncondents, If not her own. oc­ cluded by tho clouds of a lonj-standing controversy. Her critics ask: What use­ ful r.le does tho super attack carrier, particularly those on the c::nd'oio scale of the Ktlofprsc. play in this drama *’#f push-button nuclear war, whose leading actors proml.se Instantaneous death to any target so round, so firm an I so fully-packed as the Hi: E? Her defenders are quick to pointed out that as long us th : cold war continues, with I j threat of limited engagomedi as welt as an atomic war. th aircraft carrier will have a prominent place In the de­ fense of the United States an I the Free World. In fact, most officials agree l1, car­ rier Is an optimum wenpoh system for deterrence of limit­ ed war. She Is mobile, the is flat and she is as far-ranging as the seas of the world. And with the construction of the Enterprise, several trartitlonat preparties have been em­ phasised: Endurance, vrrsab illty and f re power. Mon feu Datachment 8 Holds Top Honors world, nnd tho sen home of Snnford Naval Air Stntion-ljuicd Heavy Attack Squadron 7. Heavy Attack Squadron It, Detachment 8, newest member of the Sanford Heavy At tack organisation, has col­ lected a lion's share of train­ ing honors since Its forma­ tion slightly over a year ago. It recently shared with Its parent squadron. VAH-U, in receipt of the highly-respected Atlantic Fleet Battle Readi­ ness Efficiency “ E" for Fis­ cal 1963. And In June, the six-plane detachment clinch­ ed the top spots in Individ­ ual bombardier and pilot standings for the fiscal year. On Aug. 1962. Heavy At­ tack Squadron 11, Detachment 8, with Cdr. R. M. deLorenzi In charge, was activated to assist In maintaining the ope­ rational readiness of the At­ lantic Fleet while squadrons in Heavy Attack Wing One made the transition from the A-3B Sky warrior to the newer A-5A Vigilante. The immediate problem faced by the personnel as­ signed to form the "DET", as It Is known, was to create a six-plane Skywarrlor unit that would be separate and detach­ ed from the parent command, VAII-11. Officers and men were drawn from VAII-9, VAIM1, and, In September, from VAH-l when it returned from the Mediterranean. The problems of organising and preparing for operations were many and complex since the parent squadron de­ parted on Sept. 14, for the scheduled deployment of the USS F. I). Roosevelt. The project became more chal­ lenging when It was learned that Detachment 8 was due to deploy aboard the USS In­ dependence In October for what turned out to be the Cuban Quarantine Action. Ten weeks after formation, the DeUchment began fleet operations, when on Oct. 13, Cdr. deLorenzi landed Skywarrior Side Number 606 aboard the Independence, fol­ lowed by the five others. The following six wicks proved an excellent shakedown for the Detachment as 127 carrier landings and 310.3 flight hours were flown in Action. On the night of Nov. 14. Lt. Cdr. N. J. Johnson, the DKT's Operations Officer, celebrat­ ed his birthday by making his 200th A-3B carrier land­ ing aboard the Independence, becoming a “ Double Centur­ ion." Tha same week Lt. Cdr. Williams Winbcrgc HI, administrative officer, made was parlayed to overwhelm* the 46.000th tan-lln* .hoard I teg vie'ories in the Wing's , M irch and April jccumula* the Indcpc ndtv.. r Detachment 8 returned to [ live bombing competitions Sanford NAS Nov. 24. well and to triumphs in both the established a* a functional monthly bombing competi­ part of the U. S. Atlantic tion and Bomber Stream m Fleet, ready to tackle all as­ May. C«!r. Frederick C'arment Jr. signed tasks alongside t!:r parent squadron, VAII-11. and look charge of the Detach­ other squadrons in Heavy At­ ment in ceremonies aboard the Naval Air Slation on June tack Wing One. . In January and February 21. 1963. Cdr. Garment, a 321 “Shack" (direct bombing year-veteran of Heavy At­ hits) awards wer« earned by tack. reported from Heavy Detachment 8 pilots and Imm- Attack Squadron Five. bardiers. This had been part­ Detachment 6 became an ly the result of new methods integral part of Carrier Air of operating and planning em­ Group S aboard the USS For* ployed in the Detachment. reital fVA-59) in July Cdr. One method used was to keep Carment led the D ETs six daily boards on the status of Sky warriors aboard the at­ bomb drops, scores, utiliza­ tack carrier for air group operations. tion of aircraft, etc. The detachment embarked In March, alone IS “Shack" aboard the Forrestal again awards were earned. Especially noteworthy was on Sept. 3. participating in a crew made up of Lcdr. joint Army-Navy-Air Force Winbcrg, pilot; AOt James defense exercise during For* Allyn bombardier; and AQB3 restal's cruise to Boston, Gerald Schoerder. third crew­ where the DET was part of man. By the end of March, a firepower demonstration for this crew bad accumulated the Navy League. 11 “Shacks” , three of which The average college grad* bad been in succession and at least one in each mode of uate earns about 8160,000 more in his lifetime than tha weapon delivery. This kind of consistency average high school graduate. rrm M fl History O f H eavy A ttack Squadron 7 a group of 21 English news­ men, nlnu West German mili­ tary officers, several cinema personalities Including Alfred Hitchcock and John Wayne, anil appeared on the cover of “ Kuropa" magazine, which featured n color picture story on the USS Enterprise and the Sixth Fleet. In the past the squadron received the Chief of Naval Operations “ E" (for Combat Efficiency) in 1933 and 1936 and the Chief of Naval Oper­ ations award for flying, acci­ dent-free in 19G1 and 1962. In April, 1962 the squadron par­ ticipated In an air power demonstration for President Kennedy off t It a Atlantic coast. Hutron Seven (or detach­ ment*) have served aboa;d 10 different aircraft carriers, from three different naval air stations, has deployed with tho Sixth Fleet to the Medi­ terranean 10 times and to Formosa once. Tho “ Peacemakers" are ex­ perienced In many different aircraft. The squadron has operated 1’2V Neptunes, AJ Savage*, A3D Skywarrlors, and now the supersonic A-3 Vigilante. The Vigilante holds the world's altitude record of 91,430 feet carrying a 1,000 kilogram load. This record was set In I960 by Cdr. Leroy A. Heath, USN, who la now llatron Seven's commanding officer. 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CRANE AMERICAN STANDARD KOHLER Plumbing Fixtures • PLUMBING SUPPLIES • OIL BURNERS • STEAM BURNERS Our New Home Located A t . . . 906 South French Avenue Syncom II flight deck of the USS Forrcstal. We Feature — • MYERS WATER PUMPS • PEERLESS PUMPS TR A N E AIR CONDITIONING F A 2-0852 BROTHERS 319 ELM AVE. SANFORD T 0 �* - ■■ - Hatwing One Has Built Enviable Record In 12 Years From Truculent Bird To Sleek Vigilante ffljf Capt. Robert W are In Service Since '3 7 Capt James O. Mayo became the 10th commun*ler of Sauford'a Heavy Attuck Wing One when he XAAS Saufiy Field, Florida. relieved Cupt. Joseph M. Tully Jr. on July 12 lust. He served as commanding of­ A look ut the record indlcntes th u t the local com­ ficer of tho USS Surlbachi mand has generally been a stepping atone to higher from September, 1959. to Aug­ ust, 19*50, and as command­ station. ing officer of the USS Benn­ Captain Tully, himself, is currently attending ington from September 1900, the National W ar College in Washington. D. C., a to September, tool. He assumed command of traditional stopover for senior officers going some­ the U. S. Naval Air Station. where. Former Wing commanders now occupy the next Sanford in November, 19t)f. Captain Ware has the fol­ two rungs on the chain of command: Rear Adm. lowing medals: Tho Navy Robert Goldthwaite, the Wing’s first top man, Is Cross with Star, the Silver commander of Fleet Air, Jacksonville, ami Vice Adm. Star, the Distinguished Fly­ ing Cross, the Air Medal, and Paul H. Ramsey, the second Wing commander, re­ cently assumed command of Naval A ir Force, Atlan­ Purple Heart. tic Fleet. Those are the two offices through which Heavy Attuck Wing One reaches the top on official matters. Tiie others and their current status, including lierlmps a potential Chief of Naval 0|>crations, are HUNTSVILLE, Ala. - Im­ listed below: pressed by the efficiency with Robert Goldthwaite commanded Wing Feb.-Aug. which America’s housewives 1951, now Rear Admiral; Commander Fleet Air Jack­ get their shopping done, a large laboratory at NASA's sonville. Paul II. Ramsey, Aug. Til-Aug. T*2, now Marshall Space Flight Center Vice Adm iral: Commander Naval Air Force, Atlantic here has turned its supply Fleet.' Frank Turner, Aug. ’52-Dec. '53, now Rear Ad­ room into a space-age super­ miral (r e t.) : executive North American Aviation. Edwin O. Wagner, Dec. ’53-Aug. ’55, now Captain, market. Gone are the time-consum­ USN, (ret.). John T. Rlackburn, Aug. '55-June ’57, ing multi copy requisitions de­ now Captain, USN, (ret.). James R. Reedy. June ’57tailing specifications a n d June '58, now Rear Admiral; Commander Naval Sup­ quantity of each item. Ab­ port Forces, Antarctica. James I). Rnninge, June ’58sent also is the prior approval June ’60, now’ Captain; Commanding Officer USS of higher authority. Independence. Frank G. Edwards, June ’fiO-June '61, Now the worker* push re­ now Captain: Operations Officer Second Fleet Stuff. gular supermarket carts past Joseph M. Tully Jr., June ’01-July ’Gil, now Captain; the 4,500 Items on the shelves, Student, National War College, Washington, I). C. pick up what they want, and Juntos O. Mayo, July ’OS-Present, now Captain; Com­ check out, using their depart­ mander Heavy Attack Wing One. r f Scientists Borrow From Housewives Round Numbers Seem Natural Local Craft Flew Into 'Beulah' DEAL where doing business Oaufarii RrraUi 1963 Progress Edition Wing 1 COs Capt James 0 . Mayo Tweite >««4J—and «n evut-. which is rrapunsiout fur lire Kobert M. Ware attended utiun — haw passed since "basic readiness qualification” the U. S. Naval Academy of all replacement f l i g h t Heavy AtUck Win* One was: ami was graduated with the rjrewa und maintenance per­ warfare hat wrought on one of I sonnel. class of 1937. for the Atluntlc Fleet’s Ion*- j F or ait ideu of the breadth Upon graduation, he was range. all-weather air atrik-l of this project, in the first! commissioned an ensign and 4Vi years of its existence, in* Correa. [j assigned to th« USS LexmgThe »cene of Iti inception VAII-3 trained 383 replace. ton as a junior officer. wu* Norfolk, Va.j the firat m ent pilots, .1*53 bombardier' In July 19t0, he was orderWin* commander »a» (then) navigators, 302 third crewmen, h ed to the Naval Air Station, more than 2,000 maintenance Cupt. Kobert Golilthwulte and Pensacola, for flight training. the In cud and butter aircraft people mat 71 assorted sup­ He waa designated a Naval port officers. of our “all-weather striking aviator In April, 1941, and force” was u truculent bird Tho job of training people assigned to the VS-72 aboard named the l’2V-.1C Neptune. for the heavy attuck program the USS WASP where he serv­ Today’* base of operations changes — und unfortunately ed until the ship was sunk is. of course, Sanford, (’apt. compounds i t s e l f — with In September, 1942. Goldthwaite wears rear ad­ changes in equipment. The For the period November, miral's stars and is command­ I’-liV was replaced in the early 1942. to March 1941, he serv­ er of Fleet Air Jacksonville '50s by the AJ Savage, which CAPT. R. M. WARE ed as an instructor of opera­ and the Neptune is rvlegnted, unlike the Neptune, gave the tional training at NAS Day­ in dwindling numbers, to slow, Navy a true carrier-based, alltona Ueach. In April. 1944. sure patrol forces. weather strike capability. The Long Trip lie was ordered to the USS This is u bare insight into AJ, like the Neptune, could be Scientists report Mariner II, Hornet as commanding offi­ the change of time—and the iuunched from u carrier, but, NASA’s fly-by explorer of the cer of a squadron with an ex­ ed on the Sanford scene in unlike the Neptune, the Sav­ planet Venus, truveled 540 mil­ cellent combat record. In wurfurehns wrought on one of age could also be recovered at lion mile* in less than a year August, 1945, he was assigned tho Navy's most critical areas. seu where the l’-2V had to to complete its first orbit of to the Staff of Comfalr West The past year typifies, and seek u shore base. Coast a t flag secretary. From the sun. in a sense climaxes, this esIn 1936 the AJ began giv­ April, 1947, to June. 1949, he nvnee of change. Last year ing wuy to the Douglas A-3D was aboard USS Mindoro. VA1I-7, a component of Heavy (now A-3U) Sky warrior und Solar Pressure lie was assigned to the Attack Win* One, was Just re- two year* lute,, the twin-jet S o l a r radiation pressure Naval War College at New­ turning front a ‘JVs-month Skywarrior, largest carrier- nguinat NASA’* Echo satellite port, R. I., during the period Mediterranean cruise with evi­ based Jet aircraft in history, amounti only to about one-fif­ July, 1949. through Mey, 1952. dence of the first successes of had completely phased out its tieth of an ounce hut la In June, 1952, he was order­ the Ma. h J A-5A Vigilante. rugged predecessor. enough to change it* perigee ed to the USS Coral Sea as Now much of the efforts of Tire A-5A, with its inertial (point nearest tho earth) by operations officer. He served a tour of duty in the office of tho Win* ure concerned with bombing - navigation system, 310 mile* per year. the Chief of Naval Operations introduction of the A-5A's appeared in Sanford in 1901 in Washington from Novem­ ment charge plates. successor, the new attack re­ and will) it, the need for more The “store" m a n a g e r connaissance I1A-&C. elaborate support equipment, X-15 Like Capsule ber, 1953, to June, 1955, and A national crisis has passed new training, ami more in­ NASA’s X-lfi flies like a then wus aviation training of­ stamps a prc-punchrd card in tho past year which took structors with more aopbiito- pluno in the eurth’s atmos­ ficer of Fleet Training Group, that is used by a computer Round number* seem to phere and like a Mercury cap­ Guantanamo Kay, Cuba. to update records, automati­ units of Heavy Attuck Win* cutcrf qualifications. come naturally to Sanford's sule in spuce thunk* to reac­ cally replenish stocks, ansi He was relieved of this as One to Cuban waters in a po­ Ou« thing, however, ha* Heavy Attack Squadron 11, tentially explosive test of been constant in the Wing’s tion-control rocket jets in its signment in July. 1957, to be keep track of cos** and other Detachment 8. nose and wing tips. mattcra. come commanding officer their effectiveness. evolution: A continuing irreen Hecause of the needs of the live system, a program ef Cubun crisis t h e f a m o u s competitive exercises designed Bombing Derby was canceled to improve the preparedness for Fiscal 19*53. At press-time, of individual flight crews op­ the 10*54 version was schcdul- erating in the Wing. Piloting the two aircraft function. The crew of the Versatility of a squadron sonnel teamed up with the ed for tho week of Dec. 9-14, Thu most comprehensive of and an aircraft was graphi­ Weather Bureau and the Na- were squadron commanding second also gathered photo­ 1U113. these—und eusily the most officer Cdr. John F. Barlow graphic data. And there's been a chang­ fumous—is the unnual Dumb cally demonstrated last Aug­ val Ordnance Test Center to and Lt. Cdr. Richard S. Results of the experiment ing of the guard. Capt. Joseph ing Derby. This was in the ust when a two-planc detach­ investigate means of reduc­ Davidson. Lt. (Jg) Alec R. will not be published until all M. Tully Jr., who first appear- beginning a quarterly event, ment from Sanford’s Heavy ing the destructive potential Illundcn and LI. (jg) Charles the accumulated data has enlisted men, hus seen a rapid which tested Wing flight Attack Squadron 11 conducted of hurricanes by seeding H. Bone provided navigation been evaluated. However Cdr. 11)55, was relieved on July 12 crews in vurious phu-.es of storm seeding operations in (hem with sllved iodide cry­ and AEl Charles L. Abbey Barlow feels certain that by Cupt. James 0. Mayo, a weupons handling and deliV' conjunction with the U. S. stals. ami ADJ1 Alfred T. Beau­ regular seeding operations Weather Rureau'a ’.‘Project tall Mississlpplun with a dis­ cry. The two aircraft flew champ were third crewmen. could be planned If the cur­ tinguished b a c k g r o u n d in through Hurricane Ueulah The first aircraft flew into rent series of Stormfury tests lluwevcr, the II o m b i n g Stormfury.'* Operating from NAS Roose­ Aug. 23-24, dropping silver Hurricane Houlah and seed­ proves successful. aviation and an academic rec­ Derby—like the Wing—gained The squadron participated ord to match. in scupu ami is now one of the velt Itouds, Puerto ftieo, two iodide generators from their ed the storm while the >eCuptain Mayo quickly dis­ better indeces of Atluntlc A-3U Skywarriors, their flight specially configured bom- rond plane was to back-up in a similar series of tests the first tn the exent of mat- In 1961. covered the attractiveness of Fleet all-weather strike readi­ crews and 16 support per­ bays. his supersonic merchandise ness. when, in lute July, hia stuff The Derby is now annual, wus paid a visit by a high lusts a week and offers com­ runking Australian evaluation petition in everything from team enguged in the deadly currier airmanship to weupons •erious business of selecting a loading. replacement for some of its In addition to the llomhlng country's aircraft. Derby, the Wing holds single According to Air Marshal flight exercises each month Sir Ynlston K. Hancock, KBK, called Uomber Stream*. Chief of the Australian Air The competing flight crews Force Staff and head of the will fly u pre determined route evaluation team, the It A-SC anil make deliveries on select­ was being considered us suc­ ed practice targets while ad­ cessor to the llritish Canberra hering to a prescribed time­ medium bomber. table and route. It is designed The Wing staff, currently us u check on both humbing SEEDS & GARDEN SUPPLIES composed of 18 officers und 115 I and nuvigutioiiul ability. enlisted men, Ims see a rapid Finally, there are the con­ PYREX & REVERE WARE turnover in recent months. In tinuing competitions in ull most cases, officer replace­ facets of training operations PRESTO PRESSURE COOKERS ments have been drawn from I which lend to the annuo! one of the six squadrons at­ ! crowning of “ Ilest Pilot," CORNING WARE tached to the Wing where "llest llsimliurdier,” and, of they have accumulated consid­ course, "iiesl Itomliiug SquadRORESON CUTLERY erable experience in the spe­ j ion.” cialised heavy uttuck pro­ The entire competitive pro­ HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES gram. gram is designed to bring out The Wing's primary mission the best in its competition* RROOMS & MOPS is to equip and train it* six und alert them to the ever» lUUilron* for long-rutige de­ uminous need of being ready livery of nuclear or conven­ I for the real thing. tional weapons in any weath­ It is upon this premise that FISHING TACKLE er, day or night. | it avy Attuck Wing One hus One of Its must Important [ t.ullt over ths past 12 years— t oils for fulfilling this mission from Goldthwuitu to Mayo— SPORTING GOODS is a training squadron. Heavy i from tha alow, sure Neptune Attack Squadron I (VAH-3), {to the dock, deadly Vigilante. is a "pleasure” Although a relative newcom­ er to the aircraft complement of lh« USS Forrcstal, the de­ tachment has accounted for two “even-thousand” land­ ings: Lt. Cdr. William Quirk, who had then been in :he unit less than a week, made the 82,000th landing aboard the mightly flat top during an operating period in July. Two weeks later, the de­ tachment'* Lt. Wwight Nichhols made it an even 81,000. Is Multi-Linguist Cupt. Juine* Otis Mayo, a native of Quitman, Miss., has enjoyed a varied civil ami military career. He complete,I a four-year course in three years at MlssDsippi State College with tho highest academic uvrruge in tha history cf the school. At war’s end, LL Mayo was offered nn all expenses scholarship to Harvard Graduate school of economies but elect­ ed instead to remain In tha Naval service. Subsequently, he has had varied assignments, including the following: Assistant Na­ val attache to Belgrade, Yugoslavia, and P r s g i s , Czechoslovakia; executive of­ ficer, Fighter Squadron t011 projects coordinator for test and development, Naval Air S p e c i a l Weapons Facility; Tactical Development Officer, Staff, Commander-in • Chief i’ncifie Fleet, coordinating de­ velopment of new tactics for airborne, surface and subma­ rine weapons systems; execu­ tive officer and later com­ manding officer of Heavy At­ tack Squadron 6; Southeast Asia and Latin American Military Adviser, Staff, U. S. Army War College. Before reporting to San­ ford, Captnin Mayo was oper­ ations officer of the USS Franklin D. Roosevelt de­ ployed to the Mediterranean with tho U. S. Sixth Fleet. While in service around tho world, Captain Mayo has maintained his academic in­ terest. Ha has a master of CAPT. J. O. MAYO art* degree In international On graduation in Muy, 11)11, relations from Georgo Washhe accepted un ull expenses ingteu University and is a scholarship to study econo- graduate of the U. S. Naval mica at tho University of Intelligence School, the U. S. Virginia. Naval R u s s i a n language This schooling was inter-j school, the Air Command rupted by World War II, and staff school at Montgomery, he entered Naval flight train­ Alu., and the U. 8 . Army W ar ing, winning his wings ut College at Carlisle Barrack*, I’ensacola, Fla., on Dec. Ill, I'a. He is a qualified interpra. ter nnd translator of both 1942. During World W’ur II he Russiun and Serbo-Croatian served art a torpedo plane languages. pilot uhoard several uircruft Thu Wing Commander, h it carriers in the 1'acific, par­ wife, the fr-rnicr Juno Gilbert, ticipating in three major cam­ of Seattle, Wash., and their paigns, winning three Air daughter, Tracy, live at 113 .Midair und the Presidential South Virginia Avenue, San­ Unit Citation. ford. Gas And Appliance Sales AND SERVICE FOR SEMINOLE CO UN TY A COMPLETE LINE OF Q UALITY MERCHANDISE REASONABLY PRICED DKAI.KK FOR — • Siegler • Norge O Janitrol • Permaglass AMMUNITION PET SUPPLIES • • • • • v MAGIC CHEF One of the many alyles available in gits ranges untl appliances now on display In our uhowroom. GENERAL HARDWARE DEVOE PAINT & PAINT SUPPLIES COMPLETE SELECTION OF TOOLS TARPAULINS FENCE WIRE BOTTLE GAS GAS APPLIANCES GAS FURNACES GAS HEATERS * •Service After The Sale!** HILL HARDWARE RADAR bombing system is removed front an aircraft by M F’>. Grady (left) and J. W. Hook fur required a hop teats. 0% & IMPLEMENT COMPANY 211 OAK P. O. BOX 71)0 PH. FA 2-3093 THERM O TAME Gas & Appliance COMPANY, INCORPORATED 1ftI W. 9th. Street Sanford, Florida ( �: .r v —— O vr 0 0 The Unique Shalimwi <£ounye Step into the exotic Orient . . . . soft lights, sparkling crystal and carved sandal­ wood create an atmosphere of the far E a s t For a real treat, plan a visit to the u n i q u e “Shalim ar” your next evening o u t 0 0 lV - rrr (» o �J> * - Pro Castro Torrorists Ron Riot In Vonosoula Plot ^ e i « c^ Top eeLbritle* really art waving into th t Mayfair Inn. Radio and TV a ta ri Don MeNail! and Fran AtUaon now a rt registered. Fonacr h e a v y ­ weight champion Rocky Mar­ ciano la moving hi Wcdntaday and Jockey Eddie Arcaro ia ala ted to chock la lator thia month. • t o Arthur M. Mohltr, Chaco A Co. m anagtr, ia attending an international fertiliser man­ agement l a m i n a r t o d a y through Friday a t 8kokie, I1L e • • Rumors to the contrary. Art Flynn aaya the Mayfair Ina k NOT for aalo to anyone at any price. Ho aaya reserva­ tiona point to a top winter Season a t tha hostelry. • e e Romo tlmo ago the County offered tha City a deal where­ by the County would acquire a ■trip along tha weat aide of Mayfair Country Club for a road right-of-way. City replied it had leaaed the golf course for 90 y e a n to the San Fran­ cisco Giants, who also own the Mayfair Inn. A rt Flynn re­ porta that the particular land wanted by the County ia not owned by tho City and leased by the Gianta but ia owned outright by the Giants . . . and ia NOT for sale. Good news for the golfers, who were fearful some tees and greens would be moved. e • e Herald classified columns carrying thia explanatory ad: '‘For sale—Thunderbird. Stork is coming! 'Bird must go!" e e e Koto on the apindle: Mrs. M. E. Baker J r. telephoned that she had a minor wreck and in the excitement lost a f 10 bill and her car registra tion from her wallet. Would like to have a t least the regia tiktion returned. • • e More than 100 Seminole High School girls tamed out foi the firs t practice aeaaion for the “Powder Puff” foot­ ball game slated for Dec. 13. This will be the fourth annual session and the first under lights. e e e Dr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Largen were elected district delegate directors at the an­ nual meeting of the Florida division of the American Can­ cer Society Sunday at Tumpa. CARACAS, Venexuala (UF1) — Terrorist snipers and sabo­ teurs went into action through­ out Caracas today aa tho proCastro underground sought to enforce u call for u general strike against tha government. A civilian was killed, two policemen wounded and three ears burned in widely scat­ tered sections of the city. It waa buiineaa aa usual in midcity, howavar, and only tho alum area* appeared affected by strike action. tihort bursts of gunfire were heard in various parts of the city, including tho El Guamtaro sector where eix persons wers wounded by snipers fir­ ing on police patrols from hills flanking the area. In addition to fire bomb at­ tacks on two cara and u pass­ enger bus, terrorists sprayed tacks along tho roads leading into mid-city. Graham Sees 'Chistian Revolution' Reports from western Venesusla said eight heavily armed men captured and held for an hour at the police station at Chiparro, in Antoategul state, burned it and painted proCastro, anti-government slo­ gans on walls. Arvued trui.pi patioW Ca­ racas streets. 1be Castro - Communist Red Bloc No Match For West, McNamara Says NEW YORK (U PI) — The United States and its allies a n more than a match for the Communist bloc In nuclear ca­ pability and ground combat strength. Defense Secretary Robert McNamara said Mon­ day n ight Tha military might of the United 8tataa alona Is such that “I would not trada our strategic postures for that of tha Soviets at any point dur­ ing tho coming decade," Mc­ Namara said. McNamara, addresiing 2,000 person* ut the Economic Club, aald it waa “a certainty that the most effective sur­ prise attack they could launch would still Ifuvo us with ca­ pability to literally destroy the attacker's society." In 1053 Soviet armed forces numbered “a formidable” 5.75 million men, but Russia or­ dered a decrease In troops be­ cause of various pressures, he tuld. “Against that. It is today the members of NATO whose active armed forces number over 3 million,” h# (aid. McNumara repeated state­ ments that th* United States has mors than 500 interconti­ nental and Polaris missiles ready to fire ami he said Rus­ sia has only a fraction of this number. PALM called Monday night for a antionwid# general strike today and threatened th# lives or property of anyone who defied tho enter. Tho Rodo have vowed th at they will go any lengths tv prevent th* election scheduled Dec. 1. Thera were reporta that Uioy planned to launch aa all-out campaign of vio­ lence Wednesday. Air and sea patrol* along Venezuela's 823-mils coastline had been roinforcod to keep tho Castroltee from smuggling in guns from Cuba. Three tons of arms, almost certainly ran in from Cuba, were found buried on a lone­ ly beech in northwestern Vanesuclo two week* ego. Uncon­ firmed reports said U. 8. end Venezuelan patrol craft era chasing a Cuban arms ship off the coast. Christmas Seal Kickoff To Be Held Friday ( S U t WEATHER: F a ir and mild today and Wednesday; high today M ar SO; low tonight around 60. VOL. 66 United P m i Lowed W irt On* bund rad per cent par­ ticipation — at alightly mors than f6 per employe—waa re­ ported today for th* Central Florida Experiment Station'* contribution to th* Seminolt County United Fund. Jim Lee, captain for govaromantal agencies In th* UF, reported to Chairman Paul Lewis tha station's 23 em­ ployes contributed 1110.50. This included field trorkera, secretaries and staff members. The Interest displayed In the welfare activities of tha coun­ ty by the experiment station employes is a source of pride to all of th* Experiment Sta­ tion employes. Dr. John W. Wilson, entom­ ologist in charge, told Lee that this Is tha first time all of the employes have contributed to the United Fund and ha ia proud of this achievement. ReappMlioning Three In Family Hurt In Crash Funerals Set For Mother, Son Fugitives Cross The Iron Curtain Jilted Suitor Sues For Ring Algerian Envoy Stresses Ties USE g it TO SPEED YOUR CHRISTMAS MAIL TUES., NOVEMBER 19, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 61 Peking Brands Khrushchev 'Bible Reader' IU U VA * * * State Agency Supports UF 100 Per Cent Bulletin Shop Early.. Mail Early Ktteblishod 1I0S Red Split Seen As Beyond Repair BELMONT, N. C. (UPI) The 57th annual Christmas Evangelist Billy Graham said Seal campaign In Seminole Monday night that the work County will receive its tradi­ of the Roman Catholic Vati­ tional sendoff Friday with can Council “ could change all the general mailing of Christ­ of Christendom." mas Seals to residents. Pro­ He told atudcnU of Belmont ceeds of the campaign will Abbey College the council, be used by the Tuberculosis meeting in R o m e , b a d Association to combat tuber­ "brought a new dialogue and culosis and other respiratory a new understanding and diseases. might bring • Christian re­ Carroll Burke, Christmas volution." Seal chairman, said that mil­ It was Uie first address by lions of lives have been saved Graham, a frequent speaker since tha first contribution at public and Protestant col­ was made for a Christmas leges and universities, on a Seal. “ But the saving of lives Catholic campus. BALTIMORE. Md. (UPI) Is not enough,” he added. “We The Very Rev. John Oetgcn, —Hank Bauer, former New are also continuing to wage president of Belmont Abbey, a relentless fight against the York Yankee star who once told Graham the school had suffering, tragedy, loss of piloted the Kansas Cily been praised for being the tints and money that result Athletics, today waa named first Catholic institution to from TB and other diseases manager of the Baltimore issue him a speaking invita­ that affect breathing. Many Orioles. He succeed* Billy* Hitchcock. tion "but, after hearing you of these other respiratory talk tonight, we should be diseases are not only gravely blamed for having waited so harmful in themselves, but In. long." ' craaau aoeceptibiltty to TB." Graham said be had found Figure* Telcaaud by the college atwdouu “test «nd ewarusetf* because th e y 'd * have "Gad aa.M k rejB M V . iu ri their life." He urged the stu­ sored by tha Seminal* County piratary Disease) raSiba fleet .WAUHtttOTON (UPI) among' disublers ad people and dents to “ find God for •our" ttiamber o f Commerce will be Supreme Court arguments on j fourth among causes of death. self.” held at 10:30 a. m. Thursday Burke aaid, "We must expand apportionment of state and at Mayfair Inn where the our effort to find hidden eases federal voting districts drew "K offee Klotchers” will be tha of RD, Including tuberculosis, to a close today with a politi­ guests of manager Everett If. in this community. On* of our cal case from Atlanta, Ga., and a racial caso from New Kerr. goal* it to alert every person Don MrN'i-ill, populnr leader to the fact that chronic cough York City. Complainants from New of the well k n o w n radio ami shortness of breath, most Bieakfast Club, broadcasting common symptoms of KU, York, Alabama, Maryland and Three members of a fam­ this week from Deltona, with may indicate the presence of a Virginia have told the court ily were slightly injured and members of hi* stuff, will be serious ailment and require that political power in state • • • the driver of the second ear present. the advice of a physician. We legislature* has been frusen Politics in Cuaselberry pickMembers of the C of C with charged as the result of an must also put more money to benefit rural areas, with ad up over the weekend with their female employes, cash­ automobile collision at !Q p. into medical research to find highly populated urban coun­ the filing of Bohn Lady for iers, rereptionists end secre­ m. Monday on Lake Mary better ways of fighting TII ties grossly under-represent­ mayor, George Howard for a Boulevard, near Park Ridge, taries will p a r t i c i p a t e in und other Respiratory Dis­ ed. return to tha hourd of alder, The complainants said they according to Trooper Hill awards of turkeys, flowers eases.” men and Gua Sawyer for an* and boxes of candy presented were denied their full right Stringficld. Robert Besserer is Christother term as town marshal. to vote and thus tha “equal Treated at Sanford Naval ,,y. ,lo“n,il' ut an,d Anderson. rons Heal bond chairman. Already announced were Carl protection of the law” guar­ Air Station dispensary were *n’1 T.““c1 h ,‘on Stoddard for mayor, Cliff Ov­ Fair, Thriftway, Winn-Dixie anteed in the U. S. Constitu­ Jack Homer, his wife. Peggy,.......................................... .. erman fur another term on the Stores and Itich Food Plan of tion. board and Elton Bennett, a and son, John Jr. Charged Centin! Florida. The nine justices heard a was Jean Hauser. political newcomer, for a eliot Due to the expected appearsimilar complaint Monday Charlie Husbands, assigned at alderman. Still to conte out anc* of Don McNeill and his from Atlanta about tha |0 is a candidate fur the office to Heavy Attack Wing 3 at ‘'gung.” the starting hour of Georgia districts from which , •he Navy base, who was in­ of tuwn clerk. Deadline is V. S. congressmen are elect­ jured Saturday night when his the affair has been scheduled Friday. Funeral services for Mr*. ed. Although the candidates car atruck a tree on Highway (or 10:3d. clubbers will note. • • ♦ Shirley Gilmore, 22, and her are running for federal office, 127 at Elder Springs, was re­ MYSTERY ?? What w a s three-year-old son, llubby Jr., the districts they represent moved from the Navy base that to a st Guard culler (loins {.Seminole County's tilth and were carved out by a 1931 dispensary to Orlando AFB Bed up at the cily mole at 6 hospital. 20th traffic fatalities this year, state law. this morning? It. K. Porter Atluntu attorney Emmet J. LUOWIGSTADT, Germany. 1will be conducted hy Itev. was intrigued since the ship (UPI) — Four persons cross­ Kenneth Joins, of Aloma Honduran! asked the court tu had a drag line perched on Dancer Dies ed the Iron Curtain to West Methodist Church, at 10 a.m declare the law unconstitution­ the bow. (Juerird about it la BAGUR, Spain (UPI) — Germany against their wlU. I Thursday at llawthurne Fu­ al on tho ground that it is ter. alter it had departed. completely unfair to Atlanta, Famous gypsy dancer Car­ The) were fugitives from neral Hume, Orlando. City Manager Pete Knowles Mother and son died of in­ where a lurge per cent of the men Amaya died here early West Germany wanted on expressed no knowledge the today. She was 30 years old. criminal charges ami wen- juries suffered when their car state's population is concen­ ship had been in port. “ Pro Her death resulted iron: pro­ returned hy the East Gcr- crashed into a trre at 2 a.m. trated. bably ” he said. “Ihey are gressive sclerosis of the kid : mans under an infnrm.il cx- Monday at Altamonte Springs, clearing the river channel.” neys. The baby wnt dead on ar­ | tradition agreement. • • • rival a t Winter Park Hospital Note on the apindle: Ernest and the mother died later in Cowley called to say that high the day. school hand mass concert Two other children injured starts at 19:13 p in. and not in th* crash, a daughter, 10:13 a m. Saturday at Mu SAVANNAH, Ga. (UPI) Jackla, 5, and Barton, 2, are giclpal Stadium. Individual Jack Flanigan filed a petition recovering at the Winter Park bands will commence at 8:30 hospital. A third son was un­ in Superior Court to recover p.m. playing at eight-minute a $1,200 engagement ring he injured. intervals in the Central Flor­ Mr*. Gilmore and her hus­ said his former fiancee reida contest. band, Robert, and their chil­ fuw\ to return. • • • Flanigan aaui he became dren resided at 107 Highland THIS IS A LAUGH - and engaged to Sandra Carter on Drive, Kern Park. imacks of government red June 21 ami purchased the tape, including the military. ring at that time. Cecile Heard was a member However, she broke the en­ of the Sanford postoffice staff gagement in late August and for 13 years before becoming “started dating another man.” postmaster. Miss Heard is according to Flanigan. He spending three days at Titus­ ROME (UPI) - Algerian said since she refused to re­ ville being “taught” postAmbassador (o Italy Taich turn the ring, his only course office procedures. Nothing Boulharouf said that pre­ for recovery was through the she could do about It—orders dominantly Moslem Algeria from Washington will toon establish diploma­ court. • • • tic relations with th* Vatican. Incumbent Altamonte Coun­ At an embassy reception (or Twister Dies cilman for Ward One, Keith VIENNA, Australia (U P I ) Algerian Ecumenical Council L. Nixon, qualified today as fathers, he stressed the good A young woman died of a code a candidate for re-election relations between the state heart attack during a twist Dec 3. Deadline for qualify­ and the Roman Catholic tournament here, police rei ported. ing la 3 p-m. today. Church in Algeria. Coffee Club To §>anfor& Curfew Lifted BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI)— Iraq'* new military regime to­ day partly lifted th* 24-hour MOSCOW (U P!) -C om w »curfew it clamped on the coun­ niat China's attack on P re­ try during its seiiur* of power mier Nikita Khrushchev as • In Monday'* coup. “Bible-resdlng, psalm-singing* Aid Renounced buffoon may mams tha |tnn> PHNOM PENH, Cambodia Soviet dispute has ranched thn (UPI) — Cambodia today repoint of no return. Western nounead all U. S. aid, effective Immediately, and demanded diplomats said today. Tha attack, printed In CMthe withdrawal of American military and civilian advisers. ness Communist newspapers today, was unprecedented In bitterness and ridicule, and Ship In Distress MIAMI (LTD — Aa emer­ contained gency search waa begun today for tha Chief, a ahlp carrying nine men that reported it was ■inking near the Dry Tortuga* 40 miles weat of Key WezL New Home Test SURVIVOR — Her face showing the strain of the night's ortieai, Ginny Grosser, 68, ia one of the few survivors nntong the guests a t the Surfside Hotel, swept hy fire In Atlantic City, N. J., Monday. Casselberry Awards Garbage Contract The garbage collection con­ tract for Casselberry Monday night was awarded to Logue Garbage Service of Orlando by a spilt vole of the Board of Aldermen. Tha meeting was a resumption of the Oc­ tober business session. Voting sgainst the move were Alderman Georg* How­ ard and Cliff Overman with Overman registering strong protests against awarding the (own business to aa out-ofcounty firm. Recommendation that Lo guc be accepted over ABC of Sanford waa made by a study committee of Mayor Fred C. Of C. To Elect Directors Dec. 5 Organizational Meeting to elect officers for 1984 will be lii-lil by the old ami new direc­ torate of the Scminoln County Chamber of Commerce on Dec. 6. Member*, by mall ballot, have elected the following for three-year terms as ilirrctors; Luring Burgess, Robert Be*, serer. F. E. Roumillat Jr., Gen. J. C. Hutehiunn, John I). Ivey, l.eitoy C. Robb, John M. Fitzpatrick, Kuilylu llousholiler, T. K. Tucker, Jack f. Greene, Earl Toney, George F. Anderson, R. K. McCunna and Hibiiurd l'anxrll>erry. Serving on the cunvussing committee fur thr voting were B. L. Perkins Jr , chairman; Robert Shrdden, Arthur It. Beekwitli Jr., Doris Fleming, Ai Wallace and John Kader. Court Blocks Milk Order TAMPA (UPI) — Circuit Judge Thomas J. Collins I*, sued a temporary restraining order Monday night halting the milk comml.ndon's fair trade practice order, which waa due to go into effect to­ day. The order would have set minimum prices for milk at tha retail level. It was passed hy the com­ mission in September and would have gun* into effect today. Coliina Issued tha order at a hearing of a suit brought by three stores. Th* restraint will ba in af­ fect until a new hearing is held. The hearing will be sot hy Judge Rollins. Heath, and Aldermen L. E. Woodhsm and Art Lego. The committee based its decision on past performanc* of tbs Saaford Company. T h * November meeting was opened Immedislely upon closing the continued session. The board set Dec. 4 as tbs final date for complaints to be registered against tbs pro­ posed comprehensive zoning plan. After thia date ths board will meet with mem­ bers of the zoning commis­ sion to consider objections and amend Uie proposed ordi­ nance in preparation for an­ other public hearing. Action waa delayed on So Overman proposal that Mel ody Lane be opened as 8 through street across town in an effort to get a traffic light at Highway 17-92. 3layur Meath and J. D, Self, road board chairman, were asked to study the proposal and re­ port hack to the board. Adion also waa tabled on a request from Hibbard Cassel­ berry for relocation of Cy­ press Way until aueb time as a formal petition for abin ilonment of the present road is presented. Self reported that Amlck Construction Company h a s completed bass paving of the Overbrook Drive project with final rap to bo applied within the next 13 days, lie was ad­ vised that progress hills must be obtained (or the board be­ fore any payment on the pro­ ject can he released. Balance due is $3,31192 although Self reported he will reserve cost of the capping until the work is completed before any fin­ al payment la made. Mrs. M a r y Hawthorne, clerk, was instructed to send letters to chairmen of various commivsiona advising them to begin work on preparing a tentative budget for presen­ tation at Die Brat board meet­ ing In January. Chairmen also will be advised that in all future purchases the board should be supplied with a statement on each purchase. The election board for Dec. 2 municipal elections was ap­ pointed. It include* Joseph Laird, clerk, and Graham Wilson, Miller Evans and Mrs. Eleanor Storrs. Voting will bo by machine and absentee ballots will be available if application is made with the town clerk by Friday of this week. Deadline for voter registration and for candidates to qualify also it Friday. The board wtll meet neat Monday night to purge the LONDON (U PI) — Prim# Minister Sir Alee DouglasHome, an easy winner In his first rot* of confidence Mon­ day night, today faced another vote and hi* first session of labor questioning In Commons. $30,431 Tax Lien MIAMI (UPI) — Britisher Harold Derber, already In Jail and facing aavtral charges In his kllami-to-Key West shuttle of Cuban refugees, was slap­ ped with n $30,431 taz Hen by tha Internal ftavsnu* Stnrica Monday* Road Hearing: FORT WALTON BEACH (UPI) — Tha Playground Chanilier of Commerce said today il has asked th* U. 8. Bureau of Roads for a puhlle hearing *a proposed location of Interstate Highway 10 across tha West Florida Pan­ handle. Rocky Hopeful WASHINGTON (UPI) — New York Got . Nelson Rocke­ feller wound up a supportaaeklng visit to tha nation's capital today on an oplimistle note. Ha said h* waa “more encouraged" than aver that ha would win th# 11)84 GOP pres­ idential nomination. Crash Kills Four serious charge# against Khrushchev's foreign policy as wall aa hit personal demoanor. “ No m atter how much ha may praise himself, ha will not bo able to cover up hi* dangerous practice of rack* lossty playing with nuclear weapons or fawning before imperialist nuclear blackmail,M tha 18,000-word Peking- state* ment said. This was s reference to th« Soviet deployment of missile* to Cuba and the agreement to withdraw them under U. 8. pressure In th* fall of 1982, China's blast appeared to b* direct defiance of Khrwshchov's offer of a truce to tha bitter Ideological conflict. Thors was n« Immediate Soviet reaction, but soma ob* servers ezpected the dispute to play an important part ia tho Soviet Communist party's Central Committee mooting next month. Thors hara beta repeated reports bar* th a t another ate tem pt might ba m adt la bring Soviet and Chines* negotiators togothor to work ont soma settlement of th* dlspttto. Th# last such talks ended tn fail­ ure last summer. Tha increas­ ingly vitriolic ton* of tha Chi­ nes* attacks mad* a new at­ tempt also seem foredoomed to failure. Diplomats said until aueb a meeting, Indications wora that tha Sovtats would stand by their policy of peaceful coexistence with th* West, aa outlined in a handbook of So­ viet documents on tha dispute Issued Monday. Tha handbook called Pe­ king's positions “slanderous" and mistaken, but it mada n* direct personal attacks on any of tho Chinos* leader*. ALA310, Tenn. (UPI) — A fleeing car. a police car and and automobile loaded with Hoy Scouts headed for a bowl­ ing outing, slammed into a freight train a t a railroad crossing Monday night. Four persona were killed and five others injured. Tho dead In- Three Youths Held Three white juvenile* who rinded two scouts and th* desecrated tha Trinity AMB driver* of two of tha cars. (Negro) Church last weekend were taken Into custody by No Meeting Police I.t. Ben Butler Monday TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - while also damaging ths in­ The Stats Cabinet did not terior of 'an old property meet today. Gov. Farris Bry­ known as “tha Mansion” on ant and most of the state of­ East Second S tm t, Pollco ficials were in Pinellas Coun­ Chief Huy Williams said to­ ty for a meeting with the day. The youths wera turned county'* Democratic Party over to Juvenil* suthoritas and are being held In county JalL hierarchy, ADDITIONAL COPIES OF The Sanford H erald ANNUAL Progress Edition ARE AVAILABLE AT THE HERALD OFFICE 204 W. FIRST ST. Price — 30c P er Copy Coupon On P age 2 -- r r i 9e i ^-tel 1* %•(j � 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. 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City Council thii arc E. E. Williamson, Geri Hit* m ao and Joseph Dean. Williamson ■ y la n e C aitelberry DRURY LIBRARY OFFICIALS diacuaslng plan* for next Thuraday's Annual Silver Tea are, from left, Mina Eleanor Illncr, trustee; Mlaa Ruth Bakh, librarian and Mra. Harold Lynch, paat chairman. The public la In­ vited to the Tea which will be held from 3 until 5 p.m. (Cox Photo) By Mra. Unitor The DtBary Public Library etD celebrate National Book W eek h r holding Its annual RUver Tea from I until | p. m . ■ n t Thursday undsr ths diSection o f M n - Charles Braun, general chairman. A d resident* o f DeBary and Btarby sommunlHo* are tnvlt■d to attend the tea and to In■pect the library facilities and browse through the book colfaction*. Committees participating In arrangements for the event art, (T sa) Mra. Prank Maher, Mrs. Charles Ulrich and Mrs. Thomas Howard. (T e a T able) Mrs. Philip D. Lounshury asalated fey Mr*. Arthur W. Lambert and Mra. John M. B ym . (M usic) Mra. Charles C. Bartoeh. (Book Display) Miss Elmn L. Johnston and (Membsrship) Mrs. Mlllspsugb Van Brack!*. Mias Ruth Balcb, Mrs. Harold Lynch, U n . Jam** V. Richards and Misa Eleanor Halner will prrtlde at the tea table, assisted by members o f the volunteer Library Staff, The DeBary Pro* Public LIbrary was organised five years ago and now has a collection o f mors than B.000 volumes. These may bs borrowed and all faciliUea o f the Libn used w ithout payment o f ■ fees o r duet. Tho Library receives no g srnmentat funds, and has o three sources o f income—d ntlona at the silver tea. fi from overdue book*, and mi berahlpa In ths DeBary brary Association. This org lialion ia made up o f men i woman who, believing a 1 public library ia a eommut asset, voluntarily pay 81 nunl dues fo r Its aupp Anyone who wishes m ay [ the association while atti |ng the ten. Frederick H. Cleveringa gathered at Camp Lanoche Fire Chief Paul Bates and for the W e k lm District Pall several members o f the Cas­ Camporee. selberry Volunteer P i n D e­ partment will take to the sci-Ann,” their Ufe like m o­ woods Utli weekend to dem on­ del, which will be used In mouth to strate techniques o f artifice* demonstrating lal respiration and fire p re­ mouth reacue breathing at a vention to the Boy Scouts program PrMay evenlnf and in the “ Worth Seeing" area on Saturday, when toe boys win be permitted to practice what they have learned. Through the cooperation o f (he Seminole Chapter of the American Red Croas, Bales will also be showing the color "That They M a y movie, L iv e." Scouts from Troop M l o f By Jane C aaseMerry The South Seminole W el­ Casselberry will be Instruct­ com e Wagon N ewcom ers Club ing other boys at the Camwill meet Thursday, Nov, I t, porce bow to make the var­ at the Villa N ora Restaurant ious rope splices. Boys In ths troop who have la Winter Park at 11:30 tor hiked the “ Chow Hound T rail" luncheon and cards, Each member Is asked to to Oviedo and back will be bring canned goods for the proudly wearing the new fourclub’s Thanksgiving w elfare color patches which arrived project. The club will supply just in timo for the camporee. The original patch waa de­ Ihe main course and other signed by Scoutmaster Ted essentials for the baskets. The South Seminole N ew ­ Daniel and features a horn com ers have received a spe­ o f plenty and a Brahma Bull. By Mrs. CUrance Snyder Reports that ths ehartor tor ths Osteen Clvle Association has been approved snd filed fey B ecn U ry o f Btoto Tom Adams wars raids at an axec- By Donna Estoa New street signs are on or­ der by the I-on awood City Council and will be erected at 37 Intersections In the city as mon as delivered. Nine earmarked tor Grant to be located at the corner* of Georgia, Pasadena, Magnolia, Jessup, Warren. Evergreen, Main, Reiter and Tullu. Tw o will go up on Oak at Tullis end Itriter and two on Wilms at the corners of War­ ren and Church. Oleander will get one at the Intenec turn of Tullii and there will be four on Highland, at Pasa­ dena. Seminole, Land and Nurses Invited To Conference On Cancer A special conference 4-H Members Asked To Meet on eaneer will be held at Cape Colony Inn in Cocoa Beach next Wednesday for nurses living in Orange. Seminole Volusia, Martin, and Brevard. St. Indian Lucie, River countit*. Registration for the all day Faculty Has Luncheon By Bernice Kelsey The faculty o f tho SiLuke * Christian Day School In Slavis waa entertained re­ cently with a luncheon held In the new section of the school. Parent - T each rr League member* serving as hostesses were Sira. George Bradshaw, Mrs. Charles K Uridge. Mrs. Dun Lukas, Ur*. A lb e rt Good­ man, Urn. Ferdinand Duda Sr., Ur*. Jerry Arnut, Mr*. \Char lea Fox and Mra, Ivan JakubdK cial invitation to an Open House at Sunland Training Center this Sunday as the club sponsors two retarded girls, Darlene ami Cissy, who are patients there. At least two mem bers of the club visit them each month. There are 750 patients of all agra and beds will soon lie avallahls for 300 more. Donations of uted clothing in all su es are always w elcom e. Those planning to attend the benefit matinee perform ­ ance o f 'M y Three Angels" at the Orange Blossom Play­ house in Orlando on Wednes­ day, Dee. 11, shoukl contact Mrs. Dominic LaPom a o f Al­ tamonte Springs, club presi­ dent, for tickets and reserva­ tions. The benefit will be sponsor­ ed by the Winter Park Wel­ come W a g o n N ewcom ers Club. A buffet luncheon will be served from It a. tn. to 1 p. m. and the curtain will go up at 1:30 p. m. session will be it 9 a.m. with the fee set for tl per person. Invitation to attend i* oprn to all registered nurses, li­ censed practical nurse*. student nurses and Inactive or retired nurses. Theme of both Ihe morning and afternoon meetings will be “ The Nurse’ s Role In the Care and Treatment of Can­ cer Patients." The conference Is being presented by the Florida Nurses Association. Inc., Con­ ference Group on Geriatilcs and Long Term llinrsi. Dis­ tricts 31. 34 and 39 and the Florida Division o f the Amer­ ican Cancer Society and ill Brevard County U nit By Mona Grinslrsd Miss Myrtle Wilson, borne demonstration agent, will meet tn North Orlando next Thursday at ( p. m. in the Civic Building with all form­ er 1 11 Club mem bers and those Interested in becoming H I members. If sufficient interest in the program is shown, a club will be organised and a regular schedule of meetings planned. Monroe Girls Bake Brownies Instruction on baking brownies were given by SlUi Myrtle Wilson, home dem on­ stration agent, to It members of Ihe Lake .Monroe 4-11 first year group at their meeting last Thursday In the Com­ munity Building at the school. Demonstrating the sloph ystep instructions were Susan Elver and Kathy Ryals. Roll call was given by Karen Kirk­ patrick after which the group repeated, in unison, the 411 pledge. The brownies were sampled, after they w ere baked, by each girl present. munlty as he has previously •even year*. M rs. woman Hitsman, ever council ofifee history, Is to the run first for a in Longwood'a also fam iliar to many o f th« townspeople. Joseph JOSEPH DEAN Dean, although a relative newcomer, has been a resident and businessman of the city for the past two years. Williamson Mate* that since he is retired, he has all the time necessary to devote to council work and promises that if elected he w ill work for the best Interests of the town t o far ns he la able. He w as born in Georgia but has lived in Longwood for 21 years. He Is married, has two married daughters and seven grandchildren and is a members of the Primitive Baptist Church in Orlando. Mrs. Hitsman, a resident of the cily for Ihe past to y e a n , states that U she is elected she will work to keep the post office in its present location as well as to encour­ age a variety store to locate In the city and to obtain more adequate street lighting. She and her husband. Dun, are parents o f two ion s and have one grandson. She is a member o f the Longwood Civic League and rondurlre** > in the Auxiliary I'nit to South Seminole VFW Post 8307. Mrs. Hitsman believes her I Interest in growth and wel. fare of the town qualifies her to be a good councilman, i Dean says that being a local businessman, he is ui• tcrested in promoting tht growth o f the city and dc. sires to be ta a position . where he can present new . and young ideas to the com. munity. He is particularly in­ terested in working with young people, in combating Juvenile delinquency and in r seeing something done about the water problem. Dean was born in Grew ­ villa, S. C. in d U a member o f the Catholic Church of the Nativity and the Interna­ tional Barber's Unioa. By Jane Casselberry By M rs. H. L. Johnaoa PTO School m em bers of The Wilson Council window Parents of of Teachers South at Seminole Elementary School Tuesday night’s meeting to will hold a rummage sale at use proceeds from the Hallo­ Kern Plata Shopping Center, ween Carnival to purchase Paola and the voted curtains for the school and to contribute 913 cooking utensils for the lunchroom. Appointed as a committee to be In charge o f selecting the curtains Jam es DeBary knows •erred on council * total of toward The (a well to most residents o f the com* Duplicate Bridge Club played 11 tables In two sections at this week's Tuesday afternoon meeting In the Recreation Hull of the De­ Bary Fire Station, Section A was directed by Howard Middleton. Winners were NS, first, Mr*. Robert Nichols and Mrs. Edwin Wnchtrr; second, Mrs. Ruth BUtt and Mr*. It. W. Roaehorough; third, 31rt. Doyle Driver and William Wood lock. EW, first, Mr*. Ida B. WUeon and 31 ra. W. Wood lock; second, M n . Arthur Willguoie and Sira. Louise Middleton; third, C. R. Andrews and F. R. Froehlich. Section B was directed by E. Z. Walters. Winners were, NS. first, K. Z. W allers and and Mr*. Georg* Pearsall; third, Mrs. David Singer and Norman Meyer. EW, first. Sir*. Nnn Ed­ wards and Sirs. Myrtle Dunnebacke second. Sir. snd Sirs. E. SI. llmkle *nd third. Mr*. Styron Accardi and Sirs. liar* ry Schoh. Guild Sets Sale The A»cen«k>n Lutheran Lad­ ies Guild at Casselberry will sponsor a rummage sale F ri­ day and Saturday starting at 8 a. m. at the Super Valu Food Store on SR 434. were Murray, Principal chairman. Clyde Robertson. Carl Moyer ami PTO President Herbert Muse. In other business Ihe group voted tn enter a small float In the annual Jay tee Christ­ mas Parade and appointed Mrs. H. T. Slicer as chair­ man o f this project. It was also voted to provisle funds for each class to have a Christmas Party with teachers and room mothers in charge. Mr*. M urray's first grade won Uw room count. Refresh­ ments w ere served by first grade mothers. By Francrs Wester Efforts are being made by the 1-ake Mary Women’ s Club to conduct a fcaribility sur­ vey for the organisation of a Lake M ary Community Lib­ rary Association. The club, which has agreed to take over the library pro­ ject from the Lake Mary Chamber o f Com m erce, has on hand a total o f som e too good booka donated by inter­ ested residents o f the com ­ munity. In addition it has lo­ cated a building available for moving if a suitable pro­ perty site could be obtained. hope that the Members facility can lie set up anti In lull operation by Ihe time school ia out next summer. However, interest and su p port on the part o f residents are needed. The club requests that those persons in 1-ake Mary and the surrounding communities who would be Interested in seeing a Library Association formed contact Mrs. Olan V. (Ruth) Houtwetl o f Little Venice tn order that further plans can be made at the earliest possible date. Tly Jane Casselberry The Prom Committee has been selected a t Lyman High School tn make plant for this year’* Junior-Senior Prom. The committee consist* o f Chuck Wngner, chairman, Ruth Kicm. Ann Trawick Elnine Ilaynie, Candy Totter, Andy llinely, Terry Harmon and Dale Terry. Mr*. Lois Coleman it facul­ ty sponsor fo r the Prom. Other Junior Cln-» sponsor* are Mr*. Mildred Dturus and Fletcher Cockrell. The Juniors have been con­ By Jane Casselberry ducting a tale o f magsxins The South Seminole Garden subscriptions to raise fund* Club wilt travel to Eustts for the affair. Fralay, Nov. 33. for a field trip in place of their regular meeting next Slonday. The club member* will visit “ The B a m " nursery where they will hold their program and meeting at 10 a. m „ followed by luncheon at the Lakeshore Restaurant. Those wishing to go should meet at the Casselberry Putt Office at 9 a. m. Reservations for the luncheon should be made with Sira. William Titford o f Jackson Court, Cas­ selberry, by next M ood s). Scout Leader Holds Party Legion Post To Host Council lly Shirley Wentworth A most successful “ World G ift P arty " was held last week by Mra. John Hall, lead­ er o f Bear la k e Son! Troop lt>7, at her home on Bear La Vs Terrace. Proceed* o f the event will go for a worthwhile project o f the troop to be announced at a later date. Stra. Hall reported more than 23 ladies were present for the party By Jane Cassrtberry American Legion Memorial Po*t 334 of Casselberry will play host to representatives from the 33 posts In tho sixth district Sunday from 2 4 p.m. for the Commandcr'a Coun­ cil. Th« meeting, which will be held in the Castclberry Wo­ man's Club building on Overbrook Drive, will take the place o f the post * regular monthly nice Lag. THE CHARTER for VFW Auxiliary 10050 of Caaaelberry waa formally presented by Mra. Maude G. Harrell, paat department president, right, to Mra. Hollis Johnson, auxiliary president, during Sunday's dinner for veterans and UMir I nb Ui i l (ilcn ld Photo), The regular monthly meet­ ing o f the 1-ongwood Area Ch amiter of Com m erce will be hckl at 8 p. m. todsy ta the Civic League Building on Church Street. N o ip eriil program has been announced for this meeting. By Sirs. Adam Slulier and white printed d a -' ■ rurta^ drapes are u-ei at eral public will be held from toe large windows overlook­ ing Ihe garden patio l until 3 p. m., Sunday, at Down the hall from the DeBary Manur, a new center dining room are two sraalVr for nursing and convalescent lounges, one near the head care in a re lined manner, nurse’s station and one ncjr which is expected to open in the housekeeping apartment the very near future. rooms which are completely A reception for area phy­ furnished down to china anl sicians snd their wive* was :auware. held from 4 until 8 p m. last Single apartment*, each de­ Saturday and ministers o f the corated in a different color community were guests on ! scheme, are equipped wdh Sunday. private bath and full clothes A bright and cheerful at­ closets. mosphere ha* been created The Manor, which is located throughout the Manor by the on Highway 17-93 in DeBary, decorator. Mr*. William Bali, will be stalled in part by of the Little Studio in Titus- Sirs. Florence Weber of De­ title. The main lounge is car­ Bary as head nurse; Mrs. E. peted In goid with drapes Yerian of Lake Mary a* of apple green. Furnishings housekeeper; Mrs. Sidney consist of a cotton satin cuv- Emanuel of Enterprise a* trad quilted settee in shades food manager and Ed Carter of blue and green with cherry of DeBary as raaratenan.o |man. Administrator is John J. Jenkins who already is on duty at the Slanor office k>j rated at the right o f the mam l entrance. An Open House for the ;cn �^ * © It r g > a ttfo rb WEATHER: Fair through Saturday; high today around 70; low tonight In 40a. VOL. 56 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 FRI.. NOVEMBER 15, 1968 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 62 c LO 0* By the way, hare you been to tee the one-woman art exUUt at flaakarlk’a? A general variety of subjects la covered by the artist, Cretehen Lewis Crowell. One of noatalgie in­ terest la a downtown scene fe a l u r i n g “The Cloefe" (above) and a few well known local people of the year 1911. The exhibit may be wen dally until Bee. 1. • • • • Ten Cub Scouts o f Den S, Sanford P a ck 354. recently w ere hosted by B. C. Smith, ADJ-3, In a visit to the flight line of Heavy Attack Squad­ ron 3 at Sanford N aval Air Station. • • • “ Project Alert.” a group of Central Floridians concerned about the Communist chall­ enge to the Am erican w ay of life, needs volunteers to work o o (he clu b 's float for the D c«. 4 Christmas parade. * • • Monthly dinner-meeting of Hie Seminole County Board of Realtors will be held at 5:30 p. m. Monday at SlidFlorida Country Club. • • W U V A••• Adm. Ramsey FSU Celebrates T A L L A H A M E E (U P I) — Florida 8tata University etodenta shelved their booka at noon today and plunged head* long Into the university’s an­ nual homecoming festivities. • Jamei W. Neville, son of CPO and Mrs. Guy Neville, 215 Oakland Avenue, has been notified bo has been Included In "Wbo’a Who In American Colletea and Universities.” Ha u a junior majoring in education at West Georgia College, Carrollton, Ga. • JFK Asks Early Tax Cut Action • People from the Buckeye Stata ara going for Deltona in a big w ay. Cleveland and Akron residents already have Invested a half-million dol­ lars in Deltona homes and homesltes. Another airborne caravan of BO retirement homesite shoppers from Cleveland ami Akron will fly In Saturday for a two-day In­ spection. And on the follow­ ing weekend, Nov. 23-31. 80 m ore Akronitcs will fly hero. • • • MORE CH R ISTM AS CHEEK: Santa should receive quite a boost from the 534,000 In Christmas Club checks m ailed out today to 830 mem­ bers by Sanford Atlantic Na­ tional Bank. • • • Public Is Invited to the an­ nual meeting o f the Seminole County Association for Mental Health at 8 p. m. Tuesday at the County HealthDepart­ ment. A film will be shown. • • • House appropriations com ­ mittee today approved $1 mil­ lion for the proposed crossFlorida barge canal and $14 million for Ihe Central snd Southern Florida Flood Con­ trol District. U tte r agency is working toward promoting the Upper St. Johns River in­ to a game refuge, recreation­ al area and flood control dis­ trict. • • • A form er commander o f Sanford's Heavy Attack Wing One, now the top man la At­ lantic Flett aviation, will attend the last three deya o f the Wing's t e n t h annual Bombing Derby Dec. 9-14 at Sanford Naval Air Station. Wing sources said today they have received word that Vice Adm. Paul H. Ram sey, commander of Naval Air Forces in the Atlantic Fleet, will arrive In Sanford D ec. 12 in time to attend the Chamber of Commerce Navy-clvllfan luncheon scheduled that day at the Mayfair Hotel. The veteran aviator will r e ­ main la Sanford Friday, D ec. 13, for briefings and a B om b­ ing Derby cocktail party, and Saturday for an air show, carrier airmanship dem on ­ strations and presentation of awards. Admiral Ramsey {then a captain) became Ihe W ing's second commander In August 1931, succeeding now Rear Adm. Robert Goldlhwalte, the current commander o f Fleet Air activities for the Jackson­ ville area, Ramsey lerved as Wing Commander u n t i l August 1933. Another Norfolk-based o f­ ficial, Rear Adm. Forsyth Massey, also has announced plans to attend part o f the week-long fleet exercise. Masscy, who la commander of Fleet Air In Norfolk, will atlead Derby activities on Dec. 13 and 14. * Massey was commanding officer of the carrier L’ SS Intrepid In the mid- 1930s when it was the sea-going home o f Sanford's Heavy At­ tack Squadron Seven. He alio bad the distinction o f serving in 1951 as tem por­ ary commander of the U. S. Sixth Fleet In the Mediter­ ranean while still a fairly “ junior” Admiral. The week’ s focal point tor Ihousands of Florida civilians will be the Dec. 14 Open House and air show, featur­ ing demonstrations in In­ flight refueling, aerobatics, loft-bombing and carrier air­ manship. All told, five of Ihe ilx squadrons assigned to Heavy Attack Wing One will be par­ ticipating In the week's exer­ cise plus three squadrons representing Air Groups One and Three of Jacksonville. Unity Talks Set VATICAN CITY (L T I ) TTm Vatican Council today closed o ff debate on church administration and cleared the floor fo r their long awaited discussion on how to achieve Christian unity. School Fire CAPT. JAMES 0. Mayo, cnmmamlinK officer of and representing all the officers and men of Heavy Attack Wine One, this momlntr pre­ sented a check for $3,005 to the United Fund of Seminole County, represented here by Chnlrmun Paul Lewis (right). (Herald Photo) VAH-1 Hands Over $3905 Check To UF United Fund official* this morning expressed con­ fidence that the campaign for I Is,000 for nine ngentie* will surpass the goal . . . although reports were tagging this morning. Today at 3 p. m. Is Ihe deadline. However, UF officials Miil i i / i r l i art roi^.ng (u that contributions are gain­ ing . . , and they feel (he worker* are holding bxrk In an effort to attain 100 or m»re p e r c e n t of quotas. e • • Th* United Fund of Semi­ nole County received n s sec­ ond big boost from the Nuvy today ns Sanford's Ih-avy A t­ tack W ing One huruled drive chairman Paul Lewis, Jr., a check for I31MJ3.1I, the result of donation* by every officer $19 Million Job At Canaveral CAPE C A N A V E R A L (U P I) — The Army Corps of Engi­ neers sniil two Montgomery (A la.I firm* were awarded a $ 19,291,000 contract to huihl n launch pad for Saturn V rock­ et*. The project, awarded to Blount. Brothers Corp. and M M, S umlt Construction Co., in­ cludes installation o f launch atcu facilities und construe, tiun of it three-mile crawlerway on which the rockets will b« transported to the launch pad. Construction is scheduled for completion in May, 1to'>■”>. Note on the spindle: Why don't the downtown m er­ chants keep their windows covered during the Dec. 4 Christmas Parade? Arid un veil them at 7 p.m. the same evening? Will draw prosja-cTA LLA H ASSEE (U P I) — tlvc shoppers hack to town. Attorney General Richard Er­ Not an original Idea . . . pro­ vin hns ruled that elate, coun­ posed by a well-wisher. ty and municipalities ara not • • * required to file far exemptions A lonely old lady . . . no from property tuxes. (rlmd*. n<* relatives . . . In nmkirig the ruling for (address a secret I is in need Comptroller Kuy E. Green, •f a hearing aid. A njone will Ervin said it would t* helpful ing to dona Ie such a device, if such property was listed call R. E. Porler at 312 M12. with county tux assessors to • • • Chief Hoy Williams directed simplify determining which W IN TER HAVEN (U P I)— bis police ofiiecrs to com ­ properties in a county were W lllsrd K. Roe o f Winter mence wearing winter uni­ exempt. Haven w ai reelected presiforms as o f midnight tonight. dent o f the Florida Citrus Ex­ • • • position Thursday night st the Courthouse i< really taking annual directors meeting. on a new look . . . wonder The hoard also voted unani­ what the end rrsull will be? mously to re-elect W. F. Law­ So far . . . to good. less o f loike Alfred as chair­ t • • CHICAGO ( U P I ) - A com- man: Herbert E. Apple, Rob* Jim Lee, UF chairman for all state employes here, re­ muntralirm* scientist said to­ ert Snlvely anil A. A. l-ang ported to UF hq. this morning day the American pay check o f Winter Haven as vice presi­ dents; W. E. Uynerson as sec­ that the county experiment may be com e extinct. Joseph W. Hsllna o f the retary and Arthur Harris as station bas donated too per International Telephone and treasurer. ernt. • • • Telegraph Corp.. Paramus, RR and street traffic sig­ N. J., told the National Auto­ nals went out at l:Ju this mation Conference that auto­ FORT C O L L I N S , Colo morning at 13th and French mation technique* eventually . . . tied up traffic into a real will Include the wage earn­ (U P I) — Kifty Colorado State University students have put snarl until Ihr lights were in ers' weekly check. “ The average wage earner a new, pensive twist tin a col­ operation again. • • • may never need to handle bis lege cra te to stuff something Chamber Mgr. John Knder check,” he said, “ or, tf be with students. Last weekend Warns Ihe national flag MAY does, it will be a confirming all haif-ahundred of them NOT be used lor advertising copy, possibly to show to his were jam m ed Inside a 1941 hears* at Us* aa os* Wrua. * w ile.” pu rposes. t Ervin Rules On Properly Taxes Citrus Group Picks Officers <• I their If This Be Automation, Pfoui On It No Rehearsal? and man in the W ing's s ta ff nrtil six squadrons. In passing the 100 per rent participation mark, th# W ing also exceeded ite monetary quota hy 5405 It or 12 per cent. One nf the W ing’ s unit, Heavy Attack Squadron One, contributed nearly one and iine-linlf time* its goal, or 147 per cent, ( hand'aft t e n ;, pdm?ed out that tliia figure is especially impressive In view o f tha squadron's being deployed In the Mediterranean during the entire period o f the' drive, then-hy not having the benefit o f local publicity rnmpalgns to encourage donations. All told, V A H -l contributed $730 toward a 951.1 quota. Cnpt. James O. .Mayo made the presentation in behalf o f the more than 2.UU0 persons who comprise his command. This donation, when added to a previous contribution nf $1.17*1.19 from th„ Navnl Air Stotiun, put the local military shove the $5,000 mark. In praising the Nuvy for it* “ splendid co-operation,1' Lewis explained that thu NAS Sanford arid Heavy Attack Wing Ono contribution* “ rein resent better than |0 per cent of the Seminole County goal.' The two command*, with i combined working force o f about 1,000 (including civil Una), employ five per cent of the county's population. “ We have nlwny* felt very strongly that thu Nuvy is a full-fledged partner o f our eommunity in every way,” the chairman stuted. “ The tremendous support the Navy ha* given ns in the United Fund only serves to reinforce this area. “ It is with a great deal o f admiration that we accept these generous donations.” The totat W ing contribu­ tion, in addition to VAII-1, In­ cluded the follow in g: Heavy Attack Squadron Three, $1,tWt.95; V A ll-5 , $44112; V A H 7, $148.12; V A If-9, $450.00; VAH-11, $135.00; VAII 11, De­ tachment Eight, $215.60, ami the W ing staff, <14X43. L A ST riNECHEST (U P I) — A pre-dawn fire destroyed the auditorium and part n f the lunch room o f Pinecrest High School in Hillsborough Coun­ ty today rauslng about $05,000 In damage. Zip Contract WASHINGTON (U P I) — The Post O ffice Department awarded three contracts total­ ing more than $1.2 million Thursday for research on de­ velopment o f an electronic brain to read tip coded mail addrettea. Border Dispute ADDIS AB A B A . Ethiopia (U P I) — The 12-nation Or­ ganisation o f African Unity (O A U ) took up th# border dispute between Algeria and Morocco today in the first major test o f Its peace-keep­ ing machinery. Election Later N EW T O R K (U P I)—Presi­ dent Kennedy called today for prompt pasta gw o f his $11 billion tax cut proposal a* toppriority "Insurancw against recession” In 1314 and said It would create 2 to $ million m ore Jobs. Kennedy described Senate adoption o f the House-approv­ ed tax cut legislation as the most Important single step that rould lie taken to reduce high unemployment. The tax hill provides for lower tax rate* on corporate and Individual Incomes effec­ tive Jan. I, 1914. It (a pend­ ing before the Senate Finance Committee. Thn President eald In ■ speech prepared fo r the 3th biennial convention o f the AFL-CIO that the need for more Jobe and economic secur­ ity was the overriding domes­ tic Issue In the United States. The business recovery may be running out o f steam, he warned. Kennedy who said that he would nut have Wen elected without A F L • CIO support, termed existing unemployment un “ Intolerable waste” thnt slu uld he attacked hy slash­ ing tux rutra. "Last year's loss o f man­ hours, In term* of those will­ ing but unable to find full time work, was a staggering one billion work days lost, equivalent to shutting down tha entire economy with no production, no service* and no |oiy for over three weeks,” he said. “ That ia an intolerable AAKiUN, South V iet Nam ( l i f t ) —Junta chairman Maj. Gen. Duong Van Minh said In an In’ rrview made public to­ wuste.” The A F L - CIO Executive day that election* fo r an altrtvilian government might he Council ha* demanded gov­ held “ from 4 to 12 months” ernment action to deal with heavy unemployment which from now. has leveled o ff at 6.6 per rent of the lelior force in recent MIAMI (U PI) — Diane months. The labor federation Marie Valley, a shapely red­ supports the Kennedy lux cut Held In Robbery head with a passion for poo­ bilk dle*. and David Edward* were waiting tnduy to lie returned to New York to face charges in a $16,000 Trenton, N. Y., hank robbery. One-Man Voyage A PIA , Samoa (U P I) — W il­ liam Willis, 70-year-old New Yorker who sailed across the pacific on a raft, said Thurs­ day ha planned to continue ■m to Australia on hi* one-man craft despite efforts hy Island* er* In dissuade him from completing hi* voyage. Reds Agree SE O U L Korea (U P I) — Communist North Korean o f ­ ficial* have agreed to meet with United Nations Com­ mand (UNC) officials Sat­ urday to discus* an attack on UN soldiers In the demilitar­ ized zone between North and Smith Korea, It was an­ nounced belay. Safe Conduct UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (U P I) — Secretary General Thant was Instructed today to seek a safe conduct guar­ antee from the United State* for Portuguese rebel Capt. Henrique Gslvao, central fig ­ ure In a dramatic high sea* mutiny and naval chase two year* ago. C A LL! Slip ftmforfi firralii Annual Progress Edition WILL Bill Called Top Priority for Senate UE OUT M onday, November 18th I f Y o u W o u ld L ik e T h in S p ecia l 8 1 P a n e P ic t o r ia l E d itio n M a ile d T o F rien d * A n y w h e r e In T h e U n ite d S l a t e * O r O v e r -ca n . . . M A IL Y O U R L IS T IN N O W ! Coupons On Pag* 1 ( E n c lo s e -T0c P e r C o p y , P le a s e ) SHS Shop Plans Are Completed Completed plan* for Iho new ahup building to be added to Seminole High School will be sent to Tallahassee for ap­ proval next week. Tho final drawings were reviewed and approved at tb o County School Board meeting Thurs­ day. The hoard member* set Dec. 13 as the tentative date for opening bid* on the con­ struction. Addition* to schools around the county are in the planning *tage ami it was said th*- prr lim inary drawings will be ready (nr thu (ward's review at the next meeting In De­ cem ber. The music room at L'rooms' High School will he enlarged, a five-room addi tion to Lake Mary Element ary School, and two class rooms for elementary grades will be added to Oviedo School. It Is hoped by the board the final plan* Will he ready in January in order that bids can be let and con­ struction started in th * spring. The new shop building ft Seminole High School will greatly enlarge U10 vocation­ al training facilities there, it was said, and prepare mora students for immediate em ­ ployment upon graduation. Other business before the board w ai the routine can­ vassing of ballots and confir­ mation of results o f the recent election. Southside PTO Meets Tuesday The Southside PIT) will h eir a com plate report o f tha Hal. lowenn carnival at a meeting o f tha group Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Southside School, A social wilt he held in thu |school lunchroom following ' the meeting. THESE ARE CHEERLEADERS? Thcie boys o f Lyman High School sparked the “Powder P u ff' football game Thursday night, opening th* homecoming tonight. Gold Team stored a 14-12 victory over the Blue Team in the Powder Puff (girl*) football giinie. Lyman Greyhound* face the Florida Air Academy In the homecoming game tonight. (See story on sports page 6.) (Dick Grant Photo) Two County Cold A Record From Planning Group Key West To Capital Meets Tuesday l!y United Press International Seminole and Orange coun­ ty groups, working toward a long-ran go planning study fur the two-county area, will meet Tuesday afternoon at Orlando In an e ffo rt to reach a defi­ nite program. Federal agenelea hav« di­ rected political subdivisions shell have a definite planning program before they will pro­ vide matching funds for sueh projects as roads, recreation­ al areas, urban development, etc. County commissioners, may* or, legislative representative* and county engineers met Thursday at Orlando in an “ exploratory session." It was reported then the two counties may have to provide a ft 00,000 fund to aid the State Road Department In a traffic study , . . but a Seminole official said thla morning that he la confident thla wilt not he necessary. Bryant Just Spectates Some T A L L A H A S SE E (U P f) — Gov. Farris Bryant aald Thursday he la only an Inter­ ested spectator In the 1911 gubernatorial race, but hinted he may be at tha starting line hy the Feb. I deadline. Th« governor, parrying questions about his political future el his weekly new* con­ ference, was casual and hu­ morous, but carefully avoided either stepping in or out o f the ring. He *aid response to news stories that Florida’s off-yea r election setup may have eliminated the prohibition against a governor succeeding him self have been “ very grai ifying.” “ I have received a reason able number o f letters from people asking nm to run,” ho said. Bryant repeated he has no iniim-diato plana to run again, but quickly added he could conceive of circum ­ stance* that would change hi* mind. One such circumstance, ho suid with a aniile, would Imi If (lie office threateneii to go by default because there were no candidates. Tem perature*, dropped to to the low 20'a In the 1'anhandl* record low* from Key Weat to and Ihe mld-40's In South Temperature* plunged Tallahassee early todny, but Florid* (o r the second morn­ weathermen said eitrua cropa ing in n raw, but weathermen and truck vegetables went un­ predicted n w anning trend scathed except for the extreme over the weekend. Th# Lakeland Frost Warn­ northern part o f the atate. ing Service said that heavy fruat In the extrema northern pert o f the state killed tom * L te bean and squash cropa, but that cltrua waa n ot both­ ered by tha cold. "In fa ct," the service re­ MOSCOW (U P I) — The U. ported, ‘The cold may have put S. Embassy today informed soma color and awcetneaa into tha fru it." surprised Soviet official* that Although crops fared well, the United State* would not Florldnna shivered in tha u gtake part in scheduled cul­ seasonable cold and record tural exchange talks as long Iowa of 23 at Tallahaaaae, Sd aa Yale Prof. Frederick C. a t Key W est and 45 i t the Barghonm Is held on espio­ Miami A irport were recorded nage rhargts. fo r thla aarty In tha year. American sources aald So­ Jacksonville had e freezing viet cultural officials acted 31 degree* and th* thermom­ surprised and protested that eter reed 29 at Gainesville, the exchange agreement has The mercury hit 15 on the no connection with the ar­ Gulf coast a t Tampa. rest o f the 62-year old New A t Lakeland, In tha heart o f York-born professor, n So­ the cltrua belt, tha tempera­ viet affairs expert and a lead­ ture dropped to 42— safe foe er In th* cultural exchange even tha tender, young eitrua program. tree*. But the amhassy relayed thn State Department's decis­ ion to suspend th« negotia­ tions pending Barghoorn’a re­ lease, Officials noted that part o f th* cultural exchange pro­ gram to be discussed had been worked out by Barghoorn BUZZARDS B A Y, SI a a t . him -elf a student exchange between Ysle and Kiev uni­ ( U P I ) — Tha erlppled tanker Dynafuel, rammed Thursday versities. The Soviet presi today car­ by a Norwegian freighter, ried a surprisingly full report sunk stem first o f f Cape Cod on President Kennedy's de­ todny with a chunk o f the how nial Thursday thnt Barghoorn protruding above water. Th* sunken veesel waa declared a was a spy. hazard to shipping. The 516 - foot Dynafuel sank and capsized In 30 to 40 feet of water after tha two locked ahlps parted. Tha col­ lision had I m b e d d e d tha freighter Into th* eoaatal .M. E. Yelvington, build­ tanker. Th* two vessels collided la ing amt planning director for the City of Sanford, bur** at daybreak Thursday In Buzzard* Bay, 10 mllea wax honored today by being eirrlrd president of Ihe from th* west end nf the ca­ Southern Building Code Con- nal and about 10 miles south gre*x, In rnnvrnllon at Hal- of New Bedford. A ll 62 crew­ lax, Tex., according to a men were rescued, but five re­ trlegram rrrrltrd by City ceived minor Injuries, Both ships were aet afire. .Manager W. E. Knowles. U.S. Retaliate In 'Spy' Arrest Damaged Tanker Sinks Bow Up Yelvington President Of Code Congress C U T -R A T E Icy Baby O K After N ight In Stolen Car TULSA. Okla. (U P I) — Itohert Davis, 7 months, wax healthy today despile a 25 de­ gree night he spent in an abandoned ear. "H e ’ s tough," Joe Davis, his father, said. Davis left his 11-pound wm with a friend Wednesday night with a frirnd Wednes­ day night. The friend left the tot in hli car momentarily and returned to find the car had been stolen. O fficer Mack Pok found Ihe ahandoned ca r seven hour* later. The baby wax on his knee* crying. A bottle of milk later, the baby was quiet and doctors said there wax nothing apparently wrong with him. '1 Die In Fire ST. PETERSBURG I U PI) — Four N egro children died In a fire at an apartment houia hire today while their mother waa out walking. L IQ U O R PR IC ES PLUS FREE GOLD IJOND STAMPS ------ 5THS. EARLY TIMES BOURBON CHARTER OAK B O l ItllON . OLD STAG BOURBON SEAGRAMS VO COURTS BLEND GUCK EMI KIM Eft BLEN D _ SEAGRAMS T BLEND .. SIR MALCOLM SCOTCH DKUKYH SCOTCH .... FIVE FLAGS VODKA PINTS - ............ 51.10 Vi ZORKO RUM BACARDI RUM FREE GOLD BOND STAMPS WITH PACKAGE GOODS CA RIDE LOUNGE VALDEZ HOTEL P �Families of the CoagregBCM-ttsir Chirob o f Sanford I United Church of Christ) will meet from 4 un­ til 4 p.m. Sunday at the church to make wreathe and arrange candles for Advent observance In the homes en ench of the four Advent Sun­ days. Four families will demon­ strate candle lighting cero­ Bad W ord? not hstran only, deceiving your own selves.'* This portion of Striptura Informs us that Intellectual assent to spiritual truths le net enough. We are saved by faith, but saving faith to the Mod that results In a renewed Ilfs. Obedience •ass “ to whet* to la the con­ text o f bis thinking. Several years ago I read of ad Incident that Illustrates what Is In my mind Near lin e s tails ns If we here no works then the faith that we ■peak o f to meaningless or dead. By the way, It to good for all of us to read com­ pletely the Book of Jaimes nt least once a year and portions much more often- It reminds us constantly that the Chris­ tian Ufa to one of obedience to God. This la not to be misunderstood that the writer thinks any ol us will oiwy perfectly but we should do so to the very best of our ability. It to true that if we ere obedient to our Lord that soma sacrifice will have to be made. Ws should be ashamed eometlmei when ws realise how little we ars willing to sacrifice for Him as ws read of the extent soma have been willing to go. All through the centuries people h»ve been willing to escrifles for their falthi During the Boxer Re­ bellion In Chian, Christiana found hard time* upon them. Pcrbape they wars as hard as they an In China today and In soma esses mors severe. One of the instances toll of a Chinese pastor who fait that his life would be taken because of hie faith, but ho wanted his sons to be caved so he had them hidden very eievarly. The pastor became a martyr but his sons were kept safely for awhile. Event­ ually they wars discovered monies in funUjr devotions at this a x tin r wMte another family will demonstrate the family candle ceremony for use in the home on Christmas Ere. An instrumental assemble will be i+ren by Eddie Hub­ bard, Pete Darmt, Marty Vfning and Betty Corbett. The Ethel Beet Circle of the Wom­ en's Fellowship will sponsor be a family song semes using auveni sad Christmee hymns. The sntue project to one Mona Bridges of Mona'e of a scries planned by the Florist and Gift Shop, seslit- church's Beard of Christian ed by Mrs, J. E. Woods, will Education to bring the family into mere vital relationship to the church and in particu­ lar for this season to make Advent and Christmas mom meaningful. Church O f God John T. Adame Jr. . Mem lee Warship - I tea x . P i Y. s. M*nre. EPISCOPAL CHURCHWOMEN of Longwood’s Christ Church inspect items contributed for the Nov. 80 Christmas Bazaar. In the group are, •rated from left. Mrs. J. J. C o lo and Mm. Charles Pasternack; standing, Mrs. Edward Kuhn and Mrs. Eugene Taylor. (Herald P h o t o ) Smorgasbord Planned By Longwood Circle Plans will bo mad* Sunday for th« annual Chrlttlnn Youtli Rally which la eponiored by the Sanford Ministerial Association fo r the youth from all churches in the a rea Adult youth lenders and ministers in the various churches racalvsd letters this weak from the Rally Commit­ tee which Is mads up this year o f Rev, Ray G regory, chair­ man and Rev. Charles Dees and Itev. Ed Smith. The letters asked that min­ isters, adult youth leaders, counselors and presidents o f youth groups In ssch church meet as a planning committee at S p.m. Sunday a t the First Methodist Church to leloct the time, piece, program and speaker fo r the Rally to bo held in February, 1(H>4. Last year’s Rally was held at Semi­ nole High School on s Satur­ day evening in February. it ia most important that each church bo represented at Sunday's meeting and pas­ tors end youth lenders nro asked to bring the youth group presidents. Presbyterians Set Supper By Dana* Eatre assisted by Mr*. Hyland. A Smorgasbord was planned at Ilia regular monthly m eet­ ing o f Longwood's St. CatherIns o f Siena Circle o f the Church o f the Nativity Cath­ olic Women'* Club held Tues­ day evening at tha home o f Mr*. Zeno Hyland. Mrs. Orland F ox was ap­ pointed chairman o f the event which will be held Sun dig-. Nov. 24, beginning at 1 p. tn. In the Social Hall o f the church. Tickets fo r adults and chil­ dren are available from any o f the members or may be purchased s t the dour. Tuesday night's meeting, which was conducted by Mr*. John Kennedy, chairman, was opined with prayers. Sixteen women attended. Mrs, Howard W atts and Mrs. Winifred W right, winter membere, were welcomed back to tha circle. Plans were made fo r a fund raising project in which a Midge und Barbie Doll, com ­ plete with wardrobes, will be awarded on Dec. IS. Mre. J. W. Hicks wee appointed chuirtnun of the project. Following the b u s i n e s s meeting refreshments of coke, cookies, coffee end tea wer* served by the hostess, Mrs. Margaret Shannon, who was The next meeting ua Dec. 11 will be held with Mrs. Myrl luedey School ...... I •aider School Trelhleg XJalee Worship 11 a Wed. nvestag | Morning Warship 11 MY** Milling* ___ li (Intermediate, Sealer ■vsalag Warship — 1 Congregational A lliance cn u rn en M ia s m a a T l U U R C S C M tn e jl ism rw k it* , at lera s«. fliv. C. C. Deis, J r . __Pillar Sunder School „ f :4 l a m. Worship Sirvlee li n e a m. Bvinlng Worship _ Ties p. m. Alliance Tooth Psllowihtp (Tees.) Site p. m. (Wsd) Prerir Service — T:l» p. m. A ssem bly O f God mder S c h o o l__ . li:S4 a m. ornlng Worship I1:IS s. m. ibis Study (Sunday} liSS p.m. vnngelletle Servile T:00 p-m. •d. Prsrar Meet T:0S p.m. Ill Stepluni --------— Pnitor A cordial Welcome to AU Blankenship, Mrs. W itts and o r rww wASAnnum Lake Mery, FI*. IU v. W. L. Holcombe, Pester Sunday t i l t A m. - ___Bible Softool ,l:s* a m . . Morning Worship TiW p. m. — Evening Sirrtcs fit e p. m. „ Wed. Mld-Weea Prayer Servlet* lit * p. m. fa d Wed. IdlMteaary Sorvlea Fr. Charles W . Vicar Holy Communion Sunday School _ Family Service l Sirmoa . (ho Misses Sadie and Winnie H. H. W i l d e r ------------Sunday School .— t:M M clinle serving as hostesses. Moraine Worship 1*:IS F.vmlnv Worship — T:Ji Toutti Hirv. (Sun.) S;0( Mid-Wills Sirv. (W id.) p. m. services tkis w t uourewi Men o f the Church o f First Presbyterian o f Hanford will be hosts for s supper to be held next Tuesday at 7 p.m. at s combined meeting with Sucre, Bolivia, is known ua Women of the Church. Reservations must bo made the "White City' because nil by calling the church office Be churches has white lownot later than Monday noon. W IL O O M S W ABOM Virginia Petroekl P. 0 . Box t i l l Hanford Nora Norrta TB M M * H. Semlnol* I’ll) Ilia Huge tut in# FA 1-S234 Lake Mary “SUghJtsojwiJiM £xa!M h O. Baptist Hi t . E. Ruth Great _ P u t or Sunday School _ _ _ 11:44 a. as. Morning Worship 11:08 a as. Sunday Evening _ Til* p. m. Wed. Bible Study _ 1:S* p. m. Conquerors Muting Friday ■ fits % » Church O f Christ r iS I T BAPTIST C SV X C S Lutheran F. B. Chance ------------ Factor Morning Worship S:tS a m. Sunday School — 1:41 A SA Morning Worship It:* * a m. Training Union — . 1:10 p. m. Knnlne Worahlp - T ill p. m. Wid. Prnyir Servle* T ill A an- BAPTIST CHI'BCD Blk SI. d Bally Avi Paul M. v allay — ---- t Sunday School _ 1C:SS Sunday Morning Worehlg 11 :M Konday Evening Worahlp __ T:04 W idmiday Prayir Bar v loo — _ T:0« PtMBCBBOT BAPTIST CHCHCM oaoea Bawg Presbyterian CHinCM BP CMMIST IBIS PatB A n s a Bart Brown —..... Evangl Sunday BiSI* s ta ly -------- a i t :* * A Morning Worahlp 11:44 a Erasing Servlet —, 4:1* p Mas "Itarald of Truth** 1 | Sunday oa Chaaaol • Tuesday Ladlss Btbl* Class 14:91 i Wodmaday Bible Cl aisle — . t :*• A Grover C. Sewsll, Jr. .. PsatoV Edgar W . Smith Jr. Aaalatant Faster Morning Worship 1:41 a n.. Church S c h o o l____*:45 a m. Scialon Mists . . to:4S a m. Mornlns Worahlp 11:«* A. M. Plonair Flllowihlp _*:#0 p.m. Senior III Followinlp 4:00 p.m. Ernest B. Bo lick. Jr. Pallor Kvtnlng Worship _ T:!0 p. m. Sunday School _ _ Sill a m. W id. Frayir M ilt T:04 p. a Chutch Serxleag — 14:te A m . Communion—First Sunday la c irra rs o r t v b cotkaavc Each Month T h im s i E Mafcla Postal KINnrnOARTK.V AMD NURS­ Worahlp .............. ... t:4e a ia ERY Church School ___ 11:04 a m, Temporarily at P l a o e r e e l Bchool— Franch and ITth. Methodist O B A CM M BTM OD irr cMVBCM Oner* fid., at Woodtaad Art., Christian Science p ib f p cw cB cm sr o b b is t SCPSMTMT Itev. John H. B i n t Jr. Pastor Church School _ _ _ S IS A m. Morning Worship MTF ------------ !l;*e a m. . . . . . Site A A Paitor William J. Oueii Snnday Sor->lo4 A Suadsy Sshost ------ H :s * A m Morning W o n h l p __1:40 A Subject: ‘ Mortals and Inv It L IS. mortal*” Similar Sch o ol____1:41 A m. Training Union _ _ _ 1:11 p.m. Widneiday S s m ts 1:41 a m Evening W onhlp _ 1:14 p.m. Reading Boom: III M. P in t w iik d a y i: H i l l a m . • 4:11 Wid. Of floor* A Teeiher* p.m. Friday Xvoalagi 1:11M illing Si 10 ___ P.m. 1:14 pm . Wid. Prayir Sirvte* T:tO p.m. CHURCH N O T IC E CALL FA 2-2611 These Sanford Merchants Urge You To Attend The Church O f Your Choice BEGINNING SU N DAY NOV. 17 2:30 P.M._ S IN G IN G MUSIC + PREACHING Wltoon-Eichsib«r|er Mortuary Tha American (Ml Company Eunice 1. Wilooa end Hleff Mr. and Mr*. M. R. Strickland Frogrrsslvg Print Inf Co. J. M. Cameron and H u ff T h r R ilx T h r u t r e Bill L etrlste A Emptojeen Food Fair St urn*. Inc. l i r a r f i Holley A Km pin; eve Southern Natural Has John Dunn A Staff fllu lr American Legion Fairgrounds 17-92 S. Of Sanford — SPONSORED HV INTERESTED CHURCHES, PASTORS, AND LAYMEN OF THE A L L SEATS FREE CHEATER SANFORI) AREA F a r m I n n u r m u r C o m p a n ie s Irving L F r jo r and Staff J. t*. Penney Company l. L. Koblnton and Employees Sanford Atlantic National Hank Uon erd H. Hodges I H u ff Hill Lumber A Hardware Co. JlBMy Crspp* R Employee* Ktm* And Wilks Restaurant : and Wilks Bun man and Employ tea �School Officials To Address Lyman PTA The Cradle Roll Department o f tho Lake Mary Church o f the Maiarene w ill hare a epeclal “ Baby D ay” oh ierronce during Sunday'* 0:45 a.m. Sunday School hour. A baby "k in g and queen” will be crowned by Mr*. Loulie Furbuih. Cradle Roll superintendent and M rs. Mary Holcombe, nursery supervisor. Certificates will bo presented to each baby enrolled In the department and rado will bo held In front o f the church. The 8unday School Attend­ ance Contest it still underwsy with the Blue Team leading by approximately 100 points. AH team members are urged to bo present Sunday. Progress on tho Sunday School extension ia advancing satisfactorily and stands at r m f level with expectation* that It will bo completed by Rally Day on Nov. 24. CAKE AND COFFEE pitrty was held for this flight crew of Heavy At­ tack Squadron 11 — nil hnve birthdays in November. From the left: A E l Bill Taylor, third crewman, whose birthday was Nov. 17; Lt. (jg) Bob Field, bombnnlier-nnvigntor, and Lt. Cdr. Harvey Aubuchun, piloL Field and Aubunchon celebrated their birthdays the same day, Nov. 4. By Donna Kates By Jaa* Casselberry Fifteen members o f the Old­ er Youth Group o f tha Casietberry Community Methodist Church visited tho Methodist Children's Home in Enterprise last Sunday afternoon. The group toured the home seeking ideal fo r projects in which they may help tho chil­ dren. Tha trip was msde shorn! ths Sunday Bchool Bus. The group, which w as re­ cently organized, en joys week­ ly social activities as well as meetings follow ing the Sundsy evening services. Ths membership is growing rspidly and the group w el­ comes any single youngle peo­ ple who are out o f high school. Area Methodists To Hear Guest By Jana Casselberry Dr. C. L. Hubbard, pastor o f the Holden Heights Meth­ odist Church In Orlando, will 1m guest minister at the two morning worship services at tha Casselberry Community Methodist Church this Sundsy. He will preach in tha ab­ sence o f Rev. Dolmas Cope­ land, who will be completing a week o f revival services at ths Holden Height* Church, Sunday morning and Sunday night. A retired Methodist minis­ ter, Dr. Hubbard served In six conferences o f tha Methodist Church during his 58 years o f ministry. He cams out o f re­ tirement to serve at the Bear Lark# Methodist Church and when a vacancy occurred at the Holden Height* ehurrh be was asked to serve there. Westminster Names New Committees By Jane Ctaselbrrry W r-tm tnsler Presbyterian Church named two new com ­ mittees and adopted a budget fo r operation* anil mission* for 1964 at a ipecial congre­ gational meeting held last 'Buiulay evening following a covered dish supper, y Elected to serve a* a com ­ mittee to recommend a site for a permanent church were Mr*. Barry Hawthorne, W il­ liam C. Shepherd, Berl M. Pitman, Carl Sanker and Rob­ ert Amalong. Elected a* a nominating committee for new church o f ­ ficers were Berl M. Pitman, Stephen Tully, M. O. Kent, Mrs. Lorraine Dean and Ed­ ward Stout, AIRMAN S/C Harry R. Schaffer Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. II. K. Schaffer Sr., i« home on furlough after com­ pleting two phases of mainten­ aircraft ance training at Shep­ p a r d AFB, Wichita Falls, Tex. He will leave Nov. 26 for antdgnment to Tactical Air Command, Lang­ ley AFB, Vn. Local Family Arrives Safely In Africa The slots o f officers as pre­ sented by the nominating com­ mittee ut Tuesday night’s reg­ ular meeting o f the Kplscopal Church Women o f C h r i s t Church in I.ongwuud was un­ animously approved. Nominated for tho election to be held in December are Sira. Peggy Kuhn, president; Mrs. Virginia Howersox, vice p r e s i d e n t ; Mrs. Dee Dee O'Neal, secretary; .Mrs. Helen Thompson, treasurer; Mrs. JoA nn 11 a nt m o n d. United T h a n k Offering custodian; Mrs. Jean Pasternack, secre­ tary o f Christiun Education; Mrs. Shirley Stuart, secretary o f Church Social Relations; Mrs, Mario Taylor, secretary o f Mission and Supply; Mrs, Millie Pittman, secretary of Promotion and Jan Colie, sec­ retary o f Church Periodical Club. Those on the nominating committee were Mrs. Mury Reams, Mrs. Marguerite Mor­ rison and Mrs. Kuhn. Tuesday's meeting was op­ ened with prayer by Rev. Charles Stewart Jr., vicar. Mra. Pasternack presented tho Christian Education Program on ''W hore Does tho Mission of the Church Take Place 1” Mr*. Kuhn, rhairmun of the By Shirley Wentworth A letter noting the safe arrival o f Elder and Mr*. Bur­ ton W right and their three children at Bethel College, a Seventh-day Adventist Train­ ing School In South Africa, has been received by hi* par­ ents, Elder ami Mrs. K. A. Wright o f Forest City. The family left from New York on Oct. 5 aboard a Nor­ wegian steamer nml arrived in A frica on Oct. 30 after a safe and calm voyage. They will re­ main in A frica for a sis year term. While there he will be in charge o f Theolugy at the college which is located near Durban, Hi* wife, Myrna, a graduate nurse, will tench Home Economics and serve as a school nursr. Church Offering To Aid Cuba Florida Methodist churches will take n special Thanksgiv­ ing offerin g on Sunday, N'ov. 21, fur the denomination's work in Cuba and among re­ fugee* in the slate. The state goaf announced by Bishop James W. Henley o f Jacksonville whose area comprise* the church's Florida uml Cuba conferences, is $ 10,(100. part o f a $115.(100 fund expected to Ito raised in a South-wide offering that day. O f ths total amount, INO.ItlN) is earmarked for Methodist work in Cuba with $15,000 tu go for tho church's ministry to Cuban refugees in Florida. recent fish dinner, announced that a profit o f 541.50 had been earned front the event. Further p l a n s f o r the ChrUtmns Bazaar, to he held Huturday. Nov. 30, from It) a. m. until 5 p. m., w ere dis­ cussed. Mrs. Dix Stewart of the Bazaar committee an­ nounced that a workshop will bo held at the vicarage next Thursday at 8 p. m. Reports were given by those who attended the recent Or­ lando Fall Deanery Meeting which was held nt St. James Church in Leesburg. Those attending were Fr. and Mr*. Stewart, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Kuhn, Mrs. Oowcrtux, Airs. O'Neal and Mrs. Pitman. Mrs. Tuylor, president, announcetf that a workshop of Episcopal Churrhwomrn will l>c held ut Christ the King Episcopal Church in Azalea Park next Tuesday beginning *t 9 a. m. with a Corporate Communion. Refreshments o f cupcakes and eold drink* were served during tha meeting. The Lyman High School P T A will hear a panel discus­ sion on tho operation o f the county school system by com * ty school official* next Tuca­ de y night nt S o'clock la the school auditorium. Serving on the panel will be \V H. DeShaao, supervisor of secondary Instruction; W . W. W harton, guidance and testing d irector; W alter Teague, adndnistratlv* assistant a n d personnel Stew art Gatchel, director. A question and an­ sw er period will follow th* discussion. R sv. Leonard Jones, pastor o f tho Prairie Lake Baptist Church and president o f tho South Seminole Ministerial Association, w ill giro tho de­ votion. A n y P T A member deelring to attend tho otato PTA con­ vention in itaytuna Beach on N ov. 20 and 21 should contact Mrs. Joseph Paveichak at tho meeting Tuesday. The 12th grade room mothera will serve refreshments follow ing tha meeting in the cafeteria. Lyman room mothers are selling Christmas card assort­ ments as a P T A fund raising p r o je c t 2701 Orlando Drive Saturday, N ov. 16 Carton O f 6 Bottles FRESH CRISP With Th# Parch*** Of A $10.00 Or Mow Order At Th# New Sanford AAP Only LARGE • RIPE HE SURE T O R E G ISTE R IN TH E G IG A N T IC LONG GREEN FANCY - CRISP - YORK 4 Lb. Bn* Rev. Thompson To Lead Service A t Upsala 1st P R IZE 25,000 P L A ID ST A M P S Rev. James M. Thompson, pastor im erllua or the Lake M ary Presbyterian Churh, will occupy the pulpit of the Upsala Presbyterian Church for Sunday’a 9 a.m. service. Rev. Thompson slso wilt preside at a Congregational Meeting o f the Upsala Church to be held on ths seme day at 10 a.m. Zehnders Return From Kansas By Jane Ca*»e|herry Rev. and Mrs. C. R. Zehnder o f the Ascension Lutheran Church a t Cassellicrry re­ turned laat week from Kan­ sas whurs hq was guest speak­ er at Trinity Lutheran Church of Winfield, which w-as cele­ brating ita 80th Anniversary. Rev. Zehnder was pastor of the church for 13 year*. While By Shirley Wentworth in Kansas they were guest* o f El>lcr and Mr*. K. A. W right their son-in-law and daugh­ o f Forest City left Thursday ter, Mr. and Mrs. E. I - Vsn or a tour o f spooking engage­ Lanninghnm o f Wichita. ment* to be held in rnnjuncttun with the Fall Federation of the Seventh-Day Adventist Dnrea* Smioty. Thu couple will apeak in all NOV. 16—5:31) P.M. five area* o f the Federation in both North and South Caro­ lina. Rev. Wright will li»e a* hi* topic, "Bridge o f Service." Mrs. W right, whu Is president Buy now for Christmas of the Health and Welfare Service fo r the Florida Con­ ference, Seventh-Day Advent­ ists, will speak on "D orcas, 117 Magnolia, FA J-58II Forest City Couple Leaves On Tour Vz Price Gifts POW ELL'S 2nd PRIZE 10,000 P LAID STAM PS PLUS 500 FREE PLA ID ST A M P S GIVEN A W A Y E V ERY HOUR A T THE SANFORD “SUPER-RIGHT* GRAIN FED BEEF GRADE A FLORIDA OR GEORGIA AAP O N L T FULL CUT SHIPPED FRYERS “SUPER-RIGHT** EXTRA LEAN PORK SPARE I1USC1I HAVAIIIAN 6 PACK BEER JANE PARKER LEMON + DeponH GLASS OR BLACKBERRY Great Savings on Easy Term s FROM A WOULD OF FINE FURNITURE M A T H E R of Sanford ALL FLAVORS DECORATIVEI VERSATILEI * d o- n i s i 1 ITio d le irrl L IV IN G R O O M O U T F IT • Big Sofa with Matching Chair • • • • III Back Chair C ockled Table and 1 End Table* 3 Table Lamp* Zlpperrd Foam C nahiou JANE PARKER Special! MILD & MELLOW EIGHT O'CLOCK DON MrNEILL unil his fumed Break fant Club, with Fran (Aunt Fnnny) Allison, will broadcast nil next week, commencing Monday, from Del­ tona. Tickets may lie obtained free by writing Don McNeil!, Box 888, Deltona, Flu. C O F F EE Group To Attend Youth Rally By J i m Casselberry A representative group o f young people from Westmin­ ster Presbyterian Church will attend the rally o f United Presbyterian Youth o f North Florida Presbytery to be held at the United Presbyterian Church in Wtiradala on Sun­ day afternoon and evening. Making the trip will he Lin­ da and Tommy Pitman, Steph­ en Shepherd and Claire Mont­ gomery. Accompanying them will be Mr*. John Montgom­ ery, w ife of the paaur. BE S O R E T O V ISIT YO U R B E A U T IF U L B E G IN N IN G M O N., NO V. 18 Our BiudnetM Ilnur* Will Be: MON. thru Fill. OPEN 7:30 A. M. CLOSE 5:00 P. M. SAT. ■ ON LY M EASY TERMS — OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS OPEN 7:30 A. M. CLOSE 12:00 NOON 01 ORLANDO DRIVE CO M PAN T, 110 Magnolia INC. Sanford’n Only Air Conditioned Furniture Store 203-09 E. lnt ST. FA 2-0983 17-92 AT 2 7 th S T . t#l ► ill If P|! �1 \ LI ' i * 1 ‘ * I f' It —V' .« * ift/1 U Spp& '.vV •Y/ h lM im a m "MaybeThingsAren't a BlockasThey Look!” ( ^ WsaMA n v w s u n i j h t # M | U H B U a M • Venezuela Vote Seen and a half 'million. A 1ceding opponent h b . fact Caldera, a 47-year-eld lawyer aad member ef tha Serial Christian party which has worked in eealitlea with pkk op a young n a t n of the WALK, the se-callad Armed Feres* for Natfonal “ Friend." "Brother o f <op.' "He'e >11 right." Tha immediate goal o f the FALN la to disrupt th« eco­ nomy and goad Veneratin'* military Into overthrowing tha elected government sad eettlng op a military dictator* ■hip, igainxt which tha Com­ munists could rally • revolu­ tions shall not taka placa. Tha yeuxg man carriaa ■ small hut powarful aaplMlva which may faa attached (o a vital pipeline. It la tha soma type af axploatra tha oil com* psalm themaslvos aaa but la Neither plan has been suetha hands of tha young eeeeful and tha betting FALN member It la Intended now la that neither will be. fag sabotage. Seven candidates have d * On • street in Caracas, In* eland themaelvea for office. tariot police pick up another Front-ranaer la BT*yaar-old Rail Leon!, hand af Betan­ court's own party, Action Democratica. Tha party claims n o n than #00,000 votes out ef aa alsctorata o f around throa vote of Nagroag in American Ufa mart ovtrtora thu N M g Judgment* urnbodyfag tha equality avtadpla tad MBbddmMl fat tha CwwtiwtlwL Far it la upon thaaa Jiidg— ltd that tha la iw im Court ralias today hi Ha dwjakinu la thia •ontmanial Also in tha nsa la Jovtta Vlllalba o f tha laft-of-ceator Democratic Ropublicaa Un­ ion. Vlllalbe to 1»U bat H by forasr dictator Martoo Pens Jtounsx. Others, Including Vice Ad­ miral Wolfgang Larrssabal, whs headed the military Just* which took ever after Pares Jimlnei fell, are given little chanev. And the Communists none at aU. They hava been suspended from nil political activity. SCHOOL Barbs mental are of a kindergarten child, whore he will partlrigoto in an Imitation of tha Kantacky Derby, And If aomebody decent take him home eooa, he will drop clear down to infancy, where he will snore an tha lo t whan anybody drlaka liquor, hit I.Q, Marta drop* ping, Thafa why apian try to ply their victims with liquor till tha latter tell oil they knew, ■a Mad far tha beeklM "Haw la Stop tha Tobacco sod Liquor Habits,” onsioslog a long stampod, return envelope, ptas to seats. Letters To The Editor “ Dr. Croat, why win Intol* llgent people act eo foolish whan half drank?" Alcohol reduess your func­ tional Intelligence, oven with the first sip. It acta meek Uka ether or •ay other aneethetle, except that alcohol is slower to pro* deco its effects and not aa powerful a pain-killer. But before we bad other gnaetbetlcs, it wee customary to got a patient liquored up tiU he wee drunk, before hie lag wee cut off or aa arm am­ putated. la whiskey used to ha the thief antithetic employed In surgery. Aa the victim*! I.Q. drops, ha haglaa to become noisy and «hUd*Ukf. At tha outset, If ha la at n formal party which his em­ ployer may havo given, ha is naturally easeful of his words and actions. OUR Kdltcr, Herald: On bebslf of tha Naval Of­ ficers' Wives Club, wa would Ilka you to know bow much wo appreciate your policy of delaying release of informa­ tion regarding military air­ plane accidents. It la understood that nows Items be reported as quickly as possible. However, too fre­ quently this Information can c a u s a anxiety, sometimes needless, if released before thoio concerned ara notified. We thank you for your thoughtfulness and considera­ tion for others. Urs. Susanna B. Moaroa President Naval Officers' Wives Club Gentleman: On Oct. N, IMS, e n ro ll matsly MO science student! from tha Junior and senior high schools of lamiaohi County attended tha "Salute ta Space Seienca’’ in Orlande. Bath teachers and students offered the highest praise. Tha experience was most in­ teresting and af Ugh educa­ tional vehta. Those who wore fortuneta to attend, as well as the Sem­ inole County Board of Public Instruction, wish to engross to tha members of the Board of County CommUilansrn of Samlnola County tincarn sppredation for helping ta pre­ side this educational oppor­ tunity. I extend to yon my beat Board of County Commission­ personal regards. ers Sincerely, Seminole County Court House Jt T. Milwet, Supt. Alt: J. C. Hutchison, Chair­ School Board man Sanford, Florids B O A R D IN G H O U SE r r i o f r n 'w u R F i w w b \«PSOAUZEfr M N f f M M L l fci MEDICINE, AHA30H— 1W' , A nusht «ooucocetao ru r* /iW M M I I A M M t < > I took two gran our ew ’ 7 I - m '^ t o v e t i o BEFOREHE / iK N E V m 'W F F E R E tfC e /, WASHINGTON (UPI) — iaa X. Lewis, ana af Ameri­ ca's beet laved tosspot*, canto base vacantly to da* liver n saris# of intemperance lastam nt a local tyceum called tha Blue Boom. Lawia liken tha Blue Boom because af Ita decor, which matches tha color of hla jokes. A pro## agent was tailing ma that Lawia would make good column material beceeee he had become ■uccoaeful do­ ing things that are supposed to be tha ruination o f man. In kin public image, nt leant, ha has mads a career at drinking to axeeee, chasing after young girls and squan­ dering hie dough at the m e track. In my uytoloa, matched sat af minor trailsgrtselona. I wouldn't My thM people sin more than they used to, but they surely do spend more time discussing it. The tendency of peopia to blurt ant Indiscretions that 10 yearn ago they wealds! have confessed an n torture rack has reached alarming proportions. Depravity has becomi a m l drag. Things are coming to the point whore I would rather have people tell ma about their hernia operations. What makes Lewis anatual, than, la not that he tatka about hla foibles la pub11a bat tha fast that ha can make each commenpUeo sub­ jects entertaining. Altar 40 yean o f steady dissipation, Lewis claims that be Min hae the body of a wrong angle. Tha truth la that vices ara child—a weak, pale, sickly child." • glut on tha market, Why dose ha eontiana to ttcally everyone you nowaday* has n complete drink eo srachT “ I am carry­ DOG OWNERS A Kawtoehy mountain*at ■aid ha lived to N baeauaa ha lod a still Itf«L Apparent* ing g torch for Jessica Drag' ly ha didn't drink it himaalf. onelie," ha explain*. • m a ll--------- that ha ahaald go through Ufa think­ ing that Hytaala Fort tha bread name far a "sweet kosher wine." Or that ha would speak wall ef Crepe M yrtle dulgcnce. to a area who aaa l a B lo o a hla liquor and 1 you a serious condition” ta hla philosophy. I don't know ho Lawia gate paid but ha •ervao every cent. It Graptvflla Nonary real talent ta uphold tha etaa* t i l l GrapevlHe AVO. dards of profaesloaal FA M U d boochory 1a tha fata af ta much amateur tompetition. ALL TlfTfOBWnfl S IZ E S >/ ♦ The Smith •Coreas Port­ able Electric or Manual fo 5-year H AYNES OFFICE MACHINE CO. S14 Megaella Saxferd Terms aad Tralo-toa Open Eveatogi SA N F O R D 209 W . l i t ST. DISCOUNT Paint Stores ■s LARGEST DISCOUNT PAINT CHAM 4 MO Bom * COAST TO COAST Q uestion Can Pontiac* possibly keep getting better and better and better? City ordlwuKM require that every dog b# Iktnsaf. Thia also raquiraa tha dog to hava a currant rablau vaccination by a veterinarian and thu certificate to hu praaantad at tha City Hall fur tha dog Uceaea, Answer J jm ! 2 5 ,0 0 0 TOP VAIIJE STAMPS OWNS* MACtVT HOLM*/ i t o » « m M u at t o s t i TABLl LY TO ni i7 m J KfeSFEALLV EA1INO AT L. O U LtttEV © if * & a n M Pagu 4 Sanford, F lorida f *ra U i F rt., Novumbar IB, 1943 Ton Art Cordially Invltud To Attaad Thu Opun Houau of thu Now Modam rHILUPS M SERVICE STATION Hwy. 17-fl ui Onora Baud Sanford Florida Saturday, November II, IBM — 1:00 P. M. to 1:00 P. M. No Product# Sold Thia Day Refreshments AO nay PURE PHILODENDRON TO THE FIRST SOB LADIES Wu Give T . V . Stamps Taw Boat W ALl a. stntew, HAnialua BUIlar J t 'D I W H IL E C -u sty BUltar C E C R I.IA OevUty PAUM KE cutter M o re than7 0 ,0 0 0 people bought new Pontiac* and Tempests during O ctober. ann rciL U M s M l WHY AT YOCE AUTHOMZED PONTIAC DCALOt panu van r s w M e e h e n le tl Use*. J A I lU i AMUR MAN B n llu .ln « « * S Jeneptr h .o n m i k t t e . j o h x s o e CUaaltltd P ll.t.V M Dlraetor VOLTOLIVM ClrcuUtloa Mac's Oil Company D U trlb -U r W r o w * M F n M B IL L H E M P H IL L M OTORS, IN C. ML W. FIRST STREET DAYS era bare Every etedeat to college aa advanced gra in M a li SANFORD, FLA. �Tribe Wants Win As 'Parents Green B ay By 4 To Beat Chicago VMM The champion G rt«s Bay F a ctor* and Chicago Basra m m e ft t o d a y la a showdown that has itn errted more t o any w f u ls r d a s h during tb* moi ara o f the National FootBall le a g u e . pick to boat tba B o n n at Chicago and break the firstplace deadlock in the Western Division. Both team s have 8-1 records, the Packers hav­ ing v o n sight straight gam es fin es losing the season open­ e r to the Bears, 164, in Green Bay, A sellout crow d o f naarly 50,000 will Jam Wrigley Field; tickets are being scalped for high at $30 apiece; curlty guards have been port­ ed to keep practice sessions Seasons 7th Victory Aim OfSeminoles Great Herald Sparta Writer The Lyman Graybounds meet the Florida Air Academy Falcons of Melbourne in their homecoming game tonight at Lyman High School Field. Tho Greyhounds, with four victoria* and thra* losses eo far title season, hope to take their homecoming game, tha fifth win, Florida Air how- The Fighting g e after their eeventh win the football season tonight when they heat the Invading Bishop llo o r e H igh School will plan In take to tha air to out seers Lyman. The 'Hounds toot the peat two games on passing of their opponents. The Auburn* dele eleven stored both their touchdowns by sir. The Mount Dor* Burriesiws scored tne ef their TD'a on a long past. The Greyhounds have been working all week on pass de­ fer**. Thor* seems to be eaa player who stands out la each game but never *11 eit p in defense on the seme night. Gene Griffon, a senior, haa been doing aa sxceUent Job oa offense and defenee. On the line there have been several tael year player* this season. The two guards Dick Batmer and Donato Flatter have been eeehg a let e f ac­ tion the part throe yean hi vanity football. Tackla Hilton Bennett has been seeing n lot of action so far this season. This Is Hilton's first yaar nt Lyman and from the looks of things he will see action next lesson. Tha Lyman High School Homecoming Queen will ba crowned at halftime by the present reigning Batty Field. There are six girla up for the honor. They are Ann Mil­ ler, Dana Hall, Sandy Ten­ nant, Key Ctsrk, Marla Jen**, and Dallas Cssael. The queen will be announced et the half time ceremonies. Mr, Robert Bennett, the band director will provide the halftime musk for the queene. The bend baa worked up a special routine for tho show, secret, and tho CBS television Hornets o f Orlande. The non - conference slash network for this game wilt g et under way a t I p.m., been expanded to 116 stations. at Banferd'a Memorial Stadi­ Bay is n four-point Owner-Coach George Halas, um. "W e're ready fo r the Herwho haa experienced remarkBRAD PRUDEN L E I SPARKMAN nets,” said Hoad Coach Jim able success la convening hla A first-year man on tha A first-year v a n ity m an *t A senior and second-year P igott and hla tw o aides, A b o u t S p o rti B e a n to a ball-control man on the Seminole v a n ity , SHS v a n ity . Brad Prudan Is SHS, L m backfleld coach Dick Williams Sparkman ia a defensive toam this aoasoa, Dan McCaB 1* the offensive a Junior guard on the Phan­ sophomore but actually ia ia fretfully commented t h a t and Una eoach Jim McCoy, Black Ram erater. Ha w tlgha "anyw ay you look at It, tba "W e’ve tried to build a trap tom offensive unit. Brad hits b ii Junior y o u o f eligibility and w e're confident w a're go­ 163 and w e a n Jersey N o. 81. P a ck on have tha edge " By Jae Warden . Dan was a b it late In report­ the scaiea a t 163 and w e a n because o f a mix-up la trans­ C om m u ted Coach Vince ing to need 1L W e consider Herald Sparta Writer ing fo r SHS practice aesiloni No. 62. Pruden la ana o f ferring credit* from aa outBT JULIAN BTE.NSTROM the Hornets almost com per* Lombardi o f the Packers; Although Oviedo h a i no bio to tho WUdwood Wild this fall because o f an out- those dependable p la yen who of-etato school. L m ia a 195player and feel fortunate to "I t 's true the Bears haven't of-tow n summer Job, but he goes quietly about doing a pounder, wear* No. 41, and gama scheduled this Friday, cate." scored too much this year, the Lion* art not taking too Ul ttadlura parents of Sem­ have tuch a wonderful group But o m thing they’ ve don# is By this Pigott explained lost little tim e In rounding fine Job o f playing his posi­ is tho fullback oa the offea inole High grldders will he o f players to work with. It Into top condition. Ho Is con­ tion. Tall and lanky, B n d la siva Black Ram unit. A quirt much tim e off. A fter a rather that the Wildest* war* dan control that ball. Frankly, w e poor exhibition by the Lien's especially honored by the ia our endeavor to provide have to break up that control geroue around the ends white sidered a fin e offensive center considered a top-notch blocker. spoken lad but awesome la a defensive unit, the Orange and players, the school and school leadership In teaching the ba If w e're going to win the Hornets, although not lo and does a good Job on both II*’* an exceptionally fine football uniform, Leo ia aa Blaeh eleven haa been taking ale fundamentals o f football dangerouo around tha ends, short and deep snsps to quar­ team player and is on* o f tho d a y ." advantage o f the extra time to We've never sen cm of and Ufa itself. Some o f our Only o m other game are quit* effective w ith their terbacks, sh ort back*, pu ntan finest hustler* oa the 1943 excellent blocker and with a get both defenelvely and o f­ "s ig h ts " and wa're Important requirements are: Bemlnol* High School football and extra-point placement football in his hand* la a this weak's N F L program has up-the-mlddl* th rust squad. Pruden haa enjoyed e feared runner. Big and rug fensively ia ehapelooking forward to this even­ no smoking, no alcoholic bev­ Holden. McCall blocks well on "A nother thing," Pigott serious bearings on tha cham The Lions were o ff Monday in g's presentation. Athletic erages and no profanity. good season so fs r this year ged, Lee hae good speed, lie pionship race. That's the bat­ pointed out, "W e Just don't the Una as w ell aa downfleld. and Sominoio coaches ara an­ ia one o ( the top acorcra lo and Tuesday, but went back to D irector Fred Ganat at Sem­ "The penalty for smoking le Ha hai good speed which ac­ know w hat to expect from the tle in the Eastern Division work Wednerdsy. They have a inole ndvlisa that this la the Immediate expulsion from the aggregation. But counts fo r the fa ct that h* is ticipating e flue performance Central Florida and a Valu­ betwoon tho C l o v o l a a d Orlando agsin next Mason from this able team player. He la also big Job cut out fo r themsixth eoniecuthra year the team. The penalty for using a fine middle distance runner weV# planned our defense to Browns (T-2) and the St. Louis selvae. On Nov. 22, they wilt players' parent* have been alcoholic beverages Is lm youngster. a good track prospect. the possibility o f in track. Cardinals (6 4 ). Tha Browns combat play host to St. Joe High given this specific recogni­ mediate expulsion from tha Bishop Moor* using a i many ara 7U-polat picks for the School o f St. Augustine. St. tion. We’re confident it must team and not being allowed to as fou r different type* o f gam * at Claveland. Jo* (a a big question mark In mean n great deal to both the participate In any (port tb* offensive msnouvars." In Sunday's other gam es the minds of Oviedo mentors, parents sad the players. remainder o f the eehool y e ir. P igott s»ld that last eeeThe New Y ork OlsnU (T-X) * e a as not much Is known about The penalty for using profan By Jane Casselberry will be out to retain at least son Bishop Moore came out them. Coaches Jim Palmer and In a recent communication Ity la extra work a t prescrib­ Benefit quarterhoree matl a share o f the Eastern lead pasting on just about every Arthur Scott should be com pil­ addressed to the parents, the ed by the coach. Players must nee races, sponsored by the at home against tho San play and scored one touch­ ing Information this weekend coaching staff o f the Semin- attend ail practices if they f.lona Club, will be held a t the Francisco Forty Nlnera (1-7; down while the Semlnolea on the 8L Augustine eleven. expect to remain on tb* team, oles w rote: Seminole park Raceway In the Pittsburgh Steelers (5-3-1) were hoping they’d go to their In hopes o f guiding the Lions "W e the athletic coaching unless excused by the coach. also In the r ic e , play the Red­ ground game. In the second A T L A N T A (U P I) - Scalp- blng the Crimson Tide e f a Casselberry S a t u r d a y and to their third victory. staff, would like to express "A player must have in Sunday starting at 1:30 p. m skins (2-7) at Washington; the half, when they did switch era are already getting up to Southeastern Confer o n c e our sincere thanks to you par­ writing his parents' consent Detroit Lions (4-5) are at their attack from the airtanes There will be five exhibition i;25 apiece fo r tlekita to Sat­ (SE C) title and poetibly tha ents because wa know that and a written report o f a phy­ home against the Los An­ to the ground, they ju st about races each afternoon and the national championship aa well M O V I N G ? you have had to maka sacri sical exam by a doctor before geles Rams (2-7); the Min ran over the locals in posting urday’s footb all gam* In Bir­ and ending Alabama's unbeat­ Lions Cluh'a Sight ConaervaDees in order for your son or he can participate In football, nesota Vikings (3-6) enter two m ore touchdowns. “ At mingham, A la., between 7thtion Fund w ill benefit from en string o f 20 games. C A L L oous to participate in football lie must maintain a passing tain the Baltimore Colts (4-3) this poin t," Pigott said, "wo the proceed*. ranked Alabama *nd 13thHits year, it appear* that grade In four subjects and and other sports. and the Cowboys 2-7) take on were then hoping they'd re­ ranked G eorgia Tech — a This will be a good oppor­ a bid to the Grange Bowl may "W a are proud o f the fine have a satisfactory conduct the Philadelphia Eagles (3-4- turn to their air gam e." tunity for race fane to got a efforts of each Individual record as determined by the game that haa developed In ba nt stake. P ig ott admitted that he had 1) at Dallas. prevue o f quarterhorses which Alabama (6 -1 ), featuring principal. recent years Into a classic New York la favored b y 17 installed a few defensive 111 be racing at Reminot* "L et us keep this In mind: grudge match between tw o of tha pasting o f Jo* Nemeth over San Francisco; Pitts­ changes, and that offensively M O V I N G A N D S T O R A C .F C O IN C Dark this year and see some and tha running o f halfback Seminole High School Is first tha South’s perennial powers. burgh is 7 over Washington; several new wrinkle* have o f their old favorites in action. and foremost an institution of Feeling* between these two Denny Nelson, is a 6 H-point FA 2 9 5 1 1 Detroit 10 over Los Angeles; been added, as be explained, Horse* from Tampa, Jack learning and that must com e teams rsached the raw point favorite — about the same Dallas 5 over Philsdelphla "Just In case." ■onville, Orlando and Avun 5 0 4 Col ey Ave. S. inloiri. Fl.i. first, alwsys. We do not want two years a g o when an A la­ margin by which the Crimson and Baltimore a over Minne­ T h e youngsters are up for Fark will be participating. players who wiU not keep up bama linebacker broke the jaw Tide waa favored lest year. sota. this gam e," the coach stated. o f a Georgia Teeh halfback Georgia Tach ( 6 2 ) haa tri­ The starting date fo r the their classw ork because in­ Everyone o f tho Seminolee variably they will let the with a deliberate arm smash. ple threat ace Billy Lothrldge IM S - 64 Biddy Basketball ere ready fo r action, physical­ schedule was announced today team down when they are Georgia Teeh ratallated last and a hugs line anchored by ly, except fo r Henry Finch year by tipsetting then 2nd- 236-pound Billy Jtartin. by Jim Jirnlgan, director e f needed m ost. Consequently, who w ill seo only limited duty. wc do not epend much time The Alabama • Tech game ranked Alabama 7-4 — robrecreation. Dave N ocll'e knee wasn't In­ with those playire. I* Just one o f two between Team tryout* will be held jured seriously oa first re­ "W e have an organisation these rival states, T h « ether Saturday morning at 0 s.m. ported and h a ll bo ready for called tho Seminole Booster! FERN PAU K, Fla. — Cast! will be at Athene, (la., where nt the Seminote High Gym. Club that gives tremendous and Agustln overcame stub­ action. the Georgia Bulldogs (4-3-1) Eaeh boy must bring his birth Tonight’ s affair will be the help to the over-all athletic born opposition in e furious will be host to 10th-rank*d certificate and gym ehoea. 1063 edition o f Parents' Night. In ths BIB Hemphill M otor- Auburn (6 1 ). That gama fea­ A n y boy who haa not reach­ program end directly helps closing volley with Aides and Tho parents o f Seminole your sons. It Is composed o f M uguena to win the 11th cites Barbara Kelley o f the ture* a duel between the top ed hie ISth birthday on or players' parents, tho princ! gem * ell star feature doubles gridstere will walk up the Classics rolled 199-431. Mar- two yerdego gainers in tho prior to Nov. IS la eligible end pal, teachers, coaches and match Thursday night et the field with their eona and oc Ion Voigt o f the Skylarks had SEC — Auburn's Jimmy Sidle any boy who is nine prior to all persons Interested In pro­ Orlando - Seminole Jsi Alai cupy special reserved seat*. high series 173-505. Other high (1,311 yards) and Georgla'a N ov. 15 also is eligible. moting athletic* at Seminole Fronton. game* rolled was 171-467 by Larry Rakestraw (1.108). The regular season play High . . . Finishing second were Jacln Elaine Kostival. 171-486 by Another SEC headliner la w ill be kicked out Saturday "O ur Idea o f the Ideal play and Zubl, playing In post five. Isabel! Goshorn and Juan scheduled for Saturday night morning, Nov, 30, fo r a rug­ er la one that haa confidence The 7-5 combination Perfect* Me gin made a 172. Pat Rub. at Jackson, Mis*., where featged M game season schedule in himself and his team, lov ci paid $191.50. bins of the Pontiaci, had sec­ im proving Mississippi State ending Feb. IS, 1964. In ad­ CORAL GABLES (U P I) tha gam e, keeps learning, The winners moved Into the Coach Andy Gustafson put the ond high gam e o f a 187. (5-2-1) meets Louisiana State dition to regular season play, continues to develop skills lead with five straight points The wide 8-7 apllt waa mad* (6-2). This wilt be a battle Miami Hurrieanea through In order to of for ear customora more tad bettor service we ere expanding an all-star team w ill b* se­ unUl they becom e rhythmical, earlier in the match, and add­ final dum m y drill Wednesday by Joan M agln ef tha Star- between two "thrae-yerda-andlected to participate In tha and haa faith in his coaches. ed the sixth at the expense our Service Department with skilled, experienced pereonaeL bowtere were a-cloud-of-duit" teams which for Saturday’ s scrap with chiefs. Tw o State Tournement to be held Ha attends regularly the o f Uria and Echanis. Aldas bowling turkey*, Barbara Kel­ seldom use the forward pass North Carolina. In Tallahassee in March. church o f hla choice and tries and M uguena then fsced them aa an offensive weapon. ley and Norm a Mathleson. Gustafson bad planned Sanford Is tha defending to live a Christian life dally. tn a determined effort to pre­ scrim m age to sharpen the etat# champion for tha past "T h e coaches ef Seminole tw o years. Last year tha State nigh maka this one promise vent the Important seventh Hurricanes' offensive and < IN T R O D U C IN G . . . fcnslva passing work, but Tournament wee held here to you parents. We are going and winning p o in t They almost succeeded, but called It o ff to prevent possl In Sanford and the locals real­ to give your sons the best ly put on (ha fireworks for tho thst we have and wc will ex ­ fo r e brilliant lava made by b|e injuries. hometown fans by ripping pect them to give us the best Agustln o f f the rear wall. Two plays later tha post four m in ­ A m ile )■ only atx seconds Wewahltchka, I’tnsaeola and they have.” (SH O R T Y ) ed and Gasti and Agustln long in the Jet age o f air Tallahassee to capture their • • • transport. were the winners. second consecutive title in a Say what you will — we'll A ssistant Service M gr. row. wager not loo many high Boys who played leet year school coaching crews semi Shorty le w*U qualified to hold will not be required to tryout out letters like that! It's no the position of Assistant Service and now players will bo draft­ wonder these Sanford boys ed Monday a t 7:30 p.m, at the look, act and U lk like genManager. He haa over 20 yearn ex­ Kecreation O ffice. tlemen. They can play foot­ perience in the auto service-repair ball, tool Oviedo Idle But Work Continues Thinking Out Loud Tech-Bama Winner May Go To Orange Quarterhorses Run On Weekend Biddy Cage Schedule Set Gasti, Aguslin Win Feature (h t n jo u n d n q . . . Motorettes* High Rollers T H E E X P A N S IO N OF Strickland- Morrison, Inc. SERVICE DEPT. Canes Work To Meet Carolina THE FURNACE WITHAFUTURE L. M. Phillips GENERAL^ ELECTRIC FREE! Kroencke Wins At Mid-Florida b 0 Art Kroencke o f the Mid Florida Country Club woo the second in a series of weekly tournament* at the Sanlando Springs layout this week, ac cording to H. B. " P a t " Lary, tournament chairman of the Senior Men's Golf A**ocl* tlon. Bud Mabry with s 77 took second place end the third place winner w u Pet* Burr with a 79. The low net winner was R u n Overly with a 69. Lary reported that 64 percent of tho contestants "Shot them­ selves out which means, Lary concluded, "(hai they must have been a pretty hon­ est bunch of senior citlreo golfers.” uai. ai£i ACTION! THRILLS! TONIGHT IIMTOASM 7 :4 0 m l rati mutuii WAGIRING 1 HUES NiBtdV Ladles Night! 'HARRIS /bwn. Pfc. 13*4221 Sorry, No Minors Otf i Arc • Synthetic quinine ws* produced from coal ter product* lo r tho first time ut FREE! ' St m 'NOl E F R ON T ON M«rv 1* J * t f f os* *•a u* OIL FURNACE business, and 5 years association •A* with StrtekUnd-Morrieon. He ex­ •f terries with G-l dependability ■■ integral pert • • • built fee • Artur* n f'comfort because it Is ••ally aid iMipenalvaly eeavartad to yaw 'm ad elr FREE! LAST WEEK'S • Lev 1 m * * • anly U " Ifch. SER V IC E S T A T IO N WINNERS The moot modern, scientific equipment today. Your auto malfunctions detected and reeled with speed and accuracy a t . • • SANFORD Mre. F.. R. Simon C lifford E. Johnson R. L. Rjaiah » . F. G illette Jeh aay Williams Mrs- Ella Roberta Hr Ivia B ateau* ice problems te him for prompt Our Service D epartm ent Boasts — Ask Attendant For Details COME IN AND SEE US 1208 S. PARK AVE. and cuatomcre to bring Iheir serv­ attention. T Drawing* U R KEachE YWednesday A atD8 P.A M.Y IMPERIAL tends an Invitation to hla friends # # MM Mol MM ( v illi PLUMBING - HEATING STRICKLAND - MORRISON AIR CONDITIONING BUI Halback, President 1007 S. Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2-6562 IN CO R PO RATED 308 E . First Street Sanford P h .F A �.tw dConuunakahA ■r Urn L L M m . - Wne* *»b|m *f» *WI idea-, An •«* nffbet tha tlfni ben la soother pin ra- i caa an laag aa 1 and ia called A PPLE CREAM P IE 1 whole egg placed a t vantage points In x e n yoiki the F uller liv in g room and vegetables IU cape sugar gtfta w ere arranged en • ta­ 4 tbapa. flour ble centered w ith a bride doO. K tap. salt The refreshm ent table was 1 cup canned apples overlaid w ith n white linen % cup milk cloth and centered w ith n 2 tbapa. butter la rg o crystal punch bowl, 1 tap. vanilla flanked b y tw o white candles 1 baked 9 inch pie abeU In crystal holders. An arrange­ X egg whiles beaten stiff ment o f yellow mums end 4 tbapa sugar silver appointments e oa v letH tjp. baking powder gerale. Beat until tight and fluffy whole egg and egg yolks. Add sugar, flou r and salL Add apples, m ilk and butter. Cook ov er low beat until thick. R em ove from beat, add vanilla. Tour Into baked pie guests. The c o ffe e w oe served shell. Let cool. T op with m e­ MRS. J. L. BLYTHE, left, and Mrs. J. W. Carter, XV4 cups all purpose flour from a gold and whlto ehina ringue m ade b y using t whole display a poster and some of tha more than IK 1 tap. salt c o ffe e service on a special ta­ egg whites, beaten stiff to door prizes that will be Riven away at the Har­ 1 tap. soda ble overlaid w ith an o f f white which has been added 4 tbapa. vest Moon ball sponsored by the Gamma Lambs X taps, baking powder linen d o th . sugar and U tap. baking pow­ Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, this Saturday at 1 tap. vanilla A series « f gamce were der. Brown in slow oven. the Mayfair Inn. It is open to the pi X cups chopped apples played and prise* awarded to You can use fresh apples tickets may be purchased at the door, 1 cup auts M rs. Kenneth M cM urrsy, Mrs. that have been cooked fo r this Prepara apples and set H . R. Parker and Miss J o Ann arid*. Put oil, sugar and aggs Hern. Other invited gueeta la m ixing bowl sad m ix at w ere the m other o f th* hon­ COOKLESS, BAKELESS low speed. Sift flour, measure or**, Mrs. J . T . B sggrly end CAKE and sift again with salt, sods daughter, Janies K ay, Mrs. 1 stick oleo aad baking powder. M ix a JACARANDA CIRCLE D. R. Thomas end daughter, After the business meeting 2 eups sugar sm all portion at a Unit. Add IBS CAROLINE BAGGERLY, left and her mother, Mr*. J. T. BaggerJeanne, Mr*. Dennla Thomas Jacaranda Garden Circle Mrs. Irving Pryor, Mrs. R. E. 3 egg whites auts and apples la st Baka with hoete n se s , Mr*. John Fuller and her daughter, Carol, back,at a met at the home o f Mrs. J. Peurifoy and Mrs. W. B. 19 or. can crushed pineapple and Mrs. Mlks Mahoney. for S3 to 40 minutes in a MO — • * -t (Herald Photo) •bower in her honor, Wednesday. A lso the Misses Bendy Cor­ G. David with Mrs. W. T. Brinson directed a Christmas % can shredded coconut degree even. bett, Joan Jones, P eggy Ful­ Raynor. Mrs. Auburn Rector workshop. 1 cup black walnut meats TOPPING Refreshments w ere served 1 tap. vanilla ler, Harriett Chandler, Sylvia and Mrs. Sadie Berry as coM ix % cup melted butter by the hostesses to: Mines. S. McCalley, Gale Woodard, Ljr- hostesses. 1 pkg. vanilla wafers o r margarine, 1 cup dark The president, Mrs. Auburn B. Jones, William Wilson, Irv­ ran Rich, Janice Moore, Corine Cream butter and sugar un­ brown sugar and U cup Denton, Fran Quillen. Martha Rector, opened the meeting ing Pryor, Stanley Poloikl, til light and fluffy. Add beat­ milk. Add dash o f salt aad 1 Cook. Linda King, Jill West, with the Lord's Prayer. Mrs. A. C. Me Reynolds, C. 31. en egg whites and combine tap. vanilla, 1V4 cups shred­ port. III., who will stay with B y Mrs. Adam M slier Wanda H arris, Tonya Wynn Stanley Polosk), Garden Ther­ Flowers, Sadie Berry, DeWItt with nut meats, coconut, pine­ ded coconut, 1 cup nuts. them in DeBary for tha winapy chairman, reported that Hunter, Auburn Rector, W. apple and vanilla. P lsce aa Mr. and Mrs. David Rueand Cissy Arrington. Spread on hot caka when Mr. and Mrs. Glynn Reeder ter. Eorouta they visited rel­ the circle would have the B. Brinson, R. E. Peurlloy, even layer o f w afers ia bot­ kla o f Alleanta Road have as dona. Set under broiler aad of Agua Vista have returned M. J. Sarokowsky, J. E. Hit­ their guest Mrs. Ruokle's Good Samaritan Home in atives and frlands. tom o f casserole. Add a thin slowly brown until a golden from a seven week visit to Sanford as Its Garden Ther­ chens, W. T. Raynor, L. B. layer o f filling on top o f wa­ friend from Blackpool, Engcolor. Caa servs cake from Illinois, Minn., and brought Steel, R. L. Andrews, W. L. fers. Repeat unUl aU o f Ail­ b o d , Mrs. Farcy Wlnser, apy project this year. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kneeback Mr. R ecder'a sister, who visited In New York, Horticulture chairman, Mrs. Roche, Donald Jackson, Bert­ ing is used. Place in refriger­ land of Grande Vista return­ Mrs. Orelda Lyon, o f FreeWashington, D. C., and Char­ A. C. McReynolds, gave a re­ ha Rhode*, Uctta Starke and ator over night. Rem ove from ed from an extended stay in Okay, now listen to this: port on the last horticulture Boyd Gaines. lotte, N. C. While In DeBary the north, and have their soncaiserole by placing la warm MILKY WAY CAKE aba plans to visit Daytona committee meeting. She gave in-law and daughter, Mr. and water for a few minutes. 4 Milky Way bars Beach, places of Interest in information on the care of Mrs. Robert Wilson, o f New­ X sticks oleo Central Florida, and then Mi­ port, R. 1., and children, Patsy Owens and Linda azaleas, bulbs to plant now, Hr re's another us# for fresh 5 eupe sugar ami stopping at places o f In­ Glen, Alan and Bobby, with Malloy were cohoitesaea for moving trees, cold protection, apples. 4 tggs rose beds, fall terest enreute. them for a long v isit a recent surprise going away preparing A PPLE B E E F BALLS 2Li cups flour party for Lucile King at the pruning, camellias, vegetable 1 lb. ground beef 14 tap. sods Mrs. William Yohe o f Aza­ Mr. and Mrs. Frank White Owens residence on West 19tb gardens, and crepe myrtle 1 eup dry bread crum bs 114 cups buttermilk lea Drlva enter! lined her care. of Dahlia Drive recently en ­ Street. 1 cup fresh grated apples 1 cup chopped pecans Mrs. McReynolds also sug­ brother and sister-in-law, Mr. tertained Mrs. White's sister The girls were assisted by 1 can tom ato Juice Melt Milky Way bara and 1 By Helen Snodgrass and Mrs. N. 0 . Msrteny. and and brother-inlaw, Mr. and their mothers, Mrs. If. B. gested that m em bers select Ilk tsp. salt stick oleo, set aside. Cream The Churchwomen of All daughter Gloria of Welrsdsle Mrs. Ralph Stumpf Sr., of Owens and Mrs. John Malloy. a secret pal and grow a spe­ Ik tsp. pepper sugar and 1 stick oleo. Add over the weekend. A family Sanford, farmer DcBaryites. The King fam ily is leaving cial plant for that person. The Saints Episcopal Church in X eggs beaten egg*. Add alternately flour, reunion dinner was held si this weekend to make their circle accepted her proposal. Enterprise were very suc­ Mix all ingredients together soda with buttermilk. Add cessful with their first ba­ bsr homo on Sunday with her The plant will be presented to Mrs. M. Flower o f la k e home In Beville, Texas. and form Into balls. Place in melted bars and oleo m ix­ other brother and sister-inDrive has as her houseguest The group gathered on the the mem bers at the last zaar. casserole or clectrie fr y pan ture. Bake in tube pan a t 323 There was an abundance of law, Mr. and Mrs. Dclmar Mrs. Charlotte Wise o f Pom ­ patio and played games and meeting in May. Members and cover with tom ato juice. degrees for 1 hour and 10 Msrteny, and son Jim of pano Beach. talked about their good times will make a small contribu­ (lowers, plants, gifts, white Cook 43 minutes to t hour la Catalina Drlva attending. Mr. tion to the treasury for the elephants, parcel post pack­ a 373 degree oven or fry pan. at school together. ages, food and snacks to take D elm sr la working In New Refreshments of chips, dips, plant. Can use 1 cup dairy sour York at present and flew tea and cold drinks were Mrs. Rector asked all m em ­ home available to the many cream instead o f Juice If you from the local wish. Serves 4. received a bers to save Christmas cards customers served. Deltona a n d Mher sterling silver charm brace- and old Jewelry to be sent area, let with a four leaf clover overseas ami used as therapy neighboring towns. OVER 33 YEARS The National Cannera Asso­ Mrs. Kvrrette Waite, chair­ charm , a gift from the group treatment in hospitals. She A t First A Palmetto ciation gives us these facta an o f friends. also gave a report on the last man o f the event, whlrh was storage o f canned foods. A (A leegsid* eld poet of lift) Following the party the general hoard meeting and held last weekend, wishes to product stored at 70 degrees Members o f the Jaycre girls attended the homecom­ discussed final plans for the thank everyone who was In K. will keep twice as long as Buy now for Christman bazaar to be held at the any way connected with the one stored at 90 degrees. Wives Club heard an Interest­ ing parade. project and helped to make Guests invited to share the Woman's Club. Label stains, rust o r dents ing and Informative talk on it such a huge success. farewell get-together were 111 Magnolia. FA 3-3841 wills, estates and guardian­ Mrs. Anna liylwa was chair­ ships, by Thomas A. Speer Ilex King, and the Misses man o f the gift table; Mrs. Longwood • Carpet* • Fumltaw Edwin lloffm ire, the post ofwhen the group m et at the Toni Echols. Kathy La*e, Gail • Til* * Piano* fice table; Mrs. Wallace Huberts, Salllc Peterson, Les­ la k e Mary home of Mrs. • Rental lied* lie llartwig, Merry Lee ItacGabler, the food; Mrs. Hugh Jack Wilber, (or the monthly kett, Marilyn Smith, Kathy Gootlbridge, the white ele­ By Do o m Esto* meeting. Moore, Marty Pierce and phants; Miss Katherine Litch, Rev. Jack Linaay, pastor of President, Mrs. Tom Price, plants and flowers, and Mrs. the fan gw ood First Baptist By Mrs. Adam Muller appointed Mrs. Chuck Itose D. J. Parker had charge of church, has been to Nashville Mrs. Harry F- Brown gave the snack bar. chairman o f the social com ­ this week attending a church a luncheon party in honor of rtf* / mittee and plans were dis­ All of the articles were do­ .Miss Margaret llooney of nated by churchwomen and administrator seminar. cussed for a Christmas party White Plains, N. Y. for the member*' children. (riends. Dyed Frc* la 1 Day Am ong th# guests were Program chairman, Mra. Mrs. George Stark o f DcLand. P R E C I S I O N W I R E D — P R E C I S I O N CRAf TtD Charles Tetenbaum a s k e d FRIDAY Mrs. Earl Annis and Mra. Casselberry rath member to bring ■ V v Satin Executive committee of Die M arjorie Boyle o f DeBary, Christmas decoration, that Congregational C h r i s t i a n and Mr*. Ilurton Russell of they had made, ami demon­ * \ \ Shantung strate how It was m ade at Church School meets at 7:30 Whlto Plains. p.in. with Mrs. Gus Schmab. the next meeting. By Jaae Casselberry MONDAY It was decided to tend a Mra. Elsie Vail Is a housebirthday gift to the boy the Ethel Root Circle o f Con guest of Mrs. Ellon Bennett club I* sponsoring at the Sun gregatinnal Christian Church UPHIftHf Clifford Hyeraon o f T or­ on Seminole Boulevard where land Training Center. Mrs. meets at 4 p.m. Fellowship rence, Calif., la expected to she is recuperating from re­ tUNSOlf Phil Skates will be hostess for Hall. arrive this Saturday for a few cent surgery. Mrs. Vail has J the December meeting. Frances Horton Circle of days visit with Mrs. Ilyer- sold her home in Howell Park Others present were Mmcs. the First Haptut Church son’s sister, Mrs. C. W. Ha- ami will be moving to Winter ° * ° Dave Berrien, H a m m o n d meets at 8 p.m. with Mrs. mil, 403 West 19th Street. Park on tha first of aext I'olk, Jo Kamp, Phil Skatra, Hubert WUkrrson, to Laks 207 W. 1st 8L Mrs. Ryerson, who has been month. Mary. visiting with Mrs. Hamil and another lister, Mrs. G. A. Maffett, for several weeks, will accom pany him horns. DeBary Personals Farewell Party Honors Lucile King Project Very Successful POW ELL’S 1 cup evaporated milk 4 os. sem i-sweet chocolate chips 1 cup marshmallow m a m 1 stick oleo Cook to soft ball stage. Add chocolate chips, marsh­ mallow cream and oleo. 9tir until all are melted. Here Is where you can use those peppermint sticks. CANDY CANE DESSERT 14 marshmallows 4 sticks peppermint eandy (• % pt. whipping eream tt cup chopped nuts Vi lb. (X cups) vanilla w i f m crushed Cut m a r s h m a l l o w s ia eighths. Cover bottom o f uitjuM /uUnioifMJ.. FOR SALON RESULTS WITH OGIIVIE HOME PERMANENT Only OglMe, Mr spectoflsts' lor over 50 yews, can make you that oftw. Safe, pntto, salon-tested... OglMe home permanent with axchahmPrePermconditioner put* yosw hair in top shape to tote a pam fact wave. Creme Waving lotion Ms you rogulstawwAng time according to tha texture and condition of your hair. 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Bil­ lingsley, >428 South Willow Ave. The two sisters had not seen each other tor 10 year*. Enroute to Sanford, Mra. Bailey stopped to Detroit, Mich., for a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Fred Gorotpu. W D U RA BLE! JET SPRAY V R oof C leaning Clean Rnofe L ast! I YENTSCH ' Maintenance Servlet I SIX E. 21 PL FA 2-1813 H ID E -A B E D , perfect condition, new mattress f j HIDE-A BED, apartment else, N erg abide M cover. A -l c o n d it io n ..................... .........- — ■ ™ 8 piece D I N E T T E ---------- 21 / ) ST A R T S M O N D A Y ! CRIB aad inane* peieg meUreon. like new . .. - Wrought Iron BUNK* with innenpring matlreeeee -— Belem maple BUNKS, like bread aew - - 41 * £ P h ik a Delano ELECTRIC S T O V E --------------- 71 Twe ea. tej One twin au e BOOKCASE HEADBOARD ------ 41 XT* rebuilt BOLLYW OOD BEDS G O O DYEAR SER VIC E Sanford, Fla. STORE �^ A e r gn?. r u $e/tf -- f ' 0 R v y " M a rl 0 £ O A ! whole house. We have a D E A R ABBY: Am ! bemg childish? I am very much ia love with a woman who was m arried before and hat two amatl chil­ dren. Her hnsbind died suddenly at an early age with a heart attack. I love thla woman but I cannot ate m y way clear to m arry her because 1 can’t put out o f m y mind the fact that abe waa once in another m an’ a arms and haa b o n e h ll children. If this woman had never been m arried 1 would get down on my tianda and kneea and beg t o r to be my wife. She claim s she loves m e very much and I believe her. What can I d o ? CAN’T rO R G E T spare room , and If 1 slip out and go Into It to get one hour’s sleep before It’ s time for him to get up, and he happens tv wake up and finds out l*m not sleeping with him, he raises the roof. Listen, Abby, 1 am 63 and so is be so there la no sense la this, end yen can believe m e. Thank you. GOING NUTS DEAR GOING: What good Is a roof on vour bouaa, If you wind up In a mantal In­ stitution? Kiss him good­ night and then g o Into the spare room and get some sleep. • • • D E A R ABBY: Where can I g et a good nlght’ a sleep? I have a husband who snores so loud be jars the £acoby On Bhidqn AU highway robbers don’ t waar masks and carry guns. Som e play duplicate bridge. South was an expert and North n beginner, so South opened with a somewhat un­ sound three no-trump. He was accustomed to underbidding from North, but this time North took full aetion and leaped to six hearts. Expert South wasn’t going to let North play the hand so he went on to six no-trump. When South looked at the dummy he rather wished that he had worked his way into six spades. At six spades South could win the opening spade in dummy, lead a club to M i aca, ruff a club, return to his hand with a saeond trump, ruff another club, get back to his hand with the ace CONFIDENTIAL NORTH TO “ CURIOUSLY CURI­ O U S": A man Is judged by the company be keeps. A woman la usually m isjudg­ ed. • • • Hate to write letters? Send one dollar lo ABBY, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif., for Abby’a new book­ let. "HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OC­ CASIONS." By Oswald Jacoby IS AKtoas FQJ66S6 ♦ as RAFT k m ¥ 91 ♦ A83 *74 ¥10 3 ♦Qmill* ♦ KJ667 *653 BOOTH (D) * A Q J1 ¥ A lt? ♦ KJ * AQ104 Both vulnerable ttovtll West North KesS aN .T. Pam • ¥ • N T. Pam Pam Oomdng l o a d - * ! of hearts, discard dummy’s diamonds on his last two trumps, and m ake an easy seven. South did even better. He won Ihe first spade in dummy Jfts(rfcmsn: So many young wives think there Is a tried and true for­ mula for keeping their hus­ band's lova for a lifetime. No advico is foolproof on thla aubject. But here are a few suggestions that will help: Be a lady. Styles eom e ami go, but a m in always likas to think that hli own wife la a lady—la the finest mean­ ing of that old-fashioned word. Be independent Have Ideas of your own, friends o f your own, outside interests of your own. You don’ t have to be a clinging vine to be feminine. Be b ip p y . Too m sny wives think it u p to their husbands to make them happy. Bui you’ d never be happy if you demand happineia ai a gift from someone else. Be hippy yourself, and your happiness will earry over to your hus­ band and your tom e. r R ITZ DEAR CU T: Yes. But had you really fait " d o # * " to her, you’d hava called a few days before the wed­ ding and asked what hap­ pened to your Invitation. • • • DEAR ABBY: A lifelflQf friend of mine becam e en­ gaged and laid she waa go­ ing to invite m e to her wed­ ding. I waa so sure she would that I sent her an axpensive wedding gift, not to mention tha outfit I had made especially for the occasion. I was heartbroken when the wedding day ar­ rived and I bad not been Invited. When ihe returned from her honeymoon, aba D EAR CAN’T : Don’ t take op any m ore o f her time. You m ay, in a fit o f generoaity, decide to ask bar anyway, and the poor w om ­ an haa had enough bad luck for one lifetime. • » • (O s telephoned m # and asked why ! didn’t attend. 1 told her 1 never got an Invita­ tion. She aald, *T)h, you silly little fool, I am sura I sent you one, but w e are such d o s e friends, even U you didn’ t get It you should have com e anyway.’ * Tell m e, Abby, can friends be so close that they attend af­ fairs like this wltboot a for­ mal Invitation? CUT TO THE QUICK TODAY 4 SAT. SHOWS A T 1:00 • 3:65 > S:16 7:15 - 9:00 Thru ipinst tin viMiritsil and promptly led a diamond. East played low knd South rose with tha king. At thla point Weal could have taken the te e and gives his partner four diamond tricks, but West had other Ideas. It never occurred to him that South did not bold the queen o f diamonds back o f the king, and West played low on that first diamond as If he had no problem at all Now South cashed bis spades a n d all dum m y’a hearts. Everyone b i d to eome down to two earda. South told tha aca and ten o f clubs while West blanked his king of clubs In order to keep his ace o f diamonds. The king of eluha fell under the aee tad South made seven no-trump for a real top acore. FRIDAY P. M. (l> Nvwicop* (S)|SI Nsw«, Sports, Wvaibar 4:11 ( ! ) Editorial 1:11 t it Nows, Sports, W «»tkor t i l l (I ) cn . I Sport* l i t ! (It News— Waltor Cron* kit* (1) llnntloy - Brink!*? mw (4t (I) 11:44 (t ) (4t (4) 11:14 (I) (It (It T:SS (It <(t (St t:SS CJt liM 1:14 IliH 14:11 U :» t 11(16 lltSS ll!ll ailont Sorvte* W j i t t Karp L*« Usrvta pr**snls International Shewtint* (St T!io droat Advonturo (S' TT Snnsst atrip (It Bob Heps (SI Routt It (St (turbo's U o (St Hallmark Halt ot Pam* (It TalltaM Zone (St Fa>u*r*« Oauablsr (St Jack F l*r (Color) (( ) Miss T**n*as Amer­ ica P * t* * "t (St Boilne (I) Mike That Ipsr* (SI The Patriot* (>! Near*—Murphy Mar­ tin (I) N*w«, Bporto, W att(bar (St Th,*t*r of (b* Star* (S) Johnny Carton (Color) (tt TV UUrknut (S) Maverick SATU RDAY A . M. Sits (() N .w ., Waathtr (:S ( (() aunrlM B .m .at.r T:OS (ft Orowsra Almans* CM Nrw* T:tt (( ) <S) t:04 (]) (Si l :t « (St (S) »:t* (St (41 (t) t:I4 (1) 10:94 (1) (4) (I) 14it4 (S) . Deputy Paw* ItFO Mli-Klorlla Acroia Tha Kanes Rock? Jonas Robin Hood Buporaaa Sup.r Csr The Alvin Bhow Major M*reury Huff A Roddy llertar Itaathcot* gutek Draw MeUraw Tkaattr X Flraball XL M lehtr Mono* Jataons Dannta Tha Hanac* Rtn Tin Tin Cartoontfa rury Ror Ro**r* Bhow Baanp A Caatl SATURDAY P. M. 11:14 (I) IS) 14) Now*— non Cochran (4) 1:41 (I) Outdoor Ballot!* 11:11 (It Board rrr-ion «u y Kin* Huai Hnnn7 Uultwlnklo (Color) Bat. (ItPo Tou Know) (I) Mewta Land of Allakatam 1:14 (It K iplorln* (»> My Friend n ic k * (I) ChamploBihtp Bow­ lin* t;l« It American bandatand IS) Wroatlln* II) TBA 1:11 n i w atch Ur. Wtatrd 14) TllA 1:11 (11 Man Into Space (4) Co 11eclat a K ickoff 1: 1! (I) NCAA dim * Slid (1) MsUna* Theater 1:14 (t) Theater X 4:11 (1) Wash. Report 1:14 (It NFL lllahllahla 1:00 C t The Outlaw, (M (Vida World of llpurto 4:41 (1) Florida Flahln* (4) Coll*** Football Scoreboard 1:11 (1) Nawi 4:44 (I) Ch. • Nawa 4:14 (4) Mr. Kd Tilt) ( 1) Clrcu* Boy (I) Central Florida ShowiMte (I) Da* Hunt T :l( (1) Th* Llautannst (4) Jackie Glaaaon (I) Hootenanny 1:11 C> Joay Hlahop (Color) (4) rnil Silt are 49> Lawrence Wtlk t i ll (1) Saturday Nl«tii Movl* 1:14 14.44 tt:«« 11:11 11:la 11:14 (4) (tt (II (1) (I) (3) l») Tha Difandar* Jarry t^wl* Ounamok* (IMS) Newi Thoatar of tha atari M ivt* Adult Theater SUNDAY P. M. 11:1* (S) Faith for Today T V Star A t Rita Richard Chamberlain who haa becom e the Idol of mil* Uoea o f teievisiooviewera as Dr. KlUlare, playa M i first starring role in a feature motion pictura In Metro-Goldwyn-Mayor'* "Tw ilight of tlnn nr aJiJTlO C#•* Th* feature open* Sunday at the Rita Theater and will run through Wednesday, In this tense and absorbing courtroom dram a, based on the best-selling novel by Ai Dewltn, Chamberlain's role is a far cry from that of his fam ous doctor portrayal. He plays David Mitchell, a small town attorney who to ap­ pointed to defend a man ac­ Be generous. A ic lflih wo­ cused ot wantonly murdering man U often auecessful at the community’! leading ctUgetting a man, but rarely it e . successful In bolding felt love. 1, Fri, Nor. 15, ’6$—Page 7 feral* «» RICHARD Chnmborluin and Joint Hlnckmnn nre tha romantic principal* of ‘Twilight of Honor,'* running Sunday through Wednesday at tho UiU Theatre. (1) (I) H iII 49) (I) (I) 1:44 (1) (I) (I) 1:14 (1) (SI l.oo v ) (« ) 1:10 1:04 1:14 1:44 (I) (I) (It IS) (1) (I) II) (I) Ravlval Intaraatloasl Zosp Film Fsri Face tha Nation Oral Robert* Chrtllophars Harold of Truth FI*. Foothill HighHaht* Frontiers of Filth apace As* Report lli.covory i t NFL Football— a u r A Story Direction* 'll International Son* Death Vallff Day* NUC N*wo Kneor* Football Sunday Sunday Sport* CHiUSOUt (1) 1:11 lit <t| 1:44 L i (31 4:31 (91 Wild Klnctom O K. Collage Bowl Tod Mack Hour 30 th century Til A Moral IllUM (41 I’ rob* III Nawaoopt T.44 (I) O ut* A Hsrrlltl (I) Laaal* Instead o f itrpping you rnulil drive right up to th* Whataburicor, p i c k up a tasty meal fo r th* whole fa­ mily and be homo in 10 min­ utes. The aot-ret is in th* telephnna which yen use to cull in your order. It will be ready when you get there. Certainly tasler than going to alt that work at hnmt. * * ■ Hrre’f a group that dovan’ t need any invigorating and you could taka a tip from them too. Th* Skat* City Roller* Danr* and Flgura Club ia practicing fo r the Thanks­ giving competition nt West Palin Beach, where they are sure to eomo aw*y with eome prises. Skate City has a plan for you tn get ■ head start on ChrUtmaa . . , you ran lay away any |>ntr o f skates or accessories for II. * * * Football fan* are meeting at their favorite spot after tha games . . . Homecoming nml tha Gutor Howl last week saw quite a group hit tha Carlh* for pnit-gam * quar­ terbacking and other anjoyaide pnstlmaa. In addition to times like thme, tha Carito "T h e Bramble Bush" with la most convenient for perRichard Burton, and "The aons who work In town. A bit* "H auling T ree" with Gary o f lunch or after work aoekCooper. tail aerved by the parionaide Fin is right around the corner. Get tha ladles in the o ffice together for a relaxing lunch or Join th* fellowa for the important businesa die* h ** • cusalon. Once again. Flo re­ mind* ua that Chri tmns la only flv* week* away and they tr* taking reservationa i * -~ fo r parties. She ami Jack will do anything they ran to in­ J sure th* surces* o f your group'* ahindlg. TON ITS A V f o v t g f iti\ r} H I D t I M T H C A T f l 11 SAT. $ 1 .0 0 A CARLOAD G IGAN TIC TRIPLE FE A TU R E NO. 1 A T T:M O NLY "W A R H U N T " RTARHINO JOHN BARON NO. S AT 6:56 ONLY "H A SI I'A G E " KOKKItT MITC1IUM — COLOR NO. g AT 10:M ONLY “ RIO B R A V O " JOHN W A Y N E - COLOR COMING — SUN. — MON, — T U B S. ANNOUNCING EARLY BIRD SHOW SUNDAYS — 6:15 P. M. EARLY — OUT EA RLY MON. THRU S A T . — SHOW STARTS A T 7 P . M. SU NDAY SHOWS 6:15 A 111 IS THE M OST ACCLAIMED MOTION PIC TIM E OP OUP TIMEI • m rm m tr K 9 tea * o f f * A iM * e v 4 w w * r r E r •t a r r in g N A TA LIE WOOD CO -FEATU RE 6:16 O N LY "B E L L E SOM M ERS" STARRING POLLY BERGEN # N A T A L I E WOOD (tiara in “ Went Side Story" which o p e n a Sunday at the Movieland Drive-In Theatre. (S) BtU Data gkaw T:IS (I) Travail o f Jaml* McPhaatars (I ) Wopdarful World of Color ( ! ) kfy Faverlt* Martian 1:1# (I) Kd •ulllvaa 1:1* tit Qrlndl ( » Arrait * Trial 1:4* (I) Bonsnsa (1) Judy (ItrUnd i-.ii la) i). i - Taaai.r 14:4* (1) P aron t ghow (I) Candid Camara (I ) t e n t h . for Bal* 14:14 (S) ABC Nawi Report (4) What's My Lis* H it* ( 1) Nawsaop* (4) Harry llaaionar Nawi (I) Tha Lai* Show 11:11 tt) Theater of tha Star* 11:14 (1) rater dans MONDAY A. N. 4:14 (3) Blltns.tle* l i t t ( ! ) Ftmthln* Atnriana* 1:14 II) Nawa 1:14 (4) gunrlao Samrsttr (It FI*. HI*lory T :ll (I) Today (4) Operation Alphabet BY JUDY TURNER Ret those furnaces went on in a hurry tho other day! In one way Florida Is like my home state about which they say, "If you don't like the weather, stick around for 15 minutes," In other words, next week it will i>e warm nprnin.. For now though, the cool nir is especially invigorating and puts u lift in everyone's step. Speaking of stepping . . . here are a few places to step to . . . 'Early Bird Show' Be companionable. That isn’ t Just a matter o f sharing your husband's Interest, but A new feature—"a n early also of fitting your m oods to bird H w w " — to being In­ hli. Be proud of your jo b as augurated Sunday at Moviewife and homemaker. Be good land Drive-In Theater. Firot at tha jab and let your hus­ show will start at 6:15 p m. band know you consider it For the balance o f the week th* first show will be at T worth your best. p. m . Be trustworthy. A man "W est Sid* S tory." winner needs to know that ha can o f 10 Aeadamy Aw ards," is alwaya count ow his wife. the main feature Sunday Keep your sense o f humor. through Tuesday. Natalie It Is a woman's best weapon Wood is starred in this color against being bored or bor­ film. Polly Bergen la starred ing. in the co-feature, "B elle Som ­ Be courageous. A wife who m er*." is afraid to meet challenges Tw o color movie* are slated doesn't pull her own w eight for Wednesday and Thursday, COMB TV W IIK B N D TELEVISION By Abigail Von Buren \ P V * * * Now that they’ve discover­ ed It, they can't stay sway from th* Painted Horse. They ar* my neighbors who keep making up excuse* to go down south. But I know they Ju*t want to onjny th* "ail you can ea t" meal a t the Swedish im org-a-styl* buffet and come back and tem pt us telling about tha goodie* they’ve had! Th* cheerful, colorful atmosphere la per­ fect for kids and adult* both ami the menu will ault any taato from the moat almpia to the most cosmopolitan. • a * Are you in a rut? A work ail week, go out Friday night, watch TV Saturday night rut? Hare’s th* solution . . . Go to Freddie's Steak House on th* week-night where Bruce W est entertains on tho piano and organ. Thla ia one of th* fr w place* in Ui* area with entertainment all weak, ami la guaranteed to liven up your life! * * * Sadie Hawkins ha* her day Saturday night whan Malodaa Skating rink i* having a party ju st fo r her. Then on Sunday the Melodro Dunce and Figuro Club will journey to Leesburg for th* Sun-LeaO skat* competition, leaving at 11 a. m. ■ e * Out at Spencers, Ed la r*. veiing in, o f all things, tha cold weather. "Just w hat u* Yankees need," ha reports. The Yankee mixes up sums o f around the best d r i n k s though, even th* people from Dial* admit that! Spencar's cocktail hour ia picking up too, Kd says. You may b* in­ terested to know that they keep a record o f the winners o f th* free dinners *0 U you won and weren't there, you can still g et your pris* any tim* you want. Now really, how can you beat a contest like that? e * * Bettor get on the ball if you are planning to make reservation* for a holiday party a t th* Capri. N ew man­ ager Robert Balnea reports that most o f tha "g ood " night* have been taken. How­ ever any night i* a good night at tha Capri for a party, so Just choose another tim e. Th* Capri haa excellent facilities for parties and g o ail out for your group. R*m*mb*r th* Capri ia open fo r lunch now with a brand new menu of businessman's luncheons for extraordinarily reason­ able rate*. Don't to m illed if you are a businesswoman, I'm sure they’ll let you enjey th* fin* meal tool MOTHERS! PLEASE NOTE GOLD FRAMES — Guaranteed Not To Tarnish — Ideal For "School Day*” I'hoioK — 5x7 Or 8x10 ONLY $ p i Wieboldt's CAM ERA U N T A L Bw dw lt TV fA M M t a tiN m 1:11 a te (I) <•> (4) (I) <4) (1) (I) III m ■art Nawi Tadag Waka U* M*vt*« Miekta'k Ootp*l Time New* a Watthtr Csrtoonvtlt* Cask Ksavavve Waatk*. a*4 Haws T *«*r * :« * (!) ■)•••* Vila i:ie 7:44 1:40 4 :tl » :te 1:14 14:44 14:14 l«:*w 11(66 l l i 4* _ ‘ A te h i..iw II) A*i*rlt*a Hlttorr (IkK ivrcts** (4) Cartonvtll# (4) Hompot Room (1) a*U atovm Bkow tt) Bay Wfcoe t l) Mike Wiliac* IS) Bpanl.h tl) NBC N»w* |ii Word lor Word (O t Levs l a w tl) Docomhor Drl4* (I) Tke HeCoya (I) Coa**nlrallo* (I) Trie* I* Rtaht tl) Fete a OI»4y* (I) 6*v*n K*re (4) M illie* Lieki • FROM Year SANFORD FLOWER SHOP A S ta te! A n . Car. & 1 S FA M U 1 FA 3-6461 GOOD MONDAY P. M. I l l* <l) 1 , w f t o l Havre* *(*■ Sow* <t) Tonnoitaa Krai* Fer6 (I) Lev* *r U N 41:14 tl) Harry Xaaaakae 41:41 II) Falkor Xaow* Baal (I) 0**r*k fay T*m*rr*w ID Tratk or Co atoaaoaroa 11:11 ID UtU lns Lltkl t i l l tl) Open Window tl) Oaniral Hoapitat (I ) Wow* aa* Woalkae 2145 F m c k At*. Sanford, Fla. 1 I I Carry Out Orders Ph. 322-961$ Bruce Nov ' Freddie's Bleak House Central Florida's Oldest A Finest — JIM SPENCER'S — RK 8TAURANT a M CO CK TAIL LO U N G 1 ALL THE LOHSTER YOU CAN EAT .... 9L25 CHAR - 1IROILED PRIME STEAKS DANISH LOBSTER TAILS YOUR (sweat as a aa t) ROYAL RED SHRIMP (a real delicacy the way w e rapar* them! . , . they ara N O T ranch Fried!) f COMBINATION PLATTER CHOICE D* (Danish Lobster Telia and E*yal Red ltd Shrlm Shrimp) FROG $ 2»s LEGS Bautrrd la Melted Batter UNDER THE UMRHF.LI.A Fr**— A Variety O f Fin* Che**** and M*sta— . _ ____ To Enjoy While We Proper* Y ear Dinner ISTTR Now Orleai available H aE l^ every T fart a lg U !# l prival* parti** np to Bnalh French Av*. B a n ted 50. Phona F A S-W9t ONE AND OltY OK LOUIKM ORLANDO on Hwy. #50, 4 blocks east of Colonial Shopping Plaza The Original And AnHmnlk Swedish HospHillty and “ k n a tt h o w " trilh Food Smtaf Cm Rm m s It DdJty — 11 :00-9:00 pjk SUNDAYS aad HOLIDAYS 3712 I. Colonial Drive Try Our Special Business Men's Lunch! VARIED, DELICIOUS MENU Froa Served 11:30 to 2 daily 97* COCKTAIL HOUR I - 6 P. H. BAR SP E C IA L S «JQ t J 7 SHOP 210 ti. DARK AYE. iH +F �I U Gram Methodist Schedule! Six Youth Classes U h A { j |a y v i n y n w VO: TOWARD D A T I* KTXCMBCHT sea BARBARA rcth R n w an u n r, t u wife. OROROB H. K illO SBtlRT aad LUCILB D. KIXOaBURT. hie wife, MART VIRGINIA KIXUHBt'RT, a aleule woman, TIROIKtA ARB KtXOJIBURT. a alawte woman, and ALBERT T. ROTF, If they art living, er If thar are l i s t , their aaknown hairs, gavlaeaa, apousea, grantee*. Hanora. aeetgna, aueeaaaor*. truat***. and aealast anr end all ether peraana ole County Courthnuea In San­ ford. Florida, the follow!** detrrlbod property lyln* end beIn* la Seminole County. Flor­ ida, ta-wlti Beetle* tt. Tewaehtp 6* South. R ee** 6* Bast. South and Beat at Osceola Road, lata It* feat aquar* South, Rans* *outh*aat*rlr R o-L DOYOUUVSMB AS MUCHTODAY AS YOU D*D ‘ •r latareat In er t* the property herein deeerlbed. TOU ARB HKRBBT NOT IFIRD that a suit haa been breusht esalaet fe e , a ad each *t yen. tha eaters a f which I* t* quiet the title I* the hereleaner Aeenrlbea real proper­ ty. The warns e f i t * Cauit la which the lull has been Insti­ tuted Is the Circuit Court, Ninth Jodlelat Circuit la and foe Seminole County, Florida. The till* of the eae* 1s RO­ BERT n. COLB end IXLAND SS Kail. South and Baal e f Oacaota Road, t a a a rlsht-of-w ay e f State Road No. 1S end It* foot wide drains** eitemcnt. The East ont-half e f the N B 't and the BWft ef th* NE'4 ef Section It. Township SS South. Rans* SI East, lae* rlsht-of-w ay o f Stato Road No. II. Th* SEI4 and th* North one-half o f th* BWI4 af _______ It, . . . Towmhlp 34 Section M M M — I ___ X MV WIFB RM4 AWAY WOH THBWACHINO MACHINEGEflkUZMAN., XM0OIN01DHA«1D COULDNT HAPPEN 70 A N J C Q 2 C U V 7 OTWZT U 0 T O 4 IN 0 TO W H A T R 5C F L 6 GAY. South, Rans* 13 East, lees rlsbt-of-way af Slat* Road No. II. Government Lot* 4 *n4 4. geetlon If, Township 34 South, Rans* M Ealt. That part of Section t*. Townehtp 3t South. Ran** S3 Uait, North and W ait of Lake Hamer. Government Lots 1, t and 1. th* West ona-half of tho Emit one-half and th* Kaat one-half of th* W *!t one-half of Section 14, Towmhlp » South. Itaneo 33 Kail. t-«a right-of-way of Lak- llarnoy Itoad and Dai boelnnln* M l foot West and 31 foot North of th* SE corner of tho SW>4 of (aid Section 14. thence rua North133 feet, thence run Weat 1*3 fast, th-nc* run South133 f-et. th-nc* run Eaat I"3 feet to th* point of beelnnlng. •aid sate will bo mad# pureu•nt to *a4 ta order to M tlilr th* term* of wld final dear**. WITNKS6 m* hand and offlrlal sral at Hanford. Somlnnt- County, Florida, thla ISIh dar of November, A. D. t i l l . (SISAL) _ . Arthur It. Ilrrkwlth. Jr. Clark of th* Circuit Court Tty Martha T. Vlhtaa tioputy Clark W. C. Ilutehlaon, Jr.. Ally. IMbtl-h .Norambar IS. ISO PROCTOR, * *ln*l* woman. EDWARD DAVIS KINGHBUItT and BARBARA RUTH KIMISBURT, hla w lft, OEOROB H. KtXOtBUBT and LUC ILK p. KINCMBURT. hi* w lft. MART VIRGINIA KIXOaBURT. a etaSi* woman. VIRGINIA ANN KIXOSRURY. a alBSt* woman and ALBERT F. KOPP. II thay ere llrla*. ar If th*y ar* d«ad. their sahnow e halra, davia***, apeuaaa, grant###, lienors, assigns. auocaeeora. trustee*. and a*alnat any sad all other p«rann* harm* or elatmln* to have any right, title end/or Interest la er te the proparty herein described. Defendants, betn* Chancery Number 1SJT9. The deeerlptton e f the real proper! Involved, located In Seminole County, Florida, la aa follow i! PARCEL NO. t Lot t. of Bloch B. and Lot 4. of Block F. Sanlando Country C l u b Relates, u fo r th tlirro «.*.d -jtn th u f Groce Methodist Church w ill be held fo r tlx Saturday mom* t a ft beginning this week a t 9:30 s j b . The ehuees will h « conducted b y the pastor, Ree. J ob s R . Hires J r , The youn * D r. Jeiuer Is wail known in people w ill be rocehred Into thin area and haa spoken on the church on Christmas Sun* m any spaeial occasion* at the Tw o representative* from n r i m Baptist church**. The Oaklawn Chapel ia lo­ Grace Church will attend the cated at 1748 Country Club Conference on Christian Voea* Road near tha Loch A rb or* lions a t tha Methodist Youth Ravenna Park area. It ia u Camp a t Leesburg this week­ miaalon sponsored by the P in t end. Attending will be M ist Janet Ely. a student nt Or­ Baptist Church o f Sanford. There is a com plete church lando Junior Colltge, and Joel program at the Chapel with Fehd, a student a t Seminole departments and clasase fo r High SchooL all ages. Membership now is approximately 100 person*. Anyone living in the vicini­ ty is especially invited to vie* it and worship. The schedule o f services is: Sunday 8choot, 0:48 a.m.; M orning Worship, 11 Training Union, 6:45 Mrs. Alma H. Shaver, T8, p.m. and Evaning Worship, died at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday Rov. C. R. Zehnder will 7:46 p ju . Tha Wednesday, speak on Mexican Missions at mid-week Prayer Service la at in her home In Lake Monroe. Bora April 17, INS, la a mooting o f the Ladies Guild 7:30 p.m. BraitoB County, W. Va., the o f the Ascension Lutheran had mads bar horn* ia Lake Church t* be held a n t W ed­ Monroe for tha past ftra nesday nt S p.m. nt the ehtfteb. years. Tbs time o f the mooting was Survivors ara bar husband, changed because Thanksgiv­ George H. Shaver, o f Lake ing falls en tha regular data The November meeting o f Monroe; aioo childrem, Flet­ this year. There wlU ba an the Church o f the Nativity cher o f Wlllingtaa, Del., Ted­ election o f officers. Catholic Women*! Club win bo dy o f Morris, W. Va., OU* and held hi the social hall o f the Chester of Page, W. V i ., M rs. church next Monday a t 8 p.m. Z tlls Ray o f Bloomsbury, Pastured opoakor w ill b* Pa., Mrs. Fay Adidas o f Mrs. Jerry Q uilling, spiritual Pago, Mrs. Ethel Adkins o f develop omM chairman who Klacaid. W. Va.. Mrs. Myrtle By Jaw# Casselberry w ill speak to the women *n England o f Sanford and Mrs. Flans ara btlng made fo r Catholic charities. Minnie Jones of Lake Mon­ tha annual Christmas Eve Mr*. Joseph Fahey, altar roe; two sisters, Mrs. Garni* Children's Servlet nt the As­ chairman, w ill demonstrate cension Lutheran Church at tha m a k i n g o f A d v e n t Barnett o f Camden, W. V a., sad Mrs. Bertha Jackson af Casselberry. Wreaths. Frameton. W. V a., and a bro­ Rehearsal fo r children o f AU women o f tho perish ther, Ann la Cottrell, o f Clay. the Sunday School w ill bo ara Invited to attend. Funeral services will ba held each Saturday a t 10:00 held at 2 p.m. Sunday at a.m. until Christmas starting Brissou Funeral Home with thla wash a t tha church. Rev. Arthur Beatty of the North Lake Monroe Methodist St. Richard's Council 6367, Church offldsU ng. Burial will Knights o f Columbus, will hold bo in Sylvan Lake Cemetery. Ladies Guild To Meet GUY'S WHO EWT IIK« \ VIOUNCK GMDULD 1 NKVKK GO KOUNP J CAUIN* f i l l AS UKS ME LUGS/ ___ _ S. WHAT1 s u r T A «R 0 « RcKM CRISP ITW C0R6IW69 \r t « TW *T»H » « » TO JOKKIMiNK, I PMHi CtAIKlU* ITRM iteAi t c u aa ) xiroouv n n ow n s * TUftfAn n v l TW’ XOMBUP* HMLK DMOVTn 70 m u Z akin M a m a 5 ATCAKAVIlte r OR JUllASOt ACALL s n pi tks ^ PORT AUTHORITY 0RPIRFDMCAK60 WLD TILL IT5 OWNtftVHIP te • L 86TA6U6NI A ault having haen fltad agalntl you In th# Circuit Court In anil for Hamlnol# County, Florida. In Chanc-ry. for dlvorc*. Iho abbravlalad tilt* of which la Chart** Franklin Edison, plaintiff, v. Edlaon, Earnoatlno ----- ... dafandant. . this nolle* la Is roqulrs you lo fll* with th* Clark o f aald Court your written dofonaoa. If any, to th* plain tiffs com­ plaint fltad In aald raut*. and lo oorvo a copy on ths plaintlfr* attorney* not talar thaa ih* tltb Say a f Docambsr, A. D. tu t . Ilaraln fall aot or a darrao pro eonfaaao w ill bs antarad asalnat you. AVITNERH my hand and ths seal of aald Court at Sanford. Florida. Hit* 13th day s f Notim bir, A. D. U!S. (HEAL) Arthur H. Bochwllh. Jr. Ctork of tho Circuit Court By Martha T. Vlhtaa Deputy Clerk Itutchlson and Lofflar Edwards Building Pool Offlca Drawer X Hanford. Florida Attornay* for Plaintiff Publish Nnrambar It. St. SS. December I, ISSJ UOO-SI Legal Notice R a th e Claims « f D r a t a ft t i a l H l SaM Fetal# i Seminole County, Florida By Martha T. Vlhita, D. C. Carter A. Bradford Ward S Bradford loo E. Waahlngtoa Btraot Orlando, Florida Attorney for Plaintiff* Voltes mt Pwbllo floartas Nolle* la haroby glvan. Hoard of County Cummlaalon•r* of Hamlnol* County, Flor­ ida, will hoar aa appssl against ths daelalos s i tha Board *1 Adluatmsnt srantlng pormlaalon to nporats aa aaphalt plant for a fapaetflad ------- * Federal Inlaratat* Projaet I-S, Job No. nUO-ltSS for a limit­ ed liras oa ths following de­ scribed property: Bag ISS.st ft 6 a f NW cor gootlsa M -1M IIE, rua B U M R/W AOL HR. rua NE along N R/W ACL RR to W R/W 1-4. rua NC along W’ orly R/W 1-4 to ft B •( POII. run W to FOB. Public hearing will b* hold In th* Hamlnol* Counts Court llous*. Sanford. Florida, tn th* County Commloatonora Room, on Norambar JS, 1*41 at !4iS0 A.M. or aa aooa tharooftor aa posatbl*. Board o f Couaty Commloolonoro Somlnol# County, Florid* By J. C. Hutahlaow, Chairman Attoot Arthar Bookwith, Jr. PtritLIBH; Nov. 14, 1141 CDO-44 Tou and tarh of you art haroby notified and required tn tr*(*nt any elatma and damandi which you, or tlthor or yot, may hava again*! th* RABIN. total* of' ORIUJt *“ C. ” * tl-t'-aaod,, lata af Guyahog* County, Ohio, to th* County ___ _ at gamlnot* County, Judea Florida, at hla offlo* In lit* court houao af aald County at Hanford. Florida, within ala ealtndar mentha from th* ttm* or th* flrot publication of thla nolle*, r.ach claim ar damand shall bo In writing, and ahall •tat* th* ptac* of rovldanc* and poat offlc* addraa* of th* rlalmant, and ahall be rwora t* hy the elalmant. hi* agtnt. or attornay, and eny aueh claim oy damand aot •• flltd ahall bo void. A. Edwin Ihtnhotoor A* Ancillary Administra­ tor. C. T. i . of th# Es­ tate or Orrta C. iabla. ita first annual Birthday Ball thla Saturday a t the Police­ m en's Hall on tho lakafront In Sanford. Dress will ba semi-formal fo r tha avent which la set for tha hours o f 8 a.m. until 1 Rev. 8am Swain o f Akron, p.m. Musk will be by tha MaOhio, will conduct a series o f lodlera. A b u ffet rapper te lanon-denomlnatlonal Evangelis­ cluded. tic meetings to bo held at tha American I.exion Fairgrounds, Highway 17-92 aouth o f 8anRev. ond Mr*. Leonard Jo nee fo r t, Sunday beginning s i o f tho Prairie Lake Baptist 2:30 p.m. Church attended the Florida Many local church** ara eoBaptist Convention In Jack­ opsratlng in thla special seriea sonville Tuesday t h r o u g h which ia open to the publie. Thursday o f thla week. A Fellowship Breakfast will bo served te local pastors at Rose and W llk’a Restaurant en Saturday morning fo r which AY OROINANCa A S K Y D Ita OBOIYAYCB ISa BEING THE Dr, Swabs will b* tha boat. genbbal iM is a s b d iv - ■MnhoU*r'***n* t e « » » Attorneys-at-Law First Fad-ral Building Hanford. Florida. Attorney* for Ancillary Administrator CT.A. Publlah Nov. L A 14. 16. 1411. ODN-tll |W T W O C TRC TIT O O C R T O F TWH N IN TH jr B I C I A L C tR C t-nr O F A N D F O R g R W IV . OLE C O U N T Y , F L O R ID A . C W A N C R R T NO. IggSW TH E C tT T R A V IN G * B A N K OF BROOKLTN. WILBURN WORTHY, * atngla m ti. at at. D efen d a n t* N om rw a r a r r r in XORTGAGB FORBCLDaCRB TO: WILBURN WORTHT. RKSfDENCEl UNKNOWN AND TO: Alt partis* elalmlag tnlaraata by. through, undor er agalaat tha afore­ said per,on TOU ARE htraby •atlflad that * Complaint ta forecloa# , JJ rj C Evangelistic Meeting Set At Fairgrounds Attend Meet Legal Notice A SCW WF M sn w eso, TEE CWTT f l w e w sa. v r a is o a stb ra u IS TUB W -L N O T TB ISt* OISTEICT J V ir E Ft. A S T * OB C A S S IS O F I .ANTS. WF n o- n rm s IS P T O. CTTECI CtTBtfO BE IT ENACTED BT TUB FEOFI.B OF THE CITY OF LONGWOOD. FLORtDAl 1. That Exhibit A o f OrOtnan<** IAS of tho City o f Longwood. Florida, balng (b* ganara! aonlng ordlnano* o f aald City, b* and th* asm* la haraby amandad so that para­ graph It andtr th* M-Ught Industrial Dlslrtet In aald Ex­ hibit A b* and tha asm* I* haraby atrtekan, and It shall b* parmlaalbt*. afttr onsetmtnt o f thla Ordlnane*. for eltrua Julc* plaati or otlru* canning plants (o ho aroetad In th* M-Ught Industrial Dis­ trict a* daflnad ta Ordlnane* No. 14*. 4. All ardlnaatat or parts af ordlnane** In conflict here­ with ar# hereby rapralod. A Thla Ordinance ahall lak* offset Immediately upon It# final paaaaga and adoption. A pubtts hearing will ba hold Docombor t. 1MS. at 1:44 P.M. to hear any objection,. Publish Nov. It. ItlS. CDO-44 • eartal* mortgag* ancumbarlug th* foltawlag daacrlbad real property, ta-wlti Lett Four (It. at QUAIL l*OND KAiT ADDITION TO C A I H E L B K I I R Y , FLORIDA, aeratnata Coun­ ty. Florida, according to Flat thereof as recorded I* Plat Book 11. paga* ST and SI. af tho Pubtla Rec­ ord* af Bamlnola County, Florida. haa boon filed *g*l**t you In th* abore-otyltd ault. sad you ar* r*<iulr*d t* **rv* • copy af yanr Anowor ar athar Ptoadtng ta tha Complaint a* Plalndtra attornay*. ANDER­ SON. RUSH, DEAN. LOWNDES A van den BKIUI. SSI Eaat Caatral Avenue, Orlando, Flor­ id*. and fll* th# arlgtnal Ana­ wer ar athar Flooding In th* afflc* of th* Clark * f th* Cir­ M i l l l cuit Court an or hafara tha 14th day o f December, 1141. If you fall to da oa. a docroa sra eonfats* will ha taken against you for th* rtllaf demanded iin th* Complaint. Thla Natl** ahall ba publish­ ed one# • week for four eonsaeutlva weeks I* th* Sanford Herald. DATED thla llth day af No­ vember, lift . .. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Clark af Circuit Court By Martha T. Tibia* Deputy Clark Aadoraaa. Rush. Dean. Lown­ des ft vaa daa Rarg Attornay* aad CounaoMort at La w H i Kaat Caatral Baulavard Pott Office Boa m t Orlando. Florid* L 'l« t Telephone 141-4411 Publish: Nov. II, 2J, Jt. Daa ft 1141 Ebenezer Church To Observe Navy Night Ebsnsosr MsthoditS CTiwreh win ebssrvg "N avy Night.’* a special occasion honoring tho Navy families a f ths church community, on Sunday, Nov. 24, beginning at 6 p.m. Program fo r ths avowing includes a fried chicken sup­ per and showing o f a film entitled “ Conversion Plus’* which theirs how a person’ * life c o t bs changed through Christ Guest ipaakar will ba Chief T. W . Smith o f tha Sanford Naval A ir Station. Navy families o f Ebonaaev and the community are invited to attend whan thay wilt ba tha honored guaata of other members of tha church. A I* th* (Vert o f tke C ssst? JaOg*. Oemlaala Caeafy. Flor­ nursery will ba provided. ida. I* Probata. I* sai Notata ad tiI.1VB MAUDE WELtJI Docaattd. Te 411 Cradlloee aad Faraaaa Havlag Cla lata ar Daataada Agalaat Said Katata, To* **d #»ch o f yen sr* haroby notified and rtqalrad t* pr***nt any claim* and demands which yau. or tlthor s f you, may h*v* against th* satal* of OLIVE MACDK 1VKUA dscoaood. tat* of Mid County, ta th* County Judd* of ■•mlaol* County. Florid*, at his office In th* eoart Legal Notice NOTH VI OF lYTBYTlOY Tl) Fl'BCIIAtR t'YDK a B tl.K ItlU I.4W TO I I I FER■4YI H I VINO C l t l B I OR n x a t i n t m i n e r fw tf . r J. KELLY and JtV C T T. KELLY. MIP WIFE. D 'R 4 Kt:LLi*a i t a a n d a n a l T t w n v r r iv y Ths andsrslgnsd Intend to narchss* In bulk th# stock o f good*, wares ar merchandise aad/or th* business flitnrr* or equipment In connection with that certain buslne,* or entarprls* known ae PUT): It J. KELLY and JAXF.T T. KELLY. hla wife. O/B V KELLT’S BAR AND OR A t TAJIONTE INN. located at Al­ tamonte ripring,. Hemlnol# County. Florida, and to con. elude tuck purebaa* on No­ vember II. ISIS at th# offices of Feldor and Ilotllnghau*. At­ torney* at Law, t i l Houth Know)** Avonuo, Winter Park. Orang* County. Florida, ant all poroona having claim* or demands against th* vendor# ar* admonished lo notify tho undersigned at that addr*,* oa or bafar* aald dat*. Dated at w inter F*rk. r io r , Ida. this 13th day af Novembar. 1)11. /• / Joseph Plntor 1*1 Gladys C rim er Publlah: Nov. U . ISM O ffice Building S U n A B L E for real eitate, doctors, etc. Spick-and-span. Will air cooditlon entire building for acceptable Ma­ i n t. Close In on 1st St. PIANO Chord Method Les­ Plenty o f parking. Pbooe sons. Harry Westar, 322-9081 322-2744, 11 to 3 except Satu rdiy and Sunday.________ % FOUND, Poodle, black with brown collar. FA 2-7616. I-OST. Park*|>* rontelrdn* colored pictures and nega­ tives, In sroa o f 1st ft Park. F U R N I S H E D Apartmoat. Rsward. Return to RoumClean and cIo m Ift. Jlmmte Cowan. 323-4618. O tOOT: Saturday, little Bost- -CLEAN quiet Room s’ * Th# Gsblss. FA 2-0710. Urn Bull. Black with white ring around nock. Has col U r on bat no identification. Reward. FA 24641. 1204 Park A ra. Sanford. TURN. 4 rm . ep*. $39 m o. Approx. 6 ml. fm .baso, 1 block fm . Hlway. FA 2-3771. w st c m c t r r c o u r t o r RtN~W n M C U l CHS. e r r r n r and for a s s io o n r r r . f l o r id *, c jsa n c b jit no . laser CITT 6AVINQ6 BANK OF r r r rs rtE L D , Flalatiff, • ti- Needed A t Once ImmodUtolyl Wo have tha CARPET Stenstrom Realty w TLA X . FBXNO. *t al. ________ Defendants. NOTICE n r SUIT in WOl.TUAUB POHBCLOeiRB VWl B T A T ■ OF PENNSYL­ VANIA • DEPARTMENT OF FURLIC WELFARE Tou ar* hereby actlfted that a complaint te forecloa* a scrtala mort*a*a eacumberln* th* follewln* described real property, ta-wlti Lot l » l, OAKLAND Hll.Ut. aecordtn* to th* plat thereof aa recorded In Plat Book It. Pacea S3 and It, Public Recurde of ■cmlnol* County, Florida, haa been filed asaln-t you in the above-styled ault, end you ar* required to serve a copy af your Anewcr or other _ Pleading to th* complaint on 9 Plaintiff* attorney!, ANDER­ SON. RUSH. DEAN. LOWS'* DBM ft van den REIKI. 133 Eaat Central Avenue, Orlando. Florida, and fll* the orlslnat Anawer er ether rieadln* In the office e f the Clerk of the Circuit Court on or before th* 11th day of December. 1343. If you fall te do »o, a dr,-repro confess,, will be taken asalntt you for the rrll-f de­ manded In th* ci'niplalnt. Thla Notice ihall be publish*d once a week for four eonw atcullvo w— ka In th* BAN11 Fl>IID 1IRHALD. DATUM thti 3th day of No*, emt-rr, 1941. (SEAL) Arthur If. Urtktvllli. Jr., Clrrk of th* Circuit Court Hy: Martha T. vihlan Deputy Clerk ANDERSON, RUSH. DEAN. LOWNDKS A van den HERO Attorneys and Councillors at Law 133 Haat Central Boulevard Post Office (lot 3311 Florida I3I43 « Orlando, T*l-phon* 311-1431 Publlah Nov. I, 11, IT If. IMS CDO-1S i s t h e riE C i r r r o t h t opTHE NINTH J ID ItlA I. CIHITTT. IN AND FOB «EMISOLE f o r NTT. FLORIDA CBANtXCRT NO. ISMS TROPICAL PLANTS. INC, a Florida corporation, Plaintiff WELLEN HUNT. *t at. Defendants NOTICE OF a tlT TOi L IVELLEN HUNT and — ------ HUNT, hla wlfa; ALICE LEEDS, and If aha ba married. ■- , h»r hueband. If alive, and If dead, hla, her or tholr unknown holra. dtrlaata, granitaee. asolanoos, tlenor*. cradltare, trustooi or othor par­ sons. natural or artificial, claiming by, Ihroueh, under nr aaalnat the above named Dafondanla. or any of them, and all poraona haring nr claiming any Interest In or to the fullowlng described lands la Hemlnals County. Florida: Th* NW<4 of Section 14. Township )* Houth. Rang* It Kaat. LKBg (A.) Beginning al th* NK run fast. lhanca Hoot U lhanca East 600.14 feat, thane* Mouth III.II last, thane* Kaat III.1I fast, thane* North 1114 1* feat tu polut of Baglanlng; AND ALSO LK«a fll.) Baglanlng at tha I f f corner o f aald NWl*. run North along lha section lino TiS.l feet. thone* South 77 dograas 14 min­ ute* Eaat 4a ;.• feat, thane* Houth 7II.I feat, thanco North TT degree* S3 minute* Went III.4 feat tu Point of Uaalnnlng: Tou. and each of you. ar* hereby notified that a Com­ plaint lii* been filed agatnel you lu lb* Circuit Court lu an.l (o ' Henilnnlo County, Florida, which cause te In till# aa above herein. The Plain­ tiff seeks the i|ul*tlng of till* to the real property above 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen equipped. FA 24636. DOWN, Ig, clean. 611 Park. 116 E. WOODLAND Dr. Near NAS. 3 Br., 2 bath, plus deo, double utility room, fenced yard. FA 24661. RENT A BED rO R SALE. Positively best buy in Sanford. Apartment House. Good location. Ed­ ward F. Lane. FA 23969. 1, m , ft 2 BATHS DOWN PAYMENTS FROM $100 Low Monthly Paymenta F or Com plete Information See Or Call Y our FHA - VA O ffers fo r your selection the** Beautiful 2, 3, ft 4 Bedroom Government O w ned Homes SALES BROKER trance, private bath. Phone 3 DEDHOOM, 1 bath. Kit FA 2 3964. clien equipped. Owner be­ ing transferred. Must sell. FA 2-2940. 111 N. Park Ave. 322 2420 Legal Notice 3 Bit., kit. equip., utility, Fla. It in., hw floors, carporte. 3 lots. Low down pymt. $73 mo. FA 2-6237 or write Box 37, c /o paper. Priced From $6,750 Stenstrom Realty Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments HOME AND POOL From $411.50 In desirable Loch Arbor, 3 Ig. bedroom s, 2 baths, spac­ ious living room ft separ­ ate dining room , large kit­ chen w. breakfast space, a fenced yard containing swimming pool. All at ths FHA appraisal o f $17,000, only $700 down to qualified purchaser. OY OWNER: 1 yr. old 3 BRs, 2 baths. Split bedrooms. 22 ft. Fla. Rm., built-in kit. with eating area. 23 ft. Uvang ft dining rm . Ductfd heat, terra u o floors, double carports, 19 ft. utility rm., fenced yard on corner lot in city. $3,000 down, $63 THE ath Ji o t r i AL r in r t -r r 1601 I . Park Ara. month. May consider 2nd UP FLORIDA. IN AND FUR FA 2-3313 anytime •RWINOLB r o v N T T . IN mortgage. 322-649 after 6 I j f ANt'ERT. NO. I U R p.m. NOTICE o r al IT MOST WOMEN HAVE FLORIDA Mo u th AUK A NE. SM ART HUSBANDS CUIIITIKH COMPANY, a Ftor. LOW down pymt. I BR, 2 who will m o tho advantage* Ida oorporallon. bath, kit. equip., irrtanad Plaintiff, of an oak shaded, fenced carport, nice yard. FA v*. back yard for tho klda, plus nUET WINKLER, at u*. *1 al, 2 6310. Defendants invaatmant advantages In ■ TOi HUEY tVINKLt:i: and sparkling 3 bedroom horn*. GAT NELL WINKLER, A small doira paymant will hla wife, MACK It. CAHB and CAROL CAHK. hla Rag. ,Haal Estate Broker put you in. Call now for ap­ wlfa; and all unknown pointment. parties c l a i m i n g by, FA 2-1301 17-93 at Hiawatha through, under or aaalnat Seminole Realty ROSA L. PAYTON JO H N E. F O X S O U T H W A R D REALTOR Nearly New 3 BR ft COOPEH. It! Metropolitan Ilauk Building. It7 N. E. First A n n u l, Miami. Florid*. SSI S3, attorneys fur plaintiff, and to fll* th* original thereof In Iho office o f th* Ctork of th* Circuit court of th* Ninth Judicial Circuit of Florida, In and for Hsmlnot* County, on or bofor* tho Ind day uf Doc­ ombor. 1)41. otherwise, th* all,gallon* o f »*|.| Complaint will do taksn as confessed by •ach o f you. This cauvo, whsrtln Flor­ ida Mortgag* A HscurltU* Company Is plaintiff, and th* shove naiiio.l parti-, or • de­ fendant*. h o . Instituted for TEE N* GREEN Must ba aold thla weak. No duvrn payment. Immediate occupancy. 163 month in­ clude* Uxaa ft insurance. Ask at Salas Office on I p sals Rd. near Church. Open daily 11 a. m. to S p. m. H )ll SALE. All or any part. 370 ft. frontagp on llluay 17 92. 343 ft. daep. Zoned Commercial EZ Terms. John Andet, tjoti \V. 20th St. 3- 4 BRNEW Air coml. ft central heating. No down payment to VA. Monthly payments as low a . Mi.’. Include* T ft I Ph. 322 2711 t.MN Knterpnar*. Sales Ulfice l psala ltd. It a. in. to 5 p in. (HEAD A U i g l i f P. MuISTc/Hlt. JB Alturusy-«i-I_sw F. O. -Jot 4)1 Tltutvlll*. Florid* FubLsh Oct. Ik S Nov. I, II. 1)41. CDN-K Jim Hunt Realty Rol'away, Hospital ft Baby Beds. By Day, Week, or Month Ph. FA 24181 116 W. l i t St. SPACIOUS Lake Front Homo CARROLL’S FURNITURE in Lake Mary. For isle or lease. FA 2-7732. BEDROOM,. P r i v a t e en­ fll* )ou r d r fo i..-. !o t ie Clerk of th* above ,ty!*d Court and to ssrv* a copy of ,ain* upon VI.HKIIT I*. MelNTnail. JH. I*. O. Bos 411. Tliusvllt*. Florid*. Attorney far P lalu lff, no or l,«foro N.ivorobor Jvh, l >«y Iloreln -all lut * D*cr«« Pra Confess*, will b» entsroj against )ou. IN WITNESS WHKRKOF. I bav* harsunto s«t my hand and afflas-l my offlolal s«al at Hanford, gsinlnnl# County, Florida, this Ilrd day o f Out* obsr. 1)41. Arthur If Deck with. Jr.. Clark at th# Circuit Court Hy: Martha T Vihlan B Y OWNER, 8 bedroom , lVfc bath bom *. On* bedroom has separate entrance, can GREENBRIAR bo ranted for incom e. Will lota available in trade lo r sm aller place. Choice Green briar a f Loch Arbor Shown b y appolotm esL Call overlooking g o lf course. FA 3-1646. Custom building to your EXCEPTIONAL specifications. Greenbrier SPECULATIVE BU Y developed by K IN GSW OO D 3640 foot o f Hwy. No. 46 near KINGSWOOD Geneva—36 seres—G ood 6 BU ILDKRS, INC. BU ILDERS, INC. F. O. Box 1690 FA 2-8074 BR Concrete Block H om e— 202 Fairmont Dr. Florida Room , etc. All for FA 2-8074 $31,300. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Realtor S t Johns R ealty Raymond Lundqulst, Also. F A 2-3831 Atlantic Bank Bldg. THE TIM E TESTED FIRM Property Management 116 N. Park Avs. FA 24123 ft Sales Broker BY OWNER. 3 BR. 3 bath, $430 down, $118 per mo. 118 F H A - V A H OM ES E. J inkins Circle. FA 2 6367. 2, 3, ft 4 BEDROOMS 6 Room House, Unfurn. Good TERRIFIC BUY location. $83. 41 Volusia Dr., 3 Bedroom, two bath with DeBary, 668-3623. built-in equip. Completely renovated Inside. Corner lot, 101 B row s Drive. Sale Fries 116,660 — monthly paymant W E L A K A APARTMENTS: $98.19, Including taxes ft Rooms private baths, 114 insurance. W. First SL APT, $30. Surplus City. Martha T V KURTZ - tfOv/FKU Mstrupulltan Hank llu:idin# It; N. >: 1st Avsn-j* Miami II Florida Publish Oct. Ik S Nov. 1, MODERN • CENTRAL HEAT 3 Bedroom, 3 Halits, Cement Block, t-irrptece. Half-acre lot, 20 fruit Ireaa • Wall (no water bills). Lev, than S7U) tin a d . payments levs tbun jlu i. St. Johns Realty THE TiM F TESTED FIRM liC N. Park Avc. KA 2412) SPECIAL Sale o f cocos Plu- GOOD Oil Heater with tank, MODEL A Pick-Up. Best o f ­ fer. 103 M ayfair C M * after Cheap. FA 2-1616. tnosa Palms. Large base, field grown, I for $3.00. J. C. Sikes, I tt ml. West o f F or K N A P P Shoes see A . 0 . C arter a t 3820 Magnolia lN o Otda. i D r. HsrdMp. K n . Sanford no Highway 46. rood. R ft H. < m ft tok o A re . o r call F A 2-7488 aft­ up paymenta. T il. FA 2-6114 er 6 p.m. BLOOMING Roses on Chero­ after i p.tn. kee slock. A il other kinds AUTOMATIC ZIQ ZAGGER o f Nursery shrubbery and Singer in Walnut Console, trees. equipped lo do automatic Gray Shadows Nursery Zlg Zax A make button­ MEN • WOMEN Age 16-33 B Ml. S. on Sanford Ave. holes. No csras or ternWANTED IM M EDIATELY pistes. Bsl. $C8, pay $3.80 To train lor month. Liberal trade-in. 104 CIVIL SERVICE So. Park, 322 6411. Good pay, Mara security, va Used furniture, appliances, #U. IktugiU Larry’ s Mart 213 Sanford Due to Divorce. Wc m e a For free Information Write BUYING ft NEW ar Repossessed ’63 M o d e l , Avo. Ph. FA 2-4132. Am erican Servlet. Box 14, USED CART Swing Needle Dlal-O-Matic, c /o Sanford Herald. FINANCE IT WITH O l •II Us Your Furnilure. Like new, Makes Hundreds ♦ Low Interest Rats* Quick Service With the o f D ecorative S 1 1 1 c h e », ♦ Low Monthly PsjBMBtB Cash. SUPER TRADLNG Makes Autom atic fiuttonFLORIDA STATR BANS TYPIST wants work. Phone POST. FA 2-0677. r A 3-4T78. FREE ESTIMATE Darns, Patches, Etc. As­ DAY’S Housework. FA 2-6277. Upholstering ft Mattress ren­ sume Remaining 3 pay­ ovating. New ft Used Furni­ about boat and traitor, * » ment* of $7.30. Ph Credit CHILD CARE. Reasonable ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. c e lle d condition. Best offer, M gr., Sanford, FA 2-6427. rate* ytl Logan Dr , l o g ­ Co., at 703 Celery Avc, wood. just o ff 17-62. Phono F A 2-2117. TE 8-1406. WANTED reliable couple lo LYCOMLNG. I N * . . ex cel­ lake op monthly paymesta 100% Nylon or wool carpet­ lent, Prop-stand, tank-moing installed with rubber o f 113.30 on 3 complete iers, $300. Marina Isle. padding. 3 Room s up to room s of furniture. Cal) 270 sq. ft. $139.30. As low T E 6 -U ll, Casselberry, col­ Gateway To The Waterway 21. Biftaty as 27.00 a month. Limited le c t Robaon Sporting Goods tim e only. Ph. Orlando colYour EV1NRUDE D oakr H a iti Porter Beauty Shop lsct 241-0388. 34. Articles For Sals 304-6-6 E. 1 st P h . FA 84663 Cold Wave $6.00 com pute 1104 W. 23th St. FA 2-1321 AIR-CONDITIONER ft fence, SINGER AUTOMATIC 3 8 . M o t o r c y c le s - S c o o t e r s Sewing machines, like . new, 142 Mayfair Circle. 322 7331 Harriett’ s Beauty Nook makes buttonholes, sews on I960 Zundspt Super Sabrw Eve Appt’s. 3 Sr. Beauticians buttons, m onograms, em ­ M otorcycle, $79. 1994 Oids1 Dresser ft Chest of Draw­ 103 So. Oak FA 34742 broiders, etc. AU without mobite $123. FA 24466. ers, 1 Simmons Day bed, 1 attachments. Sold new over lg. bookshelf, 1 Ig. Krotler PERMANENT W avs Special $300 balance now due only rocker. FA 2 4563. 20% off regular prices. $82.28, pay $7.88 monthly. Open Evenings by appt. Liberal trade-in on your Free parking l o t Services INNERSPRINO Mattress A Springs, Nice. $23. 322 6106. old machine. Call now for from tip to Up. free home trial. Orlando Cut ’ N Curl Beauly Shop DOG HOT. Six separate com ­ collect 211-9389. 318 Palmetto Ave. partments, fits any pick-up Phone door (1 ) 222-0834 HEADY M IX Concrete, win­ truck. FA 24633. Phone door (2 ) 322-1323 dow sills, lintels, steps, NOVEMBER Special. T shirts. blocks, sand, cement, rock, S for $1.00. Army-Navy pipe, steel, p e a s e traps, Surplus. 310 8anford Ar*. dry wells, stepping stones. Miracle Concrete Co. DISHES for Sate. Service for 309 Elm A ve. FA 24761 PAINTING— Room or House 8, Rose Color. FA 2 0341. — Prices very Low— Ph. PIANO A ORGAN SALE. 323-0330. ADMIRAL 21' TV for Ssle. I.argent In Central Florida Perfect cood. New tube just 160 instruments to choose 2 5 . P lu m b in g S erv let installed. FA 2 0381. from. Pianos ft organs 9495 HINSON ft HEARN up. Tarms. Thompson Music DUO-THERM Oil Space Heat­ PLUMBING CONTRACTING Co., 20 Colonial Plasa Stall, er, with blower, $30. I’ bone Renalrs ft Water Heaters Orlando. Phone 426-4577. FA 2 0329. FREE ESTIMATES 204 E. 3rd St. 322 9141 UUN8. Buy, sell, trail*, re­ pair. Osteen Bridge Ft«h WANTED. Standard type­ FLUMB1NG Camp ft Gun Shop, writer, good condition. Ph. Contracting Repairs KA 2-7203. FREE ESTIMATES i Sofa Bed ft Matching Air IN T O W N R. L. HARVEY Chair. Hcasonablr, C a l l STUDENT wishes to buy good 204 Sanford Avo. FA 2 used Flute. 322 6719. 322 7764 after 1 p.m. IN VESTM EN T ft R E ALTY 116 N. P A R K AVE. 322-9173 T o make the best home buy, see tha VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Office Night 1686 F a rt Dr FA FA S-niS >6646 19-0766 Saaford. Fla 1 5 . B ob Ir m b O p p o r tu n it y SERVICE Station lor iosao. Good location. Only small espltal ntadad by right man FA >4342. 16. F r m a le H e lp W a n te d T H IS SPACE CLEANEST Best Buy Used Cars 2 7 . S p e c ia l H er v ic e s SINCpER SALES ft SERVICE Dial Operator —Ask F o r - W X 6800 TREE SERVICE Complete Lawn Service Free Estiraatei FA 2-437 WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, SPRINKLF.it SYSTEMS All Types ami Siiea Ws Repair and Servlco b T I N E Machinery and Supply Co. 207 W. 2nd St. FA 26431 2 20,000 BTU gas Phone f A 2-1819. heaters For Sals. Pony Saddle, 620. FA 2-33*. 36. Automohitea • Trucks PONTIAC, 1954 Coupe 6, •trsight stick, radio. Cleao, 403 W. 20th St . 3224193. 1962 Corvalr 700. $1330. See at D R A S T IC R E D U C T IO N 2411 Grandview So. or phone On Cannrd Foods, Drug and 323 0384. Miscellaneous itors items. Iliw sy 17 92 ft 434. Standard 1933 Willys Jeep Wagoo. Ph Staticn near Longwood. 322 9339. SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa Uoi, ate. Frea aaUmate. Ph. 322 9106. Plane Tuning and Repair . L. Harmon — FA 2-4123 RAY’S UPHOLSTERY Raupholatcrlng. Free oat. KA >7816 TF. O-J-1 ALIX O F SANFORD ced i experienced tewing machine Operator* fo r swimsuits and sportewaar. If you sra axparteocad on factory sewing machines, w s h u e steady work for you in a modern air-condi­ 2 9 . A u t o m o b il e S e r v ic e tioned factory, muter very good working coodltiuns. Ph FA 2 220*. oak for Mr. Curtate. BEAUTY ON THE ST. JOHNS Elegant homo on landscaped •era o f land with 73 ft. frontage on the historic St. Johns River. 2 Bedrooms, 2 bath, with unusual sw im ­ ming pool. Also coxy guest cottage with kitchen and Senknrik (J I hhh and Faint hath. Located near Inter­ C om pany state 4 Interchange. Price KKMAI.E Appllcationt now Ph. KA 2 4622 accepted for Snack Bar 210 Magnolia $22,500.00. Good term s! Help. Apply In parson Auto Glass, Top* MovieWwl I»riYa-ln Tbes ft Seat Covars trp. Sea Mr. I’ rince. REALTOR ~ INSUROR KA 2 499! 1919 S. fr e n c h Ava. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Rambler C i i Io r 4 -d o o r STA­ TION W AG O N , V - 6 , ■•lo. tr * * o , p o w e r braltce. M alar, a l a a w . solid throughout, axcalIrnt mechanical m oditinn. Eaay te h o ^ lo 0$ 1958 FORD Hlatlun Wagun, • Paeeenger 1958 METROPOLITAN Coupe, Kina Traiuporlalinw $ ^ T M 1959 HILLMAN MINX Extra M r# And Only . . , . , 1951 CHEVROLET $ 2 7 $Wf <5 $1 Half Tun Pirkup Truck 1956 MERCURY Kurdnr. Left I.ola Of liosd Tranapurtallou 1955 MERCURY 5 1 m 19 5 * M ft"4 $1 5 m WHBSW TBB NSUXBT WHAT Sf% A COUCH VHTHCCWC * AMCC1 6 ? / PRJteCyr AMhVg YVB ■~~amSTi\VcAN TTU. )OJ NA Ftt M V — MMJTEfil VACUUM CLEANER, repairs, parts, supplies for E lectro­ lux. Kirby, Iioo*cr, Air­ Way, R at-A ir etc. F ree pickup. New ta d Ueed cleaners sold. FA 2-293. Children Begin Rehearsals Council 5357 To Have Ball S3. Fhww? - S*rtf*w 2 . .V o tfc ts • P e r a m a B i Cofholic Women Sot Mooting COO-34 n o T ic a o r a r r r STATE OF Fl/lU IDA TO EAtlXKBTINE EDISON, whoa# raal.lam-o la JJU • J»<h Hir#*l. Detroit. Wayn* County. Mich­ igan, and whuao mailing adilrao* la S ill • Stlh Btraot. Dotroll, Wayn* Couaty, Michi­ Hn. A. E. Shaver Dies At ilome Rain Or Shine, The Response ‘Pours’ In Fro: 19 4-IHmc Sedan, Needs Polishing ' 1950 CHRYSLER S I Stemper A gency AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 1104 MAGNOLIA An atnaxmg value in (hi* 3 bedroom older oa r story home which Is in very sound condition, recently redeco­ rated. and rould be describ­ ed as a “ friendly Imme’’ . You will like the spacious rooms, separata d i n i n g room, and family size kltclian. T o aettia on estate, Uiia com fortable Itomc ia priced to sail at $95U), oI which 36100 can be financ­ ed locally. Some used furni­ ture 1y al-o avaiiaiiic. Seminole Realty 304 W. 2nJ St. F A 2 8032 A lJ. WORK GUARANTEED Aae’t Mgr ft AtU-ndunL*. f o r new .service Station in Sanford area. No greasing, SWAINS BATTERY SVC, Generator • Starter Serv. tire changing or cor wash. 402 E. 2nd FA 2 362 Applicants must be clean cut. turntable, ft perman ant area realdrnU. Retell experience necevaary. Bene­ BIRD DOG Puppies fur gala. Two months old. See any a f­ fit* incluile Major Medical ternoon after 4:M> and on Group faiurance, I’ rofil weekends. 118 N. Suniand Sliarlng Plan ft Paid Vaca­ tion. Apply ui writing giv­ ing detail, of Education ft F R E E , for good hom e. 2 work background. Apply to black fluffy kittens. 322 3324. Mr. V icken , P. O. Box 4 « , Waiter Park, KU. 32. Flower* • Shrulxt MAN 31-46 for Insurance De­ DUTCH MILL NURSERY An­ nuals ready now. Upsala bit, Ssnfurd area. Salary Rd. Near M ayfair Golf plus cnmmUtinn. Call Mr. Courts. Urorup, J22 'M U . llaa Dead Ballery M 1951 OLDSMOUILE $1 4-Hoor. Clean Intidu 1951 BUICK \ l-lluur Sedan, Veiy fioud Running Gear 1957 CHEVROLET $E 4-Dvrar V-6, Aufomallc Tranami»»ion ft ! Corvair . MONZA RP1DER COUPE Equipped with 4 ■ p a i d IrsnamlaalM, radio ft heater, wire wheat dl«c and athar astro*. W hile f i n i s h with rad leatherette laWrier. An extra class cor. A spaeial buy a t , . 5 12 5 9 5 16 5 L IN C O L N M ERCURY Motor Sales COM PANY 2 n d . f t P o la M t to P M : K A 2 -& U 1 8ANFOUD • FA 2-48*4 LOT AT PALM ETTO Winter Park Phan* MI 4-0209 ft COM M ERCIAL 2505 8 . P ark FA 2 -0 8 6 1 �)UR of HOMES he Sanford - Seminole Area section are left. Right now Shoemaker Construc­ tion Company is busy for they have five homes under construction and in various stages of com­ pletion. On THytlwilde Drive (in that prestige area) there is a home nearly completed which certain­ ly bears inspection. At this stage paint colors, fixtures and kitchen appliances to suit the owner may be selected. Ground h n s b e e n b r o k e n f o r another home near there which will be a twostory — very modem — design. Jt will get colder you know . . . and these homes all havo central heat with ducts to each Tba excitement of the holidays Is upon and bow much more exciting it is to de­ le , plan . . . entertain and gather the 'mind in n new home. Seminole County builders ars constructing them to suit every taste and need. How long baa it been sines you've taken your family for a drive to see the new concepts in building take This weekend will be a perfect time for yon win aee the recently completed four-bed­ room, two-beth colonial home In new Greenbriar. This home, so typical o f Early America. bet with aO conveniences our modem living cstta for has sliding glass door leading from the dinfaff room and Mtchcn-fnmily room to an I#. So . . . taka a look around . . . i home that suits you boat. . . then buy. £ayfalz C o u n t r y C lu b Hoad Courthouse Records •t ux to G eorge I* Johnson at u x Crystal Lake Park, |8r 330. H enry B. Bullard at ux to James Edward Donovan at ux Buena Vista Estates IH,3.10. George B. Cole et ux to George E. Cole et ux Lake Mary, $8,000. Raymond Homes, Inc. to Lindsay L. W hite et ux, Coun­ try Club H eights 814,600. G eorge A . fichsffnsr II, et G. L. Johnson, Jr., et ux to ox to James E. Whitaker at Pint Federal Savings and UX Tenglewood 110,200. Lean Association of OrionEsther M. Clark to Gary Be, Little Weklwa Estates, J. Clark et ux, Town and 181,000. Country Estates, |1G,000. Joha A. Armstrong, Jr., Dorothy M. Sllkwood et ux to B. J. Crain at ux 1-208-29E 118,000. Lanny Bruce Kee et ux to William F. Dyehes at ux, W oodm en Park, 18,700. George R. Alhin et ux to Carl W. Banker et ux Dol-Rey SSlalstrator of Veterans* Af­ Manor, 110,600. fairs. aa Officer or tho United Robert K. Hughes at ux to Matos s f American, Plaintiff, Richard L. Mulneix et ux Iiidge High Subdv, 10,700. LMN Enterprises, Inc., to Richard P.Maloney, et ux, Longwood, 813,300. Florida Permancsque, Ine. to Louis V. Lotx, et ux, Chuluota, 88,000. Marlboro Homes, Inc. o f Or* tnndo to Don Price, et ux, Eaxtbrook Subdv., 1 18,000, Albert M, Greene, et ux to Charles W . Huber 8r., et ux, Casselberry, 80,600. Clifton E. Peebles, s t ux to W alter L. Codshall, st ux, Des Pinar A crss, f 16,300. M argaret D. Robsrta to Robert E. Mooney, s t ux, San­ ford, $16,000. Fred A . Terptnnlng, et ux to William R. llernoeky, at ux, New Upwiln, 110,000. Ward lllckx, Inc. to Maxwell \V. Bee, et ux, Knatbrook Subd., 817,100. American Federal Savings nml Limn Association o f Or­ lando to Robert D. Stickele, et ux, l,uk« llruntlcy Hills, Legal Notice H arry J. Oakmnn, at nx, Cas­ Thera era two solutions te selberry, |13,S00. tha home storage problem. Trade-In Homea o f Central One, build a now eloeet In tha Florida, Inc. to O. Jack Byrne, basement o r attic. Tha aecond at ax, Caitbroak Subdr., la to make aa existing closet Monroe County 8avlngi Bank vs. Thomas F. Pries Jr., st ux Mtg. FcL Island Fedsral Ravings and Losn Association vs. Joss Fer­ nandes Qukhocha st al Mtg. Fel. Bowery Seringa Bank v*. John Georgs W ers st nx M tg, Fcl. McCaughan M ortgage Co., Ine., vs. William E. Trlptor •t al M tg Fcl. Federal National Mortgage Association vs. Don L. Llndlsy s t al Mtg. Fcl. Federal National M ortgage Association vs. Carl D. Nich­ olson Jr. at ux Mtg. Fcl. Island Federal Ravings and Losn Association vs. William Jacob Elsenhautr et ux, Mtg, Fcl. Suffolk Franklin Ravings Bank vs. Ronnie Fly, Mtg. Fd, First Federal Ravings snd Losn Association o f Seminole County vs. Reals Builders Ine. et e l, Mtg, F d . First Federal Ravings and Loan Association of Seminola County v*. Frank W. Jones, ct al, Mtg. F d . Ninth Federal Ravings and Loan Association of New York vs. Joseph W. Hicks, s t ux, mortgage foreclosure. Marriage Llceeee Application* Ronald R. Smith, Talladega, Ala, and ilurbnru Louisa Ev­ ans, Orion,Id. Charlie C. Jordan, Gainesllle and Fans Rose, Orlando. Larry Eugene Harris snd ('uioline Dualne Haggrrly, $i:’,3(io. Florida Permanesque, Inc. to John P. Cochrane, et ux, Cliuluota, f 10,200. Flo rid a [Vrmum'»i|ue, Inc. Inc, to Floyd L. HupkinJ, ChuluoU, 8o,:ilKl. Harold II. Kustner, et ux to Ernest line ine, et ux, 23- llti20 E, flrtJHW. P, Zrull and Sous, lue. to Baxter E. Riggs, et ux, Run Rtm Knolls, f , i,:;(Hl. D oro th y T. Udhnm to Kingswood lluildrix, Inc., Grove Manor, $7,000. lle m y J, Cornell, et ux to a dual-purpose storage u n it In either ease, tha eloset ran bo outfitted to handle outof-seaaon articles b y lining It with arom atic red eedar. P er­ haps the most notable feature o f this southern wood ia its fragrance, which humans find appealing, but moths detest. The arom a from tha cedar paralyses maths In the larva stage so that they starve in­ stead o f feasting on valuable woolens and fur*. Na Fiakhiag In addition to Its permanent moth-rapellency, aromatic red cedar closet lining has a dis­ tinctive rose and whits ap­ pearance, which lends a d ec­ orative highlight to any c lo s e t Tho combination o( good ap­ pearance end moth-repellency makes a cedar-lined closet sn important railing p oin t too, when a house la put on tha m arket On the practical side, arolmillc red erdnr doesn't need to be painted or finishtd at any time. Ked cedar eloset lining, which is available at lumber yards In pre-packaged bundles, is mads in pieces that are tongua and grooved along the edges and ends for quick and snug Instslaltion. Ths wood is easy to saw. Tho pieces era nailrd on horlxontally. Cover Entire Barf ace In lining a closet the more o f the surface you rover with a r o m a t i c red cedar, the stronger the aroma will Its to repel moths. For minimum e f­ fect, line not only the walls and railing, but also the floor and inalde of tha door. When lining an old cloart, remember Unit ths material cun be put up right over jdm ler or any other aolid backing. Nail Into ths studs. There will be a stud at each corner o f the closet, snd the others usually cun be found by measuring from the corner. In most cHsea tha atuds are spaced with centers Id inches apart. Exact location can be determined with a stud-finder r e s n end o f the next p ir n . Theta join ts need not occur at ■tuds since tba tongua and groove fitting will bold tha piccca securely in place. Nail­ ing on tba face o f a piece rather than tha tongua ia rec­ ommended to avoid splitting the wood. In applying tha next course, nr row, tap each piece lightly along tho top edge to make sura it fits tightly before nail­ ing. I f tha pieces fo r aeveral Tha tongua end fits into tha eouraea are laid oat and cut ahead, it will speed the work and help assure an attractive arrangement o f end joints. In cutting the last piece for ■ rourae, be sure to saw the tongue end, not the groove end. If pieces fo r the top course must bo eut lengthwise, remember to leave a groove edge to fit tha tongue below t 9 th S t r o t W hile 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 estate. Take a circle tour and see them all, you m ay fin d The same general directions should be followed in corering the celling, floor and door. just what you are looking for in the way o f a home. WE DON’T REALLY EXPECT SNOW here in Sunny Seminole thcao homea would be County, hut even if we did, warm aa toast, perfectly comfortable 1 They’re Centrally Heated With Ducts To Every Room! A COMMUNITY OF HOMES — BUILT WITH FRIDE These two home3 are ready to move in — three others recently completed are already sold and occupied! Take your choice — spend Thanksgiving1 in warm comfort • in a new home of your own! b y to p p in g o r p u n ch in g -m u ll null hole*. Start applying the cedar at the bottom. The first piece te placed in a corner, with the groove edge down and the groove end next to the corner. Both o f these handsome homes have three bedrooms and two baths, convenient kitchen with wall oven and surface plate, refrigerator, disposal and exhaust and utility room In a beautiful netting of pines and oaks fully landscaped, including nodded lawn - fan, carporte FHA, FHA-In-Service, VA conventional financing. 411 TANGELO DRIVE OF LOCH W E’RE READY T O HELP YO U SP EN D A W A R M W IN T E R ARBOR with beautiful flagHtoae entry — large cabinet* in kitchen — GE built in ovt.i garbage dtapoaal — GK central heating lavatory In mooter bathroom — doable CH O O SE YO UR HOM ESITE - family room — black walnut & aurfuca unit, refrigerator, dUhwoaher, and air conditioning — double garage. Make thbs your lovely home, or BUILD W HEN Y O U ’RE READY And you can move in by Thanksgiving — M /l ^ / . - a CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Custom Building Our Specialty OSU/YlGHSul General O ffice 211 W . 23th St. Sales O ffice FA 3 7R>3 LET’S T A L K TURKEY! FA 2-3103 MODERN KITCHENS BY BYRON M. LEACH Modern Kitchens by G INIRAL0 ELECTRIC CammmaUl SttiLhm jf P. O. n o x 1309 SEE UR FOR REMODELING « G E N E R A L ^ ELECTRIC STEN STR O M REALTY SALES AGENTS �Annual 'Progress Edition' Of Sanford Herald Issued Today In Stories And Pictures WEATHER: Partly cloudy to cloudy today and Tuesday; high today 74-78; low tonight 67-65. VOL. 56 The C a u clb crrj Board November / business itM lon at 7:Jfl p.m. today in the Women’i Club Building on Overbrook Drive. Deltona soon will have two new and • junior an elementary. high Volusia County school board has ap­ proved two sites donated by Stickle Brrvr. L iter, a H ;h school will be constructed ad­ jacent to the junior high. • 0 • A Social Security repre­ sentative will be at the Sanlord City between Commission 9 a. m. Dec. 4, 11 and 18. • • • It's the Seminole Republicans— and ject not Alert'’—entering in the parade. Jaycee Young *•Pro­ a float Christmas • • • And speaking of goofs, here’a another: Sign on the Mayfair Hotel read “ Welcome to Don McNeil and his Break­ fast Club fsm ily.” at the very time the radio star arrived foi his week's stay while broadcasting from Deltona. Hotel Manager Kserett Kerr apologized to McNeil] and sent out a hurry-call for the sign painter this morning. • • • Resident of Oviedo atiJ Sla­ c k are reminded they have only until Wednesday lo register with Mrs. Ray Beas­ ley for the Wood Bank mo­ bile visit Nov. 23. Unit will he at the Oviedo Woman's Club from 4 3o to T p. m. Blood given will be credited to the respective com mullIP lei. • • • CampbellLossing post of American Legion having ■ roast beef dinner at T tonight. • • • Notes on the spindle: Mrs. Lovt-Joy, Mrs. Tiths anil Mr. Hearn telephoned (>• tell It K. Porter they will donate hear­ ing aids lo the lonely old lady. .Mr. Hearn said he re­ presents a hearing aid com ­ pany and will be happy to have her fitted properly with a new device. It's such plea­ sant events as this which make writing this column a pleasure. Thank you kindly, folks. • •• President Kathleen Rey­ nolds, armed will) a special invitation, left (his morning to attend the President Ken­ nedy sessions at Tampa Mrs. Reynolds is president of the Seminole County Democratic Women's Club. • • • Call term of Circuit Court opened this morning, with Judge William Akridge hear­ ing motions and pleas anil assigning cases for trial. * • • Note from the police blot­ ter: Call from Seminole Memorial Hospital for a pa­ trolman to investigate a stab­ bing. Negro man told the o f­ ficer he had prepared his supper,decided to eat it in bed and accidentally stabbed himself In the chest when climbing into lied. • • • A “ Touring Florida" eard party will be held under the aponMirship of the DeBary Fire Department Auxiliary at 7 this evening at the fire sta­ tion recreation hall. Players are requested to bring their own cards. Refreshments will lie served. • • • Railroader C. O. (D ick ) Jones was seen at 10 this morning with one of the first kills of the deer season Said he bagged it near Osteen. • DON .McNEH.L, famed leader of the rad!" Hreukfn.st Club, w h s greeted on his arrival Sunduy evening; by Everett Kerr (right), ninnairer of the Mnyfuir Inn. where an informal recep­ tion was held. McNeil) and his Club are broad­ casting oil this week from Deltona. room and noon • • Dana Hail, popular Lyman High senior, was crowned Homecoming Queen during half-time ceremonies Friday evening A raore-fhan capacity crowd watched as the 1902 Queen, Betty Field, placed the crown on the new Queen D m a's escort was Lonnie T r ie r, also a Lyman senior. Eitabtished 1908 MON., NOVEMBER 18, 1983 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 63 Boy, 3, Killed; 4 Hurt In Crash or Aldermen will m eet for the regular United Preaa Leased Wire Profits At New High, JFK Says At Tampa Mother, 3 Children In Hospital A family spat Sunday eve­ ning resulted in tragedy fo r ■ young Fern Park family early today. A baby la dead and four other member* are in Winter Park Memorial Hospital. The dead: Hobby Gilmore Jr., Hire* years old. The Injured: Mrs. Shirley Gilmore, 22, o f Id? Highland Drive, Farn Park, listed as serious. Brian Gilmora, 1, being treated for burns caused by fertilizer. Burton Gilmore. 2. listed as critical with head Injuries. Jackie Gilmore, 5. listed as serious with fractures o f the skull, jaw, ehtsk bonea and leg. Sheriff J. I.. Hobby quoted Robert W. Gilmore that he and Id* wife, Shirley, had had a fam ily spat and she took the four children to a drlve-ln movie. Gituiura was quoted that his wife and child ten re­ turned about midnight Sunday and that he retired for the night. Tha h u s b a n d aald further that he did not know hia wife had taken tho chil­ dren and left again. Sheriff Hobby said that at 2 a. m. this morning Mrs. Gil­ more'* car crashed head-on into a tree on HR 43d near Hei mil's Trail. Doctor* pronounced Bubhy Jr. as dead on arrival at Win­ ter I'urk Hospital but they re­ vived him and he lived fur a fvw minutes. Meantime, city puttee were continuing an Investigation in­ to (he sale of alcoholic bever­ ages to minors, which resulted in a head-on collision at 11 p. mi. Friday at 2Ulh Street and Huyea Drive. Mrs. Josephine Kampf is be­ ing treated for face and head injuries at Seminole Memorial Hospital while Jerry Justice is being treated for like injuries ut Orange Memorial Hospital, Orlando. Police Chief Roy Williams said his department and State Beverage agents are investi­ gating reports of the liquor sale* since a 16-year-old youth pared for the Florida Cham­ ber of Commerce that pas­ sage of hi* SI I billion tux cut proposal wn* “ indispensable" to continue economic expan­ sion next year. The President defended hla taxation and spending poli­ cies and denied that federal budget deficit* or the mount­ ing national debt would lead to bankruptcy or Inflation in the United States. Kennedy painted a rosy pic­ ture of the economy that con­ trasted with his statement to the AFL-C10 convention Fri­ day that the need to provide more job* and reduce unem­ ployment was the top dom es­ tic issue of the day. in Onlay's address, llic Pre­ MIAMI ( UP! ) - The City sident said corporate profit* of Miami called o ff its plan­ nfler taxes were at nit allned “ Argentina Week” Sun­ time peak after rising 43 per day when Argentine Vice cent since his election. Even though prices have President Carlos II. Perette informed city officials he been more stable than In any could not leave Uuenos Aire* comparable recovery period, he saiil, business leaders fear at this time. inflation. “ Many businessmen are still LOS ANGELES ( UP I) convinced that a Democratic A rare in-pound Itih known mlminlst ration is out to souk scientifically as an Allolluin- the rich, increase controls for nus Failai (It looks something the sake o f control) and ex­ Charlie the Tunai was land­ tend at all cost* the scope „ f ed in a bait net in Los An­ f e d e r a l bureaucracy," the geles Harbor over the week­ President said. “ The hard end. farts c o n t r a d i c t these doubts." He said that the econom y Is WASHINGTON (U I'I) expanding at a faster rate The Supreme Court by 5 lo 4 and record-high profit* have vote today asked the Justice not been eaten up by inflation­ Department for further views ary co*t* o r tax Increases. on the controversial question “ We have reversed the dtiof whether a restaurant owner utul trend toward ever mure may bar customers on the frequent recessions which are basil of race. (he greatest enemy o f pro­ fits," he said, was charged with driving •‘ By next April, with the in­ while intoxicated. The Chief t'nileil Pres* International dispensable help of the pend­ quoted other boy* that they Authorities today investigat­ ing (ax cut bill, thu United were permitted ti> purchase ed two weekend rxplosiops Stale* will be sailing with beer and whiskey at two area which shattered windows in the longest and strongest places. a Negro neighborhood at Tus­ peace-time expansion in our Constsbla Bob Carroll re­ caloosa. Ala., ami Jolted a nation'* economic history," ported ho charged Lloyd Mc­ University of Alabama dorm i­ he added. Donough, 305 South Park tory where the school's only “ All this is not duo to the Avenue, with failure to con­ Negro student reside*. admini*tuition aluno -- but trol hi* cur a* the rosult o f a neither i* it atl accidental," crush at Highway 17-1)2 and Kennedy said. “ The fiscal 25th Street at 12:30 p. m. SatLONDON fU f'tl — Prime and monetary policies o f any ; onlay. Mrs. Roberta Gatchel, , Minister Sir Alee Douglas- modern American administra­ 1227 Sanford Avenue, su ffer­ j Home, challenge ! by the on- tion afo the key element in position Labor party to call whether the economy moves ed knee injuries. Police also charged Mr*. im mediate general election*, down a path of expansion cr Grace Quinn, 313)* Palmetto today faced the first confi­ restriction." Avenue, with careless and dence test fur his new gov­ Kennedy Said legislative negligent driving and driving ernment in llie House of und executive action* since he while intoxicated following a Commons. took office have increased crash at 25th Street and markets at home and abroad, French Avenue at 6:20 p. m. raised consumer buying pow­ Saturday. Carroll said Mrs. BAY MINNETTK ( UPI ) er, modernised plants, boost­ Quinn's car was involved in a Alabama a n j Florida author­ ed productivity and curbed collision with a car driven by ities intensilied their search the wage-price spiral. Charles Rabun Jr., Lake Mon­ today fur two unidentified These measures were taken roe, hunters who threw game t<> benefit the nation and not warden John ft. Beam m the just for the sake nf bualnras, Perdido River Saturday and be saiil. dismissing aa "m ean­ wounded him with a blast ingless' the label* o f "pn>from a shotgun. The men busine**' or “ anti-busini *»" fled across the state line into attaches! to them. Florida. A resolution of intent to annex property lying west ol North Orlando up to Highway WASHINGTON (U PI) MIAMI ( UPI ) Weekend 1792 and north to a point Governor Nelson A. Rockfell- traffic accidents claim ed at parallel to the tiingwood city ••r asked if he could support least nine lives in Florida, the limits is on Ihe agenda for a Sen Barry Goldwater if his Highway Patrol said, includ­ special meeting of the Vill­ rival should get the GOP ing Palm Beach County'* age Council at 7:30 p.m. presidential nomination with­ lUOth fatality of the year. Tuesday in the Civic Building. out changing his conservative Diane Elaine Wttion. 17, of Mayor W. W. Anderson has thinking: Valpanso, was struck and advised that the attorney will “ You are putting up a hy­ fatally tnpired hy a ear at atien.) the meeting to advise pothetical ca -e which I think M eet tile m ttialoo-a County council on certain legal mat t Sunday night. will jtu i not happen.*' 1 ter* aw siting a clam. TAM PA (D P I — President Kennedy said today that measure* taken by his ad­ ministration h a v e greatly benefited business and help­ ed to raise profits to an alltinia high. Kennedy appealed to busi­ nessmen to work with the I federal n o'em inen t “ in barI many instead o f hostility" ' and promote prosperity for (all. I lie »aid in a speech pre- mwA... ‘Week’ Canceled Rare Fish Views Asked Blasts Probed Home Faces Test Hunt Attackers Annexation Under Study ‘ Hypothetical* Nine Killed On* and nrta-qttartep pew ful l nf The Sanford H erald today’ll edition . , , **rh copy, th at ia . . . Is speeding around tho globe— extolling tha advant­ age* o f residing In Sanford •tail Cawelwwl* rmsw5* F or today's Issue i* the an­ nual "Progress Edition" o f The Herald relating la ptetnrw and by word tho progress of tho community during the last year. A circulation department check has revealed that eoplew of today’s edition have boon ordered to bw mailed to all 18 states, the District o f Colum­ bia. England) Franca. Ger­ many, Japan and to other countries through tho Float and Army pestofflcas (FFO and ArO). Much effort and many boo n were put into this special op­ tion hy tha regular staff of The Herald over a severatmonth period—tha advertising department, tha mechanical department, tha editorial de­ partment, and especially tb# staff photographer, BIU Vin­ cent Jr., and reporter Jan* Casselberry. Along wtth tho regular staff wort our county correspond­ ent* and, also, our friends along tho naira beats wfcw wrote articles for ua abort their specific departments tB our local government*. Too, wo must not forgot our advertiser*, who make this 84-page apodal edition pos­ sible to "toll tho world" about tho "gracious living" In Banford end Seminole County, It Is noted that too tat# to change the full-page nd wo learned that LaBoy Robb had purchased tho Carroll Daniel Construction Company locally (nt tho left) about 2 this momlnjf nt Altamonte FIVE MEMBERS nf ono family were injured, and changed tho name to tha Spring*. (Herald Photo) one fatally, when this air crushed into it tree "LoRoy C. Robb Construction Company.” Wa extend our appreciation to all who worked po arduous­ ly to make this annual “ Pro­ gress Edition" pooolblw . . . and wo trust our raodora throughout tha Stats# and tha world will onoy reading about MIAMI (U P I) A strik­ tha pleasant advantages of re­ ing railroad union official season hotel with a large Jew­ siding in Sanford and SeminATLA N TIC CITY. N. J. Boardwalk hotel*. charged Sunday that “ 11 is Polics Capt. T rd Frolow suld ish clientele, and becomes olo County. high tim e" the Florida East (L T D — A pre-dawn fire turn­ Union Attacks FEC's Stand 21 Elderly Persons Believed Dead As Fire Destroys Home Coast Bailway agrees to sub­ ed a hotcl-cunvalrscent home mit t<> binding arbitration sug­ into a funeral pyre for an esti­ gested by tha federal govern­ mated 21 elderly person* to­ ment. day and spread lo eight other J. II Hadley, chairman of a strike committee represent­ ing It nonoperating union* who walked off their job* last Jan. 23. issued the statement from the committee's Miami offices. He said the FEU Is "e v a d ­ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — ing federal regulations and damaging Florida's vital tour- Tha governor’ * o ffice an­ Reprieve Given To Mrs. Wilcox tit industry by concentrating on a lucrative, pIck-.iniL chouse freight business." The FEC said last week it * ,)ul<| , 1|(lm|t Ui 4 „ u,iy by a special committee name-1 by President Kennedy, but it would not "tiro loyal workers" who have kept freight trains running “ just to put union men on the Job." Officials of the FEC have called governmental Interven­ tion in lhs> strike "another blatant attempt by the federal government *<• step into pri vale, colective bargaining." 4.2 Million Vehicles Use Toll Projects TAIJ AHAFSEB ( UPI ) — Monthly traffic on the road department’s t o l l project* In October. It was the ninth time In 17 years that traffic has exceeded the four-million mark. Revenue for the 31-day period wns *710,120. An unexpected flood of traffic on the new Cape Can­ averal rait'.eway near Coma contributed to the four-m il­ lion plus figure. Opened on Oct. 10, Urn new road and bridge network had been expected to accommo­ date 3JMMI vehicle* a day. Just ‘Anyone* DALLAS (UPI) — Gov. George Wallace o f Alabama, explaining why he might run for the Democratic presiden­ tial nomination in the Indiana •nd New Hampshire pri­ maries: “ Anybody would i e l i t ter than Kennedy.'' nounced today that a 30-day reprieve has been granted to Mrs. Jmiti lllnrkmnn Wilcox, sentenced to III years in pris­ on fur manslaughter in Co­ lumbia County. Tho reprieve was grunted pending action of the Stutn Supreme Court on an appeal of the sentence and a stay while it is being considered. The tit District Court of Appeals ha* atl ii rued the conviction. An affidavit from Mrs. Wil­ cox's physician »»ul that-jail­ ing the woman before all legal remedies *ie exhausted wmt Id i|.i -ever* permanent damage to tier mental hcuttli. County Groves Helped By Rain LAK ELA N D (U P I) — Vice President Robert W . Rutledge o f Citrus Mutual said Sunday rrrent rains in the citrus belt have lessened drought condi­ tion*. Crop reports from Orange, Osceola iin-1 Seminole s—Colddamaged tree recovery good. Recent rains put a stop to all irrigation. Many grower* now busy with young tree* and putting in beaten . Vandals Sought Police and Juvenile author­ ities today were continuing their search for the vandals who caused extensive damage U> Trinity A ME Church, on Sixth Street, over the week­ end. Police said pages were tom from tho church Bible, sand thrown about the build­ ing and wilts marked with i obscenity. he rouhl determine Hint only seven o f the 28 person* reg ­ istered nt the 2ii-unti Surfside Hotel had escaped. The fire wrecked completely the four story 120-unit Surfside Hotel which had an esti­ mated 42 guest* when the blnze started. The Surfside ws* on Mary­ land Ave., S om e 3(10 feet o ff the Ib.nnlwalk. It is a summer Liquor Sale Top Longwood Issue By Donna Estes Change* in lamgwood city ordinances to allow the sale of alcoholic beverages on Sunday and on week days until 2 a. m. Is expected lo be the main Is­ sue for this year’ s overflow list o f eouncil candidates nt nn 8 p. in. Political Rally Thurs­ day night In City Park. Tha question will appear, in an advisory rapacity, on the ballot for the Dec. 3 municipal elections when three councilmen will be elected to fill thn posts now held by B. L. Helms, Jim Reiter and Carl Lunimler. Running are ths incumbents. Helms. Reiter and Lnnimlrr, p.us Percy White, 11, II. Fer­ rell, Ted Waltz, Mrs. Geri llltsmun, Joe Dean and E. E. Williamson who previously served on the board for seven years, A qualifying petition also has been taken out by Mark Bullock and there still is the possibility that he will fite since the deadline for qualify­ ing und (or voter registration isn't until Saturday. Re-registration o f all city voters is taking place this year and no citizen* will tie allowed to vote in the Decem­ ber elections unless hi* name is ill the new book*. T o date only KOI, from a possible 1,000 eligible, have registered. Thursday n i g h t ’ s rally, which is being sponsored by tin. Longwood Volunteer Fire Department, will be moderat­ ed by R. T. Milwee. H ot coffee utld doughnuts will be terved |free hy the firemen. convalescent home in tha offseason. Set Example For Youth, C C Asked Flame* spread t* tha sixstory frame Slratm ort, be­ tween the Surfside and tha beachfront and leveled tha building, and then damaged TAMPA (U P I) — D r. the four-story brick Nixon Goorge F. Bs ugh m in , presi­ Hotel, next in tin* to the dent of New Colloflo, called Boardwalk. on state Chamber o f Com­ Tho three-story Leonard merce officials today to sot Hotel at thn rear o f the Surf- an example (or today's youth, side, and the Uryer guest emphasizing “ Intelligent lead­ house, next in line, were lev­ ership.” eled. The fuur-story double “ This can mean tha differ­ frame Imperial Hotel, where ence between a dynam ic two sections are connected by America, respected and fol­ a woollen ramp, waa a raging lowed by the other free na­ furnace ami firemen laid prob­ il on i of tha world, and a ably it would be a total loss slothful, plodding, direction. The Surfside was the only I n s A m erica ," Baughman hotel with guests, Karl 11*1 told delegates to tha cham ­ den, owner o f the Imperial ber's 47th annual meeting and seven workers were asleep here. in that hotel hut all escaped. "The gifted students o f to­ The firs was discovered by d a y ," h« said, "ca n give ua police ('apt. James Dooney this leadership that will keep und Patrolman Ace Godows- us as a dynamic Am erica, kl, answering a routine call hut only If we emphasize in­ telligent leadership." to tile ADDITIONAL COPIES The Sanford Herald ANNUAL Progress Edition WILL IIK AVAILABLE AT THE HERALD OFFICE 201 W. FIRST ST. Price — 30c Per Copy � 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 15, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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C o o k ie s...... d» 39c Kief O tter Neruegiee Sardines............... £ 19c Seminole Plaza AS Baht lew VaeioMrt Fish Sticks.......UT* 49 * Knorr S o u p s ........ 31 39c SiaflelMV rpMOM Breedtd KrvPFi Creamy Thleh Oystart..........‘S^-89 * French Dressing ... VT 29c Sia§leleafs Fvesee Beeeded Kreft’t Rehurt Bleed Shrimp............... 'wT49 * Miracle French .... t T 29c % A K I 9 Casselberry, Fla. Hwy. 17-92 & SR 436 �VOL. M B-R-R-RI! The bask clockthermometer read 40 degrees at a this morning. And the weatherman says the temper­ ature will drop to 3S degrees tonight t That’s C-O-L-DII 0 m j| m ^ WEATHER: Fair and cool through Friday; high today 68-T2; low tonight In 40a. United Pnaa Leased Wins Established 1908 THURS., NOVEMBER 14, 1963 SANFORD. FLORIDA - ..epru - i y The Weather, | | | ' R. E. Porter heard of a class directed by the teacher to write essays on the sub­ ject: “ Why I Believe the Gov­ ernor Should Be Allowed to Succeed Himself." Teacher I b«says one boy wrote Hove the Governor should be allowed to suicide himself be­ cause . . a 1 v '**-.,.* 1:’ . HEAVY ATTACK Squadron 11, nt Sanford Nnval Air Station, overshot Us United Fund goal with 120 per cent. Cdr. J. F. Harlow (left), com­ manding officer of the “Checkertaials,” awarded "holiday routine” to the top contributors, from the left, standing, Chief Charles Spruque, John O'Leary and Charles Fazio, and kneeling, Gordon Graham nnd Norm Busby. Also, to Nelson Goodreau. (Navy Photo) BUZZARDS BAY, Mass. (UPI) — A freighter and a tanker collided In Buixards Bay today and both ehlps burst Into flames. At least 40 men were on the freighter. The Coust Gusrd said the Norwegian freighter Fernview was In Imminent danger of sinking. The tanker was carrying a cargo of combustihie fuel. The 335-foot tanker was identified a* the Uynafuel, built at a Jacksonville ship­ yard. Rumors on politic* emanat­ ing out of Oviedo. Reports are that Mayor Lee Gary will not bo a candidate to succeed himself but that Council Pres­ ident Ben Ward will be a can­ didate for mayor. The Mayor •ays it's all news to him — but did not confirm or deny the report. Lee says only an­ nounced candidate is T. L, Lingo Jr. to aucceed himself en the city council. s • • “ Swinging Seminoles" will play for the last football dance of the aeason alter the game with Bishop Moore !■ri­ elay evening. The dance, sponsored by the Junior class, is for all the students of Eeminole High School and will be held in the student lounge. • • • -« NEW YORK (UPI) — The From the Lion’s Pause: Cltv of Happiness Is In the A F L -n o , worried by dwin­ dling membership, automation and the growing power of the political right, opens Its fifth biennial convention here today in a mood critical of the av­ erage American's apathy. “ Labor is worried because the rest of the nation doesn't seem to be worried —- aliout our economy, our chronic un­ employment, the drift to the right,” laid an AFL-CIO spokesman on the eve of the convention at the American* Hotel. The 12.5 million member labor federation has lost 73,0U0 members since its lust convention in lBtfl. Automa­ tion has replaced thousands of workers and at least 400,04)0 workers change jobs and even Industries every month. Coal of living increases have offset one-third of the wage gains negotiated la»t year and the average national increase Chamber of Commerce iti purchasing power is slack­ members arc reminded that ening. balloting for 1! directors ior The convention it expected three-year lerms closes at to endorse the AFL-CIO Ex­ midnight Friday. A commit- ecutive Council', drive fur u 35-hour work week without loss of pay and penally pay of double time for overtime. It will also back the ad­ ministration's tax cut propos­ als, a vastly expanded public Ellon Bennett and Cliff works pro;; rum, a m i a slxeO v e r m a n , of Casselberry, able increase ill the pre-cot have filed as candidate* for federal minimum wage guar­ the Board of Aldermen in the antee of $1315 an hour. Dec. 2 municipal elections. Bennett is a newcomer to politics white Overman is winding up a two-year term on the board. City Manager Pete Know les reports the city's 1100.000 street Improvement program will get under way Dec. 1. Postmaster Cecils Heard says live postofflce drivers, with an aggregate of 3*)-p!ui years of safe driving, have been cited by the Post Oflice Department and will receive certificates. L/mgwood official* talking of a political rally next week. Qualifying deadline ii Nov. Lion* Club of Casselberry is sponsoring quarterhorae races at 1:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday at Seminole Park raceway for the benefit uf the 'Lions sight conservation fund. Here la welcome Brw ■ for Sanford and Seminole Coun­ ty rr-idrnis and others who h ats hums* offered fur -ale. The Sanford Herald is publishing it* aanual “Progrr*< Edition" on Monday next. It will runUln 81 l>*gr» of lop news, futu res and photograph* of progre-* in the area during the last year. The tlisilfird adterli-rmrnl rotiimn* for **h«iwrs for sale" will b« open for ad« until noon Friday. "Rome* fur sale’* classified ad* will be accepted uotil that lim* for the BIG “I'rogre** Edition” to bs distributed Monday. Just Plain, Downright Cold it Is MIAMI (UPI) A mass of cold air blanketed Florida today, dropping temperatures IS to 30 degrees below normal and bringing frost Into the central citrua belt. Pre-dawn temperatures to­ day ranged from a wintry St degrees at Crestvlew to 8.1 at Key West. At Miami, the mer­ cury fell to a snappy SI. Weathermen said the cold snap was caused by a weak cold front that moved through the stat* earlier this week, draining cold air down from By Jan* Casselberry The 1PM L y m a n High the North, The cold snap, however, was fwhool Homecoming Q u e e n not expected to be harsh will be rmwned during the enough to cause any damage half-time Friday night at the to Florida's million dollar cit­ game between the t.yman rus and vegetable crops, Greyhounds and the Florida Miami weather forecaster Air Academy Falcons. Arnold Sugg said th« cold Homecoming activities will weather should last for at get under way tonight at 7:30 p. m. with a pep rally, bon- least two days. “The longer the northerly fire and “ Powder Puff" fnotwinds continue, the colder it l all gnme sponsored by the will get," he said. Pep Club. The State - Federal Frost Admission is free for this Warning Service at Lakeland feminino frncas between the predicted scattered light frost “Gold Hounds'* and the “Blue as far south as the Indian Hounds" and aome of Lyman's River citrus srea end the lowbruwnicjl males will serve as lying areas of the Everglades cheerleaders. farming area. Fridny night ths Greyhound players anil their parent* will Iks introduced to tho fans a t 7:3(1 p ,m. followed by a par­ ade of the homecoming queen I candidates ground the fteld.sj. NO. <1 fUUVA Madame In Home i ROME (UPI) — Madame I Ngo Dinh Nhu, looking wan CAPE CANAVERAL (O T Il and close to tears, arrived in Rome today for a reunion with her three youngest children. 1 117 Killed ! TALLAHARHEF. (UPI) — The State Patrol said today 117 persona were killed In Florida’s streets and highways during the month of October. | 1 ^ , Milk Hearing ‘CHRISTMAS in the Sun' is the prize winning theme by 11-yenr-oid Barbara Berry for the annual Christmns parade Dec. 4. Barbara, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Berry, of Lake Howell, and a student at South Seminole Ele­ mentary School, will ride in the parade. She is displaying her $25 bond for the prize-winning theme. (Herald Photo) CLEARWATER (LTl) — A hearing is scheduled here next Mondey night on a pe­ tition seeking to block enact­ ment ef the Florida Milk Commission's fair trad* order. , Kennedy to soma launching pads and to two of its might!eat rockets, and than Uko b ln for a helicopter awing over the Merritt Island Launch A n a (MILA), adjacent to tha Moderates In Cap*, w hen a launching sita BEIRUT, Lebanon (U r i) — for manned flights to tha The crushing of a short-lived moon la under construction. But the President has eeea military uprising in Iraq Wed­ nesday waa seen today as a rockets and launching pads be­ fore, on two previous visits victory for th« moderate fac­ to Cape Canaveral. And con­ tion of tha ruling lisath Arab struction In the early stage Socialist party. all tanda to. took alike—asp*, daily from n helicopter. *Nixon Running* The Navy, en the other WASHINGTON (UPI) — ready to call off Moscow nego­ MIAMI BEACH (UPI) — hand, ia going flrst-*Uaa to Soviet-American relatione hit tiations. schsdulsd to begin New York Gov. Nelson Rocke­ show Kennedy something he their lowest point since the Tuesday, on a cultural ex­ feller indicated Wedneeday he has naver seen before. I t "laid nuclear test ban treaty today change agreement unless the he Ilevee former Vice President on" n special launching e f Ita with the United States pre­ Kremlin quickly releaied Prof. Richard Nixon still la In tha Polaris missile from a sub­ pared to Increase pressure for Frederick C. Barghorrn. And running for the 1W4 GOP m e r g e d nuclear submarine, the release of a Yale profes­ tha State Department put tha presidential nomination. the UBS Andrew Jackson, and sor arrested by the Russians chill on a group at vlaltlng Invited the President eut to Russian tourists and officials, on spy charges. Seek More Cuts see I t An intensified .Soviet smear warning Americana not to get WASHINGTON (UVl) — The President will make the campaign agulnst West Ger­ too deeply Involved with them. Senate economy, forces con­ many and new Communists a t­ Tha United (Itstee hat pro- tinued Id batter at President space agency rounds first— tacks along tha truca line In teited bitterly tho arrest of Kennedy’s foreign aid bill to­ and quickly. Re will g et hasty Korea (purred apprehension Ilarghnom on whet the State day, confident they could make briefings on the Saturn-5, the Kirk-off time will be 8 )>. m. there that further deteriora­ Department calls “groundless" further reductions In the pro­ behemoth rocket that ia ex­ nnd n special section In tho tion in the international clim­ charges. Officials made It gram already trimmed by al­ pected to blast off from tha blt-nrbrrs will be set aside fur Tons of TNT exploded In a ate waa in tha offing. MILA a rte late thle decade most |300-mlllion. I.IIS nlumnl, who are urged to concrete hunker at tha Medina on n trip taking three U. B, The United S t a t e s was attrnd ill the Homecoming ac­ nuclear weapons plant Wed­ astronauts to the moon. Suit Stands nesday. panicking residents tivities. He will see two huge rock­ The I.ymnn Student Council into believing it was an atomic Deaths From TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — ets — the Beturn-1 "super Is sponsoring the Homecoming blast. Circuit Judge lien Willis re­ booster" and the Titan-1 rock­ After the original shock of Smoking Put fused Wednesday to throw out et for tho first unmanned end the Marching Greyhound a Palm Beach County suit launching la tha Gemini pro­ Hand wilt entertuin with music the explosion, which staggered pedestrians and blew out store Above Traffic which challenge* a 10453 law gram that avantually will send and fancy drill. changing tha boundaries of two-man teams of astronauts Tho queen, whose identity windows in downtown San An­ TORONTO (UPI)—An Amcrflvo counties around Lake Into orbit for periods of up to will remain a mystery until tonio 12 miles away, people lean cancer research special­ Okeechobee, the actual crowning, also will panicked and fled In every ist said Wednesday cigarette two weeks. reign at the dance which will direction from the plant. smoking is retponslbla for Roads outslds tha site were more deaths than automobile Rocky Attacks be sponsored by the Athletic Roosters In the cafeteria fol­ clogged with bumper-to-bump- accidents or sny of tha vir­ MIAMI REACH (UPI) - Harrietts Fly er traffic and a huge black uses or bacteria known to lowing the gnmo. New York Gov. Nelson A. A five-piece combo, "The cloud from the explosion man. Rockefeller attacked the Ken­ Home Friday Dr. Frederick G. Bmk, as­ Shades," will play for dancing. drifted slowly over the area. nedy administration today for Condition of 12yesr-ol4 People as far as 50 miles sociate cancer research scien­ "Indecision, vacillation nnd Kenneth Harriett haa Improv­ away called to ask what had tist at Roswell Park Memor­ weakness" in foreign policy ed to the point that hi* par* happened. ial Institute in Ilulfalo, N. Y., and said that Sen. Barry enls, Flro Lt. and M ri. Inside the plant it was soon addressed the second session (inldwatrr, (R-Arl*.), has George Harriett, will return drtrrniiiml that a concrete of a threepart seminar on nothing better to offer. to Sanford Friday. storage bunker containing 13 smoking at FisrUwn United Kenneth underwent an oper­ to 28 tons of TNT hsd ex­ Church. GI Wounded ation for removal of SO per ploded while three men were The rise In lung cancer SEOUL, Korea (U Pt) — cent of his liver, due to can­ Au 85-ycar-old bicyclist and loading containers of the stuff among men—a ninefold In­ North Korean Communist sol­ cer, at Children’s Hospital in a Id-year-old motoriat escaped into the bunker. crease In incidence from 1931 diers, firing mor* than 1,000 Cinclunutl. He had been giv­ Injury in two accidents within to liMo-ha* taken on “rplshots at an unarmed United en a 50-50 chance of recovery 3 halt hour this morning. dcmic proportions," B o c k Nations inspection team, and doctors have expressed Patrolman Donald Brumlay said. Of 18 patients who re­ wounded a U. S. soldier and am airmen! over bis contin­ reported Robert Alton, 85, of port to tticir physicians with possibly killed a South Korean ued improved condition. U. It. 2, Buffered a minor cut lung cancer, on the average officer Wednesday in the De­ His older brother, George on hia head and one on a only one is cured, he said. BEVERLY HILLS, Cnlil MIAMI IL'PIJ—to u r more wid tmtrti lit* militarised tone, it was an­ Harriett Jr., U remaining ia Bock said hetween 2,000 and (UPI) — An exclusive Jewel Cubans, identified sx CIA directory. Cincinnati. cycle In front of a cur d r i v e n agents, were executed by a 3.000 died of lung cancer dur­ ry Store sva* robber! of “ wel nounced W ay. Invitations to attend the hy Thomas Parr, Milwaukee, Castro firing squad in Ha­ ing HW2. over floo.mio worth" of dia­ celebration are being mailed IVis., at 9 a. in. at 25lh .Street vana Wednesday night, Ha­ "This figure, coupled with monds Wednesday night by t o federal, state and county the number of heart and three masked gunmen. ami Sanford Avenue. I'urr vana radio said today. nificlats and to all fire ds hrunchial diseases bred by w a s not charged. A spokesman for Raymond'* The four were charged partments within a radius oi Ruby Carol Nesbitt, Id. of with “landing on the Cuban smoking, puts cigarette* well Ine., locatrd just off Wilshire 25 miles and il is anticipated ahead of traffic accidents and that Seminole County will wit­ 212 Citrua Drive, escaped in­ const from a small boat for Infectious Illnesses as a kill­ Boulevard, said the loss might jury when she drove her car run as h i g h as $ 2 2 5 ,0 0 0 o n sabotage and subversive ac­ ness one of Its largest gath­ Into the side of an ACL tivities," said III* broadcast, er," be said. the basis of retail prices, but erings in many years. that the exact amount woulj T e entire event will be freight train at the GrapeviUe monitored here. not be known until an Inven­ The executions brought to open to the public free of Bond crossing at 9:30 a. m. Constable Bob Carroll re­ 1.1 the number of men killed tory I* taken charge. ported her car a total loss, lie in less than ■ week. Alt were Police •■!'! tb* three guncharged tho girl with specd- charged with being member* me n , wearing Halloween masks, kicked in the glass front door which had been locked as eight employe* prepared to placa trays of jewels NASHVILLE lean. ( CPI i in n vault. —The jury tampering trial They apparently had timed for Teamsters I'rcddent the holdup so that valuable* James R. Hoff* .may not ha wera out of the display cases, held here until after the first officers ssid. of the year. One bandit reached through Federal Judge Frank Gray the broken glass and opened Jr., said Wednesday he would WILL HE OUT the door to tha atore. They set the trial “as soon a* 1 dumped jewels Into a card­ can get around to it,” but in board box and fled within (licit! ion* were tt probably thre,. minutes. would t»* after the Christmas If You Would Like Thi* Special SI Page holidays. Pictorial Edition .Mailed To Friend.* Anywhere Gray waa asked when the In The United Stolen Or Overscan . . . Poison Study trial date would be alter the JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — U. S. Supreme Court refused The Board of Health has un­ t ’mipuna Os Page 7 to hear arguments on a Iloff* dertaken a study of methods (Enclose .’JOc Per Copy, Please) 40u W. FIRST ST, motion Tuesdays thus clearuf treating food to reduce the mg Lim way. possibilities ui uiod poisoning. HerlongToTalk To Firemen Date Uncertain For Hoffa Trial Annual Progress Edition Monday, November 18th MAIL YOUR LIST IN NOW! U.S. Relations With Russia Hit New Low �Garden Club Mists Schimming, LeRoy | i Belschner Ceremony M arried In M am as and Miss Makihg Plans Member* of the flanford Garden Club are making final plans for tbs bataar this FWday and Baturdsy at tbs San­ ford Woman's Chib building. Among t b s outitandlng items for Mia wiU bs m ag­ nolias, rooted and in cans, large artfeala plants, full o( berries, three to five foot raphis palms, large nandlna plants and many other cold resistant shrubs and plants. Joyea i boaquets of pain jailow chy- tttet Cam Abb Sehlamtof, Aqular wore dresses similar I lanthanum s, r r ~ a t Mr. and M r. to th at of the matron of Best a a a was Robert AverHerman f . leblmmlng of hooor. All carried cascade ett of laaterd aad s m in g aa T i f w m t became the bride af LeSey I . Sebchncr. aaa at Mr. and Mm. Heney Betseh* WK aI Monte Rio, Calif. Noe. • at I p. m. Tbs Re*. George M. Jsrrla IV, rector of St. Patrick’s Episcopal Church of Ocala, "Soper-Right” Western Beef if T-Bone ★ ★ ★ if n u i , a scceptlon was held In the parish boost of the direction of the Rose Circle. church with Mrs. Raymond Ball la eharge. Mrs. Bobby Moraa was la charts of the j Cubed Sirloin Top Round Porterhouse I Your * Choice ALLGOOD BRAND SUGAR CURED after which they win make their home at TM E. Church Street, Longwood. For traveling, Mm. Belschwith candles down the center aisle. A crystal vase contain­ ing white carnations, gladlalls, aad greenery was placed aa the center of tea altar and to either aide of tha alter wera baskets of similar flowMrs. Charles Fcthcrbridgc nerved aa organist for the occasion and played tradition­ al wadding selections. The bride, given In mar­ riage by her father, chose a formal gone of re-embroider­ ed. Imported Chantilly laca with a fitted basque bodice, full-Ieoflh sleeves, featuring a aabrlna neckline sprinkled with white seed pearls and iridescent sequins. Tbs flow­ ing chapel train was gracetelly held by eight rosettes fashioned of self-lace. Her tibow-tengtb French illusion veil fell from a Queen's arown af sequins aad pearls aad aha carried a eascede bouquet af feathered white carnations, blue carna­ tions, aad pearl teams cen­ tered with a white orchid. Mrs. Frank Purcell, m a­ tron of honor, worn a royal blue street-length satin bro­ cade dress featuring a bell ■klit with matching accesorBridesmaida. Mias Margaret wool suit with fold buttons aad silk blouse and the orchid Item her bridal bouquet. Mora than 100 friends and relatives were present for the wedding and reception includ­ ing Mrs. Belichner'a grand­ parents, Ur. and Mrs. Har­ vey House of Tampa. rr s MB. AND MBS. LEROY E. BELSCHNER Andre Ayllee of North Hol­ lywood waa the overnight guest of Mr. and Mrs. C, A. Henderson last week. ONE QUABT JAR OF ANN PAGE FRESH ed Ha schedule Just a bit, every other Tuesday from 2 to 4;30 to„ ettj j to F «“ » « ■ • « u,ifl« “ • mohi* , • “ > •PP™ *** 0)11 wonderful service. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. J . B. Ovaltt wers Mr. and Mrs. Herman Sager of Albany, N. Y., who are spend­ ing the winter In Holly Hill, Mrs. Bessie Brown of Orlando, and Mrs. Etta Webb of Plant City. A FAKE! O U R FUR Enterprise Personals By Helen Snodgrass Mrs. William Hucke} and son, Kelly, of Orlando were guests of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. 8 C U wmd, at their home on Stone Island on. night last week. _____ FRIDAY NOVEMBER 15 MILADY’S SHOPPE Of Fine Fabrics IN B. Park IU 4 I1 I with purchase ef a |1 M # order good only at your Sanford A hP DO YOUR While They Last! Christmas Shopping Early TOP VALUES (n school pants by DICKIES out of our regular stock. MILD ft MELLOW OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS m r O GARDS ft GIFTS L m *W Seminole Plain — Caaaelberry — a really magnificent arm y. LAYAWAY TOUR CHRISTMAS SELECTIONS NOW! ~ Q lm . K c S m k W lOH t WIAIl IIS Magmlis Sanford Phone FA X-1BU Tha Florida Nurses Associ­ ation, District 3T, has chang­ ed the data of the meeting night They will meet on the third Monday night of each month and the neat one Is scheduled for Nov. IS at I p.m. at the Seminole County Health Center, too French Ave. Mrs. Clara Clawson will bring ■ report from the memberihlp workshop which was held at the Angebilt Hotel In Octuber. This will be follow­ ed by an open discussion on future featured speakers and films. All registered professional nurses are invited to attend. 8UNNYBROOK • FRESH - GRADE • A • FLA. LARGE Have you ever said to your­ self, "IK THIS WERE ON SALE, !’t> HUT ITT” You can do ]uat that nt MATHER’S, Ju»l clip the lag printed hero, It'a your perianal aate TAG. MATHER'S. Do you want a new living room mile, a chair, n dinette eetT Maybe you’d Ilka a new bedroom unite, that new rug. a new lamp, or occasional table. I’rrhapa your choice would be eomelhlng for baby's room, or a new dining room eulte. Select now. B O T T LED GAS DE SURE TO REGISTER IN OUR Jane Parker BLACKBERRY ■ or LEMON t ; ■ ! ■ . i. * 4 (S tfiu jM K ' uJ m fU fU U ftil] ■ej* M .WPSflUfl PER IN LB. CYLINDER Whatever yon c h o o s e at MATH HU'S, ll'll be on SALE because you put the tag on yuuraclf. Ttila will apply to everything la (he alore, ulhrr than merrhandUe Ikat la lair traded, or already ban a »pec la I sale teg allached. No InaUlUtion Charge Delivery Anywhere In Seminole County ie» W. let ST. 1P l l E lt/a-Lh 1st P R IZ E 25,000 Plaid Stamps Each 39 ‘ 2nd P R IZ E 10,000 Plaid Stamps ANN l»AGK TOMATO PLAUi STAMPS GIVEN AWAY EVERY HOl’R OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS TILL 9 LOW EASY TERMS OF SANFORD 203-09 EAST FIRST ST, P L A ID ST A M P GOOD THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, THIS WEEK FOR S A V IN G S I |l • Sanford G as Co J 11JC Ql /o OFF N o th in g to buy — You d o n ’t h iv e to lie p re se n t to w in — J u s t re g iste r cu rb tim e you visit th e s to r e th in w eek D raw in g will he held S a tu rd a y E vening N o v em b er 16, Your drum s com* tout with PLAID STAMPS uper Markets Prices in thin ad are effective through Saturila), November 16 only in the Sanford 01 O RLA N D O D R IV E 17-92 A T 2 7 th ST, t �N e w Arrivals C lub Schedules Holiday Bazaar By Bernice Kelsey There will be a Christmas Mra. B. F. Wheeler 3r. inThe *Orltdo Wurr.sT:'i-C?s,,- -booth - f,W »- irryk - tw vth *1 new reftH hat Mrs. E-. Hr Arfe fctld the monthly luncheon ! well as country store and has been reinstated as a baked foods. mccber of the club. Decora­ meeting Friday at the club­ The clubhouse will be open house. Guest speaker was Nov. 22 for members to bring tions for the luncheon car­ ried out the Thanksgiving Francis Auger of Orlando their contributions to the theme, w i t h fall colors, whose subject was “ la Your various booths. Each mem­ Slip Showing 7" The members ber was given six tickets to enjoyed his examples of bow sell for the supper which who at times is really trying must be turned in by Nov. 20 to use Impressive words. to Mrs. Michaels, Mrs. John During the business meet­ Lundy or Mrs. R. W. Estes. ing. Mrs. James Michael an­ Mrs. A. B. Ted ford asked nounced that the Christmas members to contact her if .bazaar would be held Nov. 23 they wish to participate in the 'a t the Oviedo Woman's Club February Fashion Show, em ­ and a chicken and yellow rice phasizing that 12 members used by the average person are necessary. Mrs. W. H the English language la mis- Marlin advised that the supper would be served from would further investigate the 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. The bazaar, birthday calendar which had which is known as the “flea previously been brought be­ market" will start at 5 p.m. fore the membera. pumpkins, corn and vegefoWet;- - - ■ -------- - - - - Hostesses were: Mrs. Jerry A r n d t , chairman, Mmes. Vara Bell. J. C. Michael. C. K. Clouts, R. E. Parker. J. E. Lundy and J. F. Syma. Mr. and Mr*. John H. Riv­ ers. 720 St. Lucie Lone, Or­ lando. announce the adoption of a two and one half year old son, Paul Stephen. ' ■ S ri.R tv c re il ttre -drruihftT of Mr. and Mr*. Ralph I am. lin t Sr., of Sanford. The couple hai a two and o m half year old daughter, Anne. DeBary Personals Mr. and Mri. John G. Rel chel of Azalea Drive celebrat­ ed their 90th wedding annir r m r j — Sfetrh / —c vc nin ;—atthe DeRary Reitaurant. The follow ing neighbors w e r e hoits for the anniversary din­ ner: Mr. and Mrs. Kress Wal­ ter, Dr. and Mra. William Fidler. Mr. and Mra. Joirph Mulrenan, Mr. and Mri. P ie r ion Lltlle. Mr. and Mra. Earl Merrill. Mra. Edna Reilly. Mr. and"M r».' William Heidi and A. J. Wilhelm. A little effort (Mips evercome a boring situation. L M ill. IT O ill Tubelme Black- Goodyear Nation-Wide “No Mirth* G w n u t t e e No limit am mautlu / No limit ea miles / No HmM as to roods / No limit ao to speed / for the sotiro Ufa eg tkm tread ALL NEW GOODYEAR AUTO TIRES ARB GUARAN­ TEED as* Itut defects lu workmanship sod materials and normal road hasard*. eacept repalrabla punctures. IF A GOODYEAR TIRE KAILS UNDER THIS GUAR­ ANTEE any af mors than 80,000 Goodyear dealers t* the United Staten and Canada will make allowance m a new tire baaed on original tread deptk remaining and current “Goodyear Pries" Installed Exchange Guaranteed 20.000 Miles Complete Job MRS. JACK HORNER, left ami Mra. John Bolt with some of the mnny items th at will bo offered for snle, this Friday and Saturday nt the fifth annual "Outgrown Sale", sponsored by the Holy Cross Episcopal Churchwontcn a t 311 East First Street. ((Herald Photo) j' a h d m • Dodge — Plymouth — All American a — Others Slightly Higher On All Four Wheels • Inspect Greece < Inspect Hydraulic System. SATURDAY — MONDAY ONLY ij c d s i By Mrs. Don Reynolda ROSE GARDENING If you, like molt gardeners, like roiei In your garden, don't let the fact that you live in Florida discourage you. The necessary requirement* for healthy rosea in Florida _ are choice of varieties adapted ™ to Florida conditions and proper soil preparation. Be aura that you choose healthy plants from a relia­ ble dealer. Roses need sun­ shine for half the day tmorn­ ing is better), moderately fer­ tile toll that la well drained and free from too many other tree or shrub roots, 0 The beat time for planting eoate la November through January. Plant your bushes threa to four feet apart, and dig the bole large enough ao that tha roots can spread out. Rosea like plenty of wa­ ter, but you must have good drainage. Add organic matter such aa peat and well-rotted manure and add No. 4 steam9 ad bona meal to each 100 feet i.M u ffler* SQ Q Q ■Shock A 0*00 S Pita Meat Cara gins start feeding your rosea nnd they should have monthly applications of fertilizer ex­ cept in summer. Spray planta regularly to protect them. By using a regular program if spraying you can he assured of healthy foliage and fine roses. Cutting roses must have ample soil moisture. Ilia soil should be well soaked at least once a week. They should be rut liefura the bud opens wide­ ly, therefore it is best to cut roses early in tha morning. They should be cut with a sharp knife to avoid crushing lh« water-conducting tubes of ths stem. Immediately the stems should be plunged in cold water and left in a cool place for several hours before making an arrangement, i-jiT A lignm ent T u n e lip *6 . 5 0 1 rise P arts | 1 K f (v j ■; *”? ■ Wedding Plans OR GE 420 L a UPRIGHT FREEZER Announced After tba bush la planted Final plana for the wrdding mulch the surface of the bed two inch** deep with leevee or of Miss Caroline Duaine Baggrata. When the growth bc- grrly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Baggeriy, to Larry Eugena Harris, ton of Mr. and Mr*. L. E, Herris, of | Fdgewiler, are being an­ nounced. The wedding win be an event of this Saturday at 7:30 pm at Holy Cross Episcopal Girl Scout Troop ■-'!» made Church with Father John W. up of fifth grade girls has Thomas officiating. bacn reorganized under the Maid of honor will be Milt leadership of Mrs. Gladys Carol Fuller a n d Junior Downey and her co-lcadcr, bridesmaid will be Caroline's Mrs. Joanne Oglesby. sister, Miss Janice Kay BagA candlelight ceremony of grrly. The groom's brother, reded'-ation was held at the Johnny Harris, will b« best home of their leader with U man. girls becoming Junior Girl No formal invitation* are Scouts. The same troop at­ being extended a n d all tended the camporee recent­ friends of the couple are in­ ly at Camp Ticoehec near vited to attend both the wed­ Barbervilla and waa accom­ ding and reception which will panied by Mrs. Oglesby. be held In the Parish House, Troop members arc Jamce following the ceremony. 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FA 2-2821 Special Prices __ — * w * rjfl l l i t ' • 1 »■ ’ 11L waw"* �Empty Heads vs Eggheads * • nulrj Mi i n It’s Instant Beer9 ririM jobs that tlun la W O T .... k m this «£lert Ugh thdr states’ i _______ __ a maaaa of aiding arach more to the impraulv* eco­ nomic galas they have made In regome northern states, h u rt by the drift from the older basic industries to the never, science-oriented fields, just ss hard to prepare for s better-trained labor force. ____ _ j thla stir, general attempts t s toughen op the American schoolpros— go forward, lot in tbs view of Vico Admiral __G. Rkkover, regular critic rthe 0 . 8. school ■ystam, what has feSM doM up to now barely roughs up tbs surface. Ha believes th at the stress too often, and In too many places, still Is an teaching young Americans "how !to adjust to life/’ rather than how to •oaauor the fields of knowledge. As proof that we still are not do­ ing the job we ..hould, Kickover aavs we have on our hands a "mass of young people so deficient In mental and manual skills that no advanced society could provide them all with jobs, except on a charity basis." By contrast, ha notes, Europe has so many wslMrained people filling Dick W ot Soy» "M fndlf \ Read Over Your Shoulder?" Kickover fade a t least part of tha blame most fall on what ha calls the "inaudible stretchout in Ameri­ can education." European young folk, ho sura, get a t (mat a third more schooling l a a year than ours do. "Our children sit la class mors years," he adds, "harness they teem Mas each year. To some extent these a n matters la dispute, sad Kickover has his severs challengers. But few question that, overall, America's is a relatively "soft" educational system. Worse, perhaps, la the fact that both students and parents have for the moat part a "soft" attitude to. ward schooling. There ia not enough deep concern for knowing, for root mastery of knowledge. It may be somewhat synmiomatio th at add ridicule of a great Ameri­ can university can bring thunderous eheers a t a political rsDy, Smirking at those who quest after knowledge has always been, in some measure or other, a lively American sport The question is whether we can afford the game any more. In the world of 1903, no prists are going to those whose only specialties a n keep, ing themselves Ignorant and acornlug those who a rt not. A nation thua populated will be neither secure nor well off. Peter Edson vrA9m ?fGTo?f < m j —• eantraied ferat from ee# p !*u Per Rape you have hewn dream­ to another. ing of o bravo bow world Under th* new regulation*, whore you eon go to the kit­ a to aau y can whip up a hatch chen sink, tarn on a wutor of beer, remove a portion of spigot, opan a box of capsule* tho water by a frettin g proand mix yourself o glass of a t, and send what ia left to “fautm t boor." a bottling plant. If OO) you ar* la for a rude A t th at point tha water would bo put back again and I t i t my aad doty to report tho reconstituted beer would th at this typo of homo brow­ then bo bottlod and ootd. ing, whilo theoretically pooLike moot innovations, tha tibia, lo not Ukoly to com* concept of Instant beer has be­ about any time toon. come hotly controversial. Even For on* thing, tho Internal tha use of tha term “instant" Revenue Service lo against It 1» a n t--ue In fhe dispute. on grounds that It would enor­ A t tho committee hearing, mously complicate the collec­ spokesmen fo r tho Union Car­ tion of boor taxes. bide Corp., which dev*lopod For another, th a n ora fears that turning tha United State* tha quick frees# process, and Into a notion of do-tt-youraolf tha brewing company, which brewmaaters would e r a a t a intends ta ns* ft, pictured In­ further turmoil in the beer in stant beer a* ih* greatest dustry, which has e n o u g h thing since sarsaparilla. Tho commit*# waa assured trouble# already. I t appears, therefor*, that that reconstituted beer would In tha foreseeable fntur* boar drinkers will have to be con­ tent to buy tho stuff in bottle* Th* pro* end cons of instant boor came up for discussion this wash a t a hearing by tha House Ways A Mean* Com­ mittee on tho taxation of boor concentrates. Beginning next month, tha revenue service will, for tho first time, permit boor pan!** to ship boot ia Dr. Crane’s W orry Clinic Political Notebook bo o* tasty a# ovor. (f not mort to, and th a t the flavor would last oven longer. Tha way It look# now, thla debate could go on for years.® So I think 171 go out for a short beer. At least N per cent of th« world's land area waa eo*. ered by ice a t height of tha glacial age, according to Em cyclopedia Britamlca. SALE ENDS NOV. 10—5:30 P.M. Vz Price G ifts Bey now for Christmas PO W ELL’S 117 Magnolia, FA 2-SS42 CLOSEOUT 3 only X Ptoc* Living Room Suites GAIB 1-444: Eileen J„ ed thalr phony iltnalons about or daughter ta unexpectedly 120.30 VALUE aged ST, is an English teach- English literature, la Ilk* crit­ caught by tha Grim R upert TYPEWRITERS icizing ehureh dogma. Than you'll ae* tha differ­ WASHINGTON (NEA) — tsry of aUta for aconomle a f­ bo divided to cover It* agenda ADDING MACHINE8 They rise in righteous fury ence between an amateur and Pleas are sew shaping up for fairs, os IU active head. after about two weeks of gan“Dr. Crane," aha began, “I For Real. Day, Wook ar an old pro. to defend the duty past, Juat the world's Urgest end most Th* delegation will include oral debate Include: Interna­ understand yon mlnorad In becaueo It haa tha halo that Keats and flhtllay a rt am­ M onth. Good Mochinea. knperteet latarnaUonal can- two senator*, two congress­ English a t Northwester* Uni­ comta from generations of ateurs, who hav* beta carried Prteu Reasonable. Drop man and four raprasanUtivso tional ergaalssttana, oomm along from on* generation of hi, pick eat th* machine This la the TTnltad Nations of private business Intarssta ity problems, aad price levels, versity when you obtained parrots! ad taka It with yea. your Ph. D. degree. For example, tha graateat English profo to another by Confsrsncs on Trade and Da- yat to b* selected. stats trading, expanded man­ l i t Magnolia Ava. “8a you muat have Ukan poet of all history la Edgar parroting. velopmant, scheduled for Gen­ At o December meeting ufacturing for developing HAYNES all tho undergraduate and Guest, for literally hundreds Send for my booktat “How Sanford, Fla. eve, ■wits**land, March 23 to In New York, American busi­ countries, foreign aid for OFFICB MACHINE CO. ness leaders will be given a trad* development, and doval graduate rouraoa In English, of millions of people road, to Writ* Salable Copy," en­ lone IS, 1944. PhoM FA 2-6321 were inspired by and cherish­ closing * long stamped, return 114 Magnolia Ava, Sanford Trow 1,800 to 1,000 dele­ briefing and a ehanca to ox- opmont ef “Invisible exports' didn't you? Open Evening* “Aa a result, how would you ed hla poems. envelop*, plus 20 cents. gates eed trade experts will prata thalr view* on U.S. gov­ —servlets to tha new aatlona, No other pott ever haa had ernment trade policy papers Tha Geneva Conference will rata various author* In their now in preparation. They will coma from 120 have nothing to do with lib­ understanding ef human na­ such a wld* readership! Keats and Shelley ar* Juv< ta u tria a —all th* UN momNobody knows for aura what eralising East-Vast trad* aa tu r a l" In tha Introduction to my •nil* teenagers compared with bore Including the Communist may coma out of th* Gtnsva a result of tha oponlng pro­ bio* coontrU* eo w*U ae W*at conference. It la not axpectod vided by Communist bloc pur­ college textbook “Psychology Edgar Guest’s deep insight In­ Germany, flwltierland, Korea to produce another Intern*' chase* of fro* world surplus Applied," 1 have listed Aris­ to human nature. “ Dr. Crane, hew ran yon say totle, Christ and Shakespeare and other* not pat members, | tlonal Trad# Organisation wheat. such a thing" many a parrot but co-oparating with UN spe­ Charter Ilka tha on* drafted I t ta not axpotted there will aa tha three greatest psychol­ of lha past will protest. cialised agoseles. But not Rod at Havana In 1947-1*. which b# any Immodlate roorganl ogists of all tlm*. “Didn't you ever read tha Joouo la tops, of course, with th* U.S, CongTaas refused to ration of tho Central Agree­ Chine. 'Ode to a Grecian Urn’I" Aristotle f o r e m o s t In the While the United But#*, ratify. ment on Tariffs and Trade — Yea, I read it many times. A new United Nations spe­ GATT — In which rate# are year# before C h r i s t , and with one voU, could bo ovar* whelmed a t such a conference, cialised agency on tra3a has agreed to by fra* world coun­ Shakespeare tha moat aklVutl It ia a smooth sounding bit of rhythm to a pitcher, or mod­ pschologiat alncs Jesus. It la obvious that nothing will bean suggested, separate or tries. ernised ash tray. Many poeta and other sup­ bo agreed to that the wcatarn under the UN Economic and Tho preferential trad* rela­ n u t read Edgar Guaat’a nations controlling 70 per cent Social Council. tion* now bolng given by th* posedly great ganlusaa among Another Idea la to let tpeelal European Common Market tha literary classics, have been poem “It Takta a H u p o' of world trade, do not ap­ sessions of the General As­ countries to thalr former col­ oversold to tha modern puhlie. Livin' to Make a House a prove. For example, many of tha Home'' or hla Inspiring poem Th# U. A delegation of sembly, held every two years, onies present o special prob­ nbout 30, Including clerical review sxlstlng world trad* lem. This haa bothered other writer* whom 1 studied In un­ “To All Parents,” where a aon help, will hsva Undersecretary patterns and recommend ac- Aslan, African and Latin dergraduate and g r a d u a t e English courses are still In Plymouth, M an. IT mile* • f Bute Gaorge Dali as Da Ilona to linprnva them. American countrlaa. eluded In th* curriculum chief­ ioiithea*t of Boston on Ply­ Tha six working rommlttaaa R U B E R O I D lSYMTienr Bond lenler official, with G, Grif­ Tha United flutes also haa mouth H a y , Is site of the first fith Johnson, assistant aocro- Into which the conference will Us chickens to fry with the ly because rif parroting. For ona generation of Eng permanent settlement by Eur­ Common Market. An Ameri­ A S P H A L T S H IN G L E S m * llsh profa juat parrota what it opeans In Now England. can position in opposition to I m h i h i h i u m Ml a. IS) a j OUR HOARDING HOUSE . kccmiu . m .. a n i dividing up tho world Into re­ heard from 1U own teachers • Cmara 100 Sq. f t gional ares* behind trail* bar- many yaara earlier. And thla parroting finally • 235 lb*. par square. ...................... a n vj* rlars mny therefor* b# expect­ partakes of tha “halo’’ that ed. attache* to antiquity. From th* American point of It la high time a few cour­ vlow, th* principal work of ageous English professors A S p lM lt M l a # t t l s a a o ' l i a t l i l l R o ll tho Geneve conference should * j challenged tha curriculum. ALUMINUM SCUM DOORS be to Improve the trade, econ­ 9 0 lb * S lflt # o o o a o o e o e e i o a o 2 ,7 5 R o ll They should Imitate tha pro­ K M * f omies and balance of payfessor* In th* science courses, Pu w i f i i r o monte positions of the now na­ where mar* antiquity la tion*. longtr allowed to ttlfla new " •IFOtO DOORS Their most frequent wall ia } i F i i r ,.„ H .« M- a N a n | M4 Idas* and coamia exploration. k 99*■#•*'(,««•**•*****# DUA R tJll Kmft Dr NMAftf # • G9 that all their troubles are th* Th* unaual English curric­ P .* § 9 * 8 9 9 * * • •«••*«*# # ** sou fault of the developed notions, ulum a t college ta Just as P RtCIDIMO OAkAGS which Import row materials— ■Fe *•• tee.•*•**»•• 9911 |9N| mnribundl CAMERA 8UOP f lF«t*,pt*44«eeeiH S4.9S 99fl! now In ovarsupply—*t reduced S ta in le u Steel But to challenge th* stickI ..................... ooo.11l i t « M 210 S. PARK AVE. price* while charging more ln-the-mud* who hav* cherish­ KXDMODOOAS and more for th* industrial F hA*lP)*n«HMae* a n ava DOUIU , aw avi equipment they export. W nuw ar.M ,....... a w Th* other aids of thla argu­ ment la that tha developing countries don't do aa much J W u a t f .... a n * * * * S a e b e ih M y a U i M isc e lla n eo u s for themselves aa they should. They don't uta private enter­ prise enough and their statem A we*» vu'aHUwwLfc leN Bmmleg 32S.T9 controlled economies don't have adequate planning. They 11IBKMA38 MSULATTOM don't develop export Indus­ trie*, don't diversify their economies, don't control Infla­ tion or fiscal affair*. Page 4 Sanford, Florida Thura., November 14, 1063 Soviet Russia end tha Com­ munist satellites which strong­ ly eupported calling of this w s t v a a a. uik lo w , n u r r o a a x o r m i a i a a eonferanco, apparently want to m a m v a n r v .t.r ra v n w a i n uia It to set up a new Inter­ M l m e In* Killtor Ueefcenleat Hupt. jsv iw aN onaassa national Trad* Organisation. jitdx w tit.i,a nuilnses Usntasr W H E N Y O U BU Y AT H O M E O u s t? tu to r h s iu iitrrr k. J o u s i o i C las sified D i r e c t o r c c r i a i t rs R N c a ruSVK VOLTOLIXM aoeisir Editor COMPLETE C trrulsllon M anager That's lha idea about doing bwslnou In 89 6 ‘ A KODAK CAMERA W ieboldt's MW 24” ©Ijp 8>anfm*& IjentUt Osltverp • v a ic B in ie s a ava s S-aelaalo Caaalp a n OlSss tl* Week fi o* t Tsar III So t Tsar ISO * Month* 1.11 < Moataa U S 1 Months I 00 t Months 1.00 I Monti) l.tt* I Meath U. S Vustal Regulation* provide l&nt aU null subscriptions he paid la advance. Enter*# a* **«*nd *U*a asatUr Otlekar It, til* at Ih# Pest Office *1 a*nfcrd. Florida, under lha Act *1 Caaarsaa of March. The llsratd Is a member of th* Unit*.) I'raa* which I* *■• tilled csctuclvsljr to th* uc* for rapuhllcatlca of all the local a*w* printed In thla nawapapar. Re part at anp Mat trial, aawa or advaftiatag, *1 thla sdtllaa at The Sanford llarnld map b* reproduced ta nap maantr withnut willtan ptrailaaloa *f th* publtahar of Th* Herald. Aap Iad !vIdeal ar firm responsible for suah raprodiietlca will h* considered a* lafrlaglag on Th* Herald'* copyright tad will he held liable for dameslag under th* law. Puhllthtd dallp asrapt Saturday. Saadap and ChrUtma*; publlsasd Salurdap praaaadlng Chrlatmso IN V E S T M E N T S E R V IC E Or Hall Sacaritlao Malaal ALLKN * CO. 311 B. LBMOM 8T. LAKELAND, FLA. r: Mldwoet Stock Hath Chicago Board of Trade MRS. STAN COMSTOCK Fh. «A 3-3034 lawn. You trad* with poopl* yog know and trust, folks who aland tquorely behind their products. Fries* aro good bocauao they or* comp complaints am adjusted aatlly. Thai's net true whan you go away from homo. Whan you buy horn you koep our town healthy, growing and prosperous. And what bonofils your unity help# you and that's Important BUY AND BANK AT HOMX. ITS 6 0 0 0 8USINUSI FOLLOW THf MAP TO SAVINGS 0 Home Builders Supply . For FAKE Catalog PHONE 323-0400 OK \< w v v v ^ & ^ 5a ^ vL Ja » a He i a t >o n 801 W. Seminole BlvA WRITE Sanford, Florida Saturdays *Tll 4 P.M. �8b» N ov. ® * n f« rl 1m A Blood Bank Unit To Visit In Oviedo By Bernice KeLey Completed arrangements for the Red Cross Blook Bank mo­ bile unit to be at the Oviedo Women'* Club on Monday, Nov. 25. ffo,,, ^:3o p_ m_ un. til 7 p. m. were announced to­ day by Mr*. Ray Beasley, civ­ ic chairman of the club. Donor* will be accepted from Oviedo and Slavia with credit going to the respective communities. Registration by those wishing to donate blood must be made no later than next Wednesday with Mrs. Beasley in order th a t suffi d en t staff and equipment will be sent with the unit if there are more than 38 donors. I'ersons between the age* of 18 and 21 may donate blood if they are married or have their parents permission. Regula­ tion age requirement is from 21 to tio years. Posters containing m o r e specific tnformstion as to rules and regulations for the donor will be on display in both Oviedo and Slavia. Weighty Problem For Policemen NEW YORK (UPI) — Arresting suspected forger Falco Barone, 30, wns Be trouble for police but getting him to the station house wns a W eighty problem. Barone, who weighs -til pounds, and hns ■ tlO-inch waist couldn't fit through the buck door of ■ patrol rar. Two policemen, shoving and pulling finally managed to squeeze him into the front seat. Necktie Traps Bank Depositor Points In Good Photography Discussed For DeBary Club Hospital 14, 1963 — Page 5 Notes By Mra. Adam Muller bers of the Sanford Art Club, i.»~» sMtlrrg Ibo evonf f? c s d eom r^'lf,«!T. nique and appeal were listed for 7:30 p.m. on Monday, NOVEMBER |] a* the three most Important Dec. 2, at the Mansion Housa. Admission* There will be dancing, mu­ points in photography In a Laura Adams, Glinds D uns talk by Tinsley Miller, com­ sic and refreshments in addi­ Haywood, Shirley Greene, mercial photographer, f o r tion to th« traditional "grab Genevieve Baumcistrr, Don members of the DeBary Arts bag" (or which members are nie Stone, Charlotte Hender­ and Crafts Club at last asked to bring a wrapped gift son, 1 v a Weber, Shirley week's meeting of the group. of an approximate si value. Members were reminded Schilke. Geraldine Bolton, Pa­ Reminding that nature is the best artist. Miller stress­ that workshops are held on tricia McFadden. D a v e n e ed that both picture* and Mondays for ceramics and on Parker, all of Sanford; Char­ paintings must tell the view­ Tuesday* for painting. The les Carlsen. DeBary er something. He showed class taught by Charles Hold­ photographs that won him er m • e t a on Wednesday Births Mr. and Mra. Charles Puc­ stale and field awards and mornings and Laura E. Lock pointed out that harmony will begin her Friday mornkett, baby girl. Maitland mme* first in ■ photograph. in'? cl**«o, in th* no-re fu­ Discharges b l i t H I h h N GRAY LADIES wiio wilt ,-tivc. Sulifont Junior High SvLovil Kurt Walther, James Turner, In addition, he said, the imag­ ture. were honored In capping and pinning ceremonies Wednesday afternoon. Members al*o were remind­ Larry Mitchell. Ellk Me- ination must bo captured Front the left: Howard H. Hodges, chairman of Seminole County Chapter, Griff. Naomi Grooms. D or which oftentimes ean be ac­ ed lo get their Religion tn Art American Red Cross: Mrs. Dorothy \V. Miller, Gray Ladies unit chairman; otby Folds, Donna Smith, complished with the aimplest pictures ready in time for Mrs. Mathilda D. Frissel. ARC executive secretary; Mrs. Iaiuise Nolan, hanging in the DeBary Room Gwendolyn Fore»t, F I o y e subjects. representing the new Gray Ladies, and Hugh Carlton, school principal. During the butinesa meet­ and Hall Gallery and their 81. Taroff, Robert Brown, Mra. Dorothy Cook and baby jirl, ing it wa* announced that the John* River Historical theme Mrs. Elisabeth Dirt ami bnhy DeBary Club will be repre­ pictures ready for lha Janu­ girl, all of Sanford; Quin tin sented at t h e Hollywood ary Show. The portfolio prepared by Chavera, Osteen; Samuel meeting by President and Dambrosia, Long wood: M ai Mrs. Cheater Eldriilge. Mrs. Ciinlon Sommer, dub histor­ Eleven volunteers received j Leech, Mrs Dorothy Miller | the ARC. Mrs. Esther Court, | ino Stafford, ta k e Monroe; Viola Howard, Mr*. George ian, wai displayed and Albert 11 r I^>1nnt„p f f a | d ,«,pd. pii„ and witUicztcs in und Mr?, t benjamin Ardd, New Smyr­ brooks and Mr. and Mrs. M erer gave a resume of the Mrs. Miller also received a 10ARC, described the “Red na; Dorothy Swope, Mrs. Archie MacNaughton. Cray Ladies ceremonies Wed­ recent Juried Show which Cross Role in the Program," Carol Sewell and baby girl. nesday afternoon at Sunford year service bur. Plans for the annual Christ­ was judged by Mona Jordon Introductory remarks were while Dr. Frank Leone, direc­ Cajselberry; Walsteln Her­ mas Party, when the DeBary of Cocoa. In this event there Junior High School The Gray Ladies county- presented by Mrs. Muthilde D. tor o f the county health de- rick. DeBary group will play host to mem­ were seven first, second and wide program, under auspices Frissel, executive secretary of pnrtment, told of his unit’s part in the program, and Hugh of Seminole County chupter. ,.-b principal, spoke of the school's American Red Cross, provides part. first aid anil allied treatments fur school students. In the capping and pinning Tlie new Gray Ladies at ceremony, Mrs. Doruthy W. Sanfurd Junior High receiving Millrr, unit chairman of the cups and pins Wednesday are school Gray Ladies, presented Mrs. Edith Avenel, Mrs. Gen­ caps; Mr*. Frissel presented eva Brantley, Mrs. Aiieen pins *nd Howard H. Hodges, Dunn, Mrs. Frances Jobes, ARC county chairman, pre­ Mrs. Mse Keeling, Mrs. Shirs e n t e d certificates. Mr*. Icy M arm iu, Mrs. Louise j •* Esther Court presented special Nolan, Mrs. Frederica Robinawards and service burs, son, Mr*. Gerri Rose, Mrs. Hodges presenter! the Gray Pauline Snow and Mrs. Jean Ladies to the school and Carl­ Taylor. ton accvpted. Receiving a service bar for A memorial service was held HUNDREDS OF BRAND NEW, III hours of service were Mrs. for Gray Lady Mrs. Mary M. WONDERFUL TOYS AND 6 IF T S ... Louise Harris, Mrs. Jobes, Mulott, who died last Oct. 2d. Mrs, Emily taw , Mrs. Frances The program wu* aponsured by the school faculty. !< J Security Chief GLENN UTT •t j : 11 Gray Ladies Join Junior High third place awards each, with IJ one.honor*bi» mention. .. New members joining the eltib were introduced by Mrs. Adam Muller, membership chairman tor the month. In tha group were George E. Hoe ft, Harry Hesaler. Elaine J. Bobm, Oscar A. Erickson, Mra. Leroy S. Newton. Ben Troopers Halt Speed Trap LUDOWICI. Ga. (UPI) _ Stalu liuup|>ci», iu unprece­ dented action, took over traf­ fic duties today in thi* smith Georgia town accused of op­ erating a speed trap. The highway patrolmen, on ordtre of Gov. Carl K. Handera, relieved local law cn forcement authorities at mid­ night and will remain here M day*. Handera issued his order andvr a 133.7 Uw JuiJgnei! to wipe out speed traps that have hurt Georgia’s image nation­ al)- amt hampered its tourist trade. fir ts lo n t Kersena. Francis B. Hoad, kreoW. Hicks and Mra. C, EShaw. FAT OVERWEIGHT Available to you without a doctor's prescription, our druse called ODKINEX. You must lose ugly fat in 7 day* of your money hack. No strenuoua exercise, laxatives, ma*« sage or taking of so-called re­ ducing candies, crackers op cookies, or chewing gum. ODHINF.X is a tiny tablet and easily swallowed. When you take ODRINEX, you still enjoy your meals, atlll e a t liir loud* you tike, out J - u simply don't hava the urgw for extra portions becausw ODRINEX depresses y o u r appetite and decrease* your desire for food. Your weight must come down, because as your own doctor will tell you, when you eat less, you welgn lets. Gel rid ot excess fat ami live lunger. ODRINEX costs Jl.flO and la sold on this GUARANTEE: If not satis­ fied for any reason just re­ turn the package to you* druggist end r-* your full money back. No questions mked. ODRINEX la sold wtlto this guarantee by: Mctteynolda Drag Store — Hanford — Malt Orders Filled t CHRISTMAS CAROL ALBUM ftTBRBO OR MONAURAU, JUSTARRIVED: Robbed O f Gems Just Say Legal Notice Local Student Recognized In 'Who's Who’ Lake Monroe Jottings P o le c a t — P h e w ! I'L.UNVILLK. Conn. (U ri) A policeman who wns culled tu a private residence to ilisposu of a skunk left the fol­ lowing message on the police blotter: "Thi* animal was black in color with a white stripe. Known ns a polecat (skunk). Has tarn di-posed of (phew). All clear.’* Mrs. II. I.. Johnson public at no charge and is Well, the Seminole County sponsored by the Monroe Fair i* gone for another year. Home Demonstration Club. So plan to lie there at T:30 But it was nice this year. p. m. when it start*. You will Several young people out this be glad you did. • • * The way came away with rib- J. C. Sapps have just return­ lion* and honors. Chris Akers ed from Sumter. S. C., where was the hoy who really got they went for a short visit the honors. Chris is a member with son J. C. Jr. and family. of the Future Farmer* of Naomi said that it wa* sure M illio n Seminole High School. Joy cool there. - - * The John p ir r s u u u G ii iu i ' ii — a Wilson, Betty and Clwrleno Barfield* and daughter Date Baker and Rutli Bullard of came up from Tampa last he art in? was tn he continued the ( II Handy Helpers Club weekend lo attend the football today in federal court on « received blue and red rib­ game here in which son Lloyd petition by three stepchildren bons along with some money Freeman wa* a player. Ami of Mr#. Clifford S. Hem* of (or their take good* entry. I might add, that boy can Pittsburgh to j?ain $1.1 mil­ So very glad they won it. • * sure kick that football. It lion in Mock in tha II. J. Also several adult.* won rib­ goe* sailing when ho kicks Ileini Co. bons for various entries. • • It. • * * Mrs. Clara Wyatt An estimated 5fi2,AOO pri­ What a thrilling football game was slightly injured in an here la»t week. And how automobile accident in South vate dwelling in Die U. S. grand the high sehool hand Carolina last week where she were hit by fires during IWk! was. This is Die best perform­ and several oilier ladies were ance I have ever seen them on a short trip. But you can't give. And for the National keep a good nurse down be­ Anthem, when Norman Leach. cause she is already back on John Horner and Scott Mil- the Job at Seminole Memorial bin do the trumpet trio, it where she Is a supervisor. * * was just perfect. They are Weil Saturday !« the lug day to be congratulate!! on this fur Die hunters for Dial is the wonderful performance. * * • opening day for the hunting The Choralieri will give a season. Bet Gus Srhmah has performance tonight in the that camping gear parked, Community Building in De­ (hat gun oiled and those dog* Bary. According to Dianne howling to go I know that Clause and Butch Mill*, they my better-half 1* ready, so have a nice program worked is Claude Hawkins and *on up. Am glad that I will get Sid, Willie ami Gerald ta to hear them. Their director hrens and several high school * Mis* Ollie R eee Whittle. hoys are going. We wish em * • • France* (Mrs. Doc) luck and, for goodness sake, Warren and daughter Elis­ do he careful. It is lo easy abeth spent the weekend in lo get "shot" acculently, • * Wauchula with Frences* mo­ Tonight is USO birthday night ther. • * ' Don't forget the and the Monroe Home Dem­ big fashion show tonight at onstration Club will furnish tiie Home Demonstration Cen­ the cake* for it. We will mis* te r It will be a show of out­ seeing Carolyn Higgins there fit* made by local ladle* and but have been told Mary modeled by them. There also Washburn u doing a good will be a showing on the new Job, * • * Our thought this spring style Bate* materials. week is by Tboreau. "Say This will com* from the Mi- what you have to say, not ladys Shoppe of Fin* Fa- what you ought. Any truth bcK*. Tlu* thuw to open to the U bettor than make-believe. H "« ln 771.1 f«*H N'»rth HK t ’o r f i t r o f NIS*i of HW \ of Htoctlon 13, T<>nrn»hlp 31 Mouth, f l a ug** 39 theno* W ot 100 fea th#ne# N orth ih f«wt* U»cn<*** K*» «L 200 f««t, thuric* Motlth 30 ' i t U ft p o i n t o f heprlnnlntr T h in In O f l fr l a l H o i k 430, P.4ftto 13, Piilille TUf*(H*iU *>f M*mtn u U C o u n t y . KlorMo tut tit.- pro p # r | y *>f Mil HUM AM WHITT: nn.l t f A R l W H t T K l t h a t o n t h a tith ilmy uf tint* c*>nIt* r. A„ I K I !Ml3t b * t w * •"« t It« I•*IiT| h o u r s o f * 11r , t o - w i l t lt:Oi» o 'c lo c k hi th*» fo rt* noon Bnh b i f u r i 2 ho o'clock In th«* n f t a r n o o n , o n thd ial»l t!.»y At th * f r o n t i|*M»r o f th# C i u n t y Ih i ii r i I(oii»« In Hin* ford , Mrmino!# C o u n t y , F l o r ­ ida, I ^hall o f f r r for t«» Hi® h l u h ^ n t bi*l d o r f o r ca»h In b u n d , t h e «ht»vo d en crlh ttl r®nl ^dt ;»t n p r o p i r t y of HtfKItM KN W H I T B ftntl M A U I W I II T K k. 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In t h a t e r r t a l n cairn* tiilv rrv n Wiliingdon heads Sccurtcor. A K T II S A FI-NANVK n i M * a company that operates 400 Accepted for recognition In F \ N Y, P l a i n t i f f , i n . I 911 Kit* M AS and M AltY armored cars to guard the "Who's Who Among Students w m m AVIIITR D « r « n 9 l n t a , b * v * In my p<>«w%Mrm t h a fo l lo w in g property of hundreds of busi­ in American Universities ond •1r»i*rUiod r o al r i l d U , a l t u a t a ness firms. C o lli'| |e » M in ( I l c n n C . U l t , Non ' l y l n * a n d in tfam ln o U of Mr. and Mr*. G. C. Utt, of County, Florid t, to-wlti HIGH WYCOMBE, England (UPI) — Insurance manager Philip Whiff In was depositing hi* day's taking* in a hunk night safe when hi.* cricket dull necktie became caught in the door. When he ahuuted for help, a Lus driver cried, 'There'* lieen a hold-up" and a covey of po­ licemen raced to the scene. Antelope Kills Deer 2413 Lnuril Avenue, Wbiffin explained what was Glenn is a straight "A" going on and the policemen . . . With His Car pre-med etuilcnt in hie senior PLUMMER, Idaho (UPI) — produced scissors, snipped him ymr at Piedmont College, De­ An Antelope killed a deer with free and sent him home. murest, (iu., and pluns to uthis car near here. tend Emory University School Iniliun tribal Judge William „ . Plastic surgery w a s known c„ , _ In 800 B. C., at which time A. Antelope hit the anim al..... . liMlfl graduate of Seminole Hindus had devised opera­ with hia vehicle while on the High School. tion* to restore facial fea­ way to the I ml inn sub agency tures. of the Coeur D'Alene tribe. P o lic e m a n P o p s VBlisoM.98 u 1)0 Yl SM N I • HN Pun for tho •ntir« tamify Layaway your Toy and Gift Selections Nowl MA-M* .'**1 LILLY DOLLS" AND OUTFITS O NLY com ba t / Crepe Myrtle In Uluom EACH ALL S IZ E S G rapeviH e Nurwerjr 2221 Grapeville Are. 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"We feel," said Cease, "th at many sacrifices have to | e made on tha p art of por­ ta ls to aaabls their sons to participate la e a r football yrofram . This la ana way tn which Seminole High School can thaw its appreciation to them. "We knew these youngsters a n among tha finest who h a rt arar ployed for Seminole High. Wa a n aatrarasly proud of them for thalr conduct both on and off tha field, and wa Itaow thalr parents a n proud e f them, too," Genas declared. thro a eh another workout yes­ terday la preparation for the Hornets. Tha Warriors will go into Friday night’s contest no lass than a two-touchdown favorite to da away with the Hornets. la w teataf ahr games In seven tries this year the Tribe has rollsd far ITS points white permitting their opposition only 60. The outcome of Friday night’s engagement will not offset the Orange-Belt Con­ ference standings sines Bishop Moore Is a member of the Metro Conference. N est season tha SeminoleBishop Moors tangle will count since tha Warriors will be a member of the Mstra loop. This la Bsmlnote's final sea­ son as a member of the Or­ ange-Belt circuit. ch u ck Although o scalar, Billy Brown te a first-year vanity athlete for the Seminote High football machine this season. Brown, a linebacker on tb t defensive Headhunter unit, weighs in at 150 pounds and waan Jeney No. 31. Billy la another "bard nosed" SIIS athlete, a highly regarded de­ fensive ball player, and te one man on tho 1M3 Seminole squad who constantly te prov­ ing tho old adage that “The bigger they come tile hard­ er they fall" when tackled. Brown te quick and one of the most aggressive Semi­ nole gridsters. On defense no youngster can cover his ter­ ritory any better. Billy te a member of tilt 8HS track team and usually runs in tho sprint events. sc o n BUS sophomore Chuck Scott te another first year vanity atheists far tha Seminotes. Chock, a halfback on the of­ fensive Phantom unit, weighs 140 and wears Jersey No. 30. In pipkin Jargon, chuck la the type of grid tier referred to as a "hard nose". Ha la a constant threat as a break­ away runner and this abili­ ty has won far him a berth on both the Seminole kickoff and punt return teams. Scott la fast, quick, shifty and considered an u n u s u a l l y tough ball player. Chuck U a track prospect for SIIS and la considered a fine basket­ ball player. By Major Amas B. Keogh Baylor IS, Kentucky I. Upeet Champion Harvard 35, Brawn 13. N o Ban On California IS, UUh 11. Greetings, my dear friends! Twin Double I call yon my dear friends al­ Memphis S t 35, Chatta­ NEW YORK (UPI) - The though It la obvious some of nooga 0; twin double will not be ban­ you are n o t Gators Given Clemsos 33, Maryland 14. ned at New York harness rac­ For Instance, read what Kansas 17, Colorado 15. ing tricks beesure of the riot Rough Work Cteney OeLancy, tho bard af Columbia 33, Pennsylvania Brooklyn, haa to aay. GAINESVILLE <UPI)-Unl- at Rooacvelt Racewsy last "Dear Major: Why don’t vcrslty of Florida Coach Ray Friday night. The state Hsrness Rsclng yon run for CongresaT Any­ Dartmouth 14, Cornstl T. Graves held a rough practice one who enn make as many Navy 34. Duka 11 session for the Gators today Commission announced Wed­ hum guesses as you would be No. Carolina BL 81, Florida to ready tha team for Its Nov. nesday that this new form of wagering "will be permitted 23 game with Miami. a sensation In Washington. State 10. to continue until the commis­ The Gators took Monday Your dear friends, Clancy DeI'enn Stats 16, Holy Cross and Tuesday off and returned sion has had a further oppor­ I-aney." 15. to pads Wednesday. Florida tunity to study Us desirabil­ Karly In the eeason ! gave Wlscunsln 36, Illinois 35. has a free weekend coming ity." you the Air Force over WashOregon 20 . Indiana 19. up, but Graves said the team Ington, then Oklahoma to tows 11, Michigan 9. Ecusdor has an area of 101, humble the 1962 national Mississippi St. 29, La. State will go through a full scrim­ Sort square miss. mage Saturday, champion*, Southern C a l i - 12 fornla. Miami (Fla.) 41, No. Caro­ And after that I correctly lina 14 . forecast Georgia’s startling Mich, SL 37. Notre Dame 13. SI-14 conquest of Miami, the Purdue 33, Minnesota 10. Syracuse 0-0 blanking of fav­ Mississippi 41, Tennesses 6. Retired man to work on commUnlon basis] ored Penn State, North Caro­ Missouri 13, Oklahoma 12. some knowledge of auto sole* business; must lina State’s amaslng 31-7 vic­ Ohio State 22, Northwest­ tory over tbs undefeated Duka ern 6, have good references and own transportation. Blue Devils. So .California 13, Oregon And how about tha Louisi­ S t. T. ana State 14-0 triumph over Yale 27, Princeton 8. the rugged Florida Gators and it ice 30. Texas A A M 15. the 30-13 rout of Wisconsin by Hwy. 17-92 N. Of Caswlbcrr) Stanford 19, Wash. State 9. Michigan State! Texas 25, Tex. Christian IS. What other forecatlar has •cured with ae many big upaetat None, I’ll wager—h a r­ rumph! Never one to rest on hi* laurete I hava several colossal reversal* I n c l u d e d in this week's eard. My three-iter special for Saturday is Yale te thresh Ivy League leader Princeton, 37$—hak-kafft Now go on with tho foreseat. Air Force 49, N*w Mexico 6. Georgia Tech 33, Alabama MIKE GRAY Seminole High sophomore Mike Gray la a first-year vanity man ter Head Coach Jim Plgolt'a "Fighting Scotl­ notes' and performs as an end on the phantom offen­ sive unit as well as a safety man on the Headhunter's de­ fensive unit. Mike, who wears ’•lucky” No. 13 on hte Jer­ sey, hits the scales at 161. Mika began the teaum as an offensive center but * i s height, speed and football In­ stinct allowed S e m i n o l e coaches to shift him to the defensive end end backfleld positions. Against Apopka, Mike intercepted an Apopka aerial and relumed It for a touchdown, a feat few sopho­ mores accomplish. Gray Is considered to hava a great deal of potential. A good allround athlete, he will be out for basketball a t SHS and is a tract prospect. TBOVO, W ah n r m —B rif. ham Y oonf University's talent thin football squad waa hit with another major manpower and morale lose today when I t players, tncludln* four refnlare, wtro dropped from the (quad for disciplinary reasons. Tha dismissals, announced Wednesday night by Coach Hal Mitchell, cams whila tha beleaguered Brighams wars preparing for Saturday’s eontest with winless University of Pacific a t Stockton, Calif, Tha manpower lost was ear. tain to weaken the onee-vletorioue BYU team which waa rated an even choice against the West Coast club. An announcement by the school simply said the players were dropped from the squad for "training Infractions and Inappropriate conduct off the field." Mitchell and other school officials declined to comment on what tho Infractions or In­ appropriate conduct sntailed. The radiant tollroad runi to Sooth Bond, where on* motel I* offering 175 room*, equipped with TV, on a f l n t come - first serve bade to anyone who show* up. 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But night; they meet Lake Weir —The decision of a broadcast­ m arly 6,000 central Florida Nov. 22, and cloae out tho ing network and former spon­ gridiron fans who watched icaaon Nov. 27 at Kissimmee. sors to drop the annua) tele­ the homecoming spectacle The middle game In that cast of the Blue-Gray football last Friday night won't for- bracket la with a elub that game because Negro players get It lor a long time. participate! In the Mid-Lakes were barred was termed In the cool, crisp and clear Conference and the contest "tragic and Irresponsible'* by autumn atmosphere—so con­ will not affect the Orange- Gov. George Wallace Wed­ ducive to good football—the Belt itatua of Coach Byrd nesday. Ians wero treated to numer­ Whlgham’i boys. Wallace said tha persons ous feats. Meanwhile, the Scmlnoles "who pressured end Intimi­ • • • wind up their aeason with dated" the National Broad­ The blsMlsht, c l coarse, Bbhcp Moore Friday night; casting Company (NBC) and was tha garea itself, and what at Lakeview (Winter Garden) the game's sponsor* Into a contest it was I Undefested Nov. 22, and tangle with the dropping the bowl game when they took the field, the DcLand Bulldogs In the finale "hurt all races, especially the Wildcats were H to i t at the at DcLand Nov. 27. Negro rice." half. This attested to the So It all add* up to the fact During the 26 year history a pine-ting Ung display of pig- that the two leaders in the of the bowl classic, proceeds akin flraworka that took place Orange-Belt must win their of the game between North on the Memorial Stadium'a last two conference tussles. and South All-Stars have gone • • • •‘infield and left field area." to * program of the local And the big crowd—a record Most fans—especially those Lloni Club act up to help —was limp at the final gun who have not played the blind and needy children. when tha Seminolcs triumph­ game — generally keep their Lions Club President Harris ed M to U. eyes on the ball end the ball Dawson said the funds are • • a carrier In e football game. distributed “without regard But let'a not forget the pa­ But those who know and to rsce, color or creed." rade of beauties and tha nam­ who can do it have a long Bowl officials were notified ing of the most attractive look at the line play. That’s last week by the network the Marilyn Hunt as the 1963 where the key action really game would not be televised Homecoming Queen. What a takes place. The Una play de­ this year because Negro play­ thrill that was. The beautiful termines whether or not the ers were not invited to par­ convertibles ware topped only ball is going to move. The de­ ticipate. Tho network had by tho beauty of tha young fensive linemen at Seminole carried the game annually 1 a d I • a themselves. Even get Into the picture because since 1054. Wallace said In a prepared though Marilyo took t h e they, too, follow the ball. And queenship, aha had plenty of t h e Seminole's defensive statement, "those who pres­ competition f r o m Brenda Headhunter line has been In sured and Intimidated the Brown, Susan Brown, Sandy the opponents’ backllcld just sponsors and the network Slayton and Shirley Steed — about as much as the opposi­ have, as they always do, hurt all races, especially the Ne all charm ers in their own tion’s halfbacks. rlghL The Black Ham’s offensive gro race with this petty at • e • forward wall rarely is seen. tempt to satisfy their own Tho halftlmo show was al­ They’re on the bottom of the selfish motives.” most a college-typo produc­ helps that make the plays for tion. After the Wildwood mu­ the Warrior backfleld. They Win Match VIENNA (U PD -R eal Ms sician! entertained tha huge open the holes for the plung crowd, the "Marching Sem- es, crssh the adversaries In drill took the first leg of their lnolcs" took over and outdid the line and with tlownficld second round matches in the themselves in a presentation blocking help the end sweeps European Cup of league soc err champions Wednesday by that topped a long list of fine get into open territory. Ask the Seminole backs defeating Dinamo of Bucha feata they had accomplished in earlier games. about It. They're quick to rest 3-1. • * • shout a hurrah or two for Polo U played, on the same Now the Wildcats and the Henry Finch, Jim Touhy, Joe Seininoles f i n d themselves Purdy, Joe Farless, Dan Mc­ principle as hockey or asso­ atop the Orange-Belt confer­ Call. David. Nocll, Frank ciation football, with fqur ence atandings. Each has Noell and Barry Barks. These players on each side, ac three more games to play. offensive linemen deserve cording to Encyclopaedia Bri tannica. The Wildcat! take on De- more than what they get. By Dkk Great Herald Sparta Writer Hie Lyman Greyhounds will meet the Florida Air Acade­ my of Melbourne Friday night In their homecoming game. Tho 'Hound* beat the Falcon* on their last outing 20-0 and hop* they can repeat thie performance Friday. The crowning of one ef the ■lx finalist* as Homeeoming Queen will teke place at half time. The six era Ann Milter, Dallas Cassell, Dana Hall, Marla Jonce, Kay Clarke, end sandy Tennant. They were choeen out of 17 nominated by the student*. Elections wort held Tuesday. Tho queen will l»e announced and crowned by the present queen, Betty Fields. Fight Results UNION CITY, N. J. 1UPI) —Bob Avena, 173, New York, outpointed F r n s k DePaula, 173, Jersey City (•). STOCKTON, Calif. (U P1)Rey Ails, 1)9%, Stockton, deels toned Lula Lelja, 118Vt, Mexico (10). The Greyhounds have been working all week, mainly on paaa defense, for thla gam*. The Fakons who a r t and*footed end hope to keep it that way by going past tho Tloonds hi tho air, which la tholr atrong point. The first of tho week was spent working on now of­ fensive plays. Mount Dorn, Friday, stopped the lino thrusts of Lyla and the big fullback eould not goln asnch ground. "Foil tho Falcon*" it tho battle cry heard around tho school grounds this waok by Lyman students. Tonight there will bo a bon fir* and a powder puff foot­ ball game- The gem* te aponsored by the member* of the Lyman Pep Club and will fea­ ture a Blue, Gold team. The three elasaea a t Lyman have been stock piling wood for the fire. The class with the biggest pita ef wood then will bo tho winner. Then all the wood will b* put In ono big pile end burned. . The events will begin at 7 o'clock a t the Lyman field. E X P A N S IO N houn needed to run. Lika the celebrated LcMans 24 hour* of endurance, the "Cantineatat* carries many point* to­ ward tho manufacturers' world title. Both of those races, which a n expected to drew the beat driven end c a n from both America and Europe, will be contested over the Speedway's 3.81-mile track and road course. Thla exacting layout combine* high-banked turns, streaking straights, end twist­ ing infield roads. The winner of tho American Challang* Cup will earn |4,« 000, plus accessory money, and tho first man home t i the Continental's long teat of BARGAIN PRICES ON POPULAR speed and endurance will earn 86,000, accessory cash, and tha vatnabta Prestollte laternational Challenge Trophy. HwprintihalTYmadefimioBB- NewDuPont LfJfjlTIjJ* W a ll P a in t THE CLIAJf. EASY, QUICK WAY TO PAINTI W ve seta "India" V M P M M TY—tha way Hr.ism lisa bother... dossn't drip nr run Ilia erdlavf paints••• tad drift hi mlnutn. 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A total of 160,000 In prize money has been posted for the Fob. 15 running of the A m iri, can Challenge Cup race for ■porta and prototype cars, and the February 16 battle for Grand Touring machines In tha "Daytona Continental.” Tho Challenge Cup la a t 230 miles, and tho Continental Is at 2000 kilometers (1243 miles), making It tha longest race scheduled for America In 1964, both In distance and A ir S P E C IA L OF H O M E C O M IN G 7:30 P. M. THURSDAY — TEP RALLY & nONFIRE “POWDER PUFF" FOOTBALL GAME Strickland - Morrison, Inc. SERVICE DEPT. A C T IV IT IE S 7:10 P. M. FRIDAY: Homeromlag Court Farad* 8:00 P. M. — KICKOFF — LYMAN vs. FLA. AIR HALFTIME: Homecoming Queen Will Be Crowned — Also Outstanding Drill Hy Lyman Band. HOMROOMING DANCE — Aftrr The Gam* — Sponsored By ATHLETIC llOOSTEILS 7:30 P. M. FRIDAY: Inlsodurikm Of Tram Members end 1'arrnt* In order to offer our customers more and better service we are expanding our Service Department with skilled, experienced personnel. 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What should I do? A STUDENT HERE ao doea my husband, but here Is the problem: When they Invite ue over fnr .a Saturday evening they let their four children, ages 10, S, 8 and 2, stay up aa lata as they want to. When we leave at midnight, their hide are hanging on ua to say goodnight. I can’t under­ stand why parents allow little ones to hang around all evening, listening to ev­ ery word. We heve children, too, but when we entertain, our youngsters say “hello,” and then they go to their rooms. I told my husband this wss th« last time I would let myself In for an evening like that. How ean this he solved? MRS. X. DEAR STUDENT: If you love each other, ge ahead and marry. Not ALL Irish havu fair complexions. Neither are all Mexicana or Spanlarda brunette, • e • • DEAR ARRY: I like this certain couple *o much and DEAR MRS. X.: If you enjoy the company of this couple, invite tnem to YUUK house, but slap a mental quarantine on theirs. • • • s DEAR ARRY: My daugh­ ter is IS and so is her boy­ friend. Every evening after ^aaobif. DEAR WONDERING: Send me their report cards and I'll send you my opin­ ion. • e s s CON SI D E N T I A I. TO FLUNKING OUT IN SYR­ ACUSE: When the going gets tough, the tough get going. So, get going! • * 4 • What’s on your mind? For a personal reply, send a «elf-sililre»srd. stamped envelope to Abhy, llox Beverly Hills, Cslif. • • • • Rule to write letters? Send one dollar to AHIIY, Box 385, Beverly Hills, Calif., for ABHY'S new booklet. "HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OC­ CASIONS." On(Bhidqa North didn't have much o f an opening bid, and after w orth m i H West look him off Ihc hook 4AKM YKII with his one spsde otercall, 4 Q0 7 3 North shouldn't have raised 413 to two hearts. WEST EAST South moved right to the *gJ1017 *331 heights. North had to respond F 973 79 None ♦ A 74 #110 3 to Blackwood and then hope 4Kg 4-1976143 for the best at six hearts. R Ot.'TH South won the opening club *9 lead and started to play V A Q J 10 841 trumps. East showed out on 4 KII3 4 A 10 the first lead, and South North and South vulnerable stopped for a moment to de­ N nrtb East S o u th W eal termine tin* significance of I 4 I*ssa l ¥ 14 West’s ovcrcall and of East's : V Pnv* 4 N T , Pass 34 I lls 4 tp Pm failure to raise. His conclu­ lisa Pass sion was that West must have Opening l e a d — 4 K the ace of diamonds in addi­ tion lo the king-queen of clubs and most of (he spades. Ids discards from dummy South ran off five dumps. were • diamond and a club. By Oswald Jacoby East just discarded clubs. West let a spade and a dia­ mond go. Now South was sure that 1 West had discarded down lo ace and a small diamond, lie cashes) dummy's two spades in discard his ten nf clubs, ruffed a club, led a low diamond to dummy's queen, returned a diamond and played low. West hid to play his ace and South's king of diamonds and last trump accounted for the remaining two tricks. East thought that West could have discarded more intelligently, but actually South could mak« the hand against any defense, once the club was opened. By Ruth Miiiett U)& J h s W om an It's incredible to me that there are still secretaries around who fill for the oldest line in the world from the boss—“ My wife doesn’t un­ derstand m e " Yet, one writes me that the works for a wonderful man who is constantly places! In tbo wiong by his wife. Well, my friend, don't you bother your little head about your boss' relationship with ids wife. That is his and her department— and strictly pri­ vate. And if it isn't too Impedi­ ment, may I ask you a few questions? What makes you think that you are working for ■ mil- supper, the boyfriend comet ever with all hie books. They “study" together,' but I oft-en wonder if this Is a good way to study. I'd like your opinion. WONDERING understood man? Did he tell you so himself? Or dkl you just sit down and figure out that you are the only woman in the world who has his best interest at heart? Either way you're on dan­ gerous ground. If he told you, then you can be pretty sure he is op lo no good Ami if you've figured it out for yourself that is a pretty good indication that you are taking too personal an inter­ est in your boss. You aren't the first woman to think (hat some perfectly wonderful boss has a wife who doesn’t appreciate or understand him. And in every ease I'm skeptical, for several reasons. One is that just because a woman knows how a man acts around an office doesn't mean sha has any idea of what he is like at liume. And the other reason is that the working girl who claims her employer'* wife doesn't understand him always im­ plies that she docs. And that. Miss Secretary, is huw trian­ gles get started—and they end with the third member of the triangle left out in the csilil. That'a you! So my advice to you is to stop worrying about your boss' private life. That really isn't part of a secretary's job. TELEVISION TONIGHT THURSDAY P. U. *:»0 i l l K a w s c o p o i d N'««i. H ' l i i h i r , If p o rt* S I * I ) SMI lo r lal t i l l (S) Nawa, s p o r t s , W e i lhar s i n IS) H p n r ls i l l U i H untley . H rlnkley IS) N e w * — W a l t a r Cuok iis (S) Nows— R u n Cochrsrt I I t «*) K n e h a n ' e d M irror T OS 42) R i f l e m a n IS) H u n t i n g A r t r h l n s 41) V i r g i n i a (lay* T;jn 12) T e m p le H o u s to n i s » lUMW nril IS) K l l n l t t o n n a 1.0* IS) ( U n t i l I* ( S | D o n n a Raad 1:1* 12) P r . 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WeAlh ar I no (Si C a p t a i n K * n * * r o o S iIi) i S | C a rt o o n * (I) K tard ao For W o­ m an IS) A m e r l - a n H i l a r y til TV RENTAL • Salts • 8*svke I v.> \ j i w \ ti r\ i t R I D t - I N T ME A1 R Walt Disney ^JncmdiNd Seminole TV FA 1-014 Zenith Color TV Sal** 3444 Son ford As*. t5i... *7^ SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL— BANK - MEMBER F.D.I.C. ksuaia* wSupaavisra pu> SuiwaC* ** Downtown Sanford �Why Do The Job Halfway, For Full Advertising Response Use The Herald, FA2-5612 6. For Heat Phone Classified 322-5613 322-5612 Office 204 W. First IS. Re*I SaUte Far 8*1* 3 RM. furn. Apt. Clean. Wa­ BY OWNER. 3 bedroom, l t t ter ft elec. $30. 323-77e4. bath borne. One bedroom hai separata entrance, can F U R N I S H E D Apartment. ba rented for Income. Will Clean and d o te in. Jimmie trade for im ailer place. Cowan. 332-4011. Shown by appointment. Call FA 2-9046. "CLEAN quiet Roomi" The Gablet FA 2-0720. 3 BEDROOMS, 1H baths. Swimming pool. Furn. or 1 BEDROOM Trailer on large unfurn. 121 Lake Dot Dr. lake. AdulU only. FA 2-T3U. Sunland. 4 ROOM Houie. Unfurn. ex­ cept itove. Near NAS. TERRIFIC BUY 111.30 weekly. Pb. FA 2-3346. 8 Bedroom, two bath with built-in equip. Completely 3 Bedroom, Unfurn. Home. renovated Inside. Corner lot, Extra nice, $110. FA 2-3138 101 Brown Drive. Sale Price or FA 2-0193. $15,550 — monthly payment 898.19, including taxea ft 2 BR, Fla. Rm, fenced yard. inaurance. Lake Mary. FA 24)460. Sip Stenstrom Realty tv THU Ptnrrrr rnr*T nr w t v T s s j t n i r M i . riw. MODERN • CENTRAL HEAT tub r i it . iv a v ii r u n »k w i. v n i.ii m i vTV, r i . n i t i i i A t v i l l \ v c k i i v v n . i :w i i IIIOI( AIIt> RK NAlfD , 3 Bedroom, 2 Bathi, Cement Block, Fireplace. Half-acre lot, 20 fruit trees - Well (no Plaintiff, water billa). Less than C A TH E R IN E H E N A TO . 8700 down, payment* less ! '* f * n 4 a n t . than $100. v n n rE th irrr.ia r r s r s : o r t-io sttn s w , CATIIKItlNK KKN.vrn St. Johns Realty A'Mraffs anil Raal<l«nca U n ­ THE TIME TESTED FIRM known TOU Allf! I IK R K R T NOT!- 116 N. Park Ave. FA 26123 r i K D . t h a t a Rill o f C o n i, p la in ! for itlvorc * h a* b*#n fll*<1 a a a l n a t you. a n d you ar* r*<1ulr*il to aa rv* a r o p y o f an a n a w a r o r p l a a d l n * t o Mi* lllll of C o m p l a i n t on th * r i a l n t l f t ' a A t t o r n s * . P a u l C. I'a r k ln * . SIT VVaat S o u th Htfaaf. O rlan d o . F l o r i d a , a n d III* th * o r i g i n a l a n a w a r n r p l a a d l n e tn ilia offlc* n f th* C la r k nf t h a C i r c u i t C o u r t on or b - fo r * Monday. l>»comhor. 9th. 1MS. If y ou fa ll to do ao Judtim onl hy J a f a u l t w ill ho •akon s g s l n - t you fo r th a r* . Ilof d o m a n d a d In th * Bill of C o m p lain t W I T N E S S m r h a n d a n d oaal at Hanford. Xsmlnc-1* C o u n t y , F lo rid a , t h i s 29th d a y o f O ctohar, I M l (8K A I.I A rthur H R ackw lth. J r . C la r k of th a C i r c u i t C o u r t tty : M a r t h a T V lh lan . D C . P a u l C. r a r k l n * a t : W r a t Houtii h t r a a t Orlan d o . F l o r i d a A ttornay for P la in tiff r u h i i a h oet. i i a Nov. t . t i . 11. IMS. CI>N-115 Mineral rocka Italian city liars rats Cuhlr meter Paairy llrar »itcoas Hair I Frorch rutii.iiunily I Capable I Arboreal home 4or.ic**a «f lunar 44 Heap / Mir ovrr tolar 44 Italian c«tn i Parsla month l llards heroin* 41 sum 5 So.all Hah i M.k* a choice 42 T o o 42 Hr ivy blow r Tranaaitluna r~ r • Not fresh 7 Son of Noah IBib.) B TIT ii “Sound* all right to nw! Mayb* it’* your PLAYIN01" 12. R eal E s ta te F o r Sale 15. R u s t a m O p p o rtu n ity SERVICE Station for lease. EXCEPTIONAL Good location. Only small SPECULATIVE BUY capital needed by right 2640 fes-t of Hwy. No. 46 near Geneva—36 acre.*—Good 3 man. FA 2-4342. BR Concrete Block Home— riorida Room, etc. All for 16. Female Help Wanted $31,500. ALIX OF SANFORD Needs experienced sewing machine Operators f o r THE TIME TESTED FIRM 118 N. Park Ava. FA 2-6123 awimsuita anil apnrtawear. If you are experienced on tewing machines, BLOOMING Roses on Chero FHA - VA HOMES factory we have steady work for kre stock, AR other kinds 2, 3. ft 4 BEDROOMS you in a modern air-condi­ of Nursery shrubbery and 1, 14$, ft 2 BATHS tioned factory, under very trees. DOWN PAYMENTS FROM good working conditions. Gray Shadows Nursery $100 Ph. FA 3-2201, ask for Mr. 5 ML S. o n Hanford Av*. Low 3lonthly Payment* Curiale. For Complete Information .13. Furniture FEMALE Applications now See Or CiU Your BEDS FOR RENT accepted for Snack Bar FHA - VA Help. Apply in person Hospital, Rollawaya, Juve­ SALKS BROKER Moviriand Drive In Thea­ nile. FREE delivery and Pick-up, tre. See Mr. Prince. FUHNITUKS CENTER 18. H elp W anted 1100 French Ave. lit N. Park Ave. 322 2420 Ph. FA 8 7913 MEN • WOMEN Age IS 53 GHEENBK1AH WANTED IMMEDIATELY Used furniture, appliance*, Choice loU available In tools, etc. Bought • Sold. To train for Grrenbrlar of Loch Arbor Larry's Mart 215 Sanford CIVIL SERVICE overlooking golf course. Good pay. More security, va­ Ava. Ph. FA 2-4132. Custom building to your cation and aick leave pay. FREE ESTIMATE specifications. Greenbrier For free information Write developed by American Service. Box it, CphoisteHng ft Mattress ren­ ovating. New ft Used Furni­ K1NGSWOOD c/o Sanford Herald. ture. Call Nix Redding Mfg. BUILDERS, INC. C o. at 709 Celery Ave. 19. Silunliona Wanted 202 Fairmont Dr. FA 2 2117. FA 2-8074 CHILD CARE. Reasonable I.OW down pyint. 3 BR, 2 rates. 741 Logan Dr., Long- WANTED reliable couple to take up monthly payments bath, kit. equip., screened wood, Just off 17 92. Phone of $1250 on S complete TE 81106 carport, nice yard. FA rooms of furniture. Cell 2 5310. TE 41511, Casselberry, celWill keep small children to leet. my home. FA 2-35A4. St. Johns Realty * ri JA H pi — ’’ irj -* 1 86. A Stenstrom Realty ANTIQUE Walnut occasional PONTIAC, 1951 Coupe 6, MODERN 3 BR Housetralle* with $1800 cabana. Both to* straight stick, radio. Clean, chair, red velvet upholstery, 403 W 20th St., 322-3195. $2450. Ph. FA 2-7451. tufted back. Excel, cond. $60. FA 2 3576. Due to Divorce. We save a Repossessed '63 M o d e l , Swing Needle Dial-O-Matie, Like new, Makea Hundreds of Decorative S t i t c h e s , Makes Automatic Hutton* holes, Sews on Huttons, Em­ broiders, M o n o g r a m s , Darns, Patches, Etc, As­ sume Remaining 5 pay­ ments of $7.50. Ph. Credit Mgr . Senford, FA 28627. GUNS. Huy, ■•-II, trade, re­ pair. Osteen Itridga FUh Camp A Gun Shop, t Sofa Red ft Matching Air Chair. Reasonable, C a l l 322 7761 slier 1 p.m. • P O N T IA C DOUIILK BED. Water cooler, FeriilDer spreader, Alum­ inum Christmas tree. Rea­ sonable. FA 2 740(1. B U IC K R A M B LE R 2 Ju.noo HTU gas boaters. Phone FA 2-1419. CA RPET Go West TOP QUALITY SELECTIONS • TOP TRADE-INS Reconditioned Value Iluya At Lowest PoB«ible Prices • TOP SERVICE Aimed A t Your Satisfaction See Us For A Better Deal — Better Service! JO H N E. FO X REALTOR *2095 Jim Hunt Realty HINSON A HEARN 2 baths. Split bedrooms. 22 PLUMBING CONTRACTING ft. Fla. Km., built-in kit. Repairs ft Water Heater* with eating area. 23 ft. UvFREE ESTIMATES ang ft dining rm. Ducted 204 E. 3rd St. 322 9143 heat, terran o floors, double PLUMBING carpurte. 19 It. utility rm . j Priced From $6,750 li-nreU yard on corner lot Contracting Repaid Down Payments in cily. S3,(am down, 585 FREE ESTIMATES month May consider 2nd As Low As $100 R L HARVEY mortgage. 322 9426 after 6 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2 3343 Monthly Payments p.m. Government Owned Homes In deoirablt Ian i Vrtair 3 ig bedrooms. 2 baths, spac­ ious living room ft separ­ ate dining room, large kit­ chen w. breakfast space, a fenced yard containing swim mine pool All at the FIIA appraisal o [ $17,000, only s7uo down to qualified purchaser. Seminole Really ■ ” 1 34. Article* For Sal* Dresser ft Chest of Draw­ GOOD Oil Heater with tank, 1953 Willy* Jeep Wapo*. Ph. Air-Conditioning l ers, Cheap. FA 2-1118. 1 Simmons Daybed, 1 322-1 H. B. POPE CO., INC. lg. bookshelf, I If. Kroller 200 So. Park Ave. FA 2-4234 SINGER AUTOMATIC 1181 FORD. « rocker. FA 3-4545. Sewing machines, like - new, Small, V». SIDEWALKS, drm w ayt, pa­ makea buttonholes, eewa on Original p a in t Individual tios, etc. Free estimate. Pb. INNEES PR ING Mattress A buttona, monograms, em­ Springs, Nice. $25. S22-8106. FA 2-4204 after 8. 322 330$. broiders, etc. AU without attachments. Sold new over M O DEL A Pick-Up. Beal af­ Plano Tuning and Repair DOG BOX. Six separate com­ $300 balance now due only W. L. Hsrmo* - FA 3-4230 partments, fita any pick-up ter. 108 Mayfair Circle aftn $82.28, pay $7.88 monthly. truck. FA 2-5653. « p m.___________________ RAYS UPHOLSTERY Liberal trade-in on your Reupholstering. Free eat. DRASTIC REDUCTION old machine. Call now for 37. Boat* • M*t*r* FA 2 7818 TE 1-2533 On Canned Foods, Drug and free home trial. Orlando M FT. PACEMAKER run* collect 241-9548. Mlacellaneoua store items. We Buy, Sell, Trade, Repair about boat and trailar, ax* Hlway 17-93 ft 434 Standard BILLS THRIFT SHOP ciUcul couditioa. Best offer. H E A D S 31IX C o n c r e t e , w i n ­ Station near Longwood. Furniture • Appliances . TV See a t 108 N. M yrtk. CtU dow sills, lin t e l s , s t e p s , Open 6 to 8 Daily ft Weekends WORLD BOOK Encyclopedia, __ 322-9343 or 322-7831. b lo ck * , s a n d , c e m e n t , r o c k , Ph. 322-7363 2640 Hiawatha p i p e , s t e e l , g T easc t r a p s , $33. Exc. cond. Park Ave. I960 Old*. 8 Dr. Hardtop. Kxe. Sanford. Fla._______ d r y well*, s t e p p i n g a to n e * . Trlr. Ct. IaH 93, Sanford. cond. R ft H. 8300 ft taka 53 Miracle Concrete Co. up pay mania. Tel. FA 3-5114 29. Aatowobll* Service BIRD DOGS for Sale. Partial­ 809 Elm Ave. FA 2-5751 after S p.m. ly trained. Year old meat AUTO GLASS PIANO ft ORGAN SALE. dog pups. Robert Morris, 1931 Model A Ford coupe. Largest In Centre! Florida INSTALLED Osteen, 323 0355. Exc. cond. Only 3 owner*. 160 Instrument* to chooae Senkarik Ginns and Paint Sell or trade. $450. Ph. from. Pianos ft organs $496 For Sale. Pony Saddle. $20. Company FA 2-7651. up. Term*. Thompson Muale 210 Magnolia Th. FA 2-4422 FA 2-332$. Co., 29 Colonial Plata Mall, LYCUMING, 125 hp„ excel­ Auto Glaaa, Tups NOVEMBER Special. Rod ft Orlando. Phone l.’.V4577. lent, Prop-stand, tank-me­ ft Sea* Covers reel. $1.77. Surplus City. ters. $300. Marina ltl*. For KNAPP Shoe* see A. G. 201 W. lit. St. AUTO GLASS & Carter at 2820 Magnolia LATEST STYLE '64 model SEAT COVER CO. AUTOMATIC ZIG ZAGGER Ave. or call FA 2-7188 aft­ boats by Thunderblrd, Tra­ er 6 p.ni. 304 W. 2nd St. FA 3-8038 veler, and StarCraft now in Singer in Walnut Console, \L L WORK GUARANTEED stock. Also close-out prices equipped to do automatic 3.1. A rticles \> tinted on all 1943 model*. Exam­ Zlg Zag ft make button­ SWAINS BATTERY SVC. ple: $1450 14* Larson $793; holes. No cam* or tem­ WANTED. Standard type­ Generator - Starter Serv. IV $793 Fabuglas $550: 14* plates. Bal. $66, pay $6 40 writer. good condition. Ph. HO E. 2nd FA 2 3632 Gator trailers $150; $718 40 month. Liberal trade-in. 101 FA 2-7205. lip. Elect, shift Evlnrudes, So. Park, 322 9411. :11A. Pets STUDENT wishes to buy good $595, many others, Robeon used Flute. 322 6719. BIRD DOG Puppies for sale. ONION PLANTS Sporting Goods, Downtown Two months old. See any af CRYSTAL WAX A WHITE Sanford. FA 2 5881._______ 36. A utom obiles • T ru c k s ternoon after 4:00 and on SPANISH 38. Motorcycle* - Scooter* weekends. 11$ N. Sunlsnd Per M ......................... $2.50 BUYING A NEW or Dr. USED CART 500 .................................. 1.50 i960 Zundapt Super Sabr* FINANCE IT WITH US 2.00 Motorcycle. $75. 1954 Old*FREE, for good home, 2 5 31 lots ft over . . . . * Low Interest Rites mobile 9123. FA 2-8481. black fluffy kittens 322 3334. FOB HERE ft Low Monthly Payments A. M. PRKVATT, 749-2115, FLORIDA STATE BANK 39. Trailers SEVILLE. FLA. 32. Flower* • Shrub* Stemper Agency HOME AND POOL *2 rr By Nadine Seltzer 14. A rtk le * F o r 8*1* BEAUTY ON THE ST. JOHNS ROSA L. PAYTON Sell Us Your Furniture. Elegant home on landscaped Reg. Real Estate Broker Child Care FA 2 2274 Quirk Servire With the luu'.i Nylon or wool carpet­ acre of land with 75 ft. FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha Cash. SUPER THADLNG frontage on the historic St. ing installed with rubber 21. Iteau ly Salon* POST. FA 2 0677. Johns River. 2 Bedrooms, COUNTRY HOME, 3 BR. padding. 3 Rooms up tn large shaded lot, citrus Harel Porter Beauty Shop also coty gueit cottage with 270 sq. ft. $139 50. As low trees, large Bar II Q $7,000. Cold Wave $4 00 complete 31. Articles For Hal* kitchen and bath. Located as $7 00 a month. Limited TA 2 1321 AIR CONDITIONER ft fence, near Interstate 4 Inter­ Equity 53,211. Assume pay­ HOI W. 25th St. time only. Ph. Orlando col­ ments of $12.19 monthly. change. Price $22,500.00. lect 241 9548 142 Mayfair Circle. 322 7331. Harriett'! Hastily Nook Ph. FA 2 76M Good terms! Evw Appi'a. 3 Sr. Beauticians DUE TO ILLNESS must sell 103 So. Oak FA 2 5742 almost new horn* on 1 acre ground, near Paula School. PERMANENT Wave Special REALTOR - INSL'ROR 20". off regular prices. Call FA 2-3379, FA 2-0879. FA 2 4991 1919 S. French Ave. Open Evenings by appt Free parking lot. Service* .MOST WOMEN HAVE from tip to tip. FOR T H E BEST BU YS SMART HUSBANDS Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop who will ice the advantages 314 Palmetto Ave. of an oak shaded, fenced In New And Used Cars Phone door (1) 322-0634 back yard for the kids, plus Phone door (2 ) 322 4525 investment advantages in a 110 N. Park Ave. 32341559 CHOICE sparkling 3 bedroom home 22. Huild - P a in t • R e p a ir A small down payment will put you In. Call now for ap­ 1962 Rambler Cla.sHic PAINT WORK done. Inside or pointment. Crna* Country; 4 cylinder, auto. Pro|»erty Management out. For info. Ph. 322 9348 Iran-., radio, beater, air cond. A & Sales Broker local on* owner car with 22,00u PALVTING—Room or House osIIm . —Price* very Low— Pb. 323 0550 INVESTMENT ft REALTY 1962 Falcon 4-l)oor Offers for your selection 116 N. PARK AVE. 822-9173 Deluxe; auto, trae*^ radio, heater, these Beautiful 2, 3, ft 4 25. P lum bing Service very cleen, low aileago tar. Bedroom BY OWNER: I yr. old 3 Bits, SOUTHW ARD Pause 7T 7T !T 31 Medicinal **»h A 32 Choose 34 Scanty 65 pngli.lt s l n a m (4 FapuPgr DOWN J Alaskan cummuml/ 2 A«*s 3 Window part 4 I'e u ter m m irf Thailand 8 Ijjurija* Nov. 14, 1063 — P ar* 11 27. SpccUl Servlc V A - FHA Travelogue ACROSS 1 Arlatlc country e . S o i -----I I I^tlurar l l t o u l u flxdly 14 Cloak 15 I r a . I frr.HJutat 14 Mariner's direct ion 17 Coal part 19 FcmsUt Mini tab i 10 -oared 33 Incline 2SOt»#r>e M Etu de 00 Knoau Jk<31 Ripp- d 3J tlthrrwiMt 33 M:-« Tan^uay and namesakes 34 f ai- t* 35 Turf 311 oriental coin* :t* Violent auul 43 Puller mars ulinfi' 45 k louar part 44 r.i«uMoanU tab I 49 (least Jrrilb SWEETIE PIE RESPONSIBILITY: Th« Herald will not be re> •pontibla for mors than one Incorrect insertion of your ad, and reserves the right to re ­ vile or reject any advertisement from what ordered to conform to the policies of thli piper. KINGSWOOD DEADLUTES BUILDERS, INC. 116 E. WOODLAND Dr. Near CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: FA 2-9074 NAS. 3 Dr., 2 bath, plui P. O. Box 1599 Tuei., thru FrL - 2 P. M. day den, double utility room, before Iniertion. Mon. - S a t fenced yard. FA 2-8961. ROBERT A. W ILLIAM S STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Realtor Tue*., thru FrL - 2 P. M. day 2 BEDROOM borne, kitchen Raymond Lundquiat, Also. equipped. FA 2-3838. before Iniertton. Mon. • Sat. FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. noon. RENT A BED HOME ON LAKE MONROE RoL’away, Hospital ft Baby Two atory home on I-ake 1. I .out & F ouaS Beds. Front Lot 120 ft. by 405 ft. FOUND, Poodle, black with By Day, Week, or Month Central Heating, built-in brown collar. FA 2-7916. Ph. FA 2-3181 118 W. 1st St. oven and range. 2 Uvlrooms CARROLLS FURNITURE LOST. Package containing and bath downstairs, 2 bed­ colored plcturei and nega­ rooms and two baths up­ EFF. Apt. $37.30. 611 Park. tive*, In area of l i t ft Park. stairs. Home facing paved Reward. Return to Roum- DOWN, lg, elean. 611 Park. street. Plenty room tor ad­ r. illat ft Anderion Drug ditional home on Lakefront. Store. W E L A K A APARTMENTS: Located near Intersection, Rooms private baths, 114 Inter-State Highway No. 4. LOST. Slameie eat. female, W. First St. Offered for sale to settle black A off white. FA 2-480*. Estate. P r i c e : $22,000. LOST: Saturday, little Boat- BEDROOM. P r i v a t e en­ Terms may be arranged if trance, private bath. Phone desired. For more details, ton Bull. Black with white FA 2-39(58. ring around neck. Has col­ call J . W. 1UII Realty, Phone 322-3641, Sanford. lar on but no identification. APT. $30. Surplua City. Reward. FA 2 3*48. 1206 BY OWNER. I BR. 2 bath, 9. For Sale or Rent Park Ave. Sanford. $430 down, $118 per mo. 118 LOST. Siamese cat, female. LARGE 4 Br. older Home on E. Jenkins Circle. FA 2 8367. lake. In Lake Mary. Many Chlld'l pet. 322 3332. extras. $173 month leasa or FOR SALE. Positively best S. Notice* • Perwonale will sell. FA 2-7732. buy in Sanford. Apartment House. Good location. Ed­ VACUUM CLEANER, repaln, 10. Wanted to Rent ward F. Lane. FA 23969. p arti, luppltei for Electro­ lux, Kirby, Hoover, AirNeeded At Once Way, Rex-Air etc. Free We need ten (10) nice homes, SPACIOUS Lake Front Home in Lake Mary. For fate or pickup. New and U*ed furnished or unfurnished, lease. FA 2-7732. cleaners sold. FA 2-22*2. Immediately! We have the cllentit If you have a 2, 3, 3 BEDROOM. 1 lath. Kit 3. E d u c a tio n • In s tru c tio n or 4 bedroom home for chcn equipped. Owner be­ PIANO Lessons. 322-7*39. reot or lcaae, call ing transferred. Must tell. FA 2 2910. PIANO Chord Method Les­ sons. Harry Wester. 822-90*1 2 Bit , kit. equip., utility, FU. 11m., hw flnori, car­ l t l N. Park Ave. 322-2420 port*. 2 lots. Low down Legal Notice pyint. *75 mo. FA 2-6257 or Legal Notice In th * r n a r t mt t h * C n u u t , writa Box 37, c/o piper. J a l a * . 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PONTI AC 4-do«r. auto Iran* . healer, clean ................................. 1960 m)DUK V| lon $199 $295 EXTRA - VALUE Week-End Specials! 1962 AMBASSADOR SED A N Clenn and Power Equipped. BOOK VALUE $1910 OUR PRICE $1$97 I960 BUICK LE SABRE A Nrw llulrk Trade-In and V«ry Appealing. BOOK VALUE $1525 o u r p r ic e He-mpliid M O T O M a Ouck — Many Othern To Choose From Seminole Co. Motors 1HOI W. FIRST ST. PII. FA 2-0fil I $1395 /^IRAM BLER I 4 rft c �— - r — - ■y la n e Caitelberry Fire Chief Paul Bates and several members of the Cas­ selberry Volunteer P in De­ partment will take to the woods Utli weekend to demon­ strate techniques of artifice* lal respiration and fire pre­ vention to the Boy Scouts DRURY LIBRARY OFFICIALS diacuaslng plan* for next Thuraday's Annual Silver Tea are, from left, Mina Eleanor Illncr, trustee; Mlaa Ruth Bakh, librarian and Mra. Harold Lynch, paat chairman. The public la In­ vited to the Tea which will be held from 3 until 5 p.m. (Cox Photo) By Mra. Unitor The DtBary Public Library etD celebrate National Book Week h r holding Its annual RUver Tea from I until | p. m. ■ n t Thursday undsr ths diSection of M n- Charles Braun, general chairman. Ad resident* of DeBary and Btarby sommunlHo* are tnvlt■d to attend the tea and to In■pect the library facilities and browse through the book colfaction*. Committees participating In arrangements for the event a rt, (Tsa) Mra. Prank Maher, Mrs. Charles Ulrich and Mrs. Thomas Howard. (Tea Table) Mrs. Philip D. Lounshury asalated fey Mr*. Arthur W. Lambert and Mra. John M. Bym. (Music) Mra. Charles C. Bartoeh. (Book Display) Miss Elmn L. Johnston and (Membsrship) Mrs. Mlllspsugb Van Brack!*. Mias Ruth Balcb, Mrs. Harold Lynch, U n . Jam** V. Richards and Misa Eleanor Halner will prrtlde at the tea table, assisted by members of the volunteer Library Staff, The DeBary Pro* Public LIbrary was organised five years ago and now has a collection of mors than B.000 volumes. These may bs borrowed and By Mrs. CUrance Snyder Reports that ths ehartor tor ths Osteen Clvle Association has been approved snd filed fey BecnUry of Btoto Tom Adams wars raids at an axec- By Bernice Kelsey The faculty of tho SiLuke * Christian Day School In Slavis waa entertained re­ cently with a luncheon held In the new section of the school. Parent - T eachrr League member* serving as hostesses were Sira. George Bradshaw, Mrs. Charles KUridge. Mrs. Dun Lukas, Ur*. A lbert Good­ man, Urn. Ferdinand Duda Sr., Ur*. Jerry Arnut, Mr*. \ Char lea Fox and Mra, Ivan JakubdK gathered at Camp Lanoche for the W eklm District Pall Camporee. sci-Ann,” their Ufe like mo­ del, which will be used In demonstrating m o u t h to mouth reacue breathing at a program PrMay evenlnf and in the “ Worth Seeing" area on Saturday, when toe boys win be permitted to practice what they have learned. Through the cooperation of (he Seminole Chapter of the American Red Croas, Bales will also be showing the color movie, "That They M ay Live." Scouts from Troop Ml of Casselberry will be Instruct­ ing other boys at the Camporce bow to make the var­ ious rope splices. Boys In ths troop who have hiked the “Chow Hound Trail" to Oviedo and back will be proudly wearing the new fourcolor patches which arrived just in timo for the camporee. The original patch waa de­ signed by Scoutmaster Ted Daniel and features a horn of plenty and a Brahma Bull. By Jane CaaseMerry The South Seminole Wel­ come Wagon Newcomers Club will meet Thursday, Nov, It, at the Villa Nora Restaurant By Jane Casselberry la Winter Park a t 11:30 tor By Mrs. H. L. Johnaoa luncheon and cards, The Council of Teachers PTO members of Wilson and Parents of the South Each member Is asked to bring canned goods for the School Paola voted at Seminole Elementary School club’s Thanksgiving welfare Tuesday night’s meeting to will hold a rummage sale at project. The club will supply use proceeds from the Hallo­ Kern Plata Shopping Center, Ihe main course and other ween Carnival to purchase essentials for the baskets. window curtains for the The South Seminole New­ comers have received a spe­ school and to contribute 913 cial invitation to an Open toward cooking utensils for House at Sunland Training the lunchroom. Center this Sunday as the Appointed as a committee club sponsors two retarded to be In charge of selecting girls, Darlene ami Cissy, who are patients there. the curtains were Principal At least two members of chairman. Jam es Murray, the club visit them each By Francrs Wester Clyde Robertson. Carl Moyer month. There are 750 patients Efforts are being made by ami PTO President Herbert of all agra and beds will soon the 1-ake Mary Women’s Club Muse. lie avallahls for 300 more. The DeBary Duplicate In other business Ihe group to conduct a fcaribility sur­ Donations of uted clothing in Bridge Club played 11 tables voted tn enter a small float vey for the organisation of a all sues are always welcome. In the annual Jay tee Christ­ Lake Mary Community Lib­ Those planning to attend In two sections at this week's mas Parade and appointed rary Association. the benefit matinee perform­ Tuesday afternoon meeting In Mrs. H. T. Slicer as chair­ The club, which has agreed ance of 'My Three Angels" the Recreation Hull of the De­ to take over the library pro­ man of this project. at the Orange Blossom Play­ Bary Fire Station, It was also voted to pro- ject from the Lake Mary Section A was directed by house in Orlando on Wednes­ visle funds for each class to Chamber of Commerce, has day, Dee. 11, shoukl contact Howard Middleton. Winners have a Christmas Party with on hand a total of some too Mrs. Dominic LaPoma of Al­ were NS, first, Mr*. Robert teachers and room mothers good booka donated by inter­ tamonte Springs, club presi­ Nichols and Mrs. Edwin Wnchested residents of the com­ in charge. dent, for tickets and reserva­ trr; second, Mrs. Ruth BUtt Mr*. Murray's first grade munity. In addition it has lo­ and Mr*. It. W. Roaehorough; tions. won Uw room count. Refresh­ cated a building available The benefit will be sponsor­ third, 31rt. Doyle Driver and ments were served by first for moving if a suitable pro­ ed by the Winter Park Wel­ William Woodlock. perty site could be obtained. grade mothers. By Donna Estoa come W a g o n Newcomers EW, first, Mr*. Ida B. WUMembers hope that the New street signs are on or­ Club. A buffet luncheon will eon and 31ra. W. Woodlock; facility can lie set up anti In der by the I-on a wood City be served from It a. tn. to second, Mn. Arthur Willguoie lull operation by Ihe time Council and will be erected 1 p. m. and the curtain will and Sira. Louise Middleton; school ia out next summer. at 37 Intersections In the city go up at 1:30 p. m. third, C. R. Andrews and F. However, interest and sup as mon as delivered. R. Froehlich. port on the part of residents Nine earmarked tor Section B was directed by are needed. Grant to be located at the Monroe Girls E. Z. Walters. Winners were, The club requests that those corner* of Georgia, Pasadena, Tly Jane Casselberry NS. first, K. Z. Wallers and persons in 1-ake Mary and Magnolia, Jessup, Warren. Bake Brownies The Prom Committee has the surrounding communities Evergreen, Main, Reiter and Instruction on b a k i n g and Mr*. Georg* Pearsall; been selected a t Lyman High who would be Interested in Tullu. brownies were given by SlUi third, Mrs. David Singer and School tn make plant for this seeing a Library Association Two will go up on Oak at Myrtle Wilson, home demon­ Norman Meyer. year’* Junior-Senior Prom. formed contact Mrs. Olan V. Tullis end Itriter and two on stration agent, to It members The committee consist* of (Ruth) Houtwetl of Little EW, first. Sir*. Nnn Ed­ Wilms at the corners of War­ of Ihe Lake .Monroe 4-11 first wards and Sirs. Myrtle Dunne- Chuck Wngner, chairman, Venice tn order that further ren and Church. Oleander year group at their meeting backe second. Sir. snd Sirs. Ruth Kicm. Ann Trawick plans can be made a t the will get one at the Intenec last Thursday In the Com­ E. SI. llmkle *nd third. Mr*. Elnine Ilaynie, Candy Totter, earliest possible date. turn of Tullii and there will be munity Building at the school. Styron Accardi and Sirs. liar* Andy llinely, Terry Harmon four on Highland, at Pasa­ Demonstrating the slophy- ry Schoh. and Dale Terry. dena. Seminole, Land and step instructions were Susan Mr*. Lois Coleman it facul­ ty sponsor for the Prom. Elver and Kathy Ryals. Roll Other Junior Cln-» sponsor* call was given by Karen Kirk­ Guild Sets Sale The A»cen«k>n Lutheran Lad­ are Mr*. Mildred Dturus and patrick after which the group repeated, in unison, the 411 ies Guild at Casselberry will Fletcher Cockrell. The Juniors have been con­ sponsor a rummage sale F ri­ pledge. By Jane Casselberry The brownies were sampled, day and Saturday starting at ducting a tale of magsxins The South Seminole Garden after they were baked, by 8 a. m. at the Super Valu subscriptions to raise fund* Club wilt travel to Eustts for the affair. Food Store on SR 434. each girl present. Fralay, Nov. 33. for a field trip in place of their regular meeting next Slonday. 4-H Members The club member* will visit “The Bam " nursery Asked To Meet where they will hold their A special conference on By Mona Grinslrsd program and meeting at 10 Miss Myrtle Wilson, borne eaneer will be held at Cape a. m„ followed by luncheon at the Lakeshore Restaurant. Colony Inn in Cocoa Beach demonstration agent, will Those wishing to go should next Wednesday for nurses meet tn North Orlando next Thursday at ( p. m. in the meet at the Casselberry Putt living in Volusia, Brevard. Civic Building with all form­ Office at 9 a. m. Reservations Orange. Martin, St. Lucie, er 1 11 Club members and for the luncheon should be Seminole and Indian River those Interested in becoming made with Sira. William TitH I members. ford of Jackson Court, Cas­ countit*. If sufficient interest in the selberry, by next Moods). Registration for the all day program is shown, a club will session will be it 9 a.m. with be organised and a regular the fee set for tl per person. schedule of meetings planned. Legion Post Invitation to attend i* oprn to all registered nurses, li­ To Host censed practical nurse*. stu- Scout Leader dent nurses and Inactive or Council Holds Party retired nurses. By Jane Cassrtberry lly Shirley Wentworth Theme of both Ihe morning American Legion Memorial A most successful “World and afternoon meetings will Po*t 334 of Casselberry will be “The Nurse’s Role In the Gift Party" was held last play host to representatives Care and Treatment of Can­ week by Mra. John Hall, lead­ from the 33 posts In tho sixth er of Bear lak e Son! Troop cer Patients." district Sunday from 2 4 p.m. The conference Is being lt>7, at her home on Bear for the Commandcr'a Coun­ presented by the Florida La Vs Terrace. cil. Proceed* of the event will Nurses Association. Inc., Con­ Th« meeting, which will be ference Group on Geriatilcs go for a worthwhile project held in the Castclberry Wo­ and Long Term llinrsi. Dis­ of the troop to be announced man's Club building on OverTHE CHARTER for VFW Auxiliary 10050 of Caaaelberry waa formally tricts 31. 34 and 39 and the at a later date. brook Drive, will take the Florida Division of the Amer­ Stra. Hall reported more presented by Mra. Maude G. Harrell, paat department president, right, place of the post * regular ican Cancer Society and ill than 23 ladies were present to Mra. Hollis Johnson, auxiliary president, during Sunday's dinner for monthly nice Lag. for the party Brevard County Unit veterans and UMir I nb Ui i l (ilcn ld Photo), Nurses Invited To Conference On Cancer Faculty Has Luncheon all faciliUea of the Libn used without payment of ■ fees or duet. Tho Library receives no g srnmentat funds, and has o three sources of income—d ntlona a t the silver tea. fi from overdue book*, and mi berahlpa In ths DeBary brary Association. This org lialion ia made up of men i woman who, believing a 1 public library ia a eommut asset, voluntarily pay 81 nunl dues for Its aupp Anyone who wishes may [ the association while atti | ng the ten. Frederick H. Cleveringa PAGE 12 THURS., NOVEMBER 14, 1W3 COUNTV NEWS JOSEPH DEAN By D « u Bate* Candidates stating their platforms for election to th« Longwood City Council thii arc E. E. Williamson, U n . Geri Hit* mao and Joseph Dean. Williamson (a well knows to most residents of the com* munlty as he has previously •erred on council * total of •even year*. Mrs. Hitsman, the first woman ever to run for a council ofifee in Longwood'a history, Is also familiar to many of th« townspeople. Joseph Dean, although a relative newcomer, has been a resident and businessman of the city for the past two years. Williamson Mate* that since he is retired, he has all the time necessary to devote to council work and promises that if elected he will work for the best Interests of the town to far ns he la able. He was born in Georgia but has lived in Longwood for 21 years. He Is married, has two married daughters and seven grandchildren and is a members of the Primitive Baptist Church in Orlando. Mrs. Hitsman, a resident of the cily for Ihe past to yean, states that U she is elected she will work to keep the post office in its present location as well as to encour­ age a variety store to locate In the city and to obtain more adequate street lighting. She and her husband. Dun, are parents of two ions and have one grandson. She is a member of the Longwood Civic League and rondurlre** > in the Auxiliary I'nit to South Seminole VFW Post 8307. Mrs. Hitsman believes her I Interest in growth and wel. fare of the town qualifies her to be a good councilman, i Dean says that being a local businessman, he is ui• tcrested in promoting tht growth of the city and dc. sires to be ta a position . where he can present new . and young ideas to the com. munity. He is particularly in­ terested in working with young people, in combating Juvenile delinquency and in r seeing something done about the water problem. Dean was born in Grew ­ villa, S. C. ind U a member of the Catholic Church of the Nativity and the Interna­ tional Barber's Unioa. The regular monthly meet­ ing of the 1-ongwood Area Ch a miter of Commerce will be hckl at 8 p. m. todsy ta the Civic League Building on Church Street. No iperiil program has been announced for this meeting. By Sirs. Adam Slulier and white printed da-' ■ An Open House for the ;cn ru rta ^ drapes are u-ei at eral public will be held from toe large windows overlook­ l until 3 p. m., Sunday, at ing Ihe garden patio Down the hall from the DeBary Manur, a new center dining room are two sraalVr for nursing and convalescent lounges, one near the head care in a re lined manner, nurse’s station and one ncjr which is expected to open in the housekeeping apartment the very near future. rooms which are completely A reception for area phy­ furnished down to china anl sicians snd their wive* was :auware. held from 4 until 8 p m. last Single apartment*, each de­ Saturday and ministers of the corated in a different color community were guests on ! scheme, are equipped wdh Sunday. private bath and full clothes A bright and cheerful at­ closets. mosphere ha* been created The Manor, which is located throughout the Manor by the on Highway 17-93 in DeBary, decorator. Mr*. William Bali, will be stalled in part by of the Little Studio in Titus- Sirs. Florence Weber of De­ title. The main lounge is car­ Bary as head nurse; Mrs. E. peted In goid with drapes Yerian of Lake Mary a* of apple green. Furnishings housekeeper; Mrs. Sidney consist of a cotton satin cuv- Emanuel of Enterprise a* trad quilted settee in shades food manager and Ed Carter of blue and green with cherry of DeBary as raaratenan.o | man. Administrator is John J. Jenkins who already is on duty at the Slanor office k>j rated at the right of the mam l entrance. �^ © It r g > a ttfo rb VOL. 56 WEATHER: Fair through Saturday; high today around 70; low tonight In 40a. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 FRI.. NOVEMBER 15, 1968 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 62 c LO0* By the way, hare you been to tee the one-woman a rt exU U t a t flaakarlk’a? A general variety of subjects la covered by the artist, Crete hen Lewis Crowell. One of noatalgie in­ terest la a downtown scene f e a l u r i n g “The Cloefe" (above) and a few well known local people of the year 1911. The exhibit may be w en dally until Bee. 1. • • • • Ten Cub Scouts of Den S, Sanford Pack 354. recently were hosted by B. C. Smith, ADJ-3, In a visit to the flight line of Heavy Attack Squad­ ron 3 at Sanford Naval Air Station. • • • “ Project Alert.” a group of Central Floridians concerned about the Communist chall­ enge to the American way of life, needs volunteers to work oo (he club's float for the Dc«. 4 Christmas parade. * • • Monthly dinner-meeting of Hie Seminole County Board of Realtors will be held at 5:30 p. m. Monday a t SlidFlorida Country Club. • • • People from the Buckeye Stata ara going for Deltona in a big way. Cleveland and Akron residents already have Invested a half-million dol­ lars in Deltona homes and homesltes. Another airborne caravan of BO retirement homesite shoppers f r o m Cleveland ami Akron will fly In Saturday for a two-day In­ spection. And on the follow­ ing weekend, Nov. 23-31. 80 more Akronitcs will fly hero. • • • MORE C H R I S T M A S CHEEK: Santa should receive quite a boost from the 534,000 In Christmas Club checks mailed out today to 830 mem­ bers by Sanford Atlantic Na­ tional Bank. • • • Public Is Invited to the an­ nual meeting of the Seminole County Association for Mental Health at 8 p. m. Tuesday at the County HealthDepart­ ment. A film will be shown. •• • House appropriations com­ mittee today approved $1 mil­ lion for the proposed crossFlorida barge canal and $14 million for Ihe Central snd Southern Florida Flood Con­ trol District. U tte r agency is working toward promoting the Upper St. Johns River in­ to a game refuge, recreation­ al area and flood control dis­ trict. • • • Note on the spindle: Why don't the downtown m er­ chants keep their windows covered during the Dec. 4 Christmas Parade? Arid un veil them at 7 p.m. the same evening? Will draw prosja-ctlvc shoppers hack to town. Not an original Idea . . . pro­ posed by a well-wisher. • • * A lonely old lady . . . no (rlmd*. n<* relatives . . . (address a secret I is in need •f a hearing aid. Anjone will ing to dona Ie such a device, call R. E. Porler at 312 M12. • • • Chief Hoy Williams directed bis police ofiiecrs to com­ mence wearing winter uni­ forms as of midnight tonight. <• I WUVA• • • Adm. Ramsey FSU Celebrates • Jam ei W. Neville, son of CPO and Mrs. Guy Neville, 215 Oakland Avenue, has been notified bo has been Included In "Wbo’a Who In American Colletea and Universities.” Ha u a junior majoring in education at West Georgia College, Carrollton, Ga. • JFK Asks Early Tax Cut Action A former commander of Sanford's Heavy Attack Wing One, now the top man la At­ lantic Flett aviation, will attend the last three deya of the Wing's t e n t h annual Bombing Derby Dec. 9-14 at Sanford Naval Air Station. Wing sources said today they have received word that Vice Adm. Paul H. Ramsey, commander of Naval Air Forces in the Atlantic Fleet, will arrive In Sanford Dec. 12 in time to attend the Chamber of Commerce Navy-clvllfan luncheon scheduled that day at the Mayfair Hotel. The veteran aviator will re ­ main la Sanford Friday, Dec. 13, for briefings and a Bomb­ ing Derby cocktail party, and Saturday for an air show, carrier airmanship demon­ strations and presentation of awards. Admiral Ramsey {then a captain) became Ihe Wing's second commander In August 1931, succeeding now Rear Adm. Robert Goldlhwalte, the current commander of Fleet Air activities for the Jackson­ ville area, Ramsey lerved as Wing Commander u n t i l August 1933. Another Norfolk-based of­ ficial, Rear Adm. Forsyth Massey, also has announced plans to attend part of the week-long fleet exercise. Masscy, who la commander of Fleet Air In Norfolk, will atlead Derby activities on Dec. 13 and 14. * Massey was commanding officer of the carrier L’SS Intrepid In the mid- 1930s when it was the sea-going home of Sanford's Heavy At­ tack Squadron Seven. He alio bad the distinction of serving in 1951 as tempor­ ary commander of the U. S. Sixth Fleet In the Mediter­ ranean while still a fairly “junior” Admiral. The week’s focal point tor Ihousands of Florida civilians will be the Dec. 14 Open House and air show, featur­ ing demonstrations in In­ flight refueling, aerobatics, loft-bombing and carrier air­ manship. All told, five of Ihe ilx squadrons assigned to Heavy Attack Wing One will be par­ ticipating In the week's exer­ cise plus three squadrons representing Air Groups One and Three of Jacksonville. Ervin Rules On Properly Taxes TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — CAPT. JAMES 0. Mayo, cnmmamlinK officer of and representing all the officers and men of Heavy Attack Wine One, this momlntr pre­ sented a check for $3,005 to the United Fund of Seminole County, represented here by Chnlrmun Paul Lewis (right). (Herald Photo) V A H -1 Hands Over $3905 Check To UF United F u n d official* this morning expressed con­ fidence that the campaign for I Is,000 for nine ngentie* will surpass the goal . . . although reports were tagging this morning. Today at 3 p. m. Is Ihe deadline. However, UF officials Miil i i / i r l i art roi^.ng (u that contributions are gain­ ing . . , and they feel (he worker* are holding bxrk In an effort to attain 100 or m»re p e r c e n t of their quotas. e • • Th* United Fund of Semi­ nole County received ns sec­ ond big boost from the Nuvy today ns Sanford's Ih-avy At­ tack Wing One huruled drive chairman Paul Lewis, Jr., a check for I31MJ3.1I, the result of donation* by every officer $19 Million Job At Canaveral CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) —The Army Corps of Engi­ neers sniil two Montgomery (Ala.I firm* were awarded a $ 19,291,000 contract to huihl n launch pad for Saturn V rock­ et*. The project, awarded to Blount. Brothers Corp. and M M, S umlt Construction Co., in­ cludes installation of launch atcu facilities und construe, tiun of it three-mile crawlerway on which the rockets will b« transported to the launch pad. Construction is scheduled for completion in May, 1to'>■”>. Attorney General Richard Er­ vin hns ruled that elate, coun­ ty and municipalities ara not required to file far exemptions from property tuxes. In nmkirig the ruling for Comptroller Kuy E. Green, Ervin said it would t* helpful if such property was listed Citrus Group with county tux assessors to simplify determining which Picks Officers properties in a county were WINTER HAVEN (U PI)— exempt. Wlllsrd K. Roe of Winter Haven wai reelected president of the Florida Citrus Ex­ • • • position Thursday night st the Courthouse i< really taking If This Be annual directors meeting. on a new look . . . wonder The hoard also voted unani­ what the end rrsull will be? Automation, mously to re-elect W. F. Law­ So far . . . to good. Pfoui On It less of loike Alfred as chair­ t • • CHICAGO ( U P I ) - A com- man: Herbert E. Apple, Rob* Jim Lee, UF chairman for all state employes here, re­ muntralirm* scientist said to­ ert Snlvely anil A. A. l-ang ported to UF hq. this morning day the American pay check of Winter Haven as vice presi­ dents; W. E. Uynerson as sec­ that the county experiment may be come extinct. Joseph W. Hsllna of the retary and Arthur Harris as station bas donated too per International Telephone and treasurer. ernt. • • • Telegraph Corp.. Paramus, RR and street traffic sig­ N. J., told the National Auto­ nals went out at l:Ju this mation Conference that auto­ No Rehearsal? FORT C O L L I N S , Colo morning at 13th and French mation technique* eventually . . . tied up traffic into a real will Include the wage earn­ (UPI) — Kifty Colorado State University students have put snarl until Ihr lights were in ers' weekly check. “The average wage earner a new, pensive twist tin a col­ operation again. • • • may never need to handle bis lege crate to stuff something Chamber Mgr. John Knder check,” he said, “or, tf be with students. Last weekend Warns Ihe national flag MAY does, it will be a confirming all haif-ahundred of them NOT be used lor advertising copy, possibly to show to his were jammed Inside a 1941 hears* at Us* aa os* Wrua. * wile.” purposes. and man in the Wing's staff nrtil six squadrons. In passing the 100 per rent participation mark, th# Wing also exceeded ite monetary quota hy 5405 It or 12 per cent. One nf the Wing’s unit, Heavy Attack Squadron One, contributed nearly one and iine-linlf time* its goal, or 147 per cent, ( hand'aft te n ;, pdm?ed out that tliia figure is especially impressive In view of tha squadron's being deployed In the Mediterranean during the entire period of the' drive, then-hy not having the benefit of local publicity rnmpalgns to encourage donations. All told, VAH-l contributed $730 toward a 951.1 quota. Cnpt. James O. .Mayo made the presentation in behalf of the more than 2.UU0 persons who comprise his command. This donation, when added to a previous contribution nf $1.17*1.19 from th„ Navnl Air Stotiun, put the local military shove the $5,000 mark. In praising the Nuvy for it* “splendid co-operation,1' Lewis explained that thu NAS Sanford arid Heavy Attack Wing Ono contribution* “rein resent better than |0 per cent of the Seminole County goal.' The two command*, with i combined working force of about 1,000 (including civil Una), employ five per cent of the county's population. “ We have nlwny* felt very strongly that thu Nuvy is a full-fledged partner of our eommunity in every way,” the chairman stuted. “The tremendous support the Navy ha* given ns in the United Fund only serves to reinforce this area. “ It is with a great deal of admiration that we accept these generous donations.” The totat Wing contribu­ tion, in addition to VAII-1, In­ cluded the following: Heavy Attack Squadron Three, $1,tWt.95; VAll-5, $44112; VAH7, $148.12; VAIf-9, $450.00; VAH-11, $135.00; VAII 11, De­ tachment Eight, $215.60, ami the Wing staff, <14X43. TALLAHAMEE (UPI) — Florida 8tata University etodenta shelved their booka a t NEW TORK (U PI)—Presi­ noon today and plunged head* dent Kennedy called today for long Into the university’s an­ prompt pasta gw of his $11 nual homecoming festivities. billion tax cut proposal a* toppriority "Insurancw against Unity Talks Set recession” In 1314 and said It VATICAN CITY (LTI) - would create 2 to $ million TTm Vatican Council today more Jobs. closed off debate on church Kennedy described Senate administration and cleared the adoption of the House-approv­ floor for their long awaited ed tax cut legislation as the discussion on how to achieve most Important single step Christian unity. that rould lie taken to reduce high unemployment. School Fire The tax hill provides for riNECHEST (UPI) — A lower tax rate* on corporate pre-dawn fire destroyed the and Individual Incomes effec­ auditorium and part nf the tive Jan. I, 1914. It (a pend­ lunch room of Pinecrest High ing before the Senate Finance School in Hillsborough Coun­ Committee. ty today rauslng about $05,Thn President eald In ■ 000 In damage. speech prepared for the 3th biennial convention of the Zip Contract AFL-CIO that the need for WASHINGTON (UPI) — more Jobe and economic secur­ The Post Office Department ity was the overriding domes­ awarded three contracts total­ tic Issue In the United States. ing more than $1.2 million The business recovery may be Thursday for research on de­ running out of steam, he velopment of an electronic warned. brain to read tip coded mail Kennedy who said that he addrettea. would nut have Wen elected without AFL • CIO support, Border Dispute termed existing unemployment ADDIS ABABA. Ethiopia un “Intolerable waste” thnt (UPI) — The 12-nation Or­ slu uld he attacked hy slash­ ganisation of African Unity ing tux rutra. (OAU) took up th# border "Last year's loss of man­ dispute between Algeria and hours, In term* of those will­ Morocco today in the first ing but unable to find full major test of Its peace-keep­ time work, was a staggering ing machinery. one billion work days lost, equivalent to shutting down tha entire economy with no Election Later AAKiUN, South Viet Nam production, no service* and no ( l i f t ) —Junta chairman Maj. |oiy for over three weeks,” he Gen. Duong Van Minh said In said. “That ia an intolerable an In’rrview made public to­ wuste.” The AFL - CIO Executive day that election* for an altrtvilian government might he Council ha* demanded gov­ held “from 4 to 12 months” ernment action to deal with heavy unemployment which from now. has leveled off at 6.6 per rent Held In Robbery of the lelior force in recent MIAMI (UPI) — Diane months. The labor federation Marie Valley, a shapely red­ supports the Kennedy lux cut head with a passion for poo­ bilk dle*. and David Edward* were waiting tnduy to lie returned to New York to face charges in a $16,000 Trenton, N. Y., hank robbery. One-Man Voyage APIA, Samoa (UPI) —Wil­ liam Willis, 70-year-old New Yorker who sailed across the pacific on a raft, said Thurs­ day ha planned to continue ■m to Australia on hi* one-man craft despite efforts hy Island* er* In dissuade him from completing hi* voyage. Reds Agree SEOUL Korea (UPI) — Communist North Korean of­ ficial* have agreed to meet with United Nations Com­ mand (UNC) officials Sat­ urday to discus* an attack on UN soldiers In the demilitar­ ized zone between North and Smith Korea, It was an­ nounced belay. Safe Conduct UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (UPI) — Secretary General Thant was Instructed today to seek a safe conduct guar­ antee from the United State* for Portuguese rebel Capt. Henrique Gslvao, central fig­ ure In a dramatic high sea* mutiny and naval chase two year* ago. LAST CALL! Slip ftm forfi firralii Annual Progress Edition WILL Bill Called Top Priority for Senate UE OUT M on day, November 18th If You W ould Like T hin Special 8 1 P an e P ic to ria l E d itio n M ailed T o Friend* A n y w h ere In T h e U n ite d S la te * O r O ver-can . . . M A IL Y O U R L IS T IN N O W ! Coupons On Pag* 1 ( E nclose -T0c P e r Copy, P lease) SHS Shop Plans Are Completed Completed plan* for Iho new ahup building to be added to Seminole High School will be sent to Tallahassee for ap­ proval next week. Tho final drawings were reviewed and approved at t b o County School Board meeting Thurs­ day. The hoard member* set Dec. 13 as the tentative date for opening bid* on the con­ struction. Addition* to schools around the county are in the planning *tage ami it was said th*- prr lim inary drawings will be ready (nr thu (ward's review at the next meeting In De­ cember. The music room at L'rooms' High School will he enlarged, a five-room addi tion to Lake Mary Element ary School, and two class rooms for elementary grades will be added to Oviedo School. It Is hoped by the board the final plan* Will he ready in January in order that bids can be let and con­ struction started in t h * spring. The new shop building ft Seminole High School will greatly enlarge U10 vocation­ al training facilities there, it was said, and prepare mora students for immediate em­ ployment upon graduation. Other business before the board wai the routine can­ vassing of ballots and confir­ mation of results of the recent election. THESE ARE CHEERLEADERS? Thcie boys of Lyman High School sparked the “Powder P u ff' football game Thursday night, opening th* homecoming tonight. Gold Team stored a 14-12 victory over the Blue Team in the Powder Puff (girl*) football giinie. Lyman Greyhound* face the Florida Air Academy In the homecoming game tonight. (See story on sports page 6.) (Dick Grant Photo) Two County Cold A Record From Planning Group Key West To Capital Meets Tuesday Seminole and Orange coun­ ty groups, working toward a long-ran go planning study fur the two-county area, will meet Tuesday afternoon a t Orlando In an effort to reach a defi­ nite program. Federal agenelea hav« di­ rected political subdivisions shell have a definite planning program before they will pro­ vide matching funds for sueh projects as roads, recreation­ al areas, urban development, etc. County commissioners, may* or, legislative representative* and county engineers met Thursday at Orlando in an “exploratory session." It was reported then the two counties may have to provide a ft 00,000 fund to aid the State Road Department In a traffic study , . . but a Seminole official said thla morning that he la confident thla wilt not he necessary. Bryant Just Spectates Some TALLAHASSEE (UPf) — Gov. Farris Bryant aald Thursday he la only an Inter­ ested spectator In the 1911 gubernatorial race, but hinted he may be at tha starting line hy the Feb. I deadline. Th« governor, parrying questions about his political future el his weekly new* con­ ference, was casual and hu­ morous, but carefully avoided either stepping in or out of th e rin g . He *aid response to news stories that Florida’s off-year election setup may have eliminated the prohibition against a governor succeeding him self have been “very grai ifying.” “I have received a reason able number of letters from people asking nm to run,” ho said. Bryant repeated he has no iniim-diato plana to run again, but quickly added he could conceive of circum­ stance* that would change hi* mind. One such circumstance, ho suid with a aniile, would Imi If (lie office threateneii to go by default because there were no candidates. l!y United Press International Temperature* plunged to record low* from Key Weat to Tallahassee early todny, but weathermen said eitrua cropa and truck vegetables went un­ scathed except for the extreme northern part of the atate. U.S. Retaliate In 'Spy' Arrest MOSCOW (UPI) — The U. S. Embassy today informed surprised Soviet official* that the United State* would not take part in scheduled cul­ tural exchange talks as long aa Yale Prof. Frederick C. Barghonm Is held on espio­ nage rhargts. American sources aald So­ viet cultural officials acted surprised and protested that the exchange agreement has no connection with the ar­ rest of the 62-year old New York-born professor, n So­ viet affairs expert and a lead­ er In th* cultural exchange program. But the amhassy relayed thn State Department's decis­ ion to suspend th« negotia­ tions pending Barghoorn’a re­ lease, Officials noted that part of th* cultural exchange pro­ gram to be discussed had been worked out by Barghoorn him-elf a student exchange between Ysle and Kiev uni­ versities. The Soviet presi today car­ ried a surprisingly full report on President Kennedy's de­ nial Thursday thnt Barghoorn was a spy. Temperature*, dropped to the low 20'a In the 1'anhandl* and Ihe mld-40's In South Florid* (or the second morn­ ing in n raw, but weathermen predicted n wanning trend over the weekend. Th# Lakeland Frost Warn­ ing Service said that heavy fruat In the extrema northern pert of the state killed tom* L te bean and squash cropa, but that cltrua waa not both­ ered by tha cold. "In fact," the service re­ ported, ‘The cold may have put soma color and awcetneaa into tha fruit." Although crops fared well, Florldnna shivered in tha ugseasonable cold and record Iowa of 23 a t Tallahaaaae, Sd a t Key West and 45 i t the Miami Airport were recorded for thla aarty In tha year. Jacksonville had e freezing 31 degree* and th* thermom­ eter reed 29 a t Gainesville, The mercury hit 15 on the Gulf coast a t Tampa. At Lakeland, In tha heart of the cltrua belt, tha tempera­ ture dropped to 42—safe foe even tha tender, young eitrua tree*. Damaged Tanker Sinks Bow Up BUZZARDS BAY, SI a a t . ( UP I ) — Tha erlppled tanker Dynafuel, rammed Thursday by a Norwegian freighter, sunk stem first off Cape Cod todny with a chunk of the how protruding above water. Th* sunken veesel waa declared a hazard to shipping. The 516 - foot Dynafuel sank and capsized In 30 to 40 Yelvington feet of water after tha two locked ahlps parted. Tha col­ President O f lision had I m b e d d e d tha freighter Into th* eoaatal Code Congress .M. E. Yelvington, build­ tanker. Th* two vessels collided la ing amt planning director for the City of Sanford, bur** at daybreak Thursday wax honored today by being In Buzzard* Bay, 10 mllea eirrlrd president of Ihe from th* west end nf the ca­ Southern Building Code Con- nal and about 10 miles south gre*x, In rnnvrnllon at Hal- of New Bedford. All 62 crew­ lax, Tex., according to a men were rescued, but five re­ trlegram rrrrltrd by City ceived minor Injuries, Both ships were aet afire. .Manager W. E. Knowles. C U T -R A T E Icy Baby O K After N igh t In Stolen C ar TULSA. Okla. (UPI) — Itohert Davis, 7 months, wax healthy today despile a 25 de­ gree night he spent in an abandoned ear. "He’s tough," Joe Davis, his father, said. Davis left his 11-pound wm with a friend Wednesday night with a frirnd Wednes­ day night. The friend left the tot in hli car momentarily and returned to find the car had been stolen. Officer Mack Pok found Ihe ahandoned car seven hour* later. The baby wax on his knee* crying. A bottle of milk later, the baby was Southside PTO quiet and doctors said there wax nothing apparently wrong Meets Tuesday with him. The Southside PIT) will heir a com plate report of tha Hal. lowenn carnival at a meeting '1 Die In Fire ST. PETERSBURG I UPI) of tha group Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. a t the Southside School, —Four Negro children died In A social wilt he held in thu a fire at an apartment houia | school lunchroom following hire today while their mother waa out walking. ' the meeting. L IQ U O R P R IC E S PLU S FREE GOLD IJOND STAMPS ----- 5THS. EARLY TIMES BOURBON CHARTER OAK BOl ItllON . OLD STAG BOURBON SEAGRAMS VO COURTS BLEND GUCK EMI K I M Eft BLEND _ SEAGRAMS T BLEND .. SIR MALCOLM SCOTCH D K U K Y H SCOTCH .... FIVE FLAGS VODKA PINTS - ...........- 51.10 Vi ZORKO RUM BACARDI RUM FREE GOLD BOND STAMPS WITH PACKAGE GOODS CA RIDE LOUNGE VALDEZ HOTEL t P * � 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 14, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 14, 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 14, 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/8844550cec533e7f599f589619393ebe.pdf 6bcc2990fe9e94dcad49636d99b6f5a5 PDF Text Text t ^ W - » a * . i i ' i i l'V i i ' ( i W l I ! i f HI I Features Talk REGISTRATION for J*S Cub recently acquired by th* newly organized Naval Air Station Sanford Aero Club, Inc., U presented to Lt. Cdr Earl U tter, operationa officer, by CPO George Felgar, treasurer, while mem­ ber! and officers look on. (Herald Photo) Koimoth Whltakor, noalotant apodal a fo n t in charge, Pod* oral Bureau o f fnrootlgation, Jacksonville office. fn bis talk on "Christianity and Law Enforcem ent," W h it, alter brought on t tho "threat from w ithin" pointing out that "Am erica'* strength Is In her ehureheo." Hia remark* on **crime around the clock " w ore illus* t r it n l r rut several true atorlei o f hie work with tho P B I wer# relate? 1, Whitaker waa Introduced by William Urumbaugh follow ing the Invocation given b y Rev. Cecil N. O gg. Seated a t th« speaker*’ Uble went Hugh Booth, H im Kay Ryan and Brumbaugh. Miaa Ryan, a form er achool teacher, atrongly urged those attending to read up on the Communist threat, how they operate and what they are do­ ing to undermine, In the mlnda of today's achool children, all that la Important and reapect* rd by the true American. Other public meetings on this subject w ill bo held in th* near future. ARC Presents Certificates Seminole County Chapter, A merle an Red Cross has issued S3 first aid certificate* to Uio Gray la d le s In th* school program and 19 to the PTA of Bear Lake Elemen­ tary School. Mrs. R. L, Mat­ hews instructed both classes. Certificates went to 14 clinic mothers o f South Semi­ nole Elementary School, in­ structed by H. V. Hendershot and Mrs. Edwins M clstor o f Maitland' Inter-denomlnatlocial Church of Chuluota receiv­ ed 14 awards. Jay A. Saucer taught the d a n , Besuscl-Annio respiration demonstrations were given at all clatte* by Sally Nelder, Martha Kilpatrick, Edith Avcnal and Evelyn Blrkenmeyer, member* of the ARC water safety program far Seminole County, waa M n . Louis* Blgmoo, principal o f th* school who atressod that tho girts re•calv* Instruction on many levels and are self-reliant up­ on relcmia, Th* girls, who tire 20 to a c o t t o n with fou r to rech bedroom, rerelv* Instruction Raptoring Mrs. A. D. M e Vbarsen, scheduled speaker, take business tours**. Each cottage la equipped with Its own laundry, kitchen and rec. n a tion area, Including a tele­ vision. I A group o f newer book* now available at th* Alta­ By M n . Adam Malter Tho WSCS o f tho DeBary monte Springs Library w a re! Cbmmualty Methodist Church reviewed by Mrs. Smith Cady mot last Tuesday evening to and It waa announced that a hoo r Dr. H. C. 8c hoi berg, nursery la set up a t th* li­ form or mlaslooary to India brary fo r chlldrra o f mother* tor aeew than M j a m , apeak who wish to attend tho Civic oa work batal don* ta that Club meetings. j country b y th* United Pro­ Mambtrs w«r# notified that test so t Church**. a meeting o f th* Seminolo HtulbAad* wore Invited ta Couhty Federation e t Worn- ' Attend this apodal meeting en’a Club* will bo held a t 10:30 Dr. Scbolborg displayed am . on Thursday, N ov. 21, m any ortlctoi acquired while at th* I-ongwood Civic League b India Including carved ate- Building with members o f th* fh aate, A doll, slipper and a League as hostesses. A cov­ pure*. ered dish luncheon w ill b* Mrs. Mo m Lewis, secretary served at noon, of Mlaslooary EdueaUoo, waa Hostesses for last week’ s to chargo of tho program meeting wer* Mr*. Frank Refreshments were served O'Brien, Mrs. E. Hammons, during tha social period by Mra. H. 0 . Fuller and Mra, M n . Elm o Moor* and m*m< A . N. Caldin. b o n o f tho Ruth Circle. Dr. Scholbtrg Is Speaker For DeBary WSCS Legal Notice COMMANDER GEORGE Howard, of VFW Post 10050 of Casselberry, eltuwa Department Commander Tom Glase, of Sarasota, and District Junior Vice Commander Robert Taylor, on hand for the groundbreaking, architect’s plana and a model of the new poet home to be located on SR 436 at Iria Rd. R J ia o Casselberry VFW Post 100SO, o f Cassel­ berry, com m em orated its first anniversary as well as Veteran's Day, Sunday with a groundbreaking for Its new building. Members o f Post 10050 aod American Legion Memorial P u t 2M attended the 8:30 service at the Casselberry Community Methodist Church to a body. Tba parada and eeremonit* In tba Memorial Park war* called off because o f the rain. Tbs VFW and Auxiliary Rev. Copeland Leads Revival By Jsn* Cswslharry Rev. Dftmae Copeland o f the Caiactberry Community Methodist Church ia conduct­ ing a revival this week at the Holden Heights Methodist Church In Orlando. Chaplain Robart Deal o f the Sanford Naval A ir Station preached for th* Sunday eve­ ning service at the Casselber­ ry church in his absence. In place o f tha usual Wed­ nesday prayer meeting and [tibia study a group w ill leave th* church a t 0:30 p.m, by Sunday School bus to attend th* aervic* at th* Holden Heights church. played host to veterans be­ longing to the tw o p u ts , their families and visiting officials, at a fish dinner held in the Woman's Club building. The VFW Auxiliary’s charter w is presented by Mrs. Maude C. HorreU, past depart­ ment president, to Mrs. Hollis following the dinner. Department Commander Tom G lu e , o f Sarasota, sod Mrs. Glase, im m ediate past pres blent of the 10th District Auxiliary; District Junior Vice Com mander and Mrs. Robert T aylor, Pina Hills, and Commander and Mrs. Hugh Carter, o f Pine Hills Post I1S2, w ere distinguished out-of-town visitors. Commander Glaxo and Vice Commander Taylor took part in the groundbreaking cere­ mony, held ns scheduled In spile o f the rain, et the site of the new post home on SR 13d and Iris Road In Cassel­ berry. The proposed building will be 40 x M feet, of concrete block construction with an at­ tractive colonial style front and cupola. Commander George Howard estimate* that the building will be valued at $40,000 when completed. The plans r i l l for a m eet­ ing room , kitchen facilities. ii r.vnK n o t i c b ta iir n K i i v G IV ­ EN ths I uadsr a Daera* o f Farsetnaur* and *.ita sntsra.1 by lha Jails* o f lbs Circuit Court o f tho Ninth Judlolal Circuit, ta aad for Bamlaol* County. Florida, aa tha Ith day o f Ncitsmhsr. 1**1 In • •orlaln raiisa bstwaan WIN* TKU I*AItK FKDKIUL *AV- 1X08 AND I/JAN AiWlh’ lk Ylu.N, a corpora tin a u reanls.d SB* axlallsia unJsr th* U s < at tha Untlad lU t s a at Amtrluo, with It* principal * ira o f buslaasa at W lm ar K rk. Oraaaa County. Florida, Fin In tif f nnft ALLAN 8. Mo. 1NTOBII amt HELEN M M«INTiutll. hi* a lia , and C r i l t l , J. Itl/VNIUKX and H ILD A nr/),NIOKN. hla srlfs. Dulunda n i* b a h if Ctunrsrjr No. 11134. 1 w ill aall at pubtlo austloa lo (ho hlahssi biiMsr tor oash al th* Courthouse In ihn U ly ot Hsu fa nl, H sm m ili Cuunty. Florida, nl th* hour • f M is* A. M . on Novsasbor fin d , 1SU. Hint rorlaln p*r•al a f rsnl prupsrty daanrlbad aa follosrai 0IO X aroordlwr Id plat tharaaf aa found In Pint Jlonk I*. I*a*aa I A i s f lha Fublla Racorda ot Homlaula Caaotp, Florida. (SEAL) Arthur H. Htthwlth. Jr.. Clark at Cvrowil Court liyi Start ha T. Vlhlaa, DC. WSndarwaadla, Halasa A War* *94 Dark Area**, OaaU Wlater Park. Fterlda Attorurya fur FtaJnlUf publish Xu*. It, l»*iODO-dk, snihJr. ISIS. (8 C M .) Arthur H. Ilsokwlth. Jr. rtark a f CtrcuU Court |!v. star tha T. Vlhlaa tMputy Clsrk ASKI.'ILSON, RUSH DKAX. LDWXlifXa O van dsn HU 11(1 A ltornsya and Counasllar* at Law Fust O ffloa Boa SSSI Orlando. Florida Tstophoa* 311-11)1 Ftthllafe Nor. », U. IS, 14, t»41 ODO-I Rehearsals a n held on Thursday o f each week at the Episcopal Parish House in Enterprlsa. Those interested in joining the group should contact Howard Sharp, businew manager or Roger Callnl, director. c i i x - :* 1 Throt s u itin g s* riot I M ast haautlful, host tailing Ramhlara tvar b u ilt! All hive ilrckli-out room for 6 adults, com iort o f coil-spring seats, curved-glass side windows, a remarkably smooth ride to go with America’s easiest handling and parking. New options include Shift-Command automatic floor slick Tor V -I’s—you shift It. or it shifts ilvelf; Adjust-O-Tilt 7-position itecring wheel for Classics. Ambavsadors. Conic see the must successful Ramblers ever built t and how lo avoid them M any o f tho estimated 17,000,000 Am erican! w ho are t o w owners hare acquired stock to hare a second Income (Tore dividends. Others hop* their money will grow over the yean. Whatever your goal, you can benefit from not making Mistake N *. I t Choosing your broker at random. How t* avoid: Look i p a nearby Member Firm o f tha Now Y o rk Stock Exchange. Each M ember Firm la different, with iti own services and characteristics. But each has these thing* in com m on : It is subject to the many regulations o f tha Ex­ change. And its Registered Representatives had to measure up to Exchange requirements when they became Memboa Mistake N o. 2: Setting out to get rich in a burry. How to a v d d : Ask yourself what’ s important to you. Then with the help o f your Member Firm work out a simple longr* n g « investment program in keepingwithyour circumstance*. K eep in mind that stock and bon d prices go both down and u p. A company may not continue to pay dividends o r Inter­ est. Y ou 'll want to look for companies you think will prosper. A M E R IC A N — All*new compact • economy king. Lowed priced sedans, tutioa wagon, bardiop and convertible.• f l a t liu.ib 13, !’•«•» ft and 10, I'uhllt- Hsonrils of 8 , inlii"l« LViunly. FlnrliU. hsa tossn 111* i a ««ln st y»u In ths ahovs-slylsd suit, an<1 ynu sra rsoulrad ta sarva a ropy ot jm ir Answsr or olh sr Ptsaillnp lo lha Cnmplalnt on I'lalnlirra allorn sys. ANKF.ll. SON, ItUS 11. KUAN. 1/ >»V NItlM * van dsn IIICIU1. 113 Cast I'sntrat Avnnus. O tU nd.i. FLirldt. s n j III* th* orl■Inai A asnor or othsr P U sdlt>( In lbs ntfloa or Ihs Florh ot th# Clrsult C ourt on or hofiirs Ihs ISth d ty nf Dao* •mbsr. 1P*S. If ynu fall (a da •u, a dserso pro conr**s» w ill b* tahsa asalnat you for tha rallof dsmsadsd ta lha Com ­ plaint, This Molten shall hs publlohsd onsa a wash tor four runism Uva wsaks In lha San­ ford Harald. DATKt) ihla lat day af X ov- chestra, now lu rehearsals for Ka first performance of the tea lo o . la In need of ad* drtbmal musicians. coin Road, Miami Beach. F lorIda. and flit tha original la ths o ffice o f the Clerk et th* above Court on. or boforo, tha 31nd day o f Koxambar, USX, In default o f which th* Com­ plaint w ill bo tabes aa to n f eased against you for the retlaf requested In P la in tiff* Complaint. DATED this 1* th day o f O ctober. 1SS1. at Miami Seech. Dade County, Florida. (HEAL.) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., Clork o f tha Circuit Court Uy: Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clark F flA X K * «TREUtO Vr. Attorneys fo r Plaintiff. 1111 l.lncoln Boad Miami Beach 1J, Florida Publish Oct. 33, 3f A Nov. ■ 13. 1**3. F in n brok en . And Thru To Orlando-Miami A s*nu* wrvTvrw itr s u n W SC ST o M eet In Casselberry these casy-to-avoid mistakes: Denver CIATH'N, a earpnrutlnn ..rwanlss* and aaiailn* under ihs law * o t lha Units.! Plata* at ( m a 1* Edward If. Camp, 15. resi­ dent o f Daytona Beach for the past 2th y e a n , died there Nov. I. He waa ■ retired electrical engineer for t h • Atlantic Const Line Railroad and for­ merly m ade hit home in San­ ford and Kendrick for many years. Surviving la one sister, Mrs. W. L. Henley, of Daytona MEMPHIS, K AN SAS CITY Vltth Plaintiff. p o it u f A ir c , Orchestra Needs Former Resident Musicians By Mrs. Adam Matter Funeral Held Th* DeBary C oocw t Or- go THRU to r u im ir r . 44 *• K v.l in rn iiiM T no. istsa j. i. k u u x it o n ro A O it c o n r o R A T io x o r F l o r i d a , o F lorid * corporation. The Esther Circle will pre­ Much o f th* work will be sent a short play at a meet­ C » iH lb ,r r r . Florida aa donated by members o f the ing o f th* Woman's Society recorded In P lot Book IS. post. of Christian Service of the va se 31, Public tlocorda nr mlii'il* County, Flor­ The post was chartered with Casselberry Community Meth­ ida. together with R efri­ • mem bership o f U l, which odist Church Wednesday at gerator, Kang* and Oveni H eater; w /du cta and Dlth* was the largest charter ever 2 p. m . at th* church. waeher; Including th* Mrs. E. P . Richards will he granted In the state. The p u t buildings and appurten­ ances located thereon, atnl th« program leader. Hostess­ was able to m eet the entire together with the furni­ year’s obligations to the VFW es will be Mrs. Jsck Wsltman, ture. furUhlngs, and fix­ Mrs. Clare Balmer Mrs. Wei* tures altuata therein, and during its first three months. located thereon. 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Oranf* County, with a goal at 9MS.OOO, reachad tha lop with money to span hi a month. gaminol* County’i populatkat Is aattnatod at 66,000. On* dollar m m each and the UF drive her* also would have overshot its mark. This ia a 9-in-l drive — nine stand** re­ ceiving a part of your on* contribution. Thaa* are th* Boy Scouts, Children's Horn* Society. Family Counseling Service, Old Scouts, Good Samaritan Home, Mental Health Association. Red Cross, Salvation Army and USO. Contributions may be made by mailing to P. O. Bnx Idd, Sanford, or by telephoning a pledge to 863-0636. Do th* people of Seminole County want nine separate drives rather than on* combined campaign? Think about i t . . . and mall or talaphone your pledge TODAY I 1 FEC Showdown With U. S. Sidetracked Oddity in tho newa: Two Embassy today protected to ear owner* reported to police their vehicle* w ere dieablod tho Soviet foreign minister 5T. AUGUSTINE (U P I) •od would bo removed later; over tho arrest o f Y ale UniThe Florida East Chart Rail­ TIT neither ow ner eooM re- varsity Prof. Frederick C. member the make or Heenae Barghoom on epy chargee way plana to iaitlata step* "a s aooo aa possible" to renumber o f their care. that earry a possible prison sum* passenger service, ap­ * * * or death sentence. In aniwer to many, many parently a i a concession to Mikhail Smlrnovsky, chief gueriea: Jayeeea are w orking of tha American section of the the federal government. with tho County Commlaalon Both FEC Board Chairman Soviet Foreign O ffice, told on plan* fo r a new animal the embasey that for th* mo­ Ed Ball and Vice President ■halter, to bo in operation ment do detaila could be pro­ WlnfTed L. Thornton made it abortly after Jan. 1. A lto, vided about Barghoorn'a ar­ clear Tuesday, however, that Jayeeea “ feeling out” City it will take at least 30 days to rest Commlaiionera on a joint proj* The em bassy said it would get passenger locomotives out a c t Note on the spindle continue to press for an in­ of “ mothballs” and recall n o d e : Goodness know*, San­ terview with the 33-year old c a n leased to other lines dur­ ford could us* a new animal Soviet alfaira expert. But ing the 10-month-old strike by ■heltar. Uw Soviet! w ere expected to non-operating unions. • o o They also said th e n would Ignore request* and hold VOL. 16 United Praaa Leased Wire Iraq Routs Rebels In Short Revolt BE IR U T, Lebanon (UPI>— Th# The Iraqi rortrn m tn t appear­ *d ed today to have quelled a brief m o l t after unidentified rebel unite lennrbed yr-nnd attaeha In and air attacks hi the tha heart o f Baghdad. fore**, waa buried today in A rlin gton Nation*] Cemetery. lodge Rites W ASH ING TO N DiesAi Hospital Rep. Slade To Shift To GOP Rocky Talks At Miami j Juice Plant Considered By Longwood Barry Advised By ‘Expert’ LAST CALL! S jrra lii Annual Progress Edition Monday, November 18th M A IL YOUR L IS T IN NOW! (U P I) - Om . J*hn K. Hodge, 7*. for­ m er chief e f U. ft- Arm y field ;>eace Corps W ASHINGTON (C P !) — President Kennedy's $102 mil­ lion Peace Corps bill wa* called up by th* House today with Rep. Vamon W . Thom­ son (R -W is.) fighting for n 20 per cant cut. Space Program ST. PETERSBURG (U P I) — Th* Council o f 100 will pre­ sent * apodal program at the Orlando a*roap*c* seminar next month In hopeo o f attr a d in g more »pac*-ag* induetry to Florida. Kennan Named SENATE HEARINGS into the Ret-rich-qutck career o f Billie Sol Estes were marked "com­ plete" today and investigators began working on a formal report. Estes, who took th* fifth amendment Tuesday, Is shown as ha Mitered the hearings. (NEA Telephoto) PRIN CETON, N. J. (U P I) — Georg* F . Kennan, Pulltiar Prls* winning author and fo r ­ m er U . I , ambassador to th* Soriat Union and Yugoslavia, waa appointed Tuesday to tha Princeton U n lvenlty faculty. First Wintry Blast Joseph E. May Dips Into Southland Gill? FirmTo Move ToSeminole From Orlando JV U V A National Mediation Board de­ ferred action to Washington on a possible legal m ove to force the railroad to return to a pre-strike status ia com ­ pliance with President Ken­ nedy's weekend order creat­ ing an em ergency in vest Igat ing board in the strike. High Court Plea For Confessed Killer Set ClearH Lifeguards WED., NOVEMBER New Electronics Plant Coming Reports reaching here atilt ware aketohy, but diplomatic observer* said It appeared the 11 . nlne-month-old Death party I • governm ent had routed th* rebels. t Th* fightin g, observers said, w as behaved to hav* develop­ ed follow in g a reshuffle in tha Baath hierarchy in which Tha railroad maintain* the strongm an Deputy Premier Railway Labor A ct does not provide for such a board in a Saleh El Baadi was ousted. Tha fightin g broka out this strika already long under way, and does not require a morning whan Iraqi air fore* £ return to the pre-strike “ ita Jets attacked the presidential tus q u o" In the ca te o f tbs palace. F ighting w as reported a t FEC. The NMB b a i admitted there la do precedent tor in- the heavily fortified defense vocation o f tha emergency ministry end to th* eity streets. Kenny Harriett reported "up B a r g h o o r n Incommuni­ be no passenger service un board provision to a 16T h a n w as no information m onth-old strike. less there can be guarantees and com ing" after hi* ardu cado during a prelim inary in­ Board Chairman Francis available on casualties. against further sabotage of ou* operation a t Cincinnati vestigation. Diplomatic circlaa hare aald A. O'Neill Jr. h is hinted tbit Children'* Hoepltal, Tube* re­ There was speculation here railroad property. Th* FEC agreed to begin the board might turn to th* the fa c t tha Baghdad Radio moved and he'a in a ward with that Barghoorn, who cam e to other children. However, Fire Russia to study its political moving toward resumption of Justice Department to force w ss atilt to government hand* ® Lt. and Mrs. George Harriett, Institutions, m a y have been passenger service after th* compliance by th* FEC, but Indicated Premier Maj. Gan this wa* before the state­ Ahmad Hasaas Bakr’a regime his parenta, plan to stay on am sted to set up an ex­ ments by Ball and Thornton w as la control. a t Cincinnati until he le com­ change with Ivan Ivanov, 33, agreeing to begin aettoa to­ Tha station waa heard hare pletely out o f danger. Kenney s Soviet chauffeur arrested ward resum ing passenger ordering werkors back to their w ill have to atay in the hoe­ last month in Englewood, N. Jobs. J., on charges o f complicity pltal fo r at least a month, Both railroad officials stock a • e in a spy ring. to the FEC position, however, Barghoorn, who served as Caeielberry Volunteer Fire that there would b* no re a press o ffice r at the U. S. Department extinguished placing o f soma TOO workers Embassy here during World blaie at the home o f Jack O. hired since th* start o f tha Glenn, 191 Lake Triplet Drive, War II, returned this fall on tourist visa WEST PALM BEACH (U P I) ■tribe last J a a ..B With imtoa ♦hi* morning. Several hundred a one-month mem bers returning to ' — An attorney tor Dennis dollars damage to the carport which expired N ov. t. during the 00-day forced truce It w as believed that his Joseph Eugene May, 40. and sporting equipment. Whitney will make a final brought on by the Presklent's died at Seminole Memorial research notes might be used Hospital Tuesday morning. is evidence to support the plea before th* U. S. Supreme order. Friday i* D-Day fo r the Thornton said “ som a" atrlb He resided at 221 Flamingo espionage charges If Barg­ Court before Thursday to United Fund! Only 60 per hoorn U brought to trial. save the confessed teen-age ers would be rehlred to fill Drive and had been restaur­ tent accomplished! position* created by the build­ ant m anager tor Roumillat* Barghoorn has written sev­ killer’ s life. • • • up to resumption of passenger Walgreen Drug Store s i n e # eral books on Soviet affairs, Whitney, w ho admitted service. Sanford recreation depart­ all o f them critical o f the coming to Sanford in slaying seven people in s two ment is in need o f adults to Communist regim e. 19M. He moved here from cross-country robbery spree, b*lp eoaeh Biddy Basketball Gainesville where he w m Western experts here said was sentenced to death for this aesson, »o says Rec Di­ Barghoorn probably was held manager o f all toad service killing Miami service Station rector Jim Jernigam Contact under a loosely worded spy at the University of Fk>rlda. worker Arthur Keller. him. clause o f the Russian federa­ Mr. May served as a staff The high court denied a • • * tion criminal code making sergeant with th* U.8. Army hearing to Whitney l a s t In the Pacific during World Here's a switch: Mrs. A rn­ espionage an offense punish­ month and attorney Charles seven to IS years War II. He waa chairman of old Hood at the soo asks for able by A. Nugent said th* last legal JA CK SO N VILLE (UPI> — cub scouts tor Seminole Coun­ donations o f old blankets and imprisonment o r death. step will be to petition the Democratic atate Rep. Toni ty, one of the orgin iiers of quilt* for her animat* . . . Slade announced today he court for reconsideration. the local chapter of Knights ■aye U'a real cold a t night. Nugent claims Whitney is a would bolt his party to became o f Columbus and a member • • • "changed b o y ." Gov. Farris a Republican because he could o f All Souls Catholic Church. Butch Riser, who disting­ Bryant has tlgned a death not g o along with national He is survived by his wife, uished himself In sports at warrant for Whitney, but his Democratic policies. Ruby Siarie, a son, Joseph Seminole High School, will execution was delayed by the Slade, 27-year-old native Jr., a daughter. Robin Marie perform with the F’SU squad first appeal to the Federal o f Starke who moved to Jack­ and two brothers, Gerald Thursday evening against Court. sonville In 1957, said he would NEW YORK (U P I) - Gov. M sy, Hohoken, N. J. and Ro­ officially change his registra­ North Carolina SU te frosh at Nelson a . Rockefeller, only bert M sy, Oklahoma City, Daytona Beach. ; announced Republican prcsltion at th* courthouse thi* Okia. a ft i-muon, • • • dential candidate, continues Rosary will he recited at lie la id hi* action would Animal shelter (proposed) his "u n derdog " fight for the 8 p. m. Thursday at Grammake him Ineligible to run will benefit from the public nomination today with apkow Funeral Hume. Funeral for o ffire for two y*«r*, under dance sponsored by Gamma pearances in M ismi. Maas will be at 11 a. m. Fri­ a Florida atatutt, but he Rockefeller flewr to Miami f.ambda chapter, Beta Sigma day at All Souia Catholic planned to run a* a Republi­ where he addressed an edi­ By Donna Estes J'hl sorority, Saturday eve­ Church. Burial will be in HillThe Longwood City Council can a* loon “ as I frel I crest Memorial Park, Gamesning at the M ayfair, Y'atl tors' group and taped two television interviews for later met In continued session Tues­ can m ak* a contribution in tom e! Vllla. rebroadc-ast before returning day night to consider adopt­ governm ent," here 12 hour* later. ing an amendment to the Th* maverick legislator Not* on the spindle: A Mre. coning ordinance said he was making the switch The governor, who has ad­ general Walker called and wants to know why "som eb ody" doesn't mitted be currently fills the which would permit Tri-Juice beratis*, *'I feel th* national do something about bringing underdog role in the battle Products, Inc., a fresh fruit Democratic administration has CHICAGO (U P ll-S c n . Bar an eye-esr-nuse-throat special­ with Sen. Barry Gold water, juice company, to krcule in in fact deserted the thinking (D -Arlr.), his leadin’ but un the city. o f the m ajority o f th* people ry G oljw ater, R -A rir, on hi* ist to Sanford T announced opponent, picked William R Crerden, presi­ in Florida. plan-, not to announce before • • • up some political support dent o f the Orlando Company, “ Because o f this I do not January a final decision on ACL carman G. E. Piercy Tuesday from Maryland. has informed council that this feci I have deserted the Dcmo- making the GUP presidential I,*, Juii.tU the 40-Year Club At his own expense, Rocke­ tirm wLhrx to build a two i-iatic P aity but that 1 have race: o f ACL employes. L. R. feller flew a party of W Mary­ story plant, containing 2,MO joined a party which mora "The best advice I got was Miner Jr.. ACL agent here, land GO»* leaders into live square feet of floor space, oo nearly effects m y own person­ from President Kennedy, and has been transferred to Tern- city (or a lunch of filet mi- the com er of E. Lake Avenue al views and what I believ* ha said, 'don't get in loo P*. goon a ml strawberry icebox and Sanlando .Springs Drive to b* the view* o f the majori­ soon.' I get advice from ex • e e cake in the exclusive Rocke­ adjoining the east side o f the ty o f Floridians." porta." a Polk* cruisers now carrying feller Center executive dining ACL tracks. 9 eamcraa to shoot pictures o f suit*. Present plana call tor the all automobile accidents with Baltimore Mayor Theodore plant to be in operation nine (JO or more damage. McKeidin, who nominated months o f tbe year employing • • # Gen. Dwight D. Elsenhower a minimum of 60 persons. CPO Olattli, Navy recruiter, ■t tho 1052 GOP convention, A public hearing on the reminds high school seniors later gave Rockefeller a u n in g amendment will be and recent graduates ho will qualified endorsement, saying held at * p. m. oo Monday bo at tho USO her* from 11 ho waa "th o beat man for the Dee. 2. at which time any to 1 each Tuesday to get their republican nom ination." objections will be heard and names on the dotted line. " I can 't aay that about the considered by council. A . . . WILL HE OUT others." McKeidin added. Herald photographer Bill “ Until I find a beltrr quali­ Vincent Jr. is considering fied man, I am for Governor ■om* action sgainet hi* dog Rockefeller." DELAND (U P I) Clrcuil If You Would Lik* ThU Special 84 Pane . . just what. Bill hasn't fig­ He indicated tha “ others" Judge P. B. Revela quashed Pictorial Edition Mailed To Friend* Anywhere ured out. Ho heard tha pooch were Senator Goldwater and Tuesday a manslaughter in­ In The United Staten Or Ovemeax . . • making a noise and investi­ former vie* president Rich­ dictment against three Daygated . . the canine was chew- ard M. Nixon. McKeidin said tuna Beach lifeguards accus­ tog up a picture o f Bill, hhw- th* New Y ork governor would ed o f causing tha death o f a (Endow 30c Per Copy, Please) jeelf. Looks like th* dog "d o all righ t" in the Mary­ fellow lifeguard during a fra­ ternity initiation. doesn't like you, IMU land primary if he enters. j Established IMS lU W ’ Fna Blustery northeast winds drove up to 10 incites o f snow across part* of Ohio toil ay and brought a touch of win­ ter to the Southland. Schools were rinsed m aom* Ohio communities. Heavy inow warnings were posted for throughout tha day in Ohio, Pennsylvania ami western New York. The Wea­ ther Bureau Issued freeze warning* tor tonight a* far south u Mississippi and Ala­ bam a. Itsmbden, Ohio, reported 10 Inches o f snow today and Milk Commission Sued By Firms CLEARW ATER (U P I) - A suit waa (lied in Circuit court her* Tuesday seeking a re straining order to prevent the Florida Milk Commission from enforcing Its fair trade practice order which is sch e­ duled to go Into effect Nov. 20. The suit was filed by Wabb'a City, Inc., of St. Petersburg; IJI General Store*, Inc.; and Gulf. Coast Farm Stores, Die. Named eo-defendanti In the suit were the individual mem bera o f the milk commlasion. Under the milk commission order which was approved In September, stores would be forced to sell their milk at a minimum of 92 cent* per gallon, but lending machine* would be allowed to sell at 90 rents per gallon. The suit charges that the trad* order Is "arbitrary, vague, unreasonable, onion stitutjonal and contradictory." Only Swofford Has Opposition Incumbent Msyor Lawrence Swofford, opposed by G. W. " J e r r y " Tetrault, is the only candidal* with apposition run­ ning for office In Dec. 1 mun­ icipal election in Altamonte Springs. incumbent Ward One Coun n lm an Keith Nixon is unop­ posed tor thi* post as is R o­ bert E. fB ob ) Newell for Ihe Ward Tw o post of Frank Ger­ hard! who does not seek reelection. Deadline (or qualifying snd for voter registration in Al­ tamonte was at I p. m. Tuc^lay. U. S. 'Coolness* T O K Y O (U P I) — Prine* Norodom Bihanouk, Cambo­ dia’s th ie f o f state, may hav* based his decision to renouned U. 8 . aid on what h* eonsld« « American eoolnaaa toward kla smalt nation's neutrality, observers said today. M h la n if Ohio, raparto Inch**. Snowfall along th* southern edge o f Lake Eri* averaged about I Inches. The mercury fell to So d e­ grees at Raleigh, Rich mood, and Asheville. Temperatures hovered Just above treating at l.ouisvlll*, Mcmphia, Birm ingham and Rhrevepnrt. Many seclioni of ttw North got their first snow of the season Tuesday, but it waa mostly flurries. A narrow area around bxmwood, Mich., however, waa blanketed with nearly a foot o f snow. Hough­ ton, M ich , had 3 Inches and iloulton, Maine, had > Inches. Nearly an Inch of rain fell at Newport, Or*., and up to a half inch wa* reported along the Washington and Oregon coast. Meanwhile, conservation of­ ficials in Oklahoma suspended the deer hunting sea ioa In seven southeastern counties because o f th* danger of for­ est fire. Woodlands In th* area were tinder dry because of (he extended drought. 2nd Suicide Try Under Train, Success Apportion Case A new electron! r i industry, with a 9100,000 annual pay* roll, la stated to m ov* lata Seminole County in Ihe very n*ar future, K wa* tea m ed today. Precisioneering, Inc., of Or­ lando, announced it Is plan­ ning to construct a $20,000, 7,300-square foot industrial building on Shephard Road, o ff Highway 17-92, near th* Dearborn and D ynatrooka plants. Head o f the firm . J. E a rl Provencber, said th* com ­ pany manufactures g o v e r n ment prime materials, such aa aircraft and m liill* com ­ ponents, Navy eatapault g ea r and ground support equipm ent for all military agendas. Stating k wlU be * ’ Tight Industry", Provencber added h* will employ 10 persons, with 23 a t peak season. His firm has been located in Orlando since Novem ber 1031, on* o f th* moat com ­ plete shops of Ita kind ia C cm tral Florida, However, h* haa decided to m ov* his plant to Srmlnol* County. County Board o f A djust­ ment ia slated to hold a pu b­ lic hearing Monday evening la Uw m atter o f Precision***' ing building Ha new plant la this Industrial b o m . Inning D irector Robert Brown a rid today thara , - opposi­ tion to this expansion and nona is anticipated. W ASHINGTON (U P I) — T k s f q m * Ctosni «M s sched­ uled to hear • final defense today e f th* w ey New Y ork’ s state legislature la chosen be­ fore turning to eomplatnta SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (U P I) that Alabama la favoring rur­ —Four teen age airmen m ad* al votars *v*r eity-dwallar*. believ* today they wera roc­ keting along at 27,500 feet ia a Gemini er Apollo space capUNITED NATIONS, N . Y, aula at tha Air Fore* School (U P I) — Bmalt-nation « g > o f Aerospace Medicine. t lator* moved th* United Th* airmen, including P h i ­ State* and Russia closer to a lip B. Jameson, IT, o f Clear­ compromise agreement today water, will spend 30 days In on • resolution to gat tha th* eapaul* breathing purn Geneva disarmament talks oxygen In a study to deter­ going agsim mine possible reactions o f future spacemen who ara con ­ fined to sm all areaa at high altitudes aver long periods o f NEW YORK (U P I) — Coast Guard cutter waa on Ita time. A spokesman at th* school w ay from Bermuda today to assist an aiploaiv* • laden said tha men wera doing well American freighter, th* 8.3. snd hava adapted to tho close Hercules Victory, disabled in living quarters with high m o ­ tha Atlantic Tuesday by an ral*. So far, they hav* spent th* first eight days at norm al exptoilon and firm atmospheric pressure team ­ ing how to use experimental instruments. H AV AN A (U P I) — Cuban armed forces minister Raul Castro charged Tuesday night TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — that U. 8. Marine* at the Guantanamo Naval Baa* have The Florida Council for th* been waging “ constant a g ­ Blind has sta rted '* com plete gression" against Cuba ami reorganization that will put “ opening fire " on Cuban more stress on training and rehabilitating blind children. troops. LANCASTER, Calif. (U P i) —S h eriff* detectives said a man identified as John Uir mingham, 33, tried to com m it suicide Tuesday by Jumping in front o f a train not far from his home at nearby Rosa m ood. That attempt (ailed, invest! gator* said, but a few hours later he succeeded in a tlm liar attempt near this desert community northeast of Los Angeles, A 17-year-old boy who had picked Birmingham up as a hitchhiker said Birmingham saw a train approaching snd yelled: "S lop the carl l want to jum p in front of the train." The boy tried to persuade Birmingham to say in the car, but he said the man jumped from the moving auto and hurled him­ self into th* path of the Southern Pacific freight train. F r e e R id e HONULULU (U PI)—'Thomas Sherman 28, of Fort Lauder­ dale. Fla., was arrested in Waikiki by FBI agenta Tues­ day ou charges of financing a 13,000 cross-country vaca­ tion on stolen credit tarda. Florida Youth 'Rocketing* In Space Capsule Talks Closer Go To Aid Ship Attacks Charges Blind Program ANNOUNCING! NOW SERVIN6 DAILY A BUSINESS M EN ’S LU N C H EO N FROM 11:30 A. M. TILL 2 I*. M. FROM W * UP. INCL. BEVERAGE Menu Varied Dully Also Ala Carte Ordera — Bring The Ladle* — JOIN US AT — COCKTAIL HOUR FROM 4 TO 8 P. M. BAR SPECIALS g | c 2314 Park Drive Sanford, Fla. * �! Sift S tn fo ri P a tee S — W»r«Ib FIG H T L E U K E M IA N o t . 18, 1 0 6 8 WIN UNiVSftSITY A N D W I N A .•er.cM FREE SCH O LA R SH IP t .T IA I PAID TUITION SCHOLARSHIP TO ANY IN FLORIDA FOR YOUR O ljH I lP lW S O .O O O . CHANTS O R U N fTAM M I GIVE 50 MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS TO THE tEUKEMIA SOCIETY AND ENTER CONTEST BEING HELD AT A IL FOOD FAIR AND SETZERS STORES NOW THRU NOV. 21st. O P IMTRY BLANKS AND PUU DITAILS AT YOUR ----------------Y O O D -T A IR /S m itS JTG R fc------- --------- 2nd 7 5 .0 0 0 MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS 30.000 M ERCHANT GREEN STAMPS 15.000 MERCHANTS * GREEN "STAMPS 3 r d 4 th »> i t SGT. CROWLEY Army Needs Airborne Volunteers BLUE RIBBON QUALITY BONELESS •'Volunteers a n nestled by CHOCK BOAST" 69< 2460 PARK AVE. BLUE RIBBON QUALITY the U. 8. A m y fo r enlistment hi the alita Airborne," Prank Crowley, local > 7THB ROAST “ 69* 8 ft. A rm y recruiter, said today. BLUE RIBBON QUALITY Tha recruiter advlied that a large fo r number this of exciting M GROUND B U T volunteers field _ a rt needed immediately to fill < LEAN MEATY SMALL BAR-B-Q SIZE lating vacancies; that men applying must ba o f good moral character, betwen the ages ad 17 and 34, be able to success­ fu lly c o m p l e t e necessary mental examinations, and be la excellent physical condition. Tha recruiter stated, "T o day’a A rm y is n ach in g into the frontiers o f the sky to de­ velop a mobile fighting force un equaled by none: The U. 5 A m y Airborne, "Keynoted by speed, range, and mobility, the Airborne la an elite group o f adventurous young men thoroughly trained in both nuclear and non-nu clear warfare tactics—ready and willing to mast any chal­ lenge," Sergeant C r o w l e y said, and continued, "The in stunt readiness of the Airborne to get into action sw iftly la dally proving to be more and more important In the A rm y’i overall strategy, "Qualifleytlone arw deter mined and assignment guar­ anteed prior to enlistment through aptitude testa and p h y a I a a 1 elim ination,” be an lif. qualified paratroopers on Jump status receive an extra |56 per mondr In addition othar pay and allowance*, as. a d d in g to Sergeant Crowley. Young men who are looking fo r an adventurous way o f life that la filled with exciting as lion are urged to contact Her geant Crowley, lie may be contacted at the Sanford Na­ tional Guard Armory on Mon­ days between 10 a. m. and 2 p. m. Other day* ha may be reached at the U. S. Army Re­ cruiting Station, suite 203, the Kxscutiva H u i 1 d I n g. 2!V20 North Orange Avenue, Orlundo, telephone 422-6394, to help take the Initial step to­ ward wearing tha coveted *11vtir wing* o f an Army Para­ trooper. SQUARE CUT SHOULDER ‘* « l h » r jel u 39< ARMOUR STAR BONELESS COOKED CAD PICDIC MEATY WHITE m m ** 79< lb SAVI * * ' ! (OSTISSSSS ACTISS COM CASSIUS PKG »f 10 REG *1” J B A MORTON'S FRO ZEN CM cI gir Turkoy B o I irilS P a t M t iS S S S S K f un bo rn POT COFFEE - 49<® 39* 8ozPKG DETERGENT-49* "39< LIMIT-1 DITIDCINTOF YOUR CMOICi OITHII.NOD MODI ORDER LIM IT-* WITH JJ.OOOfl MORI F ood o r d e r FREE-M AR P U R I SW 79# VALUE , ASST r( COLORS lw it -i with is so or more food oooer INSTANT C (lfIt a S PLAV0RKIST A U P U V 0 R S 11 • ii • ICE CREAM » " ■ « ( FYN E-TA 5TE 1/2 GALLON, PINK SALMON M ■■ACM CUFF* SARDINES 3 DISH PAN P Y N H -T E X MAYONNAISE ” 39< H0LSUM CREAMY SMOOTH PEANUT BUTTERS 49< FAR 12 QT PLASTIC 4 « cahi LADY FAIR BAKED GOODS 29# ■RAPPED IM TOMATO OR MUSTARD « U C 1/2 4 LAYER ICED CHOCOLATE Saudi Arabia Policy Slated i DEVIL FOOD - 4 9 ' CREAM PILLED STRUSSEL TOPPED ROUND. 14ot COFFEE CAKE REow<3 AM MAN, Jordan (U P !) — King baud, marking hla 10th anniversary us ruler o f Saudi Arabia, said his country fa v ­ ors a policy o f nou-liiterventlon in the affair* of other Arab itutca. Sand uUo d e c l a r e d thirl Si.udi Amina is opposed to blood died In the dispute over Yemen, <lu tiny nutiun on the tip of the Arabian land max* 9 t jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiinnuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin T o llllllllllllllL FARCY RED DELICIOUS It,- sal.I the aim of hie re­ gime Is “ the construction of modern Saudi Arabia in Ihe 2Ulh century." Women Demos Pledge Fund WASHINGTON (UPI> — W om an D e m o c r a t * have agreed to help foot the tele­ vision campaign bills fo r Pres­ ident Kennedy. Mr*. Margaret Price, vie chairman of the Demuriulic National Committee, announc­ ed thu fund’s goal. Mrs. Ja c­ queline Kennedy wished the woman party worker* success In a letter sent to their ttrat- ‘ «•«>■ meeting at the home of Atii. Lyndon L. Joiitijuu. t , ** • «' m m m V *--- LONG GREEN LB BATH SI2 6 REDEEM EARLY! ZEST SO AP MbDIUMSIZE AVOI D T H E L A S T MI NUTE C H R I S T M A S R U S H . . . R E D E EM TOUR P I L L E D MERCHANTS O H E E N STAMPS S A V E R R O O K S NOW II LA VA SOAP 2 bars . 2 9 lc __ ears 25c REGULAR SIZE KIRK'S SOAP M EDIU M SIZE IVORY SOAP A. * ZEST SOAP O X YD O L GIANT SIZI 83c 2 19c CH EER GIANT s a c 83c IYQRY SNOW BARS 2lc> C A M A Y SOAP BARS 31c OARS 33c LARGE SIZE GIANT SIZE 79c IVORY SOAP 2 DETERGENT DETERGENT 2 awi 29t C A M A Y SOAP BA1HSIZE DETERGENT d r e FT 3 REGULAR SIZE DETERGENT DETERGENT REGULAR SIZE 10c 5< CUCUMBERS uAKGU i l i h 35c IVORY FLAKES LARGE SIZE 35c o * �t If or. 1J, T96S — Pape S Children Outgrow Tiny Parents l i f ' j i M T in it llM r r y ' Fairgoers last week, who remembered the Street Family when they visited Sanford fed­ eral yearn ago, were ustoni.hed to nee how the children are outflowing their tiny parents. Ronald and I.ela Street are midget* and their four chil­ dren. ail delivered by Cseserian section, are normal size. Their oldest son. Danny, IT, towers above hi* mother, who if. the »i*e of a seven-year-old girl, and is a great help to hi* pareiiM a* he ia uuw stronger than hi* Dad. The other children are Rosemarie, 7. who wus a buoy when they were last at thu Legion hair, tienevieve, u, and Itolilije Robin, 3, The Streets exhibit their trailer and car which they have ingeniously designed and equipped with specially made furniture and appliances cut iliiwn to fit their site. A lad­ der enables l.cla to reach the tup shelves In her kitchen caliincta. Street, who hu* spent his life trying to overcomu the handicap of his small size, says that tha fact that he hu* been able to start his owin business and travel all around the country from California to Florida with his fumily is proof that the handicapped can do a good joh and employ­ ers should give them a chance to prove It. ( (nee while they were truvcling they were stopped by u police officer, who demanded to see Street's license a* he thought the largo Chevy rarrynll was tieing driven by children. Other things that “ big” people take fur granted offer problems to the •'tittlo" peg- Girls Hear 'Typical Day In Court' (D P I)—Thirteen . “ typical" day in court and got ed o f homosexual offense*. school girls visited a inure than they .bar trained for. One o f the teachers who M Vi.nipanTeS'tKe girls •oidlater: The girls, ages Id to IS, lis­ “ It was all very Interesting, tened to: but I think next time we will —The case of the wife who attempt to find out what is on ndmittrd stubbing a woman before wo rome.” ABBYV1LLE, Kan. (CPU she found in her husband's —Deer hunting in Kansas is arms. —The rasa of an unwed taken seriously, but Paul Kil­ ling is just as serious about mother accused of blinding her STAFFORD, Kan. (UPI) protecting his horses from lover by stabbing him in the Mice, the scourge of hen eye. hunters. houses across the nation, ere The ease of an 18-year-old no prohlem for Kurt Mueller. Killing posted a sign which reads. "N o trespassing, vio­ perter charged with stabbing He reported this week that lators will he shot at. if miss- a girl who jilted him. Riddy, a white hrn. has learn­ r*l. prosecuted.” — Four rases of men accus­ ed to kill mice. LONDON high Hunters Warned, And No Fooling Mice No Problem UN TO U CH ED B Y H A N D S RONALD AND I.ELA STREET, who are midget.*, are shown in their trailer home with their four children (left to rijtht). Rosemarie, 7, Mrs. Street holding . .'J-year-olti Robbie Robin, Genevieve, i», Ronald, and Danny, in. pie. such as the height of doorknobs, windows too hign to sve out of, and faucets out o f reach. One of the toughest prob­ lem* which they encounter i» using a pay phone, hut they go prepared for this emergenvy by always having a box in the cur for this purpose. Street, 31, and hi* wife, I.ela, Lth met In New York when they were both working for Singer's Midget Show, lie was a master of ceremonies and she was a singer. At the height of four feel two inches, ho considers him­ Hospital Notes NOVEMBER IZ self a tali midget, but up un­ til the age of Ifi he was only two feet, eight inches tall. At that time he wus doing a trapeze act until hi* father put a stop to It, He is a native of England ami she i* from Kentucky, lie lias worked out a new swimming stroke which i* .» modified dog puddle which lie taught hi* wife and chil­ dren and even taught a one armed man. Stlvvt Is interested in na­ ture and hopes to eventually have n nature exhibit and Icampaign against cruelly to animal*. He helps the chil­ dren with their school work and tries to imbue them with hi" love of animal*. Thu Streets once carried Hits interest in wildlife to the extreme in California where they boldly Mood in the path of bulldozer* to stop them from obliterating a small patch of woods which luvt lull ­ ed many hints. When the children outgrow the miniature furnishings -if the trailer, they plan to add on a patio with regular sire I furniture for them and their friends. Volunteers Needed For Annual Drive Lions To Have Ladies Night II) Jane Casselberry The Lions (Tub of t'n.sriberry will hold a Ladies Night dinner Thursday at tho Capri Restaurant in Sanford at “ kill p.m. with a social hour at 7 o'clock. District Governor John T. Minor of Ocoee will induct new members and be speaker of the evening. Milton Fireman is general chairman of the affair and cn tcituinment will h,- provided by the “ Dixie Land Rambler*,'' a combo mad* up of Edge, water High School students. Admissions Clyde Smith, Rose Edith Jacobson, E s t h • r Spivey, Efforts me being made to neuromuscular disease. In ad.Mary M. Hornsby, Marian Ann Hay, Kurt Wallher, Lur­ recruit a record number of dlllon, MDA.Vs program con­ duct* more than loo ■*-- c-» r*-h ry Mitchell, James Turner, volunteers for the link! projects in medical institu­ Mack Lindsey, Emma Jean Thanksgiving March for .Mus­ tion* all of which am directly Metlivin, Margaret Crowe, Vertis M. Saids, all of San­ cular Dystrophy in Sanford. di prudeilt on support from thu Fire Chief Mack N, ('lece- di ivo fur funds. ford; (Jail I'uckelt ol Mail“ tVe need nit the help we land; Ito'ctta Jackson of tie- Utrid Hr.. Somimdn County Cleveland said, nova; Louis A. Lathrop of Ue-1campaign chairman for tlie an­ can get.” llary ; Berta Kinai* of Enter­ nual drive, suhl that he and pointing out that even those Mrs. Melba (Inch, March who can't actually go from prise chairman, hope to *«■*> some door to door can help in many Births Mr. and Mrs. Edward .VcCtvfl ills) Ureal volunteers join in other ways. 11m appeal fur volunteer* Itahy buy, Mr. in i Mrs. Mi­ this year's appeal for funds chael D. Hornsby, bahy boy. to combat the mysterious, ulready has met with excellent muscle-wading disease which response from the general all of Sanford afflicts more titan kilt),not) public. A* m previous year*, Discharges ST. LOUIS, Mo. l i d 'l l — uniformed and volunteer fir» Marian Ann Ray, Shirley A. Americans, Rufus K. Burton Jr address fighter* nr*' participating and “ Research i* the mailt ob­ Walker. Leila Thompson. Paed n letter to: Hanford tricia Johnson. Jessie Single­ jective of MDAA," Cleveland members of tile “ 0 .1220827 ton. all of Sanford; Fern Ben­ stressed, “ and tin* year’, .Moo c an- planning roadblock* “ 110123 edict of Lake Mary; Marvel drive carries greater respon­ for the collection of funds. "7WU.'* Johnson of DeRary; Mildred sibility than ever now that However, volunteers for the lit* *on, Lt. Rufus K. fl.ir (Jllley id Lnngwood the Institute for Muscle Dis­ Thank-giving March still are ton III, received it at Ft ease has started operating lit needed U'id all interested In­ Bliss, Tex., nne week later. dividual", or group* a* a New York City." The first set of numbers Sponsored by MDAA. the f.'> whole, are a-ki-.i to rail Mrs. was the younger Barton's million research center is de­ Hach at 32‘J-0*iil if they are \rrny serial number, the w signed for a coordinated, con- willing to donate a few hours com! set referred to the air rentrated attack against sll of their lime. defense school, and tho Hurd WASHINGTON ( t ll'l) — *et was the zip code tor Ft. About II per cent of the Unit­ Ribs*. ed State* was marked "o ff limits” to diplomat* from five Eastern European countries WINSTON-SALEM, N. C When he returned to pick today in a move to discourage fU l’l ) — Donald Tisun Davis up the cash, he found the ran spying, T. S. officials who atmourtc- resumes the tedious task to- had been emptied. He wo* ar f t the travel ban said it was day of sifting through tons of rested Monday, designed to close a loophole i _ , . . , 1‘olno have agreed to Irt, which hail allowed satellite o f - '. fielal. to gather In telligen ce!^ , !" ' ,lu fr° m * "ovi* **nreh for the h-ut. II* , , , _ , , ,, .! cafeteria, 'started Wednesday morning data in parts of the United Folic* said Die IS-yeur-old under police supervision at a Slate* closed to Russian*. bu-boy admitted taking tbr garbage dump where 320,000 Roughly 20 per rent o f the money and hiding it in a gar­ ptuml* id garbage are dunipr Fnited Htale* has been closed bage curl at the Reynold* daily. to Russian citizen* since 11*35 Manor Cafeteria where he in retaliation fur travel curbs worked. in.raised by the Soviet Union on Americans. Though there have been some ~ "w iv v \ J lfK jx > L r«-trlctbms on Eastern Euro­ peans—such as having to give NO-FROST advance notice of trip*—the REFRIGERATORLEBANON. Tm n (L T IV system of closed areas did not FREEZER Two construction worker*, apply to them. smelling smoke, jumped from |V»- . . Thu*, if a Soviet orititary at­ tache could not visit • U. S. a truck laden with dynamite -M a k es defense area, he always could and ran to safety before the vehicle was “ blown to smith­ fee like gel th* military attache o f a Red aatelliu country to go ereens.’• m a g i c . .. The blast also brok* ataait for him. TOO windows, including those ■ automaticallyI in the courthouse and the lahanon Airport. NEW L0NGW00D STORE U. S. 17-92 A T STA TE ROAD 4S4 IN LONGWOOD, FLO R ID A Postal Puzzler Doesn’t Puzzle Curbs Imposed To Halt Snying G et Elmer Appleby, d5, died in Seattle. Washington early Tuesday. Funeral services will be held Thursday hr -Seattle. Mr. Appleby was th* bro­ ther o f Harold A. Appleby of this city. The two brothers had not seen each other since 11)24 until this past August when the local Appleby's Bold their restaurant and made a sip West. .11 • q t . 1. You can’t tffl better tfifts fur fewer stamps Uutyet hylene 2. 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WITH fie .M ORDER OK MOKE AT NEW LONG WOOD WIN N-DIXIR R EG U LA R i)I»ENH HOME OVER 35 YEARS POLYETHYLENE Ijo u g e t a sm i£e eiW tytvm e and a sta m p lo t ... I *2 �— — p SIDEWALK ART SHOW w u hdd tt DtBuy with entrir* from DeBary, Sanford and other nearby communitica. Mrs. Viola Howard, chair* man of the event, reporta that a number of the painlinira were eold during the day. (Con Photo) Foreign Aid Battle Nearing Conclusion WASHINGTON (U P D -A d ministration terras, hearten­ ed by their best round to d>t* ta the Renste’ s prolonged forelm aid battle, closed ranks today against a new attempt to raise Interest rates aa for­ eign aid loans. The S c u t e bUl, currently totaling H T billion, la almost tan) million leas than Presi­ dent Kennedy asked and oely DM million more than the House voted. It would anther iae another year of n eoemlr and military assistance near seas. San. Ernest Grossing (DAlsska) posed the latest test ter aid haekort with aa ameodment It increase talar eat rales en loans la not leas than two par caul a year— Iho same flguraa provided by ANTIOCH. Calif. (U P !) — A wblta bag bad boon atacb* ed wtlk u lot of red cement nocks at Urn Antioch Budding Materials Company yard bare and bad boon literally taasod Present rates rsnge as low around by workmen fo r y e a n until —amass noticed that the aa Urae-teettha ad one par cent over so years. The Sen­ label said •‘esploelvew.* "T b s stuff wouldn't burn,* William H. Yaahos, th ief o f tbs bom b disposal teom from tbs M e a l weapons • ta lk * nt Concord, who e a r tie d tbs hog to o demolition Settlor range. "S o w o tried mix tug It wtlb water and it came out Just like cement— which it was." M id U Soviet 'Ploy' To Win Arabs WASHINGTON fU N > ate Foreign Relations Oam- 50 EXTRA STAMPS WITH TARNOW CH1PPID fourths o f o o o per tent ter the first flee y e a n and two per cent for the a s it M years with a maximum re­ payment pc ri.xi Of 35 years. Democratic Whip Hobart H Humphrey (M ina I predicted s a o l h e r "m ost productive J iy “ of progress as the Sen­ ate began its llth day of debat* on the aid sutborttoUon For the first tim e, leaders appeared genuinely optimistic o 'e r prospects o f finishing the measure this week. FER5H POSTON PUTTS PORK R oast MORTON APPLE. CHgJUtY, F tA O l COCONUT n — Pen. Hugh Scott t R -F V l says Russia has mounted an antiSemitic campaign to wvvi Arab alliances la the M tdeoit Scott told the Miarochi W om en ’s Organisation o f A m e r i c a here the Soviet •'ploy* it one mere rratoa why the United State* should rodef.n o ita policy toward midtasters habeas — m peclally UfypL Labor Puts On Peaceful Front WASTUNGTOS tV P lt — Tbe AVL-CIO prepared t.vtay fo r Ua fth anniversary e.n* vtauaa with a public display Blessed Event MIAMI (L’ P I) - Mrs. Tom­ my Ore didn't have a phono or a ear. Whoa the rwallsod her bshy was due within boors she oral her dog. Toby, to fetch her husband from work nearly two miles away. The husband drove Tbby homo and rushed h u wife In the hospital. w bea their fifth chiU. a daughmr, was bora recently, they named bar Toby. Sipn Murdoch BUFFALO, N. Y. (U IT ) — Halfback Jest* Murdoch cd of barn-nay between veteran California Tech, n d-faet, Ia*.Ufcw!tta Gaarge M o a w y twch. JiVS - pound »peo4*ter, and Walter P. F,r.:tb«r. wa* »:gred Tuesday by the But Informed source* ra d Buffalo Bills a f the American the essfUct » aa so t far bc\-w F.x'tball te a rue. tbe suriaoe and ought erupt at the labor federation'* eonvrntena op e- e g Thurotay ta New T o r t City. J u ic e 4 ^ 99 / Fruit Pies 3 "»1. Swift P rem iu m , famous far qua­ lity. Fully cooknd end rwody ta verve cold or Seated end gioxnd. Perfect foe any mnal . . faast or mocks. A family favorite that drosses up your table foe cornpony best end makes a special treat foe left-overs. Spec-at qua­ lity . . speed low puce. v i i a • • • • LARGE NEAPOLITAN (IN MARKET) PAN-RE04 PR1A0U P iz z a Pie * 59 / Bologna “ 49 / REGULAR H i COPELAND WHITE FISH n u i r ASTO« FRENCH PWf P e rch . . . 1129 / Cheese™^ 55 / Shrim p 2«1 A cre Peas 3^ 1. Potatoes,. 4 ^ 1 . 25 EXTRA STAMPS WITH SUPERPRANO COTTAGE FRESH GREEN HEADS 25 EXTRA STAMPS WITH PALMETTO FARMS io M lm Prepared Salads S k in le tt NOV. lfr—S:SO P J L Tax Exemptions T A llA H A S S F E ( I ’ T l) Att.vwey Geo R chard R n tn gelcd Wednesday that » » m KeraXp suhvrnpcioot sad adtaiiaWm* to phGhsrmoftif at Sk u u o u and little lie n e e groups art ss v r.p t from tbs state tdmmMna tax. Vi Price Gifts Bay new far t h n -ln a * POW ELL’S U. S. Number 1 W hite tlT Magwelia. PA 1 4 I U Extra Fancy Red Delicious POTATOES Red APPLES DIXIE DARLING LONG GRAIN SALEM MAPLE fS a g lr U with reversible ta M tiy ria t mattrrwwew, peat are heard*. ladder, aad fw aid rad , , , Beauty Bar Bouquet rvth sin cashmere RfSLLAR Sin CASHMC— Bouquet S v v u Pe £ve'tuthvu> �J> A Ik V a fit l Vrrsll Nov. I t , IMS — Pace B By Jody T i t a n club roffae, held a t U * hom o FNm IIN U I o f Mr*. Monday. Nom lntea for tha forth com - Farewell gifts w ere present* In f election o f offlctra In the ed o t Mrs. J. L. M cCracken, N a vel A ir Station officers whoa* husband w ill b* c o in # whrae elnb were announced at to another N A S squadron, and tha grou p's mealing Thursday. Mrs. W . I. Lewis, w hose hus­ Running for president are band is being transferred tn M rs. Vincent Law and Mrs. CAU-4 sta ff at Cecil Field. David Olmataad. lira. Francle QUANTITY RIGHTS R U lK viO PRICES GOOD THRU NOVEMBER 17th wim-em a m m . i m . — c-naiairr — see* IN LONGWOOD, FLORIDA U. S. 17-92 AT STATE ROAD 434 Soft-w eve ^ TISSUE 2 R O LL PK G . LIM IT TWO TW IN PAKS W ITH $5.00 FOOD ORDER OR MORE. C O R * '* * w ts a f e 0 \ n ^ e ' i Every pise* an authgnic Currier and lives . . famous heart warming scenes out of America's past, bringing a touch of elegance to your table whether at family breakfast or a carefree late supper. 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SIZE AJAX CLEANSER . . 3/33< FLOOR AND WALL Liquid Aj a x a*.,. 69* Giant A j a x 2 r„ 49* Baggies . . . soo. 29* 35-COUNT . . 4)| Regular Modess 24-Ct. 87* Super Modess m . 87* Margarine . . u,. 27* Giant F a b . b<» 79* New Soaky . io.. 69‘ Ajax Cleaner . 16-oz. 29‘ omA a < ) i « SO EXTRA STAMPS WITH MRS. FILBERTS stamp (^ot ev&a\ dime at... W ires present at th* meet* Densld W et- Ing were Mr*. J. *h»pman, rlch a n aeeklng the office o f Mrs. J. A . deGanahl, M rs. R . Plapj* and Mr* aecretary-treeiurer. The N A S wlree held their bualneaa meeting in the ball­ room a fter a game party and luncheon, llo tte ite i fo r the a ffa ir wera Mr*. Clayton Manete, lira . John Williams and hire. Plapp. A w elcom e aboard waa Bald to lir e . R. E. Betancourt whose husband war commit■loned enalgn Juit prior to the luncheon, and lire. David John, • new member. A . W ing, Mrs. G. L. Thomp­ son, Mrs. A. F. Reno, M rs. V . M. Lynch, Mrs. W . I. L e w is Mr*. H. L. Klein, M r*. A . Ok Karnes. Mr*. J, V. Dunn. Mr*. J. T. Bucy and Mrs. G. L. A t ­ kinson. • • • I F irst and second pit*** w e s t to Mre. William Goodman and Mrs. Jamas Bell respectively at tha VAH-1 officer* wlvaa club bridge Friday evening. Th* bridge waa bald a t th * horn* o f Mr*. Leonard R et*, hart. 8ha served custard p l ^ coffee and cekea to th* play­ er*. The thre* table* included Mrs. Jesea T aft, Mrs. M ichael Durant, Mr*. Jam s* Durbt% Mrs. Roger Leonhardl, Mr** John Moore, Mrs. P a t O 'G a ia , Mrs. Jack Salisbury, sad* guests Mr*. Jams* M ay* aad Mr*. Vincent M onro*. i Mre. Stanley SUnul su g ­ gested a chenge In tha b y ­ laws to permit offlcere to hold their poiltlon* for one year in­ stead o f six month*. Tha club mem bers also agreed to divide the taeka o f eecretary and treasurer and elect two per­ sona fo r those job*. Tha changes will take place after tha next tlx month terms expire. W inners o f the prlies In tha B u tt wives o f H eavy A t task gam e contest* were Mr*. Olm stead, Mrs. Michael i’ ickoring W ing One met at tha home ad and Mrs. Betancourt. Mr*. O. W. McGuire fo r theta a a e November eoffee and butlneaa M onday's masting In tha meeting. Mr*. Jam** M aya home decorating aeries will conducted the meeting. fratura a discussion of tha Reports were made by tha ethlca In antique dealing and Naval O fficers W lvaa cluk buying. Tha masting wilt l>e s a r d representative, M r * conducted by R. T. Rsdsm ach- Wade Markley, and the trea s­ er, a Winter l'ark antique urer, Mrs. John lloganeon. A group o f the w ives volu n ­ dealer. Mrs. Hermit Jamleon, who teered to work on decorations is In chnrge o f the aerie*, an­ fur tha bombing dory and tw * nounced that tha meeting will couples wer* chosen to parti­ be tha last tn* of tha eerie* cipate In th* duplicate brldga unlaa* a large group o f wives tournament on Nov. 22. Mrs. Wallace Holton waa attend. In order to mnko It worth tha while o f the poraon* welcomed to hsr first e o ffe * giving their tlm# to conduct as * member o f the club and w ai the sessions, mor* wives will Mrs. Clifford Nelson need to participate, Mrs. Jam ­ chosen aa th* naw representa­ tive to tli* NOW board. ison * a A * # • Others present a t th* m eet­ Sixteen member* and guests ing war* Mra. David D earo f tha VAI1-8 officer# wlvaa olph, Mre. E. J. Kbbert. Mr*. club met for their November Donald Ethell, Mra. G eorg* bridge recently In tha A fter­ Klnimons and Mrs. H erbert Moreland. burner. Mra. R. 8. Beat w as chosea Hosteeaea for th* bridge wera Mr*. Stern Boltn and at a representative to tha Mrs. Craig Moor*. Refresh Naval O fficers W ives elub m en u o f apple punch, colfee borad from tha V A H -lt wiva* and shortbread paetrlea war* club at the meeting o f th* group Thursday. served. Mre. Kenneth Sandon won She will take the place ed present representative high honor* anil second high th* went to Mr*. Chester F it*- 31 re. B. W. Bartholom ew , when the pew board takes od> pntrlck. Other* attending the bridge flea In Jnnuary. Mre. J. R. Dennison waa were Mr*, lloy Farmer, Mr*. Clifton Dowell, Mr*. Robert chosen hospitality chairm an, ltepp, Mr*. C. J. Youngblade, th* Job formerly hold by Mr*. Mrs. Abe Fennell. Mre. Thom ­ Beat. Completing this term aa as Joyner, Mr*. C. C. Smith. Mr*. Marvin llaneon, Mr*. Thrift Shop chairman w ill b « John Bury, Mr*. Joseph Oil Mrs. J. M. Wslssman fo r M r * mor*, Mr*. James Durbin and W. E. Bassett who w ill seam Icavo fo r Neseeu. Ml** Judy Aetndo, a guest. • * • Hostesses for tho V A H -H New officer* o f the VA H -5 and DtL ■ coffee w er* Mr*. A officers wive* club were elect­ M. Runnels and M rs. H. U ed at the recent coffee-busl- Hines Jr. They served m inia­ nei* meeting o f th* club held ture doughnuts, Danish paa« Thursday at the home o f Mr* tries and coffee cake to th* wive*. The eervlng table w as Paul Werner. Beginning their term* In decorated with a large bou­ December will b* Mr*. Jim quet o f mums. New memtwrs greeted by Olson ** nodal secretary, Mr*. Bub Watson, bridge rhairmun tho group were Mrs. 1. A . S lg Mr*. Nall Fruden, treasurer nartlll, and Mrs. Dan M ltchel Mrs. Jack Lillis, publicity whose huibunda w ere recently Mr*. Dave Fall and Mrs. Dan commissioned ensigns. Mrs. Frank Carr, a form e* Beard, telephone committee Mrs. Charles llutlar amt Mr*. num ber of th* club, was ■ guest. Vinca Munroa, hoaplUllty. In other business th* seam­ Thrift Simp chairman will stresses of th* grvup volun­ b* Mr*. Nick Mergo. Th# first and second Thurs teered to make la y e t te fog day* of **ch month hmv* been distribution through N avy Ke­ set aside for th* monthly lls f. Tha Decsmber c o ffe e will b « bridgs and coffee seasions and th* luncheon will be the third held at th* horns o f Mrs. J. M. T h u r s d a y o f every other Bsrlow . A ll members are to bring a grub bag g ift to th* month. A v o l u n t e e r committee, meeting. * a * headed by Mrs. Dan Beard Th* Catholic N avy wiva* w ill hear guest speaker Dm Vincent Roberts a t their meet­ ing at ■ tonight on th* base. Hostesses for tha anliatad wlvaa club o f V A H -tl a t thely monthly m**ting wer* Mrs, Artie Prather, Mr*. M arily* P r i t c h e t t and Jlra. A lic* Crowder. Th* meeting waa held at th* NAS ballroom. Plans were made by th* member* to call other wives o f VAH-11 enlisted personnel and Invite them to attend tha club meeting*. Mrs. Prather waa appointed publicity chair­ Mrs. D. F. Munday ami Mrs. man and several items w er* John Moynlhan wer* hostesses iruth-red for tha hospitality j fur th# VA li-4 officers wives bug during lb s w esting. waa selected to represent VA II-5 on decorations fo r th* bom bing d a r b y . Committee members are Mrs. Bill D ur■trier, Mrs. Wallace Russell, Mrs. Bob L o v e l a c e , Mrs. M ergo and Mr*. Olson. Others attending th* m eet­ ing war* Mr*. Jim Lindt, Mr*. Ramon Garcia, Mr*. Kan Gushorn, Mrs. John Draim, Mrs. Betty la ck e y , Mrs. Roy Lewis. Mrs. Don Nesbitt, Mrs. I l.orruine William*, Mrs. Rich­ ard W ells and Mrs. C lifford Thompson. H �Monroe Club Plant Fashion Military Ceremony Unites Personals . visitor. nf ¥ r. »j*d M i • ytB tw lirt. Thomas H. n e t a orta l*, aoria* and a rad rota eo rta fe . brother o f Ui* bride. Gallic kson l r N n . I L M m Mlaa April Laa Graea, bride*- Bari man vat Jarry Pat- Tka bride's mother wort a o f 2M * Lakeview Drive, Fern A full military wedding The refreshment table was Mrs. Marge Morris. The Lake Ifoeree Home maid, war* a gold tm -plKt ton, UJ.N., aad serving at cwtoa brew* dreat w ith A champagne toast w it Park, waa their ton, Thomas draft with matching aeeaa* nahar waa Jobs L. Garrow, brow* aeeeatorlet and a yel- Demonstration Club will ipoo- with honors w as held at the decorated with arrangement* given to the honored couple R. Gullickson, o f Milwaukee, tor a fash ion thaw tkia Hurra* Sanford Naval Air Stalina, of pink and white pom pom s, . - - ,J..t low roaa cortag*. ... ■■■_." ■ - f . V * ; o f Following the cerem ony, reception aad open home held at the Garrow home The living tnd (ilniiig rooms were decorated witha r r a n t moots white white S grosa with white accessories and carried a bouquet et F* whit* chrysanthemums. Matron o f honor, Mrs. M. G reco, sister o f the bride, w o n a red two-piece dress w i t h matching nccessutiea ■ ^ H r ▼ ■rrantement by white two wedding cake w ai with hudt dovrt a minlature bride ' ,. lug the evening lacluded ham, cheese, chips, dipt, olives, pickles, hors d’ oeuv­ res, mints, wedding cookies, cake, coffee and punch. More than 50 friends and relatives tailed during tU reception hours. The groom is serving In the U. S. Navy with VAH-U and the couple will be at home on Myrtle Avenue while he ia stationed at the Sanford Na­ val Air Station. A special out o f town guest wta the bride's grandmother, Sirs. Margaret Sellers, of A r­ cadia, Calif. Initiates Three New Members Seminole Chapter 9, Order e f Eastern Star, witnessed an aausual event recently when • mother and father partici­ pated In the initiation of their daughter. Paul Markns knelt at the altar with hit daughter, Deans, and Mra. Markos In her station aa "M artha" gave her that lecture. Other* Initiated were Mra. Charka H. P o lk y and Louis Estes. During the initiation, the initiatory solo* were ren­ dered by Byron Leach. Each a*w m em ber was presented with the Eastern Stsr Bible an which he took his obliga­ tion. Th* charter waa draped In mem ory o f recently deceased Past Patron, J. B. Jones. Dur­ ing the draping ceremony, Mr. Leach sang "Sunrise T o ­ m orrow ." The eoin collection for tho evening waa earmarked for the atudent loan fund toward acholarahlps fo r aona or daughters o f Eastern Star m em bers who want to train for religious work. It was announced t h a t Hally Day would be Nov. to at the Masonic Home In SI. Petersburg. Mr. and M n . Markos, with Mra. W. D. Cauiey, .Mr*. Lena Hamilton and Mrs. John Carver, served refreshments o f cake, coffee and nuts at (ho close o f the meeting. The dining (able carried out a Veterans Day theme, the rake decorated in red, while and blue icing and topped with miniature flags of the United States. The hostesses w ere all initiated at the same meeting several years ago. IT S A FAKE! OUR FUR MILADY'S SHOPPE Of Fine 108 S. Park Fabric* J23-03U Uuy now Tor Christmas POW ELL’S 117 Maxnulla, FA 9-5812 h tid e MR. AND MRS. THOMAS LEE WILLIAMS carnations and gladioli and held a three tiered wedding cake, lopped with a bride and groom. M n . A. B. Mabb kept the guest book and hostesses were Mrs. R. O. Downey and Miss Bonnie Staffer was guest o f honor at a bridal luncheon, Saturday, at Spen­ cers Restaurant. Hostesses w ere Mrs. Raymond Barber o f Palmetto, Mrs. G, E. M c­ Guire ami Miss Mary Barber o f Winter Haven. The bride's table held a beautiful pink and white flor­ al centerpiece and the menu Included a chicken salad luncheon plate and straw­ berry Ice cream. Misa Stolfer, whose wed* and more than UO guests WIs. were present for the cere­ mony and reception. Sherri Lovell, daughter o f After Nov. 11 the couple Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Lovell, of will be i t borne it their resi­ 418 South Street, Fern Park, dence on Markham Road. spent the weekend at home with h er fam ily. She it a freshman at the University of Florida at Gainesville. Jltot Received A t * Ladle* Name Brand served dur- • I.i few! ride • Town nod t’onnlry Altamonte • Naturalize!* Personals Bride-Elect Honored At Luncheon In Soft Suede MR. AND MRS. JOHN KAHLES (Jameson Photo) Larry Shook Honored With PRICED AT Party Larry Shook was guest of honor Saturday night at a ' aurprlse birthday party given by hi* parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Shook, at their home on Lake Kathryn In Cassel­ berry, on the occasion o f his 25th birthday. Guests were mem bers of the older youth group o f the Casselberry Community Me­ thodist Church and included Phyllis and Bem le Caesber, Skip Blood, Eleanor and Bar­ Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Wil­ bara Ferrell, Jill Forsyth, liams of Lakelsnd visited her NEW TESTAMENTS FROM 11.00 A Wide Variety Of Styles And Size* With Many Different Features Offered.............. Enterprise Name* lasprinltd In (told Free On All lliblew I K . 00 O r Over Personals Sorority Chapter Presents New Arrivals Poetry Program At Meeting In Casselberry Mr. and Mrs. Walter Parkhurat nf Casselberry an­ nounce the birth o f a son, Daryl Kenneth, Wednesday, Nov. 6, at the Winter Park Memorial Hospital. He weigh­ ed eight pounds, eight ounces at birth. 5taternal grandparents are Mr. and Mr*. It. II. Moncrtcf of C ju clb e rry and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George Parkhurst of Maitland. Poetry was the title of the program Hob presented fickle Stetson and when by Mrs. Mrs. Faye mem bers Mrs. Itobcrt Begin, 610 For­ est Drive, Howell Park, un­ derwent surgery Monday at tho Winter Park Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Lester A. Mcrsfelder of Maplewood, N. J „ were weekend guesta at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ro­ bert S. BUlhimer. They were en route homa after a three week tour o f Florida. Silver Dollar Gift* - Cards - Rooks (Formerly McVlears) 21 0 E. First S t. 1st A Magnolia OPEN T IL 0:00 P. M. F ill, ft BAT. NIGHTS C tm w m vd n q . . , TH E EXPANSION OF Strickland - Morrison SERVICE DEPT. In order to offer our customer* more and better aervic* we are expanding our Service Department with akillcd, experienced personnel. INTRODUCING OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS! Sales Service Supervisor Jack ha* been with Stricklaad- Sheets wear longer If they art- rotated In use. Place newly-laundered ones at the bottom of the pile when you store them. Morri.won fur 2 * /i years, and waa recently promoted to wale* aervic* ftupervisor. He has had 29 year* experience In the Ford Servic* field, and would like to invite anyom NKW AND t'SKD SPEBD-O-PRINT Rex. ia need of auto service to take advantage of the best avail­ MIMEOGRAPHS able in this area. SALE 1.1II. 300 IUV.00 0 0 00 t i l l . 1M 141.50 1 E .N Our Service Department Boasts — HOUN HEX ROTARY Uteetric MIKAU Demonstrator RKG. 373.00 — O ^T .30 Hind Operated — H IH A l' Demonstrator thaom *Sho«o U STcck 0 tfm | c r t SANFORD Personals of Theta Kpsilon chapter of llcta Sigma Phi met recently at Mrs. Dekle'i home. The origin o f children's |Ktetry or Mother Goose thymes was discussed and several well know children's poems were read and Illus­ trated. Each m em ber partici­ pated In the program by panfa miliar tomimiug nursery FLATTKR COLOR rhymes ami having the other What cuuUI he prettier for members goes* the name of holiday wear than a basket- the rhyme. A progressive dinner will weave wool in e m e r a l d green? It's a color that's flat­ be held on Nov. 23 for mem­ bers and thole husband*. tering to many women. The ways and means com miltre reported on the sale ot tickets for the "B arbie and M hlgc" dolls, complete with wardrobe, to be given away on Dec. IT. The Toy Corral donated Hie two dulls, ward­ robe case, and double dull case la be used. All proceeds from this project will be given to “ The Little Red School house," which It the main project for the year. The wardrobe and dolls will be displayed to s designated place very soon. Canned goods were collect­ ed for several Thanksgiving DOWNTOWN Casselberry Personals Friendi of Mrs. D. K. MeNab wilt be glad to know that she Is recuperating from r e ­ cent surgery st Orange Me­ m orial Hospital In Orlando ■ nd may be home by the end of this week. All Widths A Size* Downtown Sanford Mra. Alberta Warner en­ tertained Mr. and Mra. Floyd Wright of Rockford, HI., for dinner at the Imperial House la Winter Park recently. MISS RONNIE STOPFER, with member* of her hriila! party at a lunch­ eon in her hunur. Left to riicht are. Little Miss Terri Harper, flower Kid*. Miss Shifter, brhlu-elect; Miss Mary Burlier, maid of honor and Mias Sue Ann Staffer, junior bridesmaid, lit thu background are bridesmaids, Miss Judy Ascnsio and Misa Fat Kuinu (Herald Photo) Good Selection, SHOE STORE parents. Mr. and Mrs. It. R. liters, Saturday. The most modern, (scientific equipment available MEN’S AND BOYS’ today. Your auto malfunction* detected and cor­ A IX rected with speed and accuracy at , , , WEATHER COATS! KEG. 273.00 — 2 4 7 -J W aitin g l o give you com fort - full cushioned insole, under arch cushion, sturdy thanks. Y o u 'll w alk easily ia these Hand*. / sliver belli, hows The refreshment table was centered a day at the HD Center. The Saturday, Nov. 9, at 9 p.m . milflta to be modeled hare J o y c e Evelyn Edwardsoo, been mad* by the modela daughter o f Mrs. L . W. Crnfwith material purchased from too and the Into Mg. L G. the Milady Shoppe in Sanford. Thompson, becam e the bride It la open lo the public and o f Chief John Kahlet, NAS, free. Starting time la 7:90 ton o f the lata Mr. and Mrs. p.m. and M rt. E d Fitigerald Joseph Kahlet. N ary Chaplain Robert L . ■nd Mrs. Ed Dowell will b* Deal officiated at lb* m atch­ hostesses fo r the erening. The regular meeting o f the ed doable ring m ilitary cereclub wiil n ot be held this weak The chapel waa decorated but will m eet next week, Nov. 91, at the Monroe Community with baskets o f red aad white Center. Som e very important gladioli aad white carnations. Organist, M n . Hoyt* buiineit w ill be discussed and plana m ad* for the annual Shields, presented a program . V;'i^-party v< i and m tR r e sselections h m includ­ e n Chrlatmaa h * eo f f wedding county council party on Doc, ing '•! Love You Truly.** "B e ­ cause.'* "O h Promise M t " 8. All Intcrcited ladlei desir­ and th* wedding marches. The bride wore a beige ing to m eet with the club a n street length dress o f Matte invited to attend. LaSay brocade with small leathered bat oi brawn sad bronze, matching accessories aad n corsage o f gold orchids, showered with yellow n e o buds and lova knots. Mrs. M a r g a r e t Horreil, Matron o f honor, Mrs. Ira Hermit’s T r a i l , Altamonte Jarrell, wore an avocado Springs, la a pallent at th* green drtaa with matching Florida Sanitarium and Hos­ accessories, white gloves and pital in Orlando where the is a corsage o f champagne car­ recovering from a bronchial nations. Chief James Whcry, infection. NAS, waa best man. Ushers and aid* boya w ere ail N avy Chiefs attached to Heavy Attack Squadrons at the Sanford Naval Air Sta­ tion. They were Louis Dris­ coll, Clarence Buttons, John Uhr, Jack Beckham, Joseph O'Donnell, Andrew Bolton, Richard Hartney, Jerry Spi­ cer and Howard Lowery. The bride and groom w ere piped Arwood, over by William BMC. Following the ecrem ony, a reception waa held in the Chief t'elty Officers' Club at NAS. Pina Fed. B i-T a i SW EEN EY S Ready for any kind of weather. Thee* SANFORD FLOWER SHOP OFFICE SUPPLIES all weather mats come with or without Cm . I . 1st ft Saaford Avw GIFTS FA 9-1029 er FA 9-0439 sip out lining. Dark ton* print*. INCORPORATED 308 E. First Street Sanford Ph. FA 2-1481 �-.umJt I f| i M i d f»r* H Not. 18, 1988 — Page 7 0 • TOURS. FRL SAT. • U DANIEL LLORD FLA. GRADE “A** WHOLE (FRESHt NOT FROZEN!) Puppet Show Slated Here In February D One or the m ost unuiual ihow i ever lecn will appear lit Sanford In February under the auapkea o f the Seminole County Mutual Concert Ataoeiatioa. The Daniel Llord Concurtheatre ie a puppet abow to end all puppet abowt. Not of the traditional Punch and Judy type, thin puppet thea­ ter la geared for aophlitlcatnd adult audience*. In a whirl of light and col­ or, the talented little martonettei are elded by unuiual ataga effect* auch a* foun­ tain! and amoke, electrical ak) rocket*, m ow , rain and aacriftcial fires. The Ingenious puppet mastar slngle-haodedty manipu­ lates as m any aa S marion­ ette* at one tim e, u iiog toe*, heels and elbows to control the lighting, special effect* and the m usle. The alnglng, dancing, engi­ neering, designing, writing and musle era ail done by the puppeter him self in this uni­ que attraction. Tickets are available from any o f the offleere and work­ er* of the Mutual Concert Association o r through Mrs. Italph Austin Smith, mem ber­ ship chairm an. No tickets will be sold fo r sing la perform­ ances and all memberships entitle holders to attend all the Mutual Concert aeries of this season, including the fa mom concert pianist Lillian Kalllr and the internationally known Columbus fioychoir. » w FRYERS is25 STEAK HAMS Lykea “ Sugar Creek** Smoked (Whole Or Shank - Half) IT. S. Choice "Flavor-A ged* Beef 98' ROLL SAUSAGE. lb. 45c SWISS * 88 CANNED PICNICS . $1.98 CHUCK * 68 PORK ROAST . lb. 45c SIRLOIN................ lb. -ARM O UR S T A R " <1 PORK STEAKS . lb. 55c -SM O K E D - FRUIT ' :OCKTAIL HAM HOCKS . . lb. 29c GRAD E A QUICK c I'& ff * | ° ° PINEAPPLEIt GRAPEFRUIT FROZEN FRYER LIVERS lb. 49c f. . e FRESH “ 10O7o" PURE 5 lbs. *195 :a t s u p FRESHEST PRODUCE »«Sf $100 BTLS. | 6 golden JUICT -F L O R ID A - £ n U. S. NO. 1 "Y E L L O W * O N IO N S , cream btyl* CO R N O RAN GES 5 lb. bog 49c Sib .b ag 25c NO. 803 CANS SWF.ET -W E S T E R N * PEARS . . . lb. 19c BIANT "EVERFRESH* GIANT A n g el Food CAKE CHEER ENERGY 49‘ BAKED! t FRESH — YOUR CHOICE — 39‘ Limit t With f 3 Order LARGE RING IS OZ. PEGS. •WINTER G A R D E N " SLICED STRAWBERRIES _ _ _ _ _ 5/S1.0Q OLEO . . . Ig. pkg. quarters 29c ^BISCUITS . . . 12 reg. cans $1.00 FRENCH FRIES . 3 21b. pkgs. $1.00 “ K R A F T S " M IRACLE Edward Murrow Back On Job I I LB. CAN -BOSTON BU TT* W ASH ING TO N <UPI) — The Senate commerce commit­ tee haa approved a Housepasted bill to establish fed ­ eral safety standards fo r au­ tomobile seat belts aold across state lines. It would g iv e the Interatata Commerce Commlaaioa power to fic standards and to penal­ ize belt manufacturers who V iolated them. WASHINGTON (U P !) — Edward R. Murrow, director o f the U. S. I n f o r m a t i o n Agency (U SIA) returned to work Tuesday for the f|r»t time since a cancer operation) on Oct. 6. Aides aatd that Murrow,f whose left lung w m removed, | would work part time fo r the next week or so and gradually | increase his schedule. "FR ESH C U T " -C O P E L A N D " PU R E PORK CLUB SeatBeltBill WinsApproval <9 ORDER LIM IT « W ITH “ 8IIURFRE81I* I Coupon ft Purchase “VAN CAMPS’* PORK EXTRA b BEANS NO. 2*4 CANS fith Thle ; Coupon ft The (OR) -LYRES’* C H IL I b BEANS NO. 300 CANS G O LD BOND to SANFORD STAM P S Tshi cm phoaa cal Jsv a m teiee), aid hastMi dth.hew* of Mlts as4 laformalMa sb*<Mthe city, it* M iMuies hesattaMjr. asJ i ^ i “ Thrlftwey C T tS -T * 50 EXTRA Virginia 1'etru.ki P . U Bex 1SU Sanford Phyllis Rsgsnsteis FA 1 4 2 3 1 Lake Mary N ora Norris T E S-1311 b. Seoitnule With THU i Coupon ft The Purrhaec Of * I L k Phge. -Thrtltw ay" IUCKD G O LD BOND STAM PS BACON Ceaeew geed at your "ThrUtway’ , ( O e ljT Thro S e t, Noreeeher Id 2Sth ft PARK SANFORD �# R CHICAGO (U P D — George Helaa* view a f Ma Chieage Bat tha boyars o f Seminole victories actually are heyara o f film footage. And tho film buyers are thore hungry fena who have fa ll they were get­ ting their m oney's worth at the eoaceasloo stands which era operated by the Seminole High Boosters Club. Little da there pop and popcorn patrons raallre they have been helping to pay for Homo gam e movie*. H is t fellow high on the watt aide a f tho stands has his samaras focused on tbo action and ia making pictures |which Uw eoeehes aad player* * b i who would stoop ta any timo and time egola to —th aaayort— aaallka * * ”*'*' jepot weaknesses aad ser* In mam—8 . . J _____ f L 1 Ilnum DOilltfL And Mt of these film sea- . . J JU D O S } tI HoIS q IS U w e vw Bears' g a m aiaiaat the Greea Bay Packer* Suaday wa* bleak teday teem every angle except the final raault. “ We caa v ia ," be aald, “ bnt the odd* are again*! tta. “ Wa gam e m utt of fla y tha ea r beat teiaoa, aad much better thaa wa did la our flrit g»m o when wo pm e previously played with our Ibla them, beat year. W e've got to bare aa even greater effort Suaday." The Packers aad Baara ■hare flrat place ia the Wattera Divtaloa a f the National Football League, each with aa 9 1 record, but the Pack­ ers have aa eight-game winalag streak following their 16I defeat by the Bear* ia Urn Four Seminoles On Injury List I tlona — plus ap nlotetkof9 toug h k m ^ ft 'ia “ Tbay'ra a baiter ball club than they war* at toe begin­ A I B U I B la a a a — the superior play ning o f too h u m , " Halas which means ala wins In u id . “ W o'vo seen film s of seven orto this season far lhatr last tw o ball garnet, but N*W 1011 (CPI) - The L * Bsminola*. 1 aspect them to coma up ledge* at BooacvtH laewwsy ^ tha fans wha partonise with something new, and I Tuaaday weft ahaelvad af I]|tli nik* caolo'a several con- don’ t know what It will ha." gay blame by the mate Her-1 CfMion aUnds, staffed by dad- H alts shunned comment on eaea lacing Commlssloa kated Booster Clubbers real* whether the Baara war* a bet­ ganeattka with tha riot m - t]r Br# film by the ter team now than for their lawtag tha sixth rare last Fri-1/,r(l ' first meeting with Graan l a y , day Sight I To th* wonderful ladies who but ha said tost with Ronnie •Aa e a u sa ta d tea* I pu| jn j,ourg „ f hord work tn Bull, WMIa CaUmoro and swarm ed tote l b s ^ y k . caus- pr, p g r)n f ^ M rvlng those Charlie Bivlna all ready for *“* " r V ™ . who hangar and thirst after action at the running half­ mcaiuag th. * rsfreahmsnt w . rey thank*. back spot, the Bears might have some opportunities for M ° f , w wh<* ,p ,n d * tn nuuuy | yourth° J|ro„ , ng dollars at tho surprise too. "L et's not build up our 1 Booster concession stand* w* strength,” he said. 1 dof f tho ftdore. To th . Boost- great "T h e Packers have the edge I^ ch re m a m ta whet was #r *lub ",,mbm doaMU " nU*_ T v T* J ____1the money to purchsta tha on past performance. They’ ve won two itronght champion­ noVdH tha* h,lp* " „Wpr, „Smlm af the s-te twin ZThte double H rw fllm u U ¥lctottM our ships. They've beaten us five a. . -rut appreciation along with tha of the tost six games. That’ s - — -SSm ^ M d tea* ««**>»•. «*>c*r leader., play.re an Indication of their over-all 2 2 m >T ? r u I and fans who a>. thrlllsd with strength. ?!*... , I the continuing suceeat of tha "And psychologically, they­ ’ll b# primed emotionally for fbeir best perform in ce o f the tetton because they want to prove that our beating them th* first time was a mis■ M aced tost B will “ actively I Ul KKn Dlflinc iff Gardena Open Set Thursday any aao involved In to* d is­ order and permanently bar any psreoo found guilty." G ARDENA, Calif. (U P D — Every past winner o f th# 97,600 Gardena Valley Open g o lf tournament except one will be on hand when action get* underway Thursday In ths 51-hole competition over the Western Avenue course here. Th late antries o f Jim FerHer and Jimmy Clark comIpitted tha list of former cham­ pions d elu din g Tommy Ja­ cobs who la competing in tha East. Other former champion* Editors Aword MVM To Alston 1 BOSTON (U P I) — Ths Academy o f flporte Editor* ha* named W alter Alston o f the Los Angeles Dodger* Its most valuable manager for 1063. Johnny Ksans o f tha 8t, Louis Cardinals was second; Ralph Houk o f ths Now York Yankees third. Bob Kennedy o f tho Chicago Cub* and Gene Mauch o f Philadelphia com­ plete ths top five. Bobby End tho Billy Georgia Tuesday Tech missed NEW YORK (UPI — Expanded coverage af Sunday's League National gams between Gresn Bay and Chicago has bscn planned by th* Columbia Broadcasting Company. Registry office of tho Now York Jockey Club registered 13,733 foals during 1962. Legal Notice ■orirr, res or m sret.iriTtov i i k m is <•**. 1*4.1* Florida SMtwtre Dodd said. “ 1 can't , Imagine a team af mine not workout getting up for Alabam a." preparation 13th-rsnked Yellow Giants Boast 49er Quartet •r ism s NOT IC« m MKRK8T OIVCN, Thai Mirjnrl* U ilw lha hoIOar af th* fallawtns cantheat* hat m*4 Mid eaHIMcolt tar las Sa»4 ta ha Ivauad iharaat. Tha carltncats sum* har aa.l yaar at lasuanra, lha dtaerlptlre at tha praparty. aad tha u a i la which U waa oatotaid ora at fallows Canid,-ala No. t i n Taar at O t s t r , ta lha Cousty J Id*a las Isaacs ttsi of Samloxla County. Florid*, st hit attic* la th* **urt IUI.T t« ft. of tux n it,.«dhsuao of aald County *t Bas­ tn'a Addition la tiumoata flat Booh T P u t TS tard, Worlds, wlthla *1* Varna Is which aaaaaaad •ad** month* from tha lia s at th* first publication af Herman Faatar Alt *f aald properly hale, la tha Caualy this relic* Each alalm sr damasd shall ha la wrttlne, and •f Saminola, Slat* of War•hall siata th* ytaca at raai- Id*. L’nlaaa such •artlfleala denra aad yoat ettlca ad Iraas shall he radacrecd according •( lha cUlareat. had shall he la Uw lha traytrljr daarrtba.1 twara ta hr thi claimant, hi* la such .artlfleala will ha •(•at. ar aturaay. and any told ta lha hlfhatt bidder at suah alalm *e damaad sal re lha fraat daae of tha Samtaala Caualy Court Hast* at Bas­ flUd shall ha void. tard, World*, aa lha flrat K1Isabath Adams D i r t s At Admtalatralrlx at th* Monday In tha month af Doa•mbtr. 1*41. which la tha !nd Catats af MATOUA UTTUC ADAMS, day af Dcccmhar. 1141. Piled tnm llth 4ay af PotDacaaoad •har. 1SU STCNSTROdt. D A W * l Of Itdial Clark’* boat) McIn t o s h Arthur M. Dachwith. ft.. Attoraays foe Admtateteatrts Clark Circuit Court. gdwnrd* ■aildtag Samlnala I'ounty. Florida saofard. Worlds IXITl Fshiuh O a . l t M t *•». t Pshltah Oct. 4a * K*a. S. II. IA D U w i m i , promote tbo AH Star Ellmbh- Tho Junior Traveling Lea­ gue team got a wonderful re­ ception S u n d a y afternoon from tha aupportcre o f thla popular league. Sanford can bo proud o f ite reproaenta tivea — C a p t a i n 1 Stave Baaactt, John Jcrnigan, ; Don Nichotae, Jim Wood and Binter Anderaoa. They have defeated fou r op­ ponent! without a Iota. Thla la tha only team In tha league with thla honor. Tha Junior Traveling Lea­ gue la a ten-team league o f the beat Junior bow ten from all Central Florida bowling eitabllihments. I had an enjoyable confercnce with Everett Kerr, genial manager o f the Mayfair Inn. In regarding Ideaa o f helping the local bowling league*. K err ia working out a banquet preientation for all o f tha bowling league* fo r their “ end o f the etuion” get-to­ gether. Another piece o f fretting fo r the cake ta thair o ffe r o f ticketa fo r the Annual Mayfair Opening. There w ill be awarded on Saturday nights during the Moonlight Buwling Tournaments. Th* B. P. A. F.’a cancelled the Team Handicap Tourna­ ment simply o matter o f eco­ nomical Th# *Ut# association went Into th* hols by approx­ imately $5J»0 in trying to ations. For tho records, oa r A "H ornet Hunt" o a Bishop M oore High School o f Orlando end a »couting report fea­ tured yatterday afternoon's workout by the Tribesmen of Seminole High a i tbo War­ rior* prepared for their Triday night effort to pick up tboir reventh victory o f the current gridiron reason Head Coach Jim Pigott said thla morning tb it hi* charges were gearing them­ selves to revenge the lastminute Z1 to 20 licking band­ ed them tret year by the Bis­ hop M oore aggregation ia Or­ lando. The "H ornet Hunt" was a result o f on# o f last t e a m 's etcapades o f Bishop M oore students. After the Orlando school’ ! victory a group of Bishop Moore students paint­ ed som e signs on the Seminole warpath — tha road loading into Seminole — which read “ Hornets Win 21 to 20." Sanford students have triad everything under the sun to rem ove the llgns but the "s tig m a " o f that lMU game still remains. Pigott took his charges to the warpath Tuesday and pointed out the ilsas. Tills in­ furiated the Seminole* and, as Pigott ssy*. “ Wo hope they’ re mad enough to swat the Hor­ nets this Friday night.'* Backfleld Coach Dick Wil­ liams, who has watched the Hornets in action twice this season, presented hts scouting reports to Pigott, Line Coach Jim McCoy, and tha Sem i­ nole squad. Films o f last F ri­ day night's 34 to II lacing handed to the previously un­ defeated Wildwood Wildcats w ere reviewed again before Pigott put hie M lU through ■ stiff drill. Bishop Moore. ■ Metro Con­ ference entry, has had an up ' and down s e a m . Their re1 cord t* date la throe wins sod 1 four losses. They're led by last seasoo'a all-Orange Coun1 ty quarterback. Gary Priesrer, ' In fact. Priester was all-city ’ ia three sports last year. " P r ie ii r r 'i a top-notch pass‘ er and this season he's im1 proved his running ability," explained Pigott, “ But he's for Tha chief threat to the ' J a c­ Techmen apparently will be ! kets gam * Saturday against Alabama’ s running - passing duo o f Benny Nelson and Joe soveath-rankrd Alabama. Namath. But Teck trainers said tha AI Mississippi Stale, coach big flanker waa expected to Paul Davis stepped up pre­ be over bln sore muscles and paration* fo r Saturday’ s knee troubles by the weekend gam e with LSU with a rug­ aad ka has neon named, along ged two-hour contact drill. with quarterback Billy Loth- The Bulldoga ended Auburn's ridge, to captstn tho Tech undefeated streak last Satur­ squad against 'B am s. day and Davis Is trying to "Wa ll be up for (he game, keep his boys at their peak. I'm positive of that," coach In preparation for the bat­ tle o f the have-oots, Tulane. winner of only one game this season, went through n onehour pass offense and defense session Tuesday and its Sat­ NEW YORK ( UP) - Sign urday opponent, Vanderbilt, In tho New York (Hants’ held a head-knocking scrimdressing room it Yankee Sta­ mage. Vanderbilt has not won dium: a game so far. “ The Golden Gat* Quartet Auburn guard Don llrllcr, Composed of sidelined for three week* Y. A. Tittle, soprano with ■ knee Injury, was pro­ Hugh McEIhrany, alto nounced ready for action to­ Aaron Thomas, stutter day and will be In the startEd Dove, bass , ing lineup Saturday against Will ting the theme song (jeurgia. Heller misted action Games of 224. Ill and 211 “ Don't Give No Gold to Kris against Florida and Mississip­ and a series of 626 were roll­ pi State. BALTIMORE, Md. (UPD— ed last week by John KeenThe Misaiisippl Rebel* re­ A Baltimore artist who mads land of Rob's Restaurant vised Its defensive formation* ringside sketches of Ernie team In the All-Star League. ill-fated bout with to stop the Tennessee single- Knox' This helped the team to sal­ wing attack, but coach Char­ heavyweight Wayne Bethea is vage two games from Larry's lie Bradnshaw skipped hi* scheduled to be called today Mart. usual Tuesday scrimmage by tha grand Jury investigat­ Gary Fox. averaging more session at Kentucky to let ing the ring death. than 190, rolled games of George Sheppard la aspecthis Injured Wildcats heal. 200, 200 and 152 and a aerie* ed to shed further light on the of M2. Ills teammate, Ed knockout which resulted in CINCINNATI (U P D — The Kirchhoff. was not far behind CLEVELAN D (U P D - T h s the death of Knox, Cincinnati Reds' 1964 game* with a 20t game and M l ser­ Dr. William H Mosberry will be broadcast over radio Cleveland Indian* will play ies. station WCKY. Waite lloy t 43 night home games in 1964, Jr , la reported to have told Allied Van Lines, ted by will handle th* broadcaata the club disclosed today. A Tuesday's closed hearing that Bob May’ s and Phil Roche’s over th* 80-station network, pair o f twi-night doublehead­ Knox died from a Mood clot Ideuticat 660 scries, won two er* slso will lw played. Ths on the left side o f the brain games from Meador's Marine WCKY i* a 60,009 watt sta­ tion, on* a f the nation'* most first night game will he that could have been caused trio. George Swann was high against Kansas City April II. by a blow received during for Mtador'n with 237,'5TL powerful. tbs b ou t Billy Johnson had a 20Q gam e for Meador’s. By A lan M e m Inland M athrm l*, led by Jack Kanner's 8 4 gam o tod M3 series, sank the Betty ATT .ANTIC CITY, S . J. Ann's trio three straight ""W ftK / N S O H S same*. Archie King was high (U P D — Promoter Murray A fX T M A -S O # Goodman said today ht hopes for Betty Ann's with a 334 cavfiJA A T K M M A ti series. for a gate o f 9190.000 and o crowd o f 19,000 for th* mid­ In ths steadings Bob’ s Res­ taurant leads with i t won dleweight title fight between champion Dick Tigsr and Joey and I loot; following is In­ Glardello in Atlantic City's land Materials, 18-1; Larry's hug* Convention Hall. Dec. 7. Mart, 16-11; Allied Van Lines. 13-14: Meador's Marine, ate. t«‘ h, aad Betty Ann’ s. 6HJOVt. ■nm the la Martin Schedule Set $190,000 Gate GOOD GRID COMBO Legal Notice J tru u m c C 04*T i Greater Orlando B. P . A . teal orer 9200.00. W a’re atill gonna try again, how am ! Tha Pro-Am Touraamant aat fo r Dacrmbtr tn Jacksonville will atert local qualifying this week. The entry forma should ho out by Friday. Tha qualifying wilt he on a handicapped basis. But whoa you bowl in Jsckaonvlll# with a professional partner, it’ll be on a scratch bail*. Howdja Ilk* to bowl a couple o f gemra with fe llo e s like Don Carter. Dick W sber, Billy Welu, Bill A.'. i and all o f the other bowling gr.uts ? Here's your chitfco and again it's open to botn mea Joe's Laundry and Dry Cleaning team was a t the bottom c f tha HI-Nooner* League with 10 win* and 22 losses; but thsy mad* a clean s w e e p arsinst Shoemaker Construction thla wreck and there la now a three-way tie fo r that position. Sine* Jean Webster Joined tha team five weeks airo each member has steadily improv­ ed her nveraeeCook's Corner also won fou r pointo from M. A R. Bar. Stenstrom Realty won Artist Called In Death Probe WCKY Airs Reds Kxpnndti Coverage United Press Isle maternal WEMBLEY, Eog. (UPD Johnny Prescott, 16D4, Bir­ mingham, Ala., outpointed Billy Walker, 190. London ( 101 . NEW YORK Sunny side G trd eo (U P I) Henry Wsllrtsek JttP*. New York, out­ pointed Byron Btoinenides, IKtW, New York (6). Legal Notice SEMINOLB HIGH TRIBESMEN (black uni­ form!) John Ray (No, 83) and Steve Balint (No. 50) drive Wildwood halfback Randy Jones (No. 1 5 ) to t h e turf with an assist from D a v a GoUoher (No. 73) during last Friday night's 84 to 14 win over the Wildcats by the Sanford eleven. By J o in A. B y o t t ! # B V f) I D a b s ; Grspevllls Nursery won three points from South­ ern A ir; Art Ilrown Pest Control won three points from the Aeey Deucy Wives; and Pat Sipley rolled s SI4 aeries to help Hunt Realty win three point* from th# C. P. O. Wive*. Shirley Simat renverted the 9-7 and 6-10-7; Etta Dor­ man ths 3*4-7 and 6-6; Dot Johnson the 5-9-7 and the 5-10. The 2-7 fell fo r Virginta Skelly and Mary Tom sleski; Mary Faust end Pat 8lplsy toppted the 4-5; and VI Rowbsrry ths 6-10. Ths 3-10 proved easy picking for Tenna Armau, Rita Glaser, Kathy Gray, Jean Monroe, Meanwhile, ths Seminoles are ta pretty fair condition, phytic ally. Henry Finch will be back alter last week's lay­ o ff Earl Black had a cold but it's anticipated he'll shake it o ff by Friday. But tbs Mg news la ths re­ turn of Danny Tillls, the Headhunter unit's safety man. Till is suffered * collar bon# separation earlier ta too sea­ son and has missed several tilts. It* suited op last Fri- B Delaware On Top NEW YORK (U P D - D e l a ­ ware topped th* balloting for th* Lambert Cup for the sixth consecutive time this weak. GIANTS BOAST II SPTS . 2 Coaches To Talk SAN FRANCISCO (U P D — Bud Wilkinaea o f th* Univer­ sity of Oklahoma and D affy Daugherty o f Michigan State will heed th* lint o f guest •peaksra, Feb. 22-23, during Ram quarterback Zek* Brat- th# second annua) Coach a f th* Year clinic. kowski on th* waiver* Although tha ball haa a capacity o f 46,000 seat*, ealy 19.000 bo ussd, (U “ tnP I) order LOS will ANGELES — to assure visibilitybar* far The G m nperfect Bay Packer* all spectator*,'* expicked up fornsrrGoodman Las Angeles Pick Up Zeke A A 91M 3<* fC C P O t M o r c o t'M t>0*CA*a*A, W fH W C * P tiK t / * O fiA r e r u . to * * tm Roam. Court tUuaa. Sanford. World*. Karin har tg. ltd! at T I# F. M ar a* area there­ after as yaaathte •emlaalh County Board ad Adjustment My William a Ralhack. Chairman Fuhltoh har. M. INI r* * 7 0 ^ BARGAIN PRICES ON POPULAR BRANDS JM * g X C r fM * FterMs Distributors Tar Dtamsa Caitam Built Tire* FA RRELLS ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY . I A. M. . 4:15 P. M. 916 E. FIRST SANFG 405 W. FIRST ST. I �Coup Caught II* I SAIOON, South xtTPJV—R r llib if Viet N u n today that the N ot . 1 coup against President Ngo Dinh Diem caught U. S. military com m ander By Robert B. Tham es Jr. T . V . Davie w as la town fo r a few days visitin g his mother, who is in the hospital. D avit is a graduate o f Crooms H igh School, where he wav captain o f the baseball team H e also is a form er eports w riter fo r The Sanford Her­ ald. D av k attended W oodrow W ilson Junior College o f Chiplated his education a t Chi­ cago Teachers College. He has taught In the Chicago publle school system fo r tw o years. Presently, he is w orking to­ w ard a master'a degree in guidance and counseling at Chicago Teachers College. He la a member o f the Omega Psi Phi fraternity. His suggestion to persons w ho ir e trying L> accomplish some­ thing worthwhile in life : The w orld will etep slid e and let • person pass, i f hs knows w hsrs he ia going. Herman J. Rambert Jr. will be leaving Thursday to fu lfill hla military obligation, Ram­ b ert it a graduate o f Croome H igh School where be letter­ ed In football and basketball. H is parents are Mr. end Mrs. Herman J. Rembert, e f 1508 W eat 17th Street. M ay your days with Uncle gain be mer­ ry. m y boy. Seminole County Children’s advisory council Is an organ­ isation dedicated to helping seedy children. W s have found th at some children have to miss school because o f certain material needs. In an attempt to alleviate this problem, this group was formed. Tha late Jam ie Foster, who w as attendance assistant, was one o f its main supporters. Many children have bene­ f i t e d from this service. A drive is underway to aecure m ore funda. A n y Interested person may Join. See Rev. N . A . Watson, the chairman, o r Principal L. R. Eubanks. Y ou also art cordially Invited to attend the meetings. Next meeting will be Jan. 2. I would like to add further that this urgaiiisutlon o ffe rs coun­ seling; moral and spiritual guidance. Rosetta Davis ia visiting be­ cause her mother ia in the hos­ pital. This young telly has distinguished herself since leaving Sanford. She ia a graduate o f Crooma High School. Attended Los Angeles City College fo r two yeere and presently is studying at L o t Angeles State College. Recently ehe completed a study tour of two-month Europe visiting nine coun­ tries: England, France, Bel­ gium. The Netherlanda, Den­ mark, Germany, A u itria , Italy and Spain, Speaking o f her trip, she made the follow ing observa­ tions: (1 ) The Berlin wall ia very impressive. (2) Many hit L TOUT RECORD WASHINGTON (U P I) — W alter Johnson o f the W ash­ ington Senators holds th* alltime major league record o f 113 shutouts during hla career. Gen. Paul D Harkins b y surprise despite warnings from hla subordi­ nates. Tbe U. S. Military Assist­ ance Command form ally de­ nied tbe report that Harkins had Ignored warnings. U said the coup leaders maintained strict secrecy until too time of their attack. By Surprise The sources said Harkins faying he did not belief* • algo. sent, a paragraph J d ..a coup waa imminent. They eatdtheT after the be­ report to Washington from ginning of the coup, Harkins the military and Central In­ asked to base the paragraph telligence Agency (CIA) here deleted from the r e p o rt The Military Assistance Command denied that any LAS VEGAS, Nev. (U P1) ■ucb paragraph was included — Form er President Harry S. in the report originally and tbua no deletion waa made. Truman Sunday night blasted velopments in South Viet Nam following the military coup but officials * suit base thdr fingers crossed. Defenao and State Depart* ment sources said today too anti communist w ar undoubt­ Free Papers ST. PETERSBURG (U P I) — Newsstand editions o f the the Communists as Ha act o f ADMINISTRATION St. Petersburg Evening Inde­ pendent were given away SAID PLEASED damned liars" and the John WASHINGTON < U P I)-T h e Monday because the sun fail­ Birth Society as "X u Klux administration ii ed to shine within a 24-hour Ktansmen without thatr night­ Kennedy moderately pleased with de- period. shirts." edly waa being pushed with Rusk, Defense Secretary Ro­ m ore rigor. They said It was bert McNamara and ranking necessary, however, ib~with­ hold final judgments until the political situation In la lgon develop* further. U, S. Am bassador Henry Cabot Lodge la expected In Washington late next week to give President Kennedy a first hand report on the Nov. 1 coup against President Ngo Dinh Diem and subsequent developments. But Lodge first will meet In Honolulu next Wednesday with Secretary o f State Dean EMPIRE GOVT. INSPECTED mitteo to play at F orest Hills, N. Y., next ysar fo r Interna* tissa! tournament play. She playsd In Italy and Spain at exclusive tennis du bs. Miss Katherine Davis ia the secretary to tho guidance counselor a t Croema High School She la a recent grad­ uate o f Florida Bnainesa Ed­ ucation College, Jacksonville. On Nov. B, Miss Davis sub. mittad to the fir s t period clerical o ffice practice class a talk on hor trip to tha Flor­ ida State Association o f School Secretaries. This m eeting was held in Tallahasie* N ot . 1-2. Panther G aiette s ta ff of C room i High has recently elected their o ffic e rs : Editorin-chief, Joyce Ann Montgom­ ery; aesietent editor, Margar­ et Fields; feature editor, Min­ nie Ralnea; sports editor, A l­ berta Martin; secretary, Pa­ tricia W ard; art editor, Roose­ velt Thornton; business manmger, Alice E , Hudson; pro­ duction m anager, Luvenla ElNDER d*UCI0178 U M I T 1 WITH $5 OR MORE FOOD ORDER PLEASE FLA. GRADE “A " D & D Shirley Barrington; ehoral editor, Linda Merthle; special news column, Joyce Williams; bookkeeper, Reginald McGill. Chairmen o f various commit­ tees are Koseanner Johnson, Pearlie Seward, Squire Wright and Linda BelL Mr*. E. J. Eubanks la sponsor and Joyce Montgomery Is student sponi or. Th* Panther S ta ff is in the process o f publishing its first school newspaper. Members o f tha sta ff along with the sponsor will try to make this year one o f the best for th j renders o f the “ Panther Gasette." Student Council at Crooms High School ia sponsoring its annua] Thanksgiving drive, [t will end Nov. 27 with a social. Tha claas having the largest number o f canned goods will be given a prise. These canned goods will be distributed to tha needy In the community. 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But the demands upon the nation’s re­ sources are mounting so rapidly and so steeply that we may not be able to get by indefinitely without more fully reasoned priority judgments. Fulbright did not mention it. but an Important study in this field is under way, under auspices of the Na­ tional Planning Association. This re­ spected research organisation 1s still in the relatively early stages of its inquiries. Yet it is heartening t«> know there is at least some assault on this vital matter. This country, privately and publicly, spends untold billions of dollars with something less than full thought as to the wisdom of it. To question spending for the moon is all right. But the questions ought not to atop there. The honest disagreements among scientists and others as to the wis­ dom of pouring heavy U. S. effort into the moon race must be wel­ comed. We need all the earnest de­ bate we can get. But Arkansas’ Sen. J. William Fulbright offers a useful corrective on this subject when he suggests that much more is involved than whether or not we spend vast sums to try to reach the moon. What Is at stake, he indicates, is how we are to apportion our tremen­ dous but not bottomless resources among many, many important na­ tional programs — military, foreign and domestic. The question, in other words, is one of priorities. And these, says Fulbright, have not renlly been wise­ ly settled by the leadership o f this country. This does not mean no priorities are in effect. Plainly they are. The federal budget, with its allocation of expenditures, is one great collection stf priority decisions. Congress, either by accepting or nltering those judg­ ments, puts its own stamp upon the priority process. Fulbright’s point is that the whole process is not renlly well thought out — that we have not run up a solid balunce sheet of national needs against national resources and ar­ ranged the needs in genuine order of importance. Mir M a n g e W wan a th read A p 11 e d PaycM a* gist. He he tricked the eetoety art critiea ed hie day and thaa was rweawi—tea ed to da the Sjstiae retting end nther fs n e e e art week far wkirh he U aew mated. He weald have relished the sale* booklet below, m send far year eepy *1 once. CASK It*40.1: Michelangelo wa* probably the world’ s greatest artist and aculptor. He was a contemporary o f Columbus, so yon tan peg both o t them in their correct time slot e f history by re­ membering that famous data o f 1402. But Michelangelo was also n superb Applied Psychologist, in I have lauded him in my college textbook, "Psychology Applied." Michelangelo at first was lpnnr#d snd disdained bv Ms JOKY DOYLE. FHILADtlFHIA DAILY NEW* Dick West Says Notes On Europe Prosperity In Spain (E ditor's note: Her* is a second of a series o l arti­ cles on the latest news Irons European countries. Other articles will follow.) By R. H. Haskell J r. i d » o •i | i SEVILLE, Spain— (S p l) — The face ol Spain has chang­ ed radically In the past four years. Miles of arid moun­ tainside have been planted in pine trees. Irrigation projects have taken in thousand* of a c r e s , lurnrng near desert areas Into productive farms. In cities and towns, old build­ ings are being torn down tJ be replaced wllb new housing and business structures. Along the Mediterranean c o aal tliere is a hotel and co opera 1 1v r apartment building boom that would rival FlorIda at its wildest. T o a large extent, this new prosperity gives rn Improved living standard to the upper and middle econom ic classes only. It has yet to filter down to the poorer people. Many rural towns arc still obvious­ ly poverty stricken. The going price for a maid in Madrid is from *17-25 a month. This domestic would have to live in. have every 'Thursday afternoon and every other Sunday afternoon off. She would be on call for 21 hours a day the rest of the week. One employer com ­ plained, however, that maids quit on the -slightest pre­ te x t." Towns in Ihe Seville area have maids available at *7.50 a month for the same hours as Madrid. Large amounts of foreign money, particularly German. Swedish and Danish, are b e ­ ing invested in Spain. The outskirts of Ihe larger towns show an almost mushroom growth of new factories. To supply qualified workers for these new industries, the government is pushing train­ ing program* through the school systems. The problem is that the graduates are able to command higher wagea in France and Germany than they can at home, so many ol them migrate. There is still a shortage of trained indus­ trial workers in Spain, but it is being gradually overcom e as more graduates are train­ ed, and as Spaniards return from foreign Jobs. state is also an army general. He is only about three years younger than Franco and Is in poor health. There seems to be a large question whe­ ther he will, in fact, be able to carry on a post-Franco government. We were told by a highlyqualified American newspa­ perman that he felt Spain to be a more solid military ally for the United States than France. )le reported that at the time o f the Cuban crisis, Spain, on its own initiative, evacuated several air bases to make them available to the United States should they be needed to meet an expand ing conflict. He felt American air bases in Spain were ex tremely valuable since they give a good staging area for the massing of men and equipment to meet any mili­ tary threat to our security in Europe or the Middle East. This same man said the largest danger to Spain's new-found econom ic growth is inflation. He said that peo­ ple with Investment money were not satisfied with II) per cent or 20 per cent return on their capital, but were look­ ing for 50 per cent and mure. Recently, the Falange, the Spanish Fascist Party, had Us 3oih birthday celebration. Unly three members of the government attended. Franco via , nnt nn, of th em . Thu party, as a political power, seems to be quite dead. The man who has been designated lo follow Franco as chief of OUR HOARDING HOUSE £ MOW ABOUT ADD tNG A REAL he 'l l h o l l e r m u r d e r .'T h'; NOW THAT WENE GOT TH' JORlURE TOUCH? LAST TIME Yi£ AIASOR TANu LED WITH WE'LL G N E TRIE D TO J BAXTER,IST‘4 LEAVE MlM RAtlOfd / HIMTU' EMPTY CORNE* CPTA'Tfi'OUaH.* SAME WIDG­ HIS CKUg, 1 flU HAJE TO TEACH MlM TO ET Po r t io n s HCMAOt S LEAVE SOMETHING CM THE h e LIKES M ORE NOISE PLATTER, WMtM ME PASSES TO feCRVE THAN A FULL' IT. BESIDES PARSLEY.' u s' FPDO IN A ( CHLORINATED P O A lD / i t I Sty? &aufiprd Ijmitt Page 1-A Sanford, Florida Wed., November 13, ’63 H U .n a t . q is c l o w , H u r o n » a s :it m ALj k a s IuC K-JItur JVU Y W K 1 U O itnty E-lltor c s m it r .« H N M OocUty JCUitjr a v ij r i h i.i m i l k M4BD WALL* Msubanlcsl Buptj n l K slloKVS VKS-B Uuiiooi g i n u i i MIHIMLTT E. iUIIUOS C la.v tfl.il tilr.etor s o w n VOL IOI.ISM CU cal.lU a U a u .tsr In the past several years there has been a considerable loosening o f governmental controls over the ordinary citizen. It la not unusual to hear anti-Francu jokes and airing of gripea against the government in public places. We were told ivories about government graft which sound much like those we hear at home. Dr. Crane's GOP Political Picture Analyzing Elections WASHINGTON f Ul ’ l) — .analyse the issues. Gut i t ? " After each election there •*[ think s o ," I said. "W ould cornea twri^ ,w*mt '* you mind giving me an ex­ known in political circles as ample t * "analysing the returns." Very well. Tuke the may­ The ballots we east don't oralty election in Philadelphia. Just speak for themselves, you know. In order for us to un­ A Democrat named James It. derstand why we voted the J. Tate defeated a Republican way we did, somebody has got named Jamea T. McDermott. interpret to sit down and figure out How would you whirl we meant when we voted that I ” "Could it mean that a ma­ that way, I have great admiration for jority o f the voters felt that election interpreters, mainly Tste would be a better mayor because I Hava never been than M cD erm ott?" "G ood heavens!" my friend able to master that art my­ self. But 1 keep on trying exclaimed. “ You do need help! "W ell, then, m a yl« it means just the same. In the weke o f the (lections that Philadelphia voters are this week, I approached a prejudiced in favor of candi­ friend o f mine who specialises dates with tw o middle ini­ in interpretations amt avkrd tials.'* "Y ou are trying lo analyse him to give ine a Tew pointers. " I 'll be glad to," he said. the politicians," my friend "It's quite simple really, once said. you get the hang o f It. When “ What this election pro­ issues are involved you ana­ vides is an opportunity to lyze the politicians, and when uniilyxr the political impact politicians are involved you of the civil rights issue." " t think I’m catching on," t said. "T ry ma on another one.” "AH In New York ord 3 to 1 In fnvor o f legnt izing off-truck betting on burse races. Let's see how you analyse that." "I analyse it to mean that three out o f every four New Yorkers are in fnvor o f legal­ ising o f f - truck betting," 1 suid. "N ow you arc trying to analyze the issue," my mentor commented, "This one should be interpreted as a political victory for Mayor Wagner,' 1 thanked my friend for ex­ plaining the system to me and I believe I have it all straight­ ened out now. According to my analysis o f the returns, the odd* against a New York horsa being oleted mayor o f Phila­ delphia on a civil rigid* plat­ form are 3 to 1, off-track. People wo talked to did not feel this reflected any deepdown anti-Franco or anti-gov eminent sentiment on the part o f the majority. It is more the sort of thing one hears as people become mure prosperous and have more the one he had (our years friend for less money, time to pop off. S p a i n ' s new prosperity ago. contained two bedrooms, There appears to be little living room, dining room, show* up in the greatly in­ or no fear of secret police. kitchen amt bath. It cost him creased number of automo­ There is a new series of laws *33 a month, unfurnished. biles, scooters and m otorcy­ in the works which would lea The secret of getting such an cles. Many of the drivers are sen newspaper censorship apartment was, he said, the highly unskilled which makes and would give more freedom payment of several hundred for lnlere.vling moments on to non-Calltolic groups. dollars In cash as a bribe to the highway. At present, (he government When we were here four an "apartm ent finder." Willi has the sole right to name the out this, one could not get a years ago, the only pulice one director of a newspaper. He saw were the members of Die place to live. can be nominated by the own­ Civil Guard, always traveling Our host's apartment con­ ership, but confirmed only by in pairs, either on hail or on the government. Proofs of all tained a television set. All during our slay it was not bicycles. Now traffic police­ stories must be submitted to only turned on lo the only men on motorcycles are al­ censorship before publication. available channel, but turned most a* common as in the We were told, however, that on so loud It was hard to ful- United Slates. One good thing it Is now relatively rare for the government has done is to deletions or changes to be low a conversation. This Is about par for the course in establish a highway patrol, made by the censors. Spain. Bars, restaurants and also of civil guardsmen, in The Catholic Church and private homes which have Jeep like vehicles to give as­ Ihe state are still closely tied tngrther, although m ore pro­ television all have loud tele­ sistant-*' on Ihe highways, in ra*e of a wreck *>r a meeb.in gressive elements o l t h e vision. Apropos of rent.*, here in leal breakdown. church have been instmmen Many new highway.* are be­ Seville we know a man who tal in seeking benefits for the runs a business college for ing constructed but. in some working classes. The hacking 120 hoy student*. He has a rave*, at the po*l of lessened of at least part of the clergy house of 23 rooms for his maintenance work on already given last Spring to the men built road* Another problem striking in Bilbao for higher family, a wife and one child, at prevent is the many high wages is evidenre o f this classrooms, and the 12 stu­ ways which were damaged or dents who live in. It costs him lack of complete harmony be*30 a month. He said this was washed out by last winter’s twren civil and religious au an older residence on which abnormal rainfall. tbority. One thing that Spam badly According lo figures re­ he spent about *2,5oo for re­ pairs. He claim ed that Barce­ needs is an improved tele­ leased by the church, thought lona was almost twice as ex­ phone system. It regularly to be mimirual, there are 34,* pensive as Seville and (hat in take* two or three hours tu 244 priests, 20.873 monks ami call from one city tu another. 72,783 nuns in Spain. A con­ Seville it would be possible to (ind hundreds of apartments For th« on initialed, attempt­ certed drive to gel more ing to make a hotel reiervayouths to enter the religious like that o f our Barcelona life is taking place. The church claim* it has a short­ age of workers. There is a INTIIIOR LATIX new emphasis on finding W A U PAINT qualified missionary workers * tlOUIMT HIWNO to send to Central and South AM COvlllSf America CAM If W.IHIO ■m is ears People we talked to feel MX* II* >• MIMUTU * ho ramie oooa there is a deep anti Commu­ * lir 10 41* &QUA4S MIT O* COVMMS nist feeling in Spain, entire­ Ml (AXIOM ly aside from the obvious con­ * Mix CMam ur WITV4 voir ah* waiu flict between Catholicism and * 10* Mtlnoa uvi w WAUL tmiMQL HAirie. Hed dogma. They say this WAUMAIB. SIC. goes bark to the Civil War when to many, on both aides, suffered from the excesses ot Communist-controlled units. When in Barcelona we had the same guide we had four years ago. He told us that the living standard was 50 per cent higher than it was then. We were invited to his apart­ ment for dinner with his wife, son and daughter. It was a very line meat, washed duwn with quantities o f cham­ pagne, Spanish, of course. The apartment, better than right. City, the votere went on rec­ own generation. Like most snooty critics, the art eonnlssrur* o f Ms day would not credit genius to anybody who hadn't been dead and buried fo r centuries. Jeaus understood this same trait o f human nature, as shown by His utterance: A prophet ia not without honor save in his own coun­ try and in hii own house." But Michelangelo knew he was n superb artist, so ho doelded to use some psychology on those snooty art critics o f his day. Knowing that the latter were fascinated by excavating in old ruins to dig up sup­ posedly priceless works e f art, M ichelangelo tinted one e f hie masterpieces and then tact­ fully had It buried where such an nxcavattng party would be sure to find it. The crltlcn were enraptured. They pronounced It an antique o f rare velum F.ven tha Catholic cardinal o f San Giorgio was impressed so greatly that ha paid a huge sum to add this antique to his art collection. Then Michelangelo let the cat oat o f the bag! W ell, what could the art critica o f his day do? They were so far out on a limb that they had to admit Michelange­ lo waa an artistic genius. Thereafter, Mlrhelangrlo waa eomtntaaioned to do the famoue paintings at Rome. But i f ha hadn't combined artistic talent with the typic­ al modem salesman’s under­ standing o f Applied Psycho­ logy, ho would never have been n timlaeionrd to paint the Stst ne ceiling or produce "M oses" and the "Bound Stave." It Isn't enough mat to Jw n stellar engineer or artist, m tm ifsclu rw nr r r n l n r nf any sort, unless you also know how to merchandise your tal­ ents or products. Merit, by itself, can go un­ noticed. Remember the old adage about the mousetrap? "If you build the best mousetrap In the world," it ran, "you can hide away in the middle e f the forest but the public will still bsat a broad pathway to your door." That’ s matarky nowaday*. And even in M ichelangelo'e time, too. For there are too m any competing product# and jea ­ lous rival* who wilt detour the buying public! Salesmanship fa now a vital part o f everybody'* success, whether you he a clergym an o r doctor, manufacturer o r professor. And salesmanship ta » btanch o f Applied P sychology, so send for my booklet "T h # New Psychology o f Adver­ tising and Selling," enclosing a long stamped, return en­ velope. plus 20 n n t*. (Alw ays write to Hr, Crane ia rare o f title news­ paper, rnc lining a lo a f stamped, addressed envelop* and 20 renta ta rover typing and printing rest* when yaw send for oar o f hi* book­ let*.) CORSAGES - and DELIVERED ON TIM E Tour Downraww Ftortat SANFORD Fl.OWER 8HOt Tar. E. le t A Sanford Aew. FA 2-182* or F A 1*8481 HhlHUCE 114 So. Palmetto Phoae FA 2.MI4 Spsudal! Big 19” D«yfl|M Blue Pictur* thin is a nightmare. 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Brtaklap I t ) Call n a Daatar ( t ) Dapatp It) a lean Knsvon II) Chapaana (D Virginias ID Chrwalcla (D Paiip Duka (d) Oort. la Aallaa ID Tlghtrspn (» ) Price fa III ah t U> Ksplonsso (D Bavarlp HlUbllllee (D Ban Caaap (•) Dick Tan Dpka II) Btcvcatk Rear <•) Daanp Rapa ID Ba«a at a Waaler* M ai (D ID New® Weathar, • ill RONXTN PLY aad ITBIL PLT. ft*# hla wlfa. Dsfnadsat® hi Chanaarr Nr. m r ® T:M Tha natara af Ihla anil la a fartclaaara a f that certain l:aa Mortgage from raid dnfsadanla la •lalatlff. data* Aug- 1:1* aal 11, IIN and rseordsd Ana* u*i if. iita tn orr.cu: utemda lira Book I I I m h o III o f lha Pub* lla Rsonrdg o f Hfinlnola Countr. Tlorlda, nnenmbnrlng that liN coruin alaaa or pareal o f pro- tlitt partr loaatad. altnata, and baIna In aal4 Count* and llala, tn-wlts Ixil it. Block la. WKA- 11 t h k r r t ik l d n iu r r a d P ITIoif, scsnrtlsg ts tha (1) News — X a t p h f alai tharaaf aa raaardad Mania (a Plat Book IS. Pagan Id llil# ID Maw® Waalhar, • a t tr. Fablla Naaarda af ■aalaala Coaatr. Plttld® 11iM (•) rtallay af tha aura BACH o r TOO It RHqUIR- HU* (l) Jekaap ca m s NO ta flla year anavar or athar w rlitsa dafaaaaa ta tha ID **ilaekaa« CoaapUlm with u a Clark o l IliM ID Man* lha Clraalt Caart a f laataala T H U a a n A T A .M . County, Florida, la Ihla proaaadlat and to »«r*a a aapp fiM ID atlmaaeilea tharaaf upon lha plalatlfra f i l l ID Banshlaa Almaaae allornara, whaao tutto aa and IK* ID orav® Farm Neport addnaa ara harainaftar aot •in ID Flariaa Mtatarr forth, aa raqalrid bp law ID aaarlaa aaaiaalap not later than lha ITlh dap TiN ID Today—Hugh Dowas af Dacambar. l l l l . In dafanlt (D Film Fenlaraa lharaof lha eanaa will pro1:11 11) Farm Mkt. Report aaad aa parla npon lha anirp Tile (D Mlehle Myaaa of a Doeraa Pro Cgnlaaao ID Today Bfalnal pan. T:ll ft) laical New® Wea­ WITNKas np hand and lha ther atfldal aaal af aald Caart In I'M (D Captain Kangaroo ■amlnola Countp, Florida, Ihla 1:10 (D Cartoons •:aa ID Jaak LaLanae tllh dap af Nevsmbnr HU. ft ) Amerleaa History (I tA M (»; K ssrcta s F a r Womoa Arthur H. Barkwllh. Jr.. Clark of lha Circuit Court •til It) Carlaons 1:10 ID dale Itorm lip: Martha T. Vlhlan ID Komptr llootn Ilaputp Clark UiN (D a»p When A _ . BBANDAUa OIUDLBT AND (I) Newe— Mika Wat* t-KWIt taaa Attarnapa far Plaintiff (D Bpanlak la North Oourl atrsst 10:11 (I) Ns we— kdwla MawPnat Office Boa t : : » maa Orlando, Florida I’ubllah Nyv. i i , st, i t * Doe. 10:11 (1) Word for Ward (Color) I, l l l l , (D 1 Lava Lucy c D o-ia (D Dasamhar arid# U iN (II Canaaatratlaa ■RMIXOLB COBNTT (D MeCoya BOAMD OF AOdl'ITMBNT (!) Pflca ta Night Not too o f Foblto N rorlM IliU (D World derloe *»#!• To whom It map concern! tight Tha llcmlnola County Board (D Pale and Oladya of Adjustment will hold a (D Haven Keys pubtlo hsartng |o mncldar lha possibility of (ranting p»rTHURSDAY P. M. mltelon to build living quartara la conjunction with com­ 1I:N (I) Tear Flret ImpresaIon mercial uea for oceupancp bp (D Love Of Mfa owner In a C-l Commercial (t) Ernie Ford eon# at per iteeolutlon No. t Amending demlnolo Countp 11:11 (D News — Harry Reaeonor Zoning llenulatlons, ac requealed bp J. a . *purr on the 11:11 (I) Truth ar Conse­ quences following described proparty: (D isarch for TamerProm lha NR cor a f Lot A. row Block I, ■emlnota Park Amend(I) Father Kaswe Neat ed Plat. P. B. «. pg. i i . run 11:11 ID Guiding Light N II I f W along the .Vorly lino of eatd Lot A Do II ft lo 1:00 (1) Naws (I) Bachelor Father Iho poll, Ihonco continue ft It) Ganarat Hospital D 'lt ' W la ft la tha P C af till (II Foeua a aurva concave Br#rly and having a radlue of IS ft, thence 1:10 (I) Science ID Aa Tha World Tnraa run along lha aro or said <t) News— Dava F obcurve thru a central angle of noil »•*!» IT ft In Iho P.C.C. of a curve ooncava forty and hav- lilt (D Cartoons 1:00 1) People Will Talk lag n radlue of 1M.ST ft. If: Password iheneo run along iho nra of ID Ana datbara said eurve Urn a central an­ gle af I l ’ H ' t il.ll ft ta lha 1:10 (11 Tha Daotora (D House Party P.T. of aald eurve, thenee run (D Dap In Court • 11*11* K JUT ft. thence run ■ 11*10* R t i l l It. thenee run 1:11 (I) News— Lisa Rew­ ard N •**a* K no ft to the Poll. Loretta Toung Also lha W’erly la H of lha 1:00 (I) (D Ta Toll The Troth rerlp ISO l l n ef tha Warty III ft af Lot A. Bleak I, •emlnola Park Antandad plot. Public boaring will ba bold In lha County Commissioners ■KNINOLR COt'NTT lt*>om, Court House, Hanford. BOARD OF ADJt'ITWNNT Florida, on Novombey U. lt d Nation af FaMto Weaving at T:lo I*. M. nr as aoan thereTa wham II map aaasarni alter aa poaalble. Tha (emlnola Countp Bear! •amlnola County Board al of Adjustment will hot* a Adjustment publle hearing la determine Hr William C. Malbask. the possibility of granting per­ Chairman mission Is balld and operate Publish Nov. It. l l l l • manufacturing plant lo man CDO-II •faalara Ugbt machining af tempoasnta fey military agonalaa In an M-l aana aa raquested by J. Bari gad k l i win u Provanchar aa Ua following iescrlhei proportyi Tha W f o r a n y a n d a ll d e b ta iso fl af lha B lla (i of Lite In cu rr e d b y m y w lfa . IT aad ll, Spring Hammock Itsplat. Public hearing will ha hold I b H o n o r o f I h la , o u r la tha Countp Commissioners Hoorn, Court Rom® Senior!. 1 5 lh w e d d in g a n a lT c r - RB: ■ ary. ua l*t*A*AC«. of n ttm i j rA LLX AMIBT* Siscanty Gordon T. Meyer 9RBF 1776 * DEAR A M Y : Iwa rssri jm BfB I ten d a Mod |M at|!aet ha •it* (•) Bdltertal •HI (•> Maw® agsrt® Waa- 81S & S : 4m ahwk ■M a uvy. ta waa afraU N Mfl kla. Tk teaa II §k ta A s u id A s would p | A M ttay a n M a ta ar aatT Or ihonld I aiavaM by ttatr (allsra M reply A d ttay la ' ‘ iw a a , M A f aarar did. I k m m m MUa comia g m M i caaid m tha mom mr. I aot Chargiai tar iataradt; tad I dida’t ask Jkr tar LO.V. M k A i i a t tar kMwbaad an wwklai M i It iMakiat ta a hard■Up h r thaw ta pay bn . t a d d I «dk tar htubaad tw HT I’d like mr Rooty without tahiaf M|il aftloa. UNDECIDED DBA* UNDECIDED: Yaw (Haad, aot tat Tell Imr ata moot kefir **p n U c pM ar yaa wm ta •oread la tell her taebaad. Aad If ata nakaa aa affect — ataat tha watfca. Yaw Maadakip la probably abol aayway. 0 0 0 D IA 1 AM Y: BEWUOEXSD M ID * D I A B BEWILDEKSD: Aa a lilt resort, teleyfcoki l •oom people azpoct yoa to aaaoat that, k r a w ttay d id aal officially DE­ CLINE, ttay wffl ta than. You would probably aot taE m tha lu m b er of people who iyaoro aa NJ.V.P. e • Wkat da West’s three heart bid waa one of those pre-empties jump overealts that are designed to upset the opponents. Thin caused North to make tha de­ cid'd overbid of thro* spade® Paul Levitt who sat South want on to game. Wool siada tha fine opsnlug lead af tha king of dia­ mond® Paul looked over dum­ my and didn’t Uka what ha aaw. Thar* appeared to bo two diamonds losers, ons heart loser, at least ana trump loaor aad a possible club Then Paul proceeded ta make the eontract Ha let tha king of diamonds hold, but won tha continuation. A heart lead waa takra by Weafa Ac* Lagal Notica .. U I L I COT NTT BOARD OF ADJl’ BTWNNT BsCtoo mt Fokllo *••>(•■ To Rhom It Risy consora: The Sowloolo County Board of Adjuetmsnt will kolf a pubtlo bearing lo fslsrinloo the poMlbllttr af gruotlog a sscsptloa to Zoning Ptorlda. on Novembay 11, IMI spsotsl In nvrnvden-n ai t:Iu P. M. or as soon (hero Itsautallonn wlili Resolution N« I Am sal•fu r •• possible. ■emlnola Countp Board at Ing Zoalng Regulstlooo to opsrtto asphalt ptsnt for not Adjustment Bp William C Halbank. (• eseeed f montbo for Contmste Nos T>tae-D0« and Chairman i n o - l t l l (sr psvlng of pnrPublish Not. tfc IPS* llsn o f t - l so rouuootod br tha C D O -II Kelloager fsv ln g Co., Ins., on lbs following dssertbsd proports: From the SR tor af the •W(4. SMI. ll-t N -D E , run thence M DT.U It. tfesate W to the W*srlr R /W lias o( tntorotato I, being the point o f bsg. run (hones W l i t (t. mere er Isss, to tho Corlp NR R /W lie® thsnso run N r e rlr along said HR R/W a dlstaace of too ft, run thsnca M ta lha W ortp R /W linn of latareMta ♦. thoaeo run a w o r ly along said R /W Use u tha FOB. Fublls Soaring will ha held In tha Countp CoaimlMloaoro Room. Court Hour*. Ss> ford. Florid® on Movombor 11. IMS at T:1S F- M- or aa sons there­ after oa posalbl® ■emtsots Oonntp Board af Adjaatmsal Br William C. Malbar® Chslrmsa Publish NO*, ta. t)M CDO-II m----- *■». a -••«.«W- a-- XTvBi n u i w u i i e n a d o w i ta w B n c h R tarta mo, but ha aaya I am just being Billy—that all bmb look at that atoll Dw ttay, really? la ay huhaad aoraulT I aankb*! fed worn if I bad eatt|M Mm with another wamaa. Pfeaag help ma. NO NAME PLEASE DEAR NO NAME: Moat ntra woa’t paaa op a thane# ta look at a "aray-lookioa wotnaa (or a picture of oar). If year huabaad open­ ly enjoy* it occasionally, aad obciraaly ta doe® I wouldn’t call Mm “ilek.** Ra la poaaibty a bit Imma­ ture, but ba’a normal. * • e What'a ra your ralndT Fur a porewaal raply, un«l a Nlf-addrtaied. atamped raeaiopa to Abby- Box IMS, Poverty HlUe. Calif, e w e Rata to write letters? Bead aaa dollar to ABBY, Box M i, Bererly HlUi, Calif., t o Abby’* aaw book­ let, "HOW TO WRITE LETTER* FOB ALL 0CCAIIONI." By Oswald Jacoby Now Paul led the deuce of ipadcs from dummy and play­ VXI ed hie own nine. Weet won • AM I with tha queen and found • fill himself In aa end play, A RAM *Q *KT4 heart lead would giro Paul a VA1IITI4 (MOSS chance to ruff In hie own hand •XI (Q llf and discard a club from dum­ • . oq «nf i T8S my. After that Paul would a o tn play tha act and king af dubt, • A fllll ruff a club, and flnttsa • I " •gainst the king of ipades. OAEIt West chose to lead a club. No coo vulnenble North Bert Berth Wert Dummy’s Jack won the trick and tho finesse waa taken Pass 14 tqp Pm Pass I d Pass !• •gainst tha king of gpad® Pose Fuss Do you rsadtre aee how Woat might hero beaten tha and ha return'd the rult hand? All he had to do wee whereupon Paul wai able to to leod the quern of spedra get rid of his remaining dia­ when ha was in with tha aco of heart® mond NORTMOk) SI •llll (x)&JA c itfomm : A vile writes: " I always d*tu Mealy when I go oat with my huabaad, but ta complains that I don’t sera bow I look around tha house. I think ta’s unfair to opart mo ta wear a y good tMaya Just to alt around la lha arralng aad watch tokilaira." 1 waadar why it has art occurred to Utla wile feat aha and tar huabaad might aot alt around and watch telalisten atcry evening if aha Irak the time and trouble to look wall aad prwtty feat tor Mm. He might eery well ba aa doaaa t buy ita feajfa* zfset, Be fat borrowi thorn • DEAR ABBY: I am a •ad taea beta naniad for tkraa yean. My taataai la a aad wo k in two chOd m , ■ year apart. I towe my boaband, bat ta n la my problem: Ma likes to look a maiaatan with platorea af aegy-laoklaf wornra la them aad it hurts ma until I am alek bulde. I am aot Ofly, Abby, tat I eaa't £acojbjf OnBhidqsi J J J J n exactly two hours and nve minutis, n * cum fm u . exnoce-ANP most of By Abigail Von Bunn < M y: N feaif bar aut af a it a w ki • ( I ) News Legal Notica -»t4U A lw dhak By Ruth Millett ta tempted to auggart that they at you wbaa bestows hla f t out tor tta evening just homecoming ktaa ta the evolv­ bacauaa aha look* ao attrac- ing. tlva. TV RENTAL To* many wtraa plan tkair • Balm • Sorvko woedroboa wttk only ara Maa la mind, to look won drwaaod Seminole TV whom they know they urn . EA l-O M Esohh Calae TV Ssloa going out aomawbora. Yat, SMB Sanford Af® with g limited budget, ttay ooold hara aa attrartira attorn* wardrobe that would ta bright, feminine aad becom­ wf >•\! i ®f i * r\ ( ) ing. Ttay would have happier Hlut IM I MI ATHF marriage* If they made this small effort Jurt to please VONITW a T M l'R lD feotr husbands. O ssfoad P a m Ritas Tha buabaada of each wo­ *<• a is>sa men actually ear them at •TWB Bl'MNINQ m il their bast only race la • Tub Hast** — Coh while. The picture of their Ftwo At I pOO OoJp wivra that they carry ‘ ONION BEAD* la ttatr mtada la tau A ser orMfN® look day ta aad dap when tha wtraa ara thinking U doaaat matter how ttay took. STARTS BUN. U yea bare taaa caraUaa about taw yoa look around home, try thla experiment •tsrt paying si much atten­ tion to your appearance as you would If you had guaata la your homo. Dm* for there Imaginary guest*. Aad then see If your huabaad doesn’t surprise you by paying you aa usexpected compliment at lha breakfeat table or by NOW thra BAT. taking a quick aacoad look AT I f e , I d s . glia ... 7:14 - »:M GOOD REE ABMNIT THE WIIOERNISS They face an 244S Preach A tb. Sanford, Fla. unknown world of adventure Carry Out Orders Ph- 322-Mlf NOTICE BEGINNING MON., NOV. 18 Our Boainera Hoora W in Ba: MON. tkrw FBI. OPEN 7:30 A. M. CLOSE 5:00 P. M. SAT. OPEN 7:30 A. M. CLOSE 12:00 NOON Senkarik Glass & Paint !!• Magsolla COMPANY, INC Pa S-U2] Wiilt Disney Jammy �J » *» aUfi . Plan Your Profits-Put Herald Classified Want-Ads To W ork For Y ou -D ia l FA 2-5612 1. Leal ft r*« i S. Not torn . P e i— nil I , Far R eal III* LOST. Blunts* cat, female, VACUUM CLEANER, repairs, 1 RM. Aire. Apt Clean. Weblack oft white. FA 2-4808. ter A etec. $S0. 322-2764. parte, supplies for ElectroLOST: Saturday, little Boat- lux, Kirby, Hoo*er, Air- r u B N i a n s D tea Bull Black with white Way, Rex-Air at*. Fro# Ckaa tad etote riag around Beck. Ha* col­ pickup. New oad Used Cownt. I M f ll. cleaners sold. FA $2312. lar on but no identification. 'CLEAN <tutet Rooms'’ Reward. FA $M46. 1204 Gable*. TA 2-0T2O. f . Education • Instructioa Park Av*. Saalord. LOST, litmsae cat, female. PIANO Chord Method Lee- t BEDROOM Tralter oa toff* laks. Adults odjr. FA $-Tm ■one. Harry Wetter, 122-8061 Chfld’ l pet. 322-3332. k t Legal Notice » » n r a cim ctrr c o v a r o r m * i m J D D icu i c m . c v n r . isi a r b f o b n u . s m ror»T T . n w u . cbascbbt ARTHUR K. so. » m RBADIJtft. Plaintiff, rs. W . C. HARLOW, al»o known * f WILLIAM K •• ««-, •» » t- ca f Dafandants. abrwpbb m n n o r k it TO W. R. HARLOW, »Uo known as WIT-MM E. IIAnLOW, daocaiad: lUflAH JANE HARLOW, d a c ix iid ; ADRL i : : c F. AD.U13, tU a known u ADELINE T. ADAMS, daeaaiad; ------ AD AMI, har un­ known h u s b a n d , daeaaiad: o E u n n i a . r n o i T . <i*c*a««'t; LOUISA a n. FROMT, dreaaiad; CHARLES O. JUSTICE. » l(O known *« c . a JUSTICE, dactniad; ANNA M. JUSTICE, docantadt R. D. K e e n e . dataatad; MART O. KEENE, da(Onaadl I L I I A B H T H A. ClltUNT, d a e a a i a d ; -----CHRIST, har unknown huihand, daeaaiad; aCO IlUB A. CHRIST, daeaaiad; -----CHRIST, kla unknown wlfo, daeraiadi IDA A. V. HOFF­ MAN. and If marrlad. -----HOFFMAN, har unknown hu«bandl DEAN K. Lochman. dacaatadi a n n e i . i a u h - h m a n . daeaaiad) U. O. STATON, d i caair d; J. F. ANflE. dtca aiad; J. H. TUCKER, dacaaaad; W . L STORY, dacaaaad; C. D. CHRIST, daeaaiad; C. E. ORAHAU. daeaaaad; F. R. MAOUIRH, daeaaiad; A. Y. FULLER, d ic ia a r d ; UEOROE E. MACT, d ic a a ii d ) C. A. RO­ BERTS, dacaaaid; OEORHE FROST, daeaaaad; OEOnaE W. MORSE, dieiaaad; CH AR­ LES WHITTIER, diciand; WILLIAM L IIRADLET, dar r a n d ; LEONARD F. CUE K IT. d l c r a i f d ; HEN NINO C. NOVES, d l e r a n d ; FRANK E. JOEL HIMP8 UN. d lcla ia il; OOLDTHWAIT dieiaaad) OEOROIA A. WARREN, d a c i a n d ; JAMES F. HUESTI 8 , d i c i a i ad; JOSEPH DAVIS d i c i a i r d ; OHORilE R. FISK, d a c t a i i l ; ESTATE OF JOHN A. (IREKLY. d i r a n a d ; CHARLES I CART ER, dK-oaird; UTEITIEN OStlooD. dieian d; J. AV. UOODELL, daeaaiad; JONErif ROSS, daraiiad; tlEOROE D. ATKINS, die a a itd ; JOHN DAVENINJRT. JR., daeiaiad; ISAAC N. TUCKER, daeaaiad; REV. JAMES O'DOHERTY, daaaaiad; HENRY L CHASE, daram d; OEOHOB W. OREOORT, dieaaaid; REV. A R ­ THUR J. FEE LINO, daeaaiad: ELISA S. AVHITTIEH, daeaaa ad. THOMAS J. KENNY, dafu n d . L E 8 TELLA TALMAIH1E. d ir a a if d ; W 11X1 AM J. ItOLilllOOK, daeaaii't, and Ihi unknown h ilri. davUaaa, j r i i t a a i , g r a n t m , and i i i l g m « f tha ntaraaald piraoni. and alt paraona and partial claimIns anr Intarait hr, throuah, under or a s a lm t anr o f tin abova known or unknown par­ tita; and all piraoni having •r claiming a n r m a t * right, tills or Intarait In tha land! hiralnbatow daieribad. YOU ARK H EREBY NOTI­ FIED that a ault to qulat tha tltla to tha bilow daieribad p r o p irt r haa hern pomininead asalnat r»u In tha Circuit Court o f tha Ninth Judicial Circuit In and for Brmlnolo Countr, Florida. Tha abbreviated etrla of tha HUM la ARTHUR K. READI NO, plaintiff, vi. IV. K. HAHLOW, a lio known an IV It.LIAM F,. HARLOW, at » » . at ml, defendant!. The dlicrlptlon o f the ria l ■ fa pirty pr ocia did a g a lm t la PARCEL I Lata t i l throush *SI. I»4 throush <41, ITS throuich II I , that part o f L»H <»0 throuah IIS Irina ia«t o f • llna runnlns from Ihi N o rlh ia it corner o f U>t US South to Lake Orlinta according to th* *ubdlvliliin o f land* h rling Ina to Altanionta Hprlnui l-and. Hotel and Naviga­ tion Company, aa record»il In Plat llook t, page 10, Public Raeorda of Seminole County, Florida, and Lot UR according to tha afurriald plat which la slao daurlhad a i; II*Blnnliig st thi NorthWfit corner o f l o t US of lha a fo r n a ld plat, run AVaat 5 chain* IS link* to th* N a r l h m t corner of Lot 1 1 1 at tha afor**ald plat, run South t chain* It link* mor* or l«a* to l,ak* Orient*. run along tha *hori of Lake (tr im ta north«ait«rly to tha Houthw**l corner o f laid tail OS, run North < chain* IS link* mor* or l**a to th* point of b*- point #f beginning. PARCEL HI From th* NH anrnar at Lot *1* of tha g U t m i V l . SION OF LANDS RELONOINO TO THE A L T AMONTH LAND. HOTEL AND NAVIOATloN c o . . aa records* In Plat Rook 1. p i g * 1* at th* Publlo Record# o f ■amlnola Countr, Florida, ran South <11.1* fait to an Iron axl*. thence aonttnua South 40 fact, mor# or leti. to a point on th* ihor* o f Lake urlenta ■* H i l l i n g on IS December, 1 1 * 1 , eild point being tha point o f beginning; thence run South 111 faab mor* or I#**, ta an Iran pip*, thane* continue South 10 feat, mor* o r !**•, ta a point on th* ihor* o f Lak* Orient* a* aslatlng on II November IMS. thenc* run Ea it arly a lo ng ■aid ehorelln# t l * teat, mor* ay lain, thane* Narthra iterlr along la id ih o r* line SOU fait, mor* or 1*<*. thenc* Northwaatarty along laid ihoralln* Sot r*et, more or lass, thane* Eaitarly along la id ahoraline TOO feet, thence North •rly along aald ahoralln* S3 J fret, mor* o r teae, to a point St fia t, mora or tael. Kait o f th* Southeaitarly oornar o f afar* aald Lot <11 accord ing Is th* ahorallna a* ti la tln g on It Dtcambar till, thenc* run W a it It faat, mor* or ten, to th* a fo re•aid Houthaaitirly corner o f Lot t i t , th e m * South erly and AVaaterly along th* ihoralln* * 1 aiH tlng on t l Dtcambar 1M1, a dlitanc* o f 400 faat, mora nr le u . to th* point o f beginning, containing 10.1 aerie, mure or lee*. Y o u ARK REQUIRED to file your a m w * r or other pleading with th* Clark o f th* above Court and larva a copy thereof upon Raeiett and Tuck. I t " South .Maitland A ve­ nue. Maitland, Florida, stto rn*ye for the plaintiff, on or before November 35, IMS, Felture to do in will r**ult In the entry of a Decree Pro Cnnfrun against you for th* retler demanded In th* C o m ­ plaint. WITNESS my hand and *»al o f aald Court In Hanford. H' mi­ nute County, Florida, thi* 33nd day of October, IMS. (SEAL) Arthur II. Rarkwlth, Jr., Clark o f th* Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida lly: Martha T. Vlhlan Deputy Clerk (■) K. Pop* llaaeatt E. Pope Raaiatt or th* firm of I1AS8ETT AND TUCK SCO South Maitland Avenue Maitland, Florida Attorney* for Plaintiff Publlih OeL tt , to, A N ot. 4. IS. IMS. CDN-14 * Inning PAHt'E L It Commencing at th* SE corner o f Lot •<< of till Subdivision o f th* tend be­ longing to A l t a m o n t # Land. Hotil and Naviga­ tion Company, according to th* plat lh*r*of n» record­ ed In Plat Book 1, pag* 1 0 , Public ttaeordi of S* ml not* County, Florida, thtnr* run Sauthtaattrly along a projection of th* •aat line of Mid Lot M l to lh» point o f lnt»r**clion of laid projected Uni with th i North Iln* o f the HE 14 o f S W 'i o f H*--t|i>n t|. Township 31 South, Rang* SS Bait, thine# run W a i l along th# laid North Una of th* HE'* o f BW '* o f laid Saetlon IS to th* Intersection o f e»ld line with th* SAV corner of Lot *13 * 1 ehown on th# aforeeald plat; thane# run Northeaaterly along th* Moulh and Southeaet lot llne< o f l o t i US. «TI a n ! Lot HR a i itiown on th* aforeeald plat; thane, run Kail and South* uterly along the South llnei of L o u *53 * " J *54. ** ahown on mo aforaaatd plat; thanca run Emit and Northeaitarly along th South lin e! o f Lite *<• through 4*4 a* "hown th* a l e r n i U f l a t ta the I n d s fl tyrrnlh N or. 18, 1963— Pag* 3-A 12. Real EsUU Tm Sftki 18- H 4p W u t« i 2, 3, A 4 BEDROOMS 1. lH , * 2 BATHS DOWN PAYM ENTS FB0M otenstrom Kealtv 114 N. Park Aft. W. l i t s t EFF. Apt. $*T.S0. 411 Fork. Laks cottege (urn. 323-4106. DOWN, lg, clean. 611 Fork. W E L A K A APARTMENTS: Rooms private balks, 114 W. Flril St. "SKutts It Bind for bubM# baMw* and Mom 1« juot MAOP UN7URN. 2 Bedroom Duplex I . F o r R o a l Apt. Pb. FA 2-4201. B, Par Bain nr Rent BEDROOM CB Houic, U f B. WOODLAND Dr. Near I kitchen equipped, near NAB. 3 Br.. 2 bath, ptus Winn Dixie. Cell FA 2-6608. dsn, double utility room, ftneed yard. F A 2 89*1. 10. W aatnd to Rent NOTICE OF APPI.IC4TION FOR TAX DEED (So*. 1*4.14 P I , H 4 i Itatwtaa at 1 * 1* 1 NOTICE I* IIRRED Y OIV EN, Th lt Dr. K. W . Stoner the holder nf th* following cerllfleata h ie filed aald c e r 11 float* for tax d**d to be lieued thereon. Th* cartlflcxti number and year o f laiuanca, th* detcrlpllon o f th* property, and th* la m a In which It w i t a n e t M d ar* a i fo llo w -: Cartlfleal* No. l i t Year af l»»tianr» H J f I B X U O L I COUNTY BOARD OP AtMt'STMRNT Nat lea af Puhlla Ifearlag To whnm It may concern: Th* Seminole County Hoard nf Ad]u*lment will hold a public hearing to determine th* poaelhlllty nf granting a front street and r t i r yard •titlark variance to lha Z on ­ ing Regulation* a* m a n t e l by Johnny Walkar on th* fo l­ lowing daieribad property! Isit l<. Rlnck 3*. Cryi la l f.tk« Winter Home* Suhdlvlilun. Public hearing will b* h*ld In lh* County C«nimli*lon»r* Room. Court H o u m , Sanford. Florida, on November 11. 1*41 i t T:Sd P. St. nr a* aoon t h a n after a* pnsilhte. Semlnot* County hoard of Adjustment lly William C. Ilalblck, Chairman Publlih Nov. IS. 1S4S CDO-IT MITII i: TO IIKFENI4 THE UTATE UF F M I R I I I l Till EDWARD IIOONB and HKTTB JEAN IIOONE Itaildenc* Unknown You. and ia eh o f you, aro h*roby notified that eult hai been filed agalnet you In th* Circuit Court of Nominal# County, Florida, In Chancary. an abbreviated t ill- nf which l* First Federal Saving* and Lorn A iio c l it lo n nf Memtnnle County, a corporation, Plain­ tiff, v*. Edward Roan* and lin t* Jean lloon*, *1 at., D* f-ndanll, th* nature o f eald •ult being a eult to foreclose that certain mor tgage d a te ! September t. 1M". and o f re­ cord In o f ficia l Reco rd ! Hook St), paa* 114, S*mlnol* Coun ly Publlo Record a, incu m ber­ ing the following deecrlbed r*al property, to - w ll; tell 3" o f lllork H. nt Tract 47, of HANLANDO BPRINOH, S E M I N O L E COUNTY, F fJ'R lD A. *c cording to plat thoroof recorded In Plat Rook 4, pag* 45. o f the Public Itecord* of Seminal* Cuunly, Florida. Nubjart to yoetrlctlom af record; and you are hereby required ta file your anawer In laid ault with th* undaralgned Clark o f exld Court and to serve a copy th ereof upno th* Plaintiff'# attorney. whoa* name and addree* appear be­ low. on or htfor* th* 14th day of December, IMS. and tn de­ fault thereof Doer** Pro Con feeeo will bo entered agalnet you. WITNESS my hand and o f ­ ficial seal at lh* County Courthouee, Sanfiird, SumlOot County. Florida let day o f November, IMS. (SEAL) Arthur H. B'ckw lth. Jr., Clerk lly; Martha T. Vlhtea, D. C. Phillip U. U r m Hhlnbotoer and Logan First Federal Uulldlug P. O, Rax IISS Sanford, Florid* A t t o r n e y fur Plaintiff Publish So*. 4, U , 34, IT, 1M1 COO-14 DnerlMlaw af Ptagerfyt E 1(0 Ft. o f W 104 Ft. uf S US Ft. o f N 114 T FI. at B SM ef NWi* o f NAVU Sec­ tion tl Township It Rang* SI Nam# In which aaeaeaed Her­ bert Ilrlneon. Alt o f aald pro perly being In th# County nf Hamlnnle, Slat* o f Florida. Unteei eucli certlricat* ehall be redeemed accord in g to t* th* proparty daieribad In aurh carttrieat* will b* told to th* highlit bidder nt lb * front door o f th* gamtnol* County Court H om e at Sanford. Flur Ida, an th* f l r i l Monday In lh* mnnth of Daeamhar, 1443. which I* lh* Ind day o f Dieamber, IMS. Dated thla l l r d day at Oct obar, IMS. (Official Clark'* S a il) Arthur II. Rackwlth, Jr., Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida Publlih Oct, 14 H Nov. 4, II, sa. IMS. D N -llt 2 BEDROOM bouse, kitchen equipped. FA 2-3831. ODO-41 IN AND PON COUNT, riNcurr, ar. VIIVOI l: CtlUNTT, r LON ID *. IN CH AN. I'E III NO. U W JUANITA l'ENDLKTON. I ta la tiff, REDDICK Needed At Once We need ten (10) nice homes, LEAVE TH E W ORRYINO furnished or unfurnished, TO U S Immediately! We have the Let us find yon tenants and ellentel I f you have a 3, 3. manage tbs detail*. Sava o r 4 bedroom home for on Income T s s s s by deprtrent o r tease, call dating your vacant horn* ■■ rantal Income property. Turn that vacancy into in­ come. W o bavo calls sack 323-2420 lit N. Park Ave. day fo r 2 I A 4 bedroom homes, furnlebed and un* 12. Ken] E s u t n F o r S a le furnlihed. For complete property men* BY OW NER, S bedroom , m bath h om e. One bedroom agenwnt call •’C LIF F” for has separate entrance, can appointment to diacuM your be rested lo r income. Will desires. Dade tor smaller plice. Shown by appointment. Cell FA 2 9444- » r m i n o i .»; c o r ATT n o IHI) OF All!FOTMKXT To whom it may concern: The Nemlnol* County lloar4 o f Adjuatmont will hold publlo bearing to consider th* poeelblllty a t granting a lot ali* varlanu* ta lha Zoning Regulation* lit an A-1 Axrl culture district a i requested by Jim Walter C«rp. for Rod, gar La* nay an th* following (Jaicrlbat proparlyi ca m. at a pt 111 ft N o f tho SE cor af -ot I*. St, Joaepk'a Subdivi­ sion, run W ITS ft to tho FOR. Continue W t t l ft. run N 14 ft, run K 151 ft, run H 14 ft to lh* POB. Reserving th# N l« ft o f tho E SIS ft o f th* ISt ft o f exld two 10 for right of Ingraaa and egrai* to above described lot. Public hearing will b* held In th* County Commissioner* It vim. Court House. Sanford, Florida, on November II, IMS at 7:ln P. M. or a* loan thereafter aa passible. ftemlnnt* County Board of Adjustment lly William C. Ilalback. Chairman Publish Nor. 13. IMJ IN T il w r in r u tT ninth ju uiitai , I Child C u e . F A 2-BT4. | B u lly Hasel Porter Beauty Shop Cold W ave $4.00 complete 1104 W. 23th Bt. FA S-1221 Upholstertag A Mattreaa renovatiag. New A Used Furni­ I960 Old*. 2 Dr- Hardtop. K x e . court R A H. n et A I n to ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. up payment*. TnL FA BUM Co., at i n Celery Ave. after I p.m . FA 2-2111. WANTED reuabl* couple tn 1931 Model A take up monthly paymeatt E xc. eoad. Only 2 Sell o r trade. $48& P b . of $13.59 ea 1 complete H arriett's Beauty Nook FA 2-7631, rooms ef furniture. Call Eve Appt’a. 2 Br. Beauticians TB 8-ltll, Cauelbeny, cel­ 103 So. Oak FA $-1742 37. Boats - Motara loet. PERM ANENT Wave B p ^ M LYCOMING, 123 hp„ excel, Beil Un Y our Furniture. 10% o ff regular pries*. tent, Prop-itand, tank-me­ Quick Service With the Open Evening* by appt. ter*, $300. Marian late. LOW down p y m t 2 BR, 2 C ub. SUPER TRADING CARROLL’S FURNITUBB Legal Notice I.i '»<«• PA MIP |CHILD Care OREENBRIAR Choice lota available In Greenbrier of Loch Arbor overlooking g o lf court*. Custom building to your i pec ideation*. Greenbrier developed by K IN G S W 00D BU ILDERS, INC. 202 Fairmont Dr. F A 2-8074 REN T A BED RoCiwty, Hospital A Baby Beds. By Day, Wcok, or Month APT. $30. Surplua City. i or., lsu 37. Beats J wood, lust Off ITU. Pfcono Used furniture, appliances, 14 FI. PACEMAKER run# tools, etc. Bought • Sold. 111 N. Park Are. 322-24201 TE 6-1404. about bent and trailer, ex* L o rry 's M art 111 Sanford eellent eondJUon. Beit after. Avn. Ph. P A H I S t 04. T # s l s « - D a a l t e |W‘U ^ “ o t Jo h n s R e a lt y m y hom e. PA P U N . See nt 10$ N. Myrtle. Can THE T IM E TESTED FIRM F R E E E ST IM A TE 322 9361 or 333-7421, FA t-m *. n- BLOOMING Beeea en Chero­ K ELVIN ATO R cheat freener. kee Block. A ll other kinds BdtUTSt. e l N artery shrubbery and SG. A . T r a tfc A FHA-VA 2 BEDROOM furn, cottage. $60 mo. 2624 Ortngg. BEDROOM, P r i v a t e trance, private bath. FA 2 3966. 24. Artlclea Fbr Site $100 3 Bedroom, Unfnre Houm. Eatrs nice, $110. FA 13134 or FA $-0401. m C IV IL U R V1CS > Shrubs [ OM d p a r . M a n m curtly, n * G rey Shadows N on ary iana w illyn Jeep W n p re P h . cation sad liek tetvs pap. I ML 8 . en Sanford Ave, F or l m Information Write Lots Monthly Payments BUYINO A NBW ar A m o rlcs a B c n ico . B os 14, DUTCH MILL NURSERY AaFor Com plete Information USED CART t/o Sanford Herald. S e t O r Call Your nnate ready aow, Upsala FINANCE IT R d. Near Mayfair Golf • Lew M orta l If. S H w ttow W m M Course. SALES BROKER ________■ ♦ Lew Monthly Perm eate « n i l CH, LD CARE. Ressonabte S B . K w a l l a r e FLORIDA IT A T B BANK 4 BOOM House. Union, ex­ cept stove. N « r NAS. 811.80 weekly. Ph FA 11MI. Ph. FA ! 31SI M E N • WOMEN A f t lM $ W ANTED IMMEDIATELY T i t r i l l tar B y N adin e SeRxer FHA - VA HOMES SW EETIE P IE n PENDLETON, Dafonitant. NOTICE T O D E F E N D T U I) U TATE O F F L U K ID I TOi REDDICK PKNDLKTWN Whoa* r**l,l*nca and addr*>* la unknown, r LEASE T A K E N O T I C E that you ar* hartby yaqulrad to til* your wrlttan anawor or dofsnia. If any, porton*!ly or by t n attorney, on or t>*fure Doc*mb*r t, 1st!, at lh* Office o f the Clark nf lh* ■’ Irrult Court, at th* Courthout* In Hanford. Ssmlnoj* Countr, Florida, and to mill a ropy th *r*of to Htsnitrom, Davl* A McIntosh. Altornays for Plaintiff, Post Offlr* Itox USD, Hanford, Florida. ISTII, In that ctrtaln divorce pro rstdlng pandlng agiln at you In lh* Circuit Court o f lh* Ninth Judicial Circuit In and for Homlnola County. Florid*. In Chancary, tn sbbravlaiod till* of la id n u ia being "Juanita I'ondlotnn. Plaintiff, vtrau* It>-I llrk PandDton, D* fandanl.” an-l h*f*in fall not nr a Doer** Pro C u n fa u o will b* intorod agalnat you. aud tb* caui* pfu crtd *x part*. [HKAXI Arthur II. Borkwlth. J r. Clark o f th* Circuit Court lly; Martha T. Vlhlan Daputy Clark Stanatrom. Davl* A Molntoih Attornayi at Law Post o rilc* Box US* Sanford, Florida 13771 Publlih Oct. 14 A Nov. 4. II. SO. IMS. 1 CON-IS* Stenstrom Realty Stemper Agency REALTOR — IN 5U R0R FA 2-4191 1219 8. French A ve Legal Notice ■F.HINOLB Clll'NT Y ■ 0 4 HD OF ADJUSTMENT Natlte at Pabll# H*arta« Tn whom It may enncirnt Thi Ssmlnola founty Hoard of Adjuatmont will hold a public hairing to cumlilor tho pu«*lblllty of granting pormission ta tract a ttvtn (T) ft. radwaai fan** u rgquaatad by Kenneth Myare ea tna fol­ lowing d»*rrtb»d propsrtyi lull* IS and SI, Rtock D. Traci It. ganlsnds Spring* oa Nat­ ion Avinue. fubtle hearing will b# h*ld In th« County Commlailontra Room, C«urt Hotita, ganford, Florida, an Naramhar 14. t*41 at 1il4 P. M- or aa *«"* tbar* aftar a* puaalbt# ■amlnola County Roarf af Adjuitmanl Ry William C. Ilalback. Chxlrmae Pukltak Not . I t CDO-II teat. IN TH E CIHCUrr COVET OF THE Blfc JUDICIAL C IE IT IT IN AND FOE SEMINOLE COUNTY, PL OEIDA IN CHl-NUKEY NO. I IHI.AND F E D E R A L gAVINOH AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, * Undid Hiatts i s v l n g t and loan aii o clitlo n. Plaintiff, F ree parking lot. S en icn i from tip to tip. Cut ’ N Curl Beauty Shop t t l Palmetto Ave. Phone door (1 ) 322-M34 Phone door (3) 323 8323 bath, kit. equip., ecreened carport, nice yard. FA 2-6310. ROSA L. PAYTON POST. FA 2-04T7. 34. Arilctee Tor Bate Gateway Ta The W aterway Robson Sporting Goods Your EVINRUDE Dealer ANTIQUE Walnut occaiional m n U r t ^ k W H B l ch a ir, red velvet upholstery, tufted back. Excel, cond. a ^ Y a U w I ^ o S S S ^ ™ $90, FA 2 3374,___________ FO R SALE. In perfect cond. 1967 Liberty Mobil* H em e, BEDROOM. I bath. K it-1PAIN T WORK done, tnihte^ or Due to Divorce. We ixve a 44 x 8 , 1 BR, new tire*. W ill B epoaaeiaod '43 M o d e l , then equipped. Owner be-1 out- For in*0, ^ also rent with eptiea ta log traniferred. Must sell. PAINTING—Room or Houae Siring Needle Olal-O-MaUc, buy. 222-0492. Like aew, M ikes Hundreds FA 2-2*40. | ~ P r ic e s very Low— Ph. o f Decorative S t i t c h e a , MODERN 3 BR HoumtraUsr DUE TO ILLNESS mu.t i«ll I Makes Automatic Button­ with $uoo cabaaa. Beth ter almost new home on l acre 2 5 . P lu m b in g S e r r ice n holes, Bows on Button!, E m ­ $3430, Ph. FA AWBl. ground, near Paolo School. broiders, Monogram*, HINSON * HEARN Call FA 2-8378, F A 2-0879. D arn*, Fateh**, Etc. A iPLUMBING CONTRACTING ■ume Rem lining 3 pay­ THE PRICE IS Wrong—Much Repairs A Water Healers ment* of $1.30. Ph. Credit too low . For $21,900 s ter FRE E ESTIMATES M gr., Sanford, FA 2-B637. rifle property 1 n c 1 u d l n g ] j h e , yrd st. 122-9143 quality 2-*tory homo in ex WORLD ROOK Encyclopedia, PLUMBING eellent neighborhood having $33. E xc. cond. Park Ave. Contracting Repairs wall to wail carpeting, at­ Trlr. CL I j X 93, 8*nford. F R E E ESTIMATES tractive grounds with iwim R. L. HARVEY D in D DOGS foe S ilt. Partial­ mlng pool; In addition, nice FA 2-3183 ly trained. Year old meat ly-furnlshwl rental apart 204 Sanford Ave. dog pupa. Robert M orril, ment. Unbelievable terms. 27. 8 p e c In) Service* Oateon, 123-0633. Reg. Real Eitate Broker FA 2-1301 IT-92 at Hiawatha I M . B « I M • P n ia t • R f f t t f Watch THIS SPACE roa THI SOUTHWARD Air-Conditioning AUTOMATIC Phaff Automatic to Sdrawer IN V ESTM EN T A REALTY desk, like brand new. Does So. Park A vt. FA 2-4234 118 N . TAR K AVE. 322-9173 BEDROOMS, lte baths hundreds o f designs, m akei SIDEWALKS, driveway*, pa­ Swimming pool. Furn. or buttonholes, sews on but­ IDEAL LOCATION tio*, etc. Free eitim it*. Pb. on furn. m Lake Dot Dr. tons, blind stitches, etc. As­ Fine neighborhood. 3 bedroom 322 3301. Sunland. sume payments of $10.40 House, large screened patio, 104 So. Park Are. 322 9411. corner lot, fenced backyard. Piano Tbalag ead Repair T E R R IF IC B U Y 2009 M agnolia. W. L. B anana - FA A4M8 For Sale. Pony Saddle, $30. Bedroom, two bath wltk built-in equip, Camplatsljr F A 2-1311. FOR YOUR SAFETY ranovited inilde. Corner lot, DRIVE with headlight* oa NOVEMBER Special. T shirt*. 101 Brown Drive. Bate Price Save your battery I for $1.00. Army-Navy 1901 S. Park Ave. 116,660 — monthly payment Install Safety St* switch Surplua. 310 Sanford Ave. F A 2-1232 anytime $99.19, including lax** A Geneva Mfg- Corp. Iniuranc*. |Idea*, Designed k developed GUNS. Buy, **11, trade, re­ K IN G 8 W O O D pair. Osteen Bridie fis h General Machine Work B U IL D E R S , IN C . Welding Camp A Gun Shop. P. 0 . Ilox 1699 F A 2-8014 Ph, Geneva 248-1121-1131 1 Sofa Bed A Matching Air |WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, Chair. Reasonable, C a l l ROBERT A. WILLIAMS 110 N. Park Ave. 1234134 SPRINKLER SYSTEMS >22-7764 after 1 p mRealtor AH Types and Siaa* Raymond Lundqulat, Also. DOUBLE 11ED, Water cooler, We Repair and Service FA 2 3961 Atlantic Bank Bldg PertlIU«r apreadtr, Alum­ S T I N E inum Cbrlslma* tree. KcaA BI’ L E N Iill) INVESTMENT Property Management Machinery and Supply Co. tooable, FA 2-74M. Cosy, one bedroom home, A Sales Broker |207 W. 2nd It. FA $4413 taeUfutly furnished, with $ 20,000 BTU gee beaten . rem odeuno Addiuoo tbly, fenced yard border*:! Phone FA 2-1419. Cabinets — Paneling — Rewith rote*. Could be rented O ffer* for your selection pair*. License. Mel Robia 1 Dresser A Cheat of Draw­ for 875 per month, priced these Beautiful 2, 3, A 4 aon. 436-4156. er*, 1 Simmon* Dsybed, 1 et |ti900 for feat action, aa Bedroom lg. bookshelf, 1 If. KrolUr owner la all packed. A travT R E E SERVICE rocker. FA 2 4363. sting xatexman could own Complete Lawn Service thi* A use Nun ford a* head­ I Free Estimate* FA 2-4J77 quarters. H . B . P O P E CX)., IN C . 100 Seminole Realty JOHN E. FOX REALTOR V A -FH A Jim Hunt Realty Government WILLIAM J A C O D FIHENHAUER and HELEN CORDKLI A E1SENHAUER. hi* wlfa, D*f-ndanta NOTICE T O DEFEND ON REALTOR INSUR0R OHUF.lt OF PVNLICATION FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. SUIT FO E FO EECl.oat'N E TO a WILLIAM JAUOU EIHKNIIAUER and HOME ON LAKE MON HOE HELEN CURD ELI A I I I Two atory borne on Lak* E Nil AUER. hU wlfa t l Rliatl Htraat Front Lot 120 ft. by 403 ft. Buffalo. Now York Central Heating, built-in TOi WILIAM JACOR EISENoven and range. 2 bedrooms KNIIAUEH and HELEN COR DELIA RISEN II ACER, ar* and bath duwnitairx, 2 bed­ haraby notlflad that a Com room* and two bath* up­ plaint fur For ac loiur* of Mortgag* has baan filed stairs. Home facing paved agatnlt you, and yo* are re ­ street. Plenty room tor ad­ quired to atrv* a copy ef ditional home on Lakefront. your Aniwar or Plaadlng* to th# Complaint on lh* I’ lalnLocated near Intersection, Stemper Agency tiff* attorney, Joasph 41. Kit*- Owned Homes . RAy)g UP„0IjSTEBY $6,750L;«J5lS,terta*' T ?t l i * CARPET 100% Nylon or wool carpet­ ing installed with rubber ] padding. 3 Rooms up to 270 sq. ft. $139.30. As low A c T n i v A q S U M Wo nujf* •W*T r,d *’ B#p,ljr A S L.O W A S .> 1 W U ILL.S T U R trt snot’ as $7.00 a month. Limited | Monthly Paym ents!Furniture . Appliance* - TV lim e only. Pb. Orlando col­ Open 9 to 9 Dally A Weekends lect 141-9388. From $43.50 Ph. 323-7343 3640 Hiawatha T o make the best home RINGER AUTOMATIC Sanford, Fla. buy, tee tha Sewing machines, Uke • new, | makes buttonholes, sews on | V A - FHA button!, monograms, em ­ SALES ft SERVICE Appointed broiders, etc. All without] Dial Operator Property attachment*. Sold aew over - A i k F o r - W X 4800 $300 balance now due only Management & 2 9 . A u t o m o b ile S e r v le t $82.26, pay $7.88 monthly. Sales Broker Liberal trade-in on yourl old machine. Call now fori free home triaL Orlando] collect 2U-9388. Senkarik Gins.* and Paint Office FA $2118 Company $1 per day rental (or Elec­ Night FA 2-0644 210 Magnolia Pb. FA 2-4823 tric Carpet Shampooer with ] 12$ 0704 2*24 Park Dr. Saalord. Fla. purchase o f Blue Lustre. | Auto Glass, Tap* Carroll’ * Furniture. k Seat Cover* Priced From Down Payments SINGER Inter-State Highway No. 4. garaM, SM H-curlty Trull building, Miami 11, Florida, Offered for axle to aettle and fit* the original Anawar Estate. Price; $22,000. or PDadlng tn th* offtc* of lh* Clark o f th* Circuit Court Term* may be arranged if on or bofor* th* 17th day of desired. For more details, Dtrtmbor A. D . 1441. If you call J. W. Hall Realty, fall ta do an, Judgment by d* fault will b* taken agalnil Phone 322-3611, Sanford. you for tha r i l l t f demand*! In lh* Complaint. Th* description af tha rail BY OWNER. 1 BR, 3 bath, property proceed*! against I* $430 down, $118 per mo. I l l 15. B u sin em Opportunity RE AD Y M IX Concrete, win­ fait 14. Illock A. WOOD E. Jenkins Circle. FA 2 8367. SERVICE Station for leaie. MERE PARK 3Nil ItK dow ailla, lint*]*, stipe, PLAT, according ta plat Good location. Only small blocks, aand, cemant, rock, thereof recorded tn Idat FOR SALE. Positively best 304 W. 2nd St. FA 18032 capital needed by right pipe, steel, grease traps. | Hook IS, Pag* TL Public buy in Sanford. Apartment \ L L WORK GUARANTEED Record* o f Hamlnol* Coun man. FA 2-1312. dry walls, stepping atones. House. Good location. Ed ty, rlorld*. SWAINS BATTERY SVC. Miracle Concrete Ce. Tht* aattc* shall b* publish ward F. la n e FA 2-3960. 18. Female Help Wanted ad anr* aarh weak for four Generator ■ Starter Sarv. 809 Elm A ve. F A 2-6131 ronierutlv* week# In th* San COUNTRY HOME. 2 HR, 402 E. 2nd FA 2-3632 f nrl Herald. ALIX OF SANFORD PIAN O * ORGAN BALE | large shaded lot, citrus IiONK AND ORD ERED at Need* experienced sowing Largest in Central Florida Hanford, Hemlnol* C o u n t y , S1A. Feta treej, large iiar-B-Q. $7,000 m achine Operators fo r Florida, this l l l h day at Nur 160 Instrument* to ckooe* I Equity $3,211. A u u m s pay. amber, A. D , 1441. swimsuit* and sporteweir. BABY Mynah Bird and cage from . Ptenoi A organa $195 menta o f $42.19 monthly. (HEAL) For Sale. Learning to talk. If you are experienced on Arthur >1. Rackwlth, Jr up. Tsrma, Thompson Music Ph. FA 2 1668. Clark. Circuit Court FA 2-7980. factory sewing machines, Co., 29 Colonial Plata Mall, | Ry: Martha T. Vlhlan w e have steady work for BEING transferred t h i s Deputy Clark Orlando. Phone 426-4377. Joseph M Fltagtrald you in a modern air-condi­ month. Must sacrifice SJ4 Security Trust Building F or K N A PP Shoes tee A . Gtioned factory, under very bedroom Home. Low down Miami 13. Florida Carter a t 2820 Magnolia good working conditions. p a ym en t $62 mo. Include FRanklln 1-IIT1 Publlih Nov. IS. J*. IT * Das Ave. o r cxU FA 2-7484 aft-1 Ph. FA - M, ask for Ur. stove. 114 Country Club Cir 0 , 1 AUTO GLASS Jim Hunt Realty | INSTALLED AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 4. 1341 CDO-lt 2 22 de. Curiala. It Pays To Use The HERALD Want Ads. *4t 4 p.m. CLEANEST Best Boy Used Can IN TOW N • - 1959 Buick KLECTRA 4 door hard, top, equipped wltk V-8 euloNietle treesmlaelon, power etrerlee, fewer brake*, radio k Meter, •ad Inggnge rack. This I* a clean solid car, P*rf**4 for travel. Only *1395 1961 Ford Golnxie CONVERTIBLE, V . B engine, auto, train., p o ­ wer altering, radio 4k heater, white flalah awl top with rod ell vlayl Interior. Thla car la la excellent c ■ n 4 111 e ■ throunhout and ■ good buy at . . . . *1995 1962 Corvair MONZA RPIDER COUPE Eqnlpped with 4 e p e e d Irenamlsalen, radio k heater, wire wheel disc and other extra*. While f I n I e h with red Wetherott* In­ terior. An eaten eteea ear. A ■portal bny nt . . s1995 Save! Save! AT HOLLER Motor Sales COMPANY Zn<). ft Palmetto PU: FA 2-6231 2505 8 . Park TA 2-0851 J tf �HP** * — fc i*. ...... .. einfiiztf; tor tf* BREAKFAST CLUB GRADE A FLORIDA w te 's EXTRA -LARG E dozen i t PRICES EFFECTIVE THUR8.-FRL-8AT, NOV. 1M H I Rekfc-Ffwe R i bHw CN lamb /toast •••">■ 35c lamb Chops • . u l 4 5 c Smoked Daisies a 69c Bag Saasage •. /*• 59c Bologna......... »• 5 9 t Scallops......... ib- 69c Helved * V k t f Y#H*ir CHttg F f c P P e a c h e s 4 *1 In Syrup, P S P Mrtfett P o o r H a l v e s #30S M • M M ■ M fciSM P S P F r u i t C #soi M o c k t a i l M M T d iB d v ’d A P S P W M i Kernel G CiMhwri Te*v D M o l d e n C o r n I2 e e . • 8 GattciM B L i f f i P S P 6«Mm C r e a m C o r n • • 8 • • 8 P S P Tender *m T ally S l i c e d Legal Notice B e e t s P S P W hile Peeled n M IMBI M on ca n h e r e b y a iv Xtt, T t it Raymond E. Irttni quirt tko holder ul tho follow lo t aerttflrate hat filed said certificate for tax deed to bo tsouod Ikorooa. Tho certificate aunibor and yoar of leeuanre, tbt doaorldltoo of tho ttroperly. and tho aamo la which It waa aaaonod art aa followai Carl Ifloo to Ho. aa Toar •( Ionianoo 1M1 _ T o m a t o CON-111 • • • P S P Party Garden G r e e n P e a s • . »1 cans #303 SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN n TENDER-AGED GOVT-INSPECTED 6H #301 6 i 3“ * 1 M M HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE H• 1 R t.,r r m r wt ruiwVrti ■ ubdtvliloa fla t Book I Fe«e Nam# tu which aoaoaaod H. W. Jonte. All of cold property bains In tho County of Hemlneta. Stale of Florida. Unlace such certificate ihall bo redeamad according to lew the property deacrlhed In eucti certificate will bo (old to the htsheet bidder at the front doer o f tho Seminole County Court llouoo at Sanford, Flor. Ida, on tbo flret Monday In the month of liecembor, 1*11. which le the tnd day of Utoamber, I H i. Dated Ihta loth day o f Oct­ ober. itdi. (Official Clerk’s Seal) Arthur II. Beckwith, Jr, Clerk Clreult Court, Seminole Cuunly, Florida Publish OcL M * Not. I, 11. ■e. lil t . e s #303 £M OetAre e n S ta m p s Si Alt teepee mi ywcheee ad G m m m nm m IMW *V l O O n .e NOTicn o r TUB ST A T E or spit r L O H I llt l TO) LEE B. STERLING and ALOHA A. STERLING him wlfa You ara hereby notified that a Suit has been tiled satinet you and each nf you, by CITIZEN’S N A T I O N A L BARK IN ST. 1’ ETCHSUUIItl In the above entitled eauee; sad that you aro hereby re qulred to file your Anawar • Ilk the Clerk of thle Court, and to eorva a ropy (hereof upon the Plaintiff or Plain litre Attorney, whuee name tnd addreaa let AL11EUT C. WKRLY, Attorney at Law lt d Central Avenue, St. Feteraburv. Florida, nut Inter than December to lb. IMl. It you fell to do to. Decree Pro Cunfeeao will he entered agalnel you foy tho relief de mended In tbe Complalnl. The suture of eald tull be Ini for (ortcloeuro of morl yeie recorded In Offlclol lie. rwrde llook Ml. peso HI, Pub lla Iterurde of Somlaalo Coun ty, Plorlda, euvorlnil Lot It. lAJNUOAl.H SUB 1HVDIION accordion to Blot thoroof, recorded In Plot Book 11. peie 11. Public flocorde of lemt nolo County, riorldat toiethor with tbo fullowtni daicrlb.d Heme ut property which ara located In end per. mentally Installed as a part af the Improvements os eald Uadi Haaiar Surface Unit Oran WITNESS my hand and the teal of thlo Court at Hanford, ■eiuinelo County, Florida, thle Uh day ef November, A. D. lilt. (COURT SR Af.) Arthur If. Beckwith. Jr. Clark af tbo Circuit Cuurt Byt Marlh* T. Vlbten Deputy Clork Albert C. Werly, Attorney •Ml Central Avenue » St. Petereburp, Florida f pubtlek Not. «, U, II. IT. 1111 k i b r o u n d B s • . Ib s * • • “ >• 4 9 * e e f • »>• 4 9 * pM B •nly P 2 9 * dairy apeclata m u coNONTun shampoo 20c-0ff Family Slid $1,19 ifwpsmmw— 1*P I ■Wwf^yi lee e lm te c . Nee. IS. IMII Folding Chair Muentter Cheese ^ 37* Kraft') Steed W fly u ^ S W IF T FRKM IUM FRANKS 1-lfc. Blifl. 59c ■L Nee. IS* Mail APPLE JUICE otA Alt ompta md pwtbeat efc 6 - o i . Bltg. 69c mree Oai. Hev. IA IMU Apple Sauce . . . 25* » ,|k l. u t . M TatoroHoa....4'£j- *1 SoodMoe’s SarthUnd P A Buttor Boons | B u o Choi's Chalet M d "£■ 49* Preaaa French Fries .. 3 £« $1 Pktyweet'a Chkkea, Boat, Turkey OW NQ Meat Pie*.....4 iX 89* Mre. Peul’t Pumtfy Site JN Or*an Stam ps vdAAie HUMAN’S SUCID U IU FKHK I mmmsmsm Marshmallows..........,#Jf'27c Ktufl'p l ot PutM *• lis t 49* • • gtterf M . 29* # a 15-0*. can LA^a . L 10* Pint phis. *1. f k ^ L ^ __ C d FiMaSrtry'a Aaaattad Krwtv'e MleluPueu Potatoes........... 'iT 39* a 2 Ice C re a m .......... *1 a Vary Floe IHmlt 2 plaeaa) frozen fooda MeSewef Hense Baled jm S « s -K i« t Prune Juice . . . . TANGY FLAVOIKO WH1TIH0USI Longhorn ......... 'i? 49* Fruit Pisa......3 % M SW aY W I O raa n S ta m p * 29* 29* Save 3Oct New Pome Heart Apple, Perth, Chatty mmmmmm H kf Lady Batty (limit MIm W in outin Chedder CJittM wlA AieeteeeeeedpwcfcieetA 6 9 ' Florida V s K e * lt | l» h f T i n t Kreft'i Tarty M e d Jfl Oruun StampsJ| 5 - « i . s k a . 49c leeatm SeU rike. U. taut j » Veiveeto...........S89< _ 1 0 WJH» $ 15. w ertk PuMht C e d i Kraft'* Cbteee Spread Swiss Cheese...... 5? 37* lOWiWMI • Roll* . . .........2 *- 45* | E S □ Avocados...................... 2 PUhAwrv't Tatty Now SnewHobe J9t OwtArAle e e n S ta m p s mepee md prthaae eh T O ImmAeidhl IwpTvIWf Margarine.......... !i' 37^ Owm T A □ Sweet Corn................... 10 . . 49‘ I n W iK H mA At# atetea aadewikeee eh O T om Sm JW O r a a n S t a m p s teaeitw Sat, Hev. la. lean) • 6 IN U IN IIP A H O IA KIN G INnM 1 .Uh iS.OO « e ,,l m aam 9UIM TOOTH FASTI (Sc-OH) estre Urea 64c la n e [TU M B LE R S, A L L L A W M SPRINKLKRS ltd*, 11.*1, S I.tbon d fS .9S ) leeeiret Pel, He.. It. lieu ‘ ' lien _ dow n p ro d u ce • ASSORTED T H E R M -0 T A L L - l i O Y JM Oo4Ara a n S ta m p s Alt teepee avd (enheae eh Plaintiff. PUL R FIATURI OF THI WlIKt LAST CALL or LEE B. STBSLINO and ALOHA A. STERLING, hie With Defendant a teaoiroe Pel, Mo>. la loan u t u b (iR ci rr i in mt nr SOLO CUMINTI (HAUIKNV NO. IH II CITIZEN’S NATIONAL, BANK IN ST. PBTKUHUUIU1, e Na­ tional Banking Aaaoclallon, t e Vi-lttdh CARDIN HOSI 50-It. r*ll $1.91 THU NMTII JVDIf'M L l i l t - cerr o r rim statu y u n iiM it to o raM S S h o r t H U IftllO O § i b Marshmallows..........’J c Cake Mixes . . . . 3 & *1. (Whida, Yaflaw, Clwcdlels at DaaSis Dwtth) 29c Tlda Krispy Crackers . . . ’ST31c ■ uApljw w luw^W ssit F*rt*^F* ^rt Pm AiA Kp^^WhW i^B ^O S WHUI SHOPPING B A PtIASUtt F.F.Y. C o o k ie s........ d» 39c Kief Otter Neruegiee Sardines..................... £ 19c Seminole Plaza AS Bahtlew VaeioMrt Fish Sticks.........UT* 49* Knorr S o u p s............ 31 39c SiaflelMV rpMOM Breedtd KrvPFi Creamy Thleh Oystart............ ‘S^-89* French Dressing . . . VT 29c Sia§leleafs Fvesee Beeeded Kreft’t Rehurt Bleed Shrimp................... 'wT49* Miracle French . . . . t T 29c % A K I 9 Casselberry, Fla. Hwy. 17-92 & SR 436 �WEATHER: Fair and cool through Friday; high today 68-T2; low tonight In 40a. VOL. M B-R-R-RI! The bask clockthermometer read 40 degrees at a this morning. And the weatherman says the temper­ ature will drop to 3S degrees tonight t That’ s C-O-L-DII j| m ^ 1: ’ . a 1v '**-.,.* Hove the Governor should be allowed to suicide himself be­ Rumors on politic* emanat­ ing out of Oviedo. Reports are that Mayor Lee Gary will not bo a candidate to succeed himself but that Council Pres­ ident Ben Ward will be a can­ didate for mayor. The Mayor •ays it's all news to him — but did not confirm or deny the report. Lee says only an­ nounced candidate is T. L, Lingo Jr. to aucceed himself en the city council. s • • “ Swinging Seminoles" will play for the last football dance of the aeason alter the game with Bishop Moore !■ri­ el ay evening. The dance, sponsored by the Junior class, is for all the students of Eeminole High School and will be held in the student lounge. • • • -« THURS., NOVEMBER 14, 1963 HEAVY ATTACK Squadron 11, nt Sanford Nnval Air Station, overshot Us United Fund goal with 120 per cent. Cdr. J. F. Harlow (left), com­ manding officer o f the “ Checkertaials,” awarded "holiday routine” to the top contributors, from the left, standing, Chief Charles Spruque, John O'Leary and Charles Fazio, and kneeling, Gordon Graham nnd Norm Busby. Also, to Nelson Goodreau. (Navy Photo) BUZZARDS BAY, Mass. (UPI) — A freighter and a tanker collided In Buixards Bay today and both ehlps burst Into flames. At least 40 men were on the freighter. The Coust Gusrd said the Norwegian freighter Fernview was In Imminent danger o f sinking. The tanker was carrying a cargo of combustihie fuel. The 335-foot tanker was identified a* the Uynafuel, built at a Jacksonville ship­ yard. NEW YORK (UPI) — The From the Lion’ s Pause: Cltv of Happiness Is In the A F L -n o , worried by dwin­ dling membership, automation Chamber of Commerce members arc reminded that balloting for 1! directors ior three-year lerms closes at midnight Friday. A commit- Ellon Bennett and Cliff O v e r m a n , of Casselberry, have filed as candidate* for the Board of Aldermen in the Dec. 2 municipal elections. Bennett is a newcomer to politics white Overman is winding up a two-year term on the board. City Manager Pete Know les reports the city's 1100.000 street Improvement program will get under way Dec. 1. Postmaster Cecils Heard says live postofflce drivers, with an aggregate of 3*)-p!ui years of safe driving, have been cited by the Post Oflice Department and will receive certificates. L/mgwood official* talking of a political rally next week. Qualifying deadline ii Nov. Lion* Club of Casselberry is sponsoring quarterhorae races at 1:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday at Seminole Park raceway for the benefit uf the 'Lions sight conservation fund. and the growing power of the political right, opens Its fifth biennial convention here today in a mood critical of the av­ erage American's apathy. “ Labor is worried because the rest of the nation doesn't seem to be worried —- aliout our economy, our chronic un­ employment, the drift to the right,” laid an AFL-CIO spokesman on the eve of the convention at the American* Hotel. The 12.5 million member labor federation has lost 73,0U0 members since its lust convention in lBtfl. Automa­ tion has replaced thousands of workers and at least 400,04)0 workers change jobs and even Industries every month. Coal o f living increases have offset one-third of the wage gains negotiated la»t year and the average national increase iti purchasing power is slack­ ening. The convention it expected to endorse the AFL-CIO Ex­ ecutive Council', drive fur u 35-hour work week without loss o f pay and penally pay of double time for overtime. It will also back the ad­ ministration's tax cut propos­ als, a vastly expanded public works pro;; rum, ami a slxeable increase ill the pre-cot federal minimum wage guar­ antee of $1315 an hour. Here la welcome Brw ■ for Sanford and Seminole Coun­ ty rr-idrnis and others who h ats hums* offered fur -ale. The Sanford Herald is publishing it* aanual “ Progrr*< Edition" on Monday next. It will runUln 81 l>*gr» of lop news, futures and photograph* of progre-* in the area during the last year. The tlisilfird adterli-rmrnl rotiimn* for **h«iwrs for sale" will b« open for ad« until noon Friday. "Rome* fur sale’* classified ad* will be accepted uotil that lim* for the BIG “ I'rogre** Edition” to bs distributed Monday. Just Plain, Downright Cold it Is MIAMI (UPI) A mass o f cold air blanketed Florida today, dropping temperatures IS to 30 degrees below normal and bringing frost Into the central citrua belt. Pre-dawn temperatures to­ day ranged from a wintry St degrees at Crestvlew to 8.1 at Key West. At Miami, the mer­ cury fell to a snappy SI. Weathermen said the cold snap was caused by a weak cold front that moved through the stat* earlier this week, draining cold air down from By Jan* Casselberry The 1 PM L y m a n High the North, The cold snap, however, was fwhool Homecoming Q u e e n not expected to be harsh will be rmwned during the enough to cause any damage half-time Friday night at the to Florida's million dollar cit­ game between the t.yman rus and vegetable crops, Greyhounds and the Florida Miami weather forecaster Air Academy Falcons. Arnold Sugg said th« cold Homecoming activities will weather should last for at get under way tonight at 7:30 least two days. p. m. with a pep rally, bon“ The longer the northerly fire and “ Powder P uff" fnotwinds continue, the colder it l all gnme sponsored by the will get," he said. Pep Club. The State - Federal Frost Admission is free for this Warning Service at Lakeland feminino frncas between the predicted scattered light frost “ Gold Hounds'* and the “ Blue as far south as the Indian Hounds" and aome o f Lyman's River citrus srea end the lowbruwnicjl males will serve as lying areas of the Everglades cheerleaders. farming area. Fridny night ths Greyhound players anil their parent* will Iks introduced to tho fans at 7:3(1 p ,m. followed by a par­ ade o f the homecoming queen I candidates ground the fteld.sj. SANFORD. FLORIDA Madame In Home ROME (U P I) — i Madame I N go Dinh Nhu, looking wan CAPE CANAVERAL (O T Il and close to tears, arrived in Rome today for a reunion with her three youngest children. 1 117 Killed ! TALLAHARHEF. (U P I) — | The State Patrol said today 117 persona were killed In 1 Florida’s streets and highways ^ during the month of October. , Milk Hearing CLE A R W A TE R ‘CHRISTMAS in the Sun' is the prize winning theme by 11-yenr-oid Barbara Berry for the annual Christmns parade Dec. 4. Barbara, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Berry, of Lake Howell, and a student at South Seminole Ele­ mentary School, will ride in the parade. She is displaying her $25 bond for the prize-winning theme. (Herald Photo) (L T l) — next Mondey night on a pe­ Kennedy to tition seeking to block enact­ ment ef the Florida Milk Commission's fair trad* order. Moderates In BEIRUT, Lebanon ( U r i ) — The crushing o f a short-lived U.S. Relations With Russia Hit New Low military uprising in Iraq W ed­ nesday waa seen today as a victory fo r th« moderate fa c ­ tion o f tha ruling lisath Arab Socialist party. *Nixon Running* Suit Stands Deaths From Smoking Put Above Traffic GI Wounded Date Uncertain For Hoffa Trial Annual Progress Edition Monday, November 18th holidays. Gray waa asked when the trial date would be alter the U. S. Supreme Court refused to hear arguments on a Iloff* motion Tuesdays thus clearmg Lim way. If You Would Like Thi* Special SI Page Pictorial Edition .Mailed To Friend.* Anywhere In The United Stolen Or Overscan . . . M A IL YO U R L IS T IN NOW! t’mipuna Os Page 7 (Enclose .’JOc Per Copy, Please) , A hearing is scheduled here WASHINGTON (UPI) — ready to call off Moscow nego­ M IAM I BEACH (U P I) — Soviet-American relatione hit tiations. schsdulsd to begin New York Gov. Nelson Rocke­ their lowest point since the Tuesday, on a cultural ex­ feller indicated Wedneeday he nuclear test ban treaty today change agreement unless the he Ilevee form er Vice President with the United States pre­ Kremlin quickly releaied Prof. Richard Nixon still la In tha pared to Increase pressure for Frederick C. Barghorrn. And running for the 1W4 GOP the release of a Yale profes­ tha State Department put tha presidential nomination. sor arrested by the Russians chill on a group at vlaltlng Russian tourists and officials, on spy charges. Seek More Cuts An intensified .Soviet smear warning Americana not to g et WASHINGTON (U V l) — too deeply Involved with them. campaign agulnst West Ger­ Senate economy, forces con­ many and new Communists at­ Tha United (Itstee hat protinued Id batter at President tacks along tha truca line In teited bitterly tho arrest o f Kennedy’s foreign aid bill to­ Korea (purred apprehension Ilarghnom on whet the State day, confident they could make Kirk-off time will be 8 )>. m. there that further deteriora­ Department calls “ groundless" further reductions In the pro­ nnd n special section In tho tion in the international clim­ charges. Officials made It gram already trimmed by al­ blt-nrbrrs will be set aside fur Tons of TNT exploded In a ate waa in tha offing. most |300-mlllion. I.IIS nlumnl, who are urged to concrete hunker at tha Medina The United S t a t e s was attrnd ill the Homecoming ac­ nuclear weapons plant Wed­ nesday. panicking residents tivities. The I.ymnn Student Council into believing it was an atomic TALLA H ASSEE (U P I) — Is sponsoring the Homecoming blast. Circuit Judge lien Willis re­ After the original shock of fused Wednesday to throw out end the Marching Greyhound a Palm Beach County suit Hand wilt entertuin with music the explosion, which staggered pedestrians and blew out store which challenge* a 10453 law and fancy drill. changing tha boundaries o f Tho queen, whose identity windows in downtown San An­ TORONTO (UPI)—An Amcrflvo counties around Lake will remain a mystery until tonio 12 miles away, people lean cancer research special­ Okeechobee, the actual crowning, also will panicked and fled In every ist said Wednesday cigarette reign at the dance which will direction from the plant. smoking is retponslbla for Roads outslds tha site were more deaths than automobile Rocky Attacks be sponsored by the Athletic Roosters In the cafeteria fol­ clogged with bumper-to-bump- accidents or sny of tha vir­ MI AMI REACH ( UPI ) er traffic and a huge black uses or bacteria known to lowing the gnmo. New York Gov. Nelson A. A five-piece combo, "The cloud from the explosion man. Rockefeller attacked the Ken­ Dr. Frederick G. Bmk, as­ Shades," will play for dancing. drifted slowly over the area. nedy administration today for People as far as 50 miles sociate cancer research scien­ "Indecision, vacillation nnd away called to ask what had tist at Roswell Park Memor­ weakness" in foreign policy happened. ial Institute in Ilulfalo, N. Y., and said that Sen. Barry Inside the plant it was soon addressed the second session (inldwatrr, (R -A rl*.), has drtrrniiiml that a concrete of a threepart seminar on nothing better to offer. storage bunker containing 13 smoking at FisrUwn United to 28 tons of TNT hsd ex­ Church. ploded while three men were The rise In lung cancer SEOUL, Korea (U P t) — Au 85-ycar-old bicyclist and loading containers of the stuff among men—a ninefold In­ North Korean Communist sol­ a Id-year-old motoriat escaped into the bunker. crease In incidence from 1931 diers, firing mor* than 1,000 Injury in two accidents within to liMo-ha* taken on “ rplshots at an unarmed United 3 halt hour this morning. dcmic proportions," B o c k Nations inspection team, Patrolman Donald B ru m la y said. Of 18 patients who re­ wounded a U. S. soldier and reported Robert Alton, 85, of port to tticir physicians with possibly killed a South Korean U. It. 2, Buffered a minor cut lung cancer, on the average officer Wednesday in the De­ on hia head and one on a only one is cured, he said. BEVERLY HILLS, Cnlil MIAMI IL'PIJ—tou r more wid tmtrti lit* Bock said hetween 2,000 and (U PI) — An exclusive Jewel militarised tone, it was an­ Cubans, identified sx CIA directory. cycle In front of a cur driven agents, were executed by a 3.000 died of lung cancer dur­ ry Store sva* robber! of “ wel nounced W a y . Invitations to attend the hy Thomas Parr, Milwaukee, Castro firing squad in Ha­ ing HW2. over floo.mio worth" of dia­ celebration are being mailed "This figure, coupled with monds Wednesday night by IVis., at 9 a. in. at 25lh .Street vana Wednesday night, Ha­ to federal, state and county the number of heart and three masked gunmen. ami Sanford Avenue. I'urr vana radio said today. nificlats and to all fire ds hrunchial diseases bred by was not charged. A spokesman for Raymond'* The four were charged partments within a radius oi smoking, puts cigarette* well Ine., locatrd just o ff Wilshire Ruby Carol Nesbitt, Id. of with “ landing on the Cuban 25 miles and il is anticipated ahead of traffic accidents and Boulevard, said the loss might that Seminole County will wit­ 212 Citrua Drive, escaped in­ const from a small boat for Infectious Illnesses as a kill­ run as high as $225,000 on jury when she drove her car sabotage and subversive ac­ ness one of Its largest gath­ Into the side of an ACL tivities," said III* broadcast, er," be said. the basis of retail prices, but erings in many years. that the exact amount woulj T e entire event will be freight train at the GrapeviUe monitored here. not be known until an Inven­ The executions brought to open to the public free of Bond crossing at 9:30 a. m. Constable Bob Carroll re­ 1.1 the number of men killed tory I* taken charge. ported her car a total loss, lie in less than ■ week. Alt were Police •■!'! tb* three guncharged tho girl with specd- charged with being member* me n , wearing Halloween masks, kicked in the glass front door which had been locked as eight employe* prepared to placa trays of jewels NASHVILLE lean. ( C P I i in n vault. —The jury tampering trial They apparently had timed for Teamsters I'rcddent the holdup so that valuable* James R. Hoff* .may not ha wera out of the display cases, held here until after the first officers ssid. o f the year. One bandit reached through Federal Judge Frank Gray the broken glass and opened Jr., said Wednesday he would WILL HE OUT the door to tha atore. They set the trial “ as soon a* 1 dumped jewels Into a card­ can get around to it,” but in board box and fled within (licit! ion* were tt probably thre,. minutes. would t»* after the Christmas HerlongToTalk To Firemen NO. <1 fUUVA The Weather, | | | ' cause . . m Established 1908 - ..ep ru - i y R. E. Porter heard of a class directed by the teacher to write essays on the sub­ ject: “ Why I Believe the Gov­ ernor Should Be Allowed to Succeed Himself." Teacher I b«says one boy wrote 0 United Pnaa Leased Wins Poison Study JACKSONVILLE ( UPI ) — The Board of Health has un­ dertaken a study of methods uf treating food to reduce the possibilities ui uiod poisoning. 40u W. FIRST ST, soma launching pads and to two of its might!eat rockets, and than Uko bln for a helicopter awing over the Merritt Island Launch A na (MILA), adjacent to tha Cap*, when a launching sita for manned flights to tha moon la under construction. But the President has eeea rockets and launching pads be­ fore, on two previous visits to Cape Canaveral. And con­ struction In the early stage all tanda to. took alike—asp*, daily from n helicopter. The Navy, en the other hand, ia going flrst-*Uaa to show Kennedy something he has naver seen before. It "laid on" n special launching ef Ita Polaris missile from a sub­ m e r g e d nuclear submarine, the UBS Andrew Jackson, and Invited the President eut to see It The President will make the space agency rounds first— and quickly. Re will get hasty briefings on the Saturn-5, the behemoth rocket that ia ex­ pected to blast off from tha MILA arte late thle decade on n trip taking three U. B, astronauts to the moon. He will see two huge rock­ ets — the Beturn-1 "super booster" and the Titan-1 rock­ et for tho first unmanned launching la tha Gemini pro­ gram that avantually will send two-man teams of astronauts Into orbit for periods of up to two weeks. Harrietts Fly Home Friday Condition of 12yesr-ol4 Kenneth Harriett haa Improv­ ed to the point that hi* par* enls, Flro Lt. and Mri. George Harriett, will return to Sanford Friday. Kenneth underwent an oper­ ation for removal of SO per cent of his liver, due to can­ cer, at Children’s Hospital in Cinclunutl. He had been giv­ en a 50-50 chance of recovery and doctors have expressed am airmen! over bis contin­ ued improved condition. His older brother, George Harriett Jr., U remaining ia Cincinnati. � 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 13, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 13, 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 13, 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/53d0fb0eb985d589b0c5a48868dd182a.pdf 3932eb03bb7d46e6f39eca79a2ca413a PDF Text Text Liw rsats - W.WHmGTOH CUF!) — AirpUn* pilots k a n been wartiad to b m n of ths whits wHlatllng swan now migrating from ths G n a t Lakes rsffion to ths Chcaapsskt B ar sras. Ths fa d o n ! A s i s k i s a Afsnry, In tan tn c ths wars* Injr, noted th at a big whittling awan caused ths eraah and daath of psnona aboard an airliner near Baltimore, Md., is IMS. Jshss, Vslds l.'rlih, lo s e r Keraokh. Msits Baxley, KM as Wright, Pa­ tricia JohMos, all of Sanford; Carol Sowell s i Casselberry; William Klchardson of DoLand; Noah Tbs mine J r. of ' "THRIFTWAY" FANCY YOUR CHOICE “ IV O R Y ” (OR) “T H R IL L ” D ew y Walls, Evelyn Bedesbssflh, Herbert Pope, Sherte w Neleon, Eddie Wonde, Victoria O'Day, John Mar­ i k a I I , Gertrude MeGrilf, Jam es Darla, Loretta Jones, Mittbew Yelsloy, Mrs- Shir­ ley Goodlnf and baby boy, Mrs. Dolores Mahons and baby boy, Mrs. EDcn Gris­ som and baby ftrl, Mrs. Car­ olina Gillespie and baby girl all of Sanford; Anna Free­ man, LouJse LaLfeat, of in Bary; CatosU Lloyd of U k e Mary; Hack Cotton Jr. of Lake Monroe; Mrs. Martha Harrison and baby girl af LIQ U ID Lost From Bor SANDY TENNANT DALLAS CASSELL AURORA, Colo. (UP!) — \D ET ER G EN T Police war* searching today for a young woman, doamibod as s “very beautiful" branotto weering only a half-slip, who was last soon hanging over the bar a t a nightclub in this Denver suburb. The girl actually was an MOO painting stolon from lha dub. C ar Disappears — Down In Hole B arbara Boekool, J a m e s Kirkland, Gaston Davis, Bar­ b ara Jordan, Jimmy Duxbury, William Tyre, Paulina Howard, Joaepb Cadwell, Jos­ eph May, Dorothy Cook, Shirb y Walker, all of Sanford; Michael Jackson of Lake 22 OZ. EACH FLA. GRADE “A* • BREASTS (W ITH RIB) • LEGS • THIGHS WIGAN, England (UPI) — William Sheriff, 4B, went to hla garage to get hla car and found It had disappeared Into a 20-foot-decp hole. Officials sold they bellavo the ta r was swallowed ap when an old mine shaft eared MARLA JONES KAY CLARKE ' (LIMIT: t, PLEASE) FLA. GRADE mAm Fresh (N ot Frozen) W hole Roger Reynolds, Celestine Bawls, Mary Behlrard, Mar­ lon Kratmer, Donald Boyd, Ann Moon, Maude Hum­ phrey, all of fanford; Michael Jackaen of Lake Monroe; Marilyn Miller, E a r n e a t Wright, Mrs. Betty Wlddls and baby boy, all of Longwood; Qeorga Taft, llarok Dowlng, Lillian Conity, all of DcBary, Noah Themlns J r. o( Kalamaioo, Mich. NOVEMBER » By Jane Casselberry Lyman High School 100 Homecoming Queen will be chosen from six finalists Tuesday by vote of the stud­ ent body. The results will re­ main a mystery until the Elisabeth Hlrt, Titus Scott. Phyllis Clark, Lula Barker, Donna Smith, James Kikes, Joyce Cercsolt, Donnie Moore, t.l of Sanford; Normsn Mur­ ray of Apopka; Minnie Butler of Longwood, Births Mr. and Mra. John M. Cere•oil, a baby boy, Mr. and Mrs. George Wendell Dirt, a baby girl, all of Sanford. Discharges Marie Enitsy, Jimmy Duxbury, James Kirkland, Wil­ liam Kvana, William W. Tyre, Luke Wright, Willie B e l l , Margaret Edwards, Rosa Mae Washington, Vslda Welsh, all of Sanrord; Elsie Spires of Lake Mary; Ralph Grayson of Geneva; Clyde Holland of New Smyrna; Mri. Phyllis Wrinfurtncr and baby girl of Delliry, tfon held this week were Marla Jones, Ann Miller, Kay Clarke, Sandy Tennant, Dal­ las Cassell and Dana Hall. All the girls nominated as candidates by their home rooms will serve on the queen’s court. In addition to the six finalists, they are Margaret Garrett, Sheila I.aIJrce, Kandy Hodges, Connie Pruitt, Donna Crocker, Jac­ kie Atchison, Gloria Greene, Arlene Mason, Mary Ann Midgette, Margaret S t e v e n s , Cheryl Merck, Mary Louise Haines, Lauren Deans, Mar­ sha Gleason, Nancy George, Vicky Stout, Joy Smith, Ma­ deline) Sharp, Luma Mnncrief, Linda Davis and (lull Tinsley. There will be a parade of the court at T:40 p. m. around tho field prior to the game and the crowning ceremoney will take place during the half time. The queen will reign over the aeml-formal homecoming dance to be held following the game. The Lyman Student Council la sponsoring the homecoming and all alumni are especial­ ly encouraged to attend. PTO To M eet Tho Wilson School PTO in Paola will meet at T:30 p. m. Tuesday. Reports on the re­ cent Halloween Carnival will Ite presented and plans will l>e made for using the pro­ ceeds, Presiding will Iw Her­ bert Muse, president. f t p Capri Observes “ FR O -JO Y” S T r e t c H YOUR FUEL U DOLLARS WED TOKAY • Makes ice like m a g ic ... .automatically! ItO llERT RAINES SEALTESTS S 4 S.0- "8IIUR FRESH I HEATS FLOORS fio( ceilings! CAPTURES HEAT others waste! withacceptable tiste I MIAMI <UPI) — A father and aon tried to n«n the old Indian trick of keeplnr In touch by whistling during a hunting trip in the Ever­ glades. Ilut the wind changed mid ‘T couldn't hear a thing,” said Corren Young. The boy was loet for ala hours In tho huge swamp before a Coast Guard helicopter found him at dusk. Legal Notice i v T in : m i i r r r i n c u r o r T ill! M v n i JI'ltli-M I. (III. C lirr. i v x v i i s o n s k h i * vni.si e u r v r v , i m h u i u ■n I T U V I K H V VO. n a i a m ro N O i JACK M \ l t d ! ANT, VI. C lI A r tL O T T H r u in tirr. UAUCIIANT, D.temlanl, x n r i i 'K TO tl'I'CAH ITSTK ItS* KI.OIIMIl Till rttAttLOTTB MAtUTIIAST Addr*** an<l U.tM.nce UNKNOWN TUI! AUK i i K n n u r NOTIKII.M*. Ihat a bill ol complaint fur lUvurr* tui* ba.n (11**1 aunlnat you. aiel r<>u ar* isqulreil la **r»* * copy el jrour *n*w*r of iil**dln* to th* Mil of romplalut an th* 1-ltlnilir* att<irn*r. Paul C. >*r-k In*. as? Weal South Btr«*t. Orlando. Ktorlda, and fit* (he orlulnat an*w*r or pl**dlna In lb* office ol th* CUrk of lh* Circuit Court on o r b*for* Friday. I»*c*mb*i t t . ISO. 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PLUS . . . “ G O LD BOND” STAMPS 25th & PARK SANFORD �/ * C ity, County O K $ 1 7 7 ,7 7 4 Road Projects X. E. Porter wai told today there’* a good chance a frejh Juice plant will locate in Longwood if toning can be VOL. 56 « regulated to accommodate * the property aite. The plant would be in operation nine month* out of the year amt would employ a minimum of 60 per*ona. • • • Resurfacing Of Sanford Streets Set j^ a n fu rii Board Approves 6-Months' Work Approval of a 9100,000 six- recommendation of County month road improvement pro­ Engineer William Bush. WEATHER: Fair and cooler tonight and Wednesday: high today 75-80; low tonight 65-60. Following is the schedule, *4 gram lor Seminole County approved: Approval of • 977,744 street was voted this morning by the United Prese Leased Wirt Established 1906 TUBS., NOVEMBER I t, 1968 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 69 Snow Hill Road, rebuild ona resurfacing program over a County Commission on the mile 21 feet wide; Beard a U two-year budget was voted Avenue, widen 1.2 miles to by the City Commission Mon­ 18 feet; South Cameron snd day evening. The new pro­ East Kentucky, rebuild 13 miles 18 feet wide; Florida gram includes all th# streets Avenue, pave 0.2 mile 24 feet contained In the original pro­ wide; Longwood-Lake Alary posal, and published several A proposed planning group Road, resurface 2.3 miles; months ago. neccuiry to meet rule* of Bear Lake Road, rebuild 13 City Manager W. E. Know­ federal agencir* to obtain miles 24 feet wide; West les informed the Commission matching fund* for long range Lake Brantley Road, rebuild that a $26,043 difference In 6 planning project* will be die* City Commission indicated 1.75 miles. the previously proposed plan new higher education con­ TALLAHASSEE (U Pl) — tinned at a meeting of a Sem­ Bedbug Road, resurface of $105,786 is a savings ba«ed Monday night It favored inole group of County Com- The Cabinet Board of Educa­ struction program in motion, on the use of a new method plans of a downtown bust- 2.23 mile.*; Lake Howell Road agreed today to stail valida­ mliaioneri, legislative dele­ tion, acting swiftly to set the of pavement resurfacing call­ nessmrn’a cumbina to eon- at Tanglrwood, level and re­ tion proceedings on bond* to gates, county engineer and all surface 0 75 mile: Old folk# ed "the asphalt slurry mi*. finance university snd junior struct a $500,000 eafeteria- Mary Road, rebuild I.S miles; mayor* with a ilmilar Orange The purpose la to use the college building*. County group at 1:311 p.m. ee slurry mix of emulsified apartment-niolel lodge along 25th Street extension, build The action canie on tha Thuraday at Ortando. The two one mile 21 feet; Semlnola asphalt and aggregate as a th* lake front, heels of event* last week group* wilt discuss whether to preparation course over the Howard Hodges, chairman Boulevard, 0.75 mile, with which Included approval by have the K**t Central Florida old pavement. the voters of issuance of 975 of th# group, aaid 15 down­ Sanford-Orlamlo Kennel Club Regional Planning Council to donating $6,000 in participat­ Knowles added that this million in bnnda to finenca the town businessmen have tenta­ ® repreient the two eountle*. ing funds, and Lake Mary serves as a crack filler and program and a request from whether to have a two-county Held As Spy leveling course that adheres tively organized for tho pur­ Boulevard, straighten and MOSCOW (U Pl) — The the hoard of control to seek planning council or whether to the old asphalt surface. pose of helping the downtown construct 2.26 miles. Russian government has ar­ cuurt validation of the bonds to have indivldunl county coun­ The kennel club specified He said K should be « ma­ economy by construction of rested Yule professor Frede­ as soon a* possible. cil!. jor step toward eliminating th# enmplex. Ha said the its donation was effective on­ rick Harghoorn as a apy, the Cabinet approval cleared • • • or reducing the crack reflec­ project haa the financial ly If the County gave th* U. S. Embassy announced to­ the way for bond expert* to City and County Commie* day. tion of th# past resurfacing hacking of Sanford Atlantic road project "top priority" to go to work on the Issue, which aioncri highly elated that the programs after the surface National Bank and Florida have it completed by the open­ probably won’t tie sold until Slate Hoard of Control ha* Four Executed was down for two or three Stats Bank and is hopeful ing dog track dale, Christmas sometime afler the first of First Federal Saving* and Day. Commissioners agreed. tapped two of five Seminole years. MIAMI (U Pl) — Four men the year. £ County propertiea aa a po**i- Identified aa “Central IntelThe City Manager proposed Loan Association will co-oper­ Commissioner* also accept­ THIS IS WHAT HAPPENS when a compact car rung underneath the Dr, James Campbell, direc­ bio iite for iho proposed uni- llgenca agents" who attacked tor of the board of education's ed $2,473.99 from Sand Laka that 11.93 miles of streets be ate. rear end of a big truck. The driver of the cur, Dale Johnson, in in Seminole John Burton tV, architect Road for participation funds veralty, » slurry sealed and, after k has Memorial Hoapitol with heud cuts. (Herald Photo) Cuba In a small boat from the division of administration, wa» • a * set for at least 60 days, be and member of the group, re­ In Improving their road and Florida key* were executed named coordinator of the pro­ revered with an asphaltic ap­ quested th# elty give con­ accepted $2,300 from Forest today by a Cuban firing gram and Jacksonvlll* attor­ University ait* eommitteo sideration to leasing th* fre* Lake Academy for installa­ plication. ney Frank Watson wai ap­ decided Monday afternoon to squad, Havana radio aaid. parking lot facing Lako Mon­ tion of a 2.360-foot sidewalk, Tha streets treated with the pointed bond attorney. mark time before proceeding slurry mix, but not surface ro# aa a site for th# proposed subject to State Road Depart­ The hoard agreed to study to learn If tha State Board Aid Denounced (rolled, Knowles said, would half • million • dollar building. ment approval. WASHINGTON (U Pl) — n recommendation that a bond of Control, before ita Dec. 6 he partially done and would Ha indicated the aite I* do- On motion of Commission­ decision date, eliminate* one Hep. Oliver P, Rollon, (It firm be named aa consultant be a much Improved aurface ■Irahlo alnco It fits In with er John Fitxpatrlck, tha Com­ Ohio,) charged today that In to make sure the state gets or both of the tu e tentative for uae until next year's pro­ plan* for a marina. mission directed Bush to con­ ™ county eltee. Soil testa are donesla was using late model the best deal possible on sale tact property owners for gram could allow the asphal­ Ho added tho group also U. S. transport plane* to of the bond*. receatary and the borings art A North Orlando man was WASHINGTON (U Pl) — along with a special Investi­ tic concreta application. has In mind county-owned rights of way for eliminating Hut most member* did not injured and hi* lllfll compact expensive. County hopes to drop troop* and supplies In other action, the Com­ property adjacent to tho the dangerous curve on Coun­ save expense of ona site lest, along the Malaysian border. indicate enthusiasm for th* car was a total loss a* the re­ Iho National Mediation Board gation hoard ordered by Pres­ u*a to decide today whether ident Kennedy last week, but mission: parking lot and lakefront try Club Boulevard extending suggestion. if possible. m it of an accident on State A p p r o v e d a tt-a-season land owned by Florida fttato north from Lak# Mary. Bank Still Shut School Superintendent Read 419 early this morning, it will bring suit against the “will not force non-union men e e o atrika • hound Flmida East off the Job" in lh» 10 month- lease of the Municipal Sta­ Rank. Ilnwover, ho added that Lund Realty, of Palm TULSA, Okie. (UPl) — A Thomas Bailey and Treasurer according to State Trooper City, county anil Chamber new Tulsa bank, swamped dium to the School Board; tho group prefora tha alty. Beach, stating it la porch**J. Edwin lmrson laid they Tommy Tomllnaon, who In­ Coast Railway to force the old strike. of Commerce could have saved j with so many new checking lug 7,300 acres of land be­ carrier to pul more than 1,000 Francis O’Neill Jr., chief of granted a taxicab license to owned property. wanted to know how much a vestigated. some money by not hiring a mcouuts it couldn't keep up union men hack to work. C i t y CommUalonara hull tween Old Geneva Road and the NMil, said tha President’* George Simmons, subject to bond consultant would chare*. Tha compact, 'driven by .Miami firm to evaluate the with the bookwork, remained The FKC said it would go order In effect forced a (10-day approval by Police Chief Roy rated they favor the plan but Osceola airport, offered « crashed Into Into L sT j . ' — T— Bailey pointed nut bis office Data Johnson,n, crashed _ 9 five proposed university aite* clot«f tw'giva # » p l#p» had ndmlnhUMd aailUasu T/ ' cooling off period until invest­ Williams; directed property roquet ted th* group to return 2no-foot right o f , way for a cloatf today tw’gisa had ndaslnlatand aailUaaa #f th# rear ml m U rea, tlafrar • In thia county. Firm hejd that igation by th's board la com­ owners along Rand Avenue be with more complete plana at road. This m atter waa tak­ three sites did not meet the jSirTG || f tnuiol en under advisement, with contacted relative to the pro­ a later data. pleted. * **'^1 *>uda *1 **»“ “•*■ Grundy of DeLand, a . tW U . J . O O V I 6 T state’* criteria and recom­ chairman J . C. Hutchison In­ posed conversion of the alley He suid that, under th* note and ha did w>t. not A ... . . . . . 7 *,lU .“** truck wax making a right mended two, Finn did not Carnegte Award dicating It will be accepted Railway Labor Act, this to a mall; granted another reason lo "tart hiring tham turn into a service atathm, recommend the City Commitat a later date to provide aa means the status quo before 90-day extension in the con­ P it t s b u r g h ( u n > - for th* higher adoration Jnhnvcn w#» taken to Semi­ eion’a proposed site even when Duancf (Tiny) l.und of Cross. extension of SR 18. demnation proceedings of the the strike started must ha bond*. nole Memorial Ho.-pita) with the City asked for and paid S. C.f oue of the nation’s top old hospital building at Fifth met ami thus rehfring of all MIAMI (UPl) — A Cuban Gov. Farris Bryant agreed. head cuts and pus/dde eonfor a re-avaluation. So, what stock rar racing drivers, was Street and Oak Avenue, and Hut ha said tha difference cimlnn. He was charged with refugee leader said today tho [union striker*. happened? The Slate reject­ honored today with the Car­ awarded gasoline and diesel United States and Russia have' Tho federal government in tha new program was th* failure to have his vehicle ed three aites, Including tho n e g i e Hero Commissi- n’s increased amounts of money, under control. Charge* are agreed secretly to oust Pre claims that the etrike, atarted fuel contracte to Sinclair. UNITED NATIONS, N. Y ^ two recommended by the Mi­ hronia medal for saving the lie said most (if th* public p e n d i n g against Grimly, mier Fidel ( astro, "restore lost Jan. 23 when 1,700 ntem- Texaco and Chief Service and (UP!) - Tha Soviet Union ami firm, and tentatively aca contract for a parka diesel peace in Cuba" and hold elee- her* nf 11 non-operating tinlife of ■ fellow driver, school bond i**un, although Tiimifninu aaid. was railed on today to pre­ repted two rejected by tha lion* in that country within 18 ion* walked off tho Job over tractor to International on ha totalling in the multi-millions Damage* to the truck, sent Its views on denuefoarMiami firm. Mayor Tom Mc­ low bid of $2,677, pay and wuiking conditions, Nixon Says No of dollars for all countie*, owned by C. K. A Urn of De- months. FRANKFURT, Germany l u t Ion of Latin America, Donald was highly elated at NEW YORK (U P l)—For­ were sold In Individual issue* Francisco Chao Hermidu, in hurting th* nation's ipse* project that rouM deprlv# the (U Pl) — The U. S. 2nd A r­ Land were estimated at $7.50. the Commission meeting Mon­ mer Vice President Richard of from $3 million to $11 publicity director for th* Anti- effort* at Capa Canaveral. Russians nf Cuba aa a mis- mored Division, airlifted M day night and congratulated M. Nixon, who has been re­ Th* atrika has killed all Three Students Cnslro “C e n t r a l American million. Europe for maneuver* In tha all* base. all five members, including lentlessly stalking rumor* of Plan," said a group of prom­ passenger service hy th# FKC, With a big $75 million is­ Tea Latin American coun rrconl-aottinir operation big himself, for ’’their leadership.” hi* presidential availability, sue, ha said, "we want to tie inent Cubans headed by ousted hut about 701) supervisory per­ Hurt In Crash trie* sponsored a resolution lift last month, today began • • • Monday cut duwn a specula­ sure we get the lowest sav­ ex-president Carlo* l’rlo are sonnel and non-union helpers Thre# student# at Forest before tha general assembly’s th* return trip to Ft. Hood, £ Today’* meeting of the Al­ tion given life by former ings” In interest. conspiring to defeat tha re­ have brought fr dghl service IxVa Academy, Jo# Crawford, mate political rommitte# call Tox. tamonte Spring* PTA has President Dwight D. Eisen­ by the railroad almost back ported U. S.-Soviet plan. Included in the money to Th* first troop# to lsavw Junior Leadley and Bob Cob!#, Lag for n hemispheric coo l>een re-scheduled for 7 p.m. hower, he spent under the bond issue Prio charged a week ag» to normal. ferenre on Uia proposal to for homo wore moved to stag. all resident# of Lak# Brantley Thursday. Rollins College stu­ SAIGON, Vic( Nam tUPI) Hint the United Slate* and W. L. Thornton, vice presi­ will be $15 million for state declare tha area free of nu Ing arena at Sembnrh, Huntdents will present a discussion Help Scorned university and $30 million for — American advisers were Russia were prepared to per­ dent of the FKC, said In HI. Itoad, were Injured In th# clear weapons. stein, ami Rheln-Main aif on Communism. hopeful today that two tough, mit a “f*l*e revolution" In Augti"tine that the railroad crash on Highway 486 Satur­ SAO PAULO, Brasil (UPl) junior college*. Although nobody mentioned base* for the fllghls to Texas. • • • c a p a b l e new Vietnamese cub* with the idea of weak­ would he glad to taka bark day morning that sent Troop Cuba by name, reference was —American* attending an The 52 troop* selected as tha commanders will re» Halite ening internal arid external any union member* for which er J. L. Sikes to the hospital, made repeatedly in the open Money-ian’l-every thing de ecn-t mlr conference h e r e **td first contingent were alerted (lie effort to defeat Commu­ opposition to Communism in It had opening*. partment: It, F.. Porter ran today Brazil's President Joan ing round of the debate to last for a mid-morning flight it wt* learned today, nist Viet Cong guerrillas in j t),at country, “ But we are not shout to >at country. into a Cnsseliierry resident Goulart "doesn't teem to at­ Th* hoys and Charles De­ Octotier'j crisis which erupt from Itumstain. the important Me king Delta Chao charged that Prio'* op fire loyal worker* just to pul vi*. Beer l.ak#, had gon# Us ed with disclosure that Bus ^ who has just returned from tach niu< h importance** i<> the Big Lift brought m»re than area. position to the plan to get rid j union limit back on tho Job," the scene of an earlier acci­ *i* maintained nii**ih'« ami ' Washington, D. where he U. S, Alliance fur Progress 16,(41)1) m-n to F.urope, includ­ The military junta which program for aid lo Latin of ('astro was based on hi* I ho added. was offered a wonderful job dent being investigated when base* on Fidel Castro's is ing the entire 14,500-man di­ overthrew President N g o own hope* of returning to G. E. I,eighty, chairman of Helen Myrrs crashed into th# land, well within striking with the government at a America. vision. CAPE CANAVERAL (LTD Dinit Diem Nov. 1 has ap­ the non operating union*, said parked cart injuring six per distance of tho United States starting salary of IW IHI a Thn return trip will be more — The U. S. Navy marked pointed Cot. Pham Van Dong, power in Cuba. in Washington Monday that aunt. year, lie mid his family do Murder-Suicide In Die settlement of the Car leisurely. The dividun is to Veteran* Day with a success­ 41. a* commander of (he 7lh the union* expected the rail­ HIALEAH, (C PI)—A man not want to leave here, Davis and I-eadley were rlbbean crisis in the face of Barbara Berry ful practice demonstration of road to comply with the gov­ treated at Florida Sanitarium U. S. reprisal threats, Rus­ he hack at Its Texas bate In though, and he turned it walked into his ex-wife’* the mightiest weapon system Army Division, which holds nine day*, by Nov. 2L four crucial province* just home Monday nigh), shot and ernment order and restore the and released. Crawford and sia withdrew missile* from down. Wins Jaycee ever placed In the hand* of south of Saigon. Rlatu«-qiin hefnrt th# strike. Cable are atlil hospitalized as Cuba but Castro never per­ critically wrimdtd hi* mo-) Brig. Gen. Nguyen Huu Co., ther-ln-lnw, shot and killed a seagoing military force. Thornton raid Monday that n result of injuries. mitted Inspection by the Unit­ Yule Contest Speaking of Christmas his wife uml then t«>->k hi* The system combine* (he 39, has taken command of although the FKC would go ed Nat inns or any other inter­ cheer . . . 9oo checks go out own life, d etective, sa id . They striking range of the Polaris the Ith Army Corps, which i* "Christmas Under Hie Sun" •long with Hie board recom­ national agency to voriiy Thursday to ('hristmua Club identified the man ns Ames A3 missile and the world* rr*|Kindble for the nine re­ by ll-yrar-old Barbara Berry, mended by lh« President, he their withdrawal. members of Florida Stale Marshall Hnrhotir, 35, of largest mohi’e launching pad. maining province* of the del daughter of Mr, »nd Mr*. charged “the whole business Farmers Urged Donald Berry, R R. I, Mail the deepdiving nuclear sub­ Bank. Total of the checks will Hialeah. la further south, including the i* another rtainpl# of flag­ marine USS Andrew Jackson. Communist - infested Camail land, has turn chosen as the be $t>3,U00. In case you are rant intervention by the fed- To Back Canal BERLIN (U P l) — A U. S. winning theme in the Jaycee The A3, most powerful of Concerned a b u u t having Peninsula. PANAMA CITY (U P l) — ‘Don’t Send crul government in lotlcctlvo Writs Sought Army convoy sent out to test enough cash to play Santa in Agriculture C o m m issio n e r Both men are French train­ Christmas parade contest. it bargaining." MOBILE, Ala. (L T O —T h e |‘' ,n,ric*’' °f Hu-.-iu In lent! mi a today pass­ was reported today by Chair­ Me Posies— ’ rine-launched rockets, give* 1961 the new Christina* Club Justice Department *aid It Doyle Conner Monday urged ed veteran* nf the Indo Chin* ed through two Russia rheek. th* atomic submersible a po war. They have associated man Dave Klen*en*mtth KUALA LUMPUR. Maliy _ , . officially open* Nov. 18. th# 30,000 member* of Ftorwould seek a federal re­ Barbara will receive a $75 tential war arm 2 Mn milea sia (U Pl)—A schoolboy hero p<! " U ,he B*,l,n h,‘th* ),F • • • with American military men Ida't Farm Bureau Federation Burns Due To straining order today against savings bond and will be a had hi* silver cup for hravery wi,huut to support the cross-slat* for spvrral years and attend “Sixth member" of the City ; iix county officials involved i Tha convoy of 51 men in 11 The Navy sent the rocket ed the If. 5 Command and giied nf honor in Hie Christ Announce Soon large canal and work toward today hut was still looking for Commission look hi* scat at in • grand jury investigation vehicle* traveled along tha mai parade on Dec. 4. ami the sub to sea together General Slaff School at Ft JACKSONVILLE (UPl) - a stronger vole* for agricul­ his shoes. Monday night’s mrcting. Com- • of alleged free transportation 100 . miln highway through Many hand* ami floats at Mayor Haydoo Bum* aaid ture in Congrrsa. Monday for a sea demonstra­ l^avenworth. Yong Peng, 18. was award missloner-elec l Earl Higgin­ furnished Negro leader Alarready have been entered in today he will probably make tion about 30 miles east of »• Conner said that the propos­ ed tha cup by his school for J h;u*1 botham sat in with the regu­ tin Luther King Jr. by the Ihe p a r a d e , Kltngrnsmilh a formal announcement for ed canal through Florida from diving into a flooded house t.h* V W wilh9U* dismounting this missile firing center. lar Commission to get himself government. said, and other* may be rn governor at the annual Burns tha Atlantic to th* Gulf prom­ and rescuing 13 persons one for # head count a* the Rus­ I The sub, nearly too feet acquainted with current busisian* dtmanjed test week. tered by telephoning 322-5461 Blitzrr party her# Nov. 23. ises lower coat# on cattle afler another. beneath the surface, sent the nes* prior to officially taking Informed soutve# raid tha before the deadline, Friday , 15-ton Polar is hurtling into the lie had left his ihoei on a "I am going to make my feed* Imported from th* Mid­ hi* seat Jan. 7. He wilt re­ D o - l t - l l s e l f ’ convoy passed without inci­ This i< Hi* Htb annual plant known at the party," west. air from one of its IS firing railway bridge as he went ROME ( UN) - A one day place Tom McDonald. tubes. Within 2u minutes the general itrike led hy Commu­ Christmas parade sponsored he said. about his rescue task and dent Russian checkpoint* out­ • • • side Berlin and on th* Eastby the merchant* division of nose cone smashed into a someone alula them. The party, to be held in th* MARRLEHII.L. C». (UPl) nist union* today sharpened West German bonier. Th* Earl Higginbotham already A whisky atilt so automatic It planned target area in the Italy's political crisis at a the Chamber of Commerce Jacksonville Coliseum, lx Fed U p Russians did nut demand the and staged by tbe Junior sponsored by ihe Htitzer or­ “ feeling the pinch" of being needed no operator ws* dis­ mid-Atlantic. HUDDERSFIELD, England time when Premier-Designate Chamber of Commerce. convoy dismount to be rounla City Commisnioner-elect, covered in the north Georgia ganisation Thix group was (UPl) — Irvin Robinson, 31, A Graham First Atdo Morn was trying to form City opened bid* for gasoline hill country Thursday. BELMONT. N. C. (U P!)— ed, the sources said. formed in 19*10 to support who has not worked for more News Conference a new government. and diesel fuel Monday night. Rums’ candidacy fur gover­ than thre* years, was ordered Evangelist Billy Graham will The convoy cleared th* Rus­ Revenue agents said the de­ WASHINGTON (UPl) Muro was attempting to put M athews Named Karl, Standard (Jit distributor, vice, rapahle of producing (i(J# Previdrnt Kennedy will hold together a "center-left’* cab­ TALLAHASSEE tUPI) — nor at that time and has con­ Monday to find and keap a deliver his first address on sians' HaheUhurg checkpoint, I just outiida Berlin, in shout did not submit a bid. gallons of moonshine per day, a news conference at li a m. i n e t Including Socialists, Sen. John K. Mathew* Jr., tinued In existence, giving job or go to Jail for failure tha campus of a Roman Cath­ on* hour, and tha Russian • • • olic eolleg* hare Nov. 18 when Jacksonville, today was nsmed Burns' aid during tha 1963 to support his wifa aod sight **» equipped with an elabor­ (EST) Thurtday. It will be member* of hi* own Christian ha speaks to students snd fac­ checkpoint a t Msrlenborn. on Seminole County Juvenile ate array of push buttons to Kennedy’s first morning ses­ Democratic party, and the chairman nf the Legislative Jacksonville mayorality race children. “ I get fed op with jobs, ulty member* of Belmont Ab­ the Flail-West German bolder, CoUo.il will meet at 7:39 p. m control the strum boiler, and sion with newsmen sine* last Republican and Democratic Council Committee on Higher j which he won lor a fifth conin about 80 minute*. ba? Celloga, Robut*un said ■ Iw l.ducittiun. i iccutlve term. [Socialist party members. 1 March. f t 4uaighi *1 auupigr *pucia*>uw#-1 flow of niash and water, University Bond Validations Set City Indicates Approval Of Lakefront Plan mwA. North Orlando Man Hurt As Car Hits Track u. s. Mulls Suit To Force FEC s Hand \ Plan Reported Latins Pressure Russia In UN 'Big Lift' 61s Begin Refum U. S. Hopes Rise In Viet Nam Navy's Might Demonstrated Special Test Convoy Passed Italian Reds Stage Strike Still Raided i •it iT �•) ifr V ssfe rf (D sa /i G bby DEAR ABBY: My hus­ band la one at those fussy eaters who like* to com­ plain about my cooking, but be never tells me what la wrong with It, er whet be would prefer. Ha Just says, "It’s lousy t" I h art even gone to cooking school to learn nutrition, balanced meals and the art of inter­ esting cooking. People tall me I am a good cook, sod f thlah I am. But what can 1 do with g husband who koopo **m»g mo tho d in a r la lousy? ca ict w in t DEAR CAN’T: Whan your buabead cornea homo for d in a r, groat him with, •Don't taka yonr bet off, Hooey — we’re eating out. And U the food la lousy yon can comptala to tha M O T AID INSTRUCTOR Mm. K L. Matliewa, left. pnmeuU coun* completion certlflcete to Mm. John H«1 a* other member* of the c lu e , MIm Berber* Neel, Mr*. C. C. Tomlin and Mrs. John Newbrough, left to rig h t, vetch . (Herald Photo) il- * a ♦ a DEAR ABBY: I am e O.I. serving In the Army vary far from home. Why la It that I de net need my parents' conesot to marry. First Aid Course Completed Parent - Teacher Association Edith Avene] and Mri. Mar By IMrWy W ntw arth Tvaaty m »m U n a t the received certificates f r o m tha Kilpatrick, Red Craaa Brit eld eewM bald at Bear Uielr instructor, Mrs. ft. I* Safety Instructor*. Lata Elementary School and Mathews, upon completion of ipoaaorad by the acbool'a tha 10-hour course last Mon­ day evening. The final session was de­ voted to instruction on resus­ citation. A demonstration on tha Hfe-iUa dummy, "Reiuscl-Annle" was given by Mrs. Concert Series In Jeopardy Due To Apathy • *‘11 la imperative that many more mambenhlp* for (he Seminole County Mutual Con* cart Striae be aold tbla week, o r the Mrlaa *111 bavo to be abandoned," Judge Vernon Mite, preildcnt, announced today. "I am greatly aurprUcd that ticket aalaa tor aucb ■plendld concert program* a re lagging ao aeriouily," •aid the Judge. "It would be a tad com mantary ao the lack of biter* eat In the better things ot life to Seminole County, ,tl aucb e fine Mrlaa bad to be aban­ doned for the first time la the hiilory of the organisation," Hospital Notes NOVEMBER II Admissions Walter Fuller, Manila Jo Cate, Ola Cunningham, Jo Anne McCall, Naomi Grooms, Willie Cox Jr., all of Sanford; Doris Dyeri, Dellary; Maxine Stafford, Lake Monro* membership* call Mrs. Ralph AuiUo Smith, membership chairman, at 323 4368 and those who already have their ticketa urge their friends to Join In order that the ached ulcd scries may not have to be cancelled. On the serial schedule arc world famous Miss Lillian KalUr, e concert pianist of extraordinary talent, the wellknown Columbua ltoychulr end the Internationally fam­ ous Llord’e Puppets. Concert appearances here are slated for December, January and February. Garden Circle To Meet By Shirley Wentworth Member* of the Rear Lake Carden Circle will hear Earl Nelson of Earl Nelson and Bon, Inc., of Apopka, prevent a program on "The Care and Various Types of Itoara” Wed­ nesday, The meeting will bn held In tha home of Mr*. Richard Oilranijer, 3413 Jamison Drive Of Rear la k e and will begin promptly at H p ut. * - -- -- By Abigail Von Buren hut 1 need my Command­ ing Officer's consent T He refused to give It to me, and If I go ahead and marry this girl (aba 1* a Korean) It win coat me my aUipes. I don’t think this la fair. I love this girl. What should 1 do? Included In the popular drclo. llapplneia is having parents who don't tight. Happiness la knowing you are as well-dresaed aa any. body. Happiness Is some­ thing l don't have. U.l. JACK CONFIDENTIAL TO "LITTLE LU": Don’t go hack to him unless be promises to treat you like a human being. From your ifaaeriptlea of hU past be­ havior, ] think he’d bo lust aa happy with a dog for companionship an the week­ ends. Bill Greive of Baa Antonio was a member of my teem which represented the United Statee to Italy to 1960. Since th at time, hie duties with I.B.M. have kept him from playing much bridge, Imt 1 did gat to play with him for the firat time In aeveral years at tha recent Saa Antonio Regional*. I am glad for his sake that lie doesn't have much time for bridge, for my own sake I wish that ha had more, as he certainty play* just as wall If not better than before. Rill sat North and passed after West’s spada opening. 8 l n C* we ara discussing I’U I.U N , grand, North-South bidding I won’t Mrs. I*. P. Camp, comment on either that spade 804 Erti-nnibia opening or Eaxt’a raise to two and u former spade. To Meet By Mra. Adam Muller Hey. A. L. Teikmams of Democrats Winter Park who twice escap­ ed from Communist prison To Elect New camps, once after being con­ demned to death, will bo Officers Ry Mr*. Adam Muller guest speaker at today’s T Recommendation* for new p. tn. meeting of the DeRary Civic Association In the Com­ officers of th* DeRary Demo, munity Center. cratlc Club were prevented The public Is Invited. by the nominating committee at a meeting of the group last PTC Open House Wednesday. The proposed data of offl cert named Darwin Bruce, Scheduled president; William Ogden Open House will he held at vice president; Mrs. John the Enterprise Rrhool at 7:10 (Evelyn) [Hick, secretaryp.m, Wednesday for the pur­ treasurer and Mr*. William pose of enmptetlmr re-organl- Joyce and Mr*. John Martin satlnn of the Parent-Teacher three year director*. Council. Election! will be held In Those attending will be giv­ December. en opportunity to visit teach­ Presiding at last week’s er* amt classrooms after * meeting was Michael Donlon brief business session. who opened by asking for a threa.minute silent prayer in Qualified? memory of the club president, HILLINGS, Mont. <UI7> — Jiimes Oddy, who died last Min Ann Whllmack, the city week. librarian, was -Heeled Ireneurer of th* state planned par­ Use e eoluthm of sal soda enthood urtianuatn-n at • concentrated in (oak stubborn mu ting Thursday. I grass stuiiu from golf balls FIFTEEN AND UNHAPPY • • • DEAR G.I.: Rang on to your strtpea. You’ve got 0. I. fever. U your tempera­ ture doesn't return to nor­ mal attar you gat homo, write me another latter. In tho meanUma, let your chaplain mediate. • a a DEAR ABBY: Happiness la knowing your parents won’t almost kill you If you com* boma a little late. Happiness la having your own bedroom. Happiness la having year parents trust you. Happlnaa* la getting the telephone call you’ve been praying for. Happiness la getting good grades end making your parents proud of you. Happiness la Q a co b y O n S h id q s H. M. Mr. and Mrs. William C. nun of b «11, Moore, baby boy, Sanford Drive, Dlsckargaa Wlllla Cox Jr., Barbara A. Sanford resident, has llocikool, Barbara E. Jordan, been commlitsloned a U p k ■ r t Johnson. Margaret “Kentucky Colonel” on Hatch, lit of SaoJord;' Doris th* s t i f f of Got. Bert Klnird, Lake Monroe; Wil­ Comba, of that atate. liam P. Richardson, DeLand Pullin and hia family now reside at Merritt added Judge MUe. Inland, lie la an analyst He urged that tboae who Civic Group ut Cupo Canaveral. have not yet obtained their Births P ftf* S — N o t . 12, IM S 9 rn !f • * • What’s on your mind? ■for a personal reply, send e self-addressed, stamped envelope to Abby, Box 3369, Beverly Hills, Calif, a a • Hate to write letter*? » dollar to ABBY, Box 3361, Beverly Hills, Calif., for Abby'a new book­ let, "HOW TO WRITE LETTER! FOR ALL OCCABIONS." By Oswald Jacoby th at four would be an under­ bid and five a distinct over­ bid. How could he bid four and a half? Bill figured out how. Ho cue bid throe opedes! to Q 10 94 4J6I South went to three no9AKI6 W Q J878S ♦73 ♦ J63 trump. He did not know If t oKI S *S BUI were ahowlnr the ace of MOUTH spadee of Just asking South to K ! to bid threa no-trump with a to 101 spade stopper. ♦ AK 1016 to A 10 7 6 Bill knswl He hed a single­ North and South vulnerable ton heart and wa» not going Wees North Bert Mart* to pass three no-trump. He t* Pas* 3* J* bid four diamonds and had Pom 9 to F u s IN.T. managed to convey the mes­ Poe* 4 9 Ihas 6 ♦ Fan Fan Fan sage that he had a hand that Opening leod—toK called for something between South wo* not shut out. He four and five diamond*. bid three diamond* and after South went on to gamo and Waat passed it waa up to Bill mad* It easily. In fact, had to do aomathlng. Ills firat tha elub finesse worked, thought waa to raise hi* part- South would have made a ner to four, but BIU decided | slam. 6A 161 94 ♦ D ll to Q J 9 69 (D> MAST U)& J h s W om stn : m iV I S I O N . TUESDAY F ..ML- .. (I) (t> 7:19 <!) (I ) t:S* IS) ■it* (1) II) H . B . P o p e C o ., I n c . Fishing Club To Meet By Mrs. Adam Mailer The colored sound film, "Beyond tha Andes" will b* shown at Wednesdays 7:30 p. m. meeting of th* DeBary Fishing Club In tha Recrea­ tion Hall of tha DeBary Fire Station. Reports on new fresh wa­ ter regulations will be given by President Clyde Wright who attended th* State Gama and Fish Com mission meet­ ing bald recently in Welaka. At this time it waa decided that trot Haas must be re­ moved from waters of tha St. Johns River at the south end of Lake Monroe during the daylight hours; shad fisher­ men may keep all cat fish but dispose of all rough fish and shad net fishermen must remove nets on weekends from Friday, sundown, to Mondsy a. tn. between the datei of Nov. 13-March 13. Meetings of the DeBary Club are open to the public and Interested persons are In­ vited to attend Wednesday night. DOW'S RECORD TEQUESTA, Flo, (UP1) — Dow Finaterwald was th* youngest golfer avar te ba chosen PGA Player of the Year. Ha was 29 w hta select­ ed In 1968. 4S) wax* cp iieg.ee 7:11 (I) Film Posture* (I) (I ) ((.' II) (1) 40 4>) l i l t (I) 1:11 ( t ) 7:11 9:00 S:l« l;«« It) n .o o Mickle F ro n t Local Now*. 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Viola Howard. pruKram chairman of the De­ Bary Arto and Crafts Club, admire paintings by Nam*' liurmon of tha Brandon toiea Art Center which presently u:o on display in thu Main LaUury a t Uia Duliary ALuuiou ilouau. * (Cog 1'liuUi). (1) Andy w iilta m e Show (*) r a e u iv * 4D(*> New*. Weather, (I ) lelen ce 1:41 (I) cartoon* It'i not difficult for anyons Don't make your friends with a pleasing personality listen to all your trouble*. AH to maka new friends. Hut It earn* people want In a friend takes more than ourfacs D a shoulder to cry on, but charm to hold tho friend* you th at quickly become monoton­ ous for the one whoae duty It already have. If you want a friendship to la to cheer you up constantly. Don’t weigh snd measure b* lasting, here are a few suggestion* that should help: favors In friendship. You Never try to "own” a can’t feel any real warmth friend. Th* quickest way to for another person If you let ruin a friendship la to start yourself think how much feeling that you must always more you have done for him than he hai ever done far come firat. you. Offer help when It le need Don't rceent a friend’s good *d, not when It happen* to be fortune. Be pleased for her If convenient to you. Never dlacue* on* frledd's you're truly her friend. faults with another friend. What about those mysteri­ You may juat be making Idle ous teener*! Retd Ruth Miltalk, but your word* will get back, probably In exaggerated lett'a "Tip* on Teen-Ager*." Send !S cento to Ruth Millstt form. Don't be too proud to let a friend help you out when be TASTY can and wants to do so. Most people like to do thing* for their friend* because it I* real pleaaur* to be able to be of help. 2445 French Av«. No matter bow much you Sanford, Fla. enjoy them, don't narrow yuur friendship* down to one or two persona. That make* Carry Out Orders you too dependent, a n d friendships that are eo nar­ Ph. 322-9618 rowed become dull. AIK CONDITIONER 0 (I) Petticoat Junction (I) J*«k Benny (I) Gary Moor* POMTIQN etollaiet ■ Nurwviun fc ];}* (I ) As The World Turns • :«* (t) Greatest Snow ....... -;vy -r.i-.t.irl U-rtvav (than - _____t»*.Meow------------------------ • :•* (t) Xewaeope 1:11 (*) New*. Sports, lt:«0 Weather 1:1* <>> E<1ll<>rUl S;1J (9, News. Sports, tin * W oathtr * .IS (I) N e a r —W eller Cron(I ) S is 41) Ti*S ( i ) (*) TONIGHT II Smell draught UCuunty Clare lawn 44 \errele* WFilurelkHul group 19b.) M Aun.Tr WWe,tern cuechet U R nttib ga.erti MCod >7 Apex WNation II Inth* tear 16 H” k) Fn®! rr « IT tr j 4Latin i U Befure U llage 14 Ray 15 Tear M Cache DOWN IP ketkiaged tenet 1 fraunln* , ; j—I!.: om. 1 M 6 d fc * •) �/ A Cbr #inftrrJ Nor. 12. 1963 — ra p e S Im W Mrs. Beverly Named President Of Class Mis* Pat Smith, bride-elect, w ai guest of honor at a re­ cent shower at the home of Mrs. A. C. Rotunda, 811 Lin­ coln St. Mrt. Curtis Hughes was co-hostess. A large white umbrella adorned with a nosegay of red roses, fern and red rib­ bon streamers was filled with gifts. White wedding bells were suspended from the cell­ ing and placed at other van­ tage points. The refreshment table was centered with a large punch bowl, surrounded with liliesof-the-valley and fern. Cake, nuts and mints w e n served with the punch. Games were played and prizes awarded to Mrs. Char­ les Benham. Mrs. BUI Jen­ nings and Mrs. C. D. TUlia. Other guests included Mmea. E. B. Smith Sr., Ike Butler, H, G. Brtsson, Robert Brtiaon, Robert McKcc, Helen Constantine, Carl McWhor­ ter, E. J. Smith, Julia Hugh­ es, Louis Rotunda, C. R. Jones. John Ludwig, Ray Herron, John Todd, Ray Slaton, Solan Teiton, Joe Garrett, Lloyd Ricker, E. B. Smith Jr., Bea Anderson, R. T. Thomas, Clayton Smith, Livitua Allender, Anna U. Brandt, Robert Kelly, William Wiebodlt, Dot Waite. Harold Heirs, Edward M. Smith, L. W. Carver, Homer Little, Gabe Michael, Mary Washburn, M. B. Rotunda, W. A. Horn, Mary Alexander, Michael Thomas, Iris Messer, Jack Ludwiz, I. J. Butler Jr., Willis B. J o n e s , Martha Smith. Jerry 5enkarik. Wil­ Also the Misses Corine Ben­ liam Loche, T. E. Noon. A. ham, Margaret Jones, Mari­ G. Van Ness and John Weav­ anne Ludwig, Judy Herron, Becky Ricker, Kathy Butler, er. W. W. Club Plans Holiday Activities Mrs. A. L Prohst, presi­ dent of the Sanford Welcome Wagon Club, was hostess for the executive board meeting at her home, 41H Sataunia Drive, Plans were discussed for Christmas including adopting a needy family amt the club’s annual holiday parly. A letter was read from Angela Petrotella, slate di­ rector of the Leukemia So­ ciety, concerning a contest planned for the near future with proceeds to be used by the Society. It was announced that Mrs. Probst, Phyllis Itugenstein, Mrs. Virginia I’clruski and Mrs. Ben Shaffrr had attend­ ed the Central Florida Council of Welcome Wagon Clubs. The “Welcome Wagon Hol­ iday Gala" is scheduled for Dec. 11 at 11:30 a m. at the Orange Ulossum Playhouse, in Orlando. Following a luncheon a play will he presented by tile actor*. Arrangements have Keen made with the Seminole Kindergarten Nursery to rare for children of the club mem­ bers at a ipecial rale. Those desiring tlekets are arhed to rail Mrs. Probst or Mrs. II. I>. (lowland. The reg­ ular monthly meeting of the rluh wilt be held Nov. 19 at 10 a.m. at Phelps Restaurant. Michele Jones, Sara Warren An organisational meeting Esterby, Margaret Gwaltney, of the Golden Circle Sunday Virginia Smith and Vera School Class of the Oaklawn Phillips. Baptist Chapel was held re­ cently at the home of Mrs. Jamca I. Smith, on Country Club Road. Revision of the class roll, prospective members, class aims, colors and a project were among the varioua things discussed during the buainr-s session. New officers wei# elected for the coming year, Mr*. David Beverly was name,! president and others serving with her will be Mr*. John McLellan, secretary - treasur­ er and group captain*, Mrs. Smith and Mr*. W. F. Mann. Mr*. K. U. Nance, who is leaving to make her home In Jacksonville, was presented with a gift. The hostess serv­ ed refreshments during the social hour. Others present were Mrs. Dewey Strnughn. Mrs. \V. Bruit ley, Mrs. Beverly, Mr. HOSTESSES AND HONORED—Minn Put Smith, center, with hoateasea und Mrs. John Mrl.ellun ami Mrs. A. C. Rotunda, left ami Mrs. Curtis Hughes, a t a shower in her class teacher. Mrs. J. E. An­ honor. (Herald I’hoto) drews. Patti Shook Celebrates Ninth Birthday By Jane Casselberry Patti Shook, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W’illiam Shook of Casselberry, celebrated her ninth birthday Saturday afternoon with a party at her home on Lake Kathryn. Guests enjoyed games and a wiener roast, cake and punch. Those attending were Con­ nie Greanya, Bonnie Norman, Barbara Begin, Audrey Mar­ shall, Terri Reuter, Becky ItCike, Pamela Huggins, Fran Lyons. Sheila Demark, Lisa Kauble, Taryn Black, Dorita Analey, Melissa Miller, Pen ny Powell, Gloria Lane, awl Susan Scott. Personals Mrs. laiui* G. Kuhn of Volu­ sia Dr. recently entertained Hr. and Mr*. Daniel Salvia of Babylon, Long Island, N. Y. and their daughter and family, Mr. and Mr*. John Afar Laughlin and children, Terry Ann and James, While In Dellary they also vliited their sunt, Mr*. M. Jordon of Lak* Dr. Places of Interest visited wer*, the Sanford Zoo, Day­ tona Beach, Silver Springs, New Smyrna Beach and a trip to Miami. M Celebrates 6th Birthday By Jane Casselberry Miss Kathy Clegg, of Longwood, was honored at a mis­ cellaneous bridal s h o w e r Wednesday night given by Mis* Linda Patterson at her home, 240 Pine tree Road. Casselberry. The bride-elect and her fi­ ance. Paul Wilkison, of Fern Park are planning to be m ar­ ried later this month. Elizabeth Mitchell and daugh­ ter. Annette, and Misses neverly Catsam, Margie Hall, Jeannie Kerr. Carol Sasser. L i n d a McConnell, Decnie Brenner and Margaret Ste­ vens. OR FUNGUS Ali* Lawn Rewwvattow Dealer kour d rap er Ilie N ursery 2221 GrapevIHe Ave. FA 2-1884 P e n n e y 's A L W A Y S F I R S T Q U A L IT Y MISS U N HA PATTERSON, left. »>f Casncl- PENNEY’S OWN FRUITCAKE! lu'iry, wtw hostess Wednesday nlyrht »t u bridal shower for .Miss Kathy CleKK of Loiurwootl, right. 2 LBS., VACUUM-SEAL TIN! ONLY Sanford Personals get well note* may send them in care uf the hospital there. Air. and Mrs. AI tlwnl have returned from a luday visit with relatives In Port St. Joe and Valdosta, Ga. Festive, rich, delicious . . . in the Brand traditional manner I Celebrate with e x tra good liens and Penney’n quality! Packed with lots of fruit; talked with the finest i hr m limit*; vacuum wealed to tduy fresh! Outgrown Planning Bazaar This Week This Week JE F F R E Y I1UUKK Masquerade Party Enjoyed Mr. and Mrs. It. II. Rudd of Winter Haven were weekend guest* of Mr. and M n. II K. Long and family at their home, 2100 Lake Drive. The Church women of Holy Cross Episcopal Church will conduct t h e filth annual “D idgrow n Sale" Him Friday and Saturday, at 311 East First Street (near Sanford Avenue). Hour* are !) i m I o A p in. Friday and 9 a.m. (o t» pm . Saturday. Outstanding bargains In good outgrown clothing for all ages and many miscellaneous items suitable for Christmas gifts will tie available. S/Sgt. J o s e p h Benjamin laird, of Augusta, Ga., and formerly of Sanford, is re­ cuperating from surgery in Hie Eorl Guidon IJ. S, Army Hospital in Augusta. Friend* who would like to send him Never draw the brush edge­ wise across the lip of a paint can. This lends to make Ihc brush finger — the bristles separate and stick together in clumps. Which type Chevrolet pickup do you need? Chevrolet m w mokes four dlffonnt typoo, —eh with Ito own distinct odvontages. Whichever ono you buy will bu u lot n o n truck then your money bought tho lost tin ol By Phi Gama Eta Chapter Thr I’ll! Gamma Kin chap­ ter of Beta Sigma Pill recent­ ly h,nl a Halloween masquer atic parly at the Diamond F Ranch home o( Mr. and Mr*. Robert Mitchell In Geneva. Ppun arrival tuc parade of spook* and characters followid the dim-lions of sign* to (he gaily barn which was decorated in a horrid fashion. The guests were greeted by the hott and hostess who were attired in handsome western outfit*. Tim party scene featured a “Tombstone Territory" and a large table covered with the usual fall feast. After the buffet style feast the party moved into the house. There thry enjoyed conversing and dancing in the lly llrrnk-r K*l»»y Mr*. May King he* return­ lovely paneled living room ed from Havannah, Ga., after spending some time with her hrulher, J. W. Euson, who underwent major surgery re­ cently at the Memorial Hos­ pital in Kavannah. Mi** Myrtle Eason and Mrs. Helen B. Stuart of 1’eckville. Pa., are spending tom* time here with Air*. May King and Mrs. George Mean*. The group is enjoying a few days at Daytona Beach. around the fireplace. Those allending were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Warner, Mr. and Mr*. Jou Alexander, Mr. ami Mrs. William Keck, Mr. and Mrs. Alike Crcvcr, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gonzalez, Mr, and Mrs. hid Vilik'n, Mr. and Mr*. Du«e filial p, Mil* Vicki Wesslund a n it Bill Kemp. Osteen FLEETSIOE. lliiNctl on sale*. the beat liked pickup in the world. (hiUlnnding kuiturv i* ita large txidy extending clear out over tlie wheel*. Two body »i/ew. Two wheel­ base*. lb-it rilling truck,by fur. with roil spring* nil around und independent front suspension. t ’uh nnd Imdy huvu doublewall const ruction. Chevrolet Fleelaido— Is-st for all-around u*u. STEPSIDE. Has flat interior body walll nnd cunvenient side *tcj>a between «-ab and rear fend cm Guinea in sam e two wizen mt the Flretnide pin* one bigger size, Hig model ha* heavier frame. l-»pe*d transmission and leaf-spring rear auapen* Hinn for maximum payload*. S tan d ard engine in 'JilO-cii.-in. Sis. A 2W« Six o r 283 Vrt in available at extra coat. RAMPSIDE. Nobody else tnakea a pickup exactly like thin one with a rump at the a id e. T h e r a mp m akes lo a d in g easy U-cause of it* Hi-inch rise. T ru rk also has a conventional tailgate. Body and frainetloor assembly are very rigid lieruiise I boyare welded togeliver. Has larger Uti-lip cooled engine this year. Inde)»'ndcnt cod apring auajienaion all around. CAMINO. If you waut a pickup a t looking as any car on th e road, tins e one' It can work bard, und look ike a million dollar* doing i t —the only i the world with Body by Fisher! order an HI Cumino an plain or is fancy aa you wish: bucket acuta, air ouditioning, -I-speed transmission, power brakes are some of it* extra-cost option*. Personals The executive board of the Osteen Parent Teacher* As­ sociation will meet at 8.30 p.m. prior to the regular PTA meeting Nov. 12. At the KTA meeting a representative of Deltona wilt he the speaker. Easy W a y to Kill Ants and Roaches Hare's tho pick of the crop in fall casuals! Here's a harvest of color—a tumpsr crop of the movt tomfortable cavult you ever uw In a peck of nee fall stylet. Called Hath Puppie*' Made of salt, supple, water resistant pfivkin. A few strokes of an ordinary wire ktu-.li keep* them dean as new. taels cushion crepo sole shoo weighs less than I.1ounces, four widths, women's sizes 3-11. Nowdo you like them zpplesf Hush P u p p ie s *p< ** wreu Cf-.vr**cisu*liM(*«f noui.tt O V I N G ? C H EV R O LET TR U C K S CALL 4 » 1 ) » ■ » / % ■' I I MOVING A N D ST O R A G E C O .. INC. FA 2-9511 5 0 4 C e le y A v e . She received many lovely and useful gilts for her fu­ ture home. The ho-tess served refresh­ ments of punch, cookies, mints and nuts The serving table was decorated with large white wedding bells. Those attending included the honoree’a mother, Mrs. Howard Clegg. Mrs. S. J. Pat­ terson Jr.. Mrs Gertrude Sabo, Mrs. Edna Wiriek, Mrs. CHINCH BUGS laABLY BIRD SPECIAL! By Mona Grinslead [party Risen by his parents, I Halloween tin- guests reNine youngsters h e l p e d Mr. and Mrs. Roy Burke, at reived trick and treat favors Jeffrey Burke celebrate his their homo in North Orlando. L f cam| an(, noi<emnke„ sixth birthday recently at a Since Ids birthday was near . .. As the guest of honor openi n w a n K r T M M M B W B i a Hf f ’ M ed hi* gift* the group sang Miss 1audio Fansler, of ’' ’■ Happy Birthday.'* Sandwich Winston Salem, N. C., was a IP Ygs-cf| cake recent guest of her aunt, Mrs. jbUQmpe... V R E fiH M A fln Leila llutner. While here Mis* Fanslter also spent some time w i t h Iricndx in Daytona i i m ^ b i k ’o D H n I Reach. w |H> ^ celebration were I ml a and : E » H Brill Maxwell, Henry and Dr. and Mr*. W. D. Garner ter have just returned from two e * . yrell. month* vacation in Texar­ kana. Tex., where they visit­ I? t \ l , ed relatives, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Vallcntinc and Atr. and Mr*. Jack King. Garden Club Personals Kathy Clegg Of Longwood Honored At Bridal Shower North Orlando Youngster Sale Planned Members of the lto»e Gar­ den Clrrle will conduct a plant sale at the bazaar, scheduled for lid* Friday and Saturday at t i l e Sanford Woman’s Club building. They will have a large variety of putted plants to choose from. Hours of the sale are in a.m. to 9 p.in. Friday and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. Small fry, please remember that Santa Claus will he there too from 10 a m. to noon Sat­ urday. Teen dolls and baked good*, ineluding pics, cake* and cookies will be among the many Items on display. The Jaeacanda Circle b in charge of the refreshment booth and sandwiches, ham­ DeBary burger*. cake, pie and coffee will be available all during the sale. Decoration* will in­ clude an abundance of pump­ Mr. and Mr*. E. W. How­ kins. carrying out Hie theme ard of Palm Terrace tele uf “ Harvest Time." brated their j<JtIt wedding an nivertary Sunday afternoon at their home with neighbor* Oviedo and friend* dropping in to congratulate them. SCIENTIFIC LAWN SPRAYING FOR — S a n f o r d , F la . far Monlhi JO H N S T O N 'S N O -R O A C H : S im ply brush Jo h n sto n ’s No-Roach on cabinets to control cockroaches, on sills to -Iup ants. Culorle.-z, odorless coaling stays elfective for monllu. No need to move dishes or breathe harmful fprayi. Remember: No-Roar li means no reaches. W INN D IX IE FOOD STORES OPEN F lit. M TU TILL 9:00 ACCREDITED Telephone your Chevrolet dealer about any type of truck! CHARGE ACCOUNTS WELCOMED HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. •21U K. SK: UND STIIEKT SANFORD FA 2-0711 �Italy Future In t caa do n o n thaa aogxw t c«rteln r alMMBta. Tilt S i n with the flag stands for for tfforts to doprtoo any Amorieoa o f Ua right of ehofco, his right to b« heard, Ms right to o dtgotffed, fhrit- after the Ruaalaao crushed tho m e lt la Hungary. Last wash a t Italy's Sociallit* mat to decide the terms upon which they would rater into a now caatsr-loft govern­ ment aad Kami girded for what ho hoUsrod would bo his lest battle, he looked sadly I artvfloga, rich thraod east, tfforts v a n w d i to disrupt him apgteh. In such btharior tho trao AmtrL eaa tradition Is aon h tio to bo found. Tactics of this sort a it foreign to everything tho flag stands for. Tbs treasurer hsppoaed to mention this fact to tho sales­ also boiled over ia anger at man who had escorted Horace such a brasea case of cheat­ ea the eelL ing! And this salesman almost Whoa I was visiting with hit the coiling ia hlo anger. ths major stockholder ia this "Why, that blsakety blank firm that had hind Horace, I Chester," he exclaimed. was g in a the foregoing facts. an wcrime* tho trwe facta. "Ho not only did NOT take "Dr. Craae," hs then iaqulrCABS R-dOSt Horace H., the customer to lunch, hut I •d, "what should we do about •god t l , was rocmtly sppolat- paid tho bill for tho mosl that Horace T” sd wassgTT of • Urge eom- Horace sad 1 ate ca route Veil, what would you readhome." A wook later, another sales­ o n ndvieo to this matter T man took Horse* oa a similar U you w en stockholders hi trip into a different part of this company, would you want to continue this cheater la of­ the state. On the way home, the two fice? of them stopped for a sand­ Naybo some of you ore wich and coffee, plus pie. The idealists, ao perhaps you’d bill came to 91.90, but tho tuggoat that Horace would salesman graciously paid the cashier. Neat'day, Hence egala pre­ sented hla hill to tho treasurer at ths homo office, asking a Th* salsamsn picked np the refund In tho amouat of $fJ0, tab, which amounted to | l l l ostensibly for tho taachtoa Later, however, Horace, tab that Hones claimed ha Or would ho react like the headed a slip to the treasurer had paid. proverbial rotten apple? at tho keens ofrice for *3-50, But the treasurer was bow If you simply taka a ratten which he aaid wae what he oa guard, so ho tipped off tho spyl* out of on* spot In the •wwvw /*th party's history. “If I had to soy ia one sentence what struck me most is my long Ufo so a fighter and a militant,’' ha told the party congress, “I would say it Is the drama of tho wasted This wook was to bo tho menu U u m 4 for Italy’s cur­ rent economic difficult!** climactic battle. And the third could m u lt Nennl won it, but with • la whol» ngtoao fafflag under conuol of a Communist -so­ ■a hedged about with «todt- cialist coalition, for tho Botloas that Italy's future again c[allots mod* no eommitmant against Communist support ts In doubt. The Socialists promised to and rotalnod tholr ties wtth refrtia from attacks ew Ita­ the Communist-led General ly's ties with NATO hat at­ Confederation of Labor. Three ere tho conditions tached other qualifiestltms which the Christina Dome, which tho Christian Demo­ erats would find hard to swal­ crats are ashed ts swallow la return for Boclalkt help. low. They Included i Together tho ledaitote and —Opposition to all forms of unclear armament in Eu­ tho Christina Democrats could rope. fo r years Italy has suffer­ —A demand for a stateplanned oesnomp that would ed from a series of a weak Increase the “real income" of and short-lived coalition gov­ ernments. Bat tho solution of­ workers. —Establishment of region- fered by the Socialists seems si governments throughout to make the cure more dan­ gerous than Uw ailment. Italy. WASHINGTON (NBA) — Tho second annual Latin American Alliance for Pro­ gress official review ia being held In 8no Paulo, Brasil, this weak. It ia * much-needed laternational conference. But It could hardly bo held a t a la aid, |WK> million to loans, day they may ho said to have 9620 million In salea agree­ evaporated completely aa an ments under which f4G5 mil­ effective agency. The United Staten would lion is being spent In the not now bo againat having United States, |350 million tho Latin Americana play a from ths ecclal progress trust larger port la managing the fund, |33 million for the alliance. The principal condi­ tions are that they agree Psacs Corps. On a country-by-country among thomaehrea oa what basis evsr the asms period, they do aad saaiga top « ea Tho United States Congress this la the way the money ministration" sounds like a already Is lour months late la bee been made available in naaso tho U. 8. government making authorisations f • r millions of dollars on a de­ would gtva to aa agency han­ Whether Undersecretary ef scending scale t this year’s Latin American Brasil 603, Chile 831, Co- State Avers!! Harrimaa, who dling foreign aid. It io logical, aid programs. Nothing has lombia 266, Argentine 240, heada the U. I . delegation to therefore, that Puerto Rico, bees dona to appropriate Mexico 200, Venesuela 160, Sao Paulo, can negotiate that which to linked to tho United money for them. So nobody Bolivia 130, Pent 101, Domin­ kind of ograemont with the State* through • common­ knows Row much wlU be ican Republic 19, Ecuador 93, Latinos remains to bo aaaa. wealth arrangement, should available to fight ovor. El Salvador 63, Panama 40, Though ho has not had aa uao that nam* for an agency U. 8. old has now been sus­ Cotta Rica 35, Uruguay 20, much experience in dealing that regulates gambling. pended to 4 of tho 20 Latin By that I mean that the cawith temperamental l a t h Paraguay 27, Honduras 20, American republics — Cuba, Americana as ha has had la HalU 19. Haiti, Honduras nnd Domin­ spesta a type of foreign aid. ican Republic. Tho reaion is In general the Latin Ameri­ dealing with temperamental Foreigners soma hero for a Ruaalan Communists, Harrican governments like a loud­ their political instability nnd vacation to tho mm aad wind retrvat from democracy to­ er voice in saying where the msn ia ia on# way aa ideal up leaving n handle nt tho man for tho soaring footermoney should bo spent. What ward dictatorship. Thera is gaming tables. Which graatly some congressional opinion they hero always wanted ia Ho Io forced to use a hear­ other location, will It quit rot­ that aid should bo cut to one big pot of dollars from the United States every y*, f ing aid now. Whenevsr ths omy. ting? other*. Casinos also ran give a now Will It eeaoc to contamin­ Tho 16 countries still eligi­ for tho Latin American coun­ Latinos atari talking their twist to the aneient and hon­ usual nonsense about preserv­ tries, to divvy up and spend ate tho other applet? ble to raceivs aid, in practi­ ing their culture, he can just orable art of free loading. For Moral rat or whot dental cally all cases hove not lived si they sao fit. ■hut it off and not listen. instance, I am hero with a This la, of course, erasy. surgeons might describe aa up to their promlssa to carry party of about 200 mainland"carles of character," usually out fully their part of the No U. S. administration, Re­ Then he esn tell them what era who ara guests of tho tho tarns ara. publican or Democrat, wlH requires far more than a sin­ alliance charter signed at In ths beginning A1isms gle lecture. Punts dal Eite, Uruguay, in agree to It, para Progreaao was ca good At tho 1001 Punts dal Eats But who ia to blame to Her- August loot. on Ids* as tho Marshall Plan Conference ths United States act** ease? They are Inclined to blame Hia parent never Instilled n •II their troubles on United tried to set up a panel of for Europe. Bat dealing with deep "addiction" to honesty to States administration of ths economic experts to review Europeans and dealing with plana and projects and to I-atin Americans are two dif­ him. proiram. They are expected io His school teachers lot him propose changes at Sao make allocations. This panel ferent thing*. T h s Marshall Plan, to became known aa "The Nine chwt oa exam* Paula. which Harrimaa had n lead­ So send for my "Toots for Their principal gripe Is Wise Men." But most Latin Americans ing role, succeeded to four Employto and Employers," en­ t h a t disbursements haven't closing a long stamped, re­ been made fast enough. This thought they could get more years. With two of tho 10 turn envelope, plus 16 cents. overlooks completely the fact money by making Individual years set aside for tho Latin Hold them available to all that major economlo develop­ dlraet deals with tho United American development plan State* So the Nino Wise now gone, drastic measures your workers. ment projects taka careful And discuss them In high planning and long-tsrm de­ Men were watered down. To- ara needed to keep It going. school cissies, too. velopment. A c t u a l l y , the (Always write to Dr. money has been doled out si Crane la se n of this news­ fast aa It could be apent ef­ paper. seriating a long fectively if not prudently. ■tamped, sddrssaid savelopo Mora than |3 billion has aad 26 seato I* sever typ­ been committed to the ollling aad printing costa when a n c s from January HMt ye* sead tor a*o ad his boot- through June 1M3. It breaks tote.) down Into 91J billion grants charge. There’s ao fun loading a quiet Ufa If tt’a Just whoa • aaaa and hia wife are not speaking. e e o Dad and the rain have neglected the home garden to many locations. ADDING MACHINE BARGAIN New. R. C. Allen Manual Machines T-eolamn. sabtraction, Jump total, tan­ ning total window, auto­ matic clearance. A Goad, Strong DaraMo Machine that wffl last for ysorew Formerly 9176- Now 9126 aad Tag. Ternra sad trade- HAYNES OFFICE MACHINE CO. 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Looking for more convenience? Hon H to: U a rin a ta i defrosting drudgery to both refrig­ erator and (restore Family-six* “aaro-decrae” (rosier • T w t o o t o p o f U J t o .lt MraMgsratad LOTT HOME APPLIANCE N aturlar, lo a d e r sa * C hristina.; publish#* MaturSaj presaedlof i 0 | 7 1 *I n rtt T rr- . CA88ELBERRY PLAZA CASSELBERRY U fa k m t t r ia d i f iB I H O LLER M OTO R SALES C O ., Cor. 2nd fir Palmetto �Nov. I t 1868 — Fare I Seminol Battle 5 Thinking Out Loud Stinging BY JULIAN STKNmtOM La»t Thursday light’s sixth annual Peanut Bowl event drew one of (ho largest crowds in tha history of the contest. The oceuioa took an a festive atmosphere what with the excellent audience, the bands from Sanford Jun­ ior High and South Seminole Junior High, the crowning of pretty Beth Morgan as tha Peanut Bowl queen, and the prcsenUUuu of the wall-planned halftime ceremonies. Lyman 'Powder Puff' Game Set u . Torn* - C u i I W r t Th# Lyman Greyhound* may k« playing th* Florida Air Academy Falcona at th* Homecoming Gan* Friday night hat th* Powdtr Puff Gama Thuraday sight at 7:30 p.m. promts#* to ba a down* ta-aarth "dog light." Tha "Gold Bounds” wfll BMot tha "Hlua Hounds" at me giant pep rally and bon­ fire sponsored by the Lyman Pep Clob, Kay Clarke, greet- About Sporti that the coach said lor Har­ rington to punt. The South Seminole guard had never bad a football fas hit band during a game. But coeebes orders are coachea orders. So Harrington went back to punt VS* M a rl VmTV b«-p!*atj-of-fan u d d ltu t. Tie burafng- ef three bew­ Players on the blue team ares will climax the evening. be Jane Kent, Amt O’DonArlene Mason, Sharon Myi n , Terry Watts, Pat Kttngvr, Barbara Komiaar, Mickey KcFadden, Nan Com­ stock, Jody Lambert, Marcia Lyona and Donna Lungra, substitute. On the gold team will be We have a forgo Shirley Davis, Terri Comstock, ef qsality leather Ramona Cox, Sandy King, Dallas CbsmI, Bobble Wat­ V alues kins, Donna Crocker, Lauree Deans. Carol Hlghsmtth, San­ dy Watkins and Grace Hulbert. Cheering th* "Gold Hounds" P i n A on to victory will be Aten Silver Blrktnmeyer, Lonnie Frier, John Birkenmeyer and Rich­ ard Moore. Choor leaden for tho ‘'Blue Hounds” will be Mike Sterl­ M en's Lace Type ing, Alan Kerns, Mike Bowan aad Gary Gunner. Attention Hunters By JiTtew Herald S pent Editor £ Jgqft Sporting • record of six Sandy Watkins <* la charge win* and a single lot*, the ai the game end coach** are Seminol* R tf h School Carlton Bonaae for th* “Gold machine began preparation* Round*" and Data Porry for Monday afternoon for their th* "Blua Hounds." Friday night engagement with • • e Thor* will be bo admission tha Bishop Moon High School Harrington took a bad map Hornets at Sanford’* Mano­ charge end LH8 alumni are from center. In fact, he lost rial Stadium. especially invited •* th en will tha ball, recovered It, and Head Coach Jim Plgott with a host of defensive men th* Semlnoles told hi* young­ 9 • • • bearing down on him tha sters very plainly that they’d Wildwood Gate It reminded ui el some of youngster aide stepped a pair been stung one* this season by SEMINOLB Sets Record the old Seminole High loot- ofBravei and standing al- th* Yellow Jackets, referring wood's Dann, ------- --— — . . . . ---------- --------------- ----------------Although th* final emmt la ball gamer without the color. movt sideways get off hi* to tha Leesburg High outfit, Bramlett aerml during Wildwood1! drive for the aecoml touchdown Inst with still not available Seminole 8 At far at the game waa con­ punt in tact, he got off one and that Hornets eould b* Fridny night The Wildcat drive knotted the score nt 14-all. However, the High School officials revealed cerned It wee a hard-hitting of Ue best of the evening. Juat as mean, i£p t(ooug Seminolea went on to acore 20 points In the final stanza and blast the • • • this morning that the attendcontest. The Brave* of San­ Pigott said that tha Bishop R eg. 99.98 Wildcat! 34 to 14. (Herald Photo) ance^at the Banford-WUdwood ford racked up a U to I vic­ The Braves hav* one mart Moore aggregation could b« football game last Friday tory, but It was well tamed. engigement before they close real tough aa long as they’re m tna tholt $ J 9 8 Plw A Fra* alght was well over the 5,ooo 0 t In a previous encounter the out their 1963 season. Tonight guided by Gary Prelaaer, who mark. £ Braves had whipped the Hur­ they travel to Ocala to meet waa tha all-Orange County Sliver Dollar There la a possibility, the ricanes of South Seminole by the Ocala Junior High club. quarterback last year. This contest will replace a source said, that the final .1 a 17 to < count. Men’a Sllp-Oa 8* far this i*«n« Bishop • • e count eould well approach gars# scheduled earlier with Halted Frees International Juries oa his Bulldog squad. berth at right guard for Sat 000. Moors has coma up with three Despite the fart that tha Wiltwood Junior High which wins and three losses and Five Southeastern Confer­ Tackle Ray RlatmUler, who urday’a game with Tulane One record la certain. Of­ Hurricanes had lost 13 men wai canceled at WUdwood'i they'll be out to duplicate laat ence team* are being con­ anchor* the Georgia forward and Tennessee Coach Jim Me ficiate declared the total gate from their vanity aquad reqieit. The Hurricanes have year’s effort In which they sidered for the Gator Bowl wall, will definitely ml** Sat­ Donald received scouting re receipts act a new official since the beginning of the conpkted their season. scored In the final mlnutea of game In Jacksonville, urday’s gam# with Auburn porta on powerful Mississippi, mark. aeaioo and had to replace the contest to nose out th* them mostly with eighth grad­ Chairman Joe Sykora of the and la oa the doubtful lift for the volunteers* opponent Sat Semlnoles 21 to 20 in Orlando. fit tor Bowl Committee Hid the meeting with arch-rival urdsy. Plus A Free Slhrar ers, the Hurricanes came up “Our kid* played an out­ that the Rebel* of Jlluiaalppi Georgia Tech. Rlismlllcr re- Mississippi State Coach Dollar 9 with a well played ball game standing ball game," Pigott were the first choice of the injured a knee during the Paul Davis, whose Bulldogs and Head Coach Jim Clark declared. "Frankly, it waa our post-season game. Alabama Florida game. defeated unbeaten Auburn and hit aides—Dave MUlcr best effort of the current Saturday, launched a "forget In addition, first string Full­ Retired man to work on commission basis) and Tom Barnet—are to be was next In line among the Team No. S took over the season." lie waa referring to SEC teams with Auburn, l£U back Leon Armbreatcr Is suf­ last week’s game” campaign congratulated. On the other some knowledga ef ante tales bualnru; mutt hand, Dan Pelham, chief fint place slot In the Bull- last Friday’s 34 to 14 win and Georgia Tech following fering a severe bruise and and turned hit attention to have good references and ewn transportation. will not be at full speed dur­ next week’s opponent— an­ SHOE STORE mentor of tho Braves, had his netamen's League at Jet over Wildwood. In that order. other toughie. ing the Auburn game. Pigott admitted that *Tve tribe well prepared and he Lines by virtue of a two-two Sykora says the bowl com­ Downtown Sanford and bis a ii lit ant coaches, spilt with the Faron Builder! been happy about winning mittee will be watching this Other SEC teams licked The Bulldogs go against their wounda ami began form­ LSU and Davis warned that lot A Magnet In eom* top ball garnet during tetm. Dick Zuekerman was Owen McCsrron, Ron Hunt week’s game between Ala­ , and Ed Buckner deierve a tha hero for Team No. 3 at my aerertl years at Seminole bama and Georgia Tech close ulating game plana for week­ the Tigers have "more hard OPEN TIL t:M P. M. Hwy. 17-92 N. Of Casselberry end action. At Vand«rbUt running back! than toy team his 219 high game swung the but never *■ happy aa 1 was ly• round of applauie. FBI. 4k SAT. NIGHTS • • • third game his mates' way. last Friday nlsht, To me, this Tech Coach Bobby Dodd got Tom Kenny won a starting we have faced.” At for the game Itself, it Charles Rose’s 201/570 won waa our biggest victory." tome bad newt Monday when waa a test of both offensive the aeries honors for the night Jim eaid that Head Coach big end Billy Martin limped and defensive strength. The at Team No. 5 took a three Byrd Whlghatn of tha Wild­ out on the field for practice. defense put up by the Hurri­ ptlat win from the Kondrackl cats told him after tha ball The huge end, a favorite tar­ canes waa one of tho features aid Cline Sinclair team. Mac­ game that Seminole had tha get for Quarterback Billy signs and rubber compounds produce16$ better of tho encounter. Likewise, Donald tried hard for the Sin­ first coaching staff to aver Lothridge's passci, has a the Braves accomplished a clair team with a 218 game. beat his Wildcats twice. knee injury and pulled leg traction ...more mileage... less noise and road tough defensive assignment Everett Hoover provided "I guts* our ktda took a muiclcs and probably will not vibration every milel And A tlas gives you a In holding the Hurricanes to tt* spark for Dick's Applf- liking to Wildcat meat," Pig­ be at full speed for the cru 9 H yards on the pound and aicw team with a good 201 ott remarked, tinea his Tribes­ clal game with Alabama in ^ m ild choice of two quick-action guarantees: adjust­ a single first down. The key gime as his teammates help­ men have ceged a pair of Birmingham Saturday. you drive, new A tlas Plycron Tires work to ment prorated on the tread remaining, or o a to the Braves' defense was ed themselves to a four point Wildcat elevens this season— Georgia Coach Johnny Grif­ Winter Park and Wildwood. their punting game which win over Team No. 4. fith la also plagued with in keep you safe. With 25% more working rubber number of months in use. See your Standard kept the Hurricanes deep in Team No. 6 continued their on the road, you get better sUd-resistance... station today. Find out how little eafety costal their own territory through­ fine rolling by taking a four [olnt decision from Cavaout the contest. for b e tter steerin g , quicker stop#-New tread d * STANDARD O IL COMPANY (KK N TU CKY) • • • taugh Tiro Service. Big guns United Prems International ney with nine victories each, The Hurricanes never had is this match were "Smiley" The lilt of perfect-record a chanct to run any of their Wiltshire with 204/5M and college football teams haa St. John’s (Mian) and Ripon A wide open stuff because of Billy "Hoss" Johnson with been reduced to 20 Sunday, with eight triumphs each, and • being held to far In their own 2)2/547. After getting off to a Including Texas alone among Eau Claire <Wli.) with seven back yard. Offensively, the slow start in tho league. major colleges. wins, Braves came through when Tram No. 6 has now reeled Eight teams had their un­ Emporia (Kan.) is the on­ off a skein of 12 straight beaten and untied tlatua ly other school to register they had to. • • e wins. blemlihed over the weekend nine victories. Joining Texas The highlight of the game, Other good games turned anil among the fallen were with eight are Northeast Ok­ as far as the Hurricanes was in were Dick Schaffer 200. Auburn and Princeton, thus lahoma, L e w i e A Clark, concerned, came on a mis Sam Faron 203, and Walt leaving Texas aa the lone Northeastern, Southwest Miss­ take. Clark sent In a player Holland 208. representative of the major ouri and Southwest Texas with instructions to punt and After nine weeks of bowl­ schools with an 8-0 record. Schools boasting 7-0 marks are _ to tell one of the Hurricanes' ing In this league, only seven Six of the perfect-record Prairie View, Sewanee, Coast w guards, Bob Hsrrlngton, to games separate the first and teams have completed their Guard, Delaware, McN'eeie move over a bit on the play. list place teams showing the season. They Include North­ and North Carolina College. The sub told the quarterback good balaneo of this league. ern Illinois, Luther am] Kear­ John Carroll is alone at 8-0. Rubber Boob FOREVER Gator Bowl Eyes 5 SEC Teams Wieboldt's Rubber Boots O nly Team No. 3 In League Lead $398 Used Car Salesman Silver Dollar A. W. 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Lm , 3403 -Su» Orange, Sanford Have Your Seminole County Newspaper CONTEST RULES • 14 football gnmen thin weekend are placed, one In each ad on thin page. Indicate winner by writing in the name of team opposite the advertiner’a name In the E n try Blank. No scores. Ju st pick winners. • Pick a number which you think will be the highest number of point* scored by any one team on this page and place this nundier in the space provided in E ntry Blank. This will be used to break ties. One entry only to each contestant. Entries must be brought to th e office of this paper or postmarked no later than Friday Noon, Nov. 15. Southern Air CALL US H ave your Doctor call us at AT FA 2-5633 PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY COMPOUNDED — AT A FAIR PRICE! • Fast Curb Servlet • Comfortable Dining Room f r » 9 ’« W H DRUG STORE PRE-SEASON CHECK-UP TIME • • • • CHECK-UP TUNE-UP CLEAN-UP REPLACE YOUR in s u r a n c e c l a im SANDWICH SHOT Downtown Sanford PARK AVE. A 25th ST. 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Methodist vs Arkansas Sanitone ItotoiuAms Georgia va Auburn / (WE GIVE PLAID STAMPS) DRY CLEANING q u ic k for only h i* t l* GEORGE I. MILD) HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING SPECIALIST Exchange Plus Tax WE'LL HAVE YOUR ORDER READY FOR YOU1 delivered daily to your door . • St* W. 3rd St. FA 7-3U3 Serving Seminole Connty for nvtr M Yonn Syracuse vn Richmond Mary Carter Paints 209 W. 1st ST. FA 2-3649 Wisconsin va Illinois �t Lombardi's Big Problem: Overcoming Bears' Strong Points r-p Vb» Pro Standings Nmtteanl Lh i m F inals Set N ot. 12, 1963 — Pago 7 E rrtlB Fighting Seminole* l y United F ra n Intermittent! K u t i r i Divbtoa W L T Pet. PF PA Now York 7 i 0 .771 272 184 Clov. 7 S 0 .778 141 157 St. Louie 6 8 0 .667 225 1M Pittsb*. 6 3 1 .625 209 178 Phil*. 2 6 1 .230 165 219 Dallas 8 7 0 .222 187 249 V uh. 2 7 0 .222 184 247 Wrote™ Dfvivkm W L T Pet. PF PA Green Bay 8 1 0 .890 269 126 Chienco 6 1 0 .890 190 82 Detroit 4 6 0 .444 209 156 ML 4 6 0 .444 167 188 Minn. 3 6 0 .333 180 251 I* A. 2 7 0 .222 114 246 6*0 Frmn. 2 7 0 .222 133 246 8 o 4 i ; ‘i Rreiha Green Bar 28 Mlnneiota 7 8L Louie 24 Waihlngton 20 Flttaburgh 0 Cleveland 7 New York 42 Philadelphia 14 Baltimore 24 Detroit 21 CMeog* • Lee Asgolw 8 Sea Frtnelaco 81 Dellee 24 Amerkaa Lee fee Eaatern Division W L T P et PF PA Houeton 4 40 .600 211 227 Buffalo 6 4 1 .668220227 Boston 6 60 .600 137 163 New York 3 61 .375 104 278 Western Division W L T P et TF PA Ban Dtegn 7 20 .776 244 167 0nhlnn4 I 4 0 .600209 Denver 1 41 .250 200 288 X. City 2 61 .250 188 198 Sunday*! Results Houston 81 New York 27 San Diego 7 Belton 8 flat ir6ay's Result* Buffalo 27 Denver 17 M n ln r l NEW YORK (TTPn - Vtoc* Lombardi la atiekpumed on the Rente of 4 dandy dlkmm i today. The Read roach ef •»* Green Bay Packers to noted t man who «lwaya pUyi to tho oppatiUoa’t etnog to that U In Bowl Game ALLENTOWN. Pa. (UPI) —Northeastern University of Boston, wbkh eompletsd its regular season unbeaten and untied will play la the Eastern Bowl football game here Dee. 14. Its opponent kea not been aamed yet. N on-Title B oat PITTSBURGH (UP!) — Welterweight champion Emile Griffith has signed to meet middleweight contender Rubin (Hurricane) Carter In a 10round non-title bout here TW. STEVE HARRIS AL BONIFACE BUDDY LAWSON A Sophomore and Ant-year vanity player at Semlaola High, Steve Harris U a guard on this year’s Phantom of­ fensive unit. In addition, Harrts alio lees Mine action at a defemivs linebacker. Steve, No. 43, weighs In at 151 pounds. Harris is another hard nosed and aggressive gridiron athlete with an ex­ cellent potential. He’s con­ sidered 165 by bit coaches to be a fine offensive blocker end a lure-fire tackier. In addi­ tion to being a good student, Harris is an ail-around ath­ lete. During bis Junior high days h* participated In both baseball and football. A Sophomore and first-year man on Util Mason's Semin­ ole High varsity eleven, A1 Boniface is the SHS quarter­ back for the offensive Phan­ tom unit of the Warriors. He wears Jersey No. 12 and weighs In at 140 pounds. De­ spite hie size, compared with other Seminoles, Boniface Is ■ rugged competitor, posses­ ses an excellent passing arm, and li a quick and shifty runner. Ai does ■ highly sat­ isfactory job of directing of­ fensive traffic on the Thantom unit He’s e t» a very promising young basketbiQ snd baseball player. spteta stf the 1848 Seminole High School football team, Buddy Lawson Is the Ttlbe'a only third-year lelterman. Lawson hits the Kales at 180 end bandies the right half offensive duties for Seminole as well as perform ing as defensive oafetyman. Lawson, No. 31, Is an axcit lng athlete and a threat to score almost any time he car rlaa tho ball. He bold* the school's record la the 100yard dash with a 10.2 and also the 220 with a 22.8. Law son Is a teem player, a fine leader, and can block and tackle with the best of them. Oilers Given Balance By Bill Tobin OTTAWA (UPI) — Tho United Press Interna towel opening game of the Canadian Football League’s E a a t e r n The Houston Oilers finally Conference finale will be play* gave the rookie from Missouri ed Saturday with Ottawa a chance lo show ’em—aid boating the Hamilton Tiger that's exactly what Bill Tobin did. He allowed ’em what hob­ bled Bill Cannon h u n t been able to do all season—a run­ ner who could give the Oil­ ers e balanced attack end take tome of the pressure off paster George Blands The result todsy is that the Oilers hold undisputed post esslnn of first piece in the Eastern Division of the Amer­ ican Football League 20. you beat them there, you've stopped them all the way. But, getting ready to face the Chicago Bears In what shape* op aa a pro football classio next Sunday, the question has to cocfroot Lom­ bardi aa to )uet where the Beer strength la located. Mn*t of the credit tor an 8-1 Bear record, which In­ cludes an opening game 10-3 victory over Green Bay, goes to the euleldal "southern •even" up front defensively. In nine games they have limited the opposition to a total of 821 yards, which Is miserly Indeed. These grinding gentlemen Include ends Doug Atkins, a six foot, eight inch, 253-pounder from Tennessee, and Bob Kilcullen, a mere 213-pound­ er from Texas Tech; 230pound tackle* Earl Liggett of LSU and Stan Jones of Maryland, plus linebackers La rry Morris of Georgia Tech, BUI Georg* of Wake Forest and Jo* Fortunate of Mioftaeippi Stats. These three average out at e mere SO pounds. They have restrained ap­ position ball eirrler* with a thunderous enthusiasm, per­ mitting only three touchdowns by running in nine contests. With Bear baQ carriers de­ monstrating a shyness for tho goal line, the defense has been paramount In two 10-3 victories, three other games in which the opposition tal­ lied one touchdown In each, and a 4-0 ebutout against Lot Angeles Sunday. Further Illustrating their proficiency la grudgingly giv­ ing away real estate, they held Detroit and Baltimore to 40 and 43 yards rushing for an entire game and stopped the Rams with a mere to yards rushing last Sunday. However, the four feller* protecting the air lanea from la W of Jacks Rae, Richie Fetltbua, Dave WhlttaU and Roosevelt Tay­ lor. Only ears* touchdown have been scored through the air against the B een all season. The Bear pass defenders hare made a league-leading a totoreeptJone and all eeuee long yielded hot 1,161 yards. This was featured by allowing the total *4 1,M4 yards. R i almost archaic. Thus Lombardi, U ha sticks to his format of trying to bolt tho opposition's strength, a decision t o ; R ussia Q ualifies ROME (UPI)—Russia qual­ ified for tha quarter-finals ef the European Cup of Nation* eoccer tournament by tying Italy, 1-1, Sunday tofore 10(V 009. Russia earnod tho right to meet Sweden became ft previously had beaten Italy, 2-0, In Moscow. ECONOMICAL JET SPRAY |R oof C leaning1 1 .6 * Pw • + Pont YEN TSCH Halotenon** Ooovteo IM3 E.14PL FA2-48421 M ost serious complaints about p a p e n t o f insurance claims were made by people who had not insured their homes thru local, established agents, says Legislative Investigating Committee. The responsible perform ance came from those companies rep* resented by independent agents, said the Committee of the Texas House of Representatives in its Official R eport of loss adjust­ ments made in the wake of H urri­ cane Carla. Here are some actual n o ta tio n s from th a t Official eport: ito j islhe nuqhbuqh powerhouse fin wheats that you cun drive Up hills down qulfics through mud snow findsand l "Consistenllv thooo policyholder* who were represented by local facilities and agents re­ ceived better treatment and service than those who w en n o t hoard by lb* Committee were told by those witneesee who did not liave the Krvicea of an inaunneo agent with whom they were personally so. quainied. Many were uncertain whom to con­ tact about their loas, stating their insurance . . . had been bought by raaiL "The persons most confused and di*satisfied were those.. .without service of a local agent" How to Protect Yourtolf When your home, car or business is damaged, will you have an in­ dependent agent on your side— an independent agent who made sure you had the right kind of in­ surance with the right kind of company in the first place, and. who will make sure you are paid promptly and fairly? You will if y o u insure your home, car o r business through a man who dis­ plays this seaLThe Big Difference in insurance is the continuing personal attention of an inde­ pendent agent The week of November 10-16 is Protection Week, a good time to get a free check-up on your in* surance from your independent f a g u n a o c n g w iL YOUR/ independent Insurance j /AGENT -s 'llV Il/ Y O U this is the rough tough powerhouse on w hftls thou you cun drfvo up hills down gullies through mud snow and sand / \ the country l^club dance ) ! d is c o v e r 4 - w h e e l i A LL. N E W U E E P * <y | " D R IV E P O W E R " ' W A G O A E E R ""O rlvopowor" In Wagonanr station wagon's now, Improved and axclualva 4-whaal drtvn system. KMmmm J m , c o r p o r a t io n toi.- jo i , on. /m i s t - Florida Association o f lisurasce Agents SEE YOUR SANFORD INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENT BALL-BLAIR A G E N C Y Corraway b McKibbm Crumley-Monteith, Inc. INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE SIB 8. PARK AVB. FA 2-5641 I INSURANCE 114 N. PARK AVE. FA 2-0531 INSURANCE — REAL ESTATE 600 W. FIRST FA 2-0375 5 CORDELL'S REPAIR SHOP Karns Insurance Agency Powell's Ins. Agency W. H. STEM PER 104 E. COMMERCIAL ‘TEE ESTATEST SHOW01 EASTS” FA 2-5762 112 E. FIRST ST. r .\ 2-1151 Estate A ISIS 8. FRENCH AVE. 322-4861 600 E. Second SL So# Moep* vehicles | in action in Sanford, Florida Tom diy 9 p. m. Channel 9 J �VSAW rr-s v M You 111 h tf.b r IW » »* .■** w 4 t t « “ lr t a and S*or tltfctt n o t if y to prea.nt any n u l l which r n . ot rod. •I*1' " **• •■!•!• of Edith R Ham.r. C .ai.d, l»t* Of »»ld COBOtr. to th t County Ju d *. •* ■•*» * nolo County. Florida. t t b it offlc# In t h . court boat* •* •aid C oantr t t Sanford, Flor­ id . within a ll caltndar months from tho llm t of in . H r" publication o f thla ™ *le* Each claim or demand thnll ho IS w rlllnr. n«d .bail tho plan. of r .ild .n c n and poat offlco nd drttt of tho claim ant, and ahall bo nwom to hr th t -Itltnanf. antat. o f attornay, and oily auch or dtmand not oo fllod thall bo told. Edith M. Crltaian A t otrrutor of tho M i l l i t Park Aecnu.. South Winter Tarh, Florida rubllah Dot. 11, 10, * 1. II. II*.. thank* W* OWJf com e 1 WAS ONLY FOOLING. J ■ D E A R -IT JUST * COST TVAHiE DOLLARS - — I MADE IT ----- « C h C HUNDRED Jl CACVdDOO--' ~r DOLLARS f see THE GORGEOUS MYSGLP ' ISNT IT FUN * TO HAVEAWIFE WITH ASENSE Y OF HUMOR? _ Plain tiff LEUAIt a RAMATAD Dtftndand i o t k i o r n rrr TOl LEU Alt Dll AIIATAD, l.ol Wlndaor Ayaaua, ►NEW DRESS y I BOUGHT ) h TODAY Y ' B altim ore ms a > DISGRACE K K A B C tf, SW ELL ! THAT c* _7~ „ ■ TAKES CARE OF / M r BAR. 3 LiVr WY p o r rw e f HAPPENED a «EM ? IMS ROOW .' y ----------— ----- - o M o r/Jp 1^ y x A i . e e quo to kncw/ A6CAHAW UNCCLN VWUTE lHA NOTOOINOTO HOLD ANV WILD CELEBRATIONS o u s t sen iv o /re e c o tN o iH A T ANY w a z e . , . 1 RXJNO SOMETHING MUCHBETTEB, tub oeT T yoeucG ADDCeseWHILS TCAVEUN3 ID WASHINGTON ON TUB BACKOF AN e N v e m e .'/ route RV AJ 3 £ £ 'X / m u r urro not JUDGE DUS TOO QUICKLY/ \.nOSABlY> iSOT ALL MOO POIND THE TWIST BY . L M a ry l a n d In V IR G IN IA OHAM- KTA D, Plaintiff. VI. LKMAR DRAJI AT AD. DofoadaaL Chaneery No. 1U H . W ITNE.lt MT If AYIJ AND TIIK OFFICIAL BE.Ue or aald Court In Aamlnnla County, Florida, thla 1th day ot Nov* amber A. D. t i l l . (SEAL) Arthur H •oek w tth . J r , Cloth of tho Circuit Court By; Martha T. Vlhlaa Deputy Clark W ATHUN A WATSON A ttorney! at Law Tom Wataoa, Attoraoy far P lain tiff 114 N. MasnoHa. 1-A Orlando, Florida Publlah Nov. 11. 11. M A D i» I. 19.1 CDO-U -•*- /HUda-tLa*# j l . oHMor e n n J. TAKE NOTICE that a in lt ha* been fllod aoalnat yon In Ninth Judicial Circuit of P ierIda In amt for Somlnola Connty. Florida, and yoa arO boroby autnmonod, ordortd, and required lo fll* your w rit, ten Anowcr or d*fanooo to tho Complaint filed herein afalnot you In tho aboro ontltlod cauia la tbo offlco of tho Clark of tho Circuit Court In and for Bamlnolo County. Florida. at bio offlco _____ In tho Court Hou*. la Hanford, Hamtnola County. Florida, on of befnro the Itth day of Doc. ambor, !* •!; and to a*rv. a copy of ouch amaror or dafeu .a t upon Tom Wataoa, Plaintiff*. Attornoy herein, whoa* adilroo. lo 114 S. Man* nulla. l.A , Urtando, Florida, nn or bafort aald dal*. If yon full to do *o. a Deere# Pro Cotifaaao eelll ho a n t.r.d a g a in .! you for th* rallaf da* manded In th* Complalai. TOC ARE FURTHER XOTTFI ED that tho aatur* o f aald ault to a ault for dlrorc* a vinculo matrimonii from tho liafnndaat. and for tho tem ­ porary and p.nnanant ear* and cuatody of tho minor ehlld MICHAEL ORAU8TAD. Tbo namo of Iho Court In which th Ia ault haa boon In. • lllu ted la Clrrult Court of llio Ninth Judicial Circuit. H. nilnnla County, Florida, and lha abh r.vtal.d tltl* ot thla NOW/ r* m n s e v r r e n m ns a n d f o * n tn iM M J s n i e TV. FLORIDA. i n CH A N C E R Y OASR NR URBV THE BOWERY SA VI NOS IIANK, a S avin *. Dank orstn* li#»l and . i l i t l n s und.r tha l a w . of th . S la t , o f Fear FUt a tiff. E R N E S T P E LAND W R I T S a n d GL ADYS R. W H I T E , h i . wife, DafandABt* NOT1CB OT AALR l » Notico ia h .r .b y stvan that, pursuant to a final dacroo of fo r.cloau r. .n to r.d in caua. numliar.d I11JT In th . Circuit Court of Semlnolo County, Florid*, f w ill .#11 Ih* pro­ perty .Ituatad la S.m lnolo County, Florida, daoeribod aa CAFTAIH. 100K.ATWI.WU WINS * H U U T T l C M N M M , CVMIH WW/SCKJ HAD U S I M m i il M W A SHARP LOOKOUTLOOKOUT J IW ora MMMAVt fUNlVlDl fcTTKR GET EDO StCKAfOOUNlF OUdCRALIDNSn. cTKHiwaNntu TO MALI AVERY srruw TSte^ L . GUY) . ■ fTA BIT HOi* pt MWkf urS firr SDFA AJfl.SHAU. WSf j i ' M . J THO HOURS. NO THAI C etH fif) J TO PIAOC. SCI TOUR AAP. W OM CO THAT . m flfli f l (W-AS a Miinajty AUkN. t CAhNOT 41 cavtl AS nwnancH -0 4 TOUR M O W -- . f V f t (C U P ) IF X 1 YOU HATE A S U N - L i �* *» It Pays To Do Business Thru Herald Classified. Ph. FA 2 - 5612 For Fast Results, RESPONSIBILITY: The B v ild wIB m M r» sponsible lor moro Ikon om incorrect iniertlea of your ad, and reMrvio tba right to fttIoo or reject toy olrortloo. 1. Loot * fauna 2. Notkto - Pm onalo 8. Education - Instruction SWEETIE PIE By N adine Sehaer 4. Transportation 5. Food «. For Boat 6A Spatial Notkto 7. Buainoaa Rontala 9. For Solo or Foot 10. Wontod to Font 11. Fool Estate Wanted O ffice 204 W. F irst 12. Beal Eitato For Sale 18. MortfOfO L o u s 14. Insurance 18. Buoineeo Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted n m c a n c riT c o c a ? o r 17. Hale Help Wanted t m i a im # j i m c i i l c m . c t r r in aud r o a e a r n . I F Help Wonted 3 0 U C O IV T T . F L O R ID A . 19. Situation! Wanted c N t s m T no. taaea IV T U B r MCE IT COCBT o r OVtllOTRBKT L.AND COH- T IM MITTB j m l r t A L CIB- 20. Babyalttara PANT, a Florid* corporation, c v r r . n a id r o n i t « . 21. Beauty Saloon and MARGARET F. ANDEK- l o i n r o t ATT. IL O B U U . 22. Build - Paint • Repair SOM a a ! LIONEL C. ANDER- ■e r m a n c B B Y i s i m s t Legal Notice Legal Notica SOM, bar husband. MINTH FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAM ASSOCIATION OT NEW TORE C U T , IN DA » RUSARLL HAGER r i a l s (Iff, and W. a . HAGER, bar lu a - V*. band: at al. and any and nit ROBERT D. KURVIM and p a n a a a havlag or elalm log JESSIE a KURVIM, hta wit*. an y litaraat la tba barain d#aD otondaata ertbad proparty loeatad la m o t ic b t o D i r r . v o aamlnot* Coaaty Florida, TO I JESSIE a KURVIN Dafandaata. Roaldone* Unhnowa l e n c s o r a u rr TOU ARE HEREET MOTTn s statb av n o a iD A t o . VIED that a anlt to forocloao • 1NDA B. RUSSELL HAGER a M o rtftr * baa baan fllad and W.B. HAGER, bar hua- aaalnat »ou >■ tb* abov* Court band of 111! G riffith Ava- br tha above aatnad P laintiff. no*, Owtnoboro, X antucky; Tb* propart jr aourhl ta ba W. W. HUNT, and ------ fortoloaod 1* aa follow *! HUNT, hla wlfa. if IIvia a. Lot II, LONODALB BUSand If dsad. tha unknown DIVISION, accordtnr to hairs, daviaaaa. laantaaa. ru t tharaof a* racordad grantasa, Irualats, banaflIn Plat Book II. P a r* II. clnrlaa, apoaaaa, oradltora, o f tha Publla Racorda of llanora, iuecaaaoro or athara fam lnol* County, Florida. alatralng Ia t a ra a t by, TOU ARB REQUIRED ta through, undar. for or fit* roar Anawtr w ith tb* aaalnat tba aald W. W. Hunt Clark e f tha Court and t* and ------ Hunt, bl* w lfa; JAMBS A. HUNT and ------ Ilf fa’ Attnrn.y., FREED * HUNT, bla w lfa. If living, NATH ANSON, l i t South W ash­ and If da ad. tha unknown ington Avion*. T ltu avliu , b d ri, darltaaa. ligaiaaa, Florida, not la ltr than Doegrant*.a, Iruataaa, banafl* ombar 3, l i l t . If you fa ll to elarlaa, apouaaa, oradltora, do ao. a dacraa pro confatao llanora, auccaaaora or othara will ba antar.d agalnat you a U l n l a i Inlaraat by. for lb* rallat demanded la through. undar, for or tha Complain!. a g a i n a t tha aald Jamaa WITNESS my band and aaal A. Hunt and ------ o f aald Court at Sem inole HUNT, hla w lfa; MART B. County, thla l l t h day a t Oct­ TLOTD. and ------ FLOTD, ober, I t i t Mar h g i b i a t , If llv* (REAL) tng, and If dnad, tha un­ Arthur H. Beckw ith, Jr., known halra, darlaaaa, la g sClerk a t Circuit Court taaa. grnntaaa, trualaaa, ban#Hy: Martha T. Vlhlea f le lir l.s , apouaaa, cradltora, D. C. llanora, auccaaaora or othara Law Officer claim in g In t a r a * t by. Freed and N athinron 11* South W ashington Ava. Tltuarllle, Via. B E I N G transferred t h l a month. Hurt Mcriflce I LEAVE THE WORRYING bedroom Home. Low down TO US payment. |B mo. Include •tore, 110 Country Club ClrLet w And you Untilta and manta* tha detail*. S a n on Income Tax** by d tp n ciatlny your vacant home ■i n a ta l Income property. S t Johns Realty Turn that vacancy into la* TIIE TIME TESTED FIRM UO N. Park At*. PA M U , coma. We havo call* each day for S I A 4 bedroom GREENBRIAR home*. furnl*h*d and on* Choice loU available la furnished. Greenbrier of Lech Arbor to r complete pioperiy man. overloehlas golf eeurto. aftment call "CLIFF" for Cuatom building to year PERMANENT Ware Special appointment U dlacuaa your opacification*. Greenbrier toft off rtfnlsr pricer. deelree. developed by Open Eveaieii by appt Free parking lot Services EING8W00D from ' tip to Up. BUILDERS, INC. Stemper Agency Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop 101 Fairmont Dr. REALTOB - DOUBOR US Palmetto Art. FA 1-0074 FA 3-031 ISIS 1 Frrncb Ava Phono door (I) 53S-0W Phone door (I) 323-4536 APT. $30. BurpIoe City. 3 25. Plumbing Services 26. Bftdlo A Television 27. Spedsl Services 28. laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories ’ 80. Hechinery - Tools 81. Poultry - Live stock 81 A. Fete 32. Flowers - Shrubs 88. Furaltuge 84. Article* For 8*1* 84*A 8wap er Exchange 86. Articles Wanted S6. Automobiles - Trucks 36-A Autos Wanted 87. Boats - Motors 88. Motorcycles • Scooters 89. Trailers - Cabanas 40. Farm Equipment BEDROOM CB Howe, UUhaa equipped, near Winn Dixie. Call FA I-5544. ROSA L. PAYTON N eeded A t Once Reg. Reel Estate Broker * PA 3*1101 17*13 at Hiawatha PAINTING—Room or House —Prices very Low— Ph. Wa Med tea (10) nice homes, 3 BEDROOM, 1 bath. ER* ehm equipped. Owner be­ furnished or unfurnished, ing trsnaferrod. Must sell. immediately! We have tba HINSON ft HEARN client*! It you have a 3, 3, PA 2-2SM0. PLUMBING CONTRACTING Repairs ft Wstsr Heaters or 4 bedroom home for DUE TO ILLNESS must aril rent or lease, eall FREE ESTIMATES 3 BEDROOMS ft den fora almost new homo on 1 aero 204 E. 3rd St. 321-1143 Paneled Home. t®3 month. ground, near Peola School. FA 2-324S. Stenstrom Realty Call PA 2-3378, FA 2*0870. PLUMBING OST: Saturday, Rule BoatContracting Repair* toe Bull. Black with white 3 Bedroom, Unfum. House 111 N. Park Are. 323-2420 THE PRICE IS Wrong-Much FREE ESTIMATES ring around neck. Has col­ Extra nice, $U0. FA 3S153 too low. F ot $21,900 a ter­ R. L. HARVEY lar oe but no identification. rific property I n c l u d i n g or FA 3-Otto. 204 Sanford Ave. FA > NOVEMBER Special. Rod * Reward. FA 2-3440. 120# quality 2-itory borne In ex­ BY OWNER, $ bedroom, 1H reel. $4.77. Surplus City. 2 BEDROOM furn, eottagg. bath home. One bedroom Park Ave. Sanford. cellent neighborhood having 27. Special Service* 201 W. l i t St. $60 mo. 2521 Orange. Phone has separata entrance, can wall to wall carpeting, at­ FA 2-0296. be rented for Income. Will tractive grounds with swimGUNS. Buy, aell, trade, re* mlng pool; in addition, nice­ trade lor smaller place. Legal Notice pair. Osteen Bridge Flak VACUUM CLEANER, repain, RENT A BED ly-furnished rental apart­ Camp ft Gun Shop. parts, auppUei for Ktoctro- Rol'away, Hospital ft Baby Shown by appoistmsst. Call in t h e n x r r r r c o u r t . in m ent Unbelievable terms. FA 2 8*4*. lux, Kirby, Hoover, Air- Beds. a n d r o a s k m ix o l e t o r s . SIDEWALKS, drivewayi, paTT. FLORIDA. Way, Rex-Air etc. Free By Day, Weak, or Month 3 BEDROOMS, lli baths. Hot, etc. F ret aitlmato. Ph. in r H i v r r a v rare *«. isaea pickup. New end Used Ph. FA 2-3111 118 W. let St. T U B NATIONAL LIFE AMD 332-3304. Swimming pool. Furn. or SO U TH W A R D ACCIDENT INSURANCE CV>Hcleaners told. FA 2-2282. 100% Nytoe or wool eaipafc CARROLL’S FURNITURE unfum. 131 Laka Dot Dr. INVESTMENT ft REALTY PANT, a Tenneaeea uurporslog hiataltod with rubber lion. Sunland. 114 N. PARK AVE 332-0173 P lain tiff, padding. 3 Rooms op to va. TERRIFIC BUY 17o aq- n. $130.30. Aa low IDEAL LOCATION LUCT E, 1IOM.BT and TONT AIR-CONDITIONING— RefrlI Bedroom, two bath with Fine neighborhood. 3 bedroom WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS as $7-00 a month. Limited A. HOLLEY, bar hueband. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS geratlon Men needed. We Defendanla. built-in gquip. Completely time ooly. Ph. Oriaafe soft llouae, largo acreened patio, All Typts and SIms NOTICE OP SALE train you. Write Commer­ ranovatad lnaldt. Comer lot, lari 241tm . Notice la hereby given that, corner lot, fenced backyard. We Repair and Service P u b l i s h OcL I I A Nov. S, I I , cial Trades Institute. Box pursuant to a final docre# of lot Brown Drift. Sal* Prie# It. l i f t 3000 Magnolia. s T I N E forecloaure .n l .r .J In oauee 43, c/o Sanford Harald. C D N -lld $15,350 — monthly payment numbereil 131*1 in tho Circuit Machinery and Supply Co. $98.19, Including taxes ft Court o f Samlnole Countr. IN TH E C IB C irr COCBT OF Florida, I will aell the pro­ PIANO Chord Mtthod Les­ Seminole Realty 207 W 2nd St. FA 2-443 Insurance. THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIB- perty Blurted In Seminole sons. Harry Wetter, 323-9081 CLtT OF AND FOE SEMI­ County, Florida, deecrlbed aa REMODELING - Addition — K1NGSWOOD UNFURN. 2 Bedroom Duplex 1M1 S. Park Ava, NOLE COL’NTT. FLORIDA. follower Cabinet* — Paneling — Re­ BUILDERS, INC. Apt. Ph. FA 34201. (THANCXMT NO. I S N FA 3-1233 anytime Lot t. Bloch 1*. W EATHpairs. .License. Mel RobinTIIE HO**TON FIVE CENTS P. O. Box 1599 FA 2-8074 n t lt FIELD FlIldT AUDISAVINGS BANK, THIN, according to the LAKE Cottage, completely ton. 838-1134. P laintiff, plat theraof ae recorded ID $42-38. n r U-34 m atter. GEORGE S. KKNUI. at al. furn. Suitable lor couple, ROBERT A. WILLIAMS JO H N E. F O X Plat Book It. P agee ta Liberal trade-in « pouf Defendant*. TREE SERVICE and 17. Publla Rec-ordi, reasonable rent to right Realtor n o t ic e o r « i i .h old machlaa. Call aew ft* gemlnnle County, Florida, 2 IIK 1 Bath, Air food. Complete Lawn Service party. Call FA 2-3099 or NOTICE IS IIKItKlir OIV- a t public tele, to the hluheat Raymond Luodquist, Aaso. REALTOR 3 HR 1 Bath, KN that an the ISth day of and l»ea! bidder for eaah. al ree Eatlmatea FA 2-4377 free hem* total Ortaafta FA 2 4033. A 2 3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg November, IMS a t 11:*# ____ A M. the Front Dour of the Sem i, collect 3414441. Little Venice at the main door or the Court note County Court Houee In UO N. Park Ave. 3230539 KAY'S UriKJLSTERY 3 HR 1 Hath, Plnecreit A SPLENDID INVESTMENT llouae of Seminole C-unty. at Hanford, Samlnole County, $1 per day rental for Else* RcuphoUlerlng. Free eat Hanford, Florida, the under- Florida, I,.tween the hou r. of 3 lilt 2 Hath*. 1’metreat Coiy, one bedruum hutne, trie Carpet Shtmpooer with llsn e-l Clerk w ill offer for 11:10 o'fIooW In the foren>»uu FA 2-7818 TE 423 4 Hit 2‘u Hatin, tastefully furnlahed, with •ale lo the lilgheal amt beat and 1:00 o’clock In Hie a fte r ­ purchase to Blue Leatre. F U R N I S H E D Apartment. Loch Arbor bidder tor cash the follow ing noon on lit# JJth day at Nov­ tidy, fenesd yard bordered CarroU'l Furnlters. Property Management dticrlbad real property: Clean and dote in. Jimmie ember. 1**1. with rotes. Could be rented Lot 1, B lw k C. FELLOW- (SEAL) ft Sales Broker Cowan. 333-401). for $75 per month. Priced BHIP AUDITION to rtanArthur H Beckwith, Jr. ford, Florida, accur.lltiir lo Stenstrom Realty at $6990 fur fart action, sa Jim Hunt Realty Clerk »f the Circuit Court CLEAN quiet Room*" Tba the plat th-renf aa rrc.irdliv: Martha T. Vlhlen ownar to all packed. A trav­ *d In Flat Book I. page I, Gabli-a FA 2-0720. Deputy Clerk Publla Ilecorili of Heral- t-ew l. S. Let. Attorney Offers for your aolectlon eling lalnman could own note County, Florida, t ’LMKR. MURCHISON. KENT. 1 BEDROOM Trailer on large that* Beautiful 2, 8, A 4 this ft use Sanford aa head­ 116 E. WOODLAND Dr. Near together with e ll etruaturee. ARIIItr A IIAI.L Improvement*, flitu ree, appli­ ■1* Florida National Bank lake. Adulto only. FA 2-7368. Bedroom quarter*. NAS. 1 Br, 3 bath, plus ance#, end appurtenance# on Building dan, double utility room, raid land er uaed la conjunc­ Jach.m ivltla f. Florida 4 ROOM llouae. Unfum. ex­ Government AUTO GLASS tion therewith. fenced yard. FA 1-8961. 1-ubll.h Nov. It. m i cept stove. Near NAS. Stemper Agency Thla is le la gird* pureuant C I X lll INSTALLED to final decre* of foracloaura $11.50 weekly. Ph. FA 2 3546 3 BEDROOM bouae, kitchen entered In Chancery action No. IN T H E r i N I I I T ( O U T . IN R8ALT0R - INSUROR Owned Homes Senkarlk Glass end F lin t l l l l i now pending In the Cir­ AND FOR ai:WI.Ntll.B COL’N . equipped. FA 2-3434. FA 84191 1313 S. French Ava. cuit Court of ond for Semi­ nole County, Florida, DATED thla Ith day of November, 1)11. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., Cltrk of tb* Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vlhlan Deputy Clark ANDERSON, RUSH, DEAN, U rtV N U U A von dan BERG Alinrnoya for F talntlff l i t E ait Central Boulevard O r la n d o , Florida Pul.Ileli Nov. II. l i l t . CDO-*J e l In F l a t Book 9. p a g e IT, P u b lic Records of Hemlnnl* C n u n ty , F l u rl i U . H E F E N I I t N m . leH E E T IN Q S i Tou a r e h e r e b y n o t i f i e d t h a t a p r o c e e d i n g to q u i e t t i t l e a n d fur other relief baa b een t i r u u s h l In t b a C i r c u i t C o u r t f-ir Semin.-la C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , a s a l n a t all p e r s o n a c l a i m i n g a n y e s t a t e , r i g h t , t i t l e o r In ­ t e r e s t In, u r l**n Upon, t h e a b o v e d es crib ed reel p r o p . i l / , e l l u s t e In Mernlnol* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , en d y ou a r e h e r e b y r e q u i r e d lo file w i t h t h e C l e r k o f t b a ab o v e deacrlbeft C i r c u i t C o u r t In en d for B etu ln o l* C o unty your w ritttn ap p earn u c e I pnreutielly, ne by a t ­ t o r n e y ) In esld p r o c e e d in g , on o r b e f o r e t h e 4t h d ay o f D e c ­ em ber. 1M l. a n d t h e r e a f t e r In file se rv ice on t h e a t t o r ­ n e y ! f - r t h e P lain tiff* . B A K ­ E R . IIA KKI’. A S M IT H , 43 K eel P in e k t r e e i . P O. Ilu* No. 1111. Orland-*. h’lo rld * . a n d f i le w i t h . . I d a t t o r n e , • for t h . P lain tiff’ and w ith th a clerk o f th # »i»tve ita ie i C o u r t y o u r w r i t t e n d ef e n a e e . o r a n s w e r . It a u y , to t h e C o m ­ p l a i n t a t t h . tim e# p r e e c r l h . d hv l i e , t h e r . l n s e t t i n g up t h e es ta te , right, title or In te re s t In. o r lien upo n, t h e a b o v e t l . s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y c l a i m e d hy y m. I l . r e l u f i l l not, <.r J u d g ­ m e n t will be e n t e r e d a g a i n s t y o u by d s f s u lt . W ITNESS my hand an d i s a l o f t h e a r i d C o u r t at H anford . Hem lnole C - .u m y . F l o r i d a , t b t e 3 l e t d ey e.* u c t o b e r , 11*1. (SEAL) \ - l h u r tl B eckw ith. J r ., Mr: M a r t h a T. D a p a t r C lark f t s h . r . C . k . r A Fm 4; U a t t P l« a Htraat tirl.in .l-. FI >r 1- CARPET l 'T , FI.OMIIM . IN CIIANl'FHV. tea# N*. IS,* t i i ' i: bowery ha v i n u s HANK, a h av in g # R a n k o r g a n teed a n d e i l t l l n g u n d e r t h e L a w e o f th o S l i t * o f Now Y o rk . P lain tiff. vo. W IL L IA M II. R E N T L E T a n d JU N K E. B E N T LE Y , hla w if e . De f e n d a n i a . M in e: n r n i d i N u llr o le h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t , p u r e u a n t to s fin al d e c r e e o f f o r e c lo s u r e e n t e r e d In e s u e e ■n t h e r i R c t r r o i h i s t o r n u m b e r e d 1>.!I# In t h e C i r c u i t at S em in o le C o u n t y , TMF. .NINTH JU D IC IA L C IK - C o u r t C t IT IN AND F O R S E M I- F l o r i d a , t will aell t h e p r o ­ perly eltualed In Sem inole NOLI! m l-.N T Y . F L O K IIIA . C o u n t y . Florida, d e e c r l b e d s* IN I H M l X i r X lk ISAM J. I. KIMLAK M u R TO A G K folio we: lo t II, SOUTH F IN E C O R PO RA TIO N O F F L O R ID A . CR EST , F o u r t h A d d itio n , * F lo rid a Corporation, s su b d iv isio n , a c c o rding P l a t e tiff, lo s p lat t h e r e o f r e c o r d e d va. In F l a t Book t l , p a g e s E D W I N W III I I T U A N a n d 41 e n d IS o f t h e P u b l i c U M t l t A I N E WIitllTMA-V. hie Records o f S e m in o le C o u n ­ wife. ty . F lorid*. D efendant!. Together w ith th* follow in g h u n t M T U UNFK.ND T t l i E D W I N 1M G IITM A N a n d llem e of pruperiv «nlch ere lA lR R A IN r, W ID H TM A N . located in end permanently In­ stalled a t e pert of t h e Im­ h ie w i f e provem ent. mi la id land: R e sid en ce U n k n o w n One OK R efrlseretnr, e l e c ­ Y t t l t A flE IIE K E I1 T NrVTftric. Model LA£ I LdfUl Lit. F IK D I b a t a e d i t to f o re c lo s e k. ri*l Z l t s m n . 7i a M o r t g a g e h a* b een d i e d o n e lit) fluid J l d J Oven, agalnal you In the ab o v e elenlrle. ModelL JLilltStt. C o u r t by t h e a b o v e u t m e d will h« in tir n l y ou for th # rftllef tlem4ful#<l In th # f’ofnptfttiit* W f T J fW W my hiruj *r«.| $$4 l of nftid Court At Hftmlruile County* l h i t t u t u iS-*jr o f Uet* L a w O fflraa F R E E D t n 1 NATHANSON 11* b.vqth \ V a , h : n g r - n Ava. C D v-i Legal Notice F enelrey lU ngs — F ri g b i s t r e — Model fUt-l# I t e f r l g s r s t o r — F rl g t d e l e * Mu i r I D - l l henet xn.i:'jj.4y , H u t W a t e r l l s a t e r — Day O ne turn - T h e r m / W e l l * N ig h t — Model 14-C I fe e te r, all. Model h a s b een filed a f s i n s t >uu In t h e a b o v e e ty ls d s u i t a n d y o u a t e r e q u i r e d to se rv e a r o p y of your Answer m I'l.s d ln g I s t h e C o m p l a i n t u s I M elu tlfPe a lln r n s y . JD gK Fll il. )IU R . ASK d , P. O. U« i U I . F e r n P e r k . F l o r i d a , en d f i t . t h e j r f l g i e e l ^ A n s w . r nr PI- u l l n e In d u e rtflice of t h e C l e r k Itf t j n t ’h c u l l C o u r t un o r beiT-tr^ ibb l l t h d a y uf D . c e m b # £ . \ JilJ. at >uu fe ll t o du I s , V l ’ Y ** r " cl" > f e '. u w iU be A l ' J S i / t i . s t > i p u fu r t h * r e * 1 , “ i l t a u D ' l o l In ih » C u m - J I V y f N U I n / b a u d at. 1 o f . flrl/ef s s e l o f o f fic e a t dan* fyJd g em ln n le C u u n l y . th te Mftn d a y o f N o v e m b e r , 1>41. (SEAL) A r t h u r H. U«ck w ith . J r . , c l s r k . Clrault C ourt, neu iln u te Co., B u u f u id . F i e Hy: M e n b e T. V lh le n JO U K P II M. MUHABKO A t t o r n a v a t Law t. O R o i l i t Faro P a rk . Florida Company Legal Notice HOME ON LAKE MONROE Two itory home ae Lake Front Lot 120 ft. by 404 f t Central Heating, built-in oven and range. 3 bedrooms sad bath downstairs, 3 bed­ rooms aod two baths up­ stair#. Home facing paved street. Plenty room for ad­ ditional home on Lakefront. Located near Intersection, Interstate Highway No. 4 Offered for isle to settle p r i c e : $33,000. Estate Terms may be arranged If desired. For more details, eall J. W llsll Really, Phone 322 3441. Ssuford. Priced Prom $6,750 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 14*23 Down Payments Auto Glsss, Tops ft Sea* Cover* Ab L ow Ab $100 Monthly Payments AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. From |43.50 To mak* tha beat home buy, ae* the VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales B roker Jim Hunt Realty Office FA 3-1714 BY OWNER: 1 yr. old 3 BR., Night FA 34444 2 bathi. Split bedroom*. 22 323-0700 ft. ru. Hm., built-in k it 1184 Park Dr Sanford. Fla with eating sroa. 33 ft. Uvlog ft dining rra. Dueled FOR SALE by owner. 2 Bed­ heat., terraiso floors, dou­ room concrete block Home, screened porch, utility room ble carport*. IS ft. utility ft carport*. Kitchen equip­ rm. fenced ysnl on corner lot in cily. $3.ooo. down $85 ped. Uiw down payment. Monthly payment* $56.00. month. May considsr 2nd. marigsge, 322 9428 after g FA 2 8)32. COUNTRY HOME, 2 BR, largo shaded Iri, citrus trwgs, large Bar-B-Q. $7,000. Equity $3,311. Assume pay­ ments ri $42.19 monthly. Ph. FA 2-7648. FHA - VA HOMES 2. 3, ft 4 BEDROOMS 1, lVi, ft 2 BATHS DOWN PAYMENTS FROM $100 Low Monthly Payment* For Complete Information Sec Ur Call Your FHA - VA SALES BROKER Stenstrom Realty U1 N. Park Ave. 323-8420 1 SET to Childeraft World Book DicUoeary- C y*l*« teacher. FA 2-7860. m W. 2nd St. rA 11032 ALL WORK GUARANTEED PIANO A ORGAN BALI. Largest In Csntnl Florida. SWAINS BATTERY SVC. 150 instrument* ta choose Generator - Starter Strv. from. Pianos ft organs 3434 402 E. 2nd FA 2-3432 up. Terms, Thompson Musie Co., 38 Colonial Plain Mall. 3 ). Poultry Orlando. Phona 425-4577. -,-r * ------ riL PHEASANTS or Chukan, live For KNAPP Shosa ■#( A. K or (lrMiet). Call after 4 p.m, C u ter at 2820 Magnolia NO 8-5243. Av*. or eall FA 1-7433 aft* sr 6 p.m. CHIHUAHUA Puppy. Female. 7 weeks old. AKC. Phone FA 2 7980. BABY Mynah Bird and cage For Sale. Learning to talk. FA 2-7960. 3.', Flow er* . Shrub* BUYING A IfKW to USED CAB? FINANCE IT WITH U6 ft Lo* laUreit Bates ft Low Monthly Paynwata FLORIDA ITATE BANS BLOOMING Roles on Chars, ke* stock, AH othar kinds 37. B eals • Meters of Nursery shrubbery and 13. Biwlnrm Opportunity I FT. PACEMAEER ma* trees. about boat and traitor, ax* SERVICE Station for lease. Gnty Shadows Nursery cellent condition. Beat after. Good location. Only imall 5 Mi. 8. on Sanford Av*. See at 104 N. Myrtle. Call capital needed by right 322 9303 or 322-7421. man FA 2-4342. Used furniture, appliances, tools, tic. Bought • Sold, Gateway To Tho Waterway WOMEN for telephone order Larry’s Mart 219 Sanford Robson Sporting Goods Your EVINRUDE Dealer dept. $1.25 |>*r hour. Apply Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. 304-4-4 E. U t Ph. FA 2 3441 211 Meiich Blilg., 222 E. 1st. FR EE ESTIMATE St., 9 -3 p.m. Tuesday. Upholstering ft Msttreis ren­ ovating. New ft Used Furni­ LYCOMING, 125 hp.. excel, ture. Call Nix Bedding Mff. lent, Prop-Hand, tank-me­ MEN • WOMEN Age 18-55 Co., at 7U9 Celery Ave. ters. $300. Marina late. WANTED IMMEDIATELY FA 2 2117. To train for WANTED reliable couple to CIVIL SERVICE Good pay, More security, va­ lake up monthly payments FOR SALE. In perfect cond. 1957 Liberty Mobile Home. cation and lick leave pay. r i $13.50 on 3 complete 46 x 8,3 BR. new Urea. Will For free Information Write room# of furniture. Cal kLu rani with option ta TL H i l l , Casselberry, coiAmerican Service. Uox 14, c/o Sanford Herald. buy. X3-0tiy-A �t ^ W - » a * . i i ' i i l'V i i '( i W lI ! i f HI I Features Talk REGISTRATION for J*S Cub recently acquired by th* newly organized Naval Air Station Sanford Aero Club, Inc., U presented to Lt. Cdr Earl U tte r , operationa officer, by CPO George Felgar, treasurer, while mem­ ber! and officers look on. (Herald Photo) Koimoth Whltakor, noalotant apodal a font in charge, Pod* oral Bureau of fnrootlgation, Jacksonville office. fn bis talk on "Christianity and Law Enforcement," Whit, alter brought ont tho "threat from within" pointing out that "America'* strength Is In her ehureheo." Hia remark* on **crime around the clock" wore illus* tritn l r rut several true atorlei of hie work with tho PBI wer# relate? 1, Whitaker waa Introduced by William Urumbaugh following the Invocation given by Rev. Cecil N. Ogg. Seated at th« speaker*’ Uble went Hugh Booth, Him Kay Ryan and Brumbaugh. Miaa Ryan, a former achool teacher, atrongly urged those attending to read up on the Communist threat, how they operate and what they are do­ ing to undermine, In the mlnda of today's achool children, all that la Important and reapect* rd by the true American. Other public meetings on this subject will bo held in th* near future. ARC Presents Certificates waa M n. Louis* Blgmoo, principal of th* school who atressod that tho girts re•calv* Instruction on many levels and are self-reliant up­ on relcmia, Th* girls, who tire 20 to a cotton with four to rech bedroom, rerelv* Instruction Raptoring Mrs. A. D. Me Vbarsen, scheduled speaker, take business tours**. Each cottage la equipped with Its own laundry, kitchen and rec. nation area, Including a tele­ vision. I A group of newer book* now available at th* Alta­ By M n. Adam Malter Tho WSCS of tho DeBary monte Springs Library ware! Cbmmualty Methodist Church reviewed by Mrs. Smith Cady mot last Tuesday evening to and It waa announced that a hoor Dr. H. C. 8choiberg, nursery la set up at th* li­ formor mlaslooary to India brary for chlldrra of mother* tor aeew than M j a m , apeak who wish to attend tho Civic oa work batal don* ta that Club meetings. j country by th* United Pro­ Mambtrs w«r# notified that test sot Church**. a meeting of th* Seminolo HtulbAad* wore Invited ta Couhty Federation et Worn- ' Attend this apodal meeting en’a Club* will bo held at 10:30 Dr. Scbolborg displayed am. on Thursday, Nov. 21, many ortlctoi acquired while at th* I-ongwood Civic League b India Including carved ate- Building with members of th* fhaate, A doll, slipper and a League as hostesses. A cov­ pure*. ered dish luncheon will b* Mrs. Mom Lewis, secretary served at noon, of Mlaslooary EdueaUoo, waa Hostesses for last week’s to chargo of tho program meeting wer* Mr*. Frank Refreshments were served O'Brien, Mrs. E. Hammons, during tha social period by Mra. H. 0. Fuller and Mra, M n. Elmo Moor* and m*m< A. N. Caldin. b o n of tho Ruth Circle. Dr. Scholbtrg Is Speaker For DeBary WSCS Legal Notice ■w T SIB Seminole County Chapter, Amerle an Red Cross has issued S3 first aid certificate* to Uio Gray ladles In th* school program and 19 to the PTA of Bear Lake Elemen­ tary School. Mrs. R. L, Mat­ hews instructed both classes. Certificates went to 14 clinic mothers of South Semi­ nole Elementary School, in­ structed by H. V. Hendershot and Mrs. Edwins Mclstor of Maitland' Inter-denomlnatlocial Church of Chuluota receiv­ ed 14 awards. Jay A. Saucer taught the d a n , Besuscl-Annio respiration demonstrations were given at all clatte* by Sally Nelder, Martha Kilpatrick, Edith Avcnal and Evelyn Blrkenmeyer, member* of the ARC water safety program far Seminole County, tog of the South flominolo Elementary School CTP at C*a> aolborry. COMMANDER GEORGE Howard, of VFW Post 10050 o f Casselberry, eltuwa Department Commander Tom Glase, of Sarasota, and District Junior Vice Commander Robert Taylor, on hand for the groundbreaking, architect’s plana and a model of the new poet home to be located on SR 436 at Iria Rd. BATTWOS AND SflverEagles go THRU to Denver r u im ir r . And Thru To Orlando-Miami CIATH'N, a earpnrutlnn ..rwanlss* and aaiailn* under ih s law* ot lha Units.! Plata* at 44 *• K v.l Vltth Vt.-INTtiHII. As*nu* 1 AMERICAN —All*new compact (m a 1* wrvTvrw it r su n n o t i c b ta iir n K iiv GIV­ EN ths I uadsr a Daera* of Farsetnaur* and *.ita sntsra.1 by lha Jails* of lbs Circuit Court of tho Ninth Judlolal Circuit, ta aad for Bamlaol* County. Florida, aa tha Ith day of Ncitsmhsr. 1**1 In • •orlaln raiisa bstwaan WIN* f l a t liu.ib 13, !’• « •» ft and 10, I'uhllt- Hsonrils of 1X08 AND I/JAN AiWlh’lk 8 , inlii"l« LViunly. FlnrliU. 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Cross 2wagon. • Country, s h u t, ia tha world s beat veiling ^cylinder union Aho available wiih new lug-hp V-l engine. Roof-Top o F lorid* corporation. that love and undentonding era the moat important fac- TRAILWAYS. VIA COLUMBUS, BIRMINGHAM MEMPHIS, KANSAS CITY A8SO- in r n i i i M T no. istsa j. i. k u u x it o n r o A O i t c o n r o R A T io x o r F l o r i d a , played host to veterans be­ bar and rest rooms and will longing to the two p u ts, their be available for rental to In Casselberry families and visiting officials, other civic organisations. The Esther Circle will pre­ at a fish dinner held in the Much of th* work will be sent a short play at a meet­ C »iH lb ,rrr. Florida aa Woman's Club building. donated by members of the ing of th* Woman's Society recorded In P lot Book IS. The VFW Auxiliary’s chart- post. of Christian Service of the v a se 31, Public tlocorda nr mlii'il* County, Flor­ er wis presented by Mrs. The post was chartered with Casselberry Community Meth­ ida. together with Refri­ Maude C. HorreU, past depart­ • membership of Ul, which odist Church Wednesday at gerator, Kang* and Oveni ment president, to Mrs. Hollis was the largest charter ever 2 p. m. at th* church. Heater; w /ducta and Dlth* waeher; Including th* following the dinner. Mrs. E. P. Richards will he granted In the state. The p u t buildings and appurten­ Department Commander was able to meet the entire th« program leader. Hostess­ ances located thereon, atnl together w ith the furni­ Tom Glue, of Sarasota, sod year’s obligations to the VFW es will be Mrs. Jsck Wsltman, ture. furUhlngs, and fix­ Mrs. Glase, immediate past during its first three months. Mrs. Clare Balmer Mrs. Wei* tures altuata therein, and pres blent of the 10th District The auxiliary waa organlied mar Copeland and Mrs. Vic located thereon. TOO ARK REQUIRED to Auxiliary; District Junior Just two months later sod has Chambers. •arxo a copr of yuur Anewor, Vice Commander and Mrs. co-operated with the post In or othor Pleading, on P lain­ t i f f s Altornejre. FRAME. A Robert Taylor, Pina Hills, all its various projects. 8TKKLKUW, BSQX.. t i l t t i e . and Commander and Mrs. coin Road, Miami Beach. FlorOrchestra Needs Ida. and flit tha original la Hugh Carter, of Pine Hills ths office of the Clerk et th* Post I1S2, were distinguished Former Resident Musicians above Court on. or boforo, tha 31nd day of Koxambar, USX, out-of-town visitors. Rev. Copeland By Mrs. Adam Matter In default of which th* Com­ Commander Glaxo and Vice Funeral Held plaint w ill bo tab es aa ton Leads Revival Commander Taylor took part Edward If. Camp, 15. resi­ Th* DeBary Coocwt Or- f eased against you for the chestra, now lu rehearsals retlaf requested In P lain tiff* By Jsn* Cswslharry in the groundbreaking cere­ dent of Daytona Beach for the Complaint. for Ka first performance of Rev. Dftmae Copeland of mony, held ns scheduled In past 2th yean, died there the tea loo. la In need of ad* DATED this 1* th day of October. 1SS1. at Miami Seech. the Caiactberry Community spile of the rain, et the site Nov. I. Dade County, Florida. drtbmal musicians. (HEAL.) Methodist Church ia conduct­ of the new post home on SR He waa ■ retired electrical Rehearsals a n held on Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., ing a revival this week at the 13d and Iris Road In Cassel­ engineer for t h • Atlantic Clork of tha Circuit Court Const Line Railroad and for­ Thursday of each week at the Uy: Martha T. Vlhlen Holden Heights Methodist berry. Episcopal Parish House in Deputy Clark The proposed building will merly made hit home in San­ Church In Orlando. FflAXK «TREUtOVr. be 40 x M feet, of concrete ford and Kendrick for many Enterprlsa. Those interested A ttorneys* for Plaintiff. Chaplain Robart Deal of the in joining the group should 1111 l.lncoln Boad Sanford Naval Air Station block construction with an at­ years. Beach 1J, Florida tractive colonial style front Surviving la one sister, Mrs. contact Howard Sharp, busi- Miami Publish Oct. 33, 3f A Nov. ■ preached for th* Sunday eve­ and cupola. Commander Geor- W. L. Henley, of Daytona new manager or Roger Call- 13. 1**3. ning service at the Casselber­ nl, director. ciix-:* ge Howard estimate* that the ry church in his absence. building will be valued at In place of tha usual Wed­ $40,000 when completed. nesday prayer meeting and The plans rill for a meet­ [tibia study a group will leave ing room, kitchen facilities. th* church at 0:30 p.m, by Sunday School bus to attend th* aervic* at th* Holden Heights church. c v iiiit , n i i i 'i rr, a tiw iv o L K LOAN M v s * c in c rtr c o tn r o r ra w m e n s j r o K U t cm* r tr r nr n o n iD L n *«» row ssm soL B cocvtt. W SC ST o M eet R Jiao Casselberry VFW Post 100SO, of Cassel­ berry, commemorated i t s first anniversary as well as Veteran's Day, Sunday with a groundbreaking for Its new building. Members of Post 10050 aod American Legion Memorial P u t 2M attended the 8:30 service at the Casselberry Community Methodist Church to a body. Tba parada and eeremonit* In tba Memorial Park war* called off because of the rain. Tbs VFW and Auxiliary Legal Notice . Lv n i A w n c n v vn, i s s a a M o s m tA u n n m a r u i i i N x w i n t r ii r.v n K f e d e r a l Legal Notice She said that any perron needing special help may corns (iHiirr w iv t is J iiu d iL in and ro w o o d n ty , r i.n n in a If re. Horn, who ia ongaged to tooting and obotrration of emotionally disturbed young* store, said that parents are often tho principle cause, of tholr problem. When children are forced to suppreea their feelings it often resulta ia a serious problem later. In advising parents as to mothods of guiding thoir chlldren ta that there problem* to tho elinle for u ristaaet through referral fro* tha principal or county aura*. Plana won announced for a rummage salt to bo bold Nor. I l - t t at P a n P la n Shopping Cantor at tho inter* ■action of BE 430 and U.S. 17-9Z Following tho mooting to* froihmonte vara aorrod by tho fifth undo room mothers. Easiest travel on earth torn rail aaotur. Mod la i Member Firm of the New York Slock t Vthange. os la (he New York Suxh Lxchange. Dcdl J-DR. F.O. •a* I07U, New Yuri t, N.Y. Na 4!)S Heave vend me. bs*. " in n n a c r rM TV~ tmin* more than 400 slock* Ihai have paid dividendsmery Uute months for Incnlj year* or more. kn d �/ Editorial Comment U F Short O f NOTE TO ALL RUNTKBB: Sheriff J. L. Hobby haa 200 Jury tuamcma notieea to bo ooreed — baforn Thasksgtvto t. Fall torn of court open* Mot. II, next Monday. So, f t don’t bo too earn you’re going hunting. • e e reported stolen, arretted. Confooaed all three for Joy Me* mnuMpal cou rtroom In £ the eld eity Jail apace will bo formally dedicated by Judge Ken Uclntoih a t 4 p.ra. Fri- FRED BARGHOORN U. S. Protests 'Spy' Arrest By Russia Th* IM S United Fund cw npnlfs ft* not* County, with Friday th* d**dHn*t ha* reached only half of it* goal of 148,426. Oranf* County, with a goal at 9MS.OOO, reachad tha lop with money to sp a n hi a month. gaminol* County’i populatkat Is aattnatod at 66,000. On* dollar m m each and the UF drive her* also would have overshot its mark. This ia a 9-in-l drive — nine stand** re­ ceiving a part of your on* contribution. Thaa* are th* Boy Scouts, Children's Horn* Society. Family Counseling Service, Old Scouts, Good Samaritan Home, Mental Health Association. Red Cross, Salvation Army and USO. Contributions may be made by mailing to P. O. Bnx Idd, Sanford, or by telephoning a pledge to 863-0636. Do th* people o f Seminole County want nine separate drives rather than on* combined campaign? Think about i t . . . and mall or talaphone your pledge TODAY I 1 VOL. 16 United Praaa Leased Wire WED., NOVEMBER New Electronics Plant Coming Iraq Routs Rebels In Short Revolt JV U V A lo d g e R ites FEC Showdown W ith BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI>— Th# The Iraqi rortrnm tnt appear­ *d ed today to have quelled a brief m o l t after unidentified rebel unite lennrbed yr-nnd MOSCOW (U FD -The U. 8 attaeha hi In tha the heart of and air attacks Oddity in tho newa: Two Embassy today protected to Baghdad. ear owner* reported to police their vehicle* were dieablod tho Soviet foreign minister 5T. AUGUSTINE (UPI) - National Mediation Board de­ Reports reaching here atilt •od would bo removed later; over tho arrest of Yale Uniware aketohy, but diplomatic The Florida East Chart Rail­ ferred action to Washington T IT neither owner eooM re- varsity Prof. Frederick C. observer* said It appeared the on a possible legal move to 11 . member the make or Heenae Barghoom on epy chargee way plana to iaitlata step* force the railroad to return nlne-month-old Death party I • number of their care. that earry a possible prison "as aooo aa possible" to re- to a pre-strike status ia com­ government had routed th* sum* passenger service, ap­ pliance with President Ken­ rebels. t * * * or death sentence. Th* fighting, observers said, In aniwer to many, many Mikhail Smlrnovsky, chief parently ai a concession to nedy's weekend order creat­ was behaved to hav* develop­ gueriea: Jayeeea are working ing an emergency in vest I gat the federal government. of tha American section of the ed following a reshuffle in tha with tho County Commlaalon Soviet Foreign Office, told Both FEC Board Chairman ing board in the strike. on plan* for a new animal the embasey that for th* mo­ Ed Ball and Vice President Tha railroad maintain* the Baath hierarchy in which ■halter, to bo in operation ment do detaila could be pro­ WlnfTed L. Thornton made it Railway Labor Act does not strongman Deputy Premier abortly after Jan. 1. Alto, vided about Barghoorn'a ar­ clear Tuesday, however, that provide for such a board in a Saleh El Baadi was ousted. Jayeeea “feeling out” City rest it will take at least 30 days to strika already long under Tha fighting broka out this Commlaiionera on a joint proj* The embassy said it would get passenger locomotives out way, and does not require a morning whan Iraqi air fore* £ a c t Note on the spindle continue to press for an in­ of “ mothballs” and recall return to the pre-strike “ita Jets attacked the presidential node: Goodness know*, San­ terview with the 33-year old can leased to other lines dur­ tus quo" In the cate of tbs palace. ford could us* a new animal Soviet alfaira expert. But ing the 10-month-old strike by FEC. The NMB bai admitted Fighting was reported a t ■heltar. there la do precedent tor in- the heavily fortified defense Uw Soviet! were expected to non-operating unions. • o o vocation of tha emergency ministry end to th* eity Ignore request* and hold They also said th en would Kenny Harriett reported "up B a r g h o o r n Incommuni­ be no passenger service un board provision to a 16- streets. Than was no information and coming" after hi* ardu cado during a preliminary in­ less there can be guarantees month-old strike. against further sabotage of Board Chairman Francis available on casualties. ou* operation at Cincinnati vestigation. A. O'Neill Jr. his hinted tbit Diplomatic circlaa hare aald Children'* Hoepltal, Tube* re­ There was speculation here railroad property. moved and he'a in a ward with that Barghoorn, who came to Th* FEC agreed to begin the board might turn to th* the fact tha Baghdad Radio other children. However, Fire Russia to study its political moving toward resumption of Justice Department to force wss atilt to government hand* ® Lt. and Mrs. George Harriett, Institutions, may have been passenger service after th* compliance by th* FEC, but Indicated Premier Maj. Gan this wa* before the state­ Ahmad Hasaas Bakr’a regime his parenta, plan to stay on amsted to set up an ex­ ments by Ball and Thornton was la control. a t Cincinnati until he le com­ change with Ivan Ivanov, 33, agreeing to begin aettoa to­ Tha station waa heard hare pletely out of danger. Kenney s Soviet chauffeur arrested ward resuming passenger ordering werkors back to their will have to atay in the hoe­ last month in Englewood, N. Jobs. J., on charges of complicity pltal for at least a month, Both railroad officials stock a • e in a spy ring. to the FEC position, however, Barghoorn, who served as Caeielberry Volunteer Fire that there would b* no re a press officer at the U. S. Department extinguished placing of soma TOO workers Embassy here during World blaie at the home of Jack O. hired since th* start of tha Glenn, 191 Lake Triplet Drive, War II, returned this fall on ♦hi* morning. Several hundred a one-month tourist visa WEST PALM BEACH (UPI) ■tribe last Ja a ..B With imtoa members returning to ' — An attorney tor Dennis dollars damage to the carport which expired Nov. t. during the 00-day forced truce It was believed that his Joseph Eugene May, 40. and sporting equipment. Whitney will make a final brought on by the Presklent's died at Seminole Memorial research notes might be used Hospital Tuesday morning. is evidence to support the plea before th* U. S. Supreme order. Friday i* D-Day for the espionage charges If Barg­ Court before Thursday to Thornton said “soma" atrlb He resided at 221 Flamingo United Fund! Only 60 per hoorn U brought to trial. save the confessed teen-age ers would be rehlred to fill Drive and had been restaur­ tent accomplished! position* created by the build­ ant manager tor Roumillat* Barghoorn has written sev­ killer’s life. • • • up to resumption of passenger Walgreen Drug Store s i n e # eral books on Soviet affairs, Whitney, w h o admitted service. Sanford recreation depart­ all of them critical of the c o m i n g to Sanford in slaying seven people in s tw o ment is in need of adults to Communist regime. 19M. He moved here from cross-country robbery spree, b*lp eoaeh Biddy Basketball Gainesville where he w m Western experts here said was sentenced to death for this aesson, »o says Rec Di­ Barghoorn probably was held manager of all toad service rector Jim Jernigam Contact under a loosely worded spy killing Miami service Station at the University of Fk>rlda. worker Arthur Keller. him. clause of the Russian federa­ Mr. May served as a staff The high court denied a • • * tion criminal code making hearing to Whitney l a s t sergeant with th* U.8. Army In the Pacific during World Here's a switch: Mrs. Arn­ espionage an offense punish­ month and attorney Charles old Hood a t the soo asks for able by seven to IS years A. Nugent said th* last legal JACKSONVILLE (UPI> — War II. He waa chairman of cub scouts tor Seminole Coun­ donations of old blankets and imprisonment or death. step will be to petition the Democratic atate Rep. Toni U . S . Sidetracked High Court Plea For Confessed Killer Set SENATE HEARINGS into th e Ret-rich-qutck career of Billie Sol Estes were marked "com­ plete" today and investigators began working on a formal report. E stes, who took th* fifth amendment Tuesday, Is shown as ha Mitered the hearings. (NEA Telephoto) First W intry Blast Joseph E. May Dips Into Southland DiesAi Hospital Rep. Slade To Shift To GOP Slade announced today he ty, one of the orginiiers of court for reconsideration. Nugent claims Whitney is a would bolt his party to became the local chapter of Knights • • • "changed boy." Gov. Farris a Republican because he could of Columbus and a member of All Souls Catholic Church. Butch Riser, who disting­ Bryant has tlgned a death not go along with national He is survived by his wife, uished himself In sports at warrant for Whitney, but his Democratic policies. Ruby Siarie, a son, Joseph Seminole High School, will execution was delayed by the Slade, 27-year-old native perform with the F’SU squad first appeal to the Federal of Starke who moved to Jack­ Jr., a daughter. Robin Marie and two brothers, Gerald Thursday evening against Court. sonville In 1957, said he would NEW YORK (UPI) - Gov. Msy, Hohoken, N. J. and Ro­ officially change his registra­ North Carolina SUte frosh at j Nelson a . Rockefeller, only bert Msy, Oklahoma City, Daytona Beach. ; announced Republican prcsltion at th* courthouse thi* Okia. a ft i-muon, • • • dential candidate, continues Juice Plant Rosary will he recited at lie laid hi* action would Animal shelter (proposed) his "underdog" fight for the 8 p. m. Thursday at Grammake him Ineligible to run will benefit from the public nomination today with ap- Considered kow Funeral Hume. Funeral for offire for two y*«r*, under dance sponsored by Gamma pearances in Mismi. Maas will be at 11 a. m. Fri­ a Florida atatutt, but he day at All Souia Catholic Rockefeller flewr to Miami By Longwood f.ambda chapter, Beta Sigma planned to run a* a Republi­ where he addressed an edi­ By Donna Estes J'hl sorority, Saturday eve­ Church. Burial will be in Hillning at the Mayfair, Y'atl tors' group and taped two The Longwood City Council can a* loon “as I frel I crest Memorial Park, Gamestelevision interviews for later met In continued session Tues­ can mak* a contribution in tome! Vllla. rebroadc-ast before returning day night to consider adopt­ government," here 12 hour* later. ing an amendment to the Th* maverick legislator Not* on the spindle: A Mre. coning ordinance said he was making the switch Barry Advised The governor, who has ad­ general Walker called and wants to know why "somebody" doesn't mitted be currently fills the which would permit Tri-Juice b e r a t i s * , *'I feel th* national do something about bringing underdog role in the battle Products, Inc., a fresh fruit Democratic administration has By ‘Expert’ CHICAGO (U Pll-Scn. Bar an eye-esr-nuse-throat special­ with Sen. Barry Gold water, juice company, to krcule in in fact deserted the thinking (D-Arlr.), his leadin’ but un the city. of the majority of th* people ry Goljwater, R-Arir, on hi* ist to Sanford T announced opponent, picked William R Crerden, presi­ in Florida. plan-, not to announce before • • • up some political support dent of the Orlando Company, “ Because of this I do not January a final decision on ACL carman G. E. Piercy Tuesday from Maryland. has informed council that this feci I have deserted the Dcmo- making the GUP presidential I,*, Juii.tU the 40-Year Club At his own expense, Rocke­ tirm wLhrx to build a two i-iatic Paity but that 1 have race: of ACL employes. L. R. feller flew a party of W Mary­ story plant, containing 2,MO joined a party which mora "The best advice I got was Miner Jr.. ACL agent here, land GO»* leaders into live square feet of floor space, oo nearly effects my own person­ from President Kennedy, and has been transferred to Tern- city (or a lunch of filet mi- the comer of E. Lake Avenue al views and what I believ* ha said, 'don't get in loo P*. and Sanlando .Springs Drive goon a ml strawberry icebox to b* the view* of the majori­ soon.' I get advice from ex • e e cake in the exclusive Rocke­ adjoining the east side of the ty of Floridians." porta." a Polk* cruisers now carrying feller Center executive dining ACL tracks. 9 eamcraa to shoot pictures of suit*. Present plana call tor the all automobile accidents with Baltimore Mayor Theodore plant to be in operation nine (JO or more damage. McKeidin, who nominated months of tbe year employing • • # Gen. Dwight D. Elsenhower a minimum of 60 persons. CPO Olattli, Navy recruiter, ■t tho 1052 GOP convention, A public hearing on the reminds high school seniors later gave Rockefeller a uning amendment will be and recent graduates ho will qualified endorsement, saying held at * p. m. oo Monday bo at tho USO her* from 11 ho waa "tho beat man for the Dee. 2. at which time any to 1 each Tuesday to get their republican nomination." objections will be heard and Annual Progress Edition names on the dotted line. "I can't aay that about the considered by council. A . . . WILL HE OUT others." McKeidin added. Herald photographer Bill “Until I find a beltrr quali­ Monday, November 18th Vincent J r. is considering fied man, I am for Governor ClearH Lifeguards ■om* action sgainet hi* dog Rockefeller." DELAND (UPI) - Clrcuil If You Would Lik* ThU Special 84 Pane . . just what. Bill hasn't fig­ He indicated tha “others" Judge P. B. Revela quashed Pictorial Edition Mailed To Friend* Anywhere ured out. Ho heard tha pooch were Senator Goldwater and Tuesday a manslaughter in­ In The United Staten Or Ovemeax . . • making a noise and investi­ former vie* president Rich­ dictment against three Daygated . . the canine was chew- ard M. Nixon. McKeidin said tuna Beach lifeguards accus­ M A IL YOUR L IS T IN NOW! tog up a picture of Bill, hhw- th* New York governor would ed of causing tha death of a (E n d o w 30c P er Copy, Please) jeelf. Looks like th* dog "do all right" in the Mary­ fellow lifeguard during a fra­ ternity initiation. doesn't like you, IMU land primary if he enters. quilt* for her animat* . . . ■aye U'a real cold a t night. Established IM S Rocky Talks At Miami j LAST CALL! Gill? Sjrralii lU W ’ F na Blustery northeast winds drove up to 10 incites of snow across part* of Ohio toil ay and brought a touch of win­ ter to the Southland. Schools were rinsed m aom* Ohio communities. Heavy inow warnings were posted for throughout tha day in Ohio, Pennsylvania ami western New York. The Wea­ ther Bureau Issued freeze warning* tor tonight a* far south u Mississippi and Ala­ bama. Itsmbden, Ohio, reported 10 Inches of snow today and Milk Commission Sued By Firms CLEARWATER (UPI) - A suit waa (lied in Circuit court her* Tuesday seeking a re straining order to prevent the Florida Milk Commission from enforcing Its fair trade practice order which is sche­ duled to go Into effect Nov. WASHINGTON (UPI) Om . J*hn K. Hodge, 7*. for­ A new electron! r i industry, mer chief ef U. ft- Army field with a 9100,000 annual pay* fore**, waa buried today in roll, la stated to mov* lata Arlington Nation*] Cemetery. Seminole County in Ihe very n*ar future, K wa* teamed ;>eace Corps today. WASHINGTON (CP!) — Precisioneering, Inc., of Or­ President Kennedy's $102 mil­ lando, announced it Is plan­ lion Peace Corps bill wa* ning to construct a $20,000, called up by th* House today 7,300-square foot industrial with Rep. Vamon W. Thom­ building on Shephard Road, son (R-Wis.) fighting for n off Highway 17-92, near th* Dearborn and Dynatrooka 20 per cant cut. plants. Space Program Head of the firm. J. Earl ST. PETERSBURG (UPI) Provencber, said th* com­ — Th* Council of 100 will pre­ pany manufactures govern sent * apodal program at the ment prime materials, such Orlando a*roap*c* seminar aa aircraft and mliill* com­ next month In hopeo of at- ponents, Navy eatapault gear trading more »pac*-ag* in- and ground support equipment for all military agendas. duetry to Florida. Stating k wlU be * ’Tight Industry", Provencber added K ennan Named h* will employ 10 persons, PRINCETON, N. J. (UPI) with 23 at peak season. — Georg* F. Kennan, Pulltiar His firm has been located Prls* winning author and for­ in Orlando since November mer U. I , ambassador to th* 1031, on* of th* moat com­ Soriat Union and Yugoslavia, plete shops of Ita kind ia Ccm waa appointed Tuesday to tha tral Florida, However, h* haa Princeton Unlvenlty faculty. decided to mov* his plant to Srmlnol* County. U. S. 'Coolness* County Board of Adjust­ TOKYO (UPI) — Prine* ment ia slated to hold a pub­ Norodom Bihanouk, Cambo­ lic hearing Monday evening dia’s thief of state, may hav* la Uw matter of Precision***' based his decision to renouned ing building Ha new plant la U. 8. aid on what h* eonsld- this Industrial bom. Inning « « American eoolnaaa toward Director Robert Brown arid kla smalt nation's neutrality, today thara , - opposi­ observers said today. tion to this expansion and nona is anticipated. Apportion Case WASHINGTON (UPI) — T k sfq m * Ctosni «Ms sched­ M hlanif Ohio, raparto Inch**. Snowfall along th* uled to hear • final defense southern edge of Lake Eri* today ef th* wey New York’s state legislature la chosen be­ averaged about I Inches. The mercury fell to So de­ fore turning to eomplatnta grees at Raleigh, Rich mood, that Alabama la favoring rur­ and Asheville. Temperatures al votars *v*r eity-dwallar*. hovered Just above treating at l.ouisvlll*, Mcmphia, Birm Talks Closer ingham and Rhrevepnrt. UNITED NATIONS, N. Y, Many seclioni of ttw North (UPI) — Bmalt-nation « g > got their first snow of the t lator* moved th* United season Tuesday, but it waa State* and Russia closer to a mostly flurries. A narrow compromise agreement today area around bxmwood, Mich., on • resolution to gat tha however, waa blanketed with Geneva disarmament talks nearly a foot of snow. Hough­ going agsim ton, Mich, had 3 Inches and iloulton, Maine, had > Inches. Go To Aid Ship Nearly an Inch of rain fell NEW YORK (UPI) — at Newport, Or*., and up to a Coast Guard cutter waa on Ita half inch wa* reported along way from Bermuda today to the Washington and Oregon assist an aiploaiv* • laden coast. American freighter, th* 8.3. Meanwhile, conservation of­ Hercules Victory, disabled in ficials in Oklahoma suspended tha Atlantic Tuesday by an the deer hunting seaioa In exptoilon and firm seven southeastern counties because of th* danger of for­ Attacks Charges est fire. Woodlands In th* HAVANA (UPI) — Cuban area were tinder dry because armed forces minister Raul of (he extended drought. 20. The suit was filed by Wabb'a City, Inc., of St. Petersburg; IJI General Store*, Inc.; and Gulf. Coast Farm Stores, Die. Named eo-defendanti In the suit were the individual mem bera of the milk commlasion. Under the milk commission order which was approved In September, stores would be forced to sell their milk at a minimum of 92 cent* per gallon, but lending machine* would be allowed to sell at 90 rents per gallon. The suit charges that the trad* order Is "arbitrary, vague, unreasonable, onion stitutjonal and contradictory." Only Swofford Has Opposition Incumbent Msyor Lawrence Swofford, opposed by G. W. "Jerry " Tetrault, is the only candidal* with apposition run­ ning for office In Dec. 1 mun­ icipal election in Altamonte Springs. incumbent Ward One Coun nlm an Keith Nixon is unop­ posed tor thi* post as is Ro­ bert E. fBob) Newell for Ihe Ward Two post of Frank Ger­ hard! who does not seek reelection. Deadline (or qualifying snd for voter registration in Al­ tamonte was at I p. m. Tuc^lay. Firm To Move To Seminole From Orlando 2nd Suicide Try Under Train, Success LANCASTER, Calif. (UPi) —Sheriff* detectives said a man identified as John Uir mingham, 33, tried to commit suicide Tuesday by Jumping in front of a train not far from his home at nearby Rosa mood. That attempt (ailed, invest! gator* said, but a few hours later he succeeded in a tlm liar attempt near this desert community northeast of Los Angeles, A 17-year-old boy who had picked Birmingham up as a hitchhiker said Birmingham saw a train approaching snd yelled: "Slop the carl l want to jump in front of the train." The boy tried to persuade Birmingham to say in the car, but he said the man jumped from the moving auto and hurled h i m ­ self into th* path of the Southern Pacific freight train. Free Ride HONULULU (UPI)—'Thomas Sherman 28, of Fort Lauder­ dale. Fla., was arrested in Waikiki by FBI agenta Tues­ day ou charges of financing a 13,000 cross-country vaca­ tion on stolen credit tard a. Florida Youth 'Rocketing* In Space Capsule SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (UPI) —Four teen age airmen mad* believ* today they wera roc­ keting along at 27,500 feet ia a Gemini er Apollo space capaula at tha Air Fore* School of Aerospace Medicine. Th* airmen, including P h i­ lip B. Jameson, IT, of Clear­ water, will spend 30 days In th* eapaul* breathing purn oxygen In a study to deter­ mine possible reactions of future spacemen who ara con­ fined to small areaa at high altitudes aver long periods of time. A spokesman at th* school said tha men wera doing well snd hava adapted to tho close living quarters with high mo­ ral*. So far, they hav* spent th* first eight days at normal atmospheric pressure team­ ing how to use experimental instruments. Castro charged Tuesday night that U. 8. Marine* a t the Guantanamo Naval Baa* have been waging “constant ag­ gression" against Cuba ami “ opening fire" on Cuban troops. Blind P ro g ram TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The Florida Council for th* Blind has started '* complete reorganization that will put more stress on training and rehabilitating blind children. A N N O U N C IN G ! NOW SERVIN6 DAILY A BUSINESS M EN ’S LU N C H EO N FROM 11:30 A. M. TILL 2 I*. M. FROM INCL. W * UP. BEVERAGE Menu Varied Dully Also Ala Carte Ordera — Bring The Ladle* — JOIN US AT — COCKTAIL HOUR FROM 4 TO 8 P. M. BAR SPECIALS g | c 2314 Park Drive Sanford, Fla. * � 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 12, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 12, 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 12, 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/6b94dc8d88c617e46234a4dc102cf236.pdf 62f8806a71f40431a1b2664b989edfd3 PDF Text Text Tonight's contact vtn climax tha IMS R m m n l i v aettvSeminole High's thraa IndL Itica for Bsmfook High. Govictual tribe*—th« Black Bams, inf into tonight's "raiding paadhtmtera and Phantoms— party” tha Scmlnolea bars are primed to pull oft a raidlag party tonight at Hanford's their record. Wildwood Is de­ The rough and ready Ovie­ Memorial Stadium and scalp, termined, according to rothe Sixth *nmi«! Peanut Bovri if possible, the highly touUJ, poru, to maintain ibtir per­ do Lions, fresh from a 244 mauling af Melbourne Cen­ talented and undefeated Wild­ fect record for the year. tral Catholic, again meet a wood High School Wildcat*. "Our kids," said Plgott, "art Melbourne school, as the "1 wouldn't ml** this one for going to do exactly what Lees­ Lions travel to Florida Air tha world," said Head Sem­ burg did to us last week. Lees­ Academy, Saturday. Gams inole Coach Jim Plgott this burg knew they wars going Urns la scheduled at 2:00 p. morning aa ha diseuaaad to- against a good ball club and night's affair. to win thoy had to play better. Naturally, aa coach la going Wa know wo*ro mooting a Junior high champioaahlp for to miss one of his awa hall great hall club tonight but our gaama unleu be’* chained to a youngatare are determined to hospital had or something like win It." told by the statistic* that. But P » r * » he "That’s why," Jim explain­ department. Tha Braves couldn’t wait for tha gams's ed, "1 simply wouldn't miss pounded out 10 first downs opening whistle aa ha empha­ It." teams, such as Satellite compared to sue for tha Hur­ sised the peak of "spiritual” Meanwhile, line coach Jim Beach, Ocoee, and LaSalle, ricanes. la ths yardage de­ praperedness tha Tribe has McCoy has shifted Dave Noell and have gained much exper­ partment, tha Braves rolled ranched for thin evening’s af­ to ths Black Ram offensive ience from these contests. up a net of 110 to H for the fair. unit to replace tackle Dal* Florida A ir ia a wide open •oath Semlaoisa. Alexander, Alexander h a a learn, and consequently the Tha Bravee cracked Into tha been aaalgned to the defensive Falcons play a wide open •caring column Just seconds Headhunter patrol In plaee of brand o f ball. Thl* offense U before the and o f the first Henry Finch who ia under the difficult to contain, and Flor­ half. weather and will not be avail­ ida Air's opposition have Tha Hurricanes’ Bab Herfound it hard to develops a able for duty tonight rington In the backfield, coach Dick defense to cope with K. Florida A ir la a big, alow, William* haa assigned Mike Fordham to an outside line­ power team, which usci its backer spot and Frank Noell stamina to overpower its op­ l M M Free* blerM tlM *l will be at a defensive halfback position. The Falcons exhibit The Pittsburg Steeleri, the ■lot along with Johnny Ray. a rock-Ilke defense which has only old-line National Football At the safety spot, Buddy only given up four touch­ League franchise never to offensive half. downs this year. Line playing Sanford pulled aff their Ini­ win a division title, arrive et Lawson, will also see duty. Lawson re­ by Joe Kenn, John White and tial touchdewx effort. " l i f t dune* gulch” Sunday placed Danny Tllllt who waa Jim Savlano help make the Following an Incomplete for • clash with the Cleveland Injured n couple of weeks ago difference for the Florida A ir Brave peas attempt, the HotBrawn*. and haa been lost to the locale. eleven. vfcaaea were penalised to their By winning, the Steeleri Tillla, however, will dress out The Faleon'a offense la dir­ •wa 20. With the Brave* la (4-2-1) can not only put themected by quarterback Ray paeeeeelon, ace Sanford quar­ aelyea back Into a contending for tonight's affair. Tavalaro, who la well known "Thla ia our moat game," terback Freak Whlgham hurl­ position, but alxo can throw aa a dangerous passer and declared Plgott ” We know ed * 10-yard pass to Ralph the Eastern Division n ee Into a crafty play caller. Tava­ Stumpf who went cut of * four-team ecramble to in­ we've got to grab thla one. laro la also assisted by Nor­ We've had good practice drills hound* on tho South Bomlnolo clude the Browns (7-1), New man Kurtx and nay Folltano, 10. But tho Bravo* won pen­ York Giant* (*-2) and the all week. We're not going to who are good ground gainers let the Wildwood club ruin our alised back to tha Hurricane 81. Louis Cardinals (W ), for tha Falcon attack. End fine eeaeon to date.” M m * ellpplnt penalty. But In the Western Conference, George Garett has atso prov­ Kickoff time la scheduled Whlgham on an option ploy the Green Bay Packers and ed to be a threat, in both o f­ for S p. m. carried back to tho South Chicago Bear* (bolt) 7-1) face fense and defense. Seminole 14, Whlgham Im­ ■oft touches and their firstThe Lions team men and mediately came up with a 14- piac* tie la not likely to be students are expressing the yard dash around hla left opinion that Oviedo can up­ flank and went In for the TD. set Florida Air and gain a In the Mriy minute* of the MIAMI BEACH (U PI) - second victory in a row. fourth etaaia fullback Ron Left-hooking Georgs Chuvalo Coach Jim Palmer explained. Dudley, on • aovan-yard haul, and Isft-Jebbing Tony Alongi, "W e’re working hard this picked up • first down on the both trying to take a big step week for this game; there ii Hurricane 20. Dudley racked along tha comeback road, meet a possibility of an upset.” up throe more yards, Whlg­ The Lions will be depending tonight in a nationally trie* ham carried to the 10 from vised 10-round match at ths on back* Jimmie Courier, where Rally Ogden iped to Miami Beach Convention Hall. Mlkler, Brooks and Gouge to paydirt for the Bravee' asc­ Chuvalo, from Toronto and tear apart the rough Falcon end TD, Detroit and ths former Cana­ offense, Atso CJ1I Jimmy Cour­ Whlgham, tha big ground dian heavyweight champ, was ier can be expected to throw man for tho Brsvss, posted a a alight 8-6 favorite before a lot, repeating his fine per­ total of H yards. Halfback ths fight but tha odds were formance In last week's game. Larry Lott of tho Hurricanes shifting closer to even for Tel llrllhorn. Rex Brooks, took second place In the indi­ Billy Murphy and Jimmy the 10 p.m. EST bout vidual yardage department Saucer, lop defensive men for with U . Oviedo last week, can be ex­ Cager Hurt The Bravee attempted five pected to h* In top form D ETROIT (U P I) — The De­ against the Aviators. passes and connected en two troit Platons, having (rouble of them for 17 yards. The As the Lions were lucky (lndlng a scoring p u n c h , Hurricanes fired four aerials in the fact that none of the learned today that Dave Dsbut none kit the target How­ team was Injured in last busichtn will be out of the ever, tha Bravea did Inter­ week's tilt, Ihe Oviedo eleven lineup for et least three cept one South Seminole toss. should be in good condition wcekj. A crowd estimated at 1,400 for Saturday's tilt. Oviedo has braved a chill bressa to wit­ been developing some now ness this year's Peanut Bowl plays, and the Orange and presentation. Black has set up a new de­ Chuvalo, Alongi Fight Tonight By llob Thomas Herald Sport* Writer Crooma High Panthers will inset the Campbell S t r e e t High Centipedes of Daytona Beach Saturday evening at Municipal Stadium hers. Thus far tha l’anthera have won four and lost two. Thslr last outing was unimpressive as they fatlsd to ehow any scoring punch and the defense failed to arlaa to ths occasion as It haa done in past games. However, the boys of the Orange end Maroon era not discouraged. Dick E v a n s , Crooma backflsld coach, aesma to fool that ths optn dal* hurt rathsr than helped. Crooma haa an tiplosiva toam and, in my opinion, could five any team • hard llms on a given day. Many a n looking forward to tha Jons* High gama but tha Panthers will think about them after Saturday night's encounter. Concerning tho Jones High gams, I hsvn one comment: "Tha boyu from PanthsrUnd have thoir work sut out for them." To Urn sad ef 1839. 1,817,004 walls had bssa drilled in Uw U . A t U » . l « *tt «*U a. 128A1T |M walls, 401,432 dry Iotas and 11,821 service walls. i» ■WW' Li P 11 f ( l i . ' Hi The Lyman Greyhounds meet the lit. Dora eleven to­ night at • p. m. in the ML Dora Stadium. The Greyhounds are hungry for victory after their last three losses in aa many out­ ings. Too fl'at of these losses came when the Hounds fell to the bands of tha Titusville Terriers 284. The second was when tbs ’Hounds dropped the tilt to the Blue Waves of P. K. Yonge of Gainesville. Last week's outmg with the Attbursdale Bloodhounds was a hcarthreakrr to aU of tha Greyhound fans when the field goal attempt wa* ruled no Tbs Greyhounds who hsva been working all week for f t this game a n expected to lake it by at least three touchdowns. The backfield combination of Hundley and Lyle are expected to bs tha big runners of this week's game Just as they wsn last week when they meet the Aubumdale eleven. Tbs linn who did n tremendous Job o| opening the line up for the * 'Hounds backs miking it pot*. Ihie to out do their opponent* •very On Defense Against Passes RALPH STUMPF, Sanford Junior High halfback, (11) ia knocked out of bounds on the South Seminole Junior High 33-yard line on a jarring tackle by the Hurricanes’ halfback Ronnie Gre«n (No. 36). Stumpf picked up seven yards on this third-quarter play Thursday night. Sanford Junior High whitewashed the Hurricanes 12 to 0 in the sixth annual Peanut Bowl game. (Herald Photo) About Sports SANFO RD — A grudge race between BY JULIAN 8TENSTROM When the Seminole High "Th e coach ia the Individual School football machine taker most Influential the field tonight against the Wildwood lUgh School Wild­ cats this year's gala home­ coming will reach ill climax. The spotlight will be on most of Seminole High’s topnotch gridders, on Ihe sparkl­ ing SIIS band, and on many of the srhool'i fine students. But* perhaps the most over­ looked crew at Sanford’s Me­ morial Stadium probably will be the men who make up .Seminole's outstanding coach­ ing staff. We're speaking of Head Coach Jim Plgott and his pair of varsity aides, Jim McCoy and Dick Williams. Dick han­ dles Ihe backfield while Mc­ Coy take* on Ihe responsibil­ ities of kreping Plgolt'a line­ men In shape, talented, and ready to perform at peak ability. Today we want lo put the spotlight on Plgott, McCoy and Williams. They've done a marvelous job thus far this season, The success the Sem­ inole* have enjoyed is due to soma line football play but the top-notch football per­ formances have been due in the type o f coaching the youngsters have received, Not only are these men good coaches, they’re also very fine men. In fact, you've yet lo meet three nicer fel­ lows. They're gentlemen in every sense of the word. fense for Florida Air. The I.ions are also trying lo conquer the last chapter fade out. Oviedo is working on fundamentals and goal de­ fense. Oviedo's starting lineup will probably remain the same, Not tong ago we ran into with the exception of first string end Jimmy Fo*. who a duplicated sheet that caught our attention. It wa* a "Code has moved to Virginia. of Ethics for Coaches" at Cabbage palm is a common Seminote. We'd like to call name for the palmetto palm your attention to the items of southeastern United States. listed in this code. in the con­ duct of the athletic program. Ilia influence on boys' Uvea Is almost unlimited, and, know­ ing hla responsibility th e coach should: " I . Make his work an integ­ ral part of the school system with its educational contribu­ tion. Athletic fields and gym­ nasiums arc among Ihc great­ est laboratories in education. "2. Above all, be a teacher and a master of the principle* of teaching and coaching. "3. Bo loyal to all his su­ periors ai all times. "4. Insist on high scholar­ ship of athletes, and the rigid enforcement of all rules con­ cerning training and eligibil­ ity. "3. Be certain that he has an up-to-date knowledge of what he propose a to teach in athletic*. "6. Maintain n fair and un­ prejudiced relationship with his players and have their physical wrlfare uppermost In his consideration at aU times. "7. Insist on and teach ath­ lete i to win by use of fair and legal tactics only. "8. Allow absolutely no smoking, alcoholic beverages, gambling, profanity, or obs­ cene language at any place or any time. "9. Strive to be the type of coach that you aa a par­ ent would like to have coach your own son. "10. Attend the church of his choice regularly and strongly urge your player* lo do tho same." two of this areas hottest stuck cars and a spe­ cial field o f more than 40 sports car* will headline Sat­ urday's action at ths Osceola Airport drag atrip. Ths bi • weekly 8emino!e Timing Association program guts underway with time trials at 7:30 p. ni. Elimina­ tions follow at 0:30. Official* report tha racing field will bs pushed beyond the IDO mark h/ some 40 en­ tries from tha Central Florida Sports Car Club. But the main attraction will be a bcit-two-of-thrre run­ o ff between Orlando'* Hob Tucker, driving an aluminum body 1063 Chevrolet, and Bed Snell o f Cocoa in the A I Hodges Racing T rim '* 1001 aluminum Tempest station wugon. Each has been clock­ ed in tbe IS-second rungo for the quarter mile. The winner o f Saturday's grudge match will win |100. In other competition, San­ ford's Jim Kennedy and his 1062 Plymouth will defend their Top Stock Eliminator title against last meet's top challenger, Gena McMahan. By United Prune International The Georgia Bulldogs sharp­ ened pass defense In a crack­ ing practice aesaiun Thursday and laid plans for stopping smith paw ' tim er Tom Shan­ non in their Gator Bowl meet­ ing Saturday with Florida. “ Boy, 1 hate to look at that lefthander," Georgia Coach Johnny Griffith said, refer­ ring to the lanky Gator quart­ erback. "Shannon ia tha only lefthander we w ill face thla year, but wa must adjust our defense* solely fo r thla game.” The gama could shape up aa an aerial battle between Shan­ non, who has 85 completions eo fa r th ii year, and Georgia’s Larry Itakestraw, the South­ eastern conference’s leading ground gainer who has 79 completions. Coach Bobby Dodd saya he is having no trouble getting Ida Georgia Tech team "up” for the game Saturday with Florida State. The Yellow Jackets still remember the l i ­ l t tie they eked out with the underdog Seminole* last year. " I ’m sura we will be up,” Dodd said Thursday after sending the team through a two-hour workout. "W hat does worry me, though, is that even playing our best, cun we whip th em !" Starchiefs In League Lead The lllll Hemphill Motorettex had Position Day this past Tuesday. Tha tHarchiefs with 27 wins and V losses are In fir.it place. Ths Tempests 25-11 ars second place, Ths Biviera’a 23-12 are in third and th* Bonneville* with 22 wins and 14 losses ars in fourth place. High games and high se­ ries had Evelyn Mills of ths Tempests roiling a 190 game. Linda Post o f ths Ronnevilles, had 188— 507. Klta Stein roll­ ed a 180— 602 and inalx-1 Gashorn on tho Invicta* pulled in 181—467. Knocking down on two hard splits, tha wide 6-7 by Mshel Duggan of the Tempests and the 2-6-7 by Evelyn Mills also on tha Tcmpestn. Bolling strikes, the "T u r­ k ey" made four bowlers hap­ More than three fourths ul py, Mattel Duggan, Eli-alwth the U. S. population suffers llaricli, Isabel Coshorn and from poison ivy at some time, Evelyn Mills. according to Encyclopaedia Brits nnlch. Gene Griffen who haa beet doing x real fine Job at quart­ erback to far this season la expected to use hU strong passing arm more than usual now that both the starting end* a n back in action. Thursday was spent in • light practice with the prim* motive being defense against the plays the ML Dora teat* will bo using. Tha probable starting line­ up for the Greyhounds: End* —Bill Burkhart, Gene WinkeW man; Tackles— Keith Salmle, Hilton Bennett; Gtsarda — Dennis Flutter, Dick Balmer; Center— Chuck Wagner; Halfhacks— Frank Hundley, Pet* Carlson; Quarterbacks—Gen* Griffen; Fullback— Lea Lyle. Half time entertainment will be provided by the Ly­ man High School marching band and the ML Dora High School marching band. Two Tied In Sinatra Open PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (U P I) — Bob Rosburg, 37year old veteran a f ths go lf­ ing wars, and Frank Beard, a yearling pro, ran one-two to­ day in the second round of the 250,000 72-hot* Frank Sinatra Open. Rosburg, whs hasn't won a tournament since 111*11, grabtied a ena-strokf lead in tha first round Thursday when ha shot a four-under par 67 on the Canyon Couatry Club course. United Press International LOS ANGELES (U P I) Sergio Gomez, 13414, Mexico City, outpointed Jimmy Fields, 134, Los Angeles (10); Lucio Gomel, 126, Mexico Cily out pointed Jerry Bodbh, 128, Chicago (3 ); Fernando Gomel, 131, Mexico City, outpointed Jose Hueso, 13DA Tijuana, Mexico (3). ^ d u rable ! ■ JET SPRAY V Roof Cleaning Clean Roofs Last! I Y EN TSC H 1 Maintenance Srrvire 302 E. 21 PL F A 2-1813 O PEN IN G TOM ORROW RAT. NOV. Sth THE 1963 PEANUT HOWL QUEEN, Miss Ileth Morgan, waa crowned last night at the sixth annual presentation of the Peanut Bowl contest. Her escort last night at the Sanford Memorial Stadium waa Randy Scrum. Misa Morgan, select­ ed from the nine Sanford Junior High School finalists, was presented with several gifts in addition to the crown. (Herald Photo) FIRST GAM E 7:40 P.M TU R K EY A D A Y Drawing* Each Wednesday at 8 P. M. C H A IN L IN K Ask Attendant For Details FEN C E S A LE E D BTC. 1 Walk Gala With Any Ordsr 01 2138 Or Mora. COME IN AND SEE THE LIVE (iOUULEKS RON TO N SER V ICE STA TIO N M OORE F E N C E C O ., Inc 100 8. Hwy. 17-82 CA88ELBERRY, FLA. Free F-atlmafra 1208 S. PARK AVE, NORMAN IS. STAB ELL. Eire. V. P. ft Ora. Mgr. SANFORD I �J* - WEATHER: Shower* today, becoming partly cloudy tonight; high today 78412; low tonight in 80*. VOL. 56 United P m * Leased Wire Established 1908 MON.. NOVEMBER 11, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 58 ■ ic e la tit* Chase aad Com­ pany lounge, which m e a ls there may be SOME RepubUeaae ia the areas -A n H20 hi *4 1 " That " A * H 2 0 " k the chemical translation o f one presidential candidate’s name. B o n a roaming the streets at ISth and Sanford at 12:10 this morning; nearly causing some accidents. * * e Sanford and Seminole Coun­ ty ware a » *a<*pttou to the Statewide precipitation over the weekend. Total rainfall here was 2.16 inches. • • * TROOPER J. L. SIKES* cruiser wns demolished nnd he and an nuxnfarjr trooper were hospitalized aa tha result of a three-car crash Saturday (Herald Photo) night. Several Sites, Two State Troopers Role Ot 2 State Financing Injured In Crash Aides Probed Study Committee Meets On College Site In Otepka Case Two state troopers are ho*- Memorial Hospital. Other trooper* recounted This speclsl session w astterw sy ss s recreational area A half-million dollar com­ pl'elired with minor Injurlee called aince the 8tat* Board for th* school. Th* county mercial project, facing Lake two motorists fare traffic today that Sherry Lynn Pat­ W ASH IN G TO N (U P I ) - , ton, 16, loat control of her of Control announced It hns also has agreed to provide Monroe, is the goal of a group charges and four motor ve­ pickup truck aod it overturn­ The State Department Is In­ eliminated 16 proposed sites utilities, water and sewerage. of Sanford businessmen who hicle* damaged to the extent ed at 9:30 p m. She later was vestigating the rol* played and retained eight, including It is anticipated the state have formed a "downtown de­ of 53.6*10 as the result of a charged with failure to have by two officials in the ouster two in Seminole County. will narrow the field soon to The state's 675 million bond three sites prior to a final de­ velopment combine." combined crash at 11:30 p.m. her vehicle under control. nf security officer Otto Otep­ issue, approval by the elec­ cision at its Dec. 6 meeting In Two hours later Sikes and ka, whose dismissal has stir, This group's objective ia to Saturday on Highway 436 Just DeBary Manor, a center for tor* to last Tuesday, Inrlmlea Boca Raton. The counties— six Murray were investigating at investigate the feasibility ot cast of the county line. red up a hornet's nest in Con­ nursing and convalescent care, 6200,000 to commence plan­ in all, holding the eight tenta­ the scene, along with Sheriffs Die construction of a cafeHospitalized are Trooper J. gress. w ill be open fo r publk in­ ning fo r this school. Deputy Ted Lewis. tively selected sites—are ex­ trria-apartment-motor bulge L. Sikes, with leg injuries, spection at 1-6 p.m. Saaday. The two men ar* John R. Tha two Seminole sites In pected to provide soil test bor. The officers said Mra. Hel­ and Auxiliary Trooper Nor­ H. H. HODGES Physicians o f the area already complex on the lake front. which the state continues to inga before th* final selection. Reilly, deputy assistant sec­ en Myers, of Mt. Dura, crash­ man C. Murray at Scminulc have toured the new facility. be Interested are the so-called The investigation lias pro­ ed Into the parked cars, pin­ retary of state for security, • • * “ Lake Ada site" and the ning Sikes between two and and Elmer H ill, on* o f hia gressed to the point that sev­ A number e f minor burglar­ “ Charles Lc* site." throwing Murray from the ••• eral prospective sites ara be­ division chief*. They w * r * ies andentries over the week­ ST. AUGUSTINE ( U P ! ) — Ths Lake Ada 1.000-aere cruiser. She also was charg­ ing studied as well as the end,including the theft e f The strike-bound Florida E s it site was proposed by the City on " administrative ed with failure to hav* her placed method of financing the pro­ nine pints o f wine from Coast Railways has taken its Commission and is located leave" Saturday. car under control. ject. Also, the mechanic* of Locust Avenue beer garden verbal swing at President east o f Highway 17-02 in the The troopers’ cruiser was Officials said Reilly and setting up a corporation to ac­ and the arrest e f a 12-ysar-oId Kennedy and the National Lake Ada srra. It must be complish the group's objec­ By United 1 'iru International a total loss at 62.0UO, tha de­ Hill would remain on l*av# boy in a school. Mediation Board (N M B ) — purchased from a number o f puty's car damaged at 6150 tive arc being reviewed. Forty-fiv* years, another while th* department looked s e e PITTSBURG H (U P I ) ~ the next move belongs to land holder*. Elected to temporary of­ world war and counties* criara and th* Myers' car at $900. Sanford firemen extinguish­ Uncle Sam. The Charles Lee site eon. By UaR*d Preen International Weatinghouse Electric Corp. Troopers also were Investi­ into th* affair. R*llly and HIU Electrical fice in the group arc Howard after th* first Arndstic* Day, gating a wreck on Interstate wero accused by th* Senate Twlstera caused minor dam­ and tha United ed a minor house fire at Sixth The FEC, financially hurt­ tain 22100 acres and Is locat­ Hodges, president nf Sanford the nation offered homage to­ and Pecan Sunday evening. ing and faced with an econ­ ed along SR 13 and the Little age Sunday but accompanied Workers o f America (U K ) 4 at the Lake Monroe ex­ internal security lubcommlt• • * record rainfall in Florida. 1 have reached agreement on a Atlantic National Bank ss day to those who paid th* su­ change this morning. They omic boycott front the fed­ Ecunluckhatcheo River. Four to five inches of rain­ contract covering 6,000 em­ chairman; Francis E. Roum- preme price in quest of p«ace. said a ear overturned and tee of tolling "untruths” about George Touhy, executive eral government, stood firm Lee offered gratis either illat Jr , owner of Itoumillat efforts to tap Otopka's tele­ With a blast o f steam whis­ vie* president o f First Federal in its refusal Sunday to put half o f a 2,000-*cr* plot. Other fall were reported Sunday in ployee in six locations. skidded on its top for 500 feet and Anderson Drug Company tles in Alhtn|urri|ue, N. M., Ravings and Loan Association, more than 1.000 union men land holders have upped th* the Tampa area, already mak­ on a guard rail before drop­ phone. as vice chairman, and John with a hushed chapel servico and Mr*. Touhy have return' back to work al llie Presi­ offer, sibling to Lee’s l,Uuo- ing it cne o f the wettest N o ­ ping off Th* driver escaped Hen. Rnmaa llruska, (R Krider, manager of t h e at Wheaton t'ollegu in lllinoia, ed from a week at San Fran­ dent’s order. but later officers picked up a Neb.) aaid tho Stato Depart­ FORT LA U D E R D A LE acre offer, to increase th* vembers on record. Florida Chamber of Commerce as with a quiet tear In many President Kennedy Satur­ holding* to 22100 acre* for the had had a dry year. cisco attending a national con­ Negro in tha city and were in­ (U P I) — Ken Folk* of Orlan­ secretary. homea absent a loved one, th* terrogating him at noon at ment “ at a minimum" should A tornado at Punta Gorda, do took th* big ile p here Sat­ vention o f the U . S. Savings day ordered a special com­ university. When asked to venture >n country offered Ita respect* consider firin g RaUly, H ill tha city jail. and Loan League. Touhy mittee to take an "e m e r­ Gen. J. C. Hutchison, chair­ and two small twisters at urday and became th* first opinion as to the cost of the and David I. Belislo for fir s t serves on the law and regu­ gency” look at the 10-month- man o f th* County Commis­ i ’ahiike* and Wahasso threat­ Republican candidate fur th e ; <Iowntimn |„lt allation. H od* on this Veterana Day o f 1963. There were parndrs in prac­ denying and then acknowl­ lations committee, which was old strike which the govern­ sion, auid today most of th* ened Sunday but then dimin­ l mU Florida '” guhcrnatoi ini ox named a figure of $500,000. tically every community across drawn prominently into the ment claims is hurting work 22200 acres will bo given to ished, doing small damage race. edging that Otcpka’a tele­ lie also staled that tho group tho land. Rut in many veterans convention activities because at the nation's Spaceport at the state free o f charge, with and causing no Injuries. is moving as fast as possible hospital wants, It waa only phone had boon tampered Missile testing base at Cape e f pending changes in regula- Cape Canaveral. the county having to purchase towards Hid goal n( starting another d ty fo r those le ft with. . .. , .. Francis O’Neill Jr., chairCanaveral w i t getting p r * » tlena that govern insurance o f only a few hundred acres ■* a W ASH ING TO N (U P I) — construction In th* near fu­ maimed nr* mute by the cruel­ man o f L \ v NMB, *aM Jn Otepka, former chief o f th* savings accounts. ........ It l’ii'-orient Kennedy leads the ture. |“ connecting Inis' fui all t* i •’to" ',l" " Liu* ties o f man's inhumanity to Preiident's order also meant one of th* rainiest tia,on s in Suggested improvement to division o f evaluation* under property. rust ion today In observance ef He emphasized the inclus­ man. its history. make a mull out o f Rand Ave- Reilly, waa fired by tho de­ It was sort o f old horns that the striking union mem­ Further mote, the, Veteran* Day by laying a ion in the group of represrn Gen. Matthew Ridgway, fo r­ nu* wilt b« reviewed by tho partment last week on charge* New England and the east­ week at Panama City recently, bers would have to go hack said, the county wrralh on th* Tunib* of th* tatives, himself and Loring mer Army chief o f staff, re­ to work during a (to-day cool­ City Commission in regular that ho leaked classified Infor­ according to n letter received agreed to give th* It it e 60 ern Great Lakes area, tha Unknowns in Arlington N a­ Burgess, of both of Sanford's ceived the National Veterans meeting tonight. mation on personnel security today by The Herald'* Mrs ing off period while the in­ acres along some county wa northern plains and the north tional Cemetery. commercial banks, lie said a Award in ceremonies at Bir­ central Rockies all had scat­ Rand Avenu* la th* alley of the Senate group. Janie Shoemaker from Mrs. vestigation and negotiations sound plan of financing would mingham, Ala., Sunday night. tered light rainfall. Northeast­ running between First anj Elsa Forguson. Seems the are under way. b « devised which will allow The award, originated In 1954, ern New England had coid Commercial Street* next to Ferguson family recently mov­ M IAM I (U P I) — Gov. Net- the banka to participate In goes tn the American who hat Garrett'* Department Store. drizxl* mixed with light enow. ed to the North Florida city son Rockefeller o f New York, this community betterment distinguished himself most as In most o f central United City Manager W. E. from S a n f o r d . Their eon, an nnniiuni-ed GOp candidate project. a veteran during tha current Knowles said the proposal ia Stales and the west conditions Wayne, returned home from A special committee has year. were generally fair with tem­ for the presidential nomina­ to eliminate vehicular traffic, the first day o f school arcomhern appointed by Hodge* to peratures dipping below the tion next yrar, w ill address and beautify th* alley a i a p a n I e d by “ Mrs. Shoe's" meet with the City Commis­ A tentative county road im normal mark ami expec ted to about 500 newspaper execu­ walkway. grandson, Jimmy. Plans are JA C K S O N V ILLE ( U P I ) — provement program for the TOKYO (U P I ) — Japan'# tives here at 12:30 pm . Wed­ sion tonight to discuss several In other business, th* Com­ fo r ths Jim Shoemakers and Authorities are Investigating next six months, estimated at stay that way for th* next phases o f development. weekend train and mine dis­ nesday. mission will hold a public the Buck Forgusons to have a th« death o f an 18-year-oid $100,000, is expected to be ap day or two. asters, which claimed a total hearing on a request to vacate get-together, girl whoae mangled body was proved Tuesday at the regu­ W ASH ING TO N (U P I) — of 615 lives, turned into • • • * East Street between Cypress found beside a roadway Sat­ lar scssi \ of the Count) Congress took ita Veteran* political issue today. NORFOLK. Va. (U P I) — and Pin* Avenue*, consider On* o f the largest schools In urday after it was run over Commis <n. Day recess today with final Opposition parties charged Theodor* F. Koop, vice presi­ a proposed street resurfacing ths Scminolt County school by a car. Com Mission also will con­ action on civil rights and a that tho government was not dent of Columbia Broadcast­ program and consider bids for system has turned in a total The girl, Identified as Teggy sider the letter of resignation paying enough attention to S h r e v e p o r t , La. (U P D tax cut still far away but ing System, wa* elected presigasoline, diesel fuel and a of $3.10 to the United Fund Jean G riffis of Jacksonville, o f Douglas Stenstrom * * * with administration leaders public safety. Tha charges hit —Jacklyn Myers, stewardess dent o f Sigma Delta Cld dur­ park* tractor. from 62 o f its personnel nt had been released from a pri­ member of the Fast Central in the final 10 days of nation­ aboard the Eastern Airlines talking about otlmr legislative Ry lld c n Glresoa ing the weekend convention of Crooma High School. The per son farm Monday after serv­ Florida Regional Planning al elect am campaigning, giv­ American I-cgion Fair A* th* national journalism socie­ Jetliner that plunged 13,000 achievements. capita g ift averages a little ing a 60-day sentenca for Council; a letter o f apprecia­ Democratic leaders ara not ing tho race against Prim * feet In 3W seconds because of soclatmn mad* a smart move ty. more than 63212 and this drunkenness, creating a dis­ tion from School Supt. R. T. feeling especially unhappy at MIAMI REACH (U P I ) — Minister Hayato Ikeda it* air turbulence: when it changed the date of school certainly merit* the UF turbance and resisting urres*. Milwce regarding attendance " I t was a strange sight, the way things have been go ­ Industrial Commission Chair­ bigegst controversy thus far. th* fair from February to Gold Award. O fficer* said a man told of <sai Seminole County school November, according to John A second train accident to­ weird tiling. People and a ing, although they knuw that man Worley Brown said today NEW YORK (U P I ) — An • * • them he ran over tha girl's children to the "Salute to McCioskcy, president. few small hags and brief- neither nf th* two priority that is massive public rela­ day increased concern over 1H jear-old girl, Bcldi.o StepI.udics Auxiliary of Ginder- liody, but they speculated that Space Science" exhibit *t Or­ Attendance exceeded that of tin, in being held without bail caves were Boating on the items— an ft l billion tax rut tions campaign has rut dis­ safety measures but caused villa Fire Department will the might have been dead al­ lando, and an insurance pro­ other year* even with two for a hearing Thursday in th* ceiling. I had a feeling of ] and civil rights bill—will get abling injuries in Florid* this no serious casualty toll. Only meet at 7:30 tonight at the ready. gram for county property. six persons tsrero Injured. ^through the Renata this year. year by II per rent. important fnobal! games sche­ fatal stabbing of her stepfa- weightlesmess." home nf Mrs. I.ouie Bridges at duled In the city tire same tbrr, John Lee Storey, XI, a 26VO Orlando Drive. week. Gate receipts were 26t)-pmind professional box-r • • • higher than expected, George w ho kms krd out former N o official recognition o f Maybury, assistant treasurer heavyweight champion Eztard Veterana Day her* today. Ona said. Charles in 1955. o f the prim* reasons ia that A slight rainfall faded to Seminole High School draft­ said the adult drafting class from Just last year’* class firms have these young men the American Legion ataged dampen the enthusiasm a fair ing class, taught by Robert held in the evening is well now arc enploycd full time on tho payroll, thus closing its annual fair last week. generates and more people throughout the area. General the gap a little on unemploy­ • • • Schmidt, was host today to attended. passed through the gales on Several iludrnts equipped Electric, State Road Depart­ ment and starting careers i* Seminole County school chil­ representative* of Alartin the first two days than dur­ with llie knowledge gained ment and several smaller a chains Geld. dren somewhat put out, so R. ing the same period one year Company, Orlando. The en­ E. Porter hears, because they ago. Greater interest wai gineers visited the class to had to attend school toslay . shown all around the coun­ review the curricula In an • nil Orange County students ty, McCloskey said, and he FORT LAUDERDALE effort to make a comparison Sad a holiday on felt the animal display was (U P I )—An Indiana congress In the course offered u> Semi­ Day. of a higher quaUty than ever man warned Sunday there nole County with that in Or­ • •• before. wlU be a "deceptive over­ ange County. They arc spe­ Teachers of English Estates The highlight o f the work- throw" of the Fidel Castro cifically interested In how School— a school that won’t long event wa* the Kiwani* regime timed to strengthen these designs will meet In­ aveii be in operation until award, officials said. Kiwamt President Kennedy’s stature dustry standards. Those mak­ 6— have turned in fill to Club donated three gold cups next year. ing the atudy were A. P. United Fund. and these were won by St. Congressman Donald C. Armstrong, chief draftsman; • •• Luke's School tn Slavia for Bruce (R-Ind.) told Voting J. A. Campbell, chief design­ From the l ions Pause the most outstanding boy's Americans for Freedom at er; R. Van Dorm, chief nf word the big membership M l Club, Sanford Junior High the closing meeting of their drafting, and H. E. Handdrive is on. Bill Slringfield for the best Future Farmers annual session here they gartner, supers ivir of design and Carroll Burk# will Association and Boy Scout could expect a change of Cu­ incorporation. tain the two teams. Troop Sot for the top exhibits ban leaders near election Th* fir*t class in drafting Steak going to the winners In their fields. time next year. design vis taught at the lo­ and cold beans to the loser*. The change la date was He said the deception would cal high school last year. It made and caught toms o r-1be simdar to what he called is a two-year course, with I Points will b* gained by tending meeting*, taking ganisation* unprepared. Me- the "paper blockade" of Cuba three hours each day apent itors and obtaining member­ Closkey said the association during the ertsu last year. with the same instructor. The ships. The contest continues had to decline bids (or floor Bruce charged that Ken­ school has equipment for 2U space, but booths were set up nedy has "frequently" misled students. through Dec. It). e •• outside the building. The the American people. Nineteen embryo draftsmen MARILYN HUNT was named the queen of the president said they are look­ Annual convention of the At th* final bujioe** sess­ are enrolled in the morning R. \ AN DOKhN (center), chief-drafting of the Martin Company, W pic­ Seminole High School homecoming during halfing forward to next year's ion, delegates voted to form clasa and 19 in the afternoon. Florida Congress of Parents tured disc liaising designs drawn in drafting clasa at Seminole High School fair, the date will be set fur a national committee to spot- E. 8. Doug.ass. director of time of the "Fighting Seminole*" nnd Wildwood • and Teacbers will be held with (from the left) A. J. Bracken, principal, und A. P. Armstrong, J. A. Novrniber, so plan early. "Wildcats" football game. (Herald Photo) |light Communist*. l county vocational education, N ov. 19-21 al Dayton* Beach Campbell and B. E. llnmlgortner, uf th* Marlin firm. (Herald Photo) Mrs. Robert D. Bee, Longdale, was the winner of a sil­ ver serving service present­ ed fo r corrrctly guessing the number o f inches o f ribbon display at the new Longwood Winn-Dixie. s e e Seminole County's univ*r-| sity slta committee m et thla afternoon to further plana in the county’s e ffo rt to have the new four-year state school lo­ cated in this county. FEC Balks At JFK Order To End Strike Three Twisters Hit Florida During Rains Programs Mark Veterans Day JVU VA A gree On Pact Folks Qualifies Veterans Day Death O f Girl Released From Prison Probed City To Study Plans For Mall * Rocky To Speak County Due To OK Road Work Jap Disasters Campaign Issue Congress Takes Vets Day Off November Fair Called Success Koop Elected Plane Plunge ‘Weird Thing1 Injuries Cut Held Tn Slaying Martin Engineers Visit SHS Drafting Class 'Timed' Ouster Of Castro Seen �» I H I — N o v . 11, m > ■ •W ■ U X IR Iv W J n J v w Atmott*. Ob. (UFO-Plr Dwight D. thinks ■ deadlock presidential ■ a k a Richard H . Bear lake PTA Hears Program On Healih Circle Supper Honors Longdale Couple ■ St. Catherine of was Circle held too annual covered dish supper and soc­ ial at the Knights of Coiumis Hall in Sanford. Guests of honor at tha event wart CPO end Mrs. Gerald who art being transto Kingsville, Tex. Mrs. Sasser, past chairman of the circle, was presented with a statue of Uw Virgin agraad «kk On . Nelson A. BerkstoDat*s prsyssal fa r nwUltagfUt debates between front turners for the toy GOP “I think Goterror locksfalter Is right,’' Ilseahowsr ■aid. "You lava to tkiak of Iks great mass of the Amer­ ican people who ssjr, wo want that la doao that to common asm sal to Had what that aolutioo Is, they eaa bo told oaly by prospective candidates tolling them exactly what they are golag to do.” supper, served buffet style, woo baked beans, spaghetti and m eat sauce, German and American potato salad, string beano, Polish cabbage roll, scolloped potatoes, macaroni and cheese, macaroni Salad, ham, maatloaf, koockwurst, coleslaw, tooaed salad, fruit salad, n ils , bread and butter, cake, coffee and tea. First of Ike’s Memoirs O ut WASHINGTON (D P I) _ •Mandate fo r Change," the fir s t ' Installment e f Dwight D. Elsenhower*! memoirs o f his White House years, woa published today — another .landmark In tha form er presi­ dent's highly successful lit­ erary career. Tha 160-page book lisa boon chosen as a selection e f tha Literary Guild Book Club. | Legal Notice ISatlee far M i a Tha Hoard nf f o u n ts f o m ■lla lanart at BSmlaal* County, Florida, w ill reeelvt seeled bid* at the ertle* at Arthur W. Been with, Jr., Clerk, la the Courthouse at lUnfnrd, Florid*. 09 to 1:1# F. M., Mon­ day, Noyembsr 15, 1JU for furnishing a Dry Procsss, Whltsprlntsr. Hpseirisatlou n t y he ob ­ tained la the iemlnola County Sonin* Of fie*. Court Home, ■inford, Mondays ihrouoh F r i ­ day* from tit* A. M. to sits P> M. Hide Id be enclosed la a esaled snvslapa plainly marksd on the outside "Bid for furnlshtnn Dry Pros***, Whiteprinter, opea November M. H. C. Hopkins Service Held fu n era l Services for Her­ bert Chase Hopkins, 13, who died Thursday night, were held today. He resided at Mao W illow Ava. He was b o n la Salvia, lad., lad earns to Sanford from Columbus, Ohio. Ho was s retired school teacher. He waa a member of the Men’s Bible Clasa of ths First Methodist Church, the Sportsman’s Club sod the Social Corner Club. Hs ia aurvlved by m e son Capt. W. A. Hopkins, USN, stationed la Arlington, Va. and oos daughter, Mr*. Bet­ ty K. Ogden Jr. of New York City. fu n era l service* were held at 11 a. m. today at Brlmon Funeral Home with the Rev. John T . Adam* officiating. Burial win be at a later date. 1M1nids will he opsnad Tuesday, Novsmber >1. ISSS at l#:M A M. or as sooa thereafter aa postI tile, at a msetln* to bo hold In the County Commission M ts lln * Room la tho courtbout* at Oeaford, Plorlda. Tb* rle ht Is rsssrvsd to w tlv a sny trrsgularltt** or tachnlcalillee In bids and to tojset any or all bid*. Board of County Commlstlonsrs aemlnsle County, Florida J. C Hutehteon. Chairman My Arthur N. Bsehwllk, Jr. Clsrh rublleh Nov. II, I I, li s t, coo-n in n t n c i a c r r r c o u r t o p TMR SMTIH J C D lrtA I. CIO. e i r r . ist a n n f o r i u i . NOI.R COUNTY, FLO RID A In Chnnrvyy No, ISMS FOMtlt'MIll'HM OF MtlRTUAOM p.niB c o u n t t a a v i n rt • BANK, a Hsw Torb Corpora* ItOB Plaintiff VI ANTONIO I T A r r i K R O and I ’ liriX IB MTAPPIBIIO, hi* wlfs n*f*n<1*nl* NOTICR TO A P P R S H T * i i* ii ri, i, ui » t A r r i s ; n o Addrsst Unknown You ar* hsroby nntlflsd that a fom p ts ls t .to For*clu»* * rrrloln morlns** nn tho fnllowing dsscrlbsd prnporty, lowllt l-ul II of Block *»", KAHTBItOOK NIJUDIVIPllJN t’ N tr SO. TIVIC, » « r irdln* to III* Plot »k*r*of a* r*rord*d In Pint ll "„k W. I '* g «* 10 *n.| II, Public lt*rnrd« nf d«mlnolo County, Flurl'la fo|*lh*r with tn* fiillowin* l i m n o f prop*rly which oro I... *t*d In «nd p*rm*n*niljr In. 0'*ll* d «• a part of tha lm|iruv«mmlo nn mid land hot po in t k l u c t n u: Dill >I*-IN RANOR U otiK I. lontrtan a citiA t. h im I.L'XAirtK rU IIN A C K W I T H DUCT# MOD Cl, HO- via h « * b«*n fi!*S seslnat you and you ar t rsqulrsd to mrvo * r.ipy of your An»w*r or Pl**<|. In* lu tho Comploiul on tho l-UIntlfCo attornoy, D A M Kl, j , ].*Ft3VIIK of Warrick. Caralll A lA K otrt, ( I * Wiat pairt'tnhi Avtnut P. O lint I l f, Winter Park, Plorlda, and fils tho original Antwtr or PltadIn* III lh* otflca of th* i;l«rk o f lh* Circuit Court on or bo1*r* tbs l l t h day of Dscombar, 1»SI. I f you fall to do so, J idmntni ' by dofault will ba ( , k « n aealnit you for ths ro­ ller dsuiooiltd In tSa Complaint. dumb and o n D x m w D la Charubsrs at lanrord, riurlda. this Ith day af November, m i. (S R A M Arthur M. Rtohwuti, J r, Clsrh Byi Martin T. Vlhlsn input? Clsrh I 's n ltl J. U t f t t i t nf w a r h ic k , c a h u i u , a ;.trrvR K f. O 111 I K ait Waal Fairbanks A y * nut Wtatsr Park, FlorUla Publish Nov. LI, It; U A D*u. a m i S N -M 1 r * ■ j« 4 « r :4 I S . . _____ __ jh y * * r Legal Notice N O T i r n OP PBHLIO HrtARINH Nolle* 1* h*r»by nlv*n, Board nf County Cquimlmlnn tr* o f B*mlnnlo County, FtorIda. proposa In ysiona tha fnl. low Inn d**crlb*d prop*rly ion«d A-t Agrldiiltura In C-d r o m m *r*l»l: Th* n I*# ft, of Lot *1. Bt. Jnwph'a Hubdtvl*. Ion Further d**crib»d ■* lylns nn th* N aid* of A « . «*. K nf f . l r m n ' t nubdlvlslon *nd *pprntlm alily 5J0 ft. 13 of Hit. It-15. Puldto h*arln* will ho hold In th* »*mlhol* County Court Itnu**. tsnfnrd, Florid*. In lh* County Commlt*lnn*r* Rnom. on Nov*mh*r I*. I t l * »• A.M. nr soon th *r**ft«r a* pomlbl*. Board « f C»unty Comml*■lunar*, Semliuil* County, Florida By J. C Rutchlion. Chairman Atttot Arthur Rorhwtth. Jr riin[,IHt|: Nov. II. 1*51. an o-n Ntrrica nr iu h Untie* |i h*r*by xlvan that pursuant l*> th* final Star** of foreclosure *n4 ■*!• *nt*r•4 In lh* raua* panilng In lh* Circuit Court in » n i for Nrmlnnl* County, Plorlil*, cat* ilurkat number 1J199. Ill* un4*r*lnn*4 Clark will *•!! lh* property *lluai*4 In m I4 County 4*>crlb*4 *•: Uni II. SOUTH pin k CURST. Thlr4 Addition, a ■uhdlvlilon. according to a plat Ihtraof r,nord*d In Plat Hook 11, F i x * •» »n4 ( I of lh* I'ubllo llecurita of h*mlniil« County, MnrI. 1a. Tog*tk*r with Ik* rollowlnx 1t*n<* nf pr.ip*rly whl. h *r* lor*tx t In *n4 p*rm*n«ntly In•lall*4 ** a part nf th* lmpruv*m*nt* on **t't taii.l! tin* ON «*l*.•<!!.-> 5t Mat. lint Watvr tl**t*r, Mn4*1 VlVIAIUln.il, A*rlal FAT911994; On* (1. B. (* U «trto) lluttt-ln Ov*n. 5|.h1*I J , .i:ltlliiSerliil VltiMJ l i t ; On* chaise* falaolrlnl K lichen Kihaunt Kan i On* Otj (*t*i;|rlc) Flultt-lit r u n K*. Model JSSSItlMn, Heel.I X 11*11501; On* (111 (tlcctrlc) lt*frl«>rat«r. Mo­ del UtAtll*. Serial H i . Mu* Vaiiallan lllin.U. iii * i * i. m*nuf*«tur*d by Mankarlk ill* ** A Paint Company, Sanford, Flor­ ida. T »e * th * r with all *truotur*> and liuprot*m*nta n o * and h*r*att*r uu *al4 land, and flslur** attachad lh*r*ti>, and all r*ntA l**u**, fruc**da, and prutlta accruing and to aocrua fr.uii *ald prvml***. all of which art Included within tha rnragnl ng d**crlptlon and th* kab*iiduiu th*r*of; also all ■«*, iiiam. *l*cirlu. water and othtr haatlns, cooklnx r*trl|*ratlon. lighting, plumb­ ing, vanlUallng, Irrigating, and pow*r ayitirn*. machine*, nppllnnc**, flituraa. and at.purt*nnncf*. which now ar* or m*J h*r*aft*r p«rlnln to, or b* u**d with. In. er on said premia**, avail though th*y b* d*tack*d or dtlathabl*. at publlu *al*, to lh* hlgb**l and k«at htddar far cash batw**n ths kaur* of *l*t*n o'clock la tb* forsuuon and two o'clock in in* an*rnoon on tha let u day « t Nuvanibar, IMS, at tk* Front Door of lha Maoilnolo County tNiurthousa t « ganturd, Florida IBt'AI.) Arthur u u.cknitu. Jr. Clark of tk# Circuit Court By Uar 'ka T. VlbDn Hopuly Clark Publish Nov. It. 1 » « , u »o - s J E L L Y By SUrtoy Members of the Bear Lake • Apple-Grape • Apple-Raspberry; Elementary School P T A met • Apple-Straw berry last Tuesday evening in the school auditorium to bear an interesting panel dlscusaion on Your Choice! "Y o u r CBOd’a Health." Allen Aetor, program chair­ HtaM ■ UMy eampromlM to Following tha rapper, Jtov. ST,bo « W'<m WUliam J. Trainor, pastor of the Orareh of the Nativity, "Be la, after all, a very tod the group hi singing fav­ orite old Irish melodies sod Mkul ifCOTl type of fellow,” Rises- also sang a solo number for PHM bowsr said Sunday of t the group. P la a television Interview, Special! SbHb m man, led Dr. Tom Taylor and 18-Oz. Rev. James Ridgeway, pastor Glass of the Church, topic. Lockhart in Methodist dlscuuing the Preceding the program the business meeting waa con­ ducted with Richard Lath ky, president, presiding. Devo­ tions were given by Mrs. L. C. Tlnaley. Mrs. Kay Viet#, ways and means chairman, mad# her report on the successful sup­ CPO AND MRS. GERALD BASHER wars guests of honor nt a covered per sponsored by the PT A dish supper and social held Monday evening by Longwood’a S t Catherine recently at tha school. Mrs. of Siena Circle of the Church of the Nativity. Pictured with them is Fr. Viets also discussed the up­ (Herald Photo) William J. Trainor, pastor of the church. coming magaiine sale to be­ Memberi and guests at­ and Mrs. William DeRosa. gin Nov. U which will con­ Arrangements for use of the tending included Mr. and tinue, through Dec. 3. All pro­ M ri. Vincent Militello, Mrs. Knight* o f Columbus facilities ceeds from this year's pro­ under direction of Vetter Elgin, Miss Sadia Me- w e r e jects will go toward purchas­ Hale, Miss Winnie McHala, Chuck Tournoux, of the coun­ ing books to fulfill the school By J a m Casselberry Mr*. Agnes Willis m i, Mr. cil activities commlltce, who library needs for an accedlA called meeting of Amer­ and and Mrs. Howard Wcit- waa assisted by M e l v i n ican Legion Auxiliary Memor­ ted rating. brook, Mias Josepbine Mayo, Thompson, George Dsbbi, principal, an­ ial Unit 2Sil for the purpose of Mr. and Mra. Orlsod Fox, planning Ihe year'* program nounced that the PT A Conven­ Mr. and Mr*. John Kennedy, wlU he held Thursday at the tion to be held In Daytona, Mrs. John MacFarlane, Mr*. home of Ihe prriMent, Mrs. Nov. IB-21, will be for any Barbara Shannon, Mr. and Harold Kryder, 11W Lake member of tho association Mr*. Lennox Fay, Mr. and who may be interested in at­ Drive in Ca.uelberry. Mrs. Jofm Stsnklewlcs, Mr. tending. Elected as a dele­ Ail members are urged to and Mrs. Myrl Blankenship, attend and brtng along any gate from the school to at­ Mrs. Joseph Dean, Mrs. Co­ tend the County Council of lombo Farina, Mr. and Mra. B. C. Morton Organization friendi who are eligible to Schools, at a date to be an­ Zeno Hyland, Mr. and Mrs. volume in Ihe Sept. 30 quart­ Join. was Mra. Memtiers who have not as nounced later, Tracy Estes, Mr. and Mra. er—traditionally the (inancislGarland Sbaw, Mr. and M ri. sales field's slowest period of yet renewed their membership James Nichols. Clay Carroll, aixth grade Joseph Hopkins, Mr. and Mra. the year — was almost tfiOO,- are reminded to do eo before teacher, won the attendance Robert Drinko, Mra. Anne 000 higher than during the Nov. 20. banner. First grade mothers Hopkins, Mrs. J. W. Hicks three months ended June 30. Iiascnji dogs cannot bark, presided for the refreshments This was announced by though they can make a period preceding the meet­ llarry Eehelberger, Ssnford'a whining aound. ing. resident manager of II. C. R.T. Milwee, County School Superintendent, and member Morton’s financial • service o f the Board of Trustees will center here. According to the area sale* present the program at Tues­ day’s meeting of the English executive, combined volume of Estates P.T.O. which will be the firm ’s more than <5 cen­ held at B p. m. In tha audt ters nationwide totaled $21. turium ut the South Seminole 6oo,loi during the third quart Elementary School at Caaicl er, compared with $21,019,306 tor tha previous period. berry. Meeting Called By Unit 256 Business Briefs Milwee To Speak For Women in White! Legal Notice t v t i i m c v r c i i t m i n r «tt* TIIH Pth J I M I I t A I . l l l l t l l T IN AVD FOR SPIWIVIII.H t ill t n , FLORIDA IN r l l . t t t ' K N V NO. ISM* MoCAtllHI AN M O It T U A O r . I'OMPANT. INC, a Florida coriMiratlon, rialntlff. vs. WII.I.IAM Ktror.NH T Il K P T O Il and UAItHAIIA KI.I.IIN THICPTOR. hi* wlf*. and CHAHLKB II. IIAI1DKN and MAHT II IIAUDRN, hi* wlf*. Defendant*, v y r i c n TO IIF.FKVD OH OR. l i c i t OK PI RI.lt* ATII1N SUIT FOR FORK* I.OSI HK T il l W I L L I A M KL'OKNE T IlE P T u n . T N I. USN. and ntH BARA ELLEN T R E P T o n . hi* wlf*. I'ACFLT 1. * » d - r * h l p Kl*ld T o m , W M T V AC r/d Cnminan.lsr N a v a l Furr**, Japan Fl**l l*o*l Uffh-w n*n Franeltco, California TOC. WILLIAM EINTENB TIIE 1TOR *n.l IIAIUtAltA KL. I.K.N T R E P T o n . * r . hereby notlflad that a Complaint for Kur*clo*ura o f Murtgaga ha* h««n fll*d against ynu, and you ar* raqulra.l In ear** a Copy of your A newer ar Plsadln*a to ih* Complaint on lh* Plaintiff* attorney, Joseph M Klliaer*ld, I I * s*curlty Trust llulldlng, Miami If. Florida, and HI* th* original Anewar or Pleading tn Hit offtea o f Ih* Clatk of lh* Circuit Ceiurt nn nr hafor* th* l ! l h day ut l>t(»nih*r, A. I t, I H I If you fall to do as. Judgmant by dafautt will ba laktn against you fur th* r r l l i t d*man.l*d In (h* l.'umplalnt. Th* daarrlptlnn of th* real proparty |.t«i'**d*d again*! la: U.t In. Block II. WUO{>M K ft 13 P A R K 1ND IlK1*1.AT. aoourdlng to plat Iherauf recorded In Plat Hook li, P ag* is, Pubtio llacur.l* nf Ssmlii.il* Coun­ ty. Klorlda; T o n i r n i K f t w i t h tn* foll ow­ ing daa.'rlkad auulpnianti t Q.K Rang* — Modal JM«! V .-lariat No. VU I t l 31 l II 13. Ilafrlgsralor — 5to<1*1 T A 1 I ] V atrial No. HV SSIIIO This nolle* shall b* publlah•d one* aaeh weak for four cunaacutlva watka In lha la a ford llarall DONE AND ORDERED at Hanford, Msmlnola C o u n t y , Florida, thla Stb day of Novauvbar A. D. l t « I . (SEAL) Arthur K llackwlin. Jr, Clark. Circuit Court By: SUrtha T. Vlhlan tiapuly Clark Juaaph 51. Kllsgarald I t * riacurlly Truat llulldlng Miami 51, Klurlda Fllankllu 1-4*15 Publlah Nov. 11, II. M A Dec. I. I » ( l Ladies Session SK A T IN G I to Grow old learning thing new evtry thy, S t e a k ^ 9 9 (2 Lb. Bag 77c) “Super-Right” P U R E PORK S a u s a g e ^ SPECIAL! 3 9 3 0 0 ,0 0 0 Jana Parker I,em(m or Blackberry Plaid Stamp G IV E A W A Y Prlsae to be gives away this wcekl ^SAVE 1st PRIZE 2nd PRIZE 10c ^ l»/2-Lb. E ach ...... Special! Jane Parker Gold or Marbto Ut Pound Cake IN Special! Jane Parker Frexhly Baked Glamour Bread A&P 43* MONiY SAVING MID MONTH 25,000 Plaid Stamps 10,000 Plaid Siampa PLUS Free Plaid Rtampe G ive* Away Every Hoar Be Kura To Register For The let I gad h i m That Will Be Given Away SATURDAY, NOVEMBER I I C O FFEE S A LE! MB. M M - g N | 4 B O 3 - ‘ |45 3^*159 in. * | 4 # 3 MO |WF T H E Y NEV E R SEE POLISH — W A SH ’EM — Hush Puppies' MILS. K A T H L E E N K o y n o 1da, preniilent, ntinouncuti tho Demo­ cratic Woman'i Cl ub of Komi nolo C o u n t y will h e n r Kcyiatrnr Cnmlllit Bruce n t ID H.m. Tliurndny nt the home n f Slrn. I t o y Tillln on MngnoliH Ave.nue. E D E C r K E E W ITH BREATHIN' BRUSHED PIGSKIN CASUAL tMOU er woivuiv 798 ANFORD 'HOE Q fw i& h 207 W. lit ST. TUESDAY-ONLY ■ I Doz. Med. Grade-A-EGGS I $10 OR MORE PURCHASE Special! Marcal PASTEL NapkinS“- 1 0 EA 2-3071 Sanford's A N N PAGE M A R Y LA N D Mayonnaise FR IED C H K K EN is now under the management of A1 Constantine, opened 1'lorida’n original MARYLAND FRIED CHICKEN On llwy. 17-92 * in Fern l>nrk. who SPECIAL T IM S C L IP WEEK TH IS QT. JAR COUPON Hood for $100 on the purchase of SKATING RINK i bucket or a barrel 4 9 FA N C Y - RED - YORK APPLES 4 £ 3 9 * FRESH GREEN Crisco-OIL C A B B A G E ■« O FF 38ozBt i ONLY Melodee Itl). 'Super-Right” Heavy Western Beef TOP ROUND some­ 3 W ednew duy ONOKA 3 5 5 3 LB. 5 ‘ APPLE - KEG SWEET ELECTRIC CORN POPPER $2.99 CIDER - t 9 9 VowdriMM ci i i tnw with PLAID STAMPS I’rlcte lu thU ad * r r |mot through Wodoradej, Notcm- h*r 11. tVA.1. 2701 — Orlundu Ave. Sunfurd. Fla, Located At Highway 17-92 At 27th St. �-fe g r b Now. 11, 1963 — Pnff« 3 Smoking Moms Give Birth To Smaller Babies £ WASHINGTON Quick” " ' _ T ' Saves Couples' Lives ^ N OTICE MEMPHIS. Tenn. (U P D — |straddling some r a i l r o a d| wouldn’ t stop," said Eddie. A quick thinking truck driver Hacks. I lie whipped out two (lares i; %-:*<■ svhi- 'ho* w P PiMie 4V of Hen- from his truck and dashed .^ nncr - nrivstwI J ,r *on’ K7-. * » hauling hii down ,0 ,ne tracks where ha » ofr a young Arm y private . 1 ' 1 . . . . . . " ... rig behind a car driven by waved the train down. It stop­ and his wife who lay injured Pvt. Richard T. Dillard, 20, ped snd trainmen hrlped him Sunday in a wrecked ear and his wife. Carolyn. 19, who pull the couple from the were on their way hume In wrecked car. Memphis from Ft. Campbell. (U P D —One W of the nation'! leading obste- Long Haul triclans says cigarette smok­ ing by expectant mother* re­ LEIGHTON B U Z Z A R D , England (U P D — Frank Wheeldon. a 26-year-old real estate agent, won a five-pound (SID bet by riding the 35 miles from here to London on a 100-year-old wooden pedal cycle. sulted in births o f sm aller In­ fants. Dr. Paul B. Underwood Jr., • ( Charleston, S. C „ made the statement in one o f several research reports presented at Ky. BEG IN N IN G MON., N O V. 18 Our Buainewa Hours Will He: MON. thru FRI. OPEN 7:30 A. M. CLOSE 3:00 P. M. SAT. Huge Potato OPEN 7:30 A, M. CLOSE 12:00 NOON The car blew a tire ami IIARCO DB AVILA, Spuin crashed through a bridge, (U P D — A 4.4-pound potato plunged down an embank­ was harvested here. ment and landed In the path or a fast-moving Louisville ft Nashville passenger train. The Chinese invented tiM " I was scared to death it lirst true paper in 105 A.D. Senkarik Glass & Paint COM PANY, 2 lt INC. Magnolia F A 2-1622 ^ t b e annual meeting o f the American College o f ObsteMctaaa and Gynecologists. Under wood, head o f the South Carolina Medical Col­ lege obslctrics and gynecolo­ gy department, laid a survey showed that the heavier the amoker, the smaller infants Were at birth. f He said 4,WO women repre­ senting more than 18.000 pregnancies were interviewed between 1960 and 1963. Those, questioned were divided into groups of smokers snd n smoker*. The women who smoked w art then separated as to the quantity of cigarettes used— a half pack, one pack and Q more than a pack a day. Underwood said the study showed that women who did­ n’t smoke gave birth to hcav icr Infants than did mothers who smoked only a pack a day. He said even smaller in fants were born to women who smoked more than pack a day. • Legal Notice iv m s : i m i l it n il h t ok I III. TDK M V r il J l III! I I I . r t i t , iv vvii s o n « kvii. M ill: in i v r v , i t .inline l\ ( I I V V I I I H V M l. IILVM n V IV A lin HTANTON Mivm. r u in t iff, VI. KEVA MOHS. I>#fini1int A O T ic r o r * i it v i » i it e v a .virwa, i i i ’.t Dtiii> m Avenue d.iuth. I'tmrU.tan. W ««t Vlrulnl.> YOU A Its: tlK IIK IIT .MiTIKIt-ai 1041 « Com|>lalnl fur Dlvorra »*•! oshrr rrilr f Ii4v b n n flint » 4 -aln«t you In lli» sh.n* vlyl*1 Court and you art hereby r*i|Ulr<-,l to aarve a copy of your Anvwrr or oilier ilefenie lo Iho I'oioplnlot upon I hr ru iu tirr* Attorney. k . j a c k box IIAAoZi:. A ii o rii -y at Law, : : 0 North Oran** AveMir. Bulla ti. Orlanilo, ahrange County. Florida. and fil* lb* An tw «r or defenee In • original tha offlca of lha Clerk of lha Circuit Court on or before lha 11th day of Utw n i i i r . 1»*1. A. O. I f you fall to <tn eat Judament by Default a III be taken against you for thr ra* llaf prajed for In tha Con'r taint ami »;ild a-an.a will han proceed E l Partr, some anp o n t o : it no. Hanford. Florida. till- at till .lay • r N»vamhar. 1»«J, A. D. (J E M .I Arthur It. Beckwith, Jr. Clark Circuit Court ft Seminole County. Florid* By: Alartha T. VIM»a Urputy Clark Tuiw Off|.-»» K. JA.'KtION IIAAM/.B Suita I I ISO North ftrange Avenue Orlando, Klorld* 1'ublleti No*. It, IS, 3* A OSW S. 1M1. cno-J J • Quantity Rlgfctt — fifcws (Soocf rtvai Nov*mber t4rt| m •TO— , me- — COPTR|«ieT — I H I Y BIRD SALE SCIENCE CLUB (above), Latin Club ami the sophomore ctfm float* were ndjuclgeil the winners in Fridny ufternoon’s Seminole High School homecomimr parade prior to the football gume when the “ Fighting Semiroles" clobbered the Wildwood •‘Wildcats** 34-14. (Herald Photo) Nursing Service Explained For Longwood Club Women 400 E . F ir s t 81. French A r t . A 23th. Palmetto Ave, ft 3rd St. Colonial Brand Quick Frozen . . Reg. 39* health ebuirmnn. presented lly Donna Eaten Mrs. Grate Fisher, county a skit with questions and an­ public health nurae, and Mrs. swers on proper uses and rare F. Gilbert, a muse who ro- of foods. Report* from vari­ aiilca in the area, were guest ous chairmen were presented. The County Council wilt hold speakers at the regular monthly meeting of the Long- ita instulullion on Dec. tl at Demonstration wood Home Demonstration t h e H o m e Center in conjunction with the Club last Thursday. •Mrs. Fisher and Mrs. Gil­ annual Christmas Party. The Longwood Club will be bert explained duties of the public health nurse and tin- in churge o f registration and service* available to Seminole installation. M r s , F r a n k County rraidenta including Stcudcl, second vice president, home nursing ami the fee for will be installing chairman. Assisting will be .Mrs. George iiur-ing cure In the home. F ifty women attended the Uttu and Airs. Pierce. Hottest for the Thursday meeting whieh wits conducted by Mis. Felix Mt-ge, presi­ meeting was Mrs. U. It. Gray, dent. Miss Myrtle Wilson, who, with her committee, dec county agent, gave a talk on orated tables in the them* of foods and nutrition. Her tup­ Thanksgiving. The next meeting will be on les included . "H ow do you Dec. 6 ut which time the club's Spend Most of Your Money . . . on Food or Drugs;11 “ High unnuul Christmas Party will and Low Caloric* fo r llresk- take place. fa st;" "Proper Dessert* and Beverages" and "H i# Total Cost and Differences in Cal­ oric*.'1 Mrs. Charles Pierre, on be­ half of the l.ongwood Club, expresed appreciation to .Mis* Wilson for her aervirr* to the county'* home demonstration club* stating that these serv­ ice* nto Invuluable to all home milk era In the county. A home demonstration club is nut just another club, the pointed out, but li an organ­ ization o f homemakers inter­ OPEN FRIDAY ested in Increasing their knowledge and skill, improv­ ing surtounding* in home* ami communities and developing _ _ . .. _ leadership and a wholes...... Ij yj | £ happy, aatislying life for family members. Mr*. Ralph N • w r o in e r, PVT. LOVE E. Sigeniort* Jr., .huh of Mr. ami Mr*. L. K. Sigcmore, 3906 Old Orlatnl Hoad, iiit.H commenced six month* active duty training with the Army as part of his Army Reserve enlistment. He is assigned to Com­ pany l>, toils lilt., 3th Trg. Reg, Fort Jackson, £i. C. TURKEYS 4 9 ' 3 9 Quack Froian ond Fully dartxd ban* mih aJd nca. tanalar onii iuacy Car "A" Quack Frotrn ond tufty W«Mad U la * lb mg. **J • OOO TH*H6 noVlM IW I l t « SB — SI A T A N Y W IN N -D P tU Iwni I H Eitra Ti* Viln Slnfi WITH Tlfft COVJIXJN AtaO fUltCMAU Ot An Appaintmanl for Evamng Brala# Sarvisa CBn^kr.- ia s w i’ " Wnmvn Frotsn gaava tor * raal ate now and ba mm * gaftVng ana. . ». STANUARU Oysters Can 49 | Cheese«». 29 I Bread 2 Louvrek 0 1 I 8 -or. DIXIE DAPLItKj ENRICHED 14-or. 0 4 f FRtSKIES Its tfl Ir s u tW Grade " A " Q v k k ? ir e $ t o n * NYLONAIRES *4 ^ ^ # I ■ ■ ■ . I T ■ 6.70-13 ,ub#d '^ e ■ ■ | Usswt 4 con* please, ol this price. . . MUELLER'S ELBOW ; v -v a a -1 FRESH , Pumpkin Pie G R EEN FAMILY SIZE B lackball Irada-I* Ura aN yaur aar WHITEWALLS »2 MORE or TM-u Tubeless Blackwells >12' Frlrrd a* shnnn at Firralunr Sturm; rnm prlithrly prira-al at Fircaluar Dratrr and at all arrvk r •taliiin* dlaplaying thr Firrabm* *iia . ill ^ 3 5 :j ... MORTON FROZEN 29' ^ ^ V T I u s lai ™ Fnaaan 70s REFUND Wa.rta yna p n iia a of • W-D 1 7 -2 1 B iu d TufVty and 23-tl mil Lb. Avf. Alcoa Un i t Dufy Ahmauan foal. Circle price paid Far tur­ key an codi regi .ter tap- Mod top# and Driirr PackagMiu label latiri fioni IS" 18" Akua Akm Wrap lo to 1 0 -1 4 434J, . . A ^ ^ ALCOA WRAP BOX 436J, CLINTON, IOWA. CLINTON. IOWA,_______________ Lh" A * » " ^ taka m on th s to pay Low Prtern•High Quality Mr. lliuinmaman — Be sure you're represented in the Yellow Page* — the best w a y to tell people Itow to find you. Smart Shoppers heed the advice to “ Let your fingers do the walking . . . Read the ads. . . Learn the tacts. . . 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Quack Fratan and Sully dranad. CHECK OUR SEW TELEPKOSE DIRECTORY CLOSES SOON LARGE H EA D S CABBAGE PAN-REDt BREADED S H R IM P 10-or. PKA 59' Fa n cy Golden Bantam Sweet CORN UUFAm LET Y O U R F IN G E R S D O T H E W A L K IN G M O F IN I whar* your dollar buys MILES more FIRST & FRENCH Sanford FA 2-0211 Ijo ii£ e t Cc sm i£e ef/eStU’tum e and a S ta m p f a eOe'ttf • % 1 1 rf*f-4f 1 ii ill. -ii iT - 4 �■ujor military leader*. Mtetion bow to thnt mOI* • wfll bow, bIbco the Into Dint nuuthl to recent yuan to dtvida Ms military lender- The oysibol of D tn ^to n M d ac opprenatone v u Ms brother, Ngo Dtah Nha, Mo chief adviser aad toad ef theeecret H f e t a j Mi l — a Ktra, wboot the coup nmti BtJOtrav- He to Jerome Battb, a Mytar-old Negro final New Orleans, who to ■ field aecretary and ergaatoar f e r C O M - tto Ceeralttea ee Raetol Equality—aad tto Ad­ vancement of Colored People. He was one ef tto original freedom rldcra in the South. He feu been arrested IS or IS limes, to says, Imprisoned three months in Mississippi & suf*e w u h q m c c for breach of the puce. Yoeng Smith to appearing Tito wnh-harrasaed Buddhtota, w ham priN T O pa;* Mat of tbo pop. trtattoa, iw is r to btliewe that tW r Into erttoal Is oror. Some who wore JalM kata low boon released. ^ T k e a Diem took ewer la 1MI m M b eowtry’i lin t president, proctihnfng a republic, hopes w ere lush. Hie sturdy BAtkmnliara encouraged the Week to believe he could keep the little bb U ob safe from Communiat an- wo«M la ths end M ac vWtovy. For tha Vtot Co m fatten* on the dtoaaa> teat of tho Vietnamese. Perhapt, nurertheloM, optimlam is tha note to atrUu b o w . Change brines hops, sad we have had gnat dungs in Viat Nam. It’s Bottled Health tude and feres ef tho heart, tho mesa movement of tho Mood, the output ef tha heart and the efficiency ef the cir­ culation," one madtoa comapparently, is ea ergaatoatlon •ailed the Phyrieianf Wine Appreciation Society. I have at hand a preea re* leeee reporting that six mamhen of tho eoclety recently nude a tour e f the vtoeyerde e f Portugal. Thle stimulating hit ef news v u accompanied by a compendium of Ultimoaisle to tho medicinal powers o f tho grapo end the grain. I gather that practitioner* o f tto heallag avU from Hlppoeratae on dowa have been tonpmaad by the therapeutic qualities ef bottled eplriu. Bom* of them appear to Hooch also was credited with Improving digestion, re­ ducing tensions and proawtIng sleep. It likewise wee rep­ resented as having beneficial effects In cases of arthritis, gout, disbetss, eld ago and the common cold. A test carried out by a bio­ the next best thing to a phial logist wte said to have Indlcatsd that moderate drinker* e f penicillin. waye tfeo hat ward fat o tlfle accuracy, but title certainly gave ms a new epoethu ef fermented m enrollv* prepertiee under clinical condition*, I repaired t* the health bar at tho Na­ tional Press Gub for laborstorial study. I t was amaslag t* eee as many health-soaking Journal­ ists lined up In the taproom to receive shots, gome were getting shots of bourbon| eth­ er* abets e f scotch. I talked with one patient who was Improving Me circu­ lation with a martial. We dicutetlea was M good It •von showod hi hto eyeballs. 1 wouldn't ha surprised if tho bartendon get arrested for practicing medkino with- sieved by such bad habits as stealing or smoking or drink­ ing or using dope or pro­ fanity. You parents should thua be euro you train your youngsters ■o they will be addicts of good hahlta instead of bad. Bemembor, in adult life, we are all alavee to our past habitat So the basic secret of success la to make sure at tha outsst that we select and practice good habits till wo automatl- CABB 1-4011 B u s s e l l Hlrechmaa to on* of tto top officials ef the Indiana Beil Telephone Company, He to also most active in church end civic affairs la hto home city of Indianapolis. But when to finished col­ lege sad started to work for nowadays haven't tod Bussell Hlrschman'o superb training wee given the Jab e f collect­ In honesty. ing tto seine from pay toteOne ef the leading church colleges In Indiana recently found that over 60 per cent of the senior class admitted to cheating on exams. And that figure nma up to On the surface, Italians vary factors mentioned above Nennl to set up a governing 76 per cent for many other and some of it political where­ center-left coalition. A previ­ never had had It so good. colleges 1 Wages ware up end sales of in Italy's largo Communist ous attempt under former Pro- I Yet cheating on oxams to automobiles, refrigerators and party saw its greatest stones actually stealing! It to a di­ mler A mintore Fanfani col- : television eets were booming. since IM i, rect violation of one of the Events of tho next few lapsed after tost April SB elec­ Unemployment — not count­ Ten Commandments. ing the unemployable! — was weeks would determine Italy's tions In wbkh the Communists And shoplifting to now pkksd up a million votes. Immediate future. down almost to ssro. widespread, with the bulk of Politically, the question was Caught In the ensuing tugAnd of ths nations of West­ It by teen-egersl ern Europe, only West Ger­ whether Italy's largest polit­ of-war were the Nennl Social­ Alas, when caught, they many end Franc* had more ical party, tho Christian Dem­ ists who In their party con­ Show little chagrin at being ocrats, could or would renew gress this week will he ashed money In the bank. thieve*, hut are shnply irked But underneath there was Ita partnership with tto left- to decide whether to continue because they were detected I trouble, some o f it due to the wing S o c i a l i s t s o f Fletro their ties with the Communist Bad children usually Indi­ party or accept a sufficiently cate tod parental moderate stand as to permit And many parents are tod O UR BOARDING HOUSE renewal of ttoto partnership because ef their sins of omis­ with the Christian Democrats. sion, for few parents deliber­ * 6 * 0 , OSWALD, 1 1 The Communist part la the HOWIVfltLMlSSl / ately tutor their children to )— AND MR6J C campaign followed a familiar lltllo i HOOPLfc S \ pattern of etrikes and viol­ Bo tend for my "Behavior hvJUL Be 60 A-Aence, Including one particular­ Tost for Teen-Agers," enclos­ U ow A F P oin reos ly violent demonstration la iVAT YDUH 4HOR1 ing a long stamped, return jl6 !A 'V / Y i6 ,& « 1 Rem* end resulting Injury is envelope, plus 20 cents. Use 1/expected Ya) 160 Roman polk*. It to help "bend the twig" 7 to ue o o r fr i A pawn In the struggle to early! /GlitSX FORA IN tha Italian economy whose iF O R tN IQ lffirC l (Always writ* to Dr. rise has been among the meet Crane In cere ef thto aewespectacular of all tto lorepcan Common Market s e n ­ tries. Fart of tho price paid by the Christian Democrat* in the last experiment* with centerleft government waa agree­ ment to Socialist demands for nationalisation of tha slsctrk power industry. The result was an Invest­ ment panic which saw capital • Carpets • Furniture Investment fall a quarter of a a Tito * Plano# billion dollars below estimates • Rental Beds and n flight of money to 8wit­ ter Load. At tha earn* Urns, n tight labor market touched off a My Sincere wage-price spiral which in "1 turn started a consumer haem. w v TH A NK S * » I'stf* 4 Sanford, Florida Mon., November 11, 1963 Consumer spending contin­ ues t* be the largest single T* All The Voters factor in tto Italian srenemy but also contlncss to he n mix­ Of Buford For Their ed blearing. This year for tto Veto Of Confidence ftrat time since tto lM0*a Italy will show a deficit in Ita In n e Nev. Mb City balance *4 payments ea merit o f the heavy flow of imports. Phil Newsom Soys . . . paper, encloeleg a long stamped, addressed enve­ lope ead 20 cents to caver typiag sad prlating rests when yea seed for one of his booklets.) sorshlp of the leadership Conference on Civil Rlghta. This (a e federation of U church, labor union and Megro organisations which have pooled eftorta to lobby for stronger legislation than the moderate Kennedy Mil. Smith’s assignment to to call on congressmen to let them see what a young Negro loader looks like, bow he talks, what ho is thinking. But feo says ho h u been hav. ing trouble seeing anyone. Congrossmen art to busy. Ha to a tan, slender, cleanrot young Negro. Ho wears blue denims, a blue cotton shirt open at tto collar and tlelesa to ihow a clean white cotton undershirt. "This to the uniform of the cotton fields," to says sim­ ply. "I'm psrt of the cheap labor of the South." He has worked on the docks ind helped hto father, who Is an auto body repairman in New Orleans. They have trained him al­ most too well. Hto phrases art too glib from repetition, ills vocabulary and English a n good, but he uses too many big words. Hto sincerity through. H to not pleasant to hear what feu has to My, and it mar bo mon Shocking to nod. But it to worth touring and raiding toeauM it brings you right up agaiait what the Negro ■aaaea In America a n feetog told by their own people to this period of in­ ternal strife and confusion. " r o appalled by the con­ troversy over tto civil rights bin,'* he begins. "When gov­ ernment h u a conflict withIn Hself. It has forprtHeu bring about creative change. “ I am noevtetent But that doesn’t represent the attitude of the masses of people in the country. "Nonviolence to not n cob. i taut thing. This is not con­ sistent with human nature. They will finally react out of sheer frustration. The mood of tto world to bringing about "Every Negro In Amulet is active. This la nothing new. people. The Negro will lose It has been going on since faith la his government if the first Negroes came to this goes on. America la chains.’* N!t’« suicide to think that tto President's bOl wdl suf­ fice for the Negro in Ala­ Force of air rushing ever bama, Mississippi and Loulil- wings and fuselage of fastest ana. What was good yester- supersouic aircraft to 10 to U day to not good enough for time* greater than that of nay today. Ail America most go recorded hurricane. for broke to make sure we get a broad bill. “ I don't believe the presi­ dent understands the passion of the people In the street, lly freedom does not reside in ^ SAFE! President Kennedy but in my­ JET SPRAT V self. He’s not after whit I'm after. My concern to not Roof Cleaning whether the President gets Ne Steam Used! reelected. “ 1 put thumbs down on mo­ deration. 1 can't think In Malnteeauce Service terms of moderation while police beat us over the toad Y EN T SC H 114 So. Palmetto Phono FA 2-0814 THATS A LOT OP C O O K 1 N Q E V E R Y YEAR Italian Economy Up Furniture Co. A. L. (A l) WILSON "Switch” to Flameless Electric the cooler, cleaner, faster, safer, cheaper way It’a time to change to an electric range. You'll love cooking with flamatoM alsotrie . . . it’a ao efficient and ao mod­ ern. Automatic controls eliminate potwatching . . . give you more freedom. Thereto no constant-burning pilot light, no fumes... you’ll enjoy precious peace of mind. Your curtains and walls stay cleaner longer, and pota and pana stay shiny-bright. N o wonder more than a million Florida families have switched to electric cook* ing ...flamtleu makes the big difference! The new electric ranges come in many decorator colors and styles. See them now at your electric appliance dealer. tflqmeless i r t c m A ttn , too 207 Magnolia Ave. 0 �Ifr 9 m M Kor. 11, IMS — h n h In M (Dsuah fibby: iE.AU A R M : Our tbcr, remarried two years •|o. My brother, my sister •ad I ere all la the to e * « f e m a p sad we get quite • few telephone calls. Well, here is the problem. Oar lest nsme Is Heodersoo, bat cur mother chsaged her aame to Lupawtts wbea sh* married a fata. Oar step* father is a very alee man, but he wants as to answer the telephone, “ Lupawits’n residence.” Wbea we do, the other person says, “ Berry, I've sot the wroog num­ ber,” and hangs op. Don't you think we should be able to answer the telephooe, 'Henderson's residence” ? MISSING CALLS DEAR MISSING: A s k your stepfather If yoa can’t Just My "HcQo” and not make a Federal case eat ed It e • e DEAR ABBVr Is there such a thing as a person being able to drive another person out of her mind? I f there Is, I think that Is what Is hsppenlag to me. I have an aunt who takes pleaiure in saying things that hurt me. Like when I had my second child — it j j a a j b ByAbigailVan Buren really" viCuld a'.XCU Trtwt be alone with the kids then Uvinglike this. I s a h a n d wo have ala klda, which 1 have had In raise pnrtL tally hy myself. 1 am tired af catering op lor my kas­ On another ocesslca, when ha is lata tram she saw my daughter all ar « i dressed up in her Sunday 1 have nobody to best *be remarked, “Bach Marne bat myeelf became I n pretty dress. Pity the ran off and married this child Is so fat she doesn't guy against my parents' look good in anything!” wishes. I was 17 and hs That woman has hart me was t». Please heap telling deeper than anyone I ’ve In rash ever known, and I’ ve never Is done n thing te deserve f t a long time. My husband saya, "ra y no SORRY NOW attention to her — she'e s e e Ignorant!" How can yoa CONFIDENTIAL TO MAR­ get along with n person RY: Smart people speak like that? She Uvea near an from experience. Smarter and visits often. people, f r o m experience, SICK AT HEART don't speak. • * • DEAR SICK: If your aunt were only ignorant yoa What's an year mind? Per could forgive her. She's vie* n personal reply, send a Ion*. Why try 1# g*t R* self-addressed, stamped en­ long WITHOUT her. Yoa’U velope to Abby, Box SMS, Uve longer. Beverly HUls. Calif. • a • Rato to write letters? DEAR ABBY: My band asked me what I Send eae dollar In Abby, wanted for my tweUeth Box t m Beverly HUls, wedding anniversary and I Calif., tor Abby'a new book­ said, "A dlvoree.” I know let, "HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OCCA­ it is out of the question be­ cause of my religion, bat 1 SIONS." was' another girt '‘'S he marched into my hospital room and said, "Oh, 1 wish a hey far yew y O n By Oswald Jacoby Take a look at tha South II hand only. You open one A4S heart and your partner re­ was sponds one no-trump. What ♦toasis ia your rebid? ♦ KQM Two hearts is nice and VAST conservative, four h e a r t a A J B IS A A lOt f At W 7S5B might prove to be a winner. f K Q f l l ♦ A* How about two spades? U ABB AtOBBS your partner is likely to re­ •O U T * (D ) spond one no-trump with four A K Q7 5 spades in his band, that VKQJ10S would be a pretty good choice. A A JS This particular North nev­ Both vulnerable er made such a respnnia, so WeaS North Bast South abandoned any Idea of Pass IN.T. IV a spade rebid and finally set­ I V Pass r»ss Opening Mad—A K tled on three hearts. 11a In­ tended to pass if North went on to three no-trump, but the first trick. South ruffed North had already bid too the diamond continuation. By this time you have prob­ much and passed. West's diamond king held ably looked at all the handi ♦« (jJs. Legal Notice lv t h e c in c fiT rot r t o r T H E .VIVTII J l i m m OR. r t tT i v %vi» f o h * k w i . r i i i .e r u r v T r . t'l.on iiix. IV r ll.tV t t'.IIV VII. 13330 J. I. KIMUtK MUHTllAaB CORPOItATluV OF FIX)RIDA. S Florida corporation. riolatlff, v«. nir.ur c. j.tniiE TT one Al.ICt: I. J.tllKHTT. Ills wife, !>•(• nlante. v n T i r t : o f ot i t • r.VTt: OF FLOHIttt TOi BH.I.V C. JAIlltF.TT ant A U C U U JAIUtETT. hi* v lfs, Mhos* reil'lenf# t i UN* KNOWN Yuu or, h«r»by rrqulrod to flic your » n « » « r or written il»f*iu«* . If any. In the above proooodlnc with ths Clorh ot thl« Court, and to , ,rv o a copy th ,r,uf upon th, Plain­ t i f f , ottiirnvy,. who»# ntmee and addrvaa appvara here­ on. on or before llio 3Itti d ,y of Nuv«mb,r. 1)13. the na­ ture of Data procoedlnx being a cull for forocloeure of mort­ gage exelntt the following d,,cr|b*d prop-rty. to-wlt! |,,l «4. 11014)1 K MANOR ytlt.sr ADDITION, accord­ ing to tha plat thereof a, rt'-oriied In I'lat Uook It. paiit «». Public ilacorda ot Stmlnola County. Florid*. DONK AND OIIDXRKD at ■anford. County o f fUmlnole, ■lata o f Florida, thin Slth day of October, 11*1. (HC At.) Ron. Arthur II- Uorhwlth, Jr., Clark Circuit ■emlnole County, riorlda lly: Martha T. Vlblon Deputy Clarh OUKOoltY. COUIU* A FANIKI.I.O Attornoya for Plaintiff 40* Jarkeon g reet Tampa J. Florida Puhllah OcU I t A Nov. I. 11, It. 11*3. CDN.I7 * * * m Xrvs- * * * " " * glia (t> Mitte rnsmaam la .......... - <t) fi l l CX) (I) S:tS («> Editorial WaaUor Brevsra Mows Weather •:ie is? wVitot craaklte It) Haetley-ortaMsy ID Ron Cochran Sill It) Orbit fiSO ID MaeerO is> Dig*** ID loos Over Thoatov ViW IS) Meats? Bite At The ISeetee IS) Te Tan Tha Tenth ID Outer Limits SiH (I) rve Oat A Searet Silt ID Wacoa Train IS) Tha Mer Show Cite |S) Daeay Thomas s sa i d Aaey oninth gnaw ID HallywaaA nat tha ■tars |«;aa <S) Wraahlap Waist (S> East etea—Want The plot here decent T:BM:M p.m. NBC, day Night at tha Movie*. "Ft-1 get ai many laughs aa usual ♦ H t jo f - t !* . R ridr ” This l» .9 1till the. furprtse endint.whr.tr good chance to compare the the laugh it really on a very Elisabeth Taylor of today and embarrassed L a c y (Lucille • f her pre-"Cleopatra" day*. Ball). Lucy baa what aha IS years younger thinks in pod reason ta be­ aha (tarred la this lieve banker Mooney la an ■beat the trial and embczxler aad gets Vlv (Viv­ tribulations of a father whose ian Vance) to help her dig daughter le about te take the for the loot in Mooney's back­ Mg step. Bpanew Tr»cy gives yard. a good portrayal ef the suf­ B-B:S0 p.m. CBS. The Danny fering father and Joan Ben­ Thomas Show. In hla frequent nett la a very pretty end tal­ appearance! aa Uncle Toented mother. noose, Hint Conried usually B:SM p.m. CBS. The Lucy steals all the laughs with his • Sales • Service Seminole TV R would he ■ had match for time he'a fairly matched by fa . _ Sealtk Cater TV J im Kppy- F b m » r t - R ik y r who pity* hla fiancee Matil­ da. Tonooee Introduces Matil­ da aa hie bride-to-be, but R doesn't take long for Danny and Kathy (Danny Thomas and Marjorie Lord) to realixe **T ra n iim iu * J dt C fo tiS H Nr r r u r r iy j # C M M W tY McKIBBIN Caxunlty 114 NORTH PARK (•waltney Jewelers M l 8. Park C FA 2-hSU FA M S N aids ID aing Alaag With Mitch F I G H T lin e (t ) Mewoeepa IS) Maws ID Marshy Martin With the Raws D ill ID ■setts mast IS) Thsator of tha glare Hitt ID Tsnlte ID Tha L E U K E M I A AND WIT: A FREE S C H O L A R S H I P Ills ID New* Weather 0:30 id Farm Report • ill ID Coallaeaial CM WIN •it# ID Collets Vl»* tt) * ‘ tt) fiM III (t ) atete Waste or »:W (I) Teeny It) Pra-tchaal Pleasing ViW It) CeeaUewm ViM ID Mlahay*e Tima tilt ID Mlcher Mvane 1.-st ID Cartels S:SS IS) Weather u * l:SC ID ToOay (S) CeytoavtOe IS) Lampo of Leerslag ■:Sf (I ) Jack tales*# ft) Kaoreloe SlSS « > Romper Room ft) Dal, fttorm IStM tt) Bay Whsa tt) Spanlili Do* moo (! ) Mlho Wallace Now* till# (D Word (or Wove (D 1 Lava im p <t> December arte* Hit# tt) Coneontratlo* It) Price lo Right UiSe (S) Ths McCoya 11:1S (t) loves Keys IS) Fata A Ole lye 75.000 Merchants Green Stamps pun m 30.000 Merchants Green Stamps 4 «h m n 15.000 Merchants Green Stamps and ham seen that South vrlU maka his contract tf ha at­ tacks either hearta or spades. South couldn't see all the card*. Be had to choose the suit to play and ho led the king of apadea. South counted nine tricka provided ho could make four TUESDAY P. M. hearta, ooe spade and four t|:M tt) Laos at U fa ft) Krais Fate Shew clubs. He had to knock out (D Flrot Improoilon the ace of spades sometime lt:IS ID Father Knowa Beit (D aeereb foe Vi e w or other. 11a also had to draw raw trumpa, but If ho played ( I ) Truth ar Coneeouoneea spado there was n te> outdtae u « M chance that the defense would title till t«> Rorholur Father (I) Oontral wospltal play trumps tor him. That is ID Nawo __ exactly what they did. East DIO (S) At The WarlO Tacos ft) Mld.F1a. Nawa took his ace of spades aad It) Science led a trump to his partner’s t ill (t) Lafftlma ace. West returned a trump S:SS IS) Paooword (t) Ann Bouthoy* sod South ran off his ■:!• (S) Art Uahletter tract. ft) Toy In Court G IV E 50 MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS TO THE LEUKEMIA SOCIETY AND ENTER CONTEST BEING HELD AT A ll POOD FAIR AND SETZERS STORES NOW THRU NOV. 2 1 * PRICIt GOODTHRUVEDHESOAY OUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED ACT ENTRY BLANKS AMO PUU DITARS AT TOUR r o o o pa ir /f i r m s n o n . 2460 PA RK AVE Woman:ByRuthMniett <D Qaaan Tee A Bar Being bald saver kepi a smart businessmen f r o m making money or an intelli­ gent end ambitious man from getting to the top ef bis pro­ fession or i politician from winning as election. Devoted wives don't worry ovsr their husband's bald beads and sweet young things who like older men (If the older men have enough money) don't refuse to step out with a rich old boy just because be baa a shiny bead. A man with a head on his shouldars Is listened to with the same amount of respect whether the bead Is covered with thick hair or a fast dim­ inishing fringe. Aging actors who are bald go right on playing romantic Legal Notice riC TrrtO VB XAMH NOTICK Is hereby given that I am ongoaed In huilnr,, at Caosolberry Seminole Shopptnc Csator, 8,mlnole County, F lo r ­ ida, under the flctltlou, name of. KOIN KI.KKN LAU NDRY A DIIT CLEANKIta. end that I Intend to register eold name with ths Clerk of the Ctreult Court. Homlnoto County. F lor­ ida. In accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Utatutra, to-wlt: Soollon Itl.Ot Florida Htalutea IDT. ■ la: Harold J lleun Publish Oct. It, 21 A Nov. S. 11. t i l l . CDSf-ti OPEN ISiU TODAY A TUF-S. NMilWinTtora mm\mm JOAN QWQROI JAMS PMGE (HANEMcBAM SHOWS A T l;M ■ 1:20 liM - 7:M - BiBO STARTS WEI). Wai i Dr.Nf 1 t> * MOETPAT F. E TV RENTAL T V Tim a Previews (I ) Ths Dorters | M (|) Ta ToU Tha Truth (D Loretta T oao g Jha News item with a Cologne, Cecman dateline: "Innkeep­ er Willie ilreuer announced today formation of the 'Na­ tional Brotherhood el the Bald' to help West German men who lose their hair 'over­ come their inferiority com* plcxei.'" For hesvens take — why should ■ balding man feel in­ ferior? Television dUghtighiA ‘Jnrnxhlj/r • - Toiln it!!/ roles—wearing toupeoa with nonchalance when behind the footlights or befosa the cam­ era. And if a man should worry about bis receding hair line he can always renssure him­ self with the commonly ac­ cepted theory (probably first advanced by a man whose hair w u thinning) that the most masculine men ere the ones most likely to be bald. So why should a bald man ever feel Inferior? Hair may be a woman's crowning glory, but it's something a man can do very well without. With t man it’a what’s iasJde tha head that eounta. D elicious 2445 French Are. 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Devestatlnglv bouffant dresses In • splendor of celor load th* fashion parade, many encrusted with sparkling Jewel* and ornaments. To dry cloaa stack clothing suecasafully, not only must tha fabrto from which th* garment is made be euniiilerrd, but aUo tech material (including trim, ming) which goes to make up the entire article. As a rule, ornaments. Jewel* and metal and atonestudded buttons must be removed before dry cleaning. Bequins and ether bead trimmings are usually too numerous to be taken off and require very special cleanInglng care. Trimmings that are a different color then that of the main garment have to be tested to maka aura that th* colors won’t "bleed." You can trust the cleaning of yaur precious for­ mal* to ua with complete confidence that w* will glv* them attentive care and return them to you impeccably clean and new-looking. Remember, with fine clothes especially, the eweetnesa of low price never makes up for th* bitterns** af low quality! W* pickup and deliver, at DOWNTOWN CLEANERS ft LAUNDEREE8 IIS 8. PA LM E TTO A V E . PH O NE F A S-iSBB = ^ PYUf-TAITE SALAD — — — OR MORI ORDERS = LIM IT-1 WITH S2.50 OR MORE ORDER REGULAR 39# iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitc m iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin ir R iiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim iiiim iiiiiiiiin F R IC Z IR Q U IIM FROZEN HUDSON fk BEEF STEAKS r F A C IA L T IS S U E " ASST. COLORS _____ E— "LET S TALK DRY CLEANING" KJimilllllllllllllMlllllllllllMHIllIIII LADY PAIR OHR HALF 4 LAYIR ICED CHOCOLATE ! r B ake J G oods m aas DEVIL FOOD £‘ 4 9 * LADY PAIR ROUHD CREAM PILLED STRUSSIL TOPPED ||| ill V *S: m COFFEE CAKE �V• PLAYGIRL'S s Receive P ledge Ritual t1 ~4 SECO N D •L • ONE W EEK — MON. THE 11th THRU SAT. THE 16th 0 • and what It will me*n to you." M w A c N d d M w Dm ASSORTED HANDBAGS snuw s — lra tm rrbto O FF Auxiliary Plans Program Tuesday Tiuthseeken Hold Luncheon Meeting The Tnthaeakere Sunday ■shoal Class of the First Methodist Church enjoyed a fevered dish luncheon recent* ly nt the heme of Mrs. J. B. Crawford. Preceding the luncheon n ■hart hvslneoe maetlng was held with Mrs. Clarenco Pur* toll, president, presiding and The luncheon waa served In the Crawford gerden over­ looking beautiful Lake Mary. Members attending were Mraeo, W. P. Chapman, R. P. Crenshaw, Floosie Goodaou, F. D, Hlckok, Eva Horkey, Henry Lamb, J. F. McClelland, C, C* Priest, 3. F. Riser, L R. White, T. E. Wilson, Fan­ nie Mason, Guy Waito and Bertha David, Guests wan Rar, and Mrs, John T. Adorns, Mr. and Mr*. R. Froldls, Mr. and Mrs. B. Abrams, Mrs. W. A. Hunter, G. W. Bailey, Best Herman, A. Boyd, Ruby Nesbit, Mr. Crenshaw and Mr. Pried. Guests from the Grace Methodist Church were Rev. •nd Mrs. John H. Hires, Mrs. i. H. Powell end Mrs. J, V. Smith. IN TIMB VOR T U I HOLIDATl W SiO rr Christmas Party Planned By Class MIMEOGRAPHS Members of tlm Daughters of Wetter Sunday School Mrs. Smith made several Class of P in t Methodist arrangements which were Church mads plans for their placed at vantage points. Reannual Christmas party, when froshmente of pumpkin pie, the group met hi McKinley Jell for the monthly busineif during ths social hour. Others u t t o n d l a g were and sodal seat Ion. Mmes. Clark Leonardy, Claude Mite Verst Woodcock, rice Herndon, 1. J. Boyette, A. B. president, presided at ths Stevens, W. E. Raines, Roy business meeting. Members Tlllta, Brodle Williams, B. M. voted to glvo a special Christ* mas donation to the Rode* Pickens, T. J. Taylor and Miss Aline Chapman. hearer Boys Ranch and Christmas gifts will ba axchanged at the holiday party. A gift of |15 was tent to Ellen Meriwether Aurbnkken, n missionary la Algeria. Mrs. Aa authority ea cosmetics Marguerite Paul led the djwho has given lectures on the votlons, using aa her theme Each subject throughout tho world Thanksgiving Prayer. will be the featured speaker member present expressed at 1:30 p.m., Tuesday, when thanks for at least one special the Disabled American Vet­ bleislng. Mr*. J. P. Thurmond erans Auxiliary Unit N meets accompanied the gToup in at the Chapter Home, Orlan­ singing "Come Ye Thankful do Drive, Mrs. James J, Hay, Loch Arbor, formerly of Ireland, received her education in cos­ metology in England and Prance. She bas lectured at the embassies In Washington, D, C„ and haa been head of the Cexanne Studios In New York and Philadelphia, Fashions SWEENEY’S „ O PIN m fer n pa r k NIGHTS TILL t 200 E. FIRST ST< DOWNTOWN SANFORD DeBary Personals Mr, and Mrs. Charles Mak­ ing formerly of Merrick, Long Island, ars currently residing on Honlta ltd. They are await­ 3. C. Davis sntarsd 8cm* ing ths completion of their Mole Memorial Hospital last new home on Hunriee Boule­ vard, nmr the DelJury Men­ Week for minor surgery. tion lluuae. Fred Harris it receiving treatment in Orange Memor­ ial Hospital in Orlando. Personals We thank a ll off you ffor your wonderful reception off our new store, and your attendance at our Open House. We will con* tinue to odd new lines off better merchandise ffor your shopping ITS A FAKE! Jimmy Slkea, son of High­ way Patrolman and Mra. J. L. Slkei, nf Mayfair Circle, returned to Gainesville for a check-up this week. Jimmy, Who has been rrcelvlog treat­ ment at the J. mills Miller Medical Center there, la re­ ported to bo much improved and returned homo with his parent*. 69 COCKTAIL D U S8E8 Personals RUSHEE8 RECEIVING FLEDGE RITUAL at a matting of Etta XI Chapter, of Bate SJftna Phi, an laft to right, Mrs. Gaorga Boor*, Mr». Edison Myen, Mrs. Donald LaFUa and Mn. Vincant Cava. (Hanld Photo) convenience and pleasure. Opening Sale Continues MILADY S SHOPPE Of Fine Fabric* 10* H. Psrk 113-MI I cl Ohatever the CI O e a th e r you can depend on V ELV ETEEN Medicated Make-Up ^ mulcted by Dorothy Grey for young skins. . . light, yot It cover* perfectly. . . hoop* impoffee(tons ■ tecret. n ® flattering shades. For touchupa during toy or owning, toy matching Vatootoan Prttsod Rowtor. facto usu­ ally 11.5a Now, to Introduce thorn to yets. . . $2.50 tor Rain or shine, you’ll look, and stay, your (inest. . . Thank* to dependable storm welt construction. Burgundy genuiMcordovan upper leather. TOUCHTON’S REXALL DRUGS T H E PBE8CRIPTIOM OUR PRIMARY CONCERN** DOWNTOWN SANFORD DOWNTOWN SANFORD a few more d ays — Get acquainted w ith our new store! 36" NARROW WALE CORDUROY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . REG. 98c 44" WIDE WALE CORDUROY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . REG. 1.25 36" PETER PAN & BATES COTTON . . . . . . REG. 98c 54" WOOL F L A N N E L . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . REG. 2.98 ESSKAY BOYS' S U IT S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SIZES 81018 MEN'S JACKETS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SALE! CANNON HOSE FOR LADIES. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . REG. Be sure to register fo r aluminum boat and m otor to be presented Nov. 27th! • e �. * * a Seminole's 4th Period Dora Boats Florida Air's Lym an 13 To 6 Passes Down Oviedo 40-13 • y M d Gnat (Herald Sporlt Writeri The L y m a n Grey bound! bet to tb« Mount Dora HiotU m m * Friday 1J to C The Hurricane! received the oocnina kickoff and returned the ball M yards to the 30 yard line. The ’Hounds de­ tente hold and forced the Hurricane'! to punt. The Houndi. with the ball on the Dora 17, started down field. On Ih* first play Lei >Lyle wade a eo yard date. Pete Canon gained » . Carlson Flowed ever from the three ter a TD. Quarterback Gene Griffea kicked the extra point Following the kickoff Mount Dora again lost the ball ea downs after a a ysrd drtra. The Greyhounds racked up a quick 31 yard! only to fum­ ble on a reverie and Tanner of the Hurricane! pounced on the ball. Mt. Dora completed a pact, Tanner from Carver, ter six yardi. On the next play a penalty against Lyman gave the Hurricanes a first down. The 'Hounds then knocked down three passes. The fourth was overthrown and Lyman had a first nod ton on the Lyman 41. On the first scrimmage play Carl­ son was thrown for n oneyard lou but came right back and scampered 49 yards to put the ball on the Mount Dora 10. Phil Pcrrault pushed for another two yards to put the ball on the •. Griffcn attempt­ ed a pass but he was thrown for a 10 loss. Mount Dora took over on their lg. The 'Canes, on ground plays, drove to the Lyman 43. Then (he Hurricanes took once more to the air with a 43 yard touchdown pass from Carver to Shively. The extra tallla was kicked by Gran­ tham. On the klek elf Lyle teabled aad Mount Dora recover­ ed on the Lyman 41. la sit * y Jen Warden quick play* the Hurricanes Herald Bperta Writer had the ball dawn to the ana yard line where Shively dove ■ fenr-te an* mndcnUg, Satup the middle for the touch­ toy were *v*rp*w*r*d by down. The PAT by Grantham th* aalifoiisd Florid* Air failed. Once mere htoklafi off to Arademy "Fighting Falcon*,the Greyhounds the hall was 40.13. Th* Ftkow* were great brought out to the 30 after th* groundt and la th* air, it had rollod into the end With quarterback Ray Taleaone. The 'Hounds moved to v*r* hitting an lg *ut of I I the 37 with a 13 yard teas ter 141 yard*. Th* from Griftea to Hundley. The attack * f th* Liona next play Carver intercepted te materialise dua to a Lyman peas. With the ball tha constant rad-dogging of on the Hurricane IS. The tha Falcons. Oviedo alio was team only had tiao to n o hlndarad la th* rushing dm three playe before trie half as th* Florida Air ended. The score otandlag Una proved ta b* too Mg and 13-7. fast. The highlight for the GrayOviedo won th* toea and hound fans came when the choas te receive tha hall, bat 'Hounds worked (heir way th* Lion's hop** for an early down to the aevaa yard line touchdown w*r* destroyed by after taking the ball to their n F*le*n recovery of an Or­ own a In a 34 yard kickoff ange and Black fumble. Flor­ return. From the seven Per­ ida Air took advantage * f mit went around the end to their g«*d leak aad marched plow ever for the touchdown 38 yards for tha tally, with only to have It railed bach on Norman Karta sweeping left n clipping penalty to put the end for tho seer*. Ron Cham ball on tha 22. The ball was heir caught a Talavar* aerial then lost on downs after Grffor tha conversion. fen attempted a paw aad was Oviedo bounced back ta th* thrown for n teas of seven •econd atanta to trim tho mar­ yardi giving the Hurriesnee gin to 7-8 on a running alteral the ball on their own 9 . play that covered 33 yards. The Greyhound* held end Th* Lions began their drive forced them to punt by moving tha ball from thair The 'Hounds made m m last own 38 t* thair 15 yard Una. drive putting the hell oo the Hurricane a where they loet Halfback Billy Mickler took th* handoff from Courier and it on downs. Mount Dora than hulled his way 23 yards be­ ran out the clock. There were many One per fore running- Into raslatanea. formances turned in hut the Caught In n tight position, h# backfleld running booora must luteralod to and Ted Btllhorn. go to Phil Pcrrault with 12 who want the remaining 33 yards and his runner up yard* for th# marker. Col­ Franc Hundley with 70. Peta bert's try for tha FAT was Carlson toted the pigskin foe blocked. Tha Falcons also retaliated M. Las Lyle was d o u b l e teamed but came through during th* second itansa, with quarterback Talavaro tossing with *3 yards. Americans In On defense the etandout a 25 yarder to end Ray PollSYDNEY, Australia (U PI) was Gene Griffcn who knock­ tano, who went into th* end —Chuck McKinley of Son An­ ed down several Mount Dora ton* for th* acor*. lb# Fal­ tonio, Tex., and Dannla Rul- passes. On the line Alile cons' tally cam* as th* result ■ton of Dakersilald, Calif., nusse and Chuck Wagner of a 3? yard drlv*, that fea­ acored a Houblea victory over turned in the top perform tured the parsing of Talavaro Jim Christopheraon and Juhn anccs with Dick llalmer and for 31 yards. I'olitano also Stanliury of Australia Sunday Dennia Flatter giving excell­ •nagged an serial for tha con­ version. in the New South Wales ten­ ent assistance. Oviedo had a good chance nis championships. Half time entertainment was provided by the Lyman of scoring again In tha second, Ohio canners operate more Greyhound band which was as the I.lona mustered up a than 100 food plants and an- outstanding in Us marching 10 yard drive behind the p in ­ Wally process more than 300 performance. Mill Barbara ing of Courier to Brooka and million cana of perishable Digga gave o fine exhibition Gouge. Tho big play of th* drlv* vegetable* and fruits. of twirling. ram# an a 30 yard pass to Coug* from Courier, with Brooka repeating tha performAbout Sports anas oa tha next piny by go­ ing 16 yards on n pass play. Yet tha Liona wars unable to capitalise on thair good for­ tune. aa tha Falcons held them for tbo full count BY JULIAN 9TENSTBOM Florida Air exhibited pre­ Sidelights on tha SeminoleI f Seminole can conquer cision blocking on th* kickoff beginning th* second half, as Wildwood presentation: Winter Garden Lakeview and Ray Politano took th# ball • • • go on to taka DoLand it can on hia own IS yard line and It was Buddy Lawson’* tie with Wildwood for tha Or- galloped 15 yard* for th* night to shin*. Mother laid thara'd be nights lika that. anga-Belt conference title — touchdown. Sevan plays latar Trouble is, they don't com* that la if th* Wildcats loss no tha Falcons btocked an Oviedo punt and rocovtred th* ball In bunches like bananas. more. on th* Oviedo II. Cheshire • • • * * * ran for 2, and Norman Kurts Prior to Friday night's What would th* Samlnoies followed oa n 10 yard jaunt, contest Wildwood had given np only 33 point* to their op­ have dona this season without sw*«ping right end for th* position. The Seminole* sort Lea Sparkman? Takes three tally. to fleaopponents to rid* th* Th* fourth period witnessed of played havoc with that Unk-lik* fullback to step his two touchdowua by th* Fal­ mark, forwuid progress and fore* cons and one by th* Lions. Tha • • •» first Falcon telly cam* an Ws didn’t know tha clock him to tbs• ground. • • an 13 yard pass to Politano was supposed to run on pointBilly Kuykendall, by th* from Talavaro. Ibis play cli­ after-touchdown attempts. But it did during the PAT try fol­ way, te out for tha Mason with mated a .VI yard drive by th* lowing Wildwood’s first icore. n shoulder fracture. Th* bone* Falcons. Th* Falcons then fol­ are broken in two places. Ha lowed up less than n minute • • * Wildwood was nicked for was hurt In th* Leesburg con- later by driving 57 yards un­ der tha passing and running a 13-yard, unsportsmanlike direct ion of Talavaro, who ran conduct penalty in the final Assies Bowl officials wars for 20 and passed for 33 period. Blame not the Wild­ on hand for Friday night’s yards. Cheshire made tha TD cats. Wildwood’s coach, Byrd Whighain allegedly told th# battle. It la anticipated that by bucking across from on* head linesman what he thought tha winner of th# gam* will yard out, gej a definite hid to meot th* Oviedo's last score cams in of th* officiating. PalaUis High Maroona in tha tha closing minut* of tha ball • • • Asalea festival contest. Tha game, as Courier lateralsd to Unofficially, th* 4300 pa­ Seminola* have been approach­ Brooka, who completely stun­ trons was a record crowd to see the Sominolcs In a home ed but ther* la tom* doubt ned th* crowd by tossing th* contest. If this keep* up as to whether or not they’d hall downfisld to Mlhlsr, who accept. la tho clear. Seminole County is going to Thinking .Out Loud have to build a football sta­ dium. At far as we're con­ cerned th* county could sura fa rfn rl g e n ii N or. 11, 1968 — Pg|p T Croons Beats Centipedes By41To6 Four TDs thefr own eight aad Bramlett Although it wasn't sched­ bad to punt from his goal ta uled R tamed out to be "Bud- the Wanton’ 42. By Robert B. dy Lawwn Then the Trike's eftonas st Memorial % Hi i m no brilliant, the Sanford youngnter raehtd Lao Sparkman, who recorded Tbs Grooms High rolled over the Campbell up four, touchdowns in s five- W yards during toe evening Stm t Centipedes of DaytOiS i l l effort as the Somiaoteo just bloating into th* Wildcat Boack Saturday by a sews *4 wreli i hook *u hew te tame ltoe, to two tries ranted to 414. Tbo Ptatbtr detom i 38. Earl Black got font d reeoh wat a tre- to two attempts before Spark­ playvd ■ major role to tho 54 to 14 victory ever man bulldoted his way to tba victory. Tho tackling was vic­ ious and tb* lino ploy w u Wildwood In a ball game that 18. Black went to Urn IS and savage as tIts pigskin w u wee t touch-and-go affair for Sparkman plowed to the k t - ' jarred loose from Iks Centi­ <hn first thro* periods. ea from where Lawson rack­ n wan WUdwood’e first do- ed up his flrat ef hla four pede backs, n s defense was led by George Bush, elded by i Isat in aln games aad San- touchdown*. Freeman knot­ Henry Byrd, Edward Boston, brd'i sixth win la aaven trips ted the contest with a perfect Terry Williams, John Knight Into the arena. PAT boot. A m eed crowd of 4.SM Tbo leoUaotas opened the and James Browdy. Late la tha first period, the , ammad every available seat icoad half exactly aa tha Panthers capitallasd as s in th* park for th* successful Cate did the firat half. Black Centipede mlscue and recov­ eliman to the school's 1983 returned the boot from his IS ered on the aeven yard line. homecoming festivities. to the Sanford 34. Sparkman It was a whale of a ball bulled hla way to the *7 and HUdrad Green made four yards as th* first period end­ game from the opening kick­ Lawwn covered tho 73 yard* ed. At the beginning of the off. la fact, the manner in between tho lino of scrim­ second quarter, Green gained which the WUdcfte started mage and Wildcat goal like a off startled the Sem­ shod Freeman again split th* two; Prichard was stopped WILDWOOD QUARTERBACK GERALD BRAMLETT, one of the fineat for no gain. On the next play inole* aa well aa th* cape*- uprights to glvt tho Tribe a signal callers to oppose Seminole High this season is thrown for a second Green crashed In for the Ity audience. 14 to 7 margin. eriod loss of some 11 yards after being trapped deep in his own territory More. Perlman Brioaon ran Halfbeek Ray Smith ef the But this made Wildwood y Sanford ends Mike Fordham (No. 85) and Larry Watson (No. 84). tor the eonversion. 'Cata returned Lloyd Free- mad. Tb* 'Cata returned the This is the kind of defensive work that halted the high scoring Wildcats coring Wildcat# aa'a opening kickoff from A1 Fleming of the Centi­ koft to their own from In Seminole’s 84 to 14 win. -----(Herald Photo) m 14 to th* a-yard line, where Smith carried to the 43 pedes gave the crowd a thrill as he took the kickoff on th* fallback Randy Smith, oo a and fullback Stavto Childers to-yard line and ran up tha long pitchout from quarter­ bucked to the 43 aad on to middle for SO yards and • back Gerald Bramlett, high­ the Tribe'i 44. Bramlett patt­ score. The try (or point after tailed It 43 yards before be­ ed to Childers on tb* 18, Jooee was no good. ing hauled down on the Sem­ carried to th* 13 aad then Late In th* Mcond quarter inole 13. Randy Jonea, on tha to tha 10. Bramlett picked np a Panther defensive play jpr- next play, (tampered 13 two before Childers went th* red the ball loos* from Camp- yards on another long pitch- remaining tight yard# for tbo bo 11 Street's quarterback. out to eat up Smith’! brief :ood 'Cat TD. Jonea r u David Peterson, the swivel- two-yard trip tote paydirt for the extra point. hipped halfback, slashed to Jones ran In for tho extra Hod at 14-all, th* Seminthe six-yard atrip*. On the point and the wildcats led 7 oles bounced right back. Tha next play it was Petersoo id n. fourth period opened with again aa ha ilammad Into tha Tbs Samlnoies took an en­ Hinson firing a jump pain In end sons for th# touchdown. titles kick oa their own 50 and Barry Barks eo th* Wildcat Brinson awept right end for workad the pigskin to tha If. Sparkman moved ta tho the PAT. Wildwood 13 before giving it is aad Lawson canted to tin Early In tha third quarter, up on downs. 12. la two trips Sparkman the boys of the orange and Haro the Seminole defense want la to euro and pot tha maroon mounted • drive. Pa­ began to shin*. After the locate ahead for good. From terson rambled for IS yards, Cate moved th* ball from the man'a kick mad* tt a Is 14. and Andrew Jamai passed 18 te their own 39, Bramlett Sanford Insured the affair to Brinsoo for 13yards. Camp­ was toaead for a 13-yard loaa, momenta latar when Wild­ bell Street was penalised 13 Jooae dropped three yards, wood punted to th* iomlaoln yards f o r unsportsmanlike a. On th* initial play ef the conduct on the play moving series Lawson aoemed around the ball deep Into tho Centi­ hla left flank In hla third pedes' territory. On tha aaxt (illy. Freeman cams through play, th* shifty Paterson agate with th* perfect FAT boomed In for tbo TD. Oraen kick. SEMINOLE HALFBACK BUDDY LAWSON scoots around his left flank drove In for tho conversion. With two mlantea toft, • * » and breaks Into the clear on a 45-yard touchdown gallop for his third score A blocked punt that ended VaMad Prose tools took the ball oo their of the night an the Tribe blasted previously undefeated Wildwood by a up oa tha Centipede 13-yard It looks Ilk* Jolly Roger own 3f after the 'Cata lost tt score of 34 to 14. Halfback liny Smith (No. 45) and fullback Joey West line, gave Crooms another Slaubaeh te going to tail th* on downs. Freeman carted to (No. 30) missed In their effort to halt the fleet Sanford bull carrier. break. Peterson drilled for good chip Navy straight Into the 48, Sparkman picked up seven yards to the Mven-yard Dallai tor a New Year’s oa* yard before moving the Uno, and Green want In for gagmeat against the ball to th# Wildwood as where the score. Green ran for the forces ef Team In tho Cotton Lawson broke loose again tor antra point. hla fourth score. Bowl. . Tha Canllpades failed to Aad that w u tha ball game, What would he one of (he cover an oo-sld* kick, and n most attractive bowl pairing* la tha menauiemaat deport­ By Usited Free# International Gr*«n Bay Packers' super- Roach’s passes to win, 28-7. Panther pounced ea the ball. ment, Seminole ehliked up Th* National Football Lea­ team will do against tha Green Bay and Chicago are After three plays, the Panth to th* rolls|* football ranks cam* etoaor ta reality Satur­ 13 flrrt dowse while the 'Cats gue stage* th* game-of-lheare pulled a ewttck Gunn day when ftaubach pea Brara’ smiling defense. tied with 8-1 records. recorded aloe. Sanford roared yaar neat Sunday la Chicago who la a quarterback, passed the fourth-ranked Middle* to 111 yards on the ground while Th* St. Louis Cardinals Defense T That's tha fad and a few million fana are to first siring quarterback a 43-7 trouncing of Maryland the Tribe's defense held the w o n d a r i n g Just what the among the best NFL clubs a* (0-3) remained in contention, Andrew James for tha score. and top-ranked Texas kept Its vaunted Wildwood attack to a th* season goes into its 10th only a game behind th* dead­ The try for the antra point perfect record latest by beat­ aal of M yards and they got wesk with two-team tie* for locked Browns and Giants, was no good. 73 of them ta the flrat two ing Baylor, 74. first place In both divisions. with a 24-20 victory over tho Thomas Wilson ef t h e Navy eon insure a bid by mlautea of th* tootest Wild­ Th* rough-tough Pltt'hurgh Washington Redskins; tha San Panthers Intercepted n pass disposing of Duke next Sat­ wood connected oa lla of 13 Steeler* put forth thslr best th* Dallas Cowboys, 31-24, deep In CampbaU'a territory. urday and arch-rival Army looses for 13 yards while Ron defense to upset J im m y SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (U P!) Brown and the Cleveland Francisco Forty Nlnsrs upset James passed to Psteraon, Nov. 30 whUo tho Longhorn! Hinson hit hla receiver* thru times to eight tryi for M —Ruth Jattra of 8oittle and Urowna, 9-7, Sunday and and th* Baltimore Colts edged he shifted into high gear aad would be to by winning Kathy Whitworth of Jal. N. th ro w U i* Eastern Division th* Detroit Liona, 14-21, In sped to pay dirt te dose out of their float two game* yards. the three other games played. the leering. Individually, Lawson la d against Tvxaa Christian M., went into tha finals of into a four-team rat-race. The To get back to th* Basra tho parade with lie yards, Saturday or Taxes the 38,300 San Antonio Civi- New York Giant* (7-2) pulled and Packer*. They meet next Sparkmsn hsd IP aad Black Thanksgiving Day. tan golf tournament tied to­ even with th* Browne for th* week at Wrigley Field In a Coaches Named 33. Jobm tod the 'Cato with day with 34-bole scores of lead by drubbing th* Phila­ battle that should determine M O N T O O M IR T , Flrrt Kentucky Derby n e t delphia Eagles, 42-21. 234. which will go an to wla tho (U P I)—Rip Eagle e f Pena w u hold ot Churchill Downs Scort by quarters: Th* Bears had littl* except Miss Jessen was ftrat round f • V Western tltl*. Th* Boars won State and Chartea McLendon Louisville, Ky., ta 1371, with WILDCAT* defense ae they held th* Los lcadar In tha raln-plaguod of Louisiana State have been Aristides the winner. 8EMINOLU • I V their firat meeting, 10-3, on tourney. Rut she fell three Angels* Bams to a net total th* opening Sunday of th* named to coach the Norik and of 8 )4 yards rushing and pass­ itrokei off the pace at the season and Green Bay lines South aquads, respectively (n halfway mark. She fought ing and won, 6-0, on Roger Lehas reeled off tight straight tha annual Blue-Gray football Clerc'a two field goals. back Sunday for a share of wins. gams Doe. 28. Tha Packers' defense kept tint place when UUa Whit­ th* Minnesota Vikings In line worth fell to ilx-over-par 4033-TS over th* 72-par Pecan until tha champ* pulled away Valley Golf Course. in tha second half on John C Navy, Texas In Cotton Bowl! Packers, Bears THE Game Ruth, Cathy In Tie For Finals FR EE! FR EE! FR EE! TURKEY A DAY Drmwtaga Koch Wednesday at I P. BL BARGAIN PRICES ON From where w# sit — al­ most over th* south goal post* on top of th* baseball grand­ stand — we've noticed many n ball carrier mistake the left field foul Un# for th# football Geld sideline. To whom it may •oncern: tha gridiroa need* remarking. IN POPULAR . Ask Attendant Far Dnialb Tiffow n w BRANDS AT FA RRELLS ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — 9 A. BL - 6:15 P. M. I l l E. FIRST SANFORD WE OIVB TOP VALUE STAMPS I // SANFORD COM1 IN AND BER TH* LIVE GOBBLERS 209 W. lit ST. IM P ER IA L 1206 S. PARK AYR. ST A T IO N BANFORD �f ** '■ i ■ >V S'- Miss. State Team To Watch eneo atari taking State aerioualy. s it l i f ts n a s JfOTICB m keraby kItib that t an engaged la kaetaaee at l l i l Preach Avenue. Sanford, a . min Me County, Florida, un­ der the fletttleee m e t ef. OTTO’S It.tltUKK and Perhaps the toughest Sat­ urday o f the SEC campaign lies directly ahead. Alareabe (0-1) take* on Georgia Tech <*•*) at Birmingham; Aubarn (®-l) will bo at Georgia (4^-1); Mississippi S t a t e (2-2-1) facet LBU <2-2) at ful of seniors, Mississippi Jackson; and Mississippi (4State can be expected to be one of the conference power* 0-1) |un to Memphis to play Tennessee (3-4.) CHAIN LINK FEN C E S A LE CBECe rK E E e 1 Walk Cote With lis t Or Hera. M OORE FEN C E CO ., c A T S iL S h iV L t. L e tt place In Um confer­ ence will be at (take when Tulane (1-7) la boat to Van. •ncx ear n a tic g u a n a Belle* la hereby elrea. Board e f County Com ml are e f lemtnole County, FlorIdo, yrouble to reeeae tbe fet> lowln* deerrlbed property XOSid R-l 31r.sU P l « ! ! r R**Ideatlal te A - i Aarieelturet Block I. • aad IB A. B. Rueeetl’ e A4dn. to Port Reed. Purther drterlbed ae lyln* W of the Oantord Naval Air Btallea. W o f Wyllp Ate. aad S e f lemon at. publte heartap will be htin •a the lemlnole County Court Ilouae, Sanford, Florida, In the County Comtnliilonere Room, on November I I , m l at l t : M A.If. er ae aeoo thereafter ae M Ulbll. Board e f Conaty Commiealonire. Seminole County, Florida. • By J. C. flotohleon, Chair­ man. AttM t Arthur Becbnltb, Jr. PUBLISH: Bet. 11. UM. CDO-tl E fg g m , K IN O O f* xw w n o DVCU ABOUT L ETT}erw 7 w w go OUT INTO I OUTINTWe THE HALL. \ HALL*? tmaukm ru. esr TO kESL OWtiOtMLl M TOUCH WITH TUB AUTNOttlTie^ IM .• R t tlf r C N U l . Sidle wee a whig in the first half—gaining 144 yards and patting Auburn bite s 10-3 lead. But in tha second half, the Auburn Junior got only 38 yards end when he bogged down, so did the Tiger offenee. Sidle’e 182 yards for tbe day govt hhn 1,228 for the seasen. That’s an average ef nearly 180 yards per gama and boosted him peat Geor­ gia's Larry Rakestraw in tha SEC total offense race. Rakeatraw was held to TB yard* In Georgia’s 21-14 loss to Florida and now haa 1,308 yard* In eight gnmra —- one more game than 8idle haa played. Mlsilaalppl State’* upset put Srd-ranked Miaalaeippi solidly in the lead as the Re­ beta drive toward their sec­ ond straight SEC title. The Rebels had e real breather Saturday, toying with little Tampa, 4t-0. In other games Saturday: | Billy Lothridga gained 274 yards while leading Georgia: Tech past Florida State 16-7: aophomors J o e Labruiio »cured three touchdowns aa Louisiana State beat Texan Chrlftian 28-14; Tennessee best Tulane W-0 for the Vote’ first conference win; winless Vanderbilt b a t t l e d .favored Kentucky to e scoreless tie; and unbeaten, independent Memphis State topped South Carolina 9-0. Alabama, Miami and South- m i n to e n r a t m u o p r ir n o r t h r rrvrm lin n n v t i T i n T r o te m ic T io n and ■AIBTBBA BCW f g M M g l Sealed bide will be received at the State Iload Department Offloea, Room >11, Holland nulldlny, Tallahaaita, Florida, LM B AM s PR»4 » from Qualified Contractor* un­ U < t JM w i m f til M ilt A. M. tKJt.T.) on the 311b d i r o f Botemher IH1, for the follawlntr work: NOTH Propaeel Forme will not be Iteued later than one hour prior to the time fer openln* bide. I K S I T O L g r n t B T T (F B I. M ART m m i) rK D K K It AID PROJECT BO. a-SMI*) f JOR g o . Trane .snot i, en « k between SR I N and Internal* Rd. IN . Work ronelete el heat r gradlne: 4-lene divided i t i " I.lmerock tleee with T r p . Aeph. Cone. Hurt Cer, and Hinder Cee: patching and latellng a portion o f tha tilet. lat’t. With T r o * t Aeph. Cone, lurf. Cee.j dralnece elruclurn; and Inrtdenlal Item*. Length .(At mile*. I HAVE HBWON ■© B B L lfte 7HAT TVaae list**) Minimum wae* cuc ccwnemces have ranted rate* fur the r ro jec tlr ) In­ cluded In IM* Notice ebell be ePIBS IN OUB OFFICE. 11.31 per hour. A Propneol Ouerentr e f not leee than five percent I d a ) of the total Actual Hid. In the form o f either e certified rherk. eaebler'e eheeN. true* company treaeitrer’e check. Imiik draft of anr national or elate bank, or a Huretr Hid Hond. made parable to the (loverner of the xtete o f FlnrIda. mint accompany eaeh hid. A rherk or draft In an amount >*e than ftva percent f l* l 1 of the artual hid will I n v o l ­ u te the hid. Should the Propo**t Queranty eireed ten pereent f t # * i l of the Department’a aetlmat*. tt will be re­ duced eutomatlrally te ten perrent ( ! • * • • of the Depart­ ment's eallmate. Certified rherk* ehalt have Htele of Florida'* Documentary Hlampe attached, l t d Rondo aboil eon* a* tm BHD f e m IlM* ISer. A a aw* I- * * ) fu rolebed with tbe T re petal Farm, All work l* te he done In accordance with the Plane, Hpeolflcatlnn* and Hperlal Provlelona o f the fttata Road De­ partment. Plane and/or Propoeal Forma may be purchated by Quali­ fied Contractor! upon applica­ tion le thla offtca (or l l l . l * per eel. ( U l r a eela o f Plana fnr proapectlve bidder* and jll- ! * • plan* for non-bidder*, may be purahaeed for 110I I per **L u a a fc g M Order* for theta documanla ■liould be directed to the Cn* ■Inter ef rontracta with W» XJMIO TO YOU* MO rherk* payable te the Stale WHSH 1 LOST CONTACT WITH Hoad Department at Florida. TO* RADIOMAN) Mt* TWO (Three ekaraea levied* K a te ontg eutwvotte, iwt-wnaira and I *e T o*. Bo reload r CAP* QAHdOtt will be mad*. I MAT*. HO-A The rlaht le reeerved to re­ W10MNMRI ject any or all blda. OWTAU. BIT UP. 8TATB HOAD DEPARTMENT OF FIAIRIDA room LAr»~i. J AT W. BROWN. lSTWBOMOARP State Hlahway Ku«ln**r LTUMlfARTJOHNr IL P H l U j r s . w DOWN*. f« shs * about uAoy S a t u r d a y * ! performance asainat ith-ranked A abam ereeed any lingering doubt*. The Bulldogs knocked An* bunt from the rank* o f the unbeaten, 13-10. The winning point* came on a 3S*yard field gee! by Jnatin Canale with only 22 aeconda to play. Bat a large auaaare e f credit moat go to the defense which pot a halter an Auburn’* Jimmy Sidle is the second Chairman Pub) Ith Bor. M. Id, 1IH. CDO-tl LEAN FRESH 100% PURE GROUND STEAK STEAK SIRLOIN CLUB • T-BONE • PORTERHOUSE • CUBE BONELESS Sirloin Tip All Meat Stew Ground Chuck Roast PURE 59* WIENERS BOLGONA SMOKED SAUSAGE • Homemade Salinage Unit 1 With IS Sunlite Tomatoes, Lb. Can . . Northern Tissue mi Maine Sardines, Flat Can, . . THEM Plantation Meal or G rits . . . . . . . . . . . 25c ABOUT ELCOME Duke's Dog F o o d . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5c WAGON Hood 33 Bleach . . , 21c 0 LE0 Marachino Cherries .35c Hood EZ Starch . , . 13c Asparagus Spears 51c FRENCH Mixed Fruit . . .2/?7c FRIES Chocolate Cake . . 79c Pound Cake . , . 79c Limit t Of Each With $2 Order LIMIT 1 OF EACH LIMIT 4 WITH ORDER ef • kmfly aka l a - ks (|T. (IT. PLASTIC BLUE SEAL 8 OZ. GRANDEE Virginia I'rtmehi P. O. Hoi 1214 5 Limit 2 With »3 Order ‘ IT . BTI- BIRDSEYE 10 OZ. Sanford Phyllla Rugenalein PA 2-4251 Labe Mary MR. G FROZEN BIRDSEYE 12 OZ. Norm Nurria T E 8-1514 ft. Seminole SARA LEE 11 OZ. Foodstuff SARA LEE 12 OZ. sooty TOtoes TOu.CM.DuM.nurou toes w a tH M o c y Limit 3 With 23 Order NCCPtWO dUMMi ^ FRESH GREEN CABBAGE GOLDEN RIPE JJJJ B AH AN AS Y E LLO W O N IO N S 3 -19 * GEORGIA RED SW EET P O T A T O ES PUK ES GOOD MON. THRU WED. TIP TOP 4th. St. & Sanford Ave. u 9‘ QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED S U P ER M A R K ETS 1100 W. 13th. S t < �J> A Immediate Results Are Swift And Simple T hru The Herald Classifieds. Ph. FA 2-5612 Phone Classified 322-5613 322-5612 Office 204 W . First KBSPONSIBUJTT: TJm Barall «ID M M » tacorrect busrtion nf your *4, and rn ttirti Iba right to ret U* «r reject Mr advsrliaemtat Aram what ordered to to tk* polietoe ef thJs cuunm o outlay : To**., thru F it • t P. M. dap Man. - to Legal Notice l.L w t f t Found | Xt|T 8aukut& 4«id!3 Nov. 11,1085 -— Fit?® 9CLASSIFIED INDEX LOST: Saturday, little Boat 1. Lost to PtranS By N adine Seltzer SW EETIE PIE toe Bull. Black wltli white 2. Notices - Feraoiutla riag around neck. Has cot3. Education • Iaatructioa tar es but no identification. 4. Transportatioa Bowaid. FA IB S . to Food Park Ave. Sanford. For Kant t. Netkes i(A Special Notices 7. Business Rentals VACUUM CLEANER, rrpeJTf, parte, supplies for Etactreto Bench Rentals lux, Kirby, Hoover, AirI. For Sale or Rant Way, Bax-Air etc. free 10. Wanted to Rent pickup. New aad Used II. Real Estate Wanted etaeatra sold. PA 3-: 12. Real Eetata For Sale 13. Uortgsga Loans to U a csliew • IaalracU ea 14. Ineuranca cm 15. Business t> Opportunity AIR-CONDITIONING— Retriloratiea Man needed. We 13. Female Halp Wonted trila you. Write Commer­ •Ip wanted 17. Male Help cial Trade* Inatitute. le x 18. Help Wanted 41, c/e Sanford Herald. It. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters PIANO Chord Method Lee21. Beauty Salons Harry Weater, $22-9061 22. Build . Fhint - Repair 22. Building Materials 8. Far >4. Electrical Serrieaa . Plumbing Serrieaa Dowutaim, clean, tarts. i l l . Radio A Television Park. 27. Special Serrieaa 4 BR. Apt 1 Bdrm. too. Ph. 28. Laundry Service 2t. Automobile Service 11 w m l 8 » i li w < pm, N f l T «i m M pa 29A. Auto Accessories M te IM aw there when ym gat heme* 1 BEDROOM House. 30. Machinery - Toole Yeu’n M then j*4T PA X4460 or PA 2-4006. 31. Poultry - Live stock 81A. Pete I. Per Beat LAKE Cottage, completely 8. Per 82. Flowers - Shrubs tom. Suitable for eoupta, 33. Furniture r* aeonab!e rent to right LA U Mary- I Br. tom. t il E. WOODLAND Dr. Near Mouoe. Spottaxa. «M- ITS U NAS. 3 Br.. 3 bath, plui 34. Articles For Sale party. Call PA 2-S0B6 den, double utility room, you mow. Adulta. No pota. 34-A Swap or Exchange PA 2-4063. fenced yard. FA 2-6M1. Call FA 2-2190 after • p m. 35. Articles Wanted 3 RM. tom. Apt. Clean. Wa­ S3. Automobiles - Trucia 2 BR 1 Both, Air Bond, f SO 2 BEDROOM bouse, kitchen ter to star. |30. *333-3764. 33-A Autos Waatsd S BR 1 Bath, equipped. FA 2-3I3I. 3T. Boats - Motors 3 BEDROOMS to dm torn. Little Venice t M 38. Motorcycles - Scooters Paneled Home. $66 month. 3 BR 1 Bath, Pineeroit $100 LARUE 3 Bedroom (urn. 39. Trailers - Cabanas PA 2-3219. 3 BR 2 Bethi, Pioecrret $123 Apt. FA 24333. 40. Farm Equipment 4 BR 2 * Bath*, IS, Ret! Rriate For Sth IS. Ret! Estate For Sale SIA. P rtv FH A - V A HOMES X 3, to 4 BEDROOMS 1, lta, to 3 BATHS DOWN PAYMENTS FBOM $100 Low Monthly Paymeoto For Complota Inforaixtion 8oe Or Call Your FHA - VA SALES BROKER Stenstrom Realty 111 N. Park Aro. 32X2420 87. 8 0 4 ( 1 - R v f o n FOR RALE by owner. 2 Bed­ CHIHUAHUA Puppy. Femtta. 14 FT. PACKMAKXB T weeks old. AKC. Phone room concrete block Homo, about best and trailer, ex­ PA 3-7366. serraod porch, utility room cellent coodlttaa. Beet offor. to enrporta. Kitchen equip­ See at 106 If. Myrtle. CAB ped. Low down payment BABY Mynth Bird and cafe 3221 For Sale. Learning to talk. Monthly payments $56.00. FA X1960. FA 2-6132. ARMISTICE V E T E R A N S ' DAY SPECIALS TODAY! Opportunity 82. Flower* • Shrub* 15. Come tn talking at, nnd SERVICE Station for lease. DUTCH MILL NURSERY An­ wall surrender a $1466 IS* nuals ready now. Upaala Good location. Only imall Larson for $965; n 16' Gator Rd. Near Mayfair Golf capital needed by right trailsr for $150; n $1085 ‘63 Course. man. FA 3-4342. Erin rude 75 hp. for $765. Many others. I f your mili­ BLOOMING Rote* on Chero­ 18. P s u b Help Wanted tary rank wan Private or kee stock. All other kinda above we'll give you tonne of Nursery shrubbery and WOMEN for telephone order of 20% down and IsL pay­ depL $1.25 per hour. Apply trees. ment Feb. 11. On quality ore 311 Msiach Bldg., 222 E. 1st Gray Shadows Nunary outrank ’em nil, and we’re St, P - t p.m. Tuesday. 6 ML 8. on Sanford Are. no goldbrick on eervke 17. Mate Help Wanted either. Take • break end 38. F arw ltw o come eeo ua. Robson gport­ Field Representative. Moore Used furniture, appliances, ing Goods, Downtown ManFence Co., 300 So. Hwy. tools, otc. Bought • Sold. ford. FA 3-5M1. 17-33. Phono 83X1331. Larry’s Mart 213 Sanford GREENBRIAR Choice lota ^available tn Greenbrier W Loch Arbor overlooking golf oouree. Coatom building to your epacification*. Groanbriar dcrelsped by KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, INC. 303 Fairmont Dr. 18. H elp W asted PA 3-1074 LOW down pymt. I BR, 3 MEN - WOMEN Age 1X33 WANTED IMMEDIATELY bath, ML equip., ocreened To train tor carport, nice yard. FA Ave. Ph. FA 2-4133. Sell Us Your Furniture. Quirk Servlre With the FOR SALK. In |>erfos« cond. 1957 Liberty Mobile Home, Cash. SUPER TRADING 46 x 8, $ BR, new tires. Will POST. FA 2-06774 also rent with option ta M T K l POR WIIM Th* Board o f County ComCIVIL SERVICE S-U10. cntsilanor* af a*m1twi1a Coun­ Good pay, More security, va­ FREE ESTIMATE ty, rtorld*. will raeaUa bid* buy. 833-0663. ■ t tha offlc* of Arthur M. cation and sick leave pay. Upholstering to Mattreii ren­ Jt*ekwlth, Jr , Clark, In tht ovating. New to Used Furni­ 40. F arm E q u ip m en t For fre# Information Write Court hou an at ban ford, FlorHa. up to l:ta M L Monday, ture. Call Nia Bedding Hfg. American Service. Box 14, Reg. Real Batata Broker Korambar I I. 1HI. far f o r * . Co., at 709 Celery Ave. c/o Sanford Herald. PA 2-1301 17-33 at Hiawatha Uhlnn tha fallowing matarlata FA 2-2117. during tha iwalra month parYOU AN EARTHMANT 19. SUutlnas Wasted lad ending Darambar 1, l l « . A. Llmarsek. WANTED reliable couple lo If you havo to livo on thii FI. Aaphalt. take up monthly payments Earth, you might aa well IRONING at home. 322-7791 C. Concrata Pip e 0< $13.30 on 1 compieta D. M.tal Pipe. own part of it. But Lbo good CHIU) Care. 363-3363. Spaclflratlona art available rooms of furniture. Call parts are getting scarcer • t tha afflca a f tha Seminole TE 6-1311, Caiaelberry, col­ and scarcer and Uiey'ra YARDS cleaned, small Items NEW AND REBUILT County Engineer. tn th a Cnurthoum at Sanford. F l o r ­ lect. not going to get any cheap­ hauled or moved. Junk pick­ Gravity Tractors ida. Q uan tu m aro approiter . . . A long preamble to ed up might pay for labor. A full line of Economy rowmat# and no auarantoa la g t r 34. Articles For Bale an or Impltad aa to tha total crop Tractor* advise you to cbeck eigh­ FA 2-7539 or FA 2-4223. amount* that will b* raqulrtd teen pretty acres near San­ FORD TRACTOR, mower, BANK FINANCING durlnp tha parlod a f tha pop Child Caro. FA 2-2774. tract*. ford for only $3400 with good disk, scoop, good condition. 4 ROOM Houae. Unfurn. ex­ 143 N. Orlande Ave. 3 Bedroom, Unfurn. House. All matarlali furnlahad mu»t Loch Arbor $113 cept stove. Near NAS. terms. 20. Babynilteni FA 3-7864. Maitland Phone 447-7236 aonform tn tha currant Stand­ Extra nice, 1110. PA 33131 NEEDED ard Specification* o f tha Flor­ $11.30 weekly. Ph. FA 2-3348. WILL keep small children la NOVEMBER Special. Rod to or FA X049S. ida Staff Rnad Department. A Real Estate Saleiman or is c ir c u it court . A t m Did* to b* aneloaril In my home. 322-7637, reel. $4.77. Surplus City. F U R N I S H E D Apartment. Saleslady can make money J l ' D i r i A I . CIRCUIT. IT AND aaalcd envelop* plainly mark­ 2 BEDROOM funi. cottage. 201 W. 1st. St. Clean and dote is. Jimmie ed on tha outalda “ BID FOR row ItSItO LR c o m TV, with ua, call $60 mo. 2534 Orange. Phone 111 N. Park 21. B « a « t y Salons $32-2420 rURNIIMilNU (nara* o f ma­ FLO RIDA. IT C M A T i r . R T TO. Cowes. 33X4013. PA 2-0296. larial*), opaa Nov*mb*r II, (SUNS. Buy, sell, trade, re­ Hasel Porter Beauty Shop O N E IP A M ATNARD MC F A R 2 BR, Fla. Rm., fenced yard, H it " pair. Oateen Bridge Fieh APT. $30. Surplus City. HId a will b* opanad an Nov- LAND Cold Wave $4.00 complete Lake Mary. FA 2-04M. RENT A BED Plaintiff, Cnmp to Gun Shop. ambar II. l i l t , at 11:10 A M. 1104 W. 23th SL FA 2-1321 Rollaway, Hoipltal to Baby REALTOR - 1NSUR0R or a* aoon tharaaftar aa poaa- ra. 1 BEDROOM Trailer on large BEDROOM torn. House. ibla, at a nriMttng to b* halil H E R B E R T II. MC FARLAND, Beds. lake. Adulta only. FA S-T3SS. FA 2 4M1 111* S. Freich Ave. Harriett's Beauty Nook Prfandant. In tho County Commlaalon Water torn. 14S Country By Day, Week, or Month x tm e n o f s r r r t u t t i n g Room In tha Court Eve Appl's. I Sr. Beauticians Club Rd. PA IttU . 3 BEDROOMS. 3 balhi. Fla. 'CLEAN quiet Rooma'* Tho FOR IHVORCK Ph. PA 2-3181 111 W. l i t St. Pouaa at Ran ford, Florida. FA 3-3742 100% Nylon or wool carpet­ Th* r l t h l to r***rv*.I tn TOi l l K R II B K T H. MC P A R room. Fenced yard, Dou 1U So. Oak Gabloi. PA 1-OT36. CARROLL'S FURNITURE W E L A K a APARTMENTS: LAND FOR TH * walva any Irraputarltlaa or ing installed with rubber ble Carports, Centra! Heat Whoa* addrtta. aa far a* PERMANENT Wave Special tarhnlralltlat In blda and to Rooma private batha, 114 7. nuslneee ReaUte padding. 3 Rooms up to Ing. 322-9426 after 6 p. m. Plaintiff la aware la: i*J*rt any or alt blda. 20% off regular prices. W. Flrtt St. Tha Twin Falla Vlotory, 370 iq. ft. $139.50. Aa low Board of County Commit Open Evening* by appt. 1,000 aq. ft. FI/KJR apace, 3 BEDROOM, 1 hath. Kit ml,alia ahlp. whole home alonara Ramlnnla County, as $7.00 a month. Limited UNFURN. 2 Bedroom Duplex port la Port Canartral. 1w l i e Caere o f <1* County Florida suitable lor ofifee or store. ehen equipped. Owner be­ Free parking lot. Services time only. Ph. Orlando col­ Florida, hut pioaonlly la J atf ll, eonaluola. County, Flu*J. C. Ilutchlaon, Chairman Apt Ph. FA 3-4201. from tip to tip. FA 2-9335. aomowhera on th* high 14a. f a Prohat*, ing transferred. Must sell. By; tv. Both. Jr. lect 241-1 aoa*. l a me Kotatu of Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop County Knplnaar FA 2-2940. Furs. Apt. Cloie tn. Apt. A TOU ARE H E n E R T NOTI CHARLES) G. WILKE li. For Bale er Meat rubllah Nor. 11, I I . IMS. 318 Palmetto Ave. SINGER AUTOMATIC FI ED that a Complaint (or Doeaaead. $33 Me. 407Pi W. lit. ID O - 10 Phone door ( l i 322-0834 Dlrorc* hat bean filed apalnat T o All Credit*** and Paraooa Sewing machines, like . new, 3 BEDROOM CB Houae, DUE TO ILLNESS must aril IS COt'ATT JI D u n COURT, you. and you are required to Having Claim* ar Demanda almost now homa on 1 acr* Phone door (2 ) 322-6525 LEAVE THE WOKKY1NO nukes buttonholes, sows an kitchan equipped, near •orvt a copy or yuur Anawor Again*! *a!4 Kototri IKSIIOLR COtXTT, FLOP ground, near Paota School. TO US buttons, monograms, em­ nr nihor Ploaillna* to th* mi Winn Dlxif. Call FA 3-S598. You and oach of you ar* 25. Plumbing Service* Call FA 2-3378, FA 2-0879 F.RTITB OF BRIPIII F. Complaint on 1'lalntlff* At hereby notified and required Let ua find you tenenta and broiders, etc. AH without lorncy, JOHN W. HCRUOGB. to praeent any clnlma and d* AIIUM-. DBCKAIKO. manege the dateila. Save 10. Wealed to Rent altachmento. Sold new over HINSON to HEARN J it. P. O. Hoc 1541, T IT U S ­ mind* which you, or either of NOTICB TO URRDITOH* THE PRICK IS Wrong-Much to A M , PERSONS HAVING V IL L E . FLORIDA, and fll* you, may hue* agnlnet th* on Income Taxee by depre­ $300 balance now due only PLUMBING CONT ItACTING too low. For $3!,9<lu a ter­ CLAIMS OR KUMANl-H lb* original Anaw.r or other * * l * t * of CHARLES G. W I L ­ ciating your vacant home $82.26, pay $7.66 monthly. Repair* to Water Healera Ad.MN’HT HAIL* ESTATK: I'laadlnaa In tha office of th* KE, d*ce**e>1, tat* o f nald rific property 1n c 1u d I n g an rental Income property. We need ten (10) nice home*, Tuu and aach of you am Clark of lha Circuit Court (nr County, to th* County Judt* Liberal trade-in on you* FREE ESTIMATES quality 2-etory borne In ex­ haraky notlflad and roqulrail Hamtnot* County. Florida. In o f Domtnnt* County. Florid*, furnished or unfurnished. Turn that vacancy Into In­ old machine. Call now for 204 E. 3rd St. 322-9143 cellent neighborhood having to flip any claim* and de­ M l offlc * In Sanford. Florida, at hi* offlca In th* court houao Immediately! We have the come. We have celt* each free home trial. Orlando mand* which you, nr allhar of nn or btfor* th* 22th day of of **lil County at Hanford. wall to wall carpeting, itPLUMBING clients! If you have a 2, 3, you. may har* apalnat add Novombar, l i l t . I f you fall Florid*, within *1* calendar collect 241-9588. day for 3 g to 4 bedroom tractlva grounds with iwlmattata In th* offlc* of lion. lu do do. Ju.lgm*nt by default month* from th* time of th# Contracting Repair* or 4 bedroom home for home*, furnlahad end unVernon Miff. Jr.. C o u n t y will bo tak.n apalnat you for flret publication of thl* nolle*. mlng pool; ta addition, nice­ Blacayae 6 WHITE Leatherette couch, FREE ESTIMATES rent or le**c, call Judea of Katnlnolo County, at th* r r l l t f ilrmandod tn th* Two roplea of aach claim or furniahed. 6 cylinder. ly-furnished rental apart­ damand ahall b* In writing, hi* offlc* tn th* Court Houao Complaint. R. L. HARVEY reclining cbtlr, 1 large bed, In Orlando, Florida, within als DUNE and ORDERED, at and ahall itata th* plac* of For compute property man­ ment Unbelievable terai. 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2 3383 1 44 bed, 3-drawer cheat, rtnfoh. w h it e with M m calendar month* from tha tint* Ian ford, Florida, thla l l t h day raaldonc* and poat offlc * *dagement cell “CLIFF* for utility table, dinette with o f th* ftr it publication of thl* of Octobtr, 1111. dreaa o f Ih* claimant, and ta* end tatevtev. Thin to appointment to dlacuti your 27. Special Service* notice. Each claim or damand (S E A L ) ahall b* *warn to bp tho nn extrn clean ear, me* 4 c h a i r s . Miscellaneous 322 2420 III N. Park Ave. mult ho In wrltlnp anil con deairei, Arthur H Rc-kwltb. Jr.. claimant, hi* egent, or attor­ chenicsUy r i g h t and items. FA 26020, 400 Mattain th* plac* of roaldonc* and ney and acc.imperiled by * Clork of Circuit Court specially priced *4 . . . 12. Real Estate Far Brie IN V E S T M E N T to R E A LTY poat offlc* addroaa of th* Homlnol* County. Florida, filing fa* nf on* dollar and tie St. claimant, hit apant er attor aurh claim nr demand aot lly: Martha T. Vlhlan 111 N. PARK AVE, 822 9173 SALES to SERVICE nay, * r th* aama ahall b* filed ehatt b* mid D. C. BY OWNER, I bedroom, IH USED Kenmore Automatic Dial Operator raid. /*/ ELIZAB ETH I . W ILJOHN W. PCRUUOS. JR. bath home. One bedroom IDEAL LOCATION Wisher. $23. $0-7216. ! REALTOR - 1NSUR0R SETT IE V. CAALOW —Aak Fur— W X 6aoo KE Attnrnay far Pla ta il ff A* Esaeutrim *( at id P. O. Boa I M has asperate entrance, can FBm neighborhood. I bedroom A* Eaecutrla o f th* I^et PA 1-4M1 l i l t S. French Ave StUuma Dr. catatt. Wilt ami Teaiament of Tltutvtll*. Florida bo rented for Income. Will House, large screened patio, Edward* S McCormick Publlah Oat. I l , t l a N ot CHARLES! G. W IL K E , trade for smaller place. corner lot, fenced backyard. H. B. POPE CO., INC. PAIR of Cruiser Skirts. Call l o l l K. Roblnaon Aranu* dtceaied I. It. l H I . Orlando, Florida GEO. A. IPE K R . JR 323 6764. CDN-TI Shown by appointment. Call 2006 Magnolia. 200 So. Park Ave. FA 2 4234 Attornoy for Raaculrla Atiurnay for eald Katat* FA 2 M4t. IN THR CIRCUIT COURT OF rubllah: Oct. I I. Nor. I. tl . It, IN T H E CIRCUIT H U R T o r l l l h Magnolia Avenue $1 per day rental lor ElecTMR NINTH JUDICIAL CIRtill. T H K NINTH Jt RICIAI. CIR- Sanford. Florid*. SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa trie Carpet Shampnoer with bathi. » u IT OF FLO RID A. IN AND Flrat publication October 21, curr o r rLoniDA. in and 3 BEDROOMS, m CON-ICI tloi, etc. Free eitimite. Ph. ran > e r i n o i .r county . FOR AKHINOLE C O U N T Y , A D. 1141 CONVERTIBLE, V - 6 purchase of Blue Lustre. Swimming pool. furn. or IT TMR CIRCUIT COURT. FLO RID A. IR C H ANC K R t NO. Pubtleh Oct. >• X Nur. 4. 11 I n Ckeeearr No. IS.TSI 322-3506. IN I S. Park Ave. engine, ant*. Irene., peCarroll's Furniture. unfurn. 121 Like Dot Dr. N IN T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, laaep p a r t it io n eurr l«. 11(1 wer steering, red4a to FA 2 3233 anytime ■ rLBKN BAADT, IT AND FOR «KMIXt)I.K NEW* YO RK B ANK FOR HAV­ CUN-M Plaou Tuning and Repair Sunland. heater, white finlah nnd 4 II I NTT, iTATF. OF FLOR­ ING S formerly N EW YORK EASY Spin-Dry wishing ma­ Plaintiff. W. L. Harmon — FA 2-42ZI chine, $50; 1 Strsto-Hner top with red ell vinyl I D * . IT CMANCKMT NO. IX RAVINGS BANK, a New York IN THE CIRCUTT COURT OF va. B E t N G tratuferrod t h i s Interlay. Thin n r It n NORTH AMERICAN MORT- corporation. THE NINTH JUI1ICIUL Clg- JAM LA W. ENGLAND. J r. lounge choir, $35. Above | Uafemlant. month. M um sacrifice 2 UAHK CORPORATION. *n Ar WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, an exrsllant r a n d Plaintiff, UUIT. IN AND FOR BEMINoncB o r at rr k in * ** corporation. NOLR COUNTY, FLORIDA. ye. Items 2 yri. old. 668-5313. throughout aad • gm SPRINKLER SYSTEMS bedroom Home. Low down IN TMR NAMH DP TMR Plaintiff SEVERING C L EV A and ANNA IN CHANCERY NO. I1MI buy at * * . • All Type* and Siiei payment $62 mo. Include v a. J. 1. K [HI, A K Mi HIT) I AGE * T A T R OP PLOR IDA ULXVA. hi* wife. READY MIX Concrete, win­ GERTRUDE B l I O lG I t and We Repair and Service Defendant*. CORPORATION OF FLORIDA TO J A MCA W. ENGLAND, Jr., ■tovo. 1 1 6 Country Club Cir­ whoa* r.elilenr* 1* Undow sills, lintels, step*, I GAIIT D. HOUaif. her huea Florida enrpontlan. NOVICB o r M IT S T I N E 110 N. Park Ave. 3234)559 cle. known bond, Plaintiff, T O l REVKIIINO CLEVA and blocks, sand, cement, rock, TOU AR H HEHCBT NUT1Dafandanta Machinery and Supply Co V*. AN N A CLEVA. hie w|fs pipa, steal, grease traps, | riav that a eult In Equity has NOTiuH o r at rr FRA NK I PURDUE l i t 4411 Mtiuehuaattn ktroet 207 W. 2n<l St. FA 26432 T H E eT ATK OF FLORID * RUTH ANN PURDUE, hi* w i l l baan brousM asalnat jnu by dry wells, Rtepping atones. Gary. Indian* RlUtn Baadf, In th* Circuit TDi Gertruda 8. II>u»h and YOU AND EACH OF YOU CHESTER llt'SHELL and Miracle Concrete Co. WASHING Machine Service Gary P. Ilnuah. ARE H EREBY N O TIFIE D that JUDITH Rt HHELL, hta wife, Court of tb* Ninth Judicial THE TIME TESTED FIRM Property Management Free Estimates on Repairs 309 Eln: Ave. 1341 D. Mountain V l l l ta * ■ FA 2-5751 f)*fandant*. Circuit. In am! for ie m lm la (16 N. Park Ave edit ha* been brought FA 26123 County, Plnrtaa. Mountain Horn* A FI), to Saleft Broker • gelnet you by N EW Y o l I K Tal F R A N K E PURDUE and 26(11 Hiawatha 322-7363 YOU A liK IIKHKUY SUM­ Idaho RUTH ANN PUIIDUE, hit BANK FOB HAVINOR. form­ l ” SET of Chiidcraft World I TERRIFIC BUY MONED. ORDERED AND RENolle* I* hereby glean that erly wife NEW YORK SAVINU8 Book Dictionary. C y c 1o - 1 QUIRED In Hta your Anawar S Bedroom, two bath with REMODELING — Addition” »ult ha* bean filed In th* BANK, a New York corpora­ i l l jc.w. n t n atroat Station Wagon eqnlpwith th* Cl*rk at eal't Court • b'i«* Indicated Court *gtln *t tion, Plaintiff, to fortcloto a Waahlngton. Indiana teacher. FA 2-7960 Cahineta — Paneling — Re­ built-in equip. Completely Offeta for your acketion an4 lo aarv* a copy thereof pad with Pontine econo­ you, and each of you, tha till* certain Morlgago more parti­ TOU ARE IIKItEllY NOTI pairs. License. Met Robin­ upon th* Plalatltr or PlainrehuvnUii inaide. Corner lot, • f which cat* I* aa *hoV* cularly dttcrlhtd In tha Com­ FIED that a eult to fora my o n g I n o , etnndnrd the** Beautiful £, 3, to 4 KELVIN.-\ TDK chest freezer. | tlffa attorney h*r*ln an or •Down. son. 638-1156. trana., radio and healer, plaint filed In thl* eult, which cloa* a Murtgaa* ha* haan fll HU Blown Drive. Sale Price Bedroom h*for* tha lln4 4ay of Nav668-4721. You era hereby required to Mortgug* encumber* th* fo l­ ad agalnit you In th* abov* rienn Ihroughont, •Ital­ 115,550 — monthly payment *mh*r. 1HJ. Th* mm* nf th* file your aoawar nr written lowing Ant-rib* >1 property, Court hy th* above name ianl gea mileage. Cairo rt.fene'e. If any. In the ahoy* eltual* In Hemlnula County, Plaintiff, Tlia property aoqght Plaintiff* attnrnay I* Jemea 498.19, including ta ie i A PIANO to ORGAN S A LE .! ■pedal buy G. Harrell, and hi* *44r*it la proceeding with th* Clark of Florida, to-wlt: to b* foreeloee) li ae follow* Complete Lawn Service Largest in Central Florida. Inauranca. 111 North Maenolla Avenue, thl* Court and to eerv# a ropy Taut il. [/J.VGDAt.E NL'n Lot 11 tn lllo,-It 4 of FAIR Ptorl4*. It you fall Free Estimates FA 24377 thereof upon tl)* ptalntltfa 150 instruments to choose 1 DIVUIO N, acanrdlog to Urlando, L A N E EHTATEH k s c t i o n KINGSWOOD to 4o a*, a Deene Pro Onattorn*)* who** name and »>ltha plat thereof, record No, l, according to th* front. Piano* to organs $ 195 I BUILDERS, INC. feaa* will b* antereJ asalnat tlyvae *pp«*r* h«reun, on or 29. Automobile Service e l In Plat Kick II. Paan you fur th* relief UemanJaJ I 'U t thor-of. rwordad In up. Term*. Thumpion Music | P. 0. Box 1599 FA 2-8074 before the 2nd . day of Derr44, of th* Pubtln Record l ‘l*t Book IS, Dag* tuu. In th- Cutnplalnt. amber 1)41, th* nature o f of Seminole County, Flor of tha Public Itecorde of Co., 29 Colonial Plaia Mall, | Y o u AUK rtJRTUER NOTIthla proo-adlng being * eult Id*. bemtfMil* County, Florida; riKD that th* natur* nf aal4 Orlando. Phone 425-4577, to forai-lua* th* lien of a and for other relief, and you ROBERT A. WILLIAMS YOU AB E REQUIRED to •ult la for Partition nf I^*n4* mortgage on tho following ar* required to fit# your An- fll* your An*w*r with th* Realtor deacrlbe.l property eltiut# In ewer tn aald Complaint with Clark of Ih* Court and to Th* 4**crlptlon of th* reel Sunkarik Ginas nnd Paint For K N A P P Shoe* see A. G. h-mlnol* ('.tint), Florida, to- th* Clerk of th* above atylad verve a ropy upon Mr# Plain­ property pruc**4"l aaalual I* Raymond Lumlquiat, Ai*o. Carter at 2820 Magnolia ** follon*; Company wit: Court *ud to »# rv# * copy tiff*' Attorney a FREED A lujtl No*. «»T, le* *n4 tal FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank B!dg Lot 28* Block 2. IIKKTl.KIt thereof on P l a i n t i ff * Attor­ NATHANHON. 3:0 South W*,hA t*, or cull F A 2-7188 aft- | 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2 4622 o f th * Town o f L o ii ( w ih >4. »l< >*l ES h I U . V M h ) s | ney*, RUHENIIKItU, TtimEN- Inalon A v a n u a. Tltuavlll*. er 6 p.m. PlorIJu. nccorillns to I'Ut A SPLE N D ID IN V E S TM E N T To make tha beat home TItiS OVK. »i-corilln* t u RKIIU A UEIHMAS 1402 Aln- Florida, not later than N o v ­ Auto Glaea, Tepa tn*r*of. a* record* I In Cosy, one bedroom m-tp Of pl*( (hertuf tr - alay Building. Miami 22, F lo r­ ember 23, 1)12. It you fall horn*, buy. *«« the Plat II..ok 1, at Paa«* 1) A Sea* Covers 36. Automobllen - Trucks! eordw*! Jn l‘ Ut Buck 13. ida. riot later than the 22th In do *o, a decree pr-t run* taatafuily furnDht-d, will) Ihrouah Jt. of tb* Public Public It*... rilw day of November, tJ42, In da- fe*a» will he antered agalnet I'» !- 1 H-coril* nf Henilnoli Coun­ tidy, fenced yard bordered f$f Wf1hi i umi1# C»»'Uiii tif. Ft ♦>r- faolt of which . a l l Complaint you for tha rallef damandad FOR SALE OR TRADE ’631 ty. Plorld*. Ida will b* taken a* confeeaed by In the Complaint. with roaea. Could Im relit* 1 Falcon Sprint. 4 speed ayaWITNKR.MY HAND a* DONE AND ORDERED at you. WITNESS my hand and aeal Clark of **T4 circuit Court of for $75 per month. Priced crn. Call after 6. 122-6273. Panford, Svnilnol* County, DATED. *> Hanford Florid), nf eatd Court at Seminole t(-mlnnl# County, VlorlJ*. art.! 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8033 Htat* of Flar: 1*. thla 2»th ley thl* t(t h day >f Dcluber, 1343. County, th a l l th d>, of uct- Ih- Seal of **I4 court at at ftiOtIO for f» -t action, a) A I,!. WORK GUARANTEED « f October, teas BUYING A NEW or (H E AL ) oner, t i l l hanfo rd. eemtnula C o u n t y , owner ia all packed. A Irav(S E A L ) Arthur II U* k wDn. Jr. | (HEAL) COMPANY Ptarlla, thla 17th d*y of ociUSED CART SWAINS B ATTKKY SVC. Arthur II. U— awlih. J.-.. wli»*c .uUnuaii could own ,:terk of tho Circuit **ourt Arthur tl He a eUU. Jr. oO*r. ttal. FINANCE IT WITH US Clerk of th* Ctrcult Court By: Marth.i T tthlcn Clerk o f t.'lrcult Court Generator • Starter Serv. I (UKALi th ii A ua* Sanford a* head­ 2nd. ft Prime!to By: llarthn T. Vlhlan DC. Iitputy Clerk By; Martha T. Vthl»a ♦ Low Interest Rites Arthur l< Be.a-rlth. Jr. 402 E. 2nd FA 2-3633 quarters. l o n U * . WIGHT m BUliKOUD l a w tCflcaa V. C. clerk of the Circuit Court 6 lz>w Monthly Payments SB__ ! PH: PA 2-8231 American Netloi.il Ru - k 1I1<1*. Itoienberg, Jtoeeuberg A Lew ‘ iff k * * tn *u4 for keinlnal* Coun­ P. O line 1I»M 31. Poultry • Livestock Itelernan FLORIDA STATE BANK FREED and N A I M A.NHON ty. Plarldn Office FA 3-2116 D. I’ eteraburg S3. Florid* hull* li>3 Alneley Building 214 South Weehlngton Av*. 2305 8. Park By: Mnrthn T. Vlhlan v.lornejr* f i r P i * m i f f Titusville PI* Miami 22. Florida PHEASANTS » r Chukars. live I>«puty CI»rk Night FA 2-064> For real automobile puhll*h Oct 21 A No, 4. 11. Publlah 0*c tl. SI A Nbv. 4. I Publlah oe:, :l, .1 i Xir FA 2-0861 ' HEALTOK — LNSLROR 323-9700 or dre-M'd. Cali alter 4 y m. gains, check the Herald via*** ♦. It. D C , arw ui cu.\-7e. t A 2*4391 )»1 » £>. French Ave. 2664 Pars Br 3 i s t e t Fin. I (. UN-' ' NO l-o2l2. 1Uied display occtioa. IC 'it ROSA L. PAYTON Gravely Tractor Sates & Service Legal Notice Stenstrom Realty Watch Stemper Agency T H IS CARPET Legal Notice SPA CE CLEANEST Best Buy Used Can IN TOW N Needed A t Once 1961 Chevrolet Stenstrom Realty SO U TH W ARD SINGER Stemper A gency ♦ 1395 Air-Conditioning Legal Notice 1961 Ford Galaxie Seminole Realty JO H N E. F O X i ll REALTOR St. Johns Realty $1 9 9 5 V A - FH A 1961 Tem pest Jim Hunt Realty Government Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 V A - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Stemper A gency TR E E SERVICE *1 3 9 5 A U TO GLASS TNSTALLED AU TO GLASS & S E A T COVER CO. Save! Save! H O LLER Motor Sales �- W .W H m G T O H CU F!) — AirpUn* pilots kan been wartiad to b m n of ths whits wHlatllng swan now migrating from ths Gnat Lakes rsffion to ths Chcaapsskt Bar sras. Ths fadon! A s i s k i s a Afsnry, In tantnc ths wars* Injr, noted that a big whittling awan caused ths eraah and daath of psnona aboard an airliner near Baltimore, Md., is IMS. L i w r s a t s Jshss, Vslds l.'rlih, loser Keraokh. Msits Baxley, KM as Wright, Pa­ tricia JohMos, all of Sanford; Carol Sowell s i Casselberry; William Klchardson of DoLand; Noah Tbs mine Jr. of ' "THRIFTWAY" FANCY YO U R CHOICE “ IV O R Y ” (O R ) “T H R IL L ” Dewy Walls, Evelyn Bedesbssflh, Herbert Pope, Shertew Neleon, Eddie Wonde, Victoria O'Day, John Mar­ i k a I I , Gertrude MeGrilf, James Darla, Loretta Jones, Mittbew Yelsloy, Mrs- Shir­ ley Goodlnf and baby boy, Mrs. Dolores Mahons and baby boy, Mrs. EDcn Gris­ som and baby ftrl, Mrs. Car­ olina Gillespie and baby girl all of Sanford; Anna Free­ man, LouJse LaLfeat, of inBary; CatosU Lloyd of Uke Mary; Hack Cotton Jr. of Lake Monroe; Mrs. Martha Harrison and baby girl af DALLAS CASSELL LIQ U ID Lost From Bor SANDY TENNANT AURORA, Colo. (U P !) — Police war* searching today for a young woman, doamibod as s “ very beautiful" branotto weering only a half-slip, who was last soon hanging over the bar at a nightclub in this Denver suburb. The girl actually was an MOO painting stolon from lha dub. C ar Disappears — Down In Hole Barbara Boekool, J a m e s Kirkland, Gaston Davis, Bar­ bara Jordan, Jimmy Duxbury, William Tyre, Paulina Howard, Joaepb Cadwell, Jos­ eph May, Dorothy Cook, Shirb y Walker, all of Sanford; Michael Jackson of Lake ' 22 O Z . EACH (LIMIT: t, PLEASE) FLA. GRADE “A* • BREASTS (W IT H R IB) • LEGS • THIGHS WIGAN, England (U P I) — William Sheriff, 4B, went to hla garage to get hla car and found It had disappeared Into a 20-foot-decp hole. Officials sold they bellavo the tar was swallowed ap when an old mine shaft eared MARLA JONES KAY CLARKE \D ET ER G EN T FLA. GRADE m Am Fresh (Not Frozen) Whole Roger Reynolds, Celestine Bawls, Mary Behlrard, Mar­ lon Kratmer, Donald Boyd, Ann Moon, Maude Hum­ phrey, all of fanford; Michael Jackaen of Lake Monroe; Marilyn Miller, E a r ne a t Wright, Mrs. Betty Wlddls and baby boy, all of Longwood; Qeorga Taft, llarok Dowlng, Lillian Conity, all of DcBary, Noah Themlns Jr. o( Kalamaioo, Mich. NOVEMBER » By Jane Casselberry Lyman High School 100 Homecoming Queen will be chosen from six finalists Tuesday by vote of the stud­ ent body. The results will re­ main a mystery until the Elisabeth Hlrt, Titus Scott. Phyllis Clark, Lula Barker, Donna Smith, James Kikes, Joyce Cercsolt, Donnie Moore, t.l of Sanford; Normsn Mur­ ray of Apopka; Minnie Butler of Longwood, tfon held this week were Mar- the court at T:40 p. m. around la Jones, Ann Kay tho field prior to the game Miller, Clarke, Sandy Tennant, Dal­ las Cassell and Dana Hall. All the girls nominated as candidates by their home rooms will serve on the queen’s court. In addition to the six finalists, they are Margaret Garrett, Sheila I.aIJrce, Kandy Hodges, Connie Pruitt, Donna Crocker, Jac­ kie Atchison, Gloria Greene, Arlene Mason, Mary Ann Midgette, Margaret S t e v e n s , Cheryl Merck, Mary Louise Haines, Lauren Deans, M ar­ sha Gleason, Nancy George, Vicky Stout, Joy Smith, Ma­ deline) Sharp, Luma Mnncrief, Linda Davis and (lull Tinsley. There will be a parade of and the crowning ceremoney will take place during the half time. The queen will reign over the aeml-formal homecoming dance to be held following the game. The Lyman Student Council la sponsoring the homecoming and all alumni are especial­ ly encouraged to attend. PTO To Meet Tho Wilson School PTO in Paola will meet at T:30 p. m. Tuesday. Reports on the re­ cent Halloween Carnival will Ite presented and plans will l>e made for using the pro­ ceeds, Presiding will Iw Her­ bert Muse, president. 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Following is the schedule, *4 Juice plant will locate in gram lo r Seminole County approved: Approval of • 977,744 street Longwood if toning can be VOL. 56 was voted this morning by the United Prese Leased Wirt Established 1906 TUBS., NOVEMBER It, 1968 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 69 Snow Hill Road, rebuild ona « regulated to accommodate resurfacing program over a County Commission on the mile 21 feet wide; Beard a U * the property aite. The plant two-year budget was voted Avenue, widen 1.2 miles to would be in operation nine by the City Commission Mon­ 18 feet; South Cameron snd month* out of the year amt day evening. The new pro­ East Kentucky, rebuild 13 would employ a minimum of miles 18 feet wide; Florida gram includes all th# streets 60 per*ona. Avenue, pave 0.2 mile 24 feet contained In the original pro­ • • • wide; Longwood-Lake Alary posal, and published several A proposed planning group Road, resurface 2.3 m iles; months ago. n eccu iry to meet rule* of Bear Lake Road, rebuild 13 City Manager W. E. Know­ federal agencir* to obtain miles 24 feet wide; West les informed the Commission matching fund* for long range Lake Brantley Road, rebuild that a $26,043 difference In 6 planning project* w ill be die* City Commission indicated 1.75 miles. the previously proposed plan new higher education con­ T A L L A H A S S E E ( U P l ) — tinned at a meeting o f a Sem­ Bedbug Road, resurface night It favored of $105,786 is a savings ba«ed Monday struction program in motion, inole group o f County Com- The Cabinet Board of Educa­ on the use o f a new method plans o f a downtown bust- 2.23 mile.*; Lake Howell Road agreed today to stail valida­ mliaioneri, legislative dele­ tion, acting sw iftly to set the of pavement resurfacing call­ nessmrn’a cumbina to eon- at Tanglrwood, level and re­ tion proceedings on bond* to gates, county engineer and all surface 0 75 mile: Old folk# ed "the asphalt slurry mi*. finance university snd junior struct a $500,000 eafeteriamayor* with a ilm ilar Orange Mary Road, rebuild I.S miles; The purpose la to use the college building*. County group at 1:311 p.m. ee slurry mix of emulsified apartment-niolel lodge along 25th Street extension, build The action canie on tha Thuraday at Ortando. The two one mile 21 feet; Semlnola asphalt and aggregate as a th* lake front, heels o f event* last week group* wilt discuss whether to preparation course over the Howard Hodges, chairman Boulevard, 0.75 mile, with which Included approval by have the K **t Central Florida old pavement. the voters o f issuance o f 975 o f th# group, aaid 15 down­ Sanford-Orlamlo Kennel Club Regional Planning Council to donating $6,000 in participat­ Knowles added that this million in bnnda to finenca the town businessmen have tenta­ ® repreient the two eountle*. ing funds, and Lake Mary serves as a crack filler and program and a request from whether to have a two-county straighten and leveling course that adheres tively organized for tho pur­ Boulevard, MOSCOW ( U P l) — The the hoard o f control to seek planning council or whether to the old asphalt surface. pose of helping the downtown construct 2.26 miles. Russian government has ar­ cuurt validation of the bonds to have indivldunl county coun­ The kennel club specified He said K should be « ma­ economy by construction o f rested Yule professor Frede­ as soon a* possible. cil!. jor step toward eliminating th# enmplex. Ha said the its donation was effective on­ rick Harghoorn as a apy, the Cabinet approval cleared • • • haa the financial ly If the County gave th* or reducing the crack reflec­ project U. S. Embassy announced to­ the way for bond expert* to City and County Commie* day. tion of th# past resurfacing hacking of Sanford Atlantic road project "top priority" to go to work on the Issue, which aioncri highly elated that the programs after the surface National Bank and Florida have it completed by the open­ probably won’t tie sold until Slate Hoard o f Control ha* was down for two or three Stats Bank and is hopeful ing dog track dale, Christmas sometime a fler the first of First Federal Saving* and Day. Commissioners agreed. tapped two o f five Seminole years. M IAM I ( U P l) — Four men the year. Commissioner* also accept­ £ County propertiea aa a po**i- Identified aa “ Central IntelThe City Manager proposed Loan Association will co-oper­ THIS IS WHAT HAPPENS when a compact car rung underneath the Dr, James Campbell, direc­ bio iite for iho proposed uni- llgenca agents" who attacked tor o f the board o f education's ed $2,473.99 from Sand Laka that 11.93 miles of streets be ate. rear end of a big truck. The driver of the cur, Dale Johnson, in in Seminole John Burton tV , architect Road for participation funds veralty, » slurry sealed and, after k has Memorial Hoapitol with heud cuts. (Herald Photo) Cuba In a small boat from the division of administration, wa» • a * set for at least 60 days, be and member o f the group, re­ In Improving their road and Florida key* were executed named coordinator of the pro­ revered with an asphaltic ap­ quested th# elty give con­ accepted $2,300 from Forest Cuban firing gram and Jacksonvlll* attor­ University ait* eommitteo today by a sideration to leasing th* fre* Lake Academy fo r installa­ plication. ney Frank Watson w ai ap­ decided Monday afternoon to squad, Havana radio aaid. parking lot facing Lako Mon­ tion o f a 2.360-foot sidewalk, Tha streets treated with the pointed bond attorney. mark time before proceeding slurry mix, but not surface ro# aa a site for th# proposed subject to State Road Depart­ The hoard agreed to study to learn If tha State Board (rolled, Knowles said, would half • million • dollar building. ment approval. W ASH IN G TO N ( U P l ) — n recommendation that a bond of Control, before ita Dec. 6 On motion of Commission­ he partially done and would Ha indicated the aite I* dodecision date, eliminate* one Hep. Oliver P, Rollon, (It firm be named aa consultant er John Fitxpatrlck, tha Com­ be a much Improved aurface ■Irahlo alnco It fits In with Ohio,) charged today that In to make sure the state gets or both o f the tu e tentative for uae until next year's pro­ plan* fo r a marina. mission directed Bush to con­ ™ county eltee. Soil testa are donesla was using late model the best deal possible on sale tact property owners for gram could allow the asphal­ Ho added tho group also U. S. transport plane* to of the bond*. receatary and the borings art A North Orlando man was W ASHINGTON (U P l) — along with a special Investi­ tic concreta application. has In mind county-owned rights o f way for eliminating troop* and supplies Hut most member* did not injured and hi* lllfll compact expensive. County hopes to drop Ih o National Mediation Board gation hoard ordered by Pres­ adjacent to tho the dangerous curve on Coun­ In other action, the Com­ property save expense of ona site lest, along the Malaysian border. indicate enthusiasm for th* car was a total loss a* the re­ u*a to decide today whether ident Kennedy last week, but mission: parking lot and lakefront try Club Boulevard extending suggestion. if possible. m it o f an accident on State A p p r o v e d a tt-a-season land owned by Florida fttato north from Lak# Mary. School Superintendent Read 419 early this morning, it will bring suit against the “ will not force non-union men e e o atrika • hound Flmida East o ff the Job" in lh » 10 month- lease of the Municipal Sta­ Rank. Ilnwover, ho added that Lund Realty, of Palm TU LSA, Okie. (U P l) — A Thomas Bailey and Treasurer according to State Trooper City, county anil Chamber new Tulsa bank, swamped dium to the School Board; tho group prefora tha alty. Beach, stating it la porch**J. Edwin lmrson laid they Tommy Tomllnaon, who In­ Coast Railway to force the old strike. of Commerce could have saved j lug 7,300 acres o f land be­ carrier to pul more than 1,000 Francis O’Neill Jr., chief o f granted a taxicab license to owned property. with so many new checking wanted to know how much a vestigated. some money by not hiring a union men hack to work. C i t y CommUalonara hull tween Old Geneva Road and the NM il, said tha President’* George Simmons, subject to mcouuts it couldn't keep up bond consultant would chare*. Tha compact, 'driven by .Miami firm to evaluate the The FKC said it would go order In effect forced a (10-day approval by Police Chief Roy rated they favor the plan but Osceola airport, offered « with the bookwork, remained Bailey pointed nut bis office crashed Into Into L sT j . ' — T— Data Johnson,n, crashed _ 9 five proposed university aite* 2no-foot right o f , way for a c lo loat «tff today T/ ' cooling o ff period until invest­ Williams; directed property roquet ted th* group to return c today tw'giva tw’ gisa # » p l # p » had had ndmlnhUMd ndaslnlatand aailUasu aailUaaa #f th# rear ml m U rea, tlafrar • In thia county. Firm hejd that igation by th's board la com­ owners along Rand Avenue be with more complete plana at road. This matter waa tak­ three sites did not meet the \ en under advisement, with contacted relative to the pro­ a later data. pleted. Grundy o f DeLand, a. state’* criteria and recom­ chairman J. C. Hutchison In­ posed conversion o f the alley He suid that, under th* note not A ........7 * ,lU and ha did w>t. .“ * * truck wax making a right mended two, Finn did not dicating It will be accepted Railway Labor Act, this to a m all; granted another reason lo "tart hiring tham turn into a service atathm, recommend the City Commitat a later date to provide aa means the status quo before 90-day extension in the con­ Pit t s b u r g h (u n > - for th* higher adoration Jnhnvcn w#» taken to Semi­ eion’a proposed site even when extension o f SR 18. the strike started must ha demnation proceedings of the Duancf (T in y ) l.und o f Cross. bond*. nole Memorial Ho.-pita) with the City asked for and paid old hospital building at Fifth met ami thus rehfring of all S. C.f oue o f the nation’s top M IAM I (U P l) — A Cuban Gov. Farris Bryant agreed. head cuts and pus/dde eonfor a re-avaluation. So, what Street and Oak Avenue, and stock rar racing drivers, was Hut ha said tha difference cimlnn. He was charged with refugee leader said today tho [union striker*. happened? The Slate reject­ United States and Russia have' Tho federal government awarded gasoline and diesel honored today with the Car­ in tha new program was th* failure to have his vehicle ed three aites, Including tho Hero Commissi- n’s increased amounts o f money, negie agreed secretly to oust Pre claims that the etrike, atarted fuel contracte to Sinclair. under control. Charge* are UNITED NATIONS, N. Y ^ two recommended by the Mi­ mier Fidel ( astro, "restore lost Jan. 23 when 1,700 ntem- Texaco and Chief Service and hronia medal for saving the lie said most (if th* public p e n d i n g against Grimly, (U P !) - Tha Soviet Union ami firm, and tentatively aca contract for a parka diesel peace in Cuba" and hold elee- her* nf 11 non-operating tinlife of ■ fellow driver, school bond i**un, although Tiimifninu aaid. was railed on today to pre­ repted two rejected by tha lion* in that country within 18 ion* walked o ff tho Job over tractor to International on ha totalling in the multi-millions Damage* to the truck, sent Its views on denuefoarMiami firm. Mayor Tom Mc­ low bid of $2,677, pay and wuiking conditions, of dollars for all countie*, owned by C. K. A Urn of De- months. FR A N K FU R T, Germany lu t Ion of Latin America, Donald was highly elated at NEW Y O R K ( U P l ) — For­ were sold In Individual issue* Francisco Chao Hermidu, in hurting th* nation's ipse* project that rouM deprlv# the (U P l) — The U. S. 2nd A r ­ Land were estimated at $7.50. the Commission meeting Mon­ mer Vice President Richard o f from $3 million to $11 publicity director for th* Anti- effort* at Capa Canaveral. Russians nf Cuba aa a mis- mored Division, airlifted M day night and congratulated M. Nixon, who has been re­ million. Th* atrika has killed all Cnslro “ C e n t r a l American Europe fo r maneuver* In tha all* base. all five members, including lentlessly stalking rumor* of Plan," said a group o f prom­ passenger service hy th# FKC, With a big $75 million is­ Tea Latin American coun rrconl-aottinir operation big himself, for ’’their leadership.” hi* presidential availability, sue, ha said, "we want to tie inent Cubans headed by ousted hut about 701) supervisory per­ trie* sponsored a resolution lift last month, today began • • • Monday cut duwn a specula­ sure we get the lowest sav­ ex-president Carlo* l ’rlo are sonnel and non-union helpers Thre# student# at Forest before tha general assembly’s th* return trip to Ft. Hood, £ Today’* meeting o f the A l­ tion given life by former ings” In interest. conspiring to defeat tha re­ have brought fr dghl service IxVa Academy, Jo# Crawford, mate political rommitte# call Tox. tamonte Spring* P T A has President Dwight D. Eisen­ by the railroad almost back ported U. S.-Soviet plan. Included in the money to Th* first troop# to lsavw Junior Leadley and Bob Cob!#, Lag for n hemispheric coo l>een re-scheduled for 7 p.m. hower, he spent under the bond issue Prio charged a week ag» to normal. ferenre on Uia proposal to for homo wore moved to stag. all resident# o f Lak# Brantley Thursday. Rollins College stu­ SAIGON, Vic( Nam t UPI ) Hint the United Slate* and W. L. Thornton, vice presi­ will be $15 million for state declare tha area free of nu Ing arena at Sembnrh, Huntdents will present a discussion university and $30 million for — American advisers were Russia were prepared to per­ dent of the FKC, said In HI. Itoad, were Injured In th# clear weapons. stein, ami Rheln-Main a if on Communism. hopeful today that two tough, mit a “ f*l*e revolution" In Augti"tine that the railroad crash on Highway 486 Satur­ SAO PA U LO , Brasil (U P l) junior college*. Although nobody mentioned base* for the fllghls to Texas. • • • c a p a b l e new Vietnamese cub* with the idea of weak­ would he glad to taka bark — American* attending an day morning that sent Troop Cuba by name, reference was The 52 troop* selected as tha commanders will re» Halite ening internal arid external any union member* for which Money-ian’l-every thing de ecn-t mlr conference h e r e **td er J. L. Sikes to the hospital, made repeatedly in the open first contingent were alerted (lie effort to defeat Commu­ opposition to Communism in It had opening*. partment: It, F.. Porter ran today Brazil's President Joan ing round of the debate to last for it w t* learned today, a mid-morning flight nist Viet Cong guerrillas in j t),at “ But we are not shout to >at country, country. into a Cnsseliierry resident Goulart "doesn't teem to at­ Th* hoys and Charles D e­ Octotier'j crisis which erupt from Itumstain. the important Me king Delta Chao charged that Prio'* op fire loyal worker* just to pul vi*. Beer l.ak#, had gon# Us ed with disclosure that Bus ^ who has just returned from tach niu< h importance** i<> the Big L ift brought m »re than area. position to the plan to get rid j union limit back on tho Job," the scene o f an earlier acci­ *i* maintained nii**ih'« ami ' Washington, D. where he U. S, Alliance fur Progress 16,(41)1) m-n to F.urope, includ­ The military junta which program fo r aid lo Latin o f ('astro was based on hi* I ho added. was offered a wonderful job dent being investigated when base* on Fidel Castro's is ing the entire 14,500-man di­ overthrew President N g o own hope* of returning to G. E. I,eighty, chairman of Helen Myrrs crashed into th# land, well within striking with the government at a America. vision. CAPE CANAVERAL (L T D Dinit Diem Nov. 1 has ap­ the non operating union*, said power in Cuba. starting salary of IW IH I a parked cart injuring six per distance of tho United States Thn return trip will be more — The U. S. Navy marked pointed Cot. Pham Van Dong, in Washington Monday that aunt. year, lie mid his family do In Die settlement of the Car leisurely. The dividun is to Veteran* Day with a success­ 41. a* commander of (he 7lh the union* expected the rail­ H IA L E A H , ( C P I )— A man not want to leave here, Davis and I-eadley were rlbbean crisis in the face of he hack at Its Texas bate In ful practice demonstration of Army Division, which holds his ex-w ife’* road to comply with the gov­ treated at Florida Sanitarium U. S. reprisal threats, Rus­ though, and he turned it walked into nine day*, by Nov. 2L the mightiest weapon system four crucial province* just home Monday nigh), shot and ernment order and restore the and released. Crawford and sia withdrew missile* from down. ever placed In the hand* of south of Saigon. Rlatu«-qiin hefnrt th# strike. critically wrimdtd hi* mo-) Cable are atlil hospitalized as Cuba but Castro never per­ a seagoing military force. Brig. Gen. Nguyen Huu Co., ther-ln-lnw, shot and killed Thornton raid Monday that n result o f injuries. mitted Inspection by the Unit­ The system combine* (he 39, has taken command of Speaking of Christmas his wife uml then t«>->k hi* although the FKC would go ed Nat inns or any other inter­ "Christmas Under Hie Sun" cheer . . . 9oo checks go out own life, detective, said. They striking range of the Polaris the Ith Army Corps, which i* •long with Hie board recom­ national agency to voriiy A3 missile and the w orld* rr*|Kindble for the nine re­ by ll-yrar-old Barbara Berry, Thursday to ('hristmua Club identified the man ns Ames mended by lh« President, he their withdrawal. largest mohi’e launching pad. maining province* of the del daughter of Mr, »nd Mr*. members o f Florida Stale Marshall Hnrhotir, 35, o f charged “ the whole business Donald Berry, R R. I, Mail the deepdiving nuclear sub­ Bank. Total of the checks will la further south, including the i* another rtainpl# o f fla g ­ Hialeah. marine USS Andrew Jackson. Communist - infested Camail land, has turn chosen as the be $t>3,U00. In case you are rant intervention by the fedB E R L IN ( U P l ) — A U. S. winning theme in the Jaycee The A3, most powerful of Concerned a b uu t having Peninsula. P A N A M A C IT Y ( U P l ) — crul government in lotlcctlvo Army convoy sent out to test enough cash to play Santa in Agriculture C o m m i s s i o n e r Both men are French train­ Christmas parade contest. it bargaining." MOBILE, Ala. ( L T O — The|‘' ,n,ric* ’ ' °f Hu-.-iu In lent! mi a today pass­ was reported today by Chair­ rine-launched rockets, give* 1961 the new Christina* Club Justice Department *aid It Doyle Conner Monday urged ed veteran* nf the Indo Chin* ed through two Russia rheek. th* atomic submersible a po war. They have associated man Dave Klen*en*mtth KUALA LUMPUR. M aliy _ , . officially open* Nov. 18. th# 30,000 member* o f Ftorwould seek a federal re­ Barbara will receive a $75 tential war arm 2 M n milea sia (U P l)—A schoolboy hero p<! " U ,he B* ,l,n h,‘th* ),F • • • with American military men Ida't Farm Bureau Federation straining order today against savings bond and will be a had hi* silver cup for hravery wi,huut to support the cross-slat* for spvrral years and attend “ Sixth member" o f the City ; iix county officials involved i Tha convoy o f 51 men in 11 The Navy sent the rocket ed the If. 5 Command and giied nf honor in Hie Christ large canal and work toward today hut was still looking for Commission look hi* scat at in • grand jury investigation vehicle* traveled along tha mai parade on Dec. 4. ami the sub to sea together General Slaff School at Ft JACKSONVILLE (U P l) - a stronger vole* for agricul­ his shoes. Monday night’s mrcting. Com- • o f alleged free transportation 100 . miln highway through Many hand* ami floats at Mayor Haydoo Bum* aaid ture in Congrrsa. Monday for a sea demonstra­ l^avenworth. Yong Peng, 18. was award missloner-elec l Earl Higgin­ furnished Negro leader Alarready have been entered in today he will probably make tion about 30 miles east of »• Conner said that the propos­ ed tha cup by his school for Jh;u*1 botham sat in with the regu­ tin Luther King Jr. by the Ihe p a r a d e , Kltngrnsmilh this missile firing center. a formal announcement for ed canal through Florida from diving into a flooded house t.h* V W wilh9U* dismounting lar Commission to get himself government. said, and other* may be rn governor at the annual Burns tha Atlantic to th* Gulf prom­ and rescuing 13 persons one fo r # head count a* the Rus­ I The sub, nearly too feet acquainted with current busisian* dtmanjed test week. tered by telephoning 322-5461 beneath the surface, sent the Blitzrr party her# Nov. 23. ises lower coat# on cattle afler another. nes* prior to officially taking Informed soutve# raid tha before the deadline, Friday , 15-ton Polar is hurtling into the lie had left his ihoei on a " I am going to make my feed* Imported from th* Mid­ hi* seat Jan. 7. He wilt re­ convoy passed without inci­ This i< Hi* Htb annual plant known at the party," air from one of its IS firing railway bridge as he went west. ROME ( U N ) - A one day place Tom McDonald. Christmas parade sponsored tubes. Within 2u minutes the about his rescue task and dent Russian checkpoint* out­ he said. general itrike led hy Commu­ • • • side Berlin and on th* Eastby the merchant* division of nose cone smashed into a someone alula them. The party, to be held in th* M ARRLEH II.L. C ». (U P l) nist union* today sharpened West German bonier. Th* the Chamber of Commerce Earl Higginbotham already A whisky atilt so automatic It planned target area in the Jacksonville Coliseum, lx U p Italy's political crisis at a Russians did nut demand the and staged by tbe Junior “ feeling the pinch" o f being needed no operator ws* dis­ mid-Atlantic. sponsored by ihe Htitzer or­ HUDDERSFIELD, England time when Premier-Designate Chamber of Commerce. convoy dismount to be rounla City Commisnioner-elect, covered in the north Georgia ganisation Thix group was (U P l) — Irvin Robinson, 31, Atdo Morn was trying to form ed, the sources said. City opened bid* fo r gasoline hill country Thursday. BELMONT. N. C. ( U P ! ) — formed in 19*10 to support who has not worked for more a new government. The convoy cleared th* Rus­ and diesel fuel Monday night. Rums’ candidacy fur gover­ than thre* years, was ordered Evangelist Billy Graham will Revenue agents said the de­ WASHINGTON ( UP l ) Muro was attempting to put sians' HaheUhurg checkpoint, Karl, Standard (Jit distributor, vice, rapahle o f producing (i(J# deliver his first address on nor at that time and has con­ T A LLA H A S S E E tU P I) — Monday to find and keap a Previdrnt Kennedy will hold together a "center-left’* cab­ just outiida Berlin, in shout did not submit a bid. gallons of moonshine per day, a news conference at l i a m. i n e t Including Socialists, Sen. John K. Mathew* Jr., tinued In existence, giving job or go to Jail for failure tha campus o f a Roman Cath­ on* hour, and tha Russian • • • olic eolleg* hare Nov. 18 when Jacksonville, today was nsmed Burns' aid during tha 1963 to support his wifa aod sight * * » equipped with an elabor­ (E S T ) Thurtday. It will be member* of hi* own Christian ha speaks to students snd fac­ checkpoint at Msrlenborn. on Seminole County Juvenile ate array o f push buttons to Kennedy’s first morning ses­ Democratic party, and the chairman nf the Legislative Jacksonville mayorality race children. ulty member* o f Belmont Ab­ the Flail-West German bolder, “ I get fed op with jobs, CoUo.il will meet at 7:39 p. m control the strum boiler, and sion with newsmen sine* last Republican and Democratic Council Committee on Higher j which he won lor a fifth conin about 80 minute*. ba? Celloga, Robut*un said ■ Iw l.ducittiun. i iccutlve term. [Socialist party members. 1 March. f t 4uaighi *1 auupigr *pucia*>uw#-1flow of niash and water, there’* a good chance a frejh University Bond Validations Set Approval of a 9100,000 six- month road improvement pro­ City Indicates Approval Of Lakefront Plan mwA. Held As Spy Four Executed North Orlando Man Hurt As Car Hits Track Aid Denounced u. s. Mulls Suit To Force FEC s Hand Bank Still Shut * **'^1 *>uda *1 **»“ “•*■ jSirTG || f tnuiol tW U. J.OOVI6T Carnegte Award Plan Reported Latins Pressure Russia In UN 'Big Lift' 61s Begin Refum Nixon Says N o Three Students Hurt In Crash U. S. Hopes Rise In Viet Nam Help Scorned Navy's Might Demonstrated Murder-Suicide Barbara Berry Wins Jaycee Yule Contest Farmers Urged To Back Canal Writs Sought Special Test Convoy Passed ‘Don’t Send Me Posies— ’ Burns Due To Announce Soon Italian Reds Stage Strike Do-lt-llself’ Still Raided Fed A Graham First News Conference I Mathews Named i •it iT � 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. 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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 11, 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/c24c51e7200be8b17cbec337df7fa9d2.pdf 0fcf976c0f980a8de06a9cc7ba135818 PDF Text Text IfrSx&St'S ■ I Scientists Our Best Wishes GARRETTS T: aa th e o p e rif et b e a e tif e l m w in dow a taw n th e ir a t o re S a n fo rd . AdamsIMOVING ft STORAGE Tba dUcovtry of t l u i to tor apptara to ba tba aoly •daaUQeally autbantleated Norn raaalaa la America waa mada bp tba Norwegian S N N. Hofly At*. FA 2-0225 Me fladlaga at QanqhaiulatianA Toy Collection Set In Village T he Delorp Voluateer Tbp Pickup Dap, eoeductad aaaaaQp bp Iba North Orleads Volunteer Fire Depart­ ment tor Urn benefit of andtrprhrUiged children at Chrislmai, win be bald thin beet wishes In GARRETTS a ago making bouae to boueo calla and wtU aceept anp top wMcb can bo repaired. The collection wlQ be turned over to the Marino Reoerve Corpa la Orlando for repair work and later dlatrtbution. To Stenstrom Realty MRS. J. M. GARRETT loolu on an her huaband signs the lease to the property where Garrett'* Deportment Store will open Friday. Garrett's 111 N. Park At*. FA SUM We're Proud Congratulations and best wishes from an Old business friend to have been selected General Contractor for the renovating and redecorating o f th e building w hkh houses Sanford's new, large departm ent store — GARRETTS Our best w ishes for your continued success! LeRoy C Robb Construction C o., Inc. LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA R epresented by Ralph Sm ith, Orlando, Fla. 322-5011 2300 S. Sanford A ve. COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL • RESIDENTIAL STARTS FRIDAY MORNING many get - acquainted - with - our - new - store - bargains ! \ here are a f e w ! REGISTER for car top aluminum BOAT and MOTOR to be given away November 27. 1963 36" NARROW WALE CO RDU RO Y. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . REG. 98c SALE 79c yd. 44" WIDE WALE CORDURO Y. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. REG. 1.25 SALE 98c yd. 36" PETER PAN & BATES COTTON. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . REG. 98c SALE 59c yd. 54" WOOL F LA N N E L. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . REG. 2.98 SALE 2.49 yd. ESSKAY BOYS' S U IT S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SIZES 8 TO 18 SALE $7.95 up MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS, VALUES TO 3.9S . . . . SALE $1.00 FREE LILY SEWING THREAD TO FIRST PIECE GOODS CUSTOMERS CANNON HOSE FOR L A D IE S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . REG. 98c SALE 79c �VOL. 66 WEATHER: F air through Saturday; high today around 80; little temperature change tonight United Praia Leased Wire EetabUahed 1906 FRI., NOVEMBER 8, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 67 iSrelve-year-old Kenny Her* rie tt * m reported«today aa "doing better than we exPorted although ho etUl la la ■oerteua* condition” by hoe. pital attaches la a long dla* ta « 0 telephone eonrersatinn with The Herald. Kenny's ad* draaa la Fourth Floor, Chil­ dren’s Hospital, Cincinnati, Ohio. City Hall erill be closed Monday la obsereanee of Vet­ erans Day. Court House will he open Monday hot will rlnaa the day after Thanksgiving, Nov. 29, giving attaches a Po-l-g four - day weekend. Poatoffices will be closed and ao mail delivery • . only usual holiday pickup and special de­ livery service. Financial Insti­ tutions wilt be open. 11. C. Hopkins, 72, collapsed in the stands »t Memorial t b s of the alala's aew ailStadium ^Thursday night and vev«Hy lw Fast . Central was pronounced dead on ar Florida, bat aw flaal dsri* rival at Seminole Memorial sloa waa expected. Hospital. A spokesman aaid tho Coroner Hugh Duncan said board probably na«M nar­ death was due to a heart at­ row the choir* dowa to sev­ tack. Mr. Hopkins wss an ar­ eral alia* sad then taka fldent football fsn and Sem­ inole Uooster Club member. aal act law later. He had lived alone since the The board has impeded MAJORETTES of Seminole High School, attired in Indtnn regalia, will R. E. Porter fa adding andeath of Ms wife severs) U proposed alien. apnrk the homecoming of the Fighting Seminoles in a parade this after­ ether major transaction for years ago. noon and a t the homecoming game with the Wildwood Wildcats tonight. the downtown area. Makes the He was a retired school JACKSONVILLE (UPI) Pictured from the left: Gay Stanley, Vicki McArdlo, Linda Jarnigin and fourth still under negotiation teacher and principal. He had The Board of Control mm Maureen Moughton. (Herald Photo) but not announced. Two — substituted for many teachers here today to kick off tho Sanford-Atlantic Bank and at the Plnecrest Elementary mast ambitious building pro­ F irst Baptist Church — an­ School where he was loved gram la tho history of tho nounced recently. Story on and respected by faculty and state's university system. students for hia ability to thla latest major improvement The board was expected to MRS. CAMILLA BRUCE, in recognition of 15 yoara of service to the stimulate a desire for learn­ Its expected to break Nov. 13. approve specific project*, Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, was presented with s watch, an ing among the children. name architects to t a ig a award of merit plaque and u check a t the directors* quarterly meeting Urlsson Funeral Home said them aad ask the Cabinet to Thursday. Presenting the watch is Scott Burns, Chamber vice presi­ funeral arrangements will be Sanford firemen extinguish­ validate and sell t i l million Wallace Forecast dent. Mrs. Bruce resigned from the Chamber when she assumed full-time Kalis, will present a dramatic announced later pending the ed a kitchen blase at 609 la hoods authorised by Tues­ operation of tho supervisor of registration office. (Herald Photo) half-time effect when they PROVIDENCE, R. I. <UH) arrival of Mr. Hopkins' son. E ast Second Street Thursday day's election. twirl fire batons as a part of afternoon. Maid got locked —Alabama Oav. George C, Cdr. W. C. Hopkins, from Ar­ Planning work la aliwodp the Marching S e m I n o I e a out * , . pan of grease caught trader way oa U university Wallace has predicted that the lington, Va. band’s Indian pageant. firs and ignited the celling. building projects. Official* Homecoming Queen will be South will have an independ­ say the bond validation ritould ent presidential candidate in crowned during half-time. Work was commenced begin la January aad e e » Candidates, selected by the 100. Thursday paving of Ovarhrook atroetiea atari around Map vanity, have been elected hy Drive In Caseclberry, between next year. the students from among Born Dead Sunset and Triplet. On* of the first project* to Susan Brown, Shirley Steed, GAINESVILLE (UP!) — be undertaken la a fm,000 In­ Brenda Brown, Marilyn Hunt The firat son of Florida half­ A check to date showa that firmary at Florida Mata UaN CONCORD. Mas*. (UP!) _ JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — ed colleagues, were rant M. and Sandy Slayton. back Larry Dupree and hia One of the nation'* tup com­ IM of the estimated 1,000 eli­ vorxlty aad the largest siogla Ten Florida State University Minus, Unlvenity chaplain; Boy Scout troop 212, of wife Denise was bom -dead puter experts was shot to professors came under fire at gible voter* have re-register­ project U a *43 lagltoa themLake Mary, will perform au this morning, the Alachua death by a sniper Thursday u Hoard o( Control meeting James A. Gould, professor of ed in the new book* a t Long1stcry building at 1W . Indian dance around a tepee. General Hospital auiil. philosophy; Paul J. Piccard, wood. All voters must re­ Other Menu on the board** night as he ate dinner with toduy (or soliciting money to Roy Howell is Scoutmaster of agenda today are: register In order to vdte in the his family, less than a month pay fines of college students professor of government; M. the troop. December municipal election, —Flaal action on. poll cine to Bandmaster of the March­ Five Executed -after * * he told . - policeT he feared jailed in a racial demonstra­ A. Melvin, professor of phys­ govern the **e of tele vision loo k s elose on Nor. 22. i i . X g e f t 'l . *... * * *. I ' # 1 tion. ing flm hio . j Truest Cow ics; Harry M. Walborsky, pro­ Icy. Captain of the band is Cuiians wore executed THUra- The victim, Benjamin M. Dr. Charlea Forman, board fessor of chemistry; James P. dny on rharges of parti, iput-1 Gurley. 3*. was killed by a member from Furl Lauder­ June*, professor of history; Norman Leach, drum major way said today motorists is liny Green Jr. and head Ing in a counter-revolutionary single %hot from a .ii-callber dale, said the professors, in­ Raymond K. Bhaline, profes­ wanting a tpecal 1964 auto­ majorette is Sharon Williams. band that killed a militlnmnn! pistol ilred through the kit­ cluding tome of the school's sor of chemistry and phyilca] mobile tag m utt reserve it on patrol, the newspaper El chen window o! his home top scientists, embarrassed George A. Lensen, profesaor before Nov. IS. New tags go Mumlo reported today. about IS fret from where he tho university and all of us," of history; T. Stanton DietBy Donna Estes on tale Jan. 2. sat, police said. Tho protestors were accused rich, professor of sociology The rate of pay for LungFive Charged Gin ley toppled from his of sending letter* soliciting slid Michael Kasha, professor w o o d maintenance depart­ Sanford Navat Air Station ment employes was raised to ST. AUGUSTINE (UPI)— chair to the floor while his funds to pay fines of student* of chemistry and director of la accepting bids for p ro o f­ tl.23 an hour, retroactive to Five Negroes have been i-hnrif. wife and seven children look­ violating a court order that the Molecular Uiophytics In­ ing building No. 8. Estimated Nov. I, at the regular meet­ limited the number of picket* stitute. ed in the slaying nf a white ed on horrified. cost range is less than *23.000. ing of the City Council Thurs­ SAIGON. South Viet Nam fi-hermun last month, another Five hours later state police at a Tallahassee theater. Forman demanded to know (UPI) — The ruling military is being held as a material in Peabody, about 20 miles Thn professors who signrd if FSU President G o r d o n day night. Rumors are beginning to fly junta, backed officially by the away, picked up a 37-ye.vr-okl tho letters of solicitation, Blackwell approved or disap­ witnesa am! pulice are seeking In other business council that Mayor Lawrence Swof- authorized the placing of new United States, today dispatch­ a sixth suspect. engineer and former business which they claimed was pri­ proved of the professor*' ac­ ford aad George Bobrow are street signs at 27 intersections ed additional marines into the associate of Gurley who re­ vate correspondence to seieettions. Blackwell aaid the uni­ shaping up campaigns to run In various locations of the fight against Communist Viet Space Track portedly held a grudge against versity had taken strict dis­ f o r County Commissioner city including all of the Long- Cong guerrillas in South Viet the stain man. lie was ques­ ciplinary artion against the CAPE CANAVERAL (UP1) next year. R. F-. Porter knows dale Subdivision. Signs will Nam. tioned through the night, but Charged with first degree —Military engineers announc­ student* but said he believed of two Incumbent* who do not be of all mclal construction in The junta Thursday receiv­ polios* filed no charges murder In tha fatal beating of ed today that a high-school ; the professors wera "motivat­ ed formal recognition from Intend to seek re-election. against him. colors of green and white. CHARLESTON, S. C. (UPI) hia stepson, Alton ]L WIN ed by humane considerations." space tracking network ia be­ A. E. O'Neall and Associ­ the Kennedy administration, ing act up in Florida, and — Aides of Nelson A. Rock*, llama, 22-ysar-otd Negro alr> The board took no action Word la circulating that the ates, engineering firm, pre­ Britain. Japan amt Australia. feller, seeking support for his man assigned to Sanford plana are to carry it through on tin* matter. planned expansion of Semin­ sented a report on the pro­ Consultations on American presidential candidacy, ran Naval Air Station, pleaded not lliiainrumen who were not ole Industrial Tark Includes a posed chlorination of the new aid, now estimated at *1.3 to Maine. into strong opposition today guilty when arraigned Thurs­ at the U ko Mary Chamber brewery. water well. It was suggested million a day, also were to Seek Treasure when Republican I a a d « r a day afternoon before Justice of Commerce meeting Thurs­ that when this is done chem­ resume between U. S. and from 12 of 13 Southern states of the Peace Hugh Duncan, HAD AUSSEB. A u s t r i a day night will have another Saturday's movie at Bear icals be added at the same junta representatives. Indicated they hacked Hurry Hearing will be held at a later The provisional government, (U P !)— The government has Lake Elementary School will time In remove traces n( iron opportunity to check their ad date. Goldwater. PERTH. Scotland I UI’ll — itecidni to continue searching be the dog story, "Kelly and now appearing in the water. headed hy Chairman Maj. in the new map brochure und Williams’ wife, Valeria Jean Thu .single dissident was (tie ie Minister Sir Alec Prim Duong Van Minh, tho bottom of I«uko Toplitx Me." Film rolls at 2:30 p m. O’Neall a l s o prevented Gen. New York governor’* brother, Williams, 21, mother of fourmake any changes desired If Doiiglas-ltonir today won a for possible Natl treasure de­ plans and specifications for Thursday relaxed it» grip on BERLIN (UPI) — The spite the high cost of the pro­ seat in Ills* House ol Com­ they do it within a week. C. French arrny today aent a test Wmthrop Rockefeller of Ar­ year-old Christopher Klnnea the country. Reminder lo Casselberry Young, the victim, was not kansas, mon* and called his 9.328-vote D. Donaldson has proof copies It Idled a nationwide cur­ ject. residents: This month's meet­ convoy of 00 soldiers In 10 ve­ The Southern political s tra ­ arraigned on similar charges. at the l.ake Mary Post Of (ice. majority "a decisive vote of few, ended press censorship ing of the Board ol Aldermen, Richard Keogh, president, hicles through a Soviet-con* tegist* scheduled closed-hour Judge Duncan I n d i c a t e d confidence in the govern­ and sent most of the troop* in­ To Cross Lines which normally would be held advised that two more ads are trolled Yheckpoint onto the sessions today to map plans charges against her may ha ment." volved in the coup against the Monday evening, has been NEW SMYRNA II K A C II highway across East Germany for the Southern campaign of reduced or dropped, pending government of the late Presi­ CUCl)—Eleven firms connect­ The prime minister defeat­ needed before the map can into Merlin. It passed without postponed for one week be­ Goldwater. further investigation. go to press. As soon a* these ed six other candidates, but dent Ngo Dinh Diem hack ed with the building industry cause of Veterans Day. incident. are in it will take only one the victory was dampened by into the field. aaid Thursday they would a new Labor party triumph at week for printing and mer­ A French spokesman said Seminole High Broadcast­ croM picket linrs and resume the polls Douglas-Humc, CU, chants can expect to ice the Russians at the Marienburn ing Club again urge* dona­ chipping goods on the strike­ polled 14.1 H votes to 4810 finished product In about two checkpoint did not aak the tions for its "Toys (or Tota" bound Florida East Coast for Duncan Millar of the Li­ werks. troops to dismount and they drive. Club prefers toys but Railway. beral party, runnerup in Hie 1UU ftcl-iughlin, represent­ passed through in on* hour. l iq u o r will accept clothing, money laist Monday the Russians highland mndllurnry of Kin­ ing the printing company, was LONDON (UPI) — Carole and food. Take the donations Nikita Optimist hui ted a U. S. convoy of 41 ross-West Perthshire, at the meeting to discuss ad Joan Crawlord, a Jamaican to the high school office or MOSCOW (UP1>—Premier The m u ll* gave a lift to setups, lie assured members men In 13 vehicles at a Ber­ beauty who "never really extelephone 322-6112, 322-B3W or peeled It." today reigned as Nikita S. Khrushchev, appar­ Conservative parly h o p e s , (hat the finished product will lin highway checkpoint for 41 322-3892. Club la sponsoring a I'LUS FREE GOLD BOND STAMP? hour* before allowing it to go ently buoyed hy the public de­ which had been severely he very attractive, Miss World nf 1903 dance for senior and Junior through. The Americana, Brit­ but of Russia’s ''stratospheric shaken in Thursday's by-elec­ A meeting of the talent Described as a "girl neat high students to the music of 5T1LS dour" type, but with measure­ fly-swatter" missile, hui pre­ tion when a Labor randidate vltow committee la called for ish and French protested the the "Flaming Tempos" Nov. action and called on tha Rus­ ments of 3123-31, Miss Craw dicted that the Soviet Union ousted the Conservatives In I Monday at I p. m. at the EARLY TIMES HOUR RON 0 in the student lounge. ford non 17.000 and a screen will la-rum* the No. I country the English industrial town of home of James Paughtrry, sians "ones and for all” to CHARTER OAK BOUKHON _______ * • • end the harassment. I chairman. Luton. test with Columbia Pictures. In the world by 1970. Gamma Lambda chapter, OLD STAG IIOLKHON __________ Beta Sigma PM sorority, ia SKAGRAMH VO --- -----------------------sponsoring a "Harvest Mogn" COUlIt H BLEND ................................. . ball Nov. 16 at the Mayfair. GUCKK.MIKIMKK B L E N D _________ Nlek Pfeifauf and the StarSKAGRAMH 7 B L E N D ....... ................. Ughters will play. Proceed* SIR MALCOLM HCOTCII ........— — fellow senators to enact legis­ A special committee ap­ WASHINGTON (UPI) will be donated to the county DKL'KYH H a m 'l l ........... ................... lation which would carry out pointed by the U. S. surgeon Sen. Maurlne B. Neubergrt, animal shelter project spon­ any anil smoking program. general Is expected to deal FIVE FLAGS VODKA .......-................ sored by the Jaycefs. D-Orr , proposed today that PINTS ..... ........ 11.60 V, PINT! She proposed that the pro­ the industry a severe blow each package of cigarettes be isle this year by reporting gram be Implemented by ad­ ZOItlto RUM ___ ____________ ____ Homer Ballard, manager ministrative order* within that Ibere It a delimit link A Negro couple was free un­ required to carry a warning BACARDI ULM --------------------------af the Seminole County ASC5 the framework of exisling between smoking and lung office for 12 yean, retired to­ der 1200 bond each today af­ that smoking can lead to lung FREE GOLD BOND STAMPS cancer, heart disease and legislation." day. Hereafter, the office ter sheriff's deputies and pol­ cancer, heart disease and WITH PACKAGE GOODS other aliments. Mrs. Ni-iilierger's book was other health risks. ice arrested them in a raid on will be open lor business only the signal bell lor what it Mrs. Neubergcr said a bust on Mondays and Tuesday! their home Thursday after­ The proposal was part of a expected to be a difficult ol surveys left no doubt them with Wilbur H. Arp in charge. noon. Charged with possession four-part attack on smoking CAR1BE LOUNGE was a link between smoking Commite* members Charles of boliU tickets and equip­ outlined by the attractive for­ and lung cancer, heart HiS. Lee. Fred A. Dyson and W. ment were Emma and Robert mer school teacher ia her VALDEZ HOTEL seave, emphysema, cancer G. Kilhee will continue to di Plummer, 1118 West Seventh book, “Smoke Screen," which i ui Lm bisOUsf, g asim and was published today. \ dUect* mwA 10 FSU Professors Under Board's Fire All Dixie GOP Leaders Give Barry The Nod Miss World Wants Off CUT-RATE R a t a le Jfiungt PR IC ES Senator Asks Warning Put On Cigarette Packs Couple Freed On $200 Bonds xtU opvauuito. 1 |u * _ f ilH I f f " ’ ■fjj i �IP a.j . (Kiwi., *-.-r z* ■ • ------ ... _______ _ . A it-tB M ------------■ . ■■ ■ 'i . , r 11 1 . 1. m i r i ■ n , r * Y+*. #•<**•< «v lake Mary Sunday School Officials To Meet Sunday flea following Barton Ftkfcor’* lasting A m a n t t a p vfll to M d ngutorly am tha second Sunday ia ench month. Bor. John PlOsy vlQ t o la chart* of tkto wasting. A a now teacher Hot in­ cludes Mrs. Dow Smith, Mn. Ralph Williams, Mn. Km . f e m as a u jr ahadss s* observed. So It to wttb man. ■ n a to s t h a t fmotrattow Ha can b a n ths unknown self f l i p * whM ww toy la say to Wa heart aatlag away wlu»* what ana should do to have out realising tt. DelarluJe• a awal swaatogful Ufa. tloo caw prognsa until om'a Fwhspa II weald ba hast Ufa bacomaa a rnimu Ufa. la My la M a i asms catsn ow tbaro to tbs Ufa that •m iss aa that wa bars a dossa’t barm storthing partosmswwh tor oar thlaUag. tlculariy bat doaaa't help, Lot aa m m * ar tba Hto tha* aitbar. Mothasalah to tka baat taboo amra oat at tba world axamplo ia the Bible which thaa It gtoaw Saul of tba OM cbaractartoaa sack a Wo. MsTaaUaaaat was a a a a f tba boot tbaaalab bad aa sabsltovably U S t o l i i flwt wa bava of aaa abort bat toctoalra biography, who Brad n e t a Ufa. A la Wa Oad tba Bible laytaf. M l was cfeaaoa to ha too "and aU tka days of MaUraas. About 714 EagUah eraftemen coetinu* to practice tho Old World Art of thatching ... * v> , v v \ y v v\ \ \ w v \ y , \ \ \ v WM8 CIRCLE CHAIRMEN of tha l i n t Baptist Church of Sanford art, left to right, M n. Lao Wataon, Mrs. H. Wayda Rucker, Mr*. Hardy Pat* tenon, Mra. Verna Messenger and Mra. Forrest Gatchel. Mra. Gerald Covington, chairman of tha afternoon circle, waa not present for tha photograph. (Herald Photo) YL C. Sm ith _________ S a a d ay School _ t i l t H arm ing W orship 11:** B rn sg o llstle Serv. 7:1* Tee*. P ra y e r S e e r. 7:1* T h a n . T e u n g P eople B e e s e v e r ............ T ito M en's Club To Sponsor Dinner Baptist Class Honors Member At Coffee St. Andrews Ordains Two Deacons M ethodist p o u r HSTbooirr cmubcm Jobs T . Adams Jr. _ P e tto y M ornla* W orahlp . I : t t a. aa. aa Boaday Sehool ------ »!*» A m. M orale* W arship l t : t t a m MT” Moo tin** — t i l * a *a . m (ln tsrm sd la t* . S sn lo t) B v e a la * W sr t t l p — 7:M p m P> am a. a. P p. N asarene Concrcffntkmil nan cmvmcm f TMB S A S A bbS M a n d Mi n t Mop to A v a Pnal B tsh ss --------------- P e s te r tri • ill A A l a n d e r School — P e e k A' 1:41 a. m. ------ C h u rch Sehool M ornla* W orship 11:41 a. b ___________ *:*# A A l l : t * a . sa. W o rsh ip B orneo T enth M * p m . — c a r t s t l a a T e e th K y a ac a llstts B srrlse 7 :H p m M ld-W ssk M in istry B ertie# ( T i t ) — T:td p «a Re*. W a lte r A.R. M e P h srso p Th ird Saaday P a s te * ______ S la g a p lra tlsa — l:td a m own* A lliance c a a im s * M ta s io n a m T s u i s s c a e stm e s i ISM m S i s a s sesn e t. It**. C. C. D tw , J r . _ P s a to r S a n d e r School _ t : l t a m. W orship aorvleo l t : t e a. m. K vtnln* W o rsh ip _ T:t» p. m. A lliance T en th F ellow ship (T o s t.) S :lt p. a . (W ed) Prnyor S o rtie# _ 1:1# p. m. Today people often compli­ ment someone by saying, “Ha Church at • p. m. Tuesday at By was such a good man. Ha Plana for the Christmas the Parish House. B ern ha/med anyone." When *y Items to be sold et the Be­ waa dies this to Mom thaa MO persona, Baaaar to be held Nov. to will often when there to aa posi­ •oms traveling aa far aa 230 be discussed et the regular ater Include handmade end tive good to be men miles to bo present, filled tbo monthly meeting of the Epis­ handcrafted articles, child­ Tba error eomca when one Oviedo Methodist Church at copal Churehwomaa of Long- ren’s wear, toys and games, A ssem bly O f God make* this remark that "Mr. laat Sunday’s morning wor­ wood’s C h r l e t Episcopal baked goods, candles, pre­ p i x b c b b s t atsB W W LT serves, Christmas decorations, Bo aad Ho" waa surely a ship servlet for the annual wr eoo c a ra c a gift boxed white elephants Cor. I f t S a s 4 B a a Christian because ha never Homecoming Speaker waa M. W l l d t r ________P s a to r and live or permanent plants K. harmed anyone. Certainly wa Chaplain Robert Deal of San­ Bandajr School _ t : t l a. a . and Oowtrs. would agree that B to better ford Naval Air Station. M o rain e W o rth lp 1S:IS a . m. Anyone wishing to donate ■ v o n la e W o rsh ip — T :tt p. a . to do no harm than to harm Following tho servlet the Youth H art. (Sun.) t:* t p- m. any of the above listed items M id-W eek B arr. (W ad.) 7:1* but to almply do nothing dots Methodist group was Joined may take them to the Pariah p. as. not qualify on# to etolm tho by a largo number from tbo House. Those wishing pickup nama Christian. Seven members of St. Rich­ Oviedo Baptist Church for the Tbo Christian must havo a annual dinner and afternoon ard's Council 3357, Knights service may contact Mrs. B aptist contributing Ufa. He must of fellowship. of Columbus, were initiated Charles Pasternack or Mrs. rtwrr b a p t i s t c a r a c a rack s «mm bava a “plus" Ufa. Ha must Visiting mlntotora present Into tho Third Degree during Walter Stevaos who are serv­ r. a. am Ckaace -------- Faster hava a Ufa that, when com for tho occasion included Rev. ceremonioe held list Sunday ing aa co-chairmen of tba M oraine W orship 1:1* a. m. Soagap feheal ___ M l e m. ptotod, will leave the world George Carlton of Orlando, In Orlando beginning with a event. W orship It:* * a. m. A clearance tale of articles TMraorale* richer for hto having former minister of tho Oviedo 10 a. m. Mass celebrated at la ln * U nion *:I0 p. m. boro. K vsnlne W orship l i l t p. m. from the Economy Corner SL James Church. church for fight years; Rav. A t Apostle Paul had the John T. Adams and Rav. W. Broskfait for the group w u wiU also bo conducted et the Wsd. Prayer Bertie# Tilt a a . greateit Christian Ufa of any E. Timms of tho yirst Metho­ held at the Downtowner Inn Basasr. BAPTIST CttrWCM other person. It waa a contri­ dist Church of Sanford snd with Dr. Lawrence Jones, Serving hot dogs, chips and CBKTBAL c«*. seek t t a wek a*#. buting Ufa to (he degree that Rev. Jack Bryant of the First state deputy and WllUam beverages will be members Oall Smith ________ Patter School _ - l:SS a. m. aU other things had to take Baptist Church of Oviedo. Joyce, fourth district deputy, of the Episcopal Y o u n g Sunday M orfhn* W orship It:** a. m. a seat In the far rear as he Churchmen. as guest speakers. T ra la la g U alon — 1:11 p. m. E vening W orship 7:1* p. aa served his Lord. Ho was one A continuation of tha Christ­ Inducted were Gerald Sass­ W sd. P r s y s r B arrie* T:l» p m . of tho leaders of hto day but er, Jerome Llsenfelt, Melvin ian Education Series, "Re­ M ortsry O pes ----------- 7:IS p. a ho know that all else had to Thompson, John Plerro, Louis sponse to Our CaUlag," will W T W t become secondary once he Huddleston, Gary Lubits and be conducted at Tuesday Basdsy Mils Broadcast had become a servant of the night’s meeting by' Mrs. Pas­ Howard Harrison. w a tm io ti m issionabt BAPTIST Cltl'kCM Lord Christ. Ho invested hto Other Third Degree mem­ ternack. The title of this Mb ae. A Molly Are. life for God. The Methodist Men’s Club bers from St. Richard’s pre­ month’s program to “Where P s a l M- i a l l o y ---------P a e to r The question that we havo of Grace Methodist Church sent for tbo occasion were Dr. Does the Mission of the lundey School — t*:*t a. as. ■aadap to answer Is, "How am I In­ wlU sponsor a Ladies Night W. Vincent Roberts, Theodore Church Take PlacaT" M oraine W o rth lp U:t* a. m. vesting my Ufs7" "It’s not Dinner at tbo church this Michels, John Kennedy, Don­ By naacaa Weetar B andar Kooning Worship 7:IS p. sa. Tba Frisndftilp Clan of the my brother, nor my sister, Sunday beginning at 4:30 p.m. ald ami Robert Leflls, Char­ W ednesday P in t Baptist Church of Lake but It’s mo, Oh Lord." Aro les Touraoux, Gilbert FUeger, P rayed B e rrie s _ 7:41 p. m. Ail men of the church, whe­ Mary mot Tuesday night la wo putting our llvos to work ther or not they are mem­ John Stinklewlcs, Albert Poultha WaatmorsUnd Wing with •o that the world wUl bo rich­ bers of tho club, aro Invited ter, Edward Simon, Joseph IT B A P T irP CWCkCW Mra. M. P. Mathasoa aa hoe- er whoa we havo finished our to attend with their wives. O'Connor, Andrew Blchko, course t tssa for tho evening. P a s t o r ___ W illiam J. (lueso The barbecued turkey din­ John Sutherland, Carl Von By Frances Wester AU of us may feel that we M oraine W e rib lp __ t:S t * Mrs. Lamar Stoke* presid­ ner will be preparted by men Herbulto, Huwell Schnurr and Tho Win-Some Claes of the 11 a. ns. ed. Tha opining prayer wae would like to make a contri­ o( the club end a (re* will Theodore LaTour. First Baptist Church of Laka Banday School _ _ t :tS a. m. T ra la la g U atea _ _ d itt p.m. given by M n. T. M. Whlgham. bution to Ufe but that It to offering will bo received to Mary held a chatter party K roaln* W orship — 1:1* p.m. Mra. J. A. Yarn reported that too late to change now. This offset costa of the food. and coffee recently, a t the Wsd. O ftlcere A T eechera SM coupon* had been sent to la not true, of course. The M s s i l a * -------------- t i t * p m Following the dinner a pro­ church, In honor of Mrs. John Wsd. P ra y e r B erries 7:1* p.m. tho Florida Baptist Childrens forgiveness of God tells us gram will be presented with Armstrong, who has now left that wo may bo restored to Homo In Lakeland. raporto to be made on tbo Lake Mary to visit In Missis­ Tha group decided to hold havo lives of pristine beauty recent Layman's Retreat kald sippi and will be joined later if wo wlU bo mad* now In their annual Chrtomas party at tba Methodist Youth Cen­ John E. Beet Jr. end Wil­ by her husband, who la the an December 1* at tha home Him. ter near Leesburg. liam B. Powell, newly elected Navy. Maybe we are not Interested af Mra. T. J. Townsend. Mr*. Armstrong was pre­ deacons of the Beer Lake St. in antiques and maybe we Mra. Stake* presented the are, but If we have observed Andrswa Presbyterian Church, sented with a going-away gift devotional using tha fifth furniture much w e cannot were ordained by the Session and a birthday gift Dorn tha •haptor af Jamas. Tha doting help being Impressed with the et lest Sunday's morning group. prayer waa given by Mrs. service. way an old piece ean be roRefreshments af doughnuts, Harley Wilhelm. finished and turned from an Rev. Robert Tlutchison, re­ Plena for the first unit of nuts, and coffe* were served. During tha social hour that ugly mess of varnish gummed tired rreshyterlan minister 3lembers attending were the building to go up on Bsnr followed the bueinoes session wood, threadbare upholstery, now living In A l t a m o n t e Lake Road ar* almost com­ Mrs. Carl Bryant, Mrs. Bob Mrs. Wilhelm won tha prtii and broken springs, to a very Springs, will be guest minister plete and will be presented Jonea, Mrs. Wallace Hill, Mrs. In an Old-Hayings Contest beautiful piece of furniture If Sunday a t the Upsala Presby­ this Sunday for approval of Harley Wilhelm. Mrs. Raleigh Rafrsshmonta were served by the right person refinishes 1L terian Church (or 9 e. m. serv tho rongregstlon. G e o r g e Cooper. Mre. Ralph Taylor, tho hostei*. Christ Is just waiting to Ires, Wehr la chairmen of the build­ Mre. J. C. Slselove, Mra. T. Membirs attending otber make us new. Submit to Him Ilefure his retirement, Rav. ing committee. M. Whigham, Mrs. Crawford than those montionid above In faith and obedience and Hutchison was minister of the A four-inch deep well has Shelton and Mrs. J. A. Yarn. wore Mrs. Loon Keel, Mrs you wUl ae* wbat 1 am lay Presbyterian Church of Ty Just been drilled a t the site, Annie John* and Mrs. J. T. Ing. rone, Pa. providing an abundant eupply S itilo v e . of water for future needs. Initiation Held For Knighls #75 v' \ \\ ..v A W W W ' Church O f God A dventist (hurdiwomen To Plan Christmas Bazaar Mr* Bugwftfn publicly thank aU those who helped make the recent UNICEF drive n aneeess and tho** who helped with the party-______________ ’CEatlaa ShMinui, 3fi*. Lw!??« M m , Gsyle W « » » , M n. Mack flewyw, M n. B. C. ■emsdlct. Mn. Dole Alexand­ er, M n. Marshal W i n * , M n. All MtSStAWAtlT caraca b a p t is t F a ril ■ w tta * a s S te a m S a a d a y School ___ It:** a. m. M o rn lag W o rsh ip 11:0* a. m. B ible S ta d y (S unday) l i t * p m . CMSUST CMCkCH R ra n a o lls tle Sorrleo 7:0# p m . c h a r t s s troys, t a — u e e d Wod. P ra y e r Moot 7:t* p.m. P r. C harts* W . S te w a rt J r.. lilll S t e p h e n s _______ P a sto r V icar ▲ C ordial W elcom e to Alt Holy Com m union — TiSS a. m Sunday School ——. I:t* a. m F am ily se rv ice e n d Sorm oa —- 11:11 P m r i b s t c w M iim A a e a r n e r * b is c ip L b a o r e b b ir v Gpiicopal Christian F ree M ethodist F ib e r church m* TMb HASAbbRM L ake M ary. Pto. b a r . W. U llolcom bo, F a sto p saad ay • i l l A <A ------- B ible le a o o l 11:4* A m . . M orn la* W o rth lp TiM a A - E v en in g Service 7:4# A m - _ W eA M id-W eek P ra y e r Bsrvtesa 7:4# a m. >ad W od. M ission, a ry Service P k K B H C T N O D liT CHURCH R t* . Ms eon Ore**, C o n o r 4th I I . a a d U s n l A r e Ad In te rim M lalslsr T slopbono: P A * - 7 « l S a a d a y School ___ t:4S a. sa. F ib e r raxTbcoBTAL M oral a * W oraklp 11 :•* a. m. E u ao ao Sheldon - ....... .. P a s to r CbUbcH a r loxowooo Sunday School . 1:41 P m . H o rn in g W orship _ 1* 41 a m . Rev. b R a th d r a a t — P a s t o y .. E t s b I b* W orship — 7:** p m . Sunday School ------ 1*:** a a Wod. P ra y e r Sorvlco 7:1* p m . M orning W orship 11:1* A BA lu a d a y B veala* _ Tit* a m C bC bC b t P C U I f f w *A B ible Study _ 7:1* A ■*C o a q ae rars M aetta* Braagollst R alph B re w er J r . F rid a y . . . . ■ 7:1* A aA t*:M a. m. i r n a u i cRcacM a t B ible School TBB b b O b b W b b Mornlar Worthlp Hie* a. m. Pentecostal Church O f Christ Lutheran Eronla* Worship - 7:1* p so. Wod. rrayor Service 7:11 p m “T he C h a rt* o f th s L u th e ra n H o a r" a a d TV * ^ h ta to th e L ife" r i e u cbtbcm o r H e rb e rt W. d o o r s # ___ P a s te r l e a d e r Sehool 1:11 a . b Morel* R u h r ___ R ra a g e lla t W o rsh ip Barr i o s _ j t t l l a . m lllb l* Cleese* _ |S :t0 Osjo o d i B b p n a b D M o ra la a W arsh ip - 11:** a. m. LV'TMEbAM C b l b C b K ro a ln * W orship - t : t * p a c t) B ible c la s s e s Wod. T :lt p m w ee A n rts s S s M r s iH « y ir-es> S ao lo rd . P taytda c sv w c s o r e b b irr s a l t r a t h Aroams E rn e s t B. Bollch, J r . _P a s to r B e rt B eam * *_ X ra a fo lle t Sunday Bcbool ____ 1:11 a m. S un d ay * V C hurch a s rv lc ts _ l* :t* a. m. B ible Study ........ - 11:0* rn C om m union—P tra t Sunday la M ornla* W orship l l : t * a. Koch M onth E rs n ln * S ervice _ t : l * p See "H era ld of T ru th " t p m Kl.NIiKIlUAP.TEN AND NUHSX RT S a a d a y o a C h a a a sl * T uesday L adles B ible C lass 11:1* a m W o d n ttd a y B ible C laeses ------ 7:1* * m O bA CH METHODIBT CMUbCM O a ara ltd., a t W oodland A v a . Rev. J a h a M. MIvsa J r . P a a to r C hurch School ■ 1:11 a m. M orn la* W arsh ip l l : t * A m MYP . . . ■ t il a A scsam sT Presbyterian F IR S T P b C I b r y C M A N CHURCH O ak Av*. * le d St. BaaVovA F I A d ro v e r a Ssw sll, J r . _ P a s to r E d a a r W. Sm ith J r . A selsta r.t P a s to r M orning W orship 1:11 a nu C hurch Bcbool — t i l l A m. flosslon Meets — t»:4S A m. M ornla* W orship 11:10 A. M. d e n s e r Fellow ship — 4:04 p.m . Senior HI K sllow shlp 1:44 p.m . E v ln ln a W orship — TilO p. m. Wsd. P ra y e r M eat 7:44 p. as. CHURCH OP T H E COVENANT T hom as R . M e tis P a s t., W o rsh ip .... . 1:4* a i a ' C hurch School —_ 14:40 a ra. T em porarily a t P l t s e r t i l School—P rta c k a a d 17th. M ethodist Christian Science Sunday Ser-’U * A Sunday S c h o o l ___ 11:** a. m. S u b jsc tl " K ro rls s tln * Pun lohm snt" W odnssdsy P o m e s g :t* p as. R a a d la a Room : 1*1 B. F irst. W ssh d a y il I t i S t a m . - 1:1* p.m. (Friday K r ta la * : t i l l ' 1:1* p.m. Mass: a t m ■ slab s* Rev. B ey d r e g o rr , J r . F a s te r U hurch S c h o o l ____1:11 a m. M orn la* W orahlp 11:** a m MYP ■ ....................... s : t t a m Hr*. W orahlp . . . T :lt A m W r* P ra y e r Borvloe Tit* a m TO LIST YOUR CHURCH NOTICE CALL FA 2-2611 to These Sanford Merchants Upsala To Hear Guest Minister Urge You To Attend The Church O f Your Choice Youths Have Tacky Party Church Plans Picnic By rranee* Wester A Tacky Party was held In the Wcttmoroiand Wing the First Baptist Church of Lake Mary, Saturday night for the children and young people of the church. Adults auUting with tba party were Mr. and Mrs Hobby Wllkerion, Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Taylor, Mrs. P. SDulove and Mrs. llarley Wlhelin. The gruup played games and refreihments were serv r j to about SO youths who at tended. Tho annual all-rhurrh picnic of the Congregational Christton Church of Sanford will be held this Saturday on the church lawn beginning a t 1 p. in. The event will be spon­ sored by the Men's Fellowship under direction of Clyde Stin•on, presidunL Supper will be served at d:8U p. in. Families planning to attend will bring picnic Attend services tfiis weed, at uour own Jflaceaf worsdip Wliaoa-Eichalbdrfvr Mortuary Ths Amtrkan Oil Company Eunice L Wilson sad SUff Mr. sad Mra. M. R. Strickland Frogreaaiv* Printing Co. Wllson-Malsr Furniturs Co. J. M. Camvrun sad Staff Mr. and Mn. At Wllaob Btnutroai Realty Holler Motor Dales Co. Hetk Huaatrom ami Staff Emnistt Fnrrrll A Staff Ths Hits Theatrv J. C. Penney Company Bill Lovelace * Emptoywn C. L. Rokinaoa aad Employe** baakeU . The afternoon will be spent In gsine* and athletic conteats. Acolytes To Meet Youth Meet Called The A c o ly te , uf Christ tipi•copal Church In Longwood will meet for a training ses­ sion at I p. m. Saturday In tt# Partob Home on Church S tm t At Umm meeting, the aco­ lytes liars more shout their 'church aad are trained to A meeting of all member* of the Youth Depsrtment of First Methodist Church in Sanford ha* been called by Superintendent Ashby Jo n e a for 9:43 a. m. Sunday. AU teacher* and counselors, a* well aa every student, 1* rrquevted to be present for lb# LUttl IIXM OSTKKN UAITINT8 wclcumetl thoir new minis­ ter mid futility, Kev. und Mra. Hubert Plunk and daughter, Heim, right front, a t a covered dish sup|>er and fellowship meeting lost Friday even, ing. The PlnnVs are now redding in the parsonsg « ut U eU eu, l l l a r u l d i ’lw U j) W ACOM Food Fair S tu m . Inc. Sanford Atlantic National Bank Georgs Ballsy tt Employees Uootrd H. Hadges * Staff Rout hem Natural Gas Hill Lumber Jk Hardware Co. John Dunn * Staff Jtotby Crappa A Eapleyeea S ta te Farm Insurance Com pa men Irving 1. Pryor aad BUff R*m« and Willm lioomaa aad Employees Virginia Pslroski I*. O. Rot 1114 Sanford Nora Norria I F, a 131! a. Semtasla Phyllis Kagtaallas FA 2-4231 Lake Mary Rum And Wilks Restaurant �- ■ »* tw M ill frriB Frf. Kor. «, 'M-pAg# t "Super-Right" Heavy Westers Beef Square C a l lake Monroe Jottings CHUCK ROAST Mr*. R. L. M u m Akers. Both are doing alrtght though. • * * Have seen quite a lot of Monroe resident! out at the Fair. Fred Bolly, who is a Legionnaire, has CLOSE TRIMMED been standing at the door tak­ ing up the tickets. * a * Did you see the mammoth pump­ kin he has there, also the large cantaloupe! • • • Hap­ py Birthday to Dale Austin. 1 think he is all of six years old. • • * Betty lMrs. Robert) Mann Is getting her house cleaned up real quick for she has received word thst her parents. Mr. and Mr*. Frank Attgoud Breed Sugar Cored Silted Chandler, are arriving from Little Bock, Ark., to visit for a few weeks. • • • Don't for­ get the Pavilion .Show next week at the Homa Demon­ stration C e n t e r . Milady's S IL V E R S E R V IN G S E T wan presented to Mr*. Stnnley Pierce, 1909 South Shoppe has worked hard on Park Avenue, hy Charles Gazil, Thriftway Store manager on Park It and you will sec some very J Avenue, at 25th Street, for guessing the correct length of a ribbon on pretty clothes made by local display at the store. (Herald Photo) ladies. It will be on Thurs­ day starting at 7.30 p m. * * * The two local 4-H Girls' groups have got off to a very 'dupcr-Highl" Western Pork Luis good start out here. Opal AM i Project for th« past year Dorn has a very nice group and progreaa for the coming in the first year girts and Val­ The Men's Club of the Firat ^ ^ i year M r* discussed at the ue Wilson has tho second Methodist Churvh of Sanford regular monthly meeting of year girls who are now learn­ will observe Ladies Night at W ith Purchase tho Ladles Auxiliary of the ing tho ways of cooking. * • • a meeting to b« held Thurs­ By Julia Bartoa lhat perhaps Tim is F irst Pentecostal Church of Opal's group meets each day, Nov. 21. Dr. I.. M. Peres, Of A $10.00 Or Rib in A father-son team or HAM youngest ’it operator opt Long wood hold at the church Thursday and V.Uie'. group t ip„ ker, will talk on More Order H alf Mooday evening. on Wednesdays. • • • The the situation in Cuba today. radio operators, James Tew country. In May, on the date | and son, Tim. of Dcl.and who of his tlth birthday, he re­ A baht sale w u planned In Monroe Homo Demonstration Those planning to attend are former residents of San­ ceived a special gift when he t o held before Thanksgiving Club will not meet next are asked to mike reserva­ ford, are rapidly gaining was notified lhat he had pass­ with the exact time and place Thursday because of the fash­ tions as soon as possible. recognition in the amateur ed the extensive operator's1 Is to announced. Serving on ion show but will meet on radio world as "atari of the test and had been licensed [ the committee are Mrs. O- Nov. 21 instead. T b it will air waves.” by the Federal Communlca-1 "Super-Right" Extra Lean Ground to re Young, Mrs. NeHa Hol- only b« for this month. A B e Sure To R egister Mrs, L. E. Tew of Alta­ (ions Commission. toclaw and Mrs. Addle very interesting program has monte Springs, mother and To pass the examination been arranged and very Im­ Adema. grandmother of the team, in Tim had to learn the basic Following the b a a i a e s s portant business wUI be oo “Hie Florida Baptist Con­ meeting refreshment* were the agenda. • • • Saw Ora vention will be held Monday an interview with your Her­ electronics involved in radio; eerved by Rev. E. Ruth Grant Canup out at tha Fair the through Thunday of next ald reporter, proudly advised how to send and receive m ess-; ages by hand kry a t the Mrs. Melda Grueber. other day. She is looking very week at the First Baptist speed of 13 words per min­ well after her recent illness. Churvh in Jacksonville. ute; the rules and regula­ She and son Don were enter­ Rev. Fred B. Chance of the tions of tl>e FCC and how to ing some beautiful ceramics Sanford First Baptist Church, keep a log of every contact for display. * * * A dedica­ will be speaker foe tha open­ Eighteen Hanford boy* are made and received by air. tion service wai held last ing Pastors conference an members of the charter group Mrs. Tew say* that her Westminster Presbyterian Sunday at the Upsala Presy- Monday. of midshipmen at the new grandson lakes his work very Given Away Every Hour tcrian Church. Rev. James ".Super-Right" W*«l*ni Pork Church wilt hold a special Sanford Naval Academy. seriously but doe* get ex­ congregational meeting at T Thompson of Lake Mary gave They are Steven Anderson, cited when he makes a new A I b o R egister For These Prizes p. m. Sunday in tho Chape! the church a beautiful hand Jeffeijr C. Bale*. Phillip contact and add.* a now io-1 a t Howell Park for tho pur­ carved pulpit. It wai former­ Belque, Robert T. Besserer II, cation to the log. pose of electing representa­ ly In the Paola Church and Benjamin A. Chads, William Tho senior Tew. a former than the Lake Mary Church. tives to the nominating com­ Hill Crapps, Dole W. Han­ commander in the Navy, is | • • • Harry and Vallie Wilson mittee for new church offic­ cock, James W. Higginbotham, aim enthusiastic about the End ers, electing a site committee hava had her mother, of Pier­ Judson Hobby, Dana M. Ho­ hobby and spends much of son. visiting with them this and to consider the 1M4 gan, Glenn Keek, Larry L. hit spare lime working with Cut past week. • • • Our thought church budget. Lindsey, Lloyd D. Iaiwc, Titn. this week. If you are over in A covered dish supper at Christopher Parry, Lawson C. Other members of Mrs. fl p. m. will precede the meet­ doubt at to what you ahould Richter, William Hchroeder, Lew's family are daughters, do, just ask yourself what you ing. Jerry Joe Williams and Chris­ Mrs. Horace E. Bentley o f ' will wish on the morrow you Daytona Beach; Mrs Othrlll topher [- Wilson. had done today. Hold,)', Hogan, and Wilton Sullivan of Altamonte and] FANCY FRESH WESTERN ar* in the top II) per cent of Mrs. Hazel Williams of Alatheir respective classes. Lind­ 1,atna. knottier son., I^muel ] sey, Lowe, Buies and Besserer K. Tew Jr., Is In Addisahba, I Junior High M Yr mem­ nre in the top 25 per cent In Ethiopia, where he is a pilot j bers of Sanford’s First -Meth­ academic standing, Wilson for the Ethiopian Air Lines. Rev. James Thom son, re ­ odist Church collected a total tired Presbyterian Minister of holds the rank of lieutenant, of $31.7* last Thursday night Lake Mary wax guest pastor as brigade operation* officer. in their annual "trick or at the Upsala Presbyterian HEN . JO H N SO N Crapps, Higginbotham, Lind­ treat" drivo for UNtCEr. sey und Lowe hold the rating church last Sunday. Tho** participating mot at ! of rhief petty officer. At this time he dedlcited Um church before beginning the pulpit given to toe church By Donna Kates flsair bous* to boost calls and by the Lake Mary Presbyter­ A seminar for Sunday [ attorned la cooetodo the ian Church. The pulpit, which School teachers ind parrnti evening with hot abokscate waa hindcarved by a Swed­ of school age children will he ish cabinet maker, wai form­ held Saturday, Nov, is, at ally b> in tha Paola Presby­ The Women’s Christian Fel­ Christ Episcopal Church. terian church before R was Conducting the seminar will j "ATI the eight new isnntor* lowship Priscilla Circle nf the lie a leaching and training destroyed by fir* in the late ChutuoU Community Church 1890‘s. ft was rescued from now are working together on will meet at 7:30 p. m. next train from the Orlando Deanthe fire by Rev. Thompson Issue* involving East Central Tuesday at the church. H os-i^F and has been used in the Florida," according to Sen. testes will be Myrtle Moon The reason* and methods B f Jmw Caieeltorry Mrs. Robert Hooper will Lake Mary Church since 182R. Beth Johnson, who was guest and Joan Magin. of Christian education in the ‘ Rev. Robert Hutchinson of speaker at n Sanford Woman's b e d a study ea Japan at a The film, " C o m i n g o f Sunday School and the home ] Club luncheon meeting. meeting of toe WMS el toe Maitland will occupy the pul­ will be preented. * * ‘•v * V * \ S p e c i a l ! Ann Page Condensed Mr*. Johnson spoke about Christ," will he shown. Mrs. Prairie Lake Baptist Church pit this Sunday, Kntherin* Lawrence will b* in her activities during the last seat Mooday night at 7:43. session of tho Legislature in chnrgo of devotion*. Khe lived In Japan for a time OVF.lt 35 Y E A R S All women of tho commun­ Special! Jane Parker German Choc. Tallahassee and how aha be­ while her husband waa sta­ At First A Palmetto ity are invited to attend. came interested In politics. tioned th en . (Alongside old pool off ire) She also explained some of Refresh moots win be eerved By Donna Estes her work concerning tho new UPW To Meet following the meeting by the A series of studies on the university to ho located in hostexies. Mr*. Paul Lowe United Presbyterian Women Articles of Faith are being ♦Ms area, the cron-state canal of Westminster Presbyterian and Mrs. Ed Low*. conducted a t tha First Pene- and the St. John*-Indian Riv­ Church will meet at tha home costal Church of Longwood er t'anal to tho Atlantic of Mra. John N. Montgomery, each Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Ocean. A queition-and-snswer 202A Chippewa Trail. Mait­ • farpetn • Furniture during the regular Bible study period followed her talk. land, at 8 p. m. next Wednes­ • Tile • Piano* and prayer meeting. Mrs. William Reynold*, day. Mra. Lorraine Lieun will • Rental Red* Wednesday evening’s pro­ chairman of tho civic depart­ DALLAS <UPI> - Wendell servo as hoataaa. Polk, l«, snatched a purs* gram was the study of the ment of the Woman’* Club, one true God and how He re­ waa sponsor for tha program. from a woman's hand last A&P OUR FINEST vealed Himself in Old Testa­ Mrs. Georg* Welle and her March and fled. ment times as well as through A jury Wednesday convict committee were in charge of Special! Jane Parker Delicious ed him and sentenced him to his son, Jesus Christ, during tho luncheon. New Testament times. two years in prison. Sirs. Norris Plank waa In­ At next Wednesday's ser­ troduced a i a new member. NO-HOST 1'/, -T,h. The sentence average! six REFRIGERATOREach months per penny. Polk’s to­ vice. Communion will be held Mrs. W. L Gramkow Sr., and foot washing observed. FREEZER tal loot was four cents. president. was chosen to rtpraeent tho club at the Semi­ Special! Jane Parker Freshly Iluked nole County Federation in Veterans Day M akes Longwood on Nov. 21. First Christian Church 1607 1'/, -I,b. Members voted to present ice like South Sanford Avenue, will M,b. $ 1 0 0 Each Christmas gifts to local chil­ By Donna K iln honor veteran* and enlisted Cana § m a g i c . . . The fall schedule of week­ dren instead of sending them personnel Sunday at the It automatically! o'clock service. As each one day services at Christ Epis­ to the Children's Home, in Jacksonville, as has been tho copal Church has been an­ is identified, a boutonniere _ . Warwick Chocolate Covered will he pinned to his coat (or nounced by Rev. Charles Ste custom in the past. wart Jr,, vicar of the church. Yourdrums com# true with her coil). About 40 members 12-Oi. Evening Prayer is held each of the church have served in I fox GIFT ITEMS toe Armed Forces during Wednesday at 7 p. m and World War I or World War II Holy Communion is hcl<( each BY THE HUNDREDS 11*1 AtlANftC I f*C»lC II* COMSAMV. »lC. Worthmore Chocolate Covered Cove or the Korean Conflict or are Thursday at 9 a. m. now In the service. IceMegic* autom atic ice maker supplies you with ell the Ice you need. Looking (or convenience? Here Circle M eeting Set it ie: Eliminates defrosting drudgery in both refrig­ Longwood’s St. Catherine of Teachers To Meet erator end freexer# Kamily-sizo "zero-degree" freezer WHILE THEY LAST A Sunday School teachers Siena Circle will meet at • Warwick Chocolate Covered • Twin crisper** 13.9 cu. (L of refrigerated space. Buy now for Christmas p. m. Tuesday at the borne meeting of Christ Episcopal 2701 ORLANDO DRIVE 17-92 AT 27lh ST. Church will be held at the of Mra. Zeno Hyland 771 Light or 12-Ox. LOTT HOME APPLIANCE Pariah House on Church Pasadena Avenue. Mr*. Mar­ Park Box Prices in this ad are good through Saturday, November 9 . 1 Street in Longsood at I p. m. garet Shannon will aerve as 117 Magnolia, FA I-33II C A SSEU 1ER R Y PLA ZA CA SSELRERRY builea* scat Thursday. A i* | out this way 1* going to be a great homemaker aome day. Gail Coleman, who i* president of the Future Homemakers of Seminole High, has already passed lev­ er* 1 degrees and is now work­ ing on state degree. She will go to Daytona Saturday along with other girl* for an all day meeting. Gall has been elected to be correspondent for the Co-Ed Magazine. Keep up the good work. Gall. • • • Glad to hear that Mrs. Morris IRrtty Jean) Melt* I* at last home from her slay at Sem­ inole Memorial Hospital. 1 understand the Wat a very alck gal for a while. Hope to see her out real soon. • * * Alio aorry to see that Mike Smith has fractured his left arm . It near matches Chris Lb . SATU RDAY BACON November 9 O N E 12 QT. 2 79‘ Auxiliary Plans Boke Sale Methodist Men Set Meeting Father-Son 'H ams' Become 'Stars Of The Air Waves' P A IL ROAST Convention Speaker B EEF 3 a $joo 18 Sanford Boys Attend Academy Westminster Sets Meet PLASTIC CHOPS 500 FREE P LA ID 1st P R IZE STAMPS 25,000 PLA ID ST A M P S 2nd P R IZE 10,000 PLAID ST A M P S drawing will be held Saturday Evening, November 9 U N IC E F Drive Gets $31.79 C O O K IN G A N JO U S Pulpit Dedicated A t Upsala P E A R S : ONIONS Woman's Club Hears Senator Beth Johnson 2 i"- 29* I 3 £ 25' Christ Church Sets Seminar Circle To Meet In Chuluota FANCY GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS 3 ^ 2 9 ' Prairie Lake W M S To Meet , Study Series Conducted LAVER Sanford Furniture Co. Thief Gets 6 Months A Cent TomA T0 SOUP CAKE 29 SLICED or WHOLE Fall Schedule Announced P EA C H PIES BEETS B LU EB ER R Y PIES 8 I Thin Mints PLAID STAMPS J I Vi PRICE POW ELL’S more Cream D r o p s .2 9 ' Cherries Wz T ‘l' L - ____ _ J liltt �Hold The Torch tested In many ways large and small. The collage figures bring such a 801 reported either no change or a ■bow an41m« throughout the nation kava tsem asd till* fall by apnroodmauiy 1W^»00. lit* lo u t aoileg* enrollment will be near two and • half million. Thii la aaeoaraging* Bat wa atill a n doing only half the job of open* fag the door of higher education to everyoiuia who haa collage aspirations, The enrollment figure Is only 10 par cant of the population between the egee of IS end 84. Of SOS schools, 801 reported either no change or a decrease In the number of freshmen admitted. Tho difficulty of measuring up to citisenship In a democracy comes from the constant day-by-day respon­ sibility democracy calls for. We ere U'iati-U} -action to ‘Small World’ Itei "Cl ComaiandanU also la "My name is Loo Forroro tho homo track of Pedro Juan "And I work for INS. "I asked for correepnndente Vlnalao, a Jockey who rode "And they sent me Irwin for I t years without winning a raco. Ha lost 36b races in Trees." Trees ia now public rela­ a row, People said ho waa the tione director at F.1 Comman­ only joekay la tho world who dants, tho San Juan raeo could have lost on Camerero, "Finally one day, when track. It appeared to me that they were made for each oth­ there were only three other hones In the race, his horse er. Only someone like Irwin won. Tho crowd went wild. could fully appreciate Cl Com­ They ruehod out of tha grand­ stand, holetod Vinales on their mandant#, And vice versa. Trees conducted a tour of ehouhiera and threw him In the trurk on* afternoon for the Infield lake. "Vinalee donated hie purse mo am) aeverul other main* landers from a group of about to charity and never raced GOO who came here as gueete again. He wanted to quit a of tha Sheraton t.'orp. for the winner. Unlike Canierero, ho opening of a new resort hotel. In atill alive and hasn’t a trace "Bee that floral horseshoe In of ulcere. tho track Infield?” he said. There may be a moral there "That la whera Camorero is if you care to tearvh for It.” I can believe all of this burled. "Canierero won M consecu­ story except the last part. I tive races, morn than any het on sevrn horses that after­ other horse In history. Then noon and I strongly suspect he develop! ulcere and died. I that Vlnalea rode them all. ROSS trWW. MflWAUKU JOURNAL Dr. Crane's Worry Clinic If you already have high “Hut he Is a Idg shot In Hut I figured I better dou­ blood pressure, then you ble check. Bo I contacted a the aehool and nobody wishes better avoid this case, for friend whose own son had re­ to start a feud, for It would it should make your blond cently obtained his M.D. de­ boil. Mrs. t'ranr and I spon­ gree from that tame school. Jeopardize the old Idra that the farulty must always be sored this native Christian "Would you a-k your son student from Africa, who to get me the facta on thle supported In their stand, came to Amerles to become case?" I inquired via the long whether right or wrong." As s result, our Negro pro­ a doctor so he could gn hack distance telephone. tege wax dropped from the to aid Ms own people. Rut Next day thle friend told medical aehool, though there a devil In Nebraska frus­ me over tha phono that his is only one medic per 13.1.000 trated this unselfish goal. son was very well acquainted natives In hit country and hla CASK Q-495: My mother with our Negro protege. people ere literally crying for was always a great rooter for "His situation Is definitely medical care. ths foreign missionary work NOT due to hie color," my In dismay and deaparatlon, of the churches. friend added. "And this Afri­ this Christian Ntgro from So my wife anil I have like- can Wry is well shin to pass Africa finally went back to wiae helped varloua foreign ths course. Michigan Stale University students who came to America "Hot this same professor where he obtained hit doctor to get an education. hat often taken a similar in­ of philosophy degree in chem­ Two of these were studying stantaneous Idas against white istry. WASHINGTON — llemcm- have felt since the 19(11 series eratlng over Ita official report ber when Whlley Ford, the , . , I’ve quit smoking.” In the due In about alx weeks. There to become physicians no they boys, rnuyhe on the very first And anybody who can win a New York Yankees pitcher, testimonial to mm-smoklng he Is every reason, however, to could go hack to their homo meeting of the class. Ph. I). in chemistry from a need to deliver cigarette com­ will give on TV this year, believe that their verdict will countries ns doctors. “Bo he will tell them they first-class university tn Amer­ One of these was a Negro a rt going to Gunk for he ica is certainly capabla of mercials on television? That Ford will say flatly: "Uigur- bp unfavorable, anil that this waa last year. Thle season he ette smoking Is duiigrriui.. for will lend the American Mrrl- lad from Africa, aon of a doesn't think they belong in passing any couraa in medical and other athletes. Including your health. 1 gue.s wo nil irul Association to take its native chieftain. the field of medicine. school! Hob Mathias, Hunter Crahbe, know that science has proved first Btrong anil-vlgaiuttv Ho was a very religious l«>y (Always write te Dr. "And thereafter hu will re­ Jack Dempsey ami Floyd Pat­ It to he the major causa of aland. who would get up at 6 o’clock fuse to grade their papers but Trane in care of thle neweterson will he appearing on lung cancer." The combined opposition of In the morning to recite his gives them an 'F ' on all their paper, encloalng a long Baseball lovers are likely tha athletes and the AMA prayers In his native tongue radio and TV on behalf of an­ stamped, addreaaed envelope exam*. other sponsor, the American to take Ford's word for it. Hut could create real confusion In and aoftly ling hymn*. "This professor Is regard­ and 20 cents to rover typing Cancer Horlety. as part of n doctors have been slower to the hitherto unshaken tobacco He registered at Michigan ed aa In need of psychiatric and printing mate when ynw campaign to discourage young single nut cigarettes as the Industry, and Indirectly ahake State and completed the four attention because of this send for one of hie bookpeople from developing the major cause. A commission us all. Americana apsnt cluav years with excellent grades. leU) quirk. appointed by the Burgeon tn IA billion on toharre In smoking habit. Then he trird to enter med­ After his Mrst shutout vic­ General of the United Stales I9i>”. A sharp decline in the ical college, but had trouble tory of the season Inst May, In assess the medical evidence tubacro Industry would affect getting admitted so he stay­ Whltey Ford told an inter­ on the harmful effects of rig- more Hum three million Johl ed on at Michigan State aril viewer, "Tills Is the best 1 urottn smoking U still iMih- mid inoru than fit Idlllun year, obtained his Master of Science ly In tas revenues. degree in chemistry. Finally he was admitted to Hilt If Americans don’t shake the cigarette habit, the a medical school In N'ehrsskn. Hut one of hit professors TUT- tUT, M? DC AW /MONTANA-; epidemic of lung cancer «■ WHAT.-* 11114 t HEAR ABOU1 Oswald is a e c> < fcoUA.XOONrT are now experiencing Is dot flunked him. MONTANA CAT Ufc EVAN KNOW you m u r k s that eia "Dr. Crane," this student to grow worse, the experts DlHIOim.b Mfc CCailO L'jG THO? AtA N / WANtS YOU MOW TO iP tU . say. Ths American I’ublic mournfully protested to me, a n d m l- t o IT.'£he LOOKS KOUM fOK A SXOOWNGm Asr 6PBNO MtnCT t iKf. r u .m v Health Afsoclatlon sums It “he Just took an instant dis­ veiiin He'S IN to w n ? — OP At EM ACIr up In on* dramatic alaUatic. like to me. AND CAT/ SAV, HE CAN Mrw( IKS HANOI/AWAY HAMS LIKE: CI_Hf.fi/ "I think maybe It Is because "If present trends continue,’’ IP HE OTAYS lit:Hfi,YOUCAY . I ant enturrd. Why, he refused on Association study con­ BULLY OP HIM CHAPTER 192.21 FLORIDA STATUTES PRO­ (ox mis Feeo and sta ll '. cludes, "lung cancer will claim even to grade my papers and VIDES: “ All owner* of property ohall bo held the lives of more than oni would flunk nie on my exams to know (hat taxes are due and payable (here­ million present school children without so much as looking at on annually and are hereby charged with (he in (Ids country before they my answers." reach the age of 70 years. Well, 1 realize that some duty of ascertaining the amount of such tax Son. Maurlne Neubvrgar Americans occasionally de­ and paying the eerne before the first day of (D-Ore.) will publlah • new velop a severe racial bias April of each year.** book on the subject which against another race or color, So I assum ed m aybe th is etUdeals, in a strictly non.fanati­ cal way, with what govern­ d s n t w as correct. ment could and should do tv protect the smoking public. She finds the Deportment of Agriculture lax for falling to encourage development of nleotlue-frer tohaccd* which the t i e r mans have bean producing L il since 19.111, She would have tha Federal trails Commisalon end the Food and Drug Ad­ win mini a GOOD P1CTUM % ministration require tobacco companira in their ada and on labela to warn Mnokera of I’uite 4 Sanford, Florida Frl., November 8, 196:1 possible dangers. Bound precautions. Rut for W.M.TKM A. UltiLOW , m ilT lIH AM I VI IIM s IIM i effectiveness with the pressUAMKKA HUOI* smoking set, I'll bet on Whltey IM Ili M S rtX T rm -.n WRi.i.1 2111 S. PAItK AVE. M.iiaglog Editor M . c b s n l c a l Hapf. Ford, two to one. Helen Fuller Says Drastic Statistic ml ^ 1Welcome,| cralii Anythin! that's FU likedwithr Hodnczminindfilm’ Wieboldt's J ltlV County WCI.I.S rs rts M A Muclolj N am e UelUers tin Week IMltur c v n ut: it Editor HAYNES M O V I N G ? * 1 I■ » ■ » / % sumi.itt j. i.iisvr C la M l t l a d kliriu m r rn v mi voi.ru i.isn r l r . ulatlnn artist tw rtlo s nvrK s Nr Mall msmi |».vo t Ymr I. I I i'uaalf t i n t 4 Mnnlh* J i n 1 Month* 1,0® I Month Xl»»*g*r *11 other lll.it I ■ ■ ■ Why didn't JimWoffsr finish tht INSIDE i no two horn# buyers ore alike, lorn# want a low cost "basic* home built to they enn finish the Inside themselves. Others prefer a more completed home. That’s why we offer 44 Inside finishing option# to choose from. UNDER CHAPTER 19.1.41 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE TAX ROMzS ARE NOW OPEN FOR PAYMENT OF 1963 COUNTY TAXES AT THE COURT HOUSE SUBJECT TO 4 DISCOUNT IF PAID IN NOVEMBER, 3% IN DE­ CEMBER, 2% IN JANUARY AND 1% IN FEBRUARY. *3,395 J I S l i : M IU P V V M tR llu -ln .v . \la o a a - r T** r t . l i 4 M onth# N O T IC E T O O W NERS OF PROPERTY IN TH E C IT Y OF SA N FO R D l o t 1 M nnlh* t o t | M on th V. B. I ' o a l i t R e g u l a t i o n * p r o s i t * t h a t a l l n u l l *ut>*crlpilon* b* p a i d In e d v tn i;* . C n t s r t d a s m o u n d ela*s m e t i e r O c t o b e r IT, ISIS a t t h e P o t t Office of h s n f 'i r d , S'luridn. u n d e r t h e Act o f C - m a r e t * o f Marc h. T ha !t*rald I* a to mem (her*L'nltad Press tilled thaberuspaper. s*o f fur publlcalto B ofwhl.-h all ih*Isloenen-l a* w* psirluslvtlp r l n t a d In this new Ho p e r t e f e n y SCHOOL DAYS NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OUU HOARDING HOUSE m §>aufori WASHINGTON — (NBA) —I fa r Jr., chairman of the stale I another speech writer. Bill Tone From art ugafuiauooal awi&u c a r iC t’a--! Smith his press secretary. A point, the Gcidwater for Southern Republican Chalrpolitician doesn’t build up a President campaigns—official men'a Assn. and unofficial—are now so far Missouri — Jerry Harkins staff of his own like tills, or allow one to be built for him, out in front as to leave the Jr., K. C. state legislator. if there’s any chance he will machine! of all other GOP Montana — Jerome Ander­ announce he won't be a can­ bopefula tin! to the post son, Billings state legislator. didate. Eighteen a t e t e campaign New Mexico — Robert J. chairmen already have bean Leonard, Roswell state legit, announced by the National la tor. Draft Goldwatcr Committee. Oklahoma — Denzil Garri­ This Is the work of Peter F. son, Bartlesville state aena­ Editor, The Herald: O’Donnell Jr. of Dallas, Re­ tor. I recently wrote to Mr. publican atato chairman for South Carolina — J. Drake Texaa who organized the Edena Jr., chairman of the Smith of the Jaycees in re* NDGC la it spring without state GOP organization, which gard to the same topic. I asked him if it was pot* asking Senator Goldwater'a has also declared for Goldsibla ta have the annual permits*, n. water. There la no connection be­ Washington—Luke Williams Christmas Parade on a Sat­ urday or Sunday afternoon. tween the senator's office on Jr., Spokane councilman. Blany of ua who ere employ­ Capitol Hill and the O'Donnell West Virginia — Stuart F. headquarter! two mllea west Bloch, active in state GOP. ed are unable to attend this at 1023 Connecticut Ave. But Wisconsin—Wayne J . Hood. wonderful event. No one is O'Donnell haa traveled con­ La Crosse, former state GOP ever too old for a parade. I stantly the last six months to chalrmin and National Com­ have two children who are going to participate for the set up a national organization mittee executive director. ready for the aenator to take While all this activity has first time. I won't have th# over when he wants It. been going on at the grass opportunity to eee them. Instead of picking right- roots. Senator Goldwatcr has I think that mnny others wing extremists who would been building up a Wmhlng- feel the way I do. I know there make the most noise for Gold- Ion Headquarters staff. Just are a lot of people who would water, O’Donnell decided to as any good candidits should. like to attend but are unable pick state chairmen for his Denison Kltchel, who la of­ to because they are a t work rump organization who have ficially Goldwater’a campaign on a Wednesday afternoon. had considerable experience manager for re-election to the If it were left up to the in regular Republican party U. S. Senate, has given up his public, how many would vote organization and fund raising business in Phoenix and open­ In favor of Saturday or Sun­ campaigns. So they're all ed an office in Washington, day instead of Wednesday? pros. Mrs. Yvette Reita near the Capitol. Among those announced so The Arizona senator has al­ far are: ways been his own one-man (Ed Note: The parade this Alabama—John E. Greiner, brain trust, taking advice year in slated for Dee. 4.) chairman of the state GOP from no one. Hut he ii now organisation which has al­ relying more on a staff of ready dclcared it's for Gold- professors being recruited by water. are her# former Eisenhower adminis­ Georgia—Joseph E. Trib­ tration lawyer Kdward A. Mc­ Every nludrnt la college advanced grades needs ble, Savannah state senator, Cabe, who has the title of re­ or a typewriter. whose organization has al­ search director. The Smith - Corona Port­ ready raised a (30,000 cam­ The stable includes such able Electric or Manual la paign fund. well-known names as Chicago tops. S-year Guarantee M aho-Jam es D. McClary, economist Milton Friedman, Boise business executive. Stanford political scientist Illinois — John F. MiUike, Stephen Possony, and even a OFFICE MACHINE CO. Chicago tnsurancs man. Sanford Harvard man, Gottfried Ha- 314 Magnolia Indiana—Leslie Duvall, for­ berier. Terma and Trade-In# Open Evening# mer Young Republican head. The senator haa taken on Kansas — William Whorton,, Wichita puhlic relations man, former assistant to the late Sen. Andrew P. Schoeppel. Maine—Cyril II. Jolly, WaCALL tervllle mayor. Michigan—Creighton D. Hol­ den, St. Clair hotel man, an original member of Gov. Romney'a Citizens Commit­ M O V I N G A N D S T O R A G E CO .. INC. tee. Minnesota—William G. MeFA 2-9511 Fadzean, Minneapolis execu­ tive. 5 0 4 Coley Ave. Sanford, Fla. Mississippi — Wirt A. Yet Letters Phil Ncwfom Soys . . . SAN JUAN, P. R. (UP1) — The "It's e m a ll world" pheaowonon works rory wall In Puerto Pico. I had been here raly a few hours when 1 ran lata Irwta Trss». Yes, I said Irwin Trots. You w on expecting msyb* Judge Crater? I know Trot* stiout 1G year* ago whoa ha waa a photogra­ p h * for tho International Now* Barries In Miami. It was bl Korea, however, that ha botamo a living legem). Aftor tho outbreak of tho K orun War, Loo Ferraro, an INS man in Seoul, began pe­ titioning tho homo office for additional reporters. Finally, ha waa notified that help wan tn tho way. But Forroro'o joy tumod to consternation when hie rein­ forcement arrived. In faet, tho event wee Immortalized In a lournaliitlr folk tong, the first veree of which went like this: Political Notebook stand.'enr '.cc'j-a; cor:Tiftf-v*■**?*••*Flvfhw. >n addition to Liu. aUtfiWlC. E l. largcmcnt of colleges end universities to accommodate the population wave just now starting depends in a great part on the generosity of those who nave gone before. Gifts and endow­ ments from the alumni, the plowing back of some of the profits of their experience, Is essential to expending campus facilities. This la the American way of the past. Kach nlumnun must answer to himself if this is the way it can be continued into the future. The mo­ ment of test la when he receives e letter from his school asking for help in the name of students to come. G Peter Edson How Come? Not Enough in the Blood Bank for Both? m ala ria l, new * o r e d v e r tta ln f, of thle td ltlo a of T b s S a n f o r d H e r a l d m i y be r e p r o d u c e d l e » n y m a n n e r w i t h ­ o u t w r i t t e n p e r m i s s i o n of Ih* p u b l i s h e r o f T h o H e r a t d . A a r In d i v id u a l o r f i rm r t a p o m l b l * f i r s u c h r e p r o d u c t i o n w ill be Cons ider** a* I n f r i n g i n g on T h o l l e r s l d t o u p j r t e h l a n d w ill bo hold llahl* fu r d a m a g i n g u n d e r t h s l i e P u b l i s h e d d a i l y e x c e p t d u i u r d a y , S u n d a y a u l c h r U l i u a * . p u b l i s h , d S a t u r d a y p r* «*«dlng L arlstm ia Tax books a rt open for payment of 196.1 City of Sanford Tax*#. 4 " discount will b« allowed for payment in November, ST. In December, 2*;;. in January and I^< in February. U. N. Tamm, Jr. Tax Collector City of Sanford, Fla. Publish November 4, S. S. T, and S, IH1 Statement! have been mailed to all property owners or their agents at last known addrewt. If yours haa not been received, pleaae notify thle office. You can hav# this beautiful 3-bedroom ham# custom built on your lot within 30 days. Only 144 small monthly payments and it's yours, free and clear. WRIT! TNI NIARKT JIM WAITIR OFTICI TODAY 10* YOU* JAM CATALOG OF HOMII AND FULL DITAILS PLEASE RETURN STATEMENT WITH TAX PAYMENT W t . O M P O R A t l O N John L. Galloway TAX COLLECTOR SEMINOLE COUNTY 'im W a lte r * > ' ' ORLANDO, FLA, 4540 TV. Colonial H w y. 50 W est Phone: 295-0981 �a* % EoKTO U R of H O M E S S a n fo rd - S e m in o le A r e a F rL N ot. S , ’AS— P a g * Shop And Browse On 'Tour Of Homes' Courthouse Records R*»1 EntaU Transaction* Knox-Florida Development and Loan Association of Or­ ux. to John L. Hunt, et ux, Corporation, Orlando, to Iria lando to Phillip B. Cardin, et Trafford’s Map, $10,000. Maitland. Bear Lake S ta n isy . «,t u», H a rm o n y ux. Rex T King, et ux. to Ro­ Manor, $15.0U0. Homes. 111,000. bert M. Meyers, et ux, Oakland Estates, Inc., to William E. Stutts. el ux. to Wynncwood. <10,300. Frank J. Williams, et ux, Oak* Clyde M. Yangcr, et ux, Sun­ Robert Clarence Gilbo, et land Estates, $15,500. set Manor, 111.200. ux. to Frank L. Hahn, et ux. John C. Green, et ux, to Banks F'ord, ct ux, to Ron­ Sunland Estate*, $13,600. Milliaut James Dorton, at ux, ald D. Masten, et ux, LakeWard Hicks, Inc., Orlando, Dreatnuuid, <3,000. view. $6,300. to John W. Gerner, et ux, T. S. Rumbley to John $ 2*1,000. Maymc C. Roosevelt to Al- Eastbrook Subdivision, $11.Theodor* J. Chalfant, et ux, Thomas Rumbley, Cameron, den S. Merrill, et ux, Florida- 300. to Joseph Gmll and George $4,000. A. B. Chapman, ct ux. to haven. $4,200. First F'ederul Savings and Zookcy, Rest Haven on Lake E. L. Zimmerman, ct ux. Raymond Aspdrn, ct ux. Win­ Loan Association to John Van 10 Leonard F. Richardson, et ter P i k, Eastbrook, $15,100. Harney. $3,500. Invents C. Clark, Jr., et ux, Beuren, et ux. Prairie Lake ux. Crystal U ke Winter Park Royal Homes, Inc., tu to Donnld E. Hunter, et ux. Manors, $11,000. Jam es P. Brewer, et ux, Homes, <4.800. FL C. Wetherington, et ux, Lake Minnie Estates, $12,500. Sharpe Building Corp., Or­ Country Club Heights, $13,500. John W. Erickson, et ux, to American Federal Savings lando, to Earl C. Spencer, rt James J. Drum, et ux, to to Paul G. Baugh, Easlhrouk, and Loan Association of Or­ ux. Academy Manor, $8,700. Hurshel E. Taffer, et ux, lando, Seminole Park, $12,000. <11.800. Sharpe Building Corp., Or­ Fellowship Addition, $1,900. W. L. Kirk, et ux, to Curtis lando, to John W. Pritchard, Winter Park Savings and Ronald M. McElmurry, et Loan Association to Jerry C. Gainey, et ux. Sanford $3,800. et ux. Academy Manor, $9,400 ux. to Daniel Aubrey RainJ°hn c . Hruscato, et ux, to Mock, e t ux, Suburban Homes, Blanton I). Owen, et ux, to seur, et ux, (Jueen’a Mirror, Aliiert FI. Huff, et ux, Country Paul W. Leatherman. et ux, <9.900. $0,000. Elsie M. Vail to Hubert First Federal Savings and Club Manor, $7,200. Baltimore, Md., FYanklin IFiomas E. Thompson, et ux, Terrace, $7,000. Walter Sellers, et ux, Heflier Loan Association of Orlando W. A. Aim and. et ux, to Humes, Orlando, $14,300, to B. J. Brown, et ux. Lake to Charles C. Flowers, el ux. < I,loO, Cecil II. Brown, et ux, to Harriet Estates, $11,300. Roller! A. Mann, ct ux, Town George A. F'elgar, et ux, to of Monroe, $10,000. George T. Winslow and Veota Knox-Floriila Development Mac-Don Lumber Co., Inc., W. Brown, Parkinson's Sub­ Corporation of Orlando to Leu Herbert J, McGrutber, et ux, Wright, et ux, Lincoln Heights l.ongdul* Subdivision, <0,000. to Urlando F’edcral Savings division. <9.100. Homer R. Smith, et ux, to and Mian Assoc., Bear Lake Alvin J. Ilollin. rt ux, to $11,100. Vaughn Martin, Seminole Estates, $16,600. Ronald J. Cay 11, et ux, East County, $5,000. It. C. Crumpton, ct ux, to brook, <14.000. Leslie A. Sheffield, et ux, to Thumas F\ Harvey, ct ux. Marriage Applications Jack It. Prager, e t ux, Druid S u It u r b Beautiful, Palm hermit E. Wilson, Alta­ l» lh « iflu ri mt Ih f r» u » l> Hill. Park, $15,930. monte Springs, and Delila Springs section. $7,600. J i i i l u r , I n u l n n l r r * » it n f r * * I M r Ilossmoor Builders, Inc. to « • l l f i r l i l i , I n l*rnl*nli> O. E. Wright, et ux. to Ro­ Mae N e l s o n , Altamonte In r f i h r K * in tr n il Donnld FI. Lovelace, et ux, bert S. Sandlin, et ux, Suburb Springs. ev u iL m. rto tm i Onkwood Heights, $10,000. Ralph C. Bearley, DayBeautiful, $S..VN>. m u . v m i K Hramur Development Co., L. M. N. Enterprises, Inc., tuna lleaeh, and Sos.m Dar­ Nolle* l« hi*r*t»y g iv e n lit <♦ Orlando, to Ward Hicks, Inc., Id Doris Jean Smarlt, Layo lene Piehu, A l t a m o n t e lli»* un*lcru lg n rtl will, «»n Hi Springs, 52nd d a y of X n v titib rr . fv Entbruok, $5.1100. Wood. $3,600. n rrm it th # Honor* D hurttn Granted F’rank FI. Gainers. Sanford. James C. Gamble to Wil Able County *•( r?* ml Luby F'. Herring. Jr. vs. liam M. Kiaiettn, et ux, Wild- «.t»d Thelma Jackson, San n o t* C o u n t y . KlurLIt, hi* f in al f r t u r n , Recount urul v »u« linr«. Marjorie 11. Herring; Gail Lee mere Manor, $11,000. ford. hr of th a of James Cuhin Casselman, General Guaranty Mortgage 8 VI! Ms M IIOITTH. «lrc*a#rl. Crawford vs. Flugeim El Iwood n ftil At «iil4 tim e, th en it mil Crawford; Alceo Lamar lias- Co.. Inc., In Cecil It, Cum­ Sanford, and Mary Me Yates. • h*r#. m a k e a p p l i c a t i o n to tt»# tings vs. Naomi V. W. lias- mings, el ux, Weathcrslleld, Sanford. ■aid Ju'lire f.»r a final Tommie J. Oiler. Sanford, n i p n t of h t i a d m i n i s t r a t i o n of tings. $8,300. n.iM #n<tlit **, nn»l fo r i»« o r d e r George W. Price vs. Cora General Guaranty Mortgage and F'aye Jones, Sanford. til** h itrK in s him a* aiich Ki* Final Divorce Decrees Lee Price; F'uye 11. Class Co., Inc., to Marianne F'.iiia• uf*»r. I k ited t h i s th e Tsii |» d a y of vs. William U. Class; Ruth belli Nelson, Weathersfield, Itoscoe Royster vs. Johnnie Mae Royster. Cleveland v». Timothy Cleve­ <9,100. /•/ Tlouth Suits tiled A t TCseetttnr of the r . t t a l n land; Doris D. Stunfill vs L. M. N. Enterprises. Inc., o ' HVltll. If. ItCA'TII Monroe County Savings to Gerald It Schroeder, et ux. M. Brian .Stanfill. I *ed. Marguerite Morris vs. Roy Crystal Lake Park, $li>,7nU. Bank vs. Thomas F*. Price, At. l \ T i *8H Mary Fiti/alictli Lee Iaind- Jr . et ux. mtg. fcL J. Morris; Charles It Weaver ( •t o r n t > * ' o r I! \ *• rut Federal National Mortgage vs. Leolu W. Weaver; Ethel ■luist, et ux. to Jem Trucking f u e l Office D r a w e r 13««* Co. vs. Uscar W. Wilson, uilg 8-i n fo rd , F l o r i d * L. Wilson vs. Aaion Wilson; Co., Inc., <111.000. \ h Felton Y. Jernigan, et ux, fcl. Annls W. Dinger *s. Paul E. i. •. ms. First Federal Savings ami Dinger; Jimmie Ross, J r* V». fo James A. Clifton, rt ux, Mian Assn. vs. Edward Boom*. Sunland F ’states, <13.500. Josephine Ross. \ni m i : n r r i m .ir m i : u iJo.eph C. Derrenbackcr, ct rt al, mtg. fct. • m . i»r n io i'ix D ii i n %\ Mortgage I'orrrlosures Penn Mutual Life Insurance n iir m i i i't r im m ami C’d. vs. Henry Markowitt. ALL NEW i m i o n iii a i m k n r rim n r r o r m h h i i u , r i.m i. East River Savings Rank vs Harold L. Arthur; Bowery I l l (a N*.tKe '* h e r o b f m v * n t h a t Savings Hunk vs. Udis Lee • P u b l i c Ifeitrlnif wilt he h e'd a t t h e C o m m is sio n llo o tn In Scruggs, r t ux. t h e C ity Mali In t h e City of Quit Claim Deed interior Acrylic 8 in f n f d . F l o r i d a a t 9: *>^> o 'c lo ck r®i»l E. Tyre, et ux. to Pearl Latex Paint I* Af . on N o v e m b e r SI. 1V(3. to rrtiia|i|#r the fo llo w *tie V. Hun- , Dreiirnwotd, $5,000. ONE COAT e i.intfre e n d a m e n d n i r t i t i Herd* f r '/ . m»Inn OnJInan*'** o f t h e NO Ultll* Charles .M. Messimer, ,-t ux, C i t y o f tfa ford FI irhJa. The p roperty toned H to Roy J. Meadows et ux. Huy On« Cal. — D i s t r i c t >1*1 ( L i g h t I n . Dwight W. Burry, *t ux, to d o e t r t a l ) D istr ic t, lo c a te d Oct One FREE! n o r t h o f flerond S t r e e t a n d George Reese, «t ux. betw een M y r tle Avenue • OUTSTANDING HIDING POWER Krai Kxlilr Transfers a n d L lm Avenue, li p ro • C \N III: SU ll IIRF’.D WITHIN 10 DAYS General Guaranty Mortgage poeed to h e rhanit***! to • DRIES IN 30 MINUTES c-ss ( C e n t r a l ComtiiM - t i l l Co., Inc., to Cedi R. Cum­ • NO PAINTY ODOR D i s t r i c t . Said p r o p e r t y heInst m o r e p e r t l c u l i r l y d ee- mings, ct ux, Weathersfield, • SOAP AND WATER CLEAN-UP crltie d ae I#ot» 4 t h r o u g h F'irst Addition. $9,300. I f . Illrtrk 3. T ie r 4. K It The Only Paint With A L. M. N. Enterprises, Inc., T r a f f o n l e Map of S anford , ( II p a r t lee in I n i r r e e t # « | Longwuod, lo Everett D. WRITTEN r i U x t n * ehall h a v e jii opp*»r. IJ MON DII’IONAl. (Ill AIt ANTE E t o n i f y to be h e a r d a* ea ld Cleinmer, et ux. Layo Wood, h e a r In a $13,700. My o r d e r of fh e C ity Com* Also fan He Tinted 1,500 Different Color* General Guaranty Mortgage m is s io n of th e City of San* ford. F l o rt la, thl« 4th. A n y of Co.. Inc., to Cecil R. Cum­ N o v e m b e r , I M3. mings. et ux, and John W. II V. T i m m , J r , A* c i t y C l e r k of t h e City Erickson, et ux. Weathersof S a n f o rd , F l o ri d a lield, First Addition, <9.300. 2U» W. 1r*t ST. FA 2 .1619 P u b l i s h Nov. I. 1943. American Federal Savings ClM>-:4 F. Wade Tye, et ux, to SLvpht-o F. SeiiauLuviv, uC u.,, Wynne wood, 111,700. Ward lllcka, Inc. to William Vanzandt Mark, et ux, Eastbrook subdivision, $18,000. A. K. Shoemaker, Jr., et tix, to William L. Womble, et ux. tdyllwilde of Loch Arbor, Legal Notice Occasionally you atill sec sign* in Mores which say. “ Please don't handle the merchan­ dise." You won't see one like that a t the new homes that Seminole County builders and de­ velopers have open for you to see each weekend. Of course, you could hardly "handle" a house, but what these folks want you to do is take a look a t them. They sny “come on in. take a hwk around, you can’t really know what it's like until you see it for yourself.'* Maybe you don’t (|iiite know what you want • , . shop around . . . browse. Neighboring Deltona is celebrating its first anniversary Sunday with a showing of 15 Mackle-Bullt model homes. It’s n pleasant drive— ju st take Interstate -I East, across the St. Johns, get off a t the Deilary exchange, and follow the signs. The homes will Is; open from 9 n.m. to i> p.m. Re sure to see the now shopping center, and the Community Club on the shores of Lake Monroe. Deltona’s beauty is enhanced by oak, pine, and palm trees. Herb Stenstrom of Stenstrom Realty says three homes in the new section of Ravenna Park nre ready to move in, and he’s ready to “talk turkey" with anyone who’d like to he living there this Thanksgiving. They are three bed­ room homes ami have central duct heating. See them on your tour Saturday or Sunday. Ncur.vby Idyllwilde is presently “sold out" hut Shoemaker Construction Company has more of these distinctive homes under construction. Drive through Idyllwilde—it's beautiful! The exciting three-!>edri>om contemporary home in Kingswood Rudders’ (Ireenbrlnr is al­ most complete. They’re installing the marhlo tops in the double lavatories, putting in the flag­ stone entrance, giving it the finishing touches. While you’re there, notice the handsome four bedroom colonial home with its beautiful sodded lawn, (irecnbriitr is developing into one of the 1Hitter places to live in the greater Sanfurd area. 3b* ft a % I n firl Irrelft 3 a n fo r4 * I l => si N 0* 3 s- tl Country Club ?.oad 00" ‘ K 3?4w»irBRXrt ?. rwear r T»e of a 4 ____ r .z ^ r. a £Sth str«ot While you are out driving this week-end, take this page with you. The map above will assist you in locating some of Sanford and Seminole County's outstanding real estate. Take a circle tour and see them all, you may find jUBt what you are looking for in the way of a home. Closcl Won't S-f-r-e-f-c-h; Or Will It? CIowl wall* won’t it ret chi It'* up to you to figure out w a y * lo increase each unit's Morale potential. One of the I k ' vi w a y * to increase a closet's storage potcntljl is to utiliie all available space. If you check closely, you'll usually find that there Is waited space near the floor or ceiling. In addition, the racks and hanging bars may not be In the best places. Spe­ cial places should be pinpoint­ ed for shoes, hats, lies, and similar articles. The key to closet organisa­ tion Is to decide what a clo­ set is to be used for, and to equip It accordingly. Many bedroom closets, for instance, are relatively tong, but tt%door 1* at on* end. Tills might make it difficult to uti­ lise tit* space at (lie rear, but the problem can be eli­ minated by careful placement of diehoa ami hanger bars. Tvi provide safe storage for out-ot season clothes and blankets, many homeowners Install aromatic red cedar closet lining. It is nature's own moth-repellent. T h • wood's fragrance appeala to people, but it drives away motha looking for a place *• lay their eggs. Cedar closet lining haa • place in any efficient cloaet It cot only provides mothrepellency, but k provide* a sturdy base for attaching closet conveniences, such aa tie and slum racks. In addh lion, the beauty of the wood is a bonus feature that adds a touch of elegance to any closet. We offer you the finest homes, in the best planned communities, at prices and terms you just can't beat! CKlohar, A. |> 19(3. UTKNrtTlSO.'H. DAV18 J Publish Oot. l», 1 CDN-17 Nov. liF.S (Ml IHKUIHl’.VIA l> UOl MMIIIf> IIK TVIV SHl\. Rol Hide Mary Carter Paints Ravenna Park “A Community Built With Pride" Beautiful .1 4 4 Bedroom, I, 1 ^ , 'i Both Homes, FIIA, KHA In-Service, VA, Conventional Financing. Several homes in Ravenna Park now the late ready tu movo in — others stages uf construction! Idyllwilde “Homes Of Distinction” Nearly Complete — In I-orgrr, Finnr Home.*, designed for tlmnn who demand the ultimate in comfort, convenience, and luxury. If O F LO C H ARBOR A 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH CONTEMPORARY — with a spniinuH exposed beam grey gla.su in all 4 Ruble* — a dining room, featuring exposed Ask us about this fascinatingly CH O O SE YO U R H O M E SIT E .Modern Kitchens GENERAL ^ i WILLIAM S. HltU.MLEY Jit. by ELECTRIC P. O. HOX 1599 LET’S TALK TURKEY! living room — with private enrlorscd garden — A large block and Mack walnut paneling. lovely home — or You Thanksgiving dinner Let ux nhow you! Custom Building Our Specialty f»> rural Ufftc* 'Jit W. 25th St. Salta Office FA 3 7196 FA Z-311M BYRON M. LEACH **F'—-4 Ctutom o s i CemM nM nt 'ftulfA ln f SEE I S FOIt REMODELING enjoy in a beautiful new home of your own. B U ILD W H EN Y O U ’RE READY 4 can FA 2-S07I MODERN KITCHENS BY rtV STENSTROM REALTY SALES AGENTS GENERAL ELECTRIC •' �* * M lM M U U M V p—'-'V £ L m - * s k rSVyl ** <' - / ■■■ ,1 •' - w ' , ' V ■i » c ‘V f s . %Z ** • i - - - - ■'•••7 - f l P S 1 V [_ THE MACKLES PRESENT 15 NEW, EXCITING MODEL HOMES unday the first anniversary of Deltona, the Mackle Brothers unveil their new and brilliantly designed quality <:rafted homes. Here are homes in every price range to meet every need. See too, how Deltona has grown. If you were here last year, come a g a in - y o u 'll marvel a ? the progress of this lovely communityl Cruise along wide boulevards with beautiful homes nestled under huge Pine, Oak and Palm See the new Shopping Center and visit the Community Club on the Shores o !L a k e M o n ro * Drive o u t Sunday - Ooen from 9 AM to 9 PM. See Florida's fast growing and most exciting community, Mackle-Built DELTONA. Drive Out Coming To Deltona * %* u •• k k JC i* K ,',7V ‘dfiT* , • ,f.’* v. L e o ... , • •» *- n i »•- . Fifteen new model heme*— walks, concrtU front walks featuring deaigns to maet and driveways, sanitary saw*r and central water system every family’s nseds a n d connections and a homeownvalues unmatched anywhere er'a Insurance policy. In Florida — will be unyelled "Tho 1964 houses will glva • t Deltona Sunday by Miami's Deltona tha finest, meat comMackl* brother*. An all-day preview of tha 1004 model line la expected to draw throngs of vialtors from nearby eitiea to thle 16,000■cre community launched Just NOVEMBER T A yesr ngo by The Mackle Admissions Bros. Deltona, which fronts Gilbert B. F litter, Jessie an broad Lake Monroe aeross from Sanford, is located on Singleton, Julie Kara* Rea­ gan, Matthew Yelstey, Mable Interstate 4. The 1004 line is the result Gary, Cclestine Rawls, all of #f a solid year of planning by Sanford; Phyllis Welnfurtner, Chief Architect James K. J a m e s Follmer, DeBsry; Venael working In conjunction with the three Mackl* bro­ Dorothy Swoop*, Casselber­ ther*, Frank, Klliott and Ro­ ry; Mary Drsblow, Enter­ bert, and Neil E. Ilahr, sale* prise; Elsie Spire, L a k e vice president Mary; Clyde Holland, New Also incorporated in th* Smyrna; Sarah Williams, Or­ new models are hundred* of lando; Marilyn Miller, Longsuggestions f r o m Mtckl* wood; Willie Hillman, Geneva Bros, aaleimen throughout th* Blrtka nation. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weln"Thi* detailed and exhaus­ tive planning hoe resulted In the finest line of model home* we've ever offered th* public,” CORAL GABLES (U P I)-A Coral Gables m u was charg­ ed Wednesday with selling $236,866 in unregistered stock. Buyers Included $• prominent Dade County citUeiu, accord­ ing to State Atty. Richard Gersteln. Grnara Julio Palaet Jr., 4tyear-old Havana-born U. S. citixen. was picked up Wed­ nesday on two charges of vio­ lating stats security laws. He was rslcaied on $3,000 bond Uter. Gerstrin said Palaci sold 236.866 shares of stock in th* Ordinance Research and De­ velopment Corp., • grenade and small arms firm. Scent For Val piste line of home* effsred anywhere," V a n a * l said. "They'll match th# whola broad spectrum of design *ppeal, style, taste and family needs." Frank Mackl* said "pricing further, baby girl, DeBary Discharges Joseph May, Mattie Single ton, Joseph E. Cameron, Elisabeth B. Allred, Darark Mossor, Deborah Holloway, Willie Agnes Riggins, William Gllmartin, Jeffrey Doyle, Mabl* Dixon and baby girl, France! Green and baby boy, Doris Lee and baby girl, all of Sanford; Walter llanl, Annice Olds, Alice lleilcnday, DeBary; D o r i s Schautteet and baby girl, Casselberry Legal Notice la ret SSetaee ef OL tV K M AUDE W E I . 1st p e cessed. Te All Creditors asd Person. Ha, lag Clalois er Demaado Y s v a n d e a c h o f y o u » re h e r e b y n o tified a n d r e q u i r e d la p re se n t a s p claim s and d e a s s d s w h i c h yon , o r s l l h e r of yo u . m a y h a v e s g s l n o t th o e .tsto of O L IV E MAUDE W E L L * , decea sed . 1st* o f t o l d C o u n t y , t o th o C o u n t y J u d s t of S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . F t e r ld a . a t hl o o ffice In th o c o u r t h o u r s o f sa id C o u n t y s t S i n ford. F l o r i d * , w i t h i n e l s cal* e n d o r m o n t h s f ro m t h e r.m e o f th o f l r o t p u b l i c a t i o n o f th le no tice. T w o c o p l o t o f each ( l a i n o r d e m e n d sh e ll ho In w riting, e n d ehalt etato the p l a c e o f ro eld tiico a n d p o s t o ffice o - ld reie of t h e c l a i m ­ a n t . a n d eh all bo s w o rn to by t h e r l a l m t n t . hlo eg e n t. or a t t o r n e y a n d a c r o m p s n l e d by s t i l i n g fee of one d o l l a r a n I such claim or dem and not to filed e h a l l ho void. (lo o ra ta C horpentng A t A dm inistratrix C T A . of lha estate of U L I V E MAUDE W ELLS, dictated STT NSTR OM . D A V I I A M elX TO dH A t t o r n e y s fo r A d m l n l e t r e t r i v . Cam T e tla m e n to A n n eio P ost V f f ' e D r a w e r 133* Men lo r d , F l o r i d a P u b l l ' h Nov. L U . *4. $4. 1*44 MOSCOW (DPI) - Moscow Radio said today a Leningrad perfume factory has dedlcatcd a new scent, named ’’Cbayk i," to newlywed cumouctte V a k o tiu T t m U m i , 000-88 1 — 1 - ha* long b««n a Mackl* trade­ mark and we’r* convinced the** new model* represent the beet homing value* any­ where In Florida." All of the new Mackl* mo­ del homes have been furnish­ ed and decorated by Dale W’eldman, noted eolcr coor­ dinator and interior designer. Th* 1964 Mackle model line offers many "plus**" in price, quality and design. Fur exampls, th* Aster, low. est priced model, is availab!* for as little as (240 down and only S49 a month. The medi­ um price Hibiscus requires as little as $400 down and $36 a month, while the Rose, the top model, la available fer $830 down and $128 a month. The Rote, Deltona’s first four-bedroom house, reflects Legal Notice the early Influx into thlr Mackle "retirement" commu­ nity of young families with children. Over half of the IB model* are two-bed rocm homes, an indication of the dciires of retired couplea for more than one bedroom. Threo models— the Jasmine, Lily and lies*— hava been designed with the( living section facing the rear of tha house to take advan­ tage of lake-front sites. Olio lady from Burlington, Wit* has betn a rsgular "pil­ grim" thre# or four times a rear for 26 years. Others are Olllc" show. Or they tune In to hear portly Sam Cowling deadpan cracks Ilka "High heals were Invented by a girl long-time fans of Fran Alli­ son. a Breakfast Club regular since 1937 who also starred on TV* famed "Kukla, Fran and Legal Notice IV t iik r i n r i it r n n i r n r t h i : v iv - ii j i nsi isi. i in . f t it n r i m i to n »i .u i voi. i : m ii vtv. ri.m i iim . n m r i i u r vo. iswt CITT * WINDS HANK or PITTHFIKt.U. P la in tiff , I I . A 31. FKXXO, *t si. Defend m l* . M i n i I! O F *1 I T IV win.Tf, ai, i ; pniiKCl.nvl on T O i M T .A T K O P PENN SY L­ VANIA D E P A K T 3 I B N T O P P i 'l l t . l C WKI.PAIII5 You s r s h e r e b y n o t i fi e d t h a t * r o m p l a l n t I n fo rec lo se * c e rtain n t'ir'e a s * encum bering • he P il l o w i n g d e s c r i b e d r e a l p roperty, la-w it: Dot l o i . O A K L A N D llll.l-v according to lh * plot thereof *■ r e c o r d e d it P l a t Uonk 13. P a g e s «! a n d St, P u b l i c R e c o rd s “ I S e m in o le C o u n t y , F l o r i d a h a s b een filed a g i l n r l you n lh * s h o t s . s t y l e d s u i t , an I yo» s r * r e q u i r e d to ee r v * a c - p j • Answer or otti* to th * c o m p M In t ol s a t t o r n e y . , ANOP.lt mix. ................. X. U1W-Vlim n. llEIUl. 331 DEJI A e s n E e e t P e n l r e l Aeettue, t i r U n l o . P l n r l d a , a n j file t h e o r l g l n s l A n s w e r o r n l h . r P l e a d i n g in lha th * o f f i c e o f th i I 'l e r k ,n o r b efo re t ’l r r o l t Cou rt th * l t t h d a y < tccc m ber. ISIS, i m , r decree If y o u f e l l ti p r o confess .) w ill be t a k e n s g a l n e l y ou f o r lh » relief de* m an .led In t h e c o m p la in ! , T h i s N..II, e s h a l l lie p u b l i s h od o n c e a -s e e k f o r fo u r c o n • e r u t l v e » r e k . In t h e SAXF O IID I IE I t A t . l DATED this 3 a m b e r . I3S3. td E A t.t A r t h u r II. tuna's lakcfront community Oh ter may be obtained by writing Don McNeill, B»x 888, Deltonu, Fla. Seating capacity inside the air-conditioned clubhouse I* limited to 23o person* to allow room for stage, orchestra and performers, but the show wlft be piped to those seated out•iii« on the clubhoUM la* ns. te m c e c McNeill will l*« on Mage from 9 to 10 a. m- daily Monday through Friday, trad­ ing quip* with Fran (Aunt Fanny) Allison and comic -Sam Cowling. Eddie Ballentine will b* ■winging the baton for the or­ chestra and accompanying the vocalists, Mary Anne Duckett igul Bob Newkirk. Eddie Mefkan, writer-announcer, and producer Cliff I’etereen will complete the cast known to millions throughout the years. The Breakfast Club, which McNeill launched with hi* off­ beat interviews und homespun humor In 1933. 1* ‘he oldest continuous show on network radio. ABC estimates the daily audience for McNeill and bis A o ciated stars at more than live million listener* In 60 states, plus the overseas rutwotk. During 39 years of five shows a w e e k , hundreds of thousands more have compos­ ed the live audiences in Chi­ cago, some coming fro 1 g 'cat diet*nr** U snjey »*• "a1V ^ 1 m. , • •. who wits kissed on the fore­ head." After 30 year* of experi­ ence, Don, himself, knows Just what his millions of listeners want with their morning cof­ fee. "We give them good muiic and friendlly chatter," he says. Don represent* the Mackle llru*. of Miami for th.ir radio and TV promotion of Deltona, and is, himself, a property owner in that fast-growing I.'i .OoO u c i * community, locat­ ed on Interstate Highway 4 near DcLanil. Deltona front* on big Lake Monroe, midway between Sanford and Daytona Beach. Deltona’s fu s t Mockle-built model homes were opened to th* public just a year ago. To­ day mors than S00 homes have been built er arc under conetructlun. Th* community’* resident* have com* to Del­ tona from two duien northern stales. Other hallmark* of e Mackle pre-planned community also have been completed at Delton* — the recreation club­ house in Klkrem Park, with its dock facilities extending into Lake Monroe; an admin­ istration building tnd shop, ping ploss; gas, water an>I a a w a r a g * utilities; paved streets ami sidewalk*. A driv­ ing rang* and gulf cours* a rt under construction with com­ pletion of the first nine holes scheduled (or nest year. McNeill has been noting some of these fact* In recent broadcasts in connection with clans for moving his entira THE EVERGREEN SjifB, I DON MceNEileL — -If f a 1 4r *. - If I * • —]n �Plans Workshop Tuesday In DeLand Marries John Boniface Jr, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Higgin­ botham, of Sanford, announce the marriage of their daugh­ ter, Carole Sue, to John Bon­ iface Jr., eon of Mr. and Mrs. John Boniface, of Sanford. The ceremony waa per­ formed to the S t Thomas Episcopal Church to TbomasvUle, Ga. Rev. B. A. English, pastor, officiated. Mr. and Mrs. Boniface a n residing at 537 Beverly Street to Tallahassee but are plan­ ning to transfer to Gaines­ ville where they will continue their studies at the University Luneheon will he aerved to across the street from Allen HaltDeadline for reservations la Ihla Saturday. Contact Mrs. Mel Ott. 11 South University Circle, to DeLand for reier- The program will be In charge of Mrs. L. Jacobs, dl- Personals the Halifax area; Mrs. Edith Haalee, director of the DcLaqd area and Mrs. M. Altman, director of the New Smyrna Beach area. The board meeting will convene at 10:15 h.m. prior to Uw general meeting. Mrs. William Ogden and Mrs. E. ConkUng both of DeB a r y , received honorable mention on their entries In The Orlando Ceramle Show, held at the Orlando Garden Club this p u t week. MRS. JOHN BONIFACE JIl, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Oppel of Smyrna Drive enterlulncd Mrs. Oppei's lister, Mrs. Thomas Washick, of Kansas City, Kan., with a birthday dinner, Sunday, i t the DcBary Restaurant. This was the first time the two ■liters h a d celebrated a birthday t o g e t h e r for 50 years. Connie Griffis To Marry W illard Douglas Bridges Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey J. Griffis, 2442 Bay.A ve., San­ ford, announce the engage­ ment and approaching mar­ riage at their daughter, Con­ nie Sandra, to Willard Doug­ las Bridge*, *oo of Sira. M. P. Mathcsoo, of Sanford, and W. 0 . Bridges, of Lake Mary. SUse Griffis waa bore In Gainesville and moved to Seminole County la IMS. She attended school* in Seminole and Volusia Counties and graduated from the Mainland High School in Daytona Beach this year. While la high school ahe was a member of tho Pep Club and DCT Club and la presently employed by the Florida State Bank to San­ ford. The groom-elect, e native of Florida, attended Seminole C o u n t y schools, including Seminole High School. l!e is presently serving to the U. S. Army and stationed at Fort Jackson to South Carolina. A December wedding la be­ ing planned. win be served at noon, with members bringing their fav­ orite dishes, “Christmas Ladles’* end "Teen Doll*’* win be made and those attending are re­ quested to bring the tollewtog materials: mm sheet pot­ ter board, one package each of red, green and white crepe paper, one package bleached one-ball Inch red ribbon, rug yam for hair, plastle face, pins, thread, needle, scissor* and glue for the Christmas lady. To maka the te«n doll, bring an old white sock, pink and black felt, old sheet, torn In one Inch atrip* (about 12 lengthwise cuts) a three Inch styrofoam ball, teen face, one fourth yard material for pints, one fourth yard m ater­ ial for blouse, wire cutters, thread, n e e d l e , scissors, masking tape and glue. Rug yarn left from the Chrlstmaa lady may be used for the hair. Plan Meetings Circles ol the P in t Pres byterita Ckertk will meet dsy U follows: f:IS e.w. Circle 1 — with Mr*. E. D. Dimmeek, TO Briarcllff. Circle | - with Mr*. Pied Robb, Narcissus Avenue. Circle 3 — with Mr*. Sidney Ire*, Elliott Avenue. Circle 4 — with Mr*. bert Jackson, Lake Mary. Circle S — with Mrs. Joe m Corley, Cameron Avenue. Circle • — with Mr*. L. L Frailer, Lincoln Avenue. Circle T — at 2:30 p.m. with Mr*. D. L. Thrasher, 424 Grandview Ave.; Circle I — at 3 p.ra. with Sirs. C. C. Howard, in the Philitbea Room. EVENING C I R C L E S — Circle 4 al I p.m. with Sira. H u g h Whelchel, Magnolia Avenue; Circle 10 — at 7:44 p.m. with Sirs. Dick Aiken, Elliott Avenue. Church Calendar MISS CONNIE GRIFFIS (Photo by Raymond Studio) 1 Hundreds O f GIFT ITEMS MONDAY First Baptist Elsie Knight Circle meets with Mrs. Verne Messenger, 137 EUiott Av*. at 7:30 p.m. Bey now for Chrlstmaa POW ELL’S 117 Magnolia, FA 1-3442 SEW & SAVE North Orlando Youngsters Celebrate With Parties Suzanne and Bill Turner, children of Mr. and Mrs. Sam North Orlando. Turner, celebrated their birthdays With separate partlci recent- OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS! HILL AND SCJZANNE TURNER, who cele­ brated their birthdays with separate parties recently. NEW AND U8KD MIMEOGRAPHS KPEED-O-PKINT EASY-CARE GIRLS’ COTTON BLOUSES LIB. U S Keg. 1H.M LIB. 104 111.54 T t M Each one's f r o s t e d with luce, tuck.', or embroider)’1 Zip In ’n out of the wunher, need a l m o s t no ironing I Gift-boxed I BALE g g .0 0 BOHN REX ROTARY Electric MiRAU Demonstrator KEG. 375.44 — M i l l Hand Oprratnl — .VIIIIAII Dvmoifilrator Eli. 373.00 — 2 4 7 J Plua Fed. Ex. Tax SW E EN EY ’S OFFICE SUPPLIES CHARGE IT! GIFTS Suzanne observed her sev­ enth birthday with a group of little school chums one alternoon at a hot dog supper, giv­ en in her honor by her par­ ents. The young ladies *njuy*d baked beans, potato chips, popeorn and cake and ke cream. The birthday ealer, made by .Mrs. Turner, was decorated with baby pink and dark pink king with the In­ scription “Happy Birthday Suzanne,’* on Ihe top. Each guest received favors of balloons and candy. Games were played and tho girls danced the illy cal and twist to recordings. Bill celebrated his third birthday at a picnic at San l’edni, sharing Ihe occasion with Winter Park Post Office employes, where his father works. Bill had two cakes, both decorated in green and while, with the inscription “Happy Birthday Bill." They were alio made by hla mother. Mrs. R. W. Turner has re­ turned from a two week* trip to Texas. She visited her son and his family, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Turner, in Houston and friends tn Beaumont. While there the family Visit­ ed points of Interest in and around Galveston. Knruute home she stopped in Tampa for a short visit with her bro­ ther and his family, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Morrow, Mrs John T. Adams is tn Waycross, Ga., this week. Her mother, Mrs. Joe C. Whipple. Is a patient in the War* County lluspital, there. Mrs. Bonnie Patten Is re­ cuperating at her home after receiving medical treatment at St-mIrude Memorial Hos- COME IN ANI) SEE OUR NEW MATERIALS AND LOW, LOW PRICES NEW SHIPMENT OF CHARLES YOUMANS, 16G DoBary Drive, celebrated bin birthday re­ cently with 29 friends and relatives a t the DeBnry Restaurant. Left to riifht nrc Mr. and Mrs. Yonmnns and the honoree’u sister anil brother-inlaw, Mr. and Mra. Al Pape, of Long Island, N. Y, (Cox Photo) LENGTHS FROM «/* TO ft YDS. Officers Elected By HD Council The Seminole County Home Demonstration Council met with their Home Demonstra­ tion leader Miss Myrtle Wil­ son at the It.I). office on the Orlando Highway, Wednsaday morning. Plana for programs for the c o m i n g year were discussed. Projects such as, interior dec­ orating, health and safety, elothlng, proper care and cleaning of ruga, making tail­ ored suit* and coats and spe­ Mrs. John D. Callahan fell cial interest programs were and broke her blp while viilt- discussed at great length. Further plans for the coun­ ing her son. She is a patient in 203. B, Brevsrd Hospital, to cil Christmas party and In­ stallation of officers were Melbourne. made. Chief Edward Fitzger­ Mra. Albert Hardesty has ald who has Just returned returned to her home on from “Operation Deep Freeze” Orango Avenue after spend­ will be guest speaker for the ing a month with her daugh­ evening and tell of hla aster and family, Mr. and Mra. perienccs there. H* will also Ralph W. Johnston. in De­ show stides. Each club will have on dis­ troit, Mich. Willie there she also visited friend* to Cleve­ play their exhibit whieh waa In the county fair. Article* land and Akron, Ohio. that the members have raada wilt also b« displayed. Tho council decided to snter tho Chrlstmaa parade. Mr*. II. L. Johnson will be In charge assisted by Mrs. Charlr* Sassman. Member* will ride In the car along with Mi's Wilson. A new slate of officer* was presented by the nominating committee. Those who will serve for the 1EXVI season are: President, Mrs. Sassman; first vice president. Mrs. Donald Dunn; sevond vie* president, Mrs, G. R. Gray; secretary, Mrs. John Clerk; treasurer, Mrs. Edwin Kennedy and al­ ternate Mr*. Felix Meg*. Osteen NICE FOR HATS. COLLARS, TRIMS, DOLL CLOTHES, ETC. Personals VALUES Six Osteen women enjoyed a three day vacation lately. They went to San Ibet Island and stayed at the Englemen Motet in Captivity. They went fishing, swimming and gath­ ered shells and enjoyed the beautiful scenery. In the group were Mrs. Norman Miller, Mrs. Julius Gerheardt, Mrs. Laura Ball. Mrs. Hazel Gilhuly, Mrs. A mirror often la effective on a patterned wall. It re ­ flects apse*. Keep tha frame simple. 44** WIDE—WASHABLE—VALUES TO 12% FROM — Year Downtown Florist SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cor. K. let A Sanford Av*. FA 2-1 SIS FA 2-4451 NICE FOR PANTS, ETC. 40" WIDE — VALUES TO 1.99 ^ 1 ^ * IN N E R S P R IN G M A T T R ESSES GEORGIA FLORIDA GAME? Tuko Along Delicious Maryland Fried Chicken! Complete Dinner W ith S I’cs. Chicken, F. Fries, Salad, Bread. CALL US — 322-9442 We’ll Has* It Piping Hut Vnd Ready Tn Pick Up, Or, Wa ll DELIVER IT TO THE SPECIAL TRAIN Saturday Morning By 10 Renovated! Includes: Reprocessing Padding Add New Pndding Where Necessary Now huukifam T,,K R E M N A N T ,»»• 119 Magnolia Ave. Sanford, Fla. Phono FA 2-6321 Hwy. 17 fir 92 Near Maitland Touchton’s Rexall Drugs “THE PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN* DOWNTOWN SANFORD SEW & SAVE �LA —n l \ \ X <X > 'T '& L 'Z '* •anforh frralh Fri. Not. 8. ’63—P**e 9 (Dsuah • DEAR ABBY: I am la tbe sixth grade and my problem is I am ashamed of o r mother. Please don't think I’m a bad person, Abby, but It's hard for peopie who have American mo­ thers to understand when aomtbodr else'a mother is • foreigner and doesn't speak much English. When aba cornea to school It Is very embarrassing when the teacher asks cer what she Mid *o many times. My mother has been In this country since I was a small baby, so I don't know why she never learned to speak English. My father Is a food-looking American man and I think sometimes he Is ashamed of her, too. She Is a good and kind mother, but I can’t help how l feel. How can I solve my problem and •ot hurt my mother? HALF AND HALF DEAR HALF AND HALF: Ask jrMJr father to encour­ age your mother to enroll In an adult education class and study English. If she agrees, wonderful. And you By Abigail Van Buren could help her study. If she win not, she Is probab­ ly too shy. But don't be sshamed of her, honey. In­ ability to speak English Is no reflection on your mo­ ther's character, and she probably suffers more hu­ miliation than you know. • • • DEAR ABBY: A new girl came to work In our office. She Is a sweet girl, and we like her but, Abby, here la the problem. She brings her lunch in a brown paper hag (as vre all rtoi and she sets it up on the closet sU lf with the other girl*' lunches. She always brings salami, sardines, dill pic­ kles, or something that amelia up lha entire cloeet My coat has started to aincll of garlic! Is there a nice way to tell this girl about the unpleasant situa­ tion she has created without hurting her feelings? ONE OF THE GIRLS DEAR ONE: One of you girls should get nest to her (literally, if possible) and tell her of your complaint. DEAR ABBY: I am very muck in love with Pete, but I don’t want to marry him unieta I can be a good wlfa to him, and I don't think 1 can. You aee, be la a "night peraon" and 1 am a "day person." Pete plays In a band, which means he Is up all night, and he sleeps days. I can't change 30 years of habit, and I can't expect Pete to change Job* because this ta the way he makes the beat liv­ ing. Don't tail me to try to sleep days because I've tried and It duei&'t work. I am NOT tired la the day­ time. When night comet I can't hold my eye* open. It yon can solve this, you're a genius. DAY PERSON DEAR DAY PERSON: How were you two awake long enough at the same time to fall In love? If you really love Pete, force your­ self to slay up at night, and you won't have any trouble sleeping the fol­ lowing day. ja te b if On fitu d n s Everyone who baa ever played rubber bridge hue to t­ tered with thnt type of part­ ner which I call "The Gallant Defender.” The gallant defender Is go­ ing to keep the flag flying ir­ respective of the cost and there Is nothing his partner ean do about It. Once In a while the defender will point out that the 1100-polnt set he took was really worthwhile beoause he went on to win the rubber and actually saved a couple of hundred points Chicago, or four deal bridge, is likely to esuse these gallant defenders to mend their ways. Even their sophis­ try can't Justify an 1100-point set when it ends the game. On the other hand Chicago does encourage overbidding, NO*TH 4Q 842 V tO? 4 ♦ 113 ♦ AKI ■AST *10 0 f A1 ♦ Kt OTE * !1 » 3 A A7S VQJ 8S3 ♦ JJ A to ( 4 torn (D) 4KJ1 TKI1 ♦ AQ9 4 AGES Both vulnerable Booth Wes* North IN.T. Pas* J N T. Paaa Pal* 3NX Pare Pass Opening lead—T Q but nitb good hands only. The fact that there is a potential game bonus on every deal makes it rather silly to hanr one short of game If there Is U)s J A b any real chance to cash In on that bonus. Thus, there waa no point in Booth's three no-trump eall. l(e bad the barest minimum ef 15 points for hts opening no-trump. His partner had only raised to two and South should have passed and hoped to make hi* eight tricks. East won the hesrt opening with the aee and returned the suit. Eventually the defense collected four hearts and a spade and South was down one. Strangely enough, South complained about had luck. He overlooked lha fact thnt spades broke and that the dia­ mond fine-se was on and polntrd out that it took a 5-2 heart break to coat him the game. rmiDAY F. M. 1:11 (1) Xewacop* t f MS) News, Sports. W eaiher l : t « (St K J Ito r l.lt 4:15 (SI N e w i , S p o rts , W e a thsr l i t * ( I ) Ch. I B ports 1:11 (4) N e w s — W a l t e r C r o a k lta (1) Huntley • Brinkley (?) X -vj n-n C—h»;5 4:45 ( I ) O u t d o o r B u lle tin B o a rd T:4S (1) S i l e n t Service (4 ) W y a t t E a r p (5) b e e H e r e i n P r e s e n t s T ill t l ) In tern atio n al Show. time (I) T h e G reat Advsntu re (SI tT S u n s e t S t r i p !:!1 (3) l)ab H are who has no trouht* with hit wife except when her beat friend cornea to visit, which happens st least twice a year and the rl.-it is usually for a week or two. “While ahe ia here," says the husband, "she finds fault with everything and tell* us exact­ ly how wa should be doing this or th a t My wife Is goodnatured and easy-going and she won't tell her to mind her own business — though I'd ilka to." This Isn’t Just an isolated case. Other husbands have written pretty much th* sam* complaint. Usually th* best friend live* in th* same town. Hut ah* causes the same kind •if trouble, if she Is th* bosiy sort who thinks she knows exactly how everything should be done, from what shad* to paint the living room to how to bring up th* kids. o v i u t ci rv ( y RI DE - I N T H E A T R HA T. 11.90 A CARLOAD Giant Trlpl* Fssturs AI»o Frr* Carload Passes Given Fri. Thru Tut*. No. I At 7:00 Only **2 TICKETS TO PARIS" Gary Croahy So. 2 At 9:00 Only “IIOOTKN \N.NY HOOT" Nn. 3 At 10:13 Only •GUNFIGHT AT THE O.K. CORRAL" Hurt Lancaster Kirk Duusla* RIT2 COMING BUN. - MON. - T i m 7;0O ft 11:13 Nitfly tS :ll 11:00 11:10 11 :IS 11:1) SATURDAY A. M. Deputy °.riS close friend to whom *h* can talk freely, Hut ahe should see to It that evtn such a clos* friend doesn't antagonise her husband by being around too much, having ton much to say in th* wife's dcrislona and opinions, or by knowing too much about tha husband's business. No woman Is a really good friend If she causes trouble between a husband and wife. And no friend is Important enough to be allowed to inter­ fere in a marriage. * •*» >4 ) p i . a a l l e w g I n t e r n a t i o n a l Zona D e a t h V alley D ays NBC N ew s E n c o re F o o tb a ll S u n d ay S u n d a y S p o rts Spectacular C ) W ild K i n g d o m I 30 C l 4I.iL College Bowl M) T e d M ack H o u r Ml IUA C l Men I n t o •:M (0) -nth 1:00 ( 3 ) T h a O u t l a w s (S> W id e W o r ld a t Sports 4:4) C ) F l o r i d a F i s h i n g (0) C o lleg e F o o t b a l l Scoreboard 0:11 C t N ew s 1:00 ( I ) Ch. 0 N ew* 0:10 ( I ) M r. K J 7 .00 C l C lrcu e Boy M) C e n tral F lorida Showcase (0 ) S ea H u n t 7:30 C > T h e T .le u te n n at M ) J u k i # O teaao n IS) H o o t e n a n n y 1:30 C > J o e y B is h o p ( C o l o r ) (S> P h il S ilv e rs ID) L a w r e n c e W a lk 3:04 C l S a t u r d a y N i g h t Movie IS) T h e D e f e n d e r s S:30 C>) J e r r y L e w i s 10:04 M l ( l u n s m o k a 11:00 C > MM 3) N e w t 11:10 M l T n a a l e r of t h a S t a r e I t n o C l Movie 11:1) (S) A d u lt T h e a t s r SUNDAY P. M. 13:00 IS) F a i t h fo r T o d a y C l R e v iv a l (1) In te rn a tio n a l Eon* imairBWwmcHtVftlffiJ , ***** HJ$l f a J M MlW Itfll hts* fJD lfM cB A IN • 11:00 (!) Nswecope (SI Harry Iteasonsr Nawa • GOOD 2448 French At*. Sanford, Fla. Carry Out Orders CIS ( ! ) ToSay 3:04 43) Jsck Lalasna Show 41) Awsrtcaa MIsiery Fh. 322-V6K (SI Exercise* 1:11 It) Cirlenellte • On* of our favorite places I* reopening for daytime eervice with a bang. Not only will the Capri begin serving lunches again, hut starting Tuesday night they'll be giv­ ing an orchid to each of th* first 100 ladles coming dur­ ing the dinner hour. These will be flown in frum Hawaii for each night through Haturday. The lunch hour will be­ gin at 11:30 and will feature s e v e r a l different business­ men's lunches each day, with a change of menu every day. Among the other changes at tn* Lapn is a brand new manager by the name of Bo­ lter t Baines. Formerly from Columbus, Ga., where he was in the supper club business, .Mr. Raines came most recent­ ly fmm a large cafeteria In Cocoa. Ho has had many years in th« restaurant lm*inrrs an will bo a tremendous asset to tho Capri. Watch the column next week for more exciting news from there. * * * POLLY 1IEKGEN nnd l.'onntnnro Ford look on helplessly while Barbara Bnrrie th re a te n * to net fire to a hospital ward. Scene in from "Tho Care­ takers," produced nnd d ire c te d by Hall B a rtle tt. Picture opens Sunday a t th e Ritz Theatre through united A rtist* release. It is b ased on IJnriel Telfer's novel. ■ qsQ dgbassrattaflunra— FA M m Isailk Ceter TV SEN I t i h r i Ana 1:00 C) Donanta Bruce WestN UY JUDY TURNER Tlio nip in the niornini? air is a welcome fccllntr anil n sure sitnt that Florida’« nutumn is here a t lust. Tlie cool weather brings with it lots of things to do . , . . like hunting and planting those annuals and making pltimi for the approaching holidays. In the time off, relnx nt your favorite hangout, TODAY & SAT. You've fot In have daring and you mustn't be afraid of realism, lays Polly Bergen, win plays an extremely real­ istic role la Hell Bartlett's "Tlie Caretakers." a United Artists release opening Sun­ day at tha Km Theater. And by realism, Mias Ber­ gen goes oo, she means an "undam oroui" role, like that of tha mentally disturbed wife who completely misunder­ stands her huvband's ad­ vances, and who becomes the center of a behind tha accoe* war between the new and old order of thing* In a great hospital In thia motion pic­ ture treatment of the provo­ cative Dariel Teller novel And to prove that "unglam- < Sem inole TV TABLE H O PPIN G Ford. Co-featured Wednesday and Thursday will bo "The Burn­ ing Hills," in color, starring Tab Hunter and Natalie Wood and “Onionhcad," starring Andy Griffith. The trip!* feature for F ri­ day and Saturday, Nov. 15-Id, Includes "War Hunt," starring John Savin; "Rampage," In color, starring Robert Mitchum, and "Rio Bravo," in col­ or. sturring Gregory Peck. 'Caretakers' Hit TV RENTAL • Saha (I) Th* Let* thaw 0:30 (S) Horst Issues U til t«) Theater et the itsr* (0) Probe 11:1* (I) Peter (June (3) N'ewacops T:00 (>) Ossie A Harriett MONDAY A. M. (0) Lassie *:*« (3) mimaatlr* (3) Bill Dana show 4:tS (3) Kunstiln* Almanac 7:3) (S) Travel* of Jam!* 1:14 (*) News Mel'hsetsrs Sunrise Stmsslar (1) Wonderful World sf 1:3* 4(> (!) Fla. Ulster* Color (I) Sly Favorite Martian T ill ( I ) Tedar (I) Operation Alphabet 1:04 tl) Kd Sullivan f ill (I) Perm, Mtrhtt De­ e-e« ,e( fect IS) Arrest A Trial (I) New* V:M I I ) T.Sar (SI Judy Garland 4*1 Wake Dp Mavis* 1:30 (t) U. K. Theatsr 1:31 <t) Mickle'* tieapel Tim* 10:00 (I) Show of Week 7:01 (I) New* ft Weather (I) Candid Camera l:*0 (I) Cartoonvlll* (II Laughs for Sal* II ) Capl. H a a g s re e 10:30 (I) ABC News Uep.irt l i f t ( 3 ) Wealha. an« News (I) What's My Lin* (3) T B A a..i.t V.aeu. ilepuit 4t34 C ) N F L H i g h l i g h t s A racy, satirical comedy of fact and fantasy plsycd against tha posh back drop of high fashion and beautiful girls provides the appeal in Paramount'* Melville Shawl* son production, "A New Kind of Love," In technicolor, open­ ing Sunday at the Movhdand Drive-In Theater, Also f e a t u r e d Sunday through Tuesday will be "The Courtship of Eddie's Esther," in color and starring Glenn THE DEADLIEST Oil EMPIRE OF M M All!!! 'll C) 3,00 ( S | C> 1:10 IS) C> l:0f M l Hew Kind Of Love SHOWS AT 1:00 • 3:00 • 3:00 7:00 - 0 :0* o r a l R oberts Christophers H e r a l d of T r u t h Fla. F o o t b a l l H i g h ­ lights F r o n t i e r s Sf F a i t h Space Age R e p o rt D isc o v ery '*1 N F L Football— (3) star A story What about tho-e myste­ rious teeners? Head Ruth Agers." 8*nd IS cents to Mtllett'a “Tip* on TeenRuth Millett Reader Serv­ ice, c o The Sanford Herald, P. O. Uox 489. Dept. A, Radio City Station, New York 19. N. Y. KIND OF LOVE Carload P*»»*a Given Free Fri. Thru Tuc*. M O (3) (S) I:*0 |S ) M) LIVING IT UP — Joanna Woodward, Manrlcu Cbfvnller and Eva Gnbor do tho Can-Cun in this festive scene from tho new Paramount comedy, :By Ruth Miiiett "A New Kind Of Love" which opens Sunday a t the Movieland Drive-In Theatre. A woman may n*ed a really ANEW SOS *m»r. 1:30 (0) New s. W e a t h e r 0:10 M ) X unrU e S e m e s te r T:O0 (0) U r o w t r s A t m a n s o (S) News T : t t (0) D ies (S) HKD MId-FLuflJ* 1:1* C l Across T h a P an e* (S» rto c k y J o n e s 1:50 C l Ilo b ln Hood (S) S u p e r m a n 1:00 C> S u p e r C a r ( « ) T h e Alvin Show (SI M a jo r M e rcu r y t : l « I J) B u ff * Baddy 10:00 C l l l e e t n r ll*it!n*o l* (0 ) Q u ic k D r a w M cUraw IS) T h e a t e r X l l t l O C ! F i r e b a l l -XL i t ) M t a h t r Mouao (3) l:St (3) IS) (I) Spaea M) C . i l l t g l a t t K i c k o f f 3:41 <f) NCAA Uutna Ark. a t Itlca C> M a t ln e a T h c a t a r 3:34 (S) T h e a t e r X IS) r . u i . t ' a D aughter ls:H# ( I ) J.w-k P a i r (C o lo r) SHOWS AT 1:40 - 1:10 - 3:20 • 7:20 • S:00 C«e-Featur* 0:13 Only 5:10 lea P a g e a n t (S) D o l i n g (S) H a k e T h a t S p a r s D M ) f o r e . W eather, r."trts (SI N ew s— M u r p h y M a rtin <*> New s. S p o rts . W e s t th er (0 ) T h e a t s r o f t h a S t a r s ( ! ) J o h n n y C a rs o n (C o lo r) (S) T V B l a c k o u t IS) M a v erick 13:10 (t) Film Ears M l Sllents Please 13:40 (!V S g t. P r e e t o n M l Sky K in g ( t) Bugs Bunny W .) 0 i . t B u t l w i n k t e d o lo r) M l D o You K n o w ? (S) M a g tu L a u d ol A l l a kasatn t .0 0 ( t ) E x p l o r i n g IS) My F r i e n d F l l c k a 14) R o b e r t T r o u t —S i r s 1.30 SI A m e r i c a n B a n d s t a n d 15) W r e s t l i n g ( i t TBA 3.00 C ) W a t c h Mr. W l s a r d S:I0 l!) Harry's Cllrls M l T w ilig h t Zona *fie* Jstsooo D e n n is T b s M e n s e s R ln T i a T t a C arto o n lts F ury R o y B o g o r s Sh o w B e a n y ft Cecil SATURDAY P. M. ( ( ) I t o u t e <4 (SI [ t u r k e ’a U s SUNDAY thru TUESDAY | (t) 11:00 ( 1 ) (0) IS) t t - s * «1» (0) IS) W om an A woman needs friends of tier own sea, but alio should nut permit even her best friend to tell her how to han­ dle her husband, children or her home. Hsre’s a letter from g man TO .N ITK * By Oswald Jacoby T O N I 6 HT TELEVISION v oroui" roles never hurt any body, she points to Joan Crawford, who Li In the cast of "Tlie Caretakers" with her, along with Robert Stack, Jam s Paige and Diane Me­ lt j in. The role of the grasping mother in the now-hl*torlc "Mildred Pierce," Miss Ber­ gen points out, was not only an unglamorou* one but a highly unsympathetic one at well. But Miss Crawford was not afraid of It even though glamor was her hallmark as an actress at the time. She played It, won a “ Best Ac­ tress" Oscar for It, and went on to become one of screen's tup actresses with more than a shape and abili­ ty to dance to abow fur IL Now at Freddie's Steak House Central Florida'* Oldest R Finest best in food, drinks and asrvlc*. * * * These lovely gotJen days are perfect for Sunday driv­ ing, a superb meal and no work for mom. That combination adds up to the I'alntcd Horse, outildu the airport gates on Hwy. 00. Tha 1'aintrd Horse, with its most delightful at­ mosphere and aven better food Is on* of th* few place* you can go on Sunday and/or take the kids. It i* definitely a family type place which anyone can enjoy, and Is open seven days a week from ll a.m. til 0 p.ni. * * * Nonfood lovers should lake note of tho fact that one of tho moil compluto and varied menus I* located In a aleak house . . , Freddie'* that is. Hi* Itema^ianpu from scal­ l o p s , pom pa no, erabmrat, swordfish to tho old favorites lik* shrimp, M uter and red snapper. All are cooked or served with delicious sauces. * * * "And It la worth every Wreknlghts are big nights penny of that 51.25.” That at the Whatahurger, where was an* of th* Herald angel* on* of the managers, Ray singing the praises of tha Kantnnen, says things are I'lg 'N Whistle's steak spegetting better sll tbe time. r i a l which Is on again Tln« Whatuburger is epen 'til through .Sunday. You have a midnight (mmotlme* longer) choice of Delmonlco, New nnd it ia a fine place to stop Y'ork Strip, T-Bone or filet. for a sandwich on tha way Even alone you couldn't beat home. th* price, but theta com* * * * served with salad, French Classes and private tenon* fries, onion ring* and coffee. jr- available now for any­ The Tig" has both drive In one who want* to learn to service and an Indoor restau have fun. Along with learning rant so choose what la most how to do that, you'll also comfortable for you and en to skut*. Sknle City Joy a most excellent meal. * * * has twti new instructors, Mr. If you think tli* kids are •mi Firs. Jack Barbre, a pro­ fessional team with lots of silling around too much and eiperiene*. Just roll on util nut getting th* exercise they to th* rink and taka advant­ need, give them a Chriatma* age of tha opportunity. A lit­ present guaranteed to get tle recreation can change them out from frent of th* TV. A pair of Chicago Roller ycur tifet a a e Skates, which M*hx!** Skat­ Victory wa* celebrated In a ing rink Is selling St a spe­ big way when sum* of tlu-lr cial Christmas price, will do friends threw a party for the trick for sure. Check at Earl lligglnliotham and hi* Melodee for a successful pro wif* at tha Carlhe. The post sent. * a * slectlon party waa attended Spencer* were »o busy yssby about 00 persona and a* Flo reports, "A good time was terday I couldn’t even get had by all." Flo and Jack anyon* on th* phone long worked together, helping to enough to tell me what is go­ make the party a huge suc­ ing nnl As usual things are cess. A parly hk* this can hopping thuugh. The reduced only remind ycU that It is cocktail hour price* combined not very long til the holiday*, with th* two free dinner* like only three week* before given away rich evening Thankegivlng. In Flo’a book make Sp-ncer* th* after work the holiday* mean Just one haven. The dinners can be thing, parties! At th* Caril* claimed at any time and you of course. Sim says to make don't have to be present to your reservations early . . . win. You Just can't loss in a they're all set to give you the game like thatl learn This W eek's Special YOUR CHOICE — T-BONE — DELMONICO N. Y. STRIP — FILET MIGNON STEAK Willi Lettuce A Tomato Salad, F. Fries, Onion King*. Bread ft Hotter ft** t fn H I h lt r t SANDWICH SHOP 8AI 23th A PARK ONE AND ONLY ONE LOCATION la ORLANDO on Hwy. #50, 4 blocks east of Colonial Shopping Plaza The Original And Authentic Swedish Hospitality a n il " k n o w AU YOU CAN EATW how ' w ith F o o d Sanring (oiritawiify Daily — 11:00-9:00 pjL SUNDAYS ee4 HOLIDAYS 8712 I. Celeeiel Drive I A’a/teeeUftf ^ ft**?* THIRD ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION! Tues.# Nov. 12 thru Sat., Nov. 16 — JIM SPENCER’S — RESTAURANT and COCKTAIL LOUNGE ALL THE LOnSTEIt YOU CAN EAT .... *3.25 ClIAR - intOll,El) PRIME STEAKS DANISH LOHSTKK TAILS (avert sa a nnt) ROYAL RED SHRIMP fa real delicacy the way w* prepare Iheait . ■. they are NOT French Fried!) ___ COMIIINATION PLATTER fllinLh Lnhatrr Tail* and Royal Red Shrimp) FROG LEGS YOUR FIRST 100 LADIES EACH EVENING W ILL RECEIVE AN Orchid CHOICE FLOWN IN FROM HAWAII Compllmentn Of The M aninintnl. $ 2 95 COCKTAIL HOUR 4 - • P. M. BaaUrd In Melted Duller UNDER THE UMBRELLA A Variety Of Fine Cheeses and Meat*—F r* ^— To Enjoy While We Prepare Your Dinner New Orleans Bourn *7*11*1)1* everr night tur private parties up to 50. South French Are. Sanford Phone F’A 2-4331 BAR SP EC IA LS 3 9 �Legal Notice m i t T M t l KAMI NOTICE It hereby | l r n that 1 am engaged la haeiaeea at Casselberry, temlnele Keenly. PI«»Me. .u »M»v the .f»oH!i*n# warn* ef, BILLS SINCLAIH ■EltncK, a it that t Intend ta retliter H it aama with the Clerk ef the circuit Ceart, temlnele Cenoty. Flerldn. In accordance with the prevl* ■lane ef the rtctltlnnn Xom* ■letutea. to-wlt: aerilon H l.ll Florid* ttatniee 1P4T. lit : Mrs. Virginia M. Bow■rent Publish No*, e. It. U. 1*. I HI cn o-ie 1 ra w ^t TUB NINTH JL DIM At. OR. r r r r in and n m i k s i TOLD t o t NTT. r U R I S A C B I H U T NO. IBITB WHAT' FI RAT FEDERAL gAVIXOS AND MIAN AAMOCIATION OF ORLANDO, a corpirratlnn. WAN/IMG . CEMTS P lain tiff. THEhTiiAi D. (JlHnoN and KIINKMTINR W. UID8UN, hla wife, Defendanls. clruk 's notstr o r i a m N otice Is hereb y given th a t q n d rr n D ecree e f foreclosure and sa le e n te red by th e Ju d g e nf lh a C ircu it C ourt nf the N inth Ju d ic ia l C ircuit, In end for Hsmlnule C ounty. Florida, on ino e tk tie r o f Xu i i o U i , It*}. |n a c e rta in cause b e ­ tw een F irs t F e d e ra l g a tin g * and tuien A ssociation of O rlauds, n c o rp o ra tio n p lain tiff, a n d T ren to n D. tllbson and K rn setln a rllbsou, his wife, U risri'laiiie, osiog C b eu u v ), No. I t m . I w ill eelt a t pubIIu au ctio n to th e h ig h est and b ast b id d er fo r raah. at th s fro n t duor er the Cnurlhe*^* In Sanford. Sem inole C ounty, F lo rid a, a t th s h o u r o f II:**. A. M . on T uesday, tho l l t h day of X ovam bsr IMS. tha fol­ low in g described p ro p e rty : L e t IT. Illoek D. 1-ITTI i R W KKIW A KHTATEH. NUM*IlK Il UXB. according in th s p la t th e re o f a* re ­ corded la P la t Bonk ». p a g e I t . of tho Public R ecords nf flcm lnol* C oun­ ty, F lorida. (BK.U.) A rth u r H. B eckw ith, Jr.. C lerk llyt M artha T. Vlhls* A M D lM fk fl WG IN/ j O UYO M E WHO seeMs to etx *«elj W UR* j MASCOT.' David W. Hedrick, of the firm of IIILKH, IIKDIIICK * ROBINSON !3S Mouth Court Street Orlando, Florida Alturneye for Plaintiff Publish Nov. I, 1*41 (IDO-11 IN T IIK C IR C U IT COURT O f T H H Oth J I U I t ’l t L ITB 4T IT (IK P L H H ItlA , IN AND F O R COUNTY, IN SKRIN1II.*] i'H A N l'K II V, NO. I J J B N ty riL 'B o r a i r r PtJinlDA MURTtlAHK A HE CURITIKB COMPANY, S F lo r Ida oorporallon. l lf t V i W C Q EMMA, I UZCP HEACIN01HI6 RJNNVUTTLe IT kEEP&TBLLINO MB nor t o G e ro o ro p bed TDWy... WANING Me... 3\OiCEIN6iCe L < r .H SHEiSTHe PKSeCAUTVnF. C irc u it C o u rt e f th # N inth Ju d ic ia l C ircu it o f F lo rid a, In end fo r Bemlnol* C onnty, an o r before the In d d sy of Dec­ em ber. 1*41. oth erw ise, Ih* a lle in tb iii* a f said C om plaint w ill bo t a k t n aa aoetaceed by each nf you. T hl* cam e, w k e ra la F lo rIda M ortgaga * g a cu rlllea C om pany la p la ln tlfr, and th# above nem ed parti** e re de­ fen d an ts. w aa In stitu te d fe r th* purpose o f fo reclosing a m o rtg a g e e ncum bering th* rollo w leg described p ro p e rty In Memlnel* C ounty. F lorida, to -w tti B tA l/nrU L I HUWMDRg, MHB «AaW B , CANTAKIl THiUB TWOTOOMAWV ^4 EMAU D066WT BOJCLG IN r jn n v u m e v o i c e s ... IIUET W IN K L ER , s t u t. *t al, llv ftm la n lt. TO* KI EV W IN K L E R and OAT NELL W INKLER, hie Wife. MACK H. CASK and CAROL CAME, hi* w ife; amt a ll unknow n p a rtie s c l a i m i n g by, th ro u s h , u nder or a g aln al KL'KY W IN K L ER a a d OAT NELL W INKLER, h is w ife, a n d MACK >L CASK and CAROL CABE, h ie wife, w ho m ay be dead o r a re nol k n aw n to b e e ith e r deed or eltve. TOtl AND EACH OF YOU e re hereb y o rdered end re q u ir­ ed to serve a copy of y o u r \n e w e r o r o th e r pleading to th s C om plaint filed la the VOUlNTilKID 8TAVWITHMil. g OH J 5 — FEDERAL XATIOXAL It OUT* OAOB AHOC IATION. a Car. geratlon. Plaintiff, •*#. Tea and each ef yea are LKE t>. DURHAM ant TVDN- hereby notified and rrgnlred XB P. DURHAM, hie wife te present any claims and de­ Defendante. mand* which yea. er either of you. may hare against the estate ef ORRIX C. IABIX. XOTICK Ig HBREBT UtY- deceased, late of nnyahsga BX pursuant to a Final De­ Ceanty, Ohio, to the County ers# sf Forsclssur# dstsd ths Judge ef gem loot* County. dth dsy or XoTsatber. A. I). Florida, at bln Africa In the IHI, and antsrsd In Chancery court best* of said County at Cess No. m u mt the riv-uli Sanford. Florida, withic el* Court of the Ninth Judicial calendar months from the lima Circuit In and far gsmtnnlo af the first publication of this County, Florida, wherein Fed­ notice. Each claim er demand eral National Mortgage Asso­ shall be la writing, and shall ciation. a corporation organis­ state the piers of residence ed under an Aet or Congress end post efflee address mt tha and ealstlag pursuant t» tha claimant, and shall be sworn Fadaral Natlaaal Mnrtnane ha. •a ho tha r<t!"»n*t. Ml agaat enclatlan Charter Act. haring o- attorney, and any each Its principal efflee la tho City clelm *if demand not eo filed of Washington, District of shell be sold. Columbia, te tha Plalntlfr. and A. Kdwln Rhtnhoteer t-ee !>. Durham and Tronne As Ancillary AdmlnlelraP. Durham, hie wlfs, tho He. lor. r. T. A, of the Fafendsnle, I will self te tha tata of Orrln (*. gabln, highest and heel bidder for rash at tha Front Door nf taa Seminal# county Courthouee In tho City or Nan font. County nf gemlnol*. Mate of Florida, at 1!:M A. M. on tha Ilnd day of November. !»«}. the following described prob*il> • • n l forth la said Final Decree. In-wll: t,*t tf Hln'h »» T i k i . rx t h e riR crrr court o r site nf North Chutuota. a TUB NINTH JUDICIAL CIR­ subdivision according to CUIT a r and raw ik b i nlat (hereof recorded in xslh c a r ntt . FlayHID a. Plat Booh I, peg" M A C M A X IK R V NO. I B M II, Inrluelre, sf the FuhUNION CENTRAL LIFE tlr Records nf gemlnole THE INSURANCE COMPANY Cnnnljr, Florida. Plaintiff. Deled this tlh day af Nov­ ember. A. D. 1)11. PIIIt.tr J. HEALY at ue iMKAI.) Defendants. Arthur II. Beckwith. Jr., NttTit a a r surr in Clerk or Cirrult Court DORTUAUR PORECLOIIRR By: Martha T. Vlhlen TO Philip J. Healy and Cath­ erine Healy. hi* wife Mark X. Cleveland, J*. and r r siubncr . i - a W a r r a s Harold F. Johneon Street, Attorneys for Plaintiff Melrnee, M assach u setts ________ P. O. Drawer X, Ton ar* hereby notified that Hanford, Florida a Complaint to foreclose a Publish Nev. I, HIT certain mortgage encumbering the tallowing described real n P O -H property, ts-wlt: ijy r if. b l o c k 11. tx t h e r m c v r r r o r m r o r NORTH ORLANDO, **• T H U N IN T H JU D IC IA L C IR cording te plat thereof re­ C t r r , IN AND F O R S K H Icorded In Plat Book 11. NOI.*t r o t N TT, F L O R ID A Psgee 1* and II, Publle e ll in i k m t no. ta n g TROPICAL PLANTS, Florida eorpoiallaa. IN C . a Plaintiff **. IL. W ELLEN HUNT, ot a). D e fen d a n ts n o th k o r a i r r TUi L WKt.I.KN HUNT a n d — 111.'NT. hie w ife; ALICE 1.KKDM. and ir eh* b e m arried , ----- , h e r husband. If alive, end If dead. hi*, h e r e r th e ir unknow n h e lm device**, g r a n ­ tees, assignees, lienors, c re d i­ tors. tru s te e s e r e th e r p e r­ son*, n a tu ra l nr a rtific ia l, claim ing by, th ro u g h , u n d e r or a g a in st th* shove nam ed D efendants, e r n a y e f them , and ell peraone h a v in g or claim ing nny Interest In o r to th* follow ing, described ten d s la He ml mil# County, F lo rid a : T h* N W |i ef S ection Id. T ow nship i* Month, R an g e I I E a s t. LKSN (A.) B eginning a t th a KK co rn er of sold X W H , ru n th en ce W est l l l . l t foot, thenco South 411.1 feat, thence E ast 141.14 feet, thence Mouth 141.41 feet, thence Keel 111.11 feel, thence N orth l l i s . l d foot t* P o in t e f B eginning) AND AUK) LEM fB.) B eginning ad th a BW c o rn e r o f eald NW>«, ru n N orth along the se c tio n tin* 1*2 1 feet, tlience Mouth 11 degree* 14 m in ­ u tes E ast MM fast, th an e s llouth 141.1 feet, th en ce N orth 11 degrees M m in u te s W eat 441.* feet •a P o in t or B eginning; You, end each of you. a r t hereby notified th at a Com ­ plain! haa been filed a g a in st you In Ih* C ircuit C o u rt In and fo r lem lnol* C ounty, F lorida, w hich en act la In tltlo aa s h o t* herein. Th* r ta ln tlff se e k s th* quietin g e f title to th* re a l p roperty above described. Ton a r* hereby re q u ire d to file y our defense* to th s C lerk of ih* obov* styled C o u rt and la s trv a a copy of aam a upon ALBERT P. MclNTOdK, JR ., P. 0. Boa l i t , T itu sv ille . Florida. A ttorney for P la in tiff, on e r before N ovem ber l* th , 1141. H erein felt not or a Decree Pro Conteeso w ill k* entered e g e ln tt you. IN WHIN EBB W H E R EO F, 1 have hereu n to set my hand and a f flie d my o fficial seal at S anford. Hamlnol* C ounty, Florida. Ib is l l r d day of O ct­ ober, 1*41. P l a ln l i r r s a ltu rn ey e , ANDKItMON. RUSH. DEAN, IAJWND h» * can den HERD, t i l E ast C e n tra l A eenue, O rlande. F lo rid a, and film th e o rig in a l A nsw er e r e th e r P lead in g la th* e ffle e of Ih* C lerk o t tho C ircuit C ourt on e r before ll>* S i l k day o f N u t e u i b e r , t i l l . If you fa ll ta do eo, a decree p re confess* w ill be tak e n a g a in s t yon for th e re lie f dom ended la lh a C om plaint. T hla Notice sh a ll be pabIlahed one* a w eek fa r four c o n secu tiv e w e ek s In ih* BanCord H erald. DATED t h l t 14th day Of O ctober, l i l t . IHEALI A rth e v H. B eckw ith, Jr., C lerk e f C lreo lt C ourt B y: M artha T. V lhlen D eputy C le rk A nderson, R uth, Dee*. L uw ndee A van den Berg A ttorney* and Counsellor* a t Law t i l l a i d C e il re I B oulevard P ost O frica Boa t i l l O rlande, F lo rid a cu r of ten feed. Florida, at l:ee o'clock p .m. an the nth. tar ef Xreamher. 1*41, at the the City Halt In the City of Paa ford. Florida, will conoider ned determine whether or not tho City will close, s icate and abandon any rldht ef the City and the public la and to the portion of an al­ loy hereinafter described, towit: That portion of n rortnte Ka*t-W#*t alter l y i n g north of and abutting Lot A Work t. Tier l. K. R Treffords Map of danford. Persons Interested may ap­ pear aod bo hoard at tha ttms sad plars above specified. C IT T 1‘OMMIMMIOX OF TIIK CITT OF MAXFORD. KUufUDa H X. TAMM. JR, CITT CLERK Publish No*. I, l i l t PDO-1T x o n r n wr ati.tt Nolle# I* h»reby given that pursuant In th* final decree of foreclosure and sol* en­ tered la lha muse otadlna la the Circuit Court In and for Seminole Ouaty. Fturlda. ran* •Whet number 1I 1]a, the underalgned Clerk will sell the property situated la said Conn, ly described as: lo t *4. HOCTH FINKI’Hr-at, laird auuiiiou, a ■ubdlvlstoa. according to a plat thereof recorded In Flat Booh 11. pages 4} and U of lha Fttbllr Re. enrds ef Bemlnole County, Florida. Together with th* following Rome of property located In and permanently Installed a* a part of tho Improvements os aald land: Dns (IK (alartrlcl II Oat. flat Water Haalar. Modal 4MTB41-I. Serial RI443444 One Victor Climes (electrie) Kitchen Eihauet Fan. aa model or aerial num­ ber. Oa* OB felectrlei Built-In R*n»*. Model JMIR1BN, Serial K R tllltf. On# OB lelertrle) Built-In oven. Model JIMHOBC. Serial TRlniTS. On* OB (eleelrlel Refri­ gerator. Model l-AMUR, serial VRdOltet. Together with all structure* and Impressments mow and hereafter on aald land, and futures attached thereto, and nil rente, Issue*, proceeds, and profile ertrulng and to arcru* fr»m said premies*, all or which *r* Included within th* foregoing description and th* habendum thereof: also all gaa. etesm. etectrl*. water, and other hasting, soaking, refrigerating, lighting, plumb­ ing. eentllatlag. Irrigating, and power system*, machines. appSlau.es, natures, and ap­ purtenance*. which b o w are or mar beraafter pertain to or be seed with. la. ar on said premia**, even though they ha detached er detach­ able, at publle eat*, te th* highest and best bidder for cash at 1} o’clock nocu on the llth dsy ef Norember. 1*41 at the Front Door af tho Seminole A rth u r M. B eckw ith, J r , c le rk of th e c irc u it C o u rt By; M artha T. V lhlen Deputy C lerk VACUUM CLEANER, rspdlrs, parti, lupplici for Electro* lux. Kirby, Hoo«tr. Air* Way, Rtx-Alr <tc. Frrt pickup. Nsw u d Um 4 cldisere sold. FA 3-3233. AIR-CONDITIONING— Rtfri. fe ritie s M en Bagdad. Ws triin you. Write Commer* eisl T'Jdes Institute. Ros 4J, c>s b -.lord Hcrsld. PIANO Chord Method tone. Harry We*tor, 3£!-M ll LAKE Cottafa, ta fura. Suitable for rsAssasblt root t party. Call FA > I Bit 1 Bath, Air eemd. 3 BR t Bath. Littlf Veelca 3 BB I Bath, Pinter*M I BR I Bathe, Piadereot 4 BR 3W Bath*, Loch Arbor $N t N |1M fia »1«J Stenstiom Realty 111 N. P att S»-2IM SKAKDALt* ORIDLEY AND LEWIB 1U R. WOODLAND Dr. Ntar NAS. 3 Br„ I bath, plua den, <fc)Uhla utility room, foncod yard. FA Z-AH1. Poet Office B o t t i l * P ublish 0*L 1L 14 A No*. 1, Orlando, F lorid* Publish Nev. L 11*1 L >141. CDO-11 C D N -ll T elephone O ffice 204 W . F irst 141-1441 IT T D K CIRCU IT COURT. NINTH JU D ICIA L CIRCUIT OF FLRRIDA IN ANR FOR ■KRINOLK COPNTT. I'H A N I’KRU NO. 10401 J. B. (I1XAB0N, J R . a a A d­ m in istra to r of V e tera n s' A f­ fair*. a n o ffic e r of th* U nited B tatea a t A m e ria s * CARL B. BCKMAX M oa.. P la in tiff. Defend a a la BOTTCH # F BUTT TV!.LET W. HIKER and TO. CARL R. KCKMAX PATRICIA P. HfZBR, hi* wife, who** p lac e a t reeldaae* D efen,last*. n o t ic r i s e trr in MORT44ABM FOBRCLWIURR TOi TU L LE T W. 111 B B R. WHORE REAIDENCB 11 UNKNOWN AXD WHOSE LAST KNOWN ADDRESM IB: 111 B rig h to n W ay, F e rn P a rk . F lo rid a: TOU ARE H EREBY NOTI­ F IE D th a t a C om plaint to fnroclooo a c e rta in m o rtg a g a e n cu m b erin g th * follow ing described re a l p ro p e rly , ta -w lt: L e t II. Block L HK FTI.ER HOMES OIU.ANDO BBCTIOX ONE. according I* IBUALI F la t thereof, recorded la A rth u r K. B eckw ith. Jr., P ta t Book 11, Page* I and C tork s f th s C ircuit C ourt I. Publl* R ecords of By: M artha T. V lhlen D eputy Clerk A LBERT F. MrlNTOtfll. J R , A tlo rn e r-a t-L a w F. 0. Boa tit T itusville, Florida Publish 0*1. d4 A Nor. L L t*. 1*41. CDX-M RENT ▲ BED 1411 B. Mata Btraal Akroa. Okie KoBavay, laapMal ft Bahf and B od*. DORM K. BCKMAX By Day, Waak, «r Maath who** pise* ef reoldeaea I* CARROLL'S FURNI1UB1 i l l (lltb e rt C ourt P i. FA U t t l l i t W. 1at SL C ulehog* F a lla Okie Tou ar* h ereb y notified th a t a C o m p l a i n t to Forealoe* end Cancel A greem ent fo r Deed re la tiv e lo Ih* follow ing d e s­ cribed reel eatate , lo -w lt: All lhat part of Ih* BRii ef th* NW«i tying Mouthwest ef Blllehoreugh Road end Northwest ef the Ovledo-denem Reed ta Beetles II. Tewaablp I* Mouth. Rangw II Bari, gemlnole Connty, Florida, has been filed against you la the above styled cult, end yoa ar* required t* serve a copy of yeur Answer or other Pleading to the Comptnlat oa Plaintiffs attorney (Jordon V. Frederick, II* Kelt Commer­ cial Street. P. O. But 1111, Unit* L Kirk rleea, Hanford. Florid*, t lllt , sad file th* 1 BLOCK FROM PRXMCW ON FIRST FT. COMPLETELY REMODELED SPtC AND IRAN IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Phooa U2-IT44 for iagpoetioa. t BEDROOM houaa Unfurw. 1 Bedroom Duplex, fura. MOt Laurel Ave. 4 ROOM Houag. UnTura. ex­ cept stove. Near NAB. tit.SO weakly. Fh. FA 3-U4A Available Nov. t Spacioug } BR., 3 bath home. I1U. A 1-0144 or FA 34H14. II4B. If yen ta ll te Be eo. e Boor** pro to n fees* will k* te h e e a g a in s t y ea fa r th* re lie f dem anded la IS* Com ­ p lain t. T hl* N ellce sh e ll be p u b lish ­ ed once * w eek le r four coneecu ttee w eeks la T he d anford Itera ld . a n ew spaper c irc u la t­ ed ta asm inol* C ounty. F lorida. D oted ta le J e tk day a t O ct­ ober. A. D. t i l l . (SEA L) A rth u r H. B eckw ith. J r , C lerk of C ircu it C ourt By; M a rth a T .Vlhlen. D C M ask X. C leveland. J r , F U 1 N 1 I H I D ApartMtsL Cteaa asd clooa id. Jiximig Cowag. 332-4013. APT. $30. Surplus City. I BEDROOM Trailer «a lari* laka. Adult* only. FA 2-TJBB. CLEAN qulot Roomi" Th# Gablaa. FA 34110. VCU'VE BUIUA FOR SALE NO DOWN PAYMENT a p e c iflc a tie a . d e r* ta p e d by 3-BE0B00M, 1 Vi Bath CB horn*. Kllchta e q u i p p e d p l u a •xtras. P a y t a t n t a u n d e r 9100 i f y o n q u a lify fo r br KHA lo tn . M o v e in r o w —- Owner on prtmkM SaL 10 gjn. lo I pj l . at 3103 S. Park Av«. �* * Now Is The Time To Plant Yourself In Your Own H om e... Look To W ant-A ds R e s ta te 8b* 12. R eal E at a te T o r S ale 12. R e a l E a ta t* F o r S a te 1,000 »q. ft. FLOOR apace, 2 BR., kit. equip., utility, N E W G A. B R IC K tollable for ofifee or itore. 3 BR. H4 Baths. Immediate Fla. Rm., hw Doors, car­ FA 1-3535._______________ delivery. Less than Rent. port#. 2 lota. Low down NO DOWN PAYMENT to pymL $73 me. FA 2-4237 or OFFICE or Store Building. Veta write Box 27, e/o paper. Contact J. T. Beggarly. FA TEE ’N GREEN COME AND SEE T in s ONE 2-2076. (20(h St. to Upsala Rd. 2 Bedroom, 2 bath, turn North at Church) V. F a r S a te a r H a s t T/iv*Iv nw r lot wtUi IS ovely m earner Open 11 a. young tree*. S Y f i n old. LARGE 4 Br. older Home on daily. Also Sat 345# down by owner. Ph. lake. In Lake Mary. Many FA 2AMT. extraa. $173 month leaie or ROBERT A. WILLIAMS will tell. FA 2-7752. Realtor Opportunity S BEDROOM CR Hour-, Raymond Lundquist, Also, rrtV ICE station for icssr. t A 2-j Uj I Atlantic Bank Bidg. kitchen equipped, near Good location. Only iraall Winn Dixie. Call FA 2-5538. 3 BEDROOM, 1 bath. Kit­ capital needed by right chen equipped. Owner be­ man. FA 1-4342. 10. Wanted to Rent fog transferred. 3Iust FA 2-23(0. N eeded At Once We need ten (10) nice homei, DUE TO ILLNESS must sell almost new homa on 1 acre furnished or unfurnished. ground, near Paola School. Immediately! We have the Call FA 2-3378, FA 2-0879. cllenta! If you have a 2, 3, o r 4 bedroom borne for THE PRICE IS Wrong—Much re st or leaie, call too low. For $21,900 a ter­ rific property I n c l u d i n g Stenstrom Realty quality 2-story home In ex­ cellent neighborhood hiving 111 N. Park Ave. 3222(10 will to wall carpeting, at­ tractive grounds with swim­ 12. Real Batata For Sate ming pool; In addition, nice­ S BEDROOMS, 2 baths. Fla. ly-furnished rental apart­ room. Fenced yard, Dou­ ment. Unbcllevablo terms. ble Carporte, Central Heat­ ing. 222-9428 after • p. m. bt. Johns Realty THE TIME TESTED FIRM 118 N. Park Ave. FA M123 BY Owner. 10 Room House, double lot. 8th A Oak Ave. FA 2-4341. Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 To maka the heat home buy, see the FHA - VA HOMES VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker 2, 3, A 4 BEDROOMS 1, H i. A 2 BATHS DOWN PAYMENTS FROM $100 Low Monthly Payments For Complate Information Bee Or Call Your Field Repreaantallvo. Moore Tc2 .cc Co., 509 Sc. Hwy. 1TB2. Phone KM-1331. LRIVERS for tractor trail­ ers. Experienced only. Full time employment Hollo­ way Concrete, Inc. Phone FA 2-3342. 18. H tlp W u M MEN - WOMEN Age 18-34 WANTED IMMEDIATELY To train for CIVIL SERVICE SALES BROKER Stenstrom Realty 111 N. Park Ave. 222-2420 Office FA 2-2118 Night FA 323-0700 2234 Park Dr. Saoford. Fla STOP PAYING RENT Come out to TEE ’NGREEN (20th S t to Upsala Rd. a t Church, turn North.) And let me show you what you can get for $85 month. NO DOWN PAYMENTS to Vats Sales Office Upsala Rd. Open 11 a. m. to S p. m. Daily Also Saturday A Sunday ROSA L. PAYTON Reg. Real Estate Broker FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha ^ 0 FOR SALE by owner. 2 Bed­ room concrete block Home, screened porch, utility room A carporie. Kitchen equip­ ped. Low down payment. Monthly payments $58.00. FA 2 9132. YOU AN EARTH.WAN? If you have to live on this Earth, you might as well own part of it. But the good I parts are getting scarcer I and scarcer and they're not going to get any cheap­ er . . . A long preamble to advise you to check ei-Ihm teen pretty acres near San­ ford for only $3*w with good terms. NEEDED A Real Estate Salesman or Saleslady can make money with ua, call Stemper Agency REALTOR - INSUROR # FA 2 4991 1919 b. Franco Ave. 20. lln b y n itte n i WILL keep small children In in) Lome. 525*7657. 21. Beauty Salons BABY Mynah Bird and cage CARPET For Sale. Learning to talk. FA 2-7940. 100% Nylon or wool carpet­ bag teat sited with rubber WANTED: Good bom# for padding. 3 Booms up to adorable kitten. 6 Weeks 270 sq. ft. ftaf.SO. As low old. House trained. 3234)733. aa $7.00 a month. Limited time only. Ph. Orlando col­ 32. F lo w ers • S h ra h * lect 241-0341. DUTCH MILL NURSERY An­ SINGER AUTOMATIC nuals ready now. Upsala Rd. Near Mayfair Golf Sowing machines, like . new, makes buttonhole*, aaws on Course. buttons, mono grama, amBLOOMING Rose* on Chero­ hroHm, etc, AL* without kee stock. All other kinds attachments. Sold new over of Nursery shrubbery and $300 balance now duo only trees. $62.30, pay <7.14 monthly. Liberal trade-in on your Gray Shadows N unery old machine. Call now for 5 Mi. S. on Sanford Ave. free home trial. Orlando SPECIAL Sate of cocoa Plucollect 2(1-9388. mosa Palms. Large base, RECONDITIONED field grown, t for 93.00. J. TRADE-INS C. Sikes, SVt ml. West of Singer ,’ort. $8 50; Singer Sanford on Highway 44. Elect. $17.90; K e n m o r e fiv <*>; Singer F e a t h e r 33. F u rn itu re weight $78.00 with Zlg Zag; Used furniture, appliances, White in Console $28.00. tools, etc. Bought • Sold. 10% down, $2.00 weak. 104 Lerry'a Mart 21$ Sanford So. Park, 322MII. Ave. Ph. TA 2-4132, -WWtjOM ootlgn fit* LOiU.T I w i n t t i g a t ft WHITE Leatherette couch, tfia k * o n o r reclining chair. 1 large bad, Sell Ua Your Furniture. 1 4* bed, 3-drawer cheat, Quick Service With the 27. S p t d a l S e rv ic e s utility table, dinette with Cash. SUPER TRADLNO 27. Special Services 4 c h a i r s . Miscellaneous POST. FA 2-0877. Items. FA 2-8020, (00 MatTREE SERVICE SINGER FREE ESTIMATE Ue St. Complete Lawn Service S A L E S A S E R V IC E Free Estimate* FA 2-4377 Upholstering A Mattress ren DILL'S Bargain Barn Dial Operator ovating. New A Used Furni -A sk F o r - W X 6800 tore. Call Nix Bedding Mfg 1300 GrspaviUa Ave. at the 29. Automobile Service Railroad tracks Co., at 709 Celery Ave. WASHING Machine*, FrtglFA 2-2117. AUTO GLASS Air-Conditioning dalres, clothing, radio and H . B. PO P E CO.. IN C . INSTALLED WANTEO reliable eouple to T.V. iota, 3 boat motors, 200 So. Park Ave. FA 2-4231 Senknrik Glass nnd Paint take op monthly payments beds and bedroom aultes. Company of $11.50 ea I complete You namo it Bill ha* i t SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa­ 2to Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 room* of furniture. Call tios, etc. Free estimate. Ph. TE m i l , Caaaelherry, tel USED Kenmore Automatic Auto Glass. T*p8 322-3306. Washer. $23. 322-7214. 104 leet. A Sea* Covers Satsuma Dr. Piano Tuning and Repair AUTO GLASS & 31. Article* For Sate PAIR of Cruiser Skirt*. Call W. L. Harmon - FA 2-4223 SEAT COVER CO. 1 Used Royal portable type 322-8781. 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8029 writer with case. $39.93 WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, $1 per day rental for Elec­ IL L WORK GUARANTEED Powell's Office Supply, H7 SPRINKLER SYSTEMS tric Carpet Shanipoocr with S. Magnolia. FA 2 34(3. AU Types and Siaes SWAINS BATTERY SVC. purchase of Dlu* Lustre. Wo Repair and Service Generator • starter Serv. Carroll's Furniture. FORD TRACTOR, mower, S T I N E 402 E. 2nd FA 2-3832 disk, scoop, good condition. Machinery and Supply Co. EASY Spin-Dry washing ma FA 2-7644. 207 W. 2nd St. FA 28432 31. Poultry • Livestock chine, $30; 1 Strato-llner By N adine Seltzer Haiel Porter Beauty Shop lounge chair, $35. Above Cold Wave $4.uo complete PHEASANTS or Chukara, live NOVEMBER Special. T shirts items 2 yra. old. M8S313. 11M W. 25lb St. FA 2-1321 WASHING Machine Service 3 for $1.00. Army-Navy or dressed. Call after 4 p.m. Free Estimate* on Repairs Surplus. 310 Sanford Av*. NO 4-32(2. READY MIX Concrete, win­ H arriett’s Beauty Nook 28(0 Hiawatha 322-7383 dow allte, UnUla, slaps, F.\— Appt's. 3 Sr. Beauticians 4 SLIDING Doors and traak. blocks, land, camant, rock, 105 So. (ink FA 2-5742 REMODELING - Addition — 31 A. Pet* 8 x 10. FA 2-2076. pipe, steel, grease traps, Cabinets — Paneling — Re­ CHIHUAHUA Puppy. Female. PERMANENT Wave Special dry walla, stepping atones. pairs. License. Mel Robin­ T weeks oki. AKC. Phone GUNS. Buy, sell, trade, re­ 20% off regular price*. Mir»cli! Concrete Co. pair. Oiteen Bridge Fiah son. 838 8138. FA 2-7980. Open Evenings by appt. Camp A Gun Shop. SUV Elm Ava. FA 2-6761 Free parking lot. Servlets from tip to tip. Cut *N Curl Beauty Shop 318 Palmetto Ave. Phone door (1) 3224)831 Phone dour (2 ) 322-8523 PRESTIGE CAR BUYERS 22. Build • Paint • Repair REPAIRS - Remodeling — Additions — Family Rooms —Reasonable — Financing Arranged — FA 2-930) — W'ork direct with Carpenter. 23. Plum bing .Service* Jim Hunt Realty FHA - VA R rnlh Fri. Nov. 8, ’63—Page 11 31A. P eia SWEETIE PIE Good pay, More security, va­ cation and alck leave pay. SO U TH W A R D For free Information Write LARGE S Bedroom, 1 bath American Service. Box 14, House on large lot. 3 blocks INVESTMENT A REALTY from downtown, 2 blocks 116 N. PARK AVE. 322 9173 c/o Sanford Herald. from churches. 508 Myrtle IDEAL LOCATION 19. S itu a tio n * W an ted Ave. House la part of an Floe neighborhood. 3 bedroom •state A needs repairs. House, large screened patio, WORK wanted. Day or week. FA 2-7673. Must be sold to pay bills. corner lot, fenced backyard. Total price $2,500. FA 2-7445 2003 Magnolia. IRONING at home. 322-7791. SPACIOUS Lake front home YARDS cleaned, small Items In Lake Mary. For sale or Seminole Realty hauled or moved. Junk pick­ lease. FA 2-7752. ed up might pay for labor. 1W1 S. Park Ave. FA 2-7539 or FA 2-422.7. BEST buy In Sanford. Frame FA 2-5232 anytime Apartment House. Good lo­ Child Care. FA 2-1X74. cation. Edward F, Lane. JOHN E. F O X DAYS WORK. FA 2-1782. Phone FA 2-3989. BY OWNER. 3 bedroom, lte REALTOR bath home. One bedroom has separate entrance, can US N. Park M «. 32-0553 be rented for Income. Will trade for smaller place. V A - FHA Shown by appointment. Call FA >9848. P ro jie rty M a n a g e m en t & Sulea Broker 2 BEDROOMS, Ite baths. Swimming pool. Furn. or Jim Hunt Realty unfurn. 121 Lake Dot Dr. Sunland. Offers for your selection these Beautiful 2. 8, A 4 B E I N G transferred t h i s Bedroom month. Must sacrifice 2 bedroom Horae. Low down Government payment. $82 mo. Include * stove. 114 Country Club Cir­ Owned Homes cle. #anfnrb HINSON & HEARN PLUMBING CONTRACTING Repaira A Water Heaters THEE ESTIMATES 204 E. 3rd St. 3229t43 PLUMBING Contracting Repaira FREE ESTIMATES R. L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3343 Used Cars If you a rt looking for a thoroughly m oaditloned, both mechanically and appcurance wU*, car . . . don't buy until you've ween the wide Helve­ tian of un«d car* now displayed on our lot. Our policy n«v#r change*. Since 1931 we’ve eold Quality Used ta r n at a Having* to you. Say Thi s. . . Your Best Used Car Buys Can Now Be Found Out W est First S t See Our New “Lot” Of Values! Half - Ton. AntumaUr Tran-.mU-.iun And Healer 1958 Oldsmohile 88 4-Door Sedan, Automatic Tran-mi.■ion. Radio And HraUr 1919 Plymouth Good Transportation Price At A Low 1955 Mercury Wagon 9-l’aSM-ngrr, Automatic TranamUaiou 1962 Falcon Automatic 'I ran»roi»»ion, Radio And llrater I960 Ford Galaxie ( Door Medan. Yulumatic Tratumia»iun. Radio, llrater, Air Conditioning *2 9 9 *5 9 9 *9 9 *9 9 *1395 *1495 Many Olhers To Choose From Seminole Co. Motors ISOI w. FIRST ST. PH. 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Peanut Bovri if possible, the highly touUJ, termined, poru, to maintain ibtir per­ mauling af Melbourne Cen­ talented and undefeated Wild­ fect record for the year. tral Catholic, again meet a wood High School Wildcat*. "Our kids," said Plgott, "art Melbourne school, as the "1 wouldn't ml** this one for going to do exactly what Lees­ Lions travel to Florida Air tha world," said Head Sem­ burg did to us last week. Lees­ Academy, Saturday. Gams inole Coach Jim Plgott this burg knew they wars going Urns la scheduled at 2:00 p. morning aa ha diseuaaad to- against a good ball club and night's affair. to win thoy had to play better. Naturally, aa coach la going Wa know wo*ro mooting a Junior high champioaahlp for to miss one of his awa hall great hall club tonight but our gaama unleu be’* chained to a youngatare are determined to hospital had or something like win It." told by the statistic* that. But P»r*» he "That’s why," Jim explain­ department. Tha Braves couldn’t wait for tha gams's ed, "1 simply wouldn't miss pounded out 10 first downs opening whistle aa ha empha­ It." teams, such as Satellite compared to sue for tha Hur­ sised the peak of "spiritual” Meanwhile, line coach Jim Beach, Ocoee, and LaSalle, ricanes. la ths yardage de­ prape redness tha Tribe has McCoy has shifted Dave Noell and have gained much exper­ partment, tha Braves rolled ranched for thin evening’s af­ to ths Black Ram offensive ience from these contests. up a net of 110 to H for the fair. unit to replace tackle Dal* Florida Air ia a wide open •oath Semlaoisa. Alexander, Alexander h a a learn, and consequently the Tha Bravee cracked Into tha been aaalgned to the defensive Falcons play a wide open •caring column Just seconds Headhunter patrol In plaee of brand of ball. Thl* offense U before the and of the first Henry Finch who ia under the difficult to contain, and Flor­ half. weather and will not be avail­ ida Air's opposition have Tha Hurricanes’ Bab Herfound it hard to develops a able for duty tonight rington In the backfield, coach Dick defense to cope with K. Florida Air la a big, alow, William* haa assigned Mike Fordham to an outside line­ power team, which usci its backer spot and Frank Noell stamina to overpower its op­ lM M Free* blerMtlM*l will be at a defensive halfback position. The Falcons exhibit The Pittsburg Steeleri, the ■lot along with Johnny Ray. a rock-Ilke defense which has only old-line National Football At the safety spot, Buddy only given up four touch­ League franchise never to offensive half. downs this year. Line playing Sanford pulled aff their Ini­ win a division title, arrive et Lawson, will also see duty. Lawson re­ by Joe Kenn, John White and tial touchdewx effort. " lift dune* gulch” Sunday placed Danny Tllllt who waa Jim Savlano help make the Following an Incomplete for • clash with the Cleveland Injured n couple of weeks ago difference for the Florida Air Brave peas attempt, the HotBrawn*. and haa been lost to the locale. eleven. vfcaaea were penalised to their By winning, the Steeleri Tillla, however, will dress out The Faleon'a offense la dir­ •wa 20. With the Brave* la (4-2-1) can not only put themected by quarterback Ray paeeeeelon, ace Sanford quar­ aelyea back Into a contending for tonight's affair. Tavalaro, who la well known "Thla ia our moat game," terback Freak Whlgham hurl­ position, but alxo can throw aa a dangerous passer and declared Plgott ” We know ed * 10-yard pass to Ralph the Eastern Division n e e Into a crafty play caller. Tava­ Stumpf who went cut of * four-team ecramble to in­ we've got to grab thla one. laro la also assisted by Nor­ We've had good practice drills hound* on tho South Bomlnolo clude the Browns (7-1), New man Kurtx and nay Folltano, 10. But tho Bravo* w on pen­ York Giant* (*-2) and the all week. We're not going to who are good ground gainers let the Wildwood club ruin our alised back to tha Hurricane 81. Louis Cardinals (W ), for tha Falcon attack. End fine eeaeon to date.” M m * ellpplnt penalty. But In the Western Conference, George Garett has atso prov­ Kickoff time la scheduled Whlgham on an option ploy the Green Bay Packers and ed to be a threat, in both of­ for S p. m. carried back to tho South Chicago Bear* (bolt) 7-1) face fense and defense. Seminole 14, Whlgham Im­ ■oft touches and their firstThe Lions team men and mediately came up with a 14- piac* tie la not likely to be students are expressing the yard dash around hla left opinion that Oviedo can up­ flank and went In for the TD. set Florida Air and gain a In the Mriy minute* of the MIAMI BEACH (UPI) - second victory in a row. fourth etaaia fullback Ron Left-hooking Georgs Chuvalo Coach Jim Palmer explained. Dudley, on • aovan-yard haul, and Isft-Jebbing Tony Alongi, "We’re working hard this picked up • first down on the both trying to take a big step week for this game; there ii Hurricane 20. Dudley racked along tha comeback road, meet a possibility of an upset.” up throe more yards, Whlg­ The Lions will be depending tonight in a nationally trie* ham carried to the 10 from vised 10-round match at ths on back* Jimmie Courier, where Rally Ogden iped to Miami Beach Convention Hall. Mlkler, Brooks and Gouge to paydirt for the Bravee' asc­ Chuvalo, from Toronto and tear apart the rough Falcon end TD, Detroit and ths former Cana­ offense, Atso CJ1I Jimmy Cour­ Whlgham, tha big ground dian heavyweight champ, was ier can be expected to throw man for tho Brsvss, posted a a alight 8-6 favorite before a lot, repeating his fine per­ total of H yards. Halfback ths fight but tha odds were formance In last week's game. Larry Lott of tho Hurricanes shifting closer to even for Tel llrllhorn. Rex Brooks, took second place In the indi­ Billy Murphy and Jimmy the 10 p.m. EST bout vidual yardage department Saucer, lop defensive men for with U . Oviedo last week, can be ex­ Cager Hurt The Bravee attempted five pected to h* In top form DETROIT (UPI) — The De­ against the Aviators. passes and connected en two troit Platons, having (rouble of them for 17 yards. The As the Lions were lucky (lndlng a scoring p u n c h , in the fact that none of the Hurricanes fired four aerials learned today that Dave Ds- team was Injured in last but none kit the target How­ busichtn will be out of the week's tilt, Ihe Oviedo eleven ever, tha Bravea did Inter­ lineup for et least three should be in good condition cept one South Seminole toss. wcekj. A crowd estimated at 1,400 for Saturday's tilt. Oviedo has braved a chill bressa to wit­ been developing some now ness this year's Peanut Bowl plays, and the Orange and presentation. Black has set up a new de­ fense for Florida Air. The I.ions are also trying lo conquer the last chapter fade out. Oviedo is working on fundamentals and goal de­ fense. Oviedo's starting lineup will By llob Thomas probably remain the same, Herald Sport* Writer with the exception of first Crooma High Panthers will string end Jimmy Fo*. who inset the Campbell S t r e e t has moved to Virginia. High Centipedes of Daytona Cabbage palm is a common Beach Saturday evening at name for the palmetto palm Municipal Stadium hers. of southeastern United States. Thus far tha l’anthera have won four and lost two. Thslr last outing was unimpressive as they fatlsd to ehow any scoring punch and the defense failed to arlaa to ths occasion as It haa done in past games. However, the boys of the Orange end Maroon era not discouraged. Dick E v a n s , Crooma backflsld coach, aesma THE 1963 PEANUT HOWL QUEEN, Miss Ileth to fool that ths optn dal* hurt Morgan, waa crowned last night a t the sixth rathsr than helped. annual presentation of the Peanut Bowl contest. Crooma haa an tiplosiva Her escort last night a t the Sanford Memorial toam and, in my opinion, could Stadium waa Randy Scrum. Misa Morgan, select­ five any team • hard llms on ed from the nine Sanford Junior High School a given day. finalists, was presented with several gifts in Many a n looking forward addition to the crown. (Herald Photo) to tha Jons* High gama but tha Panthers will think about them after Saturday night's CHAIN LINK encounter. Concerning tho Jones High gams, I hsvn one comment: "Tha boyu from PanthsrUnd have thoir work sut out for ED BTC. 1 Walk Gala With Any Ordsr 01 2138 Or Mora. them." Chuvalo, Alongi Fight Tonight FENCE SALE To Urn sad ef 1839. 1,817,004 walls had bssa drilled in Uw U. A t U » . l « *tt «*Ua. 128A1T |M walls, 401,432 dry Iotas and 11,821 service walls. i» ■WW' Li P f ( li. 11 ' H i The Lyman Greyhounds meet the lit. Dora eleven to­ night at • p. m. in the ML Dora Stadium. The Greyhounds are hungry for victory after their last three losses in aa many out­ ings. Too fl'at of these losses came when the Hounds fell to the bands of tha Titusville Terriers 284. The second was when tbs ’Hounds dropped the tilt to the Blue Waves of P. K. Yonge of Gainesville. Last week's outmg with the Attbursdale Bloodhounds was OnDefense AgainstPasses RALPH STUMPF, Sanford Junior High halfback, (11) ia knocked out of bounds on the South Seminole Junior High 33-yard line on a jarring tackle by the Hurricanes’ halfback Ronnie Gre«n (No. 36). Stumpf picked up seven yards on this third-quarter play Thursday night. Sanford Junior High whitewashed the Hurricanes 12 to 0 in the sixth annual Peanut Bowl game. (Herald Photo) About Sports BY JULIAN 8TENSTROM "The coach ia the Individual most Influential in the con­ duct of the athletic program. Ilia influence on boys' Uvea Is almost unlimited, and, know­ ing hla responsibility t h e coach should: "I. Make his work an integ­ ral part of the school system with its educational contribu­ tion. Athletic fields and gym­ nasiums arc among Ihc great­ est laboratories in education. "2. Above all, be a teacher and a master of the principle* of teaching and coaching. "3. Bo loyal to all his su­ periors ai all times. "4. Insist on high scholar­ ship of athletes, and the rigid enforcement of all rules con­ cerning training and eligibil­ ity. "3. Be certain that he has an up-to-date knowledge of what he propose a to teach in Today we want lo put the athletic*. "6. Maintain n fair and un­ spotlight on Plgott, McCoy and Williams. They've done a prejudiced relationship with marvelous job thus far this his players and have their season, The success the Sem­ physical wrlfare uppermost inole* have enjoyed is due to In his consideration at aU soma line football play but times. the top-notch football per­ "7. Insist on and teach ath­ formances have been due in lete i to win by use of fair the type of coaching the and legal tactics only. "8. Allow absolutely no youngsters have received, smoking, alcoholic beverages, Not only are these men good coaches, they’re also gambling, profanity, or obs­ very fine men. In fact, you've cene language at any place or yet lo meet three nicer fel­ any time. lows. They're gentlemen in "9. Strive to be the type of coach that you aa a par­ every sense of the word. ent would like to have coach Not tong ago we ran into your own son. "10. Attend the church of a duplicated sheet that caught our attention. It wa* a "Code his choice regularly and of Ethics for Coaches" at strongly urge your player* lo Seminote. We'd like to call do tho same." your attention to the items listed in this code. When the Seminole High School football machine taker the field tonight against the Wildwood lUgh School Wild­ cats this year's gala home­ coming will reach ill climax. The spotlight will be on most of Seminole High’s topnotch gridders, on Ihe sparkl­ ing SIIS band, and on many of the srhool'i fine students. But* perhaps the most over­ looked crew at Sanford’s Me­ morial Stadium probably will be the men who make up .Seminole's outstanding coach­ ing staff. We're speaking of Head Coach Jim Plgott and his pair of varsity aides, Jim McCoy and Dick Williams. Dick han­ dles Ihe backfield while Mc­ Coy take* on Ihe responsibil­ ities of kreping Plgolt'a line­ men In shape, talented, and ready to perform at peak ability. SANFORD—A grudge race between two of this areas hottest stuck cars and a spe­ cial field of more than 40 sports car* will headline Sat­ urday's action at ths Osceola Airport drag atrip. Ths bi • weekly 8emino!e Timing Association program guts underway with time trials a t 7:30 p. ni. Elimina­ tions follow at 0:30. Official* report tha racing field will bs pushed beyond the IDO mark h / some 40 en­ tries from tha Central Florida Sports Car Club. But the main attraction will be a bcit-two-of-thrre run­ off between Orlando'* Hob Tucker, driving an aluminum body 1063 Chevrolet, and Bed Snell of Cocoa in the AI Hodges Racing Trim'* 1001 aluminum Tempest station wugon. Each has been clock­ ed in tbe IS-second rungo for the quarter mile. The winner of Saturday's grudge match will win | 100. In other competition, San­ ford's Jim Kennedy and his 1062 Plymouth will defend their Top Stock Eliminator title against last meet's top challenger, Gena McMahan. By United Prune International The Georgia Bulldogs sharp­ ened pass defense In a crack­ ing practice aesaiun Thursday and laid plans for stopping smith paw ' tim er Tom Shan­ non in their Gator Bowl meet­ ing Saturday with Florida. “Boy, 1 hate to look a t that lefthander," Georgia Coach Johnny Griffith said, refer­ ring to the lanky Gator quart­ erback. "Shannon ia tha only lefthander we will face thla year, but wa must adjust our defense* solely fo r thla game.” The gama could shape up aa an aerial battle between Shan­ non, who has 85 completions eo fa r th ii year, and Georgia’s Larry Itakestraw, the South­ eastern conference’s leading ground gainer who has 79 completions. Coach Bobby Dodd saya he is having no trouble getting Ida Georgia Tech team "up” for the game Saturday with Florida State. The Yellow Jackets still remember the l i ­ l t tie they eked out with the underdog Seminole* last year. "I’m sura we will be up,” Dodd said Thursday after sending the team through a two-hour workout. "What does worry me, though, is th at even playing our best, cun we whip them !" Starchiefs In League Lead The lllll Hemphill Motorettex had Position Day this past Tuesday. Tha tHarchiefs with 27 wins and V losses are In fir.it place. Ths Tempests 25-11 ars second place, Ths Biviera’a 23-12 are in third and th* Bonneville* with 22 wins and 14 losses ars in fourth place. High games and high se­ ries had Evelyn Mills of ths Tempests roiling a 190 game. Linda Post of ths Ronnevilles, had 188—507. Klta Stein roll­ ed a 180—602 and in a lx-1 Gashorn on tho Invicta* pulled in 181—467. Knocking down on two hard splits, tha wide 6-7 by Mshel Duggan of the Tempests and the 2-6-7 by Evelyn Mills also on tha Tcmpestn. Bolling strikes, the "Tur­ key" made four bowlers hap­ More than three fourths ul py, Mattel Duggan, Eli-alwth the U. S. population suffers llaricli, Isabel Coshorn and from poison ivy at some time, Evelyn Mills. according to Encyclopaedia Brits nnlch. Free F-atlmafra Tbs Greyhounds who hsva been working all week for f t this game a n expected to lake it by at least three touchdowns. The backfield combination of Hundley and Lyle are expected to bs tha big runners of this week's game Just as they w sn last week when they meet the Aubumdale eleven. Tbs linn who did n tremendous Job o | opening the line up for the * 'Hounds backs miking it pot*. Ihie to out do their opponent* •very Gene Griffen who haa beet doing x real fine Job at quart­ erback to far this season la expected to use hU strong passing arm more than usual now that both the starting end* a n back in action. Thursday was spent in • light practice with the prim* motive being defense against the plays the ML Dora teat* will bo using. Tha probable starting line­ up for the Greyhounds: End* —Bill Burkhart, Gene WinkeW man; Tackles— Keith Salmle, Hilton Bennett; Gtsarda — Dennis Flutter, Dick Balmer; Center— Chuck Wagner; Halfhacks— Frank Hundley, Pet* Carlson; Quarterbacks—Gen* Griffen; Fullback— Lea Lyle. Half time entertainment will be provided by the Ly­ man High School marching band and the ML Dora High School marching band. Two Tied In Sinatra Open PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (UPI) — Bob Rosburg, 37year old veteran af ths golf­ ing wars, and Frank Beard, a yearling pro, ran one-two to­ day in the second round of the 250,000 72-hot* Frank Sinatra Open. Rosburg, whs hasn't won a tournament since 111*11, grabtied a ena-strokf lead in tha first round Thursday when ha shot a four-under par 67 on the Canyon Couatry Club course. United Press International LOS ANGELES (UPI) Sergio Gomez, 13414, Mexico City, outpointed J i m m y Fields, 134, Los Angeles (10); Lucio Gomel, 126, Mexico Cily out pointed Jerry Bodbh, 128, Chicago (3); Fernando Gomel, 131, Mexico City, I outpointed Jose Hueso, 13DA Tijuana, Mexico (3). ^ durable! ■ JET SPRAY V Roof Cleaning Clean Roofs Last! I Y E N T SC H 1 Maintenance Srrvire 302 E. 21 PL F A 2-1813 O P E N IN G T O M O R R O W RAT. NOV. Sth FIRST GAME 7:40 P.M TURKEY A DAY Drawing* Each Wednesday at 8 P. M. Ask Attendant For Details COME IN AND SEE THE LIVE (iOUULEKS RONTON SERVICE ST A T IO N M O O R E FE N C E CO., Inc 100 8. Hwy. 17-82 CA88ELBERRY, FLA. a hcarthreakrr to aU of tha Greyhound fans when the field goal attempt wa* ruled no 1208 S. PARK AVE, NORMAN IS. STAB ELL. Eire. V. P. ft Ora. Mgr. SANFORD �J* VOL. 56 WEATHER: Shower* today, becoming partly cloudy tonight; high today 78412; low tonight in 80*. United P m * Leased Wire Established 1908 MON.. NOVEMBER 11, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 58 ■ice la tit* Chase aad Com­ pany lounge, which m e a ls there may be SOME RepubUeaae ia the areas -A n H20 hi *41" That "A* H20" k the chemical translation of one presidential candidate’s name. B o n a roaming the streets at ISth and Sanford a t 12:10 this morning; nearly causing some accidents. * * e Sanford and Seminole Coun­ ty ware a» *a<*pttou to the Statewide precipitation over the weekend. Total rainfall here was 2.16 inches. • • * TROOPER J . L. SIKES* cruiser wns demolished nnd he and an nuxnfarjr trooper were hospitalized aa tha result of a three-car crash Saturday (Herald Photo) night. Several Sites, Two State Troopers Role Ot 2 State Financing Injured In Crash Aides Probed Study In Otepka Case Com m ittee M eets On College Site Two state troopers are ho*- Memorial Hospital. Other trooper* recounted Seminole County's univ*r-| This speclsl session w astterw sy ss s recreational area A half-million dollar com­ pl'elired with minor Injurlee sity slta committee m et thla called aince the 8tat* Board for th* school. Th* county mercial project, facing Lake two motorists fare traffic today that Sherry Lynn Pat­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - , ton, 16, loat control of her afternoon to further plana in of Control announced It hns also has agreed to provide Monroe, is the goal of a group charges and four motor ve­ The State Department Is In­ pickup truck aod it overturn­ utilities, water and sewerage. eliminated 16 proposed sites the county’s effort to have the of Sanford businessmen who hicle* damaged to the extent ed at 9:30 p m. She later was vestigating the rol* played new four-year state school lo­ and retained eight, including It is anticipated the state have formed a "downtown de­ of 53.6*10 as the result of a charged with failure to have by two officials in the ouster two in Seminole County. cated in this county. will narrow the field soon to The state's 675 million bond three sites prior to a final de­ velopment combine." combined crash at 11:30 p.m. her vehicle under control. nf security officer Otto Otep­ issue, approval by the elec­ cision at its Dec. 6 meeting In Two hours later Sikes and ka, whose dismissal has stir, This group's objective ia to Saturday on Highway 436 Just tor* to last Tuesday, Inrlmlea Boca Raton. The counties—six Murray were investigating at investigate the feasibility ot cast of the county line. red up a hornet's nest in Con­ 6200,000 to commence plan­ in all, holding the eight tenta­ the scene, along with Sheriffs Die construction of a cafeHospitalized are Trooper J. gress. ning for this school. Deputy Ted Lewis. tively selected sites—are ex­ trria-apartment-motor bulge L. Sikes, with leg injuries, The two men ar* John R. Tha two Seminole sites In pected to provide soil test bor. The officers said Mra. Hel­ and Auxiliary Trooper Nor­ H. H. HODGES complex on the lake front. which the state continues to inga before th* final selection. Reilly, deputy assistant sec­ en Myers, of Mt. Dura, crash­ man C. Murray at Scminulc be Interested are the so-called The investigation lias pro­ ed Into the parked cars, pin­ retary of state for security, • • * “ Lake Ada site" and the ning Sikes between two and and Elmer Hill, on* of hia gressed to the point that sev­ A number ef minor burglar­ “Charles Lc* site." throwing Murray from the J V U V A ••• eral prospective sites ara be­ division chief*. They w*r* ies and entries over the week­ ST. AUGUSTINE (U P!) — Ths Lake Ada 1.000-aere cruiser. She also was charg­ ing studied as well as the end,including the theft ef The strike-bound Florida E s it site was proposed by the City ed with failure to hav* her placed on " administrative method of financing the pro­ nine pints of wine from Coast Railways has taken its Commission and is located leave" Saturday. car under control. ject. Also, the mechanic* of Locust Avenue beer garden verbal swing a t President east of Highway 17-02 in the The troopers’ cruiser was Officials said Reilly and setting up a corporation to ac­ and the arrest ef a 12-ysar-oId Kennedy and the National Lake Ada srra. It must be complish the group's objec­ By United 1 'iru International a total loss at 62.0UO, tha de­ Hill would remain on l*av# boy in a school. Mediation Board (NMB) — purchased from a number of puty's car damaged at 6150 Forty-fiv* years, another s e e PITTSBURGH (UPI) ~ tive arc being reviewed. the next move belongs to land holder*. and th* Myers' car at $900. while th* department looked Elected to temporary of­ Sanford firemen extinguish­ Uncle Sam. The Charles Lee site eon. By UaR*d Preen International Weatinghouse Electric Corp. fice in the group arc Howard world war and counties* criara Troopers also were Investi­ into th* affair. R*llly and HIU after th* first Arndstic* Day, Twlstera caused minor dam­ and tha United Electrical ed a minor house fire at Sixth The FEC, financially hurt­ tain 22100 acres and Is locat­ gating a wreck on Interstate wero accused by th* Senate Hodges, president nf Sanford the nation offered homage to­ and Pecan Sunday evening. ing and faced with an econ­ ed along SR 13 and the Little age Sunday but accompanied Workers of America (UK) 4 at the Lake Monroe ex­ internal security lubcommltAtlantic National Bank ss day to those who paid th* su­ change this morning. They • • * record rainfall in Florida. 1 have reached agreement on a omic boycott front the fed­ Ecunluckhatcheo River. Four to five inches of rain­ contract covering 6,000 em­ chairman; Francis E. Roum- preme price in quest of p«ace. said a ear overturned and tee of tolling "untruths” about George Touhy, executive eral government, stood firm Lee offered gratis either illat Jr , owner of Itoumillat efforts to tap Otopka's tele­ With a blast of steam whis­ vie* president of F irst Federal in its refusal Sunday to put half of a 2,000-*cr* plot. Other fall were reported Sunday in ployee in six locations. and Anderson Drug Company tles in Alhtn|urri|ue, N. M., skidded on its top for 500 feet phone. Ravings and Loan Association, more than 1.000 union men land holders have upped th* the Tampa area, already mak­ on a guard rail before drop­ as vice chairman, and John with a hushed chapel servico and Mr*. Touhy have return' back to work al llie Presi­ offer, sibling to Lee’s l,Uuo- ing it cne of the wettest No­ Folks Qualifies ping off Th* driver escaped Hen. Rnmaa llruska, (RKrider, manager of th e ed from a week a t San Fran­ dent’s order. FORT LAUDERDALE Chamber of Commerce as at Wheaton t'ollegu in lllinoia, but later officers picked up a Neb.) aaid tho Stato Depart­ acre offer, to increase th* vembers on record. Florida with a quiet tear In many Negro in tha city and were in­ President Kennedy Satur­ holding* to 22100 acre* for the had had a dry year. cisco attending a national con­ (UPI) — Ken Folk* of Orlan­ homea absent a loved one, th* terrogating him at noon at ment “a t a minimum" should A tornado a t Punta Gorda, do took th* big ilep here Sat­ secretary. vention of the U. S. Savings day ordered a special com­ university. When asked to venture >n consider firing RaUly, Hill and Loan League. Touhy mittee to take an "em er­ Gen. J. C. Hutchison, chair­ and two small twisters at urday and became th* first opinion as to the cost of the country offered Ita respect* tha city jail. and David I. Belislo for firs t serves on the law and regu­ gency” look at the 10-month- man of th* County Commis­ i’ahiike* and Wahasso threat­ Republican candidate fur t h e ; <Iowntimn |„ ltallation. Hod* on this Veterana Day of 1963. There were parndrs in prac­ denying and then acknowl­ lations committee, which was old strike which the govern­ sion, auid today most of th* ened Sunday but then dimin­ l mU Florida '” guhcrnatoi ini ox named a figure of $500,000. tically every community across drawn prominently into the ment claims is hurting work 22200 acres will bo given to ished, doing small damage race. edging that Otcpka’a tele­ lie also staled that tho group tho land. Rut in many veterans convention activities because at the nation's Spaceport at the state free of charge, with and causing no Injuries. is moving as fast as possible phone had boon tampered hospital wants, It waa only Missile testing base at Cape ef pending changes in regula- Cape Canaveral. the county having to purchase towards Hid goal n( starting another dty for those left with. . .. , .. Francis O’Neill Jr., chairCanaveral w i t getting pr*» tlena th a t govern insurance of only a few hundred acres ■* a WASHINGTON (UPI) — construction In th* near fu­ maimed nr* mute by the cruel­ man of L \v NMB, *aM Jn Otepka, former chief of th* savings accounts. ......... It l’ii'-orient Kennedy leads the ture. | “connecting Inis' fui all t* i •’to" ',l"" Liu* ties of man's inhumanity to Preiident's order also meant one of th* rainiest tia,o n s in rust ion today In observance ef Suggested improvement to division of evaluation* under property. He emphasized the inclus­ man. its history. make a mull out of Rand Ave- Reilly, waa fired by tho de­ It was sort of old horns that the striking union mem­ Further mote, the, Veteran* Day by laying a ion in the group of represrn Gen. Matthew Ridgway, for­ nu* wilt b« reviewed by tho partment last week on charge* New England and the east­ wrralh on th* Tunib* of th* week at Panama City recently, bers would have to go hack said, the county tatives, himself and Loring according to n letter received to work during a (to-day cool­ agreed to give th* Itite 60 ern Great Lakes area, tha Unknowns in Arlington Na­ Burgess, of both of Sanford's mer Army chief of staff, re­ City Commission in regular that ho leaked classified Infor­ ceived the National Veterans meeting tonight. mation on personnel security today by The Herald'* Mrs ing off period while the in­ acres along some county wa northern plains and the north tional Cemetery. commercial banks, lie said a Award in ceremonies at Bir­ central Rockies all had scat­ Rand Avenu* la th* alley of the Senate group. Janie Shoemaker from Mrs. vestigation and negotiations sound plan of financing would mingham, Ala., Sunday night. tered light rainfall. Northeast­ running between First anj Elsa Forguson. Seems the are under way. b« devised which will allow The award, originated In 1954, Rocky Speak ern New England had coid Commercial Street* next to Ferguson family recently mov­ MIAMI (UPI) — Gov. Net- the banka to participate In goes tn the American who hat Garrett'* Department Store. drizxl* mixed with light enow. ed to the North Florida city this community betterment distinguished himself most as In most of central United son Rockefeller of New York, project. City Manager W. E. from S a n f o r d . Their eon, a veteran during tha current Knowles said the proposal ia Stales and the west conditions an nnniiuni-ed GOp candidate Wayne, returned home from A special committee has year. were generally fair with tem­ for the presidential nomina­ to eliminate vehicular traffic, the first day of school arcomhern appointed by Hodge* to peratures dipping below the tion next yrar, will address meet with the City Commis­ and beautify th* alley a i a p a n I e d by “ Mrs. Shoe's" A tentative county road im about 500 newspaper execu­ normal mark ami expec ted to walkway. grandson, Jimmy. Plans are JACKSONVILLE (U PI) — provement program for the TOKYO (UPI) — Japan'# tives here at 12:30 pm . Wed­ sion tonight to discuss several In other business, th* Com­ for ths Jim Shoemakers and Authorities are Investigating next six months, estimated at stay that way for th* next phases of development. weekend train and mine dis­ nesday. mission will hold a public the Buck Forgusons to have a th« death of an 18-year-oid $100,000, is expected to be ap day or two. asters, which claimed a total hearing on a request to vacate get-together, girl whoae mangled body was proved Tuesday at the regu­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — of 615 lives, turned into • Koop Elected • • * found beside a roadway Sat­ lar scssi \ of the Count) Congress took ita Veteran* East Street between Cypress political issue today. NORFOLK. Va. (UPI) — and Pin* Avenue*, consider On* of the largest schools In urday after it was run over Commis <n. Day recess today with final Opposition parties charged Theodor* F. Koop, vice presi­ ths Scminolt County school by a car. Com Mission also will con­ action on civil rights and a a proposed street resurfacing that tho government was not dent of Columbia Broadcast­ program and consider bids for system has turned in a total The girl, Identified as Teggy sider the letter of resignation S h r e v e p o r t , La. (UPD tax cut still far away but gasoline, diesel fuel and a paying enough attention to ing System, wa* elected presiof $3.10 to the United Fund Jean Griffis of Jacksonville, of Douglas Stenstrom ** * public safety. Tha charges hit —Jacklyn Myers, stewardess with administration leaders dent of Sigma Delta Cld dur­ park* tractor. from 62 of its personnel nt had been released from a pri­ member of the Fast Central in the final 10 days of nation­ aboard the Eastern Airlines talking about otlmr legislative Ry lld cn Glresoa ing the weekend convention of Crooma High School. The per son farm Monday after serv­ Florida Regional Planning al elect am campaigning, giv­ American I-cgion Fair A* th* national journalism socie­ Jetliner that plunged 13,000 achievements. capita gift averages a little ing a 60-day sentenca for Council; a letter of apprecia­ Democratic leaders ara not Injuries Cut ing tho race against Prim* feet In 3W seconds because of soclatmn mad* a smart move ty. more than 63212 and this drunkenness, creating a dis­ tion from School Supt. R. T. feeling especially unhappy at MIAMI REACH (UPI) — Minister Hayato Ikeda it* air turbulence: when it changed the date of school certainly merit* the UF turbance and resisting urres*. Milwce regarding attendance " It was a strange sight, the way things have been go­ Industrial Commission Chair­ bigegst controversy thus far. th* fair from February to Gold Award. Officer* said a man told of <sai Seminole County school November, according to John Held Tn Slaying A second train accident to­ weird tiling. People and a ing, although they knuw that man Worley Brown said today NEW YORK (UPI) — An • * • them he ran over tha girl's children to the "Salute to McCioskcy, president. few small hags and brief- neither nf th* two priority that is massive public rela­ day increased concern over 1H jear-old girl, Bcldi.o StepI.udics Auxiliary of Ginder- liody, but they speculated that Space Science" exhibit *t Or­ caves were Boating on the items—an ft l billion tax rut tions campaign has rut dis­ safety measures but caused Attendance exceeded that of villa Fire Department will the might have been dead al­ lando, and an insurance pro­ other year* even with two tin, in being held without bail ceiling. I had a feeling of ] and civil rights bill—will get abling injuries in Florid* this no serious casualty toll. Only for a hearing Thursday in th* meet a t 7:30 tonight a t the ready. gram for county property. six persons tsrero Injured. ^through the Renata this year. year by II per rent. important fnobal! games sche­ fatal stabbing of her stepfa- weightlesmess." home nf Mrs. I.ouie Bridges at duled In the city tire same tbrr, John Lee Storey, XI, a 26VO Orlando Drive. week. Gate receipts were 26t)-pmind professional box-r • • • higher than expected, George who kms krd out former No official recognition of Maybury, assistant treasurer heavyweight champion Eztard Veterana Day her* today. Ona said. Charles in 1955. of the prim* reasons ia that A slight rainfall faded to Seminole High School draft­ said the adult drafting class from Just last year’* class firms have these young men the American Legion ataged dampen the enthusiasm a fair ing class, taught by Robert held in the evening is well now arc enploycd full time on tho payroll, thus closing its annual fair last week. generates and more people throughout the area. General the gap a little on unemploy­ • • • Schmidt, was host today to attended. passed through the gales on Electric, State Road Depart­ ment and starting careers i* Several iludrnts equipped Seminole County school chil­ representative* of Alartin with llie knowledge gained ment and several smaller a chains Geld. the first two days than dur­ dren somewhat put out, so R. ing the same period one year Company, Orlando. The en­ E. Porter hears, because they ago. Greater interest wai gineers visited the class to had to attend school toslay . shown all around the coun­ review the curricula In an • nil Orange County students ty, McCloskey said, and he FORT LAUDERDALE - effort to make a comparison Sad a holiday on felt the animal display was (UPI)—An Indiana congress In the course offered u> Semi­ Day. of a higher quaUty than ever man warned Sunday there nole County with that in Or­ • •• before. wlU be a "deceptive over­ ange County. They arc spe­ Teachers of English Estates The highlight of the w o r k - throw" of the Fidel Castro cifically interested In how School—a school that won’t long event wa* the Kiwani* regime timed to strengthen these designs will meet In­ aveii be in operation until award, officials said. Kiwamt President Kennedy’s stature dustry standards. Those mak­ 6—have turned in fill to Club donated three gold cups next year. ing the atudy were A. P. United Fund. and these were won by St. Congressman Donald C. Armstrong, chief draftsman; • •• Luke's School tn Slavia for Bruce (R-Ind.) told Voting J. A. Campbell, chief design­ From the l ions Pause the most outstanding boy's Americans for Freedom at er; R. Van Dorm, chief nf word the big membership M l Club, Sanford Junior High the closing meeting of their drafting, and H. E. Handdrive is on. Bill Slringfield for the best Future Farmers annual session here they gartner, supers ivir of design and Carroll Burk# will Association and Boy Scout could expect a change of Cu­ incorporation. tain the two teams. Troop Sot for the top exhibits ban leaders near election Th* fir*t class in drafting Steak going to the winners In their fields. time next year. design vis taught a t the lo­ and cold beans to the loser*. The change la date was He said the deception would cal high school last year. It made and caught toms o r-1be simdar to what he called is a two-year course, with I Points will b* gained by tending meeting*, taking ganisation* unprepared. Me- the "paper blockade" of Cuba three hours each day apent itors and obtaining member­ Closkey said the association during the ertsu last year. with the same instructor. The ships. The contest continues had to decline bids (or floor Bruce charged that Ken­ school has equipment for 2U space, but booths were set up nedy has "frequently" misled students. through Dec. It). e •• outside the building. The the American people. Nineteen embryo draftsmen MARILYN HUNT w as named the queen of the president said they are look­ At th* final bujioe** sess­ are enrolled in the morning Annual convention of the R. \ AN DOKhN (center), chief-drafting of the Martin Company, W pic­ Seminole High School homecoming during halfing forward to next year's ion, delegates voted to form clasa and 19 in the afternoon. Florida Congress of Parents tu re d disc liaising designs drawn in drafting clasa at Seminole High School fair, the date will be set fur a national committee to spot- E. 8. Doug.ass. director of time of the "Fighting Seminole*" nnd Wildwood • and Teacbers will be held w ith (fro m the left) A. J. Bracken, principal, und A. P. Armstrong, J. A. Novrniber, so plan early. "Wildcats" football game. (H erald Photo) | light Communist*. l county vocational education, Nov. 19-21 al Dayton* Beach C am pbell and B. E. llnmlgortner, uf th* Marlin firm. (Herald Photo) Mrs. Robert D. Bee, Longdale, was the winner of a sil­ ver serving service present­ ed for corrrctly guessing the number of inches of ribbon display at the new Longwood Winn-Dixie. s e e DeBary Manor, a center for nursing and convalescent care, will be open for publk in­ spection a t 1-6 p.m. Saaday. Physicians of the area already have toured the new facility. FEC Balks At JFK Order To End Strike Three Twisters Hit Florida During Rains Agree On Pact Veterans Day Death O f Girl Released From Prison Probed Programs Mark Veterans Day City To Study Plans For Mall * To County Due To OK Road Work Congress Takes Vets Day Off November Fair Called Success Jap Disasters Campaign Issue Plane Plunge ‘Weird Thing1 Martin Engineers Visit SHS Drafting Class 'Timed' Ouster Of Castro Seen - � 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 08, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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IB p tu v fl Crisp Kentucky Wonder d ° q ° HEINZ KETCH UP |® f| ° U O ffar aiphaa S a t., N ar. t , 1901 Tasty Indian Summer aw urn to b y tha c la im a n t, hla aa « n t, u r a U o rn a y , and an y a o ,h c la im or demand not oo Ilia d s h a ll ba v o lJ. K tla a h a fh Adam s bharon A s A d m in is tr a t rix o f tha N a t a li of M A VOL.A L lT T t - n A D A U i. Uacaaaad a T K .N M T Ititlt, D A Y in * Viol N T, m il A lto ru ay p fo r A d m ln U tra trla K d w a rd a H u lld ln g Hanford. F lo rid a II T T I F u b ll.h OoL 11, I t * N o*. C ° SEMINOLE PLAZA CASSELBERRY, FLA. HWY. 17-92 & SR 436 ' �* •' r* Board Will Ask College Bonds ^ e t o fc^ S a a tm o c r that old cartoon a t the cow and the question: **So you think yon got two* * N t " TWa item by UPI from Laauwardoa, The Na* thcrlaad*. la worth top blllf Ini: "Veterinary surgeon J. E. 8. Bron aald today he haa Invented a 'brassiere for cows' to keep them from stepping on their uddera when rising from a lying position.'' What will these inventors think of next? • e • President Vernon MUa said ' at noon today tha Sanford Mutual Concert Association director* have extended the membership drive through Nov. 15. Directors are selling family and Individual mem bersbipa for three concerts or interested persons may call the chairman, Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith, at 323-4361. * 10 I TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The Board of Control meets Friday to ask the Cabinet to Issue Itn share of the (75 mil­ lion eoBegu building bonds, bat bonds to buy recreational land may be held up until two law suite are settled. Gubernatorial Candidatee, meanwhile, are as seising tha effects of off-yMtr elections on their campaigns. This and tha two bond programs were Boy's Condition Reported As Satisfactory approved by Florida Tuesday. The Board which gets (45 (75 million bend pec ted to designate specific construction projects and the bond validation la expected to ■tart around tha first of the year. Gubernatorial aide William Kidd said Wednesday the sue of recreational bond* will probably b« withheld until two suits challenging a 5 cent tax to back the band* settled. The tax, passed by the 1963 Legislature, was placed on most sporting goods a t the wholesale level. Hardware and iportlng goods firms have challenged the tax as discriminatory and unconstitutional. Planning li already under­ way on 12 university projects to be financed by the bond issue and Board of Control architect Forrest Kelly said contracts could be awarded in the spring of 1964. Kelly said contractors would l ^6 until VOL. 66 Uni tad Press Leased Wire Established 1906 NOVEMBER 7, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 66 Cowrie Chained In Son's M urd mwA VoteResults Unchanged Official Count ••• To Elect CC Directors Hold Quarterly Meeting Tonight King Auto Ride Stirs Tempest Democrats Lose Percentagewise Navy Shore Chief To Visit Sanford 1 4-Year-Old VictimOf Brutal Beatii (UI'1) — A Cuban exile group here says it plana to hold • world-wide refugee it (ferret murder eharffta referendum next month to have been preferred against a choose leaders to "bring about Negro couple . » In the fetat beattha llbaratlon of Cuba." Ing of their four-yrar-old son. It waa reported this morning Floridan Chosen DETROIT (UPI)—Dr. Rob­ by Justice of tha Peace Hugh ert E. Klein, Gainesville, Fla­ Duncan. ws* chosen Wednesday night Alton R. William*, president-elect of the hi* wife. Valeria Jean A m e r i c a n Association of llama, 31, of 1832 Lincoln Blood Banks at the gruup'a Avenue, are being held withannual meeting here, out bond In county Jail, Judge Duncan aald. 11 Rescued The1Judge Judg quoted the eoupla iving admitted that both PEINE, Germany (UPI) — a* having Rescue worker* brought 11 beat four • year • old Chris tKinnen Young, eon of men safety to the aurfare to­ day from the underground An autopsy at S a n f o r d shaft where they had b-en trapped for two weeks in a Naval Air Station, Judge Duncan aald today, revealed Hooded iron mine. the boy died from Internal In* Juries. Judge Duncan stated Convoy Rolls BERLIN (U PI)—The U. S. that the boy’a Internal organa Army today sent another con­ were injured and a number of voy through the Soviet check­ riba broken. Further, ha add* point a t Marlenborn and the ed, tha boy'a entire body waa Ruesiana cleared the 22 men covered with cute and bruise*. in 10 truck* In only 20 min­ He eald, " It was impossible to lay your hand on any p art of utes. that child's body, arms, legs or head without touching n 4-Month Term 8T. AUGUSTINE (U PI)— bruise or a cut." m Duncan aald ha waa Negro integration lender Gold­ Judge r le opinion thle beating ie Eubanks, already being of tha ice had been continuing held on-a murder charge, was practice the- William* eoupla waa sentenced to four months in i ed laat March. the county jail here Wednes­ married Official count In the city and county elections Tuesday revealed no change today CINCINNATI (UPI) — A CAMILLA BRUCE over the unofficial count re­ Sanford boy was reported In leased Tuesday night after satisfactory condition today the polls closed. following an eight-hour opera* Voting In the city election tins Wednesday for cancer saw only 36.6 per cent of Ihc , of the liver. registered electors turning Eighty per cent of Kenneth out white in the county, as a Harriett's liver was removed whole, only 4.937 voted out by Dr. Lester W. Martin, dir­ of 16.589 registered electors. ector of surgery at Children's Official count In the city Hospital. It was the second • • • A new staggered system of election was: Earl Higgin­ time this year the rare and election of directors will be botham, 1,111, to win a seat The other day the ''Clock' delicate operation has been explained by President Frnn- on the City Commission; reported Santa Claus’ ZIP performed here. cla E. Roumillat Jr. at the Thomas S. McDonald, 793. de­ code number. Today Post "No complications; things Chamt>er of Commerce direc­ feated for re-election, and A. master Ccclle Heard said i went smoothly,” said Dr. tors' quarterly meeting at 7:30 L. Wilson. 1,160, re-elected. letter came In addressed to Martin. He added. "It will this evening at the Florida Official count on the state Santa and read: "Glad 1 got WASHINGTON (UPI) — take several years to see If State Bank lounge. c o n s t i t u t i o n a l amend­ your code number. Please the malignancy has been a r­ The casual loan of a U. S. A nominating committee ments and the county per­ send me some money to pay government-rented automobile rested.'' will tie appointed this evening. missive legislation question my bill*. Me.'' Inst month to Negro leader The doctor said a minimum • • • Ballots will be mailed Satur­ was: Amendment I, 3.128 for amount of liver remained for Dr. Martin Luther King stir­ day and must be returned hy and 1,171 against; amend­ County Commission has red n political tempest today ment 2, 3.518 fur and 831 given tentative approval to a Kenneth to lead a normal in Alabama and Washington. midnight Nov. 15, (100,000 road improvement life. Mrs. Camilla Bruce, Semi­ against; amendment 3, 3,237 The Justice Department con­ The 12-ycar-old’i parents, nole County supervisor of for and 1,003 against, and program for the next aix ceded Wednesday that King months. Commissioner Jim Mr, and Sirs. George Har­ motored from Birmingham to registration, will be recog- county issue, 2,454 for and 750 riett, and his eldest brother nixed for her 15 year* of serv­ against. Avery says "it is being firm­ George Jr. waited the eight an Integration rally nt Selma, School board will conduct ed up and la, by far, the big­ ice to the Chamber of Com­ Ala., OcL IS in a cur that hours at the hospital. Ken­ it* official canvas* Nov. 14 gest program yet.” Formal merce. neth Is expected to spend a had been rented by w Justice approval la expected i t the Douglua Stenstrom will give In tlie unollicial count, two employe. month here recovering. next Commission meeting. a report on the proposed East school millages were approv­ The department said it had • • • Central Florida state univer­ ed and Fred ltisllinc, Ray denied earlier that King had Deputy Sheriff Charles Fa­ sity. Scott Burns will report Slaton ami Dun Rales re ­ Used the government cur be­ DRUM MAJOR Roy Green Jr* Band Captain elected as school Irustrcs. gan did It again last night. cause <*n» of Us attorney*. Ne­ on industrial committee ac­ Norman Leach and Majorette Captain Sharon Douglas Menstrum, w h o A Juvenile escaped from the tivities. Clifford Mckitibin will gro Thcltun Henderson, hud Williams will lead tlie Seminole High School boys farm at Okeechobee, report on progress for metro­ spearheaded the campaign lied in a report to Washing­ homecoming parade at 4 p.m. Friday prior to the for the county Issue ai chair­ stole a car and abandoned It service in politan telephone ton. Henderson's resignation day for resisting arrest with­ homecoming game of the "Fighting Semlnnles” man of the Chamber of Com­ In Orlando, atole another car has been accepted because of Seminole County. out violence. and the Wildwood "'Wildcats'' at 8 p.m. Friday merce university site coniand came here. The boy U In WASHINGTON (U P I)-P o - tho incident, a spokesman inti lee, today issued this at Memorial Stadium, (Herald Photo) the county jail and both cars lillcal diagnosticians began said. Escape Death statement: recovered. running Kentucky and Phila­ But King contend* that a • * • "We were v rrr proud of LONDON (UPI) AR 97 delphia election r e t u r n s “strong case” could bo made th* vnla of the people of our Richard B. Keating, direct* Ihroug*' ^ ‘•rtr computers to persona aboard a Trans-Can­ I U r the u rpar.meiit a -epplyCounty to authurize tha Board or of State Beverage Depart­ day snr, found at least super­ ada Alrlinea TCA DCS Jetlin­ iik him with IranaporUtmn of County Commissioner* to ment, today advised Police ficial evidence of a hackla-h er escaped death Wednesday iiccaum) of the n u in r l a u i call (or a bond election, if Chief Roy Williams to "crack among white voters from the night when the plane skidded threats nii.de on hi* life while MIAMI (l.’PI) — More than necessary, for the purpose of down” on teen-age drinking. race issue. off a London Airport runway 5,000 Russian soldiers left acquiring a situ (or the new Keating aaid almost impossi­ Tuesday’s contests for the In Alabama. Into a muddy cabbage patch Cuba during October, the state university. ble to always prosecute the Kentucky governorship and during a heavy fog. anti-Cadro Cuban refuser or­ "Four of our live silcs must liquor dealers and that the the Philadelphia mayoralty Registration ganization "Sentinel* of Lib­ he purchased. Until bow, the Flmoiidng of tlie new Alta- mil approval of Dim Housing, Bryant Says No police should arrest juveniles had been walchcd for signs County Commissioners bad no montB Springs Recreational Home ami Financa Agency. found with liquor in their to measure the political ef­ Deadline Nov. 12 erty” said today. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — A spokesman for the organ­ authority to do thi*. Should Building gut off to a good Altamonte Springs citizens possession. fect of racial tension*. Demo­ Mains will be put In by the Gov. Farris Bryant said today ization said it had received • • • the Board of Control select start Wednesday night with were reminded today by May crats won both races but by city up to the west line of At­ adoption of tha off-year elec­ Turkey shoot i* continuing sharply reduced majorities. or Lawrence Swofford th a t1report* from Cuba that 3,000 nor of tlie four site.*, the Dm Tuwn Council making un lantic Avenue with Hickmun tion amendment last Tuesday at the Police Benevolent Hq. Philadelphia was given par­ the deadline lor registering Soviet soldier* left Havana Commission is now in a posi­ inili.il pledge of (7,500 Inward In bn responsible for provid­ made it possible for him to to vote in the Dec. 3 munici-jUct. 17. The other* left Oct. construction. tion to call the bond election, on the lake front, l.t. Joe ticular attention by Republi­ ing lines ami arteries within run for ro-eirrtinn but he had later through Havana 1 beliesc that Hie voters ap Hickson says the next is IS cans because the party line pal election is 5 p m. next ^ At Dm same lime Die Recre­ the park. Hickman has agreed, no plans fe mske tho cam­ Tuesday. and the Port* of Martel and proved ibis authority for Die Saturday afternoon. has been that tlw GOP lost ation Committee. Boh Newell. # • » Deadline for candidates to Santiago, the report* said, County Commission by some- Lome Jneb and Mrs. Jenu nfii-r ihe Drat year, to guar­ paign. the 1960 presidential election qualify also will be at 5 p.m. The Russian* took all their thing like a 4 to I majority. p „ U rnnek, w|th Robert C. antee ihe town a fetal of (450 tf you call the Heart office in the big cities. personal belonging*, arms This Is a tremendous vote Weblj „„ arch lt« t, was au- iinnuaily for the next three- Wallace Meelee today or Friday and hear a President Kennedy polled Tuesday. NEW YORK (UPI)—Civil Strange voice, it will be that 68 per cent of the vole in Elected this year will he a ar.d motorized equipment, the and certainly indicate* |!i.i! |horix»‘<l to proceed with plan* year period. After this time of Mrs. Kay Latham, a new Philadelphia, giving him a mayor and two counctlmen report* said. Ihe people of our County are „ni) flpi.Pif)r,,ions for building revenue will come front the in- lights pickets scuffled with dividual customer* locating In police early today in front of "Almost all of Orient* Pro­ overwhelmingly in lavor of .. „ Heart volunteer. K a y is plurality of 330,000 which en­ for the posts now held by the 2.10(1 square foot facility j ^ |, ^ television studios where Alahelping out while Dottle Aus­ abled him to carry the entire Keith Nixon and Frank Gcr- vince has been evacuated by the effort being made to have which will go up on tho west Mr. and Mr*. Fred Faulhabhnma Gov. George C. Wallace Soviet troops," according to our County considered as Ihe tin is out of town for a few state of Pennsylvania. hardt. end of the city property facing er, who up|x'ured before coun­ pledged to battle President possible location for Die now Newbury port Avenue. Qualified to date are Swof- tho exile Croup. __ In Tuesday's mayoralty days. cil with n list of five com­ Kennedy's re-elec Hun cam­ • • • stale university. All of us ap­ election In Philadelphia, Re­ ford and G. W. "Terry" TctTha building will be of con­ plaint*. were assured by May­ paign in 1964. preciate Ihe effort of each Bearing Hawaiian leis and publican James T. McDer­ rault for mayor and Bob Ne­ one who took the time and crete block construction with or Lawrence Swofford that all pineapple from a luau, Paul mott polled about 46 per cent well for Ward 2 councilman, trouble to vole on Dlls q na­ cement floor. It will contain a would be taken under consid­ HST To Speak Bates and Leonard Cassel­ of the vote in his bid to un­ now held by Gerhardt. It) by 38-foot general purpose eration within the nest few tion. Application forms for ab­ berry, of Casselberry Utili­ seat Democratic Mayor TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — room with a 12 by 16-foot j ,|„yW _ "I want to say, ton, how ties, returned home Wednes­ Jam es II. J. Tate. The GOP sentee balloting will be avail­ Announcement that former stags*, a k itch e n and restrooms pleased I am at Seminole'* Decision on paving Second pre(,i,ltnt n « n y S. Truman day evening from Miami share of Hie vote in the last able by Ihe end of next week Fund drive chairman Paul vole on Amendment No. 2. and shower* for boys and Street between Sanford Avt- w„ | ^ Uu. nm)„ ip ,.,ker ha* Beach where they attended city election was 31.4 peri with the ballot* expected to bo ready hy Nov. 18. D. Lewis today accepted a This was the higher educa­ girls, l-ipaco is provided for ana and llermite Trail was m|l(le lh„ yjorido titute Unithe 14th annual conference of cent. check for 11,776.39 as the con­ tion amendment. Next lo lire possible future additions lo tabled until tha next meeting Vrrsity homecoming banquet the American Water Works p,,pulnr feature of tribution hy Sanford Naval yard County, I believe Sem­ the north and west of the pending check on drainage. (j|[B Association and the Florida Air Base personnel to the inole gave Die Amendment its building. Estimated overall Estimated total cu*U for thi* tho Nl)V< 1S. 17 WMkeml for Pollution Control Association. United Fund of Seminole greatest plurality. This is an­ costs are expected to be in the project were set at (4, 780' I old grads. Construction will consist of a | ...................... ....... ................County. The check was pre­ other Indication Dial the peo­ neighborhood of (15,001). Saturday is the deadline (or Council approved request six-inch sub-base covered with sented hy Capt. Robert M. ple of this County are deeply census card returns for the Ware, commanding officer of interested In the very flntot from Dr. J. W, Hickman to six-inch tamp asphalt uud residential area directory to higher rdurational facilities supply city water to Kc-minute sund seal. SNAS. be published by the HinderTlie Ccnlral Florida Coun­ Overseer for the Naval Industrial i'urk subject to fi- Progress report on the muni­ Lewi* explained this con­ for our youth.” vllkr Volunteer Fire Depart­ ment. Cards are available at shore establishment in the cil of the Navy League will tribution is from bare p<-r*on cipal water system showed , „nly. Navy and civilian* Michael's Store in Ginderville anuthraMcrn United Slates, honor him at a 5 p m. creepthat tha work was til.4 per or at 7-11 Store in Sunland Rear Adm. Lawrence ft. Das- lion Sunday at the Orlando | m lancd to n „ vy Attack ernt completed at tho end of am, pit will visit the Sanford Na­ Country Club. On Monday. vvinR October. Mains ill the south Estates. (0 t(,ejr con. val Air Station Saturday en Admiral Daspit will review • * • end of town have been pres­ Mrs. L>rm Each, of Alta­ route to Veterans Day activ­ Orlando'* annual Veterans' tribution. sure tested and moat of them Day parade, then he at Eola Report* In dale show good monte Springs, is a judge in ities in Orlando. sterilized, necessary changes Daspit, commandant of the Park at 10:15 a.in. to deliver progress from the Wing with the saddle horse division of along Altamonte Avenuo are the following units conlribut the Orange County Sheriff* Sixth Naval District, will fly an address. being made and it is expected Ing in excess of their goal: Mounted Posse horse show into Sanford from his Char­ that construction on the en­ VAll-5, VAH-T, VA11 9 ami Sunday ai Fairvlew Park, leston | S. O headquarters tire system will lie in the filial YAH II, staff, and with YAH across from the Ben While shortly after 9 a.in. stages of completion within He will confer with Capt. I hilling 140 per rent of it* Raceway. the next 3l> day*. • • • goal. Robert M. Ware, command­ The low bid of (2.086.11, Additional fund* still are Telegram from Congress­ ing officer of Sanford NAS. submitted by Huller Motors of coming from men ilepluyed man Syd Herlong: "Civil and Cdr. George W. KimSanford for a 1901 pickup with other squadron* in the Service Commission will hold moils, chief staff officer of truck for the water depart­ Heavy Attack Wing line. NaMediterranean. They w i l l an examination for postmas­ ment, was accepted subject complete their fund raising ter at Oviedo on Jan. It. v'al sources said today Admir­ to compliance with specifica­ activities before the Nov. 13 Closing date for applications al Daspit is primarily inter­ tion* and approval of Die gov­ deadline. ts Dec. 10.” Popular John ested in seeing facilities ernment financing a g a n c y . which are being developed to Hie b a s e contribution, Courier is acting postmaster. Council also voted to accept « • • support Ihe new RA-3C Vigi­ Lewi* added, is better than the best bid for email equip­ two per cent o! Ihc total UF lante attack reconnaissance Parents of girls interested ment Item* needed by the de­ goal. in becoming C.lrl Seoul* arc plane. partment subject fe final ap­ The admiral will continue Lewi* stated: "If wc could invited to write Mr*. Law­ proval nf the engineer. NAVY PERSONNEL iiiwijmed to Sanford Naval get the full co-operation of rence Swofford, Altamonte to Orlando in Die afternoon Action ou request to close Air Station have donated ^ 1,37G.7t() to the United all o( the people of Seminole to attend a reception and Springs, who will place them an alley in Stuart Subdivision Fund of Seminole County. Capt. Robert M. Wure, County that we have and are In neighborhood g r o u p * . dance held by the Centra! was tabled pending completion (left), commanding officer of SNAS, present* a receiving from Ihe Navy w« Names, addresses, age, grade Florida War Veteran- Council of tlie town's overall drainage check to i'uul D, Lewis Jr., UF fund drive chair­ would more than break our and school aleudevl should be in his honor at th« Robert plan by tha engineer. man (Navy I'huto) goat this year.” Meyer Motor inu. ' included NAS Gives UF $1,376 Check I * WEATHER: Fair today and Friday Wfh today hi trppar Ma; low tonight in 60a. work Exiles Report : Russians Leave If S a n fo r b I f m tU i Altamonte Building Gets $7,500 Start metaismiui in u * navy, as­ signed for tha laat two yearn to tha Sanford N atal A ll Station. Sheriff*! Deptify Lea K k« aald the stepfather and moth­ er took the boy a t 12:20 a. m. Wednesday to SNAS dlapenaary, where he waa pronounsed dead on arrivaL Rocky Makes ALBANY. N. Y. (UPI) — Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller today announced his candi­ dacy for the Republican pres­ idential nomination end promised an all-out primary fight to atop Sen. Barry Goldwatcr. Rockefeller told newsmen and a nationwide television audience he 1* wilting to make the White House race next year and let Republican voter* decide whether he should be the GOP standard bearer against President Ken­ nedy. Alter reading a prepared statement before television camera* In tho Jammed red room of the New York state Capitol building. Rockefeller headed for New Hampshire where tho naliun's first pri­ mary will be held next March. �ly Abigail Von Bunn dConuunakaM CREATIVE WOMAN Hive IliJ torrent n V .r Pth j t t k for tk* . CWANBEMV CONSERVE recipe to be i«printed. SUM B ta tte evenberry-apple m m « f > i R . ban It to. pit to oak OM to aura, and I gait doing I t Nov whan I rafnaa tte requaai, armyon# ta tte place (aopaclaUy tte waltnaoaa) flora at om aa tteagh t vara tte rada oao. Why do strangers feel It to owad to tte n to te oceonunodotod U tkto way? Or a n I wrong? 1 lb. erenterrtos S Ursa orassM BUria cooking applet V n b v i o f t i and ipplu, ramova >Ndj, leaving paeilas an. Grind oranges end a p p l e • s a d ertabarrto* (which have baas wutod). To aaeb cap of mlitura add 1 cup of iU|ar. MU wall aod (tore ta refrigerator. t e dtod to n y a n t I dtoeuuad It with our mlnlitar aod rvorytklag waa carried •at accertteg to a y kw* band's wishes. Now, my haatead'a fatally aod araa MOT MOVING li Up. pepper vt tap. nutintf Vt cup coarMfy broken peeetu I tbepa. core ayrop to large bowl combine thawed squash, melted but­ ter, milk, auger, salt, pepper aod nutmeg. T un Into greait i ito quart eaioaroto. In irasll bowl combine pecatu with corn ayrup, iprto* kto over squash in caiMroIa. Bate about SO minute* la 400 degree oven or until the mixture to heated through. Serve* When both opponents foilowed to that oaeond club, South waa strolling down the ied riM* te wtm boulevard, He tod a trump to Walter Says of 121 Orients lanowd* t e **•■■■ his act, ruffed another dub Drive waa admitted Sunday tod tte bid-1 only. « with tte queen of trumps would prob-l Thera wasn’t much te tteldrow trumps and conceded a to the Winter Park Memorial Hospital suffering from a up at gsm e1play provided South was | spade trick. kidney ailment g+ ite rm m Pm * Ia Pam JJJM 1 ? 14 teas g— That ate bai s duty to terRkely te t e happy, loved sad admired to tte ooa who tea self to m ote tee most of learned that a charming wo­ whatovor looks nature gave man lever talks about her bar. That tho way a woman health, ter personal troubles, walks and talks sad smiles la more Important teas any­ TV RENTAL thing ate can buy la tte way • Bales • Berries of beauty at a drug store. Seminole TV That even In this day and FA 9-4999 ago a woman'a reputation to laalte Cater TV Sato bar moat valuable possession. MM Baofevd Ava. That tte job of bomemaking la no lowly occupation, but offers a woman her best Crepe Myrtle chance of expressing bar whole personality. In Bloom That a sunny disposition and a wirm smile are ter A LL bast weapons. S IZ E S Grapevine N ursery 1211 Grapevine Ava. FA t-MM “Beotia Dealer" k )\ji c i a r \( f MIDI I N T Ml A I R R I TZ Water Program In DeBary Mra. Ralph SUveae of thorn who like squash. Laagvoed g lv u aa ter HAM­ BARED PECAN SQUASH BURGER B U M S roript. Z iz-oi. pkgt. fr o m squish That'a right, tt’i Bums. H cup melted batter Hb lb*, lean ground beef H cup aodlluted evaporated 1 medium onion, grated aall, pepper and Aceeat to pleaia By Oswald Jacoby toad. Sooth imble on a Club Presents Personals Musluuuin Blend all ingredients wan. Split 1 pkg. (I) hamburger buna. On each half put a • e o o p of abovo mixture. Spread even. Put on cookie ehaat and bake in a 375 de­ gree oven for about 90 min­ ute*. Make a u open bune. Green seedless grapes are on the market now so hero to a tempter to try, HEAVENLY GRAPES 4 cups green seedless grapes 1 cup sour cream brown sugar Wash grapes, drain wall. Combine grapes with sour eream. Pour into a large bowl or Individual dishes. Sprinkle tope generously with brown sugar. Serves 9. Another tempting, colorful dish to JELLO DELIGHT using Coca Cols. 2 pkgs, black raspberry Jello 2 cups hot water 1 ean black sweat cherries (drained) 1 10-ox. pkg. frotca straw­ berries (drained) 1 Coca Cola 1 cup broken nuta 1 cup small or chopped marshmallows Dissolve the Jello in the hot water. Measure the drain­ ed juices and Coca Cola. Add water, enough to make 2 cupa of the cold liquid. Pour this Into the Jello and hot water mixture. Add the remaining ingredients, pour Into mold. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Grun­ dy, formerly of Winter Park, By Ruth M illett moved last week into their new home on Dolores Drive H ist boredom ta a weak­ to Dol Ray Manor. ness, sot • adga of superior­ ity. That tee woman who ex­ pects a man to spend his life THURSDAY trying to make her happy Ladles Society of tha Bro­ has read too many love stor­ therhood of Locomotive Fire­ ies. men and Enginemen meet* at That seatotss Is oca of 9 p.m. at the horn* of Mrt. the important foundations of C. H. Goethe, 210 South Maple femlnlM attractiveness. Avenue. That It la every btt aa Im­ FRIDAY portant for a woman to be DAR plena meeting at tha liked by other women aa for home of Mrs. R. E. True, In a man to g«t along well with Lake Mery, atartlug at 2:30 other men. p.m. Mrs. Olive Scott, heraldic Thai the least attractive artist end lecturer, will be tralto a womsa can have art guest speaker for tha day. While making popcorn balls snobblnihoess, b o a e i a n s a , Members requested to bring or even popcorn strings for slopplnesa and spltefulnesa. their cost of arms. that Chrlitmis tree make this POPCORN CAKE 1 cup sugsr 1 cup white corn syrup 1:0* t l ) Nawacop* ( I ) N ew*. W e ttk a r, ■porta I:1 S l> e d ito ria l • i l l (l> Nawa, Opart*. W aa- they 1:10 ( I ) Hporla • I* C> llu n t la y - B rln k ta y ( f ) Nawa— W a lta r co nh it * ( I ) Nawa— W as C ochran 0:41 ( I I C nehaatad M irro r ll*e (1 ) IIK l.m a n (01 llu n lla g Jk F lih t n g ( l i V ir g in ia H oys T:10 C l Tam p U H ou .ton I I I I'a a iw o fd C l F lln tito n a e I . N C l R aw h ld * C l Donna Rang 1:1* C l U r. K ild a re ( t l M y T h ra * Io n * 1 :4 * ( I I Ulng Croaky dhow • ;** ( l i J o c k L a L a n n * C l Jim m y b a as 1:14 ( I ) l l a i * l (C olo*) t t :M ( ! ) K r u f t Suaponao T h a a ta r C l N u r ia , ( I ) K . l l , ( lama Show l l : I S ( I ) Th a Hiory of A •’W re stle r" t l i l l (1 ) C l Nawa, W a a lh a r, B p o rta ( I ) Nawa — M urphy M artin U :t e C ) Nawa, a p a rt*. W aath a r t l r l l ( I ) T h a a ta r o f tho Rtaro l l : l t ( t ) Jo hnn y Caraon (C o lo r) lo c a l By Mra. M a s M alar T V DeBary Garden Chib mat at tte DeBary Commun­ ity Center with Mn. C. E. Butler pre*idlng. During the brief buaineai aaaitoa Mn. Jamea Duffy waa namod bow recording secretary, replac­ ing Mra. H. Barry who railgned due to tbo prolonged Ulaeas of Mr. Barry. THEY NEVER SEE POLISH — W A S H ’EM — REAMS’ BRUSHED PlttKItfcASWL SHOES ;et as presented by the Ex ecutlva Board. Thera will not be a flower abow iponaored by the DeBary Garden Club thto year. Goeit epeaker waa Dr. H. It. WUbur of Daytona Beach, who epoke on "Water Conaervation." PUMPKIN BURGERS Z Iba. ground beef 1 tbep. Wesson oil 1 medium onion chopped % eup hot water 1 cup catsup Vt cup tomato juice V4 tip. nutmeg Vt tip. clovci 1 tip. chill powder 1 tip, eah Vt tap. pepper I eupa canned pumpkin • hamburger buns Brown tbo beef in a heavy skillet with the 1 tbsp. oil. Add ehopped onion. Continue to cook for 9 minutes, to a large stew pan cook the fol­ lowing: catsup, tomato juice, nutmeg, elovea, chili powder, aalt, pepper. Bring to rolling boU. Add tha meat, onions and the pumpkin. Simmer for IS minutes. Serve on buna, gar­ nish with pickle slices. INDIVIDUAL VEAL FILLET ROLLS 2 Iba. boned veal steak, 1 tech thick M lb. sausage meat favorite seasonings 2 cups chicken bouillon Pound itesk to flstten to H to Vi Inch thickness. Cut Into 4 serving pieces. Spread each piece with sausage meat, roll and fasten securely with a skewer or string. Season, brown to hot fat. 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With just a turkey luncheon at the Con­ twist of a bit of wlra and s gregational Christian Church. snip her* and there, lira. Twenty-one membera were Morgan showed the group present for the luncheon and how to make an elegant wreath out of chicken wire, business session which fol­ podocarpus, spray and shiny lowed. The Sanford club was Christmas balls. organised two and one-half With her magical touch, years ago, with seven mem Mrs. Gsnas created arrange­ bers. ments that membera fever­ There are 20 membera at ishly copied and proudly took ihe present lime and the home where they will add group meets once ■ month on beauty and pare the decor for the first Saturday at the Con­ the holiday activities. gregational Church. Not lacking creative talent It Is a social organisation, In their own ranks, the club with no dues, "where the mem­ provided a most interesting bers meet for lunch, have a and productive afternoon with short business meeting and club members, Mrs. H. E. enjoy programs and facial Sandusky, Mrs. Joe Smather* companionship. and Mrs. Paul Poor taking Anyone Interested in joining the curtain calls. With a nom­ Is invited to attend the next inal expenditure, Mrs. Poor meeting on Dec. 7. when a demonstrated how blotter pa­ Christmas party is planned. per of various colors, coupled with clear spray can create MRS. ROBERT C. MARTIN, left, and Mrs. J. O. Gregory display some of a handsome table for holiday the Christmaa wreaths made at the Lake Mary workshop. Mrs. Gregory, guests. Mrs. Smathers and Fine Arts chairman of the Lake Mary Woman’s Club was In charge of Sandusky revealed how a bit of nimaglng through the at­ the workshop. tic and finding such items as old 78 records and other ma­ terials can be turned into wall decorations that will draw Alisa Sandra McKinney, rave notices. daughter of Alra. Mary Mr* Surely "Ole Santa” won't Kinney, left last weekend for forget the committee mem­ three week stay in the bers who worked so hard for Ghosli and goblioa Invad­ and Mrs. tfogcr Garner, Mr. A fruit cake, frosted and Mrs. Gregory and Mrs. 0!an north and to attend Ihe Inter­ Bout well, the program chair­ decorated with candles, was ed the borne of Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Sterne Unite, Rick nationa) H one Shows, man. On Santa'a list will be served th« members of the Don Cahill when membera of Walker and Mrs. Faya Stet­ She first stopped in Mary­ Mrs. John C. Noel, Mrs. Ills and Her Garden Club by the Theta Epsilon Chapter of son. land for the dressage tryouts. MRS. JOE SMATHEUS, left, and Mrs. Harry Mrs. Alfred Van Wormer to Poor, Mrs. William D. ShatBeta Sigma Phi gathered for Thla was the first time the in­ 8andusky demonstrated how to mnkc Christ­ tuck, Mrs. Richard Davidson celebrate the fourth birthday a Halloween party. ternational hone shows in the man wall decorations and beautiful trays from of the eiub as well as give and Mrs. Robert C. Martin. U. S. had held regular dress­ The costumed guests were a Thanksgiving touch to the old records. Guesta who came to collect age classes in connection with Ideas included Mmes. Ray­ Nov, 4 meeting held at her greeted by tho host and hosthe shows. mond Balt, John lloganson, home in Chuluota. less, who were cleverly dress­ From there Atlas AIcKinncy John F. llarlow, Tom Galla­ Mrs. Van Wormer. who Is ed as Mr. and Mrs. Satan. went to Washington, D. C. end gher, A. W. Epps Sr., snd L. a past chairman, met with The patio was decorated attended the show there. This E. Lcepcr. They weren't dis­ Mr. and Mrs. George R. Boulwith bright Jaek-o-lantcrns, Members of Ihe Friendship week she is in New York City appointed! They went home den, Mr. and Mrs. Howard with bags chuck full of Kennedy and Mr. and Mrs. black cats, witches and indi­ League of the Congregational end will attend the Aladison "how-to” instructions a n d Charles E. McCune on Nov. vidual tables centered with Christian Church are sponsor­ Square Garden International heads danrina with dreams 1 t»3» and organised the colorful pumpkins. T h e r e ing s ''Thrift Sale” this Fri­ Show. She has been staying with of the coming Chrlilmaitide. garden club. Membership now were tubs of crisp red apples day on Use back lawn of the for bobbing and Mrs. Rick college friend* in Ihe various numbers 20 and recently was Walker won a prlxa for the Church Parsonage, 111 South plate* she he* vUltcd. limited to 25. "spookiest” costume. She was Palmetto Ave. ‘‘Hints and Short Cuts for dressed as a witch in a long Hours will he from I a m. Florida Gardeners" was the black cape, tall hat and to 3 p.m. anti it it open to the subject of the program con­ wltch’i mask* with a hook public. Good used clolhlng, ducted by the hostess. The nose. home prepared foods and use of materials usually dis­ Mr. and Airs. Paul fcewlx other useful items will bo on carded. such i s milk car­ The G. W. Dodson home on portrayed Anthony and Cleo­ sale at bargain prlcex. Crystal I.nka in Lake Mary tons, pickle Jars, plastic bags patra ami won prizes for the Mrs. William Burtscbe, was the setting for an inform­ and bottles, Ice-cream sticks most original costumes. The president of tho Friendship and pine needles, as well as al party, Tuesdny night, with group enjoyed several games League; Thrift Fair commit­ Mrs. Kathryn Dodson, hostess. tilings not usually associated and listened to recordings for tee members, Mrs. M. West, with gardening such as moth Mrs. Dodson introduced a Iho remainder of the evening. Airs, Ralph Hammond. Airs. special truest, Mrs. Louise Alt. balls, ice cubes and chic­ Sandwiches, coffee and cake Alice McMillan and Alisa Dor­ ken wire, was explained. Al­ man, from Casselberry, and wert) served in the Florida othy Heath and other league most 40 suggestions were former neighbor of theirs. room. Others attending were members will be on hand to Part of the entertainment submitted, including several Dr. and Mrs. Thomas l.ar- help customers make their scoffered during the evening given by members, gen, Mr. and Mrs, Rob Mc­ Mrs. William W. Dill, form­ Kee, Mr. and Mrs. Uob I)e- leciions. was special music provided live by The Troubadour Trio, erly of Altalla, Ala., was wel­ klr, Mr. and Mrs. Jack composed of Birger Wester, comed 'as a new member. Erickson. Mr. and Mrs. Wal /ou’re an Ivy-covered Rill Dodson, and Hurry West­ Guests of the club were Mrs. lace Peacock. Jasper Smith of Akron, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Al Davis, Mr. er. visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ros- and Mrs. Bill Rivero. Mr. and Snacks of potato chips, as­ coe C. Morrison, and Mrs. Mrs. Randy Reynolds, Mr. MRS. VOLA WERFELMAN with two of tho sorted rookies, snd coffee William Lampinen of Second candle arrangement* she learned to m u ka at the were served during the eve­ Street. Lake Mary Woman's Club workshop. ning. The group also enjoyed Improve Your The Dec. 2 meeting will he playing a variety of games, SKATING held at the home of Mr. ansi and several prizes were Lciwnne For All I’haaa* Mrs. Russell J. Hammond of awarded. Fourth Street at 11:30 a m . Other guesta attending Melodee 8KS U The program will be a Christ­ Onora Road FA 3-9333 were: Mrs. Joe Smathers, mas workshop. Mrs. Harry E. Sandusky, Mrs. Mr. and Mra. Charles Vir- Iheir honor, Margaret Dobbins, Bobby ginac of. Dellary Avenue have Keefer, Mrs. France* Wil­ Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Sailas their bousrgursts their kamp have as their current banks, Mr. ilnl Mrs. Bob daughter. Mrs. Irvine Plonk housegucsU their son in-law Jones, Carol Dodson, S. A. of Warren, Mich. Mrs. Plonk and daughter, Mr. and Mrs Dobbins, Mrs. Jack Keefer, A L W A Y S P IM S T Q U A L IT Y will visit for about three John McL'lain, of Port Elisa Jo Ann Keefer, and Carl Dod weeks in DeBary. ion. holh, N. J. Tbs Chrltttnaa spirit cam* •arljr to members and gueiti § a ( the Lake Mary Woman-* Club as they gathered recent­ ly lor e workshop on holiday decoration i . The Chamber af Commerce building took on the aspect of Santa'a North Pole headquarter* as mem­ bers, busy as the Jolly old gentleman's elves, worked to create l o v e l y decorative items for the upcoming fes­ tive season. Mrs. J , 0. Gregory, chair­ man for the event, garnered Miss McKinney Attending Horse Chuluota Club Observes Fourth Birthday Cahills Host For Sorority Shows Halloween Costume Party Mrs. Virginia I'etroski, Welcome Wagon hostess, re­ ports the following new fam­ ilies welcomed recently to tua Sanford area: Mr. and Mrs. L, L. Applegate and children, Robert, Robin, Rhonda and Rebecca, from Ocean City, Calif.; Atr, and Alra. U. V. Bowlin, Annice, Buddy, Jimmy and Hen­ ry from Funiac Springs; Air. and Mra, J . F. Brunson from Orlando. Mr. and Airs. R. D. Hammctfkhr. Douglas. Robin and Therein from Whldby Isle, Waits.; Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Morgan f r o m Atandcvlllc, Tenn.; Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Ogden, Ronnie and Cathie from San Francisco, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Pugh from Durham, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rich­ ards, Pcle, Tom, Patty and Timmy from Winter Haven; Air, and Mrs. N. E. Ward, Ear! and Evelyn from New Brunswick, Ga.; Air. and Mrs. II. J . Altshuler and Cindy from Jacksonville Beach; Atr. and Mrs. J. 11. Buiiard,, Sue Anne, Edith, Steven and' Ed­ dy from Philadelphia, Pa. Air. and Airs. J. L. Cleary, Shannon, Ruark and Shawn from San Diego, Calif.; Air. and Mra. C. R. Graves, Chick and Cathy from Atemphia, Tenn.; Ur. and Mra. R. J . Harrell. Chris and Susan (TOm Stmnyvalc. Calif.; Mr. and Mra. W. R. Jcnolagt, Mark and Karen from Orlan­ do. Mr. and Mra. Dennis Loadberg from Orlando; Mr. and Mr*. J . A. McConnell snd John fro*?. Tallahassee; Mr. and Mra. V. Ruts, H arry, Mario and Edna from Roe* Raton; Mr. and Mr*. Bobby Warrne from Dublin, Ga., and Mr. and Mrs. 8. H. Wing, Steven and Stephanie from Brunswick, Maine. A “yep” or "nope” answer from children on the phone leaves a phone caller up in the air. Teach children phone manners. GRAND OPENING SPECIALS FREE! FREE! Silver Dollar given with every | Shoe Purchase A ' League Floral A Plain Plans Sale Friday Dodsons Entertain In Lake Mary JERSEY Easy Sew — Easy Cere LUXURY MATTE* Washable Amel MILADY'S SHOPPE Of Flos Fabrics 108 8. Park 323-0311 PLU S Frea Sliver Dollar 7 ir « $ f o t i« Canvas Shoes Guaranteed Waahabk SUPER SERVICE tFDQUlfe OPEN rTO SERVE! YOU BRAKE ADJUSTMENT LFRIDAY TO, .9 . P.M .. 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It n a north of tho 1901 them. But this would be something lino, but It Is shown In differobi places on different maps. far more worth fighting for Then then wss sn unofficial than a stretch of desert. Com* •Owed Dm” line, following s munlst propaganda has than* sometimes dry and sometimes fore ban whooping it up flooding river that shifted against ths Rothschild bank* course after every rain. A ing Interests in Paris for 1938 Trinquet Uae la accepted backing Moroccan claims to keep control over tho iron. by the Algerians aa border. Morocco baaon a claim to ThJe would make it aa eeoterritory south of this lino on nomie war. two official letters from the At ths All-African Confer­ Prench government; one to ence In Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, the late King Mohsmed V has last summer, the new nations not boon released. A second agreed that for the time being letter to his son, the present they would accopt boundaries ruler King Hasson II, has as set by European colonial been released. It move* the powers. Ths dispute la ths Trlnqust Una south and oaaL first break in agreomnt. Furthermore, on the bail* of Tho gnatest danger as sow tribal sum alns at the middle ■sen la that if this dispute ■gee, Morocco laya claim to cannot bo settled among tho not only what Algeria consid­ African powers themselves, it ers her westernmost territory, may deterionta into a battle but also to 8panieh Sahara between tiro philosophies of and tho Islands republic of government that could split Mauritania, all Africa. Morocco now haa no common Algerians supporting tbs frontier with Mauritania. To new regime of Premlsr Ahmad gain n corridor from southern Ben Bella will say that Mor­ Morocco' to Mauritania—ac­ occo la backed by the Western cording to the Algerian ver­ Imperialists trying to over­ sion—Morocco "invaded'* the throw African toclsliam. westernmost triangle of Al­ King Haesan’a supporters geria. This la when tho fight­ will aay that making any ing Has been, around the agreement with the Algerians towns of Tinjoub and Tindouf. would bs playing Into tho The situation la complicated hands of Communists whs by ths fact that this a n a la want to destroy his kingdom. will to administer be strictly neutral aa the AJgerian-Moroccan border die* puts. But this Is so compliested an issue it must bo watched elotely. It la aet yet eensldored a split In the Arab Leagua or a teat case for tbe existence of tho now Organisation of Afrta s Unity—OAU—set up at Hard Problem It may not be true, aa charged, tju t'jou can prove anything by staTaka tbe matter of marriage and tllWWte In 1M0 — latest year of record — 890,000 married couples in the United States were divorced. Tkla wee approximately onefearth th e number of marriages la the U. B* that y tar. So yoar first Impulse — unless you’re a statistician — la to assume that ana of every four U. 8. marffaune ends In divorce. BBt the Marriage and Divorce StatJatice Branch of the U. S. Public Health Service (how does health get into thle?) shakes its head. A truer comparison, says U8PH8, Is to put the number of annual di­ vorces up against the total number of married women IS years old and older In this country. Do it this way and you find that only one UJS. marriage in every 109 ends In divorce. Now this is more like It. Maybe we Americana aren’t so divorce-dizzy after a ll But w e l t - not nettled quickly, however, the dispute might bo brought before the United Nations Se­ curity Council aa a threat to Is It accurate to compare one year's divorce crop with ALL surviv­ ing marriages over the years? Wouldn’t It ba fairer to match the total number o f divorced men and There U a legitimate bord­ erline disputa between Algeria and Morocco, going back over 100 yours to Ottoman ampin days whan sultana ruled all ef North Africa. After the area became a French protectorate, a 1901 Protocol of Paris eetabllehed an Eaat-W’eet borderline be­ tween Algeria and Morocco. It ran south from the Mediter­ ranean to Flgulg, then jogged southwest to Guir. No dJ*|nits here. All the argument concerns extension of tho lino from Guir to tho northeast corner of Spanish Sahara. This 600 miles of desert on the aouthem elope of tho At­ las Mountains la largaly unin­ habited. French military com­ manders shifted borders at tha total number of undivorced men and women In the same age group? Or would It? And even If we did do It that way, bow abuut the fact that many t>f these ladies and gentlemen may have been married and/or divorced more thaw once? C o n fu sin g , I s n 't I t? Regardless of itatlatlcal shenani­ gans, It’s • sobering thought that In ona year 890,000 once-happy mar­ riages hava gone down the drain. It la even more sobering to re­ member that more than 850,000 chil­ dren have been left aa Innocent and confused and helpless victims of these broken homes. What of their future? No matter how you figure it, it adds up to tha fact that wa ought to be doggoned careful when we wed — and then do our darnedest to make it work. CASE Q-191: Fred J., aged most helpless In such > situa­ had st Istat n *'B." And so should ths other claaimaUi 34, was a graduate student tion. Phil Newsom Soys who htd Joined him In launch­ It I* standard administra­ enrolled in a large California tive policy that the professor ing that Conservative League. University, For they were the top itu> Is the dictator of gradca for He was taking a course In his own courses. ■lento In the Claes. And top economics, taught by a very Besides, unless tha prof ■cholera certainly merit no liberal type of professor. hands beck the exam papers, lower than n “B” mark. In Rabat, a UPI correspond­ ued military maneuver! to struggle of opposing Ideol­ Fred end eeveral of the tho typical atudent haa very Alee, eeveral departments ent just back from tha scene negotiate from positions of ogies. The revolutionary a*other top student! in the little evidence to prove his In college education have been elallsm of a Nasser or a Boa course realised they would side of tha case In a conflict Infiltrated the past gsnare* of the desert fighting along strength. Bella cannot for tong tolerata tha Algerlan-Moroecan fron­ But these w en moves view­ need, to parrot beck this about grades. lion with ultra liberal profs. peaceful co-existence with a tier, eat down at hi* typewrit­ ed from the short term. pinko’s Ideas in order to win been carried to the point of In fact, we have two schools But Fred was an oldsr man Ben. Barry Goldwater (R- stration's recent trouble with frankly pro-Western Tnniela er and endeavored to sort out la tha longer view, Ben and alao a brilliant attorney, in Chlcagoland that are pop­ Aris.) should be able to lick tho civil righto bill In tho abeurdlty and political dis­ good grade*. or tho monarchies of Libya, Bella ef Algeria and King 8# they did. And Fred's with a law degree. So he re­ ularly known ee “Communist U s impressions. Gov. Mflaen A. Rockefeller House Judiciary committee honesty. Morocco, E t h i o p i a , Saudi ", , . like something out of Hasaan of Morocco had be­ to nay showdown dsbate of flowed from the ambiguous Platforms now are written marks ranged between “A" sented this black mark against Colleges." Arabia end Jordan. wrote UPI man Beau Geste,” come the personifications of a tbeir disagreement on what a specifications ef civil rights to Include something for ev­ and “H" all semester. his superlstlvo scholastic rec­ They are brainstorming struggle convulsing both the presidential platform should action to which the Democrat­ eryone — vote catchers, Tho their students more disast­ Carlos Monde. That is, they did until two ord. Indeed, It scarcely seemed Arab and the African worlds. ic Fatly pledged Itself In tha platform writing committee week* before the end of the ■ontain. For Fred had never re­ rously than did tha Commu­ eight data palm trees. No Rockefeller wants an Item­ t9B0 presidential campaign. ef any national convention la term. ceived even a "D"agrade, not nists In Keren. Ben Bella !> a dedicated so­ H hac been tha custom, a pressure group lobbyist's ised platform containing speThen this pinks professor to mention an "F,” either In For their graduates new ge town. No vegetation except for cialist, an admirer both of cifW promisee on such major howevsr, dor political parties paradlsa. learned that Fred and some undergraduate school or Lew forth, apparently an respect­ those pitiful palms clustered Nasser end Fidel Castro of Editor, Herald: around one welL . . V leiuos aa taxes, foreign old to make specifie promises. 8», Cuba. Mupposa the apokeimen for of hie other top students had School or aa n graduate stu­ ed men with graduate doOnce again Soutiuide School Indeed, It scarcely Beamed And Moroccans ask Western end elvH rights. Rockefeller defends a well tha NAACP and other Negro organised Conatrvative dent. grass, to taka teaching posts has chalked up another high­ Goldwater Is against that. established position in his pro­ organisations appears Iwfore League among tho under­ reporters! So Fred stormed Into the elsewhere end thee further worth a man’s life. ly successful Halloween Car­ But around the small Basal The senator went* a platform posal that the Republicans do ths oommlttoe to proclaim ag­ graduates. "Have you forgotten Cuba)’’ nival. dean’s office end In no un­ contaminate high school and BeIda oasis man were dying, •insisting ef a statement ef likewise next year. Only If the gressively tint there are mil­ In Moroccan eyes, Morocco This caused him to go al­ certain terms he exposed this college youth. Think you so muck for tha Republican principles without platform were specific and lion! ef Negro voters in key most berserk. Ho ha gavs Fred pinko professor. Last ysar, for example, one oven as leaders of both Africa stands between Nasser and a part The Sanford Herald play­ and tha Arab world mansuvspelling out promises to do satisfactory, Rocky said, would etatea and that they want U. and the other top students an socialist federation of North ed in helping to publicize this Then the dten did some­ of our 10 largest universities Ihla that and the other thing. he support Goldwater If the 8. Senate rules changed to "F" for the course I Africa wherein private enter­ thing unheard of in college abolished tho requirement that •rod for peace. There wore compelling rea­ prise would bo (object to na­ event, which haa become a Rockefeller has precedent senator were nominated for prevent filibusters. This illustrates one of tha circles. collage freshmen mutt take sons for settling tho quarrel tionalisation, political opposi­ part of local tradition. gelng for kirn. It la customary President. Far the deen Immediately American History! Most of the politicians seek­ typee of bullying that takes Anno Aiken The weakness ef Rockefel­ for tho political partite to Instead, they ere now quickly. But there also were tion crushed and free enter­ ing the presidential nomina­ placa not Infrequently on crossed out ths "F" and sub­ Altai Susie Spook reasone why peace would not ler's position and the strength make specific promises In prise discouraged. stituted e "D* grads. FORCED to study Asiatic or tion are pretty sure then to American campuses. come eaelly and why, If It did thslr presidential platforms, of (ioldwater’s opposition Is Thera alto la blttarnua In For tha usual student is alActually, Fred should have Russian history] endorse the proposition and come, It might prove na Il­ Morocco growing out of a be­ gome of tha Kennedy admini­ that platform apeciflca hava denounce fillbustera. They do COMPLETE lusory aa Arab or African lief that tha Wastern world la that to win delegate votes In unity. more Interested In tha oil of OUR BOARDING HOUSE the convention and Negro A compelling r e a s o n for tha Algerian Sahara than In INVESTMENT SERVICE votes In ths election. They en­ peace waa a fear that. If con­ tha rights or wrong* of Mor. Listed and —Hated 'fouTt-Uiw Madam/I YfLoaf At-nut* i-rr /u" i l dorse and denounce even If tinued for long, tha righting occo’s eaaa. \ — 1 DOA4 . rirtECkW OOE.yrr flClZtOFTHAT Securities nWM*MA30R, 1/ LdAVOSWAlo/ KNOWTHACVhMAATOOOM/ they know they can't make could not bo coaftwd to a sinMat eel Fonda BUTRXALLyl / 'FVtCHttiM XAO o' 1FRSI6KT / >-~ A K H * But In tha long run, whether good en their promises. Lan­ MX»rT*W*#< I .pkomihb hotelS UXOAUnvteA 4M 6 HW6 Cl by evolution or revolution, tha guage satisfactory to NAACP Df iMPo**asan Ill Paris, with tntlmata struggle must go beyond the sign that woman ara less that tha Stats Department's ANDBSAf/GlMMT * BAOGN6 J A DiBT/ Mb goes Into the platform. it>0 THAT WAY—. I\HCRE/E6AD.1Wa than vlrtuoua, then thcra drasa inspector la • woman. knowledge of bath, there was boundaries of either Algeria PMOiLV «M 1l) MADAM ANOt J IMUCRS.-A M06TA CUT « That hsppeneil at the 19<ll> OH 6MB’d \ ( out HALKD muit be a terrific traffic Jam That would permit the Inspec­ a belief that militarily tha or Morocco. For this la a ONri FORA FCWlAHSOCLUSrtXtO] THROW TH* \ - v HAV/ > Democratic National Conven­ !VW6-— BUT > UQHfWBNOU _ / tor to feel the quality of the Moroccans war* batter train­ along tha path. tion. Such things occur also w eN .w 'itoyw V -v vtnrt 0 6 / } \ Member: Midwest Stack RusA What 1 would Ilka to know dry goods without risking a ed and equipped for this hind (N516T— among ths Republicans. And of fighting and would win out I* this: Who at tha State punch In tha nose. Chicago Baaed of Trade W bt.L-— J ! y . such things are giving platSTOCKULTRY, England Department haa charge of Or It could ba that the de­ over Algeria. furms, politicians snd political But than waa also the belief (UPI) - William need said noticing that women are partment uses a two • man convention* a bud name. The dressing beyond their means? Inspection team, ooe being a that United Arab Republic today hla mongrel puppy has , name la for political dlshotiAnd how do you go about get­ fashion expert and tha other President Carnal Aidal Nasser returned to bis home here MRS. STAN COMSTOCK i ssty. and the Cemmuniit bloc would three times after being sold. an accountant. ting a Job like that? So long as nominating eonP k GA 1-1934 Aa tor us husbands, the intervene to save Algerian The dog's name la "BoomerMuch of the social life in I ventlona write specific polit­ Washington revolve* aruunds com suggests a rule of thumb rresldant Ahmad Ban Balls ical promises Into their party the embassy elrcult. Tha that wo can follow. As long from dlsaatar. I platforms, just so long will Eventually, such a war dress Inspector therefore aa our wives' clothing keeps [ this bad name prevail. mutt be a pretty busy fellow. us broke, we eaa ba fairly would engulf tha whole of Moreover, specific Publicity (hat tho Ellen Ro- certain they a n being faith­ North Africa. platforms compound political Thera were plenty of wouldmatach case ha* been getting, ful. be peace - makers. Including y ALL *EAN$ -calaweggery by Inducing the coming on top of the Christ­ 1- OSWALD hnbit ef political dishonesty. ina Keeler casa In London Metropolitan area of Los virtually every head of every • BE OUR Phoney platforms make con undoubtedly will make his Angelas leads the nation In state bordering en the Sahara. HOUSE GUEST* men of politicians. Ths bell Ig* rant* alao ipoka of work a lot harder. Confronted with eampalgn a deaim for paaco but continIf 1 were a socialite, I tourist eampe. promises after an flection, would ba aura I wore last they have been known to brush year’s dress tha aaxt lima them off at mere campaign I attended a party m Em­ oratory. bassy Row. In such an environment Ladies attending thaee func­ tions probably will dad it Page 4 Sanford, Florida Thurn., November 7,1963 there thrive In Washington the little scandal*, the little more dtftfcult from torn aa meases, tha mla-uae of official to maintain thslr composure w n m a . u in l o w , k d it o k a x d r t s u i u K * stationery to arm-twist polit­ when they spot soma guy giv­ ical donations. 9M b v a n r s L t ing them the — mover. •ru n w klls M an ag in g B a ilo r M *c h *n lr*t Mupl. Why blame Senate Demo­ It could well be. ef aouna, JAMS SIIUKMAHKK cratic Clerk Bobby Baker far I l ' D V W fc l.L * l l t i i l n * ,- U i n i | , r C n a n tx K iilto r ■IIINLMT i . UKAXT adjusting himself to the es­ C U ,il(1 * it U i n i r i r r t ir r i.il rtNwr.n tablished political environ­ r a t i a voi/ruuxM goal tty E d ito r N O T IC E T O OW NERS ment! C lr m la t la a M a a a g tr The ratten apple Is buried ■ tlHSl'MIPTIUU MATHS OF PROPERTY IN T H E C IT Y Kama DaUvrry Mr Mall deep In tha nominating con­ S ra lH l* •■■sir All ttihtr vention barrel. II* W *«k $*•*» I T **r t i l l * l T**r Letters Tell-Tale Dresser BUSY PEOPLE SAVE BY MAIL III * t .T l ( M onth* I lo 1 M onth* t oe 1 Month* t ee l Month too I Month P e d a l R * n e t* llo n * pro vid e t h a i a lt n id i lubaurlp tlnn * b* V. a said la advance. O F SANFORD TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES C n ttra d a# ***o nd c l* * * m a tte r O atabar IT , t i l l a t U a P a a l O fllc * * f S a n fo rd , r io rld a , u nd ar th e Aat a t C ongr*** a ! M arch. Far Rent. Day, Wash aa r h * M *ra l 4 la * m -rob*r o f t h t U a llo d P r a t* w hich la an* Ilt 1a4 a s c lu a iv d y to lh * u»* fo r rep n b lte a tlo * a f a ll th * lo c a l saw# p rin te d in tk ia aaw apapar. Price* Rraaanabl*. Drag In, pick aat the machine and take M wkk yen. X * p e rt at s a g m a te ria l, a tw a o r a d v t r t u u g , a f t a u o d itlaa >f T h t g a s lord H e ra ld m a r b* rap red aead la e a r m anner w i thn t w r tlt a a p » rm li*lo n of th e p itb ll* h * r o f T h * H e ra ld . A a r nd tvld ual or firm rM p en elb l* fo r l a t h rep rad u atlo s w ill ha ’o n *ld *r *4 aa la fr ia g la g on T h * H « r * ld ‘« a o p y rla h l asd w i l l b* >*ld lla b l* lo r d a m a s ln * u n d *r Ut* ta w . Pab llab ad d a lly * * c * p t la t a r d a r . t u t u sa d C - r U l m u , p u b lteb td S a tu rd a y p rte ttd ln g HAYNES m a c h in e c o . 314 Magaalle Are, Bsaferd Op*a Evenings o f f ic e Tax book* are open for payment of 1963 City of Sanford T axes. 4% discount will be allowed for payment In November, 3% lx December, 2% in January and l f t in February. IceM igie* automatic lee maker supplies you with aB tho ice you need. Looking far more convenience? Her* R ha: Eliminates dafrooting drudgery to both rafrigerator sad to— r o Femfly aba "awo-dagraa" fra saw a T w to a r to p a n e ltJ su . ft. of refrigerated— n. LOTT HOME APPLIANCE CASSELBERRY PLAZA CASSELBERRY �K t M a r l |m O Hospital Kor. T, IMS — Fage 8 Notes NOVEMBER • By Down Bite* Film showing the work sup­ ported by tha National Found­ ation of tho March of Dimao being carried os throughout tho country woro viewed by member* of tho Longwood Civic Loaguo at tha rogular monthly meeting held Tues­ day. Ed Forman, otata represent­ ative of tha March of Dlmeo and Al Davis, Seminolo Coun­ ty repreaontatlvo of tho or­ ganization, explained, to tha film illustrated, that tho March of Dimea helps retard­ ed children a t well aa those afflicted with arthritic and polio. Following the program, Mro. Elizabeth H i 11o, president, conducted tha business moot­ ing and onnounced that tho League will entertain the County Federation of Wom­ en’s Club on Nov. 21, at 10 a. m. a t tho Civic League Build ng on Church Street in Longwood, France* Wilson, Evelyn G. Bedenbaugh, John Burton III, John Manball, Robert Johnaon, Mary Elizabeth Schirard, Emory M. Morris, Luke Wright, all of Sanford; Mar­ garet Beck, Lake Mary; Doris Kinard. Lake Monroe; Frederick Kammtrer, DeBary Diachargea Linda McNamer*, Ruby Tuc­ ker, Mildred Bookhard, Beta Perkin*. Katherine Henry and baby girl, Mamie Hodge and baby girl, all of Sanford; Vir­ ginia Kippenbrock, Enterpriae Elder Springs Loyalty Dinner Set Today Church and Sunday School m em btri of the Elder Sprinra B aptiit Church and their familiea will meet at 7:30 p. m. to­ day in the church’a banquet area for a dinner of roaat turkey and all the trlmminra. A apecial program for thia Loyalty Dinner, designed to give information and fnaplr*. tfon, alao will offer fun and fellowship. Speaker for the evening will be Rev. Jack Mabry, Baptist Student Union Director of Stctaon University. Enterprise Honor Roll By Helen Snodgrass The Enterprise School hon­ or Roil for the first sis weeks grading period haa been an­ nounced. Wlmberley Bryant, fourth grader, was the only straight "A " student in the school. Other fourth graders named aa honor atudrnta were Lydia Hamilton, Deana Laughlin, Fred Ferric*, De'uoiuli Ryan, Donna Semonta and Mary Starnes. Other atudrnta making tho honor roll ware Andy Finn, April (iilletta and Gary Richardaon of the fifth grade and Milana Crawford of tho sixth grade. Eight To Attend FH A Meeting By Mrs. II. L. Johnson Eitfht Future Homemakers of Seminole High School will go to Daytona Saturday for a district five meeting to be heki at the Mainland High School. Those going with their teacher, MUs Barbara Ru precht, will be Gail Coleman, prealdent; Nancy Robinson, president-elect; Pat Wiggins secretary; Linda Ley, vice president; Mauveen Pitta, treasurer; Vickie Osborne, historian; Fay Holloway, par ilamentarian and Penny Glee aon, reporter. Gall has earned her Junior degree and her chapter de­ gree and ii now going for ■tale degree. She also has been elected correspondent for the Co-Ed Magazine. Volusia Sets Zoning Meet Ry Mrs. Adam Muller A public hearing on zoning changes as proposed for Vo­ lusia County’s fifth district by the county commission will be held at 7:30 p. m. on Monday, Nov. 23, in the Coun ty Commission Rooms in De Land. Residents of the district may view the maps showing the changes which are on display in DeUary at the Laundromat and in New Smy­ rna Beach at the County Commisaioner's office. OVIEDO Lunchroom Jlunnger, Mrs. J. M. Dingmnn, has made the attractive planters pictured for each table and now plana to mnke one for each of the 36 windows in the room. Manager Beautifies School Lunchroom By Sendee Kelsey Mrs. J. M. Dingman is go­ ing into her fourth year as manager of the Oviedo High School Cafeteria and la very interested in her work and in the children of the school. in 1961 she started a beau­ tification program in the lunchroom by bringing a tur­ tle aquarium for enjoyment of the students. Some of the turtles have been brought to school by the children and there now arc also three fish aquariums on display in the room. Mrs. Dingman. who enjoys showing the students bow in­ genuity can make use of what b on hand, has made containers from plastic bleach bottles for each table which Isold crotons, colius and other varieties of plants. LongwoodCivic LeagueSees FilmOnMarchOfDimes Mrs. Ella Utley, 17, 343 Cecelia Drive, Bear Lake, died Wednesday morning in an Orlando nursing home. Bom in Sharon Springs, N. Y., she moved to Orlando 39 year* ago from Bridgeport. Conn., and for many years has resided with her daugh­ ter in Bear Lake. She was a member of the Lockhart Baptist Church. She is survived by a daugh­ ter. Mrs. Raymond Finney, of Bear Lake; two grandchil­ dren, Mrs. James L. Haynes of Germany and Rev. Rich­ ard llagcn of Champaign. III., and three great grandchil­ dren. Graveside funeral services will be held at 2 p m. Friday in Highland Memory Garden with Rev. Robert Murphy of the Lockhart Baptist Church officiating. Bray Funeral Homo in Apopka Is in charge. One of tho smallest nego­ tiable checks Issued in the United State* w*a for ,1k FA T O V ER W EIG H T Available to you without i doctor’s prescription, our drug called ODRINEX. You must lose ugly fat In 7 days or your money back. No strenu­ ous exercise, laxstlves, mas­ sage or taking of so-called re­ ducing candies, crackers or rookie*, or chewing gum. ODRINEX la a tiny tnhlet and easily swallowed. When you take ODRINEX, you •tilt enjoy ymir meals, atill eat the foods you like, but yc-u simply don't have the urge for extra portion* because ODRINEX depresses y o u r | appetite and decrease* your j desire for food. Your weight I must com# down, because a* your own doctor will tell you, I when you ra t !es*. you Weigh | le-s. Get rid of excess fat and | live longer. ODRINEX costs , 83.00 and Is sold on this j GUARANTEE: If not sat!*fled for any reason just reths package t« your X „ Ut and get y o u r'fu ll m„m.y back. N’o No question* money asked. ODRINEX is sold with | tld* guarantee by: Mrltrynold* Drug Blare — Sanford —> Mail Orders Filled PC. KITCHEN ENSEMBLE New4-H Club In Oviedo A Girl’s Teen 4-II Club was BACON 8 Tho executive board will meet at 2:30 tha oaroo auraiag. Mr*. Otia Leo, house and grounds chairman, reported that 73 place aettings, aa well as 60 pieces of a complete set of dishes, has beea obtained for the kitchen. Supplying a complete set of new dishes is one of tha League** project* thia year. Gingerbread and tea or cof­ fee were served from tablet decorated with fall flowers in­ cluding golden rain and Con­ federate rosea. Serving aa hostessea wars Mies Elisabeth Abbott, Miss EUa Cummings, Mrs. Cussie Maler, Mrs. Opal McEIroy, Mrs. Ltota Putnam and Sirs. Vesta Payn*. Tha n u t regular meeting, to which all intaneted women of Longwood are Invited, will bo held Dec. 3. Mrs. Lilley Dies At Bear Lake Her next project will bo to make similar planter? for all 36 windows of the lunchroom and for this she needs quart or half-gallon bleach con­ tainers. Each month a cake is bak­ ed for children celebrating birthdays during that parti­ cular month and the cafeteria always is appropriately de­ corated for various holidays with Mrs. Dingman appearing in costume suitable for the occasion. Student participation in the lunchroom service bas in­ creased from W to 79 per cent since she has been at the school and it is felt that her great interest and many extra contribution* are large­ ly re-potuible lor this In­ crease. AOgood Brand Sugar Cured SLICED 2=79 P “Super-Right" Wentern Beef Square Cat & Chuck Roast “4 $ FRIDAY NOVEMBER ^’Super-Right" Extra Lean Freshly ONE QUART JAR OF Gr. Beef 3--sl ” ANN PAGE "Super-Right" U Pork Loin SHced REALLY FRESH *1 Pork Chops «• 59* “Super-Right" or Popeioitda AH Meat MAYONNAISE Skinless FranksV£49i With Purchase Of A 110.00 Or More Order Special I Ana Page Condensed TOMATO At The Hanford Htore Only SOUP fr ee] lO'i-Oz. Cana Be Sure To Regiater For 500 E X T R A Hpechill Ann P i p Fare STRAW BURRY PLAID STAMPS Given away every hour also be sure to register for 1st PR IZE 25,000 PLA ID STAMPS 2nd PR IZE 10,000 PLAID STAMPS Preserves 2 ft 69* Special! Ann I’sg t TOMATO ;Ketchup 2 --3 5 1 A *r# While Beauty .Shortening 3^49*] Drawing Will He Held Saturday, N e w ,9 organized in Oviedo reeently with Mrs. J. M. Dingman a* lender, who also is manager of the Oviedo High School lunch­ room. Officers elected a t tho or­ ganizational meeting w o r o Kathy Rook, president; Carols Simmons, vice president; San* dra Mlkler, secretary.report­ er; Joyce Rellhorn, treasurer; Martha Mikler, recreational snd devotional leader and Eleanor Hein, delegate. Other.members of the club are Linda Spencer, Betty Rob­ erts, Connie Morgan and Car­ men AdeTiatico. Western An|m*a FRESH PEARS 2 “ 29* SPECIAL! A&P Really Fresh FANCY GOLDEN RIPE Instant Legal notices ars precise and accurate accounts of events or proceedings which the taw requires to be pub­ lished. They serve to protect the public interest by Inform­ ing the public of public bus­ iness. BANANAS LBS. JUMBO 10-OZ. J A R .... 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Hurricanes In Peanut Bowl $50,000 Pot Howard Named Festivities To Begin At 7 p.m. Largest For AL's Host PGA Tourney Valuable Player 9 f 1M M h u t M m Hm I | Coach Kay O ram raa hla Oaten through a M<ra( prac-1 tlca Muioa Wednesday on formitkm tor (topping Gcorgla paaaiag aoe Larry Bake- "New offensive a id dtfcaac plana for Georgia," Gravai said after fha m tioa and lathere dicated th en would be more before the fame lam e Saturday In fa Jacksonthe Oator Bowl at Jack**- BOSTON (CPI)—The Amer­ ica* League's Moat Valuable Player award remained al­ most the exclusive property of Use New York Yaokees to­ day when Elstoa Howard won till#.____________________ tha ifcU honors in a land­ Two injured playere-halfback Hayfood Clarke and tac­ slide. kle Fred Pearson — returned T h a 33-year-old Yankee to practice, hut fuard lorry catcher collected 13 of 20 first Beckman waa still Injured place vote* la balloting by and probably will he aide- selected membera of the Baeeball Wrtleri Association lined. Johnny Griffith said hla of America fBBWAA) and fin­ Much of the action in the ished 100 points ahead of runBusinessmen's League Ia.t Georgia team h e a llttla net up AI Kalina of the Detroit Tuesday centered around the chance of foinf up the middle Tigers. against the tough, fait and battle for flrat place between The results of tha voting Team No. I and Kondrackl heavy Florida Boa and he is were announced here by fly tailoring hla offensive plant and a in e 'a Sinclair with a llurwltx, national secretary of two and two verdict m ulling. for a passing fame. the association. Two mem­ Aa for the runnlnf game, Rich Walisted'e 211 hlfh fam e bers In each of the 10 Amer­ was rnourh to swing the third Griffith said, "It looks like ican League cities participate we’ll have to try to go around fam e and total points tha w a/ da la the balloting. a f Team No. I. SUva Mason their ends, because with that In scoring hla clear-cut vic­ crowd in tha middle they will toppad both teams with W — tory over outfielder Kallne, be hard to move." M l and Buddy Boyles aided The Georgia Tech Yellow Howard became the fourth tha Sinclaalr team with an Jacketi concentrated on pass­ successive Yankee to capture even 200 game. ing offense and defense, end the coveted award and the Faron Builders grabbed a coach Bobby Dodd aimed eighth New York winner in three point win over Dick's three co-eaptaloa for tha Flor­ the last 10 seasons. Appliance to puih themielvce Howard succeeded Yankee ida State gams Saturday. The into the fourth slot in the Caplalna will be halfback Joe outfielder Mickey Mantle, the league standings. Curtla Red. Auer, fullback John Martin 1062 MVP (election. Roger man provided the epark ai he ami tackle Joe Chapman. Maris won the award in I960 came through with a 201 Mlaslislppi Stale closed out and 1961 and Yogi Berra, the fame. heavy work for Saturday’s Yankee!' new manager, cap­ Joe Plckena paced Team game with Auburn In ■ ses­ tured the title three times, In No. 1 In their steady rUe in sion devoted lo pass olfense 1931. 1964 and 1933. tha leagua standing* while and the kicking game. Other Only tho third catcher to shooting a 200—692 good SEC team* began the taper­ win MVP honors, Howard to­ enough for series honors for ing-off phase of tha weekly taled 248 points to I » for Ka­ the night. Their four point practice cycle. llne. Yankee pitcher Whltcy win over team No. S upped Ford finished third at 133 points and was second only to them to a fourth spot tie. Howard In first place votes T«am No. 0 won their acc. with three. Kaline and Yan­ end consecutive four point de­ kee Tom Trcah, who was llth cision in a determined effort in the point totala, netted the to vacate tha cellar. This week remaining No. 1 voles. it was a t tha eapenea of American League home run Team No. 6. lly United Prtoa International Ten men rolled better than H'n too rarly to throw in champion Harmon Kllk'brew 600 aerlea in this league at the towel on the Eastern Di­ of Minnesota won a close Je t Lanes as the bowling Im­ vision race of the National three-way battle for t h c proves weekly in a league that tlaikethall Association, hut fourth spot, his 83 points i* made up of quite a few be­ Boston does took unbeatable. barely edging Boston relief ginner bowlers. The fast-moving Boston pitching ace Dick Itailalz (HI) Celtics scored L19 points to and American League batting Cincinnati’s 121 Wednesday champion Carl Ynitrzcmiki M anager Named night na the New York Yan­ of (he Bed Sox (81). MINNEAPOLIS, SI. P a u lkees of professional basketf 171*1) — Joe Christian, ■ vet­ eran of U years In the minor hall surged to (heir seventh Ends Card Tic ATLANTA, Oa. (U l'l) — leagues, was nsmed In man­ win without a defeat. The Royals, pre-season Atlanta Cracker President Bill age the Wisconsin Rapids, Wls., club of U<e class A Mid­ hopefuls for cracking the Cel­ SIcKerhnle Jr., has announced west League Tuesday by the tic legend, are bnrrly over the the team lias ended its bnseMinnesota Twins. Christian. .600 mark In tha Eastern Di­ bull affiliation with the N a­ I t, Is a native of Moon Run, vision's second spot with a tional League Hi. Louis Cardi­ nals. (5-3 record. Pa. Businessmen's Action Heated Celtics Look Unbeatable Hooples Nephews At Bat By JwUaa M cssbea Herald Sparta Editor Tho stage la rot for ton lfh t’a presentation of the ■ixth annual Peanut Bowl gridiron classic featuring a cImsIi between the Sanford Junior High School Braves and tha South Seminole Jun­ ior High Hurricane*. Wednesday afternoon Head Coach Dan Pelham ran his rhargwo through a light drill In preparation for this evenlng’s engagement. In Caeselberry, Heed Coach Jim Clark put hie club through a light workout with an emphasis on the Hurricanes’ offensive for­ mations they’ll throw a t the Bravee. Clark aald hla eleven was "U p for thle geme, and we feel certain It will be a belter one than the game we played curlier in tha season with Hanford." In that affair tha Hurri­ canes jumped into a quick six point lead when halfback Lar­ ry Lott took the opening kick­ off for a touchdown. However, the Bravea fought their way hack to knot the count end then go on to n 27 to I) victory. "Last year," aaid Clark, "Hanford treat the Hurricanes In tha first of two gemes play­ ed hut the South Seminole* came hack to shutout the Braves In the second tilt. We're hoping to be able to do the sumo thing tonight. Our kide have ben waiting fur this game, and we sincerely be­ lieve wa have a better club now than a t tha start of the season." South Semfnota lost exactly a doten player* from the equad with which they began their six-game slate which will bo completed tonight How­ ever, Clark declared "We've had to rebuild our squad with eighth graders and now have IB on tho team. These youngeters have developed Into aotn* fine players and we're confident we have enough tal­ ent to give Sanford a rough game.” The Hurricanes have geared their defensive alignments to do everything possible to stop the Braves’ ece quarterback and flinger—Frank Whig ham. "We believe,'' Clark admitted, "th at Whigham Is by far the best Junior high school quart­ erback in thle area. In fact," Clark went on to say, “he’s really bettor than moat of the Junior varsity quarterbacks of high schools In central Flor­ ida." For tonight's engagement Clark has tabbed ends Glen Duncan and Danny Overton, tncklea Greg Danko and Bruce Stuart, guards Ron Green and Bob Herrington ami either Hob Olson or Tom Fletter to sta rt a t center In the Hurrl enne line. Meanwhile, hi* four bncke will he Danny Kaiser at quarter, Dave Htraughun end Brent Helms i t tho halves, und Richard Ruhright ut full­ back. Kickoff time Is slated for 7:30 p. m., but Peanut Bowl activities, including the crown­ ing of the bowl's queen, will begin promptly at 7:00. Braves To Play One More Game The Hanford Junior High School llravcs will piny one more game this season—in addition to tonight's Peanut Bowl contest with South Seminole Junior High, School officials announced this morning that the Braves have scheduled a tilt with Oeala Junior High in Ocala next Tuesday night. This contest will replace a game originally arhrdutal ear­ lier in the season with Wild­ wood. However, the Wildwood school requested cancella­ tion of the game. Tourney Site NEW YORK <uri) — The 1904 Thunderblrd Open golf tournament will be staged for the second consecutive year at the Westchester Coun­ try Club, Harrison, N. Y., June 4-7. 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TAKE 'Maryland W ill Sink The Navy' On one contest, Illinois vs. By Major Amos B. Iloople Michigan, the boys couldn't Originator of Olfrnsrs Greetings, my millions of agree. Lcandrr liked Illinois, friends! Whit a treat 1 have with Alvin favoring Mlvtilifan. in sture lid* week for tho They asked their favorite faithful followare of the Hoop­ uncle to hreak the tie and 1 cast my ballot for Michigan! la System. Die luckiest Wolverines, In keeping with the youth movement which Is sweeping rated no belter than 30tli na­ the country, I have turned tionally, will rise lu new over Uie preparation of my heights to throttle tho llliol, football predictions for this IG-8-hirrumphl Now go on with the fore­ Saturday lo my nephews, Lacast: smlcr and Alvin. Tlielr card lur this weekend Minnesota T, Iowa 8 includes 10 colossal upsets. Nebraska 21, Kansas T i E d i t o r ' s Note; Egadt Kentucky 12, Vanderbilt I Thera's a lot of Iloople in Texas Christian 23, LRU 14 Maryland 20, Navy IT these lads!) Using their own system, Memphis State 26, S. Carolina based on quick kicks, way­ 10 ward passes a n d falling Purdue 13, Michigan -Slate 14 bodies, the boys have select­ N. Carolina State 27, Virginia Tech 7 ed Maryland to sink Navy, Baylor to trim Texai, and Northwestern 33, Wisconsin 22 Stanford to edge Southern California m tha three bifreal Notre Dame 18, Pittsburgh 12 Penn State 18. Ohio Stats 13 surprises of the day. Nearly ai startling Is thair Yala 18. Pennsylvania t prediction of a Penn State Texas Tech 33, Kansas State 13 victory over favored Ohio Oregon State 24, Indiana 14 State, 1S-13—hak-kafft other Juicy upseta Include Stanford 23, S. Callfonla 21 Rica over Arkansas, Missis Air Force 17, U.C.LA. If sippi State to subdue Auburn, Rice II, Arkansas 14 Texas Christian to shock Lou­ Army 4t, Utah T isiana State, Northwestern to Mississippi state 8. Auburn • down Wisconsin, and Purdue Baylor 10, Texas 8 to defeat Michigan Stale. Brown 31, Cornell 11 WESTBl’RY, N. Y. <UPH— Every Wednesday night, Mr. and and Mri. Joseph Mar­ iano of Waterbury, Conn., Journey to Roosevelt Raceway and wager a tew dollars on the trotters. Mrs. Mariano decided to remain at home Wednesday night because of the rain, so Joe a 39-year-old bartender, "didn’t feel too lucky" when be bm uhl 10 two dollar tic­ kets on the 2 and 6 combina­ tion in the first half of the twin-double. When both horses won. Joe deckled to "wheel" the No. 3 horse in the eighth race with every entry in the ninth. It was the smartest wager Joe Mariano ever made. Sure enough, the No. 3 horse <Sca Missile) won the eighth an<| when Lieut. Dyrd click­ ed at Kit.GO in the ninth, Joe the bartender wound up with the only winning ticket on a record twin-double payoff of tT9.G60.30. Asked what he planned to do with his windfall after ac­ cepting a check for the full G E O R G IA -F L O R ID A Floridan Wins 86 PROOF Top Open Money 3STR. BOURBON CARLSBAD, N. M. 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FA 2-5581 LIQ U O R FOR LES S !! | �+ A * 1 # % * I | » a | a ■ Ufr WraTgrl if f iB ___________________ Kot. T, 19*8 — P iff 1 1 Seminole Considered For Azalea Bowl Liston is Facing Seminole High School athle­ tic department official* reI vealed today that the icbool'a football team baa been oilered a tentative bid to partici­ pate in the 1963 Azalea Bowl contest to be played in Palatka following the completion of the high school football schedule. Bowl officials will be In Sanford Friday night to see the Seminole-Wildwood game which could decide this sea­ son's Orange-Belt conference championship. However, the best the Seminoles could accomplish would be a tie for tbs conference title provided they beat Wild- About Sports Thinking Out Loud UY JULIAN 8TENSTROM 0 £ If you fontfball fans want to see a pair of the best Jun­ ior high school football teams In this area all you have to do la visit Sanford's Mem­ orial Stadium tonight. It'll be the sixth annual Peanut Bowl game. Kickoff time is 1:30 p. m. s e e Probably the most Interest­ ed spectators at this even­ ing's affair will be the prin­ cipals of the two schools, and former clasj mates in haniord, Hugh Carlton oi Jun­ ior High and John Angel of South Seminole. TheyTe the best of friends. But from the kickoff tonight until th* final gun this friendship will be This year's edition of the suspended temporarily. * • • Feanut Bowl features the Unless one of these young Sanford Junior High School ball clubs eapcrlences an off Braves and the South Semi­ night, fans in this County nole Junior High School Hur­ should see some of (he finest junior high football to be ricanes. found in Central Florida. South Seminole and Sanford both have top notch coaching crews. Dan Pelham leads the Sanford staff which Is also comprised of Owen MeCarron, Ed Buckner and Bon Hunt. Holler Motor* Navy Wives Head Coach Jim Clark at league had quite a few high South Seminole Is assisted by games and high series this Dave Miller, Dick Prater, week. Pat Siplcy had the high Tom Barnes and Pete Poore. • • • game of 107 with a 619 series. The Hurricanes will put a Evelyn Fitzpatrick had a high gam* of 1H0. Rosa Fitzpatrick couple of flashy halfbacks bad a 177 game with a 482 Into action tonight. They'll aeries. Joan Adams rolled a he ta rry ta tt and shifty Brent Helms. On the other hand, 170 with a scries of 470. KlroIhe Braves will use four ,of nor Clemens lind a 17K game the best junior high backs in and a 400 series. Pat Tourney Die business. These are quart rolled a 171 for a 434 series. erback Frank Whigham who’s Three gsls came through going to make some high with turkey* tills week. Pat school and college a great Ripley had two, whilo Suzy passer, halfbacks Fred Weber Reno, and Alice Ueatiline each and Ralph Slumpf. and bull had a turkey. back Dan Simon. Keep your Fran Ballard converted the eye on Simon— even though 5-10, while Margaret Botts he'll he starting In place of picked up the r>-7. Sandy Frai- another fine youngster, Ron ler got the 3-7-0, Verna Bol­ Dudley. - ton converted 3-8-10. Suzy • • • Reno, Jo Cleveland, Jean Fans, these youngsters and Brewer, Barbara Hohrer and these schools deserve your Marian Tise converted the 3- support and tonight would be 10. Phillis Freeze picked up a good time to give it—espe­ the opposilo for the 2-7, cially If you haven't seen VAH-9-"0” Wives are #ut either one of these clubs play. In front with 10 Vi win* and Really, you will tie In for a 5Vi losses. VAH-3-"E" Wives surprise. • • • are close behind with 21 wins and 12 leases. The Ten Pin­ Also, you'll be delighted to ners ara In third position with see and hsar the fine bamls that will be on hand tonight! .*2 wins and 14 losses. High Games Feature Play ® 0 g a ^ — imam— NO MONEY DOWN California Ban wood and also win over win­ ter Garden Lakevlew and the DeLand High Bulldogs. Tha chances are (hat the winner of Friday's contest will get Die bid to tha Aza­ lea Bowl affair. If Seminole or Wildwood la stlected they will meet Head Coach Rabbit Smith's Palatks High School Maroons. Thua far this season tha Maroons ara undefeated. However, they have been tied in a pair of engagements. Local football fans will re call that Smith was one or Charlie Trippl’a r u n n i n g mates with the all-American at the University of Georgia Bulldogs In the mid-forties. Local school officials said, however, they ara not certain that Seminole would accept a definite bid should they defeat Wildwood Friday night. There Is a possibility, per­ haps remote, they admitted, that if Seminote can Hmsh the season without any fur­ ther losses the Celery Bowl gam* might be re-lnnaugurated ami Seminole might in­ vite another Clasi-A school to meet them in a post-season contest SAN FRANCISCO <UP!) A California boxing official warned Los Angeles promo­ ters Wednesday they may be wasting their time in attempt­ ing to obtain the Sonny Llaton-Cassius Clay heavyweight fightSol Silverman, chairman of the Governor’* Committee for $1.2 Million Fight Offer JIM TOUHY, S e m i ­ nole High tackle, is a senior ami plnyituf his second year on the lo­ cal high school's var­ sity squtuI. Jim, an of­ fensive left t a c k l e , weighs 190 and wears jersey No. 74. J im has been a pleasant sur­ prise to Head Conch Jim Pigntt because of developing Into a topnotch blocker both in the line and downfield. For a tackle Touhy p o s s e s s e s excellent speed and his jnrinfg blocks h a v o cleared many a path for the Tribe's ball - carrying Betty Kurlmal replaced backs on many fine Qiarlotta Bassett on tha Art yardage plays. Touhy Brown Pest Control team and has also been a mem­ helped them win thre* points ber of Seminole’s track from Grapevill* Nursery In squad. Ho throws the the Hi-N'oonrrs League. Shoe­ discus and puts the maker Construction won three shot. Jim also holds one close one* from Hunt Realty; other position on the C'.P.O. Wives won thre* from Warrior football team. Cooks Corner; Stenstrom He’s the chib’s chap­ Realty won three from South­ lain. Pest Controls Beat Nursery ern Air; Joe’* Laundry wun three from Team No. 7; and the Acey Deucy Wive* made a clean sweep airninst the DeBary Debs. Mary Tomaleskl toppled the fl-7-10; Gladys Pinter the 2-7; and Jentt Webster the 3-6. Rita Glaser and Pat Siplcy, both howling for Hunts Real­ ty, converted tha 4-5; Con­ nie Rlngo felled the 7-8; Pennee Schaffer 8-10; and the 3-1U fell for IVen* Armao and Dot Johnson. Louise Pyle and Jean Web*ter rolled turkeys and Dot Riittun, Doris Omey, and Pat Sipley put two to­ gether in a single game. Dot Button rolled the high game of 2.11; Dot Johnson Is hack in form with a 207; and Pat Sipley rolled 200 on the nose. Dot Button and Pat both turned in a 517 saries but Dot John-on turned in the high one of 360. B A R R Y HARKS, a s e n i o r end for the Seni inoles Is playing his second year on the varsity. Barks p l a y s olfonsive right end and fills in ns a defensive end. Barry, at 17G pounds, wears jersey No. 81. He was a jnckof-nll positions on the JayVeo squad, playing end, quarter, full and half back. On the var­ sity he has played end and has done an ex­ cellent job. His talent includes blocking and has good speed for an end which helps downfield blocking. Barry’s pass receiving has been excellent. Barks plays basketball and is in track. Last year in the state track meet he ran as anchor man in the ntile relay which set a new Seminole H i g h record of 8:82.2. EARL BLACK, one of Seminole High'* most exciting halfbacks, in a senior this year, anil playing his second year mi tiie Siitoily. H a r t weighs 165 and wear* jersey No. 22. Earl has thrilled Seminole fans on numerous occasions, as well as shocked opponents, with the long b o m b , Ho s c o r e d against Orlando Coloni­ al on a short pass, went 82 yards on the open* i n g kickoff against Apopku, went 78 yards with a touchdown pass on tho first offensive play of the game with Winter Park anil 51 yards on another plav up the middle for a TD. Black has good speed, excellent hands, and Is a talented blocker. Karl is also n sprinter on Seminole*' track squad. 58 TV Grid Games Approved KANSAS CITY, Mo. (LTD National Collegiate Athletic — Member college* of the Association (NCAA) have opproved a plan (or televising 58 football game* during the Germany Leads 190163 season, It was an­ NEW YORK) (UP1) - nounced today. Germany ha* opened a 10Walter Byers, NCA\ execu­ polnt lead over Canada after tive director, void the plan three International Jumping was Approved by a 226-21 event* In the New York Na­ vote. tional Hors* Show. Hie plan provides for 29 Tha Germans Increased broadcasts on 11 Saturday'.* their point total to 13 by win­ anil Thanksgiving Dty of ,-je. ning th# Murray Trophy Wed­ season. During the current nesday night. Canada, which season th* NCAA sutborlz finished second, now has 23, ed 24 telecast*. Byers said of the It date*, followed by Argentina H, Ire­ land 7 ami the United Stater, nine will consist of a single which dominated the previmu Ulerast and Die remaining two indoor shows this season, five dates are to t>« compos cd of four regional telecasts last with 2, Bid* on the 1901 81 televis­ ing rights will be received at a meeting of Die NCAA tele­ vision commute* In New York Dee. 17, Byer* Mid. DENVER (UPD—Backer* of world heavyweight champ­ ion Sonny Liston and chal­ lenger Ca«*in* Clay were weighing offers today ringing up to $1.2 million to stage their title fight next Febru­ ary, Denver promoter and res­ taurant owner MIR Wlllner announced Wednesday he had formed a syndicate to offer $12 million to hold the bout "In Denver or other places.” Earlier, three $t million of­ fers were madn — two from l.o* Angeles Interests and one from Miami. Lesser hid* have been made front Chicago, Las Vegas and Minneapolis. Wlllner said Sheldcn Wellman, owner of pat Joe’s res­ taurant In New York, was a principal member of the syn­ dicate, He did not name any Others. "Wo mean business and are prepared to put a half million dollars on deposit right now," Wlllner said. Liston and Clay signed Tuesday for a IS round fight, to bp held tentatively in Feb­ ruary. The site and exact date were not determined. champion Floyd Pitteraoa then serious — u not grave —lajurtea eould rem it from their meeting,” be said. And if the champion ” e*> rlei” Clay, W vermao said b o 1 1 a g would ho "fur* tber degraded and the publl* disgustingly defrauded.” “ Boxing cannot stand a setback like thin . . h* taid. "Promoters should be aware of th* long rang* puQ and not take shortcuts to big gates." Silverman aald no boxing critic or pugilistic expert baa commended th* Clay-Uiton match as a contest of equal gladiator* — and many have spoken out against 1L "Let Clay or Liston or thatr promoters name one former heavyweight champion among Dm eleven now living, who regards Clay as being ready for Liston, despite Clay'd potential as a cham ptoer K»> vrrman said. JET SPRAY IRoof C leaning Take* Only Hears! YEN TSC H Maintenance Service 302 K. 2 11'l. F V218131 A GOOD SELLABLE. FURNACE Iff JUST ABOUT • IE BEST THINGTHAT e :t k r wasto o f f e r , CHRYSLER AIRTEMP HEATERS OiN POPULAR H QUICK! BARGAIN PRICES BRANDS ^oufhehK ( ii *r AT R o o k ie s O f Y e a r NEW YORK (HIM) — Ray­ mond Floyd and Clifford Ann Creed wrro named golf's rook­ ie* of the year today by Golf Digest nm tstlnc. Safeguard* in Professional Boxing, pointed out that Llatoo does not hav* * license to fight la either California or New York—and that both state* "are a t one in their opposition to mismatches.” And Liston may have trou­ ble getting a license In Cali­ fornia. Silverman aaki he recently received a letter from Chair­ man Hayward Plumadorc of the New York Joint Legisla­ tive Commute* stating that his group would "Ilk* to hoar Mr. Liston atate under oath that 1m has severed all con­ nections with criminal •la­ ments.” “ And I’m *ure our Cali­ fornia Athletic Commission, with a fine sensitivity to its responsLblUUes, and the desir* to promote safeguard* In boxing, iharea New York's urge," he aaid. Silverman also expressed doubt about the wisdom of matching th* cocky, talkative Clay against the heavyweight champion, who does his talk­ ing with hamllke fists in a cold, crushing style. 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P lym o u th In n clio n on " t h . >lnb Mopo Show ” o n * " t h * M untioy B rln k to y R * p * f t ” —N S C -T V f good A ea r SANFORD. FLA. M MomaioiMpaaimi BRASS M OTORS SERVICE STORE 555 W. FIRST ST. PLYMOUTH DIVUitON ^ C H R Y S L E R FA 2-2821 5 ID EAST FIRST STREET SANFORD, FLA. l±T 1 �Sanford Seminoles BATTLE THE 7:00 P. M. THURSDAY: Bonfire and H P «H y will b« held behind the school gym. 4:00 FRIDAY: Homecoming Parade begins at achool stadium, movei along MeUonvIU* Are. to First St., down Oak to Second St.* back to MeUonville to stadium. HOMECOMING DANCE to be held in school cafeteria Bead will leave the pared* at Magnolia between Immediately after the game. First and Second Sts, for special Pep Rally. This Page Sponsored Remember Family Night! A L L T H E FISH YOU CA N EA T Grits, French Fries, Raked Beans, e l ^ Cole Slaw. Relish Tray, Hush Puppies. Choice Of Coffee Or Tea CHILDREN UNDER 12 ONLY »1.00 Pinecrest Inn S. Seminole Mvd. ART BROWN I Pest & Termite Control 2601 Park Dr. “Good Luck Sanford Seminoles!" Ph. FA 2-51 “Eat 'em up Seminoles" „ Let's Tame Those Wildcats, Best Or Luck From The Folks At — 1 Seminoles! JCad& A JEWELERS 112 8. Park FA 2-2391 | • Heating • Air Conditioning DUO-THERM HOME HEATERS & FURNANCES • Plumbing W in, Lose Or Tie, We're Behind You Seminoles “Good W ishes. • . Let's Go . . . Seminoles" Best W ishes Seminoles! j # Warren s Do-Nut Shop Randall Electric Co. Open All Night, Every N ight Except Saturday 2(112 French Ave. Ph. FA 2-8865 By The Following Hometown Team Boosters 112 8. Magnolia 322-1062 FA 2-0915 Lee Brothers 319 Elm Ave. "Let's Movu ’Em Back To Wildwood, Seminole*** Good Luck & Happy Homecoming Seminoles!" Adam s U n ite d T ra n sfer & S to ra g e HOW ARD BOTELER LOCAL WHOLESALE CONFECTIONER 500 Sanford Ave., Sanford 4 “Give 'Em AU You Got Seminoles! FA 2-0225 Plant That Ball Right On The Goal Line Seminoles McReynolds H ilM D r . Furniture nought ft Soldi M M H t Jet Lanes Bowling Homeeomiug Gama Special! BOWL 3 GAMES — PAY FOB 2 Best Wishes Seminoles t Sanford Seminoles! Gator I i I WITH THIS COUPON FA 2-1981 We're Behind You AU The Way Property FOOD Get 1 Free! Insecticides • Fungicides • Fertilizers 300 W. First St. Kiddy's Standard Oil | SERVICE STATION Lum ber £ H a rd w a re PH. FA 2-1721 FOR PROMPT SERVICE 1 Roumillat & Anderson DRUG STORE DRUG CO M PA N Y Kilgore Seed Co. FURNITURE MART FA 2-0852 Beat Of Luck To The Semlmdaa LONG DISTANCE MOVING 200 N. Holly Ave. * INCORPORATED 1st. a French Sanford "We’re Waiting Te Serve You In Our New Location" • Allan Ttrea • Washing • a Betterton Waxing • Lubrication * Mechanic On Duty ilnokst �* * tie.at-wev — ■ CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Lost ft. Fournl 2. Notices - Personals 3. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation 5. Food 6. For Rent 6A Special Noticss 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent Legal Notice 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted w t h k c m c r r r <oi * t o r t h u Mh n u i c u L r i n t x r r 12. Real Estate For Sale a id r a n i K a n n u i 13. Mortgage Loans c o m r , r t o iu D i. 14. Insurance n c i u i c n f v o . im m Classified Phone 322-3613 EAST E K O O K L T .V S A Y IN G S B A N K , t X iw T u r k c t r o a r i . Hot), Help 18. Help Wanted A R X O L.Lt R. M A01U. And •B A N D A F A T M A 0 1 L U h ie 19. Situations Wanted w lf * . and C H A R L E S O. S W A G - 20. Babysitter* O BRTT and BETTT JCXS 21. Beauty Salons lY V A O O E R T T , h i* w lf * . D * f* m U n t* . 22. Build • Paint - Repair v o T t r n t o D E r K .v o o h 23. Building Materials O RD ER o r P IR L IC V r iU V 24. Electrical Services H i t p o r r o H e n o a iR E T O i A R N O L D R . H A d t L L and 23. Plumbing Services WANDA FAT MAOILL, 26. Radio k Television h i* w lla IR a a llt n c a u n k n o w n ) 27. Special Services Am«S all udlkit.tab v*i Li** 28. Laundry Service a fa im ln * any In tern al by. th ro u ih . v a d a r or aa a ln a t 29. Automobile Service aaeh a r alth ar or the 29A. Auto Accessories above named p artlee who m ay ba dead o r a re not 30. Machinery - Tools kno w n to ba dead or 31. Poultry - Live stock , a liv e . T O L \ A R N O L D R . MAC) I L L 31A. Pete • nd tV A N D A F A T M A O IL U 32. Flowers - Shrubs a r e hereby no tified th at a C o m p la in t fo r F o r t c lo iu r e of 33. Furniture V o rtra g e haa baen file d 34. Articles For Sale O galnat yon. and yon a ra r e ­ 34-A Swap or Exchaage q u ired to nerve a copy of y o u r Anaw nr o r Ftead tng * to 35. Articles Wanted th e C o m p laint on the P la in - 56. Automobiles • Trucks t l f f ’ e atto rn e y , Jnenplt M. F lla g e ra ld , lit S e cu rity T ru a t 36-A Autoa Wanted U u tld ln g , M iam i 11. F lo rid a , 37. Boats - Motors an d file the o r lfln a l A n aw er o r P le ad in g In the o ffice of 38. Motorcycles - Scooters th e C la rk o f the C ir c u it C o u rt 39. Trailers - Cabanas on o r before th e lo th d a y of N ovem ber A. D ., 1»«3. I f you d O jF an n ^ jjgu ^ Plaintiff, -t«- f a ll to d» ao. Judgm ent by d e fa u lt w ill be taken ag alnet yo u fo r the re lie f demanded In the Com plaint. Th e deerrlptlon o f the re a l p ro p e rty proceeded ag aln et le: L o t T. B lo ck ». T O W N . K I T E OK N O R TH C H IT LU U T A , a eubdlvlelon accord­ in g to p la t thereof, reco rd ­ ed In P la t Book ! , pngee I t to S I. In clu e lve , o f the PubllO Record* o f Sem i­ nole County, F lo rid a . T tila notice ehatl be publlehed once each w eek fo r four coneecutlve w eek* In tho S a n ­ fo rd H erald . D O N E AN D O R D E R E D at S a n fo rd , Bem lnola C o u n t y . F lo r id a , title 15th day a t O ct­ ober. A. D , t i l l . (S E A L ) A rth u r If . Ile c k w lth , J r ., C le rk . C irc u it C o u rt I l y : M artha T , V lh le n Deputy C le rk Joeeph M. F lle g tr a ld I K S e cu rity T ru e t B u ild in g M iam i 1J. F lo rid a F R a n k lln 1-K T1 P u b lla h Oct. IT , I I , 11 A Nov. 1. Lost k Found LOST: Saturday, little Boatton Bull. Black with white ring around neck. Haa col­ lar on but no identification. Reward. FA 2-3618. 1206 Park Ave. Sanford. 2. N otices - P ersonals 8 . E d u c a tio n • k n a lriic liu i PIANO Chord Method Les■ons. Harry W utar, 322-9091 4q* ftonlorh f a rath N ov. 6, ittda — F age 11 1 7 . M ala H elp Wanted 8. For Rest I f Downstairs, dean, laris. <U Park. AFT. $30. Surplus City. 1 BEDROOM Trailer os large lake. Adults only. FA 3-7361. Available Nov. S Spacious 3 BR.. 3 bath borne. $133. FA 1-9164 Of rA 2-0219. F U R N I S H E D Apartment. Clean and elo» ta. Jimmie Cowan. 333-4011. "CLEAN quiet Rooma” Tba Gabtaa. FA 3-0730. 1 BEDROOM bowee ttefura. 1 Bedroom Duplex, ftn*. Laurel Aire. Fh. 3 BEDROOM Home. Phone FA 2-3410 or FA 24003. "AvaJonoh* warning! Her* come* the NtH* Mr! ohrty* taka* things fax* gw bottoKT WILL keep email thUdna In 81A. P ete my home. 332-7697. BABY Mynah Bird and cage For Sale. Learning to talk. 21. B eau ty Salome n <»nmn Ha tel Porter Beauty Shop Cold Wave $6.00 complete WANTED: Good borne for 1104 W. 29th St. FA 2-1321 adorable kitten. 6 Weeks old. House trained. 323-0793. Harriett's Beauty Nook Eve Appt's. 3 Sr. Beauticians 32. Flow ers • Shrube 109 So. Oak FA $9742 BLOOMING Rusea on Charokee stock. All other kinds PERMANENT Wave Special of Nuraery shrubbery end 20% off regular prices. trees. Open Evenings by appt. Freu parking lot. Service! Gray Shadows Nuratry from tip to tip. 5 311. S. on Sanford Ave. wu! N Cilfl Beauty Shop 33. Fvmltnre 318 Palmetto Ave. Phone door (1) 322-4M34 BEDS FOR RENT Phono door (2 ) 332-8929 Hoepital, Rollawajs, Java22. Build - Point • Repair nlte. FREE delivery end Pick-up. REPAIRS — Remodeling — FURNITURE CENTER Additions — Family Rooma 1100 French Ave. —Reasonable — Financing Fh. rA 2-7993 Arranged — FA 2-9940 — Work direct with Carpenter. Uacd furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought • Sold. 25. Plumbing Services Larry'a Start 219 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. HINSON ft HEARN PLUMRINQ CONTRACTING Sell Ua Your Furniture. Itaoulrs ft Water Hosiers Quick Service With the FREE ESTIMATES Caab. SUPER TRADING 204 E. 3rd St. 323-9143 POST. FA 1-0677. 2 RR, Fla. Rm., fenced yard. IS. Real Estate Fee Bale 12. Real Estate For Sole Lake Mar,. TA $0410. BEST buy in Sanford. Frame BY Owner. 10 Room House, 114 E. WOODLAND Dr. Naar Apartment Houae. Good lodouble lot. $th ft Oak Ave. NAS. 3 Br„ 3 bath, plus eattoa. Edward F. Lane. FA 2-4341. dan, double utility Phono FA 2-9SW. fenced yard. FA 23901. NEW GA. BRICK UNFURN. 3 Bedroom Duplex 3 BR., kit. equip., utility, 3 BR. 1V4 Baths. Immediate Fla. Rm., hw floors, eardelivery. Lest than Rent. Apt. Fh. FA 3-6201. ports. 2 loti. Low down NO DOWN PAYMENT to 3 BEDROOM fu n . Houae. pymL $19 me. FA 2-633T or Vet* write Box IT, e/o paper. Water furn. 149 Country TEE ’N GREEN Club Rd. FA 2-1334. (20th SL to Upsala Rd ROSA L. PAYTON W E L A X A APARTMENTS: turn North at Church) Reg. Real Estate Broker Rooms private hatha, 114 FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha Open 11 a. m. to S p. m W. Firat St. dally. Also Sat. ft Sun. FOR SALE by owner. 2 Bed* 3 RM. furn. Apt. $95 include! room concrete block Home, ROBERT A. WILLIAMS water A electricity. Phone screened porch, uUlily room Realtor FA 2-8541. ft carporte. Kitchen equip- Raymond Lundqulit, Alto, ped. Low down payment. FA 3-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 2 BEDROOM upstairs Apt. Monthly pay manta $96.00. nearly furn. 3<J6 W. 13th St. FA 2-9133. FA 2-2931. JO H N E. FO X R EA LT O R Stemper Agency V A - FH A Jim Hunt Realty Government L 11. PREVATT, 740-211$, SEVILLE, FLA. *' RECONDITIONED TRADE-INS 8 Inter Port. $6 90; Slngtr Fleet. $17.90; K e n m o r e $15.00; Singer F e a t h e r ­ weight $78.00 with Zlg Zag; White in Console $38.00. 10% down, $3.06 week. 104 So. Park, 323 9411. y VHITE Leatherette couch, reclining chair, 1 large bed, 1 At bed, 3-drawer chest, Utility table, dinette with 4 e h a 1r a. Miscellaneous Items. FA 2-6*20, 40* Mattie SL BILL'S Bargain Barn 1 Railroad tracks ' dalrea, clothing, radio and T.V. sets, S boat motors, beds and bedroom eultea. You name It Bill haa 1L ISED Kenmore Automatic Washer. $29. 332-721$. 203 Salsuma Dr. - Stenstrom Realty (hfWDiwsdnq Jim Hunt Realty $100 BRASS M O TO R S 3ii 2 U Minpvvy jjm p rry If 35 lcr(u iiM zainth .13 INre.! 31 Deceased « |u lm l shrew jo r o r v .o n l Stenstrom Realty y rvti d churches , -3.| — Cure p rill Tiv-f 13 Pastry 1W Go on HUL> 14 Strw m In 37 Symbol lor Oermsiiy nuon 4A Feminine .Id hutn out . appellation 34 Forkprone 3 3 B illu rd (bat HO Brt>fg*cl 40 Muitvllne mammal 41 Alien 43 Rocky pinnacle 4d Wine vassal 47Urlat 1 t i ll ll m T~ r r" r~ 3 Italian palmar 4 Make lace Star (come, form) n) ■Anger • t i n rational (roup (ab.) I Proboscis ItiwUs bio uire dtredioa r T W TT lu 67r JAll 3BRasp* 30 Loots fixedly DOWN I Small intents 8 Ea>t Indian woody vuie SI Rtdnraa Id liL ) SlC oaiip (d ia l.) i ( Kmnwt U Musical rr i* DO Idulue* M (iraalcr fiat Epllomiic "1 Dcmuna 41 At this plica 49 Crack god of IT T 7T]F to II 47 a IT !T 1! w 11 SOUTHW ARD 111 N. Park Ave. 322 2120 16. P tm ale Help Wanted d STOP PAYING RENT WONDERFUL opportuntiy INVESTMENT ft REALTY Cdme out to TEE 'NGRF.EN 116 N. PARK AVE. 322-9173 (2tMh St. to Upaala Rd. at Church, turn North.) doing useful 3 BEDROOMS, 3 baths Fla work. room. Fenced yard. Dou And lat me ahow you what hie Carporte, Central Ileal- i17ouv ne,nn n *et ,or *“ month. w v i i i v t i v v K ! NO DOWN PAYMENTS between 9-4 ing. 372 9126 after 6 p m, | to Vet* 17. Mala Help Wantad LARGE 3 Bedroom, t bulb Sales Office Upsala Rd Home ou Urge lot. 3 blocks j Open 11 a. w. to 5 p. m. from downtown. 2 blocks Daily Fence Co.. 300 So. from churchei. jok Myrtle Alsu Saturday ft Sunday 17-92. Phone IM-D3I. Ave. House is part of an eatole ft need* repairs. BY OWNER, 3 bedroom, 1W hath home. One bedroom GREEN BRIAR Must be sold to pay bills. Total price $2,506 FA 2 7443 has separate entrance, can Choice lote available be rented fur income. Will ( ovtrluuking aMl SPACIOUS Lake front home trade fur smaller place. Custom buildll in Lake Mary. For sale or Shown by appointment. Call specification, lease. FA 2 7792. FA 3 9*46. developed by KIM.S)t till!) 3 UK. Home, 2 baths, 21a. 3 BEDROOMS, lVk baths. BUILDERS INC. room. Fenced yard. Rea­ Swimming pool. Furn. or M l Falrmanl Dr. unfurn. 121 Lake Doi Dr. sonable down paymt. Ph. FA 2-X071 Sunland. 322-8169. - dry walla, Mirada Concrete Co. $09 Elm At*. FA S4TI1 85. Articles W u tM WANTED. Used TVo. Ice calls $2.00. SANFORD TV 8ERVICE, 111$ Sanford Ave, FA 3*9778. WILL pay cash tor Travel Trailer., 28 ft. or longer. AppUancne not necessary. Must have good roof. Fh. F a 1-691$. 36. ABtog*aMM* T T r 3 5 FOR SALE OR TRADE. *$ Falcon Sprint 4 speed syu* cro. CaU after $ . --------1934 PONTIAC. $ Door. • eyla Straight stick. Powdw Mow 403 W. SXh St. 233-31*5. . xtnrmo a mew « USED CART FINANCE IT WITH OE ♦ Lew Interest Ratio • Low Monthly Payments FLORIDA STATE BANS 1956 CHEV. 44 ton Pickup truck. $473. FA $-0119. 87. Boat* - Me te r i 14 FT/ PACEMAKER run­ about boat and trailer, ex* celled condition. Beit offer. See at 10$ N. Myrtle. CaU 3239393 or 333-7*31. 14’ Wood Flberglau top. flotation a d d e d , cover, lights, windshield, remote control. 40 hp. mere, elect Trailer. $436. C u r r e n t license. CaU FA 3-0444. I Gateway To The Waterway Kobaon Sporting Goods Your EV1 TNRUDE 304-6-9 E. lit. Fh. FA 3-Mtl 40. Farm Equipment GravelyTractor Sales &Service NEW AND REBUILT Gravely Trattor* A fun Una of l o t m s crop Tractors trie Carpet Shampooer with purchase of Blue Lustre. Carroll's Furniture. BANK FINANCING 143 N. Orlando Ave. Maitland Phone MT-TMS ATTENTION! PRESTIGE CAR BUYERS Listed Below, Are Showroom New CeeUeentale — Traded In On 1961 Modal*. All Are Fatly E e e in e d Including Air Conditlaalag And Brand New Equipment * Tir**. Don't Let Thla Opportunity Te Own Amerka'e Finest AutemobUe Pass By. Check Thee* "Once la A Lifetime" Lew, Lew Price#: • • • 1963 FORDOR* ARCTIC WH1TI 1962 BLACK CHERRY 1962 ARCTIC WHITE ------ALSO — 1962 ONE-OW NER C A R S Comet Model S-22 Fully Equipped Comet 4-Door 16.090 Actual till** Mercury Custom * Mk 4-Door Sedan, Fall Power Mercury Meteor *1795 M | 169 5 195 % 41 ^1795 Custom "4" Cylinder. A Real Gee Haver, Only 1961 ONE OW NER LOW MILEAGE — EXTRA CLEAN Comet 4-Door *1095 Straight TrtasmiMton Ford Fairlane 500 4-Dour, Automatic Transmission. Radio and llaater SEE THIS ONE 1960 EXTRA C L E A N LOW DOWN PAYMENT Fiat Dealer »y le ty r- dew tills, block*, 332-9764. Owned Homes Seminole Realty REACT MIX \ VACUUM CLEANER, repair*, parti, supplied for Electro­ YOU AN EART1IMAN? RENT A BED lux. Kirby, |fiwiw*r, AirWay, Rex-Air etc. Free RoPaway, Hospital A Baby If you have to live on Oils Earth, you might as well Bedi. pickup. New and Uacd own part of it. Hut Hie good 110 N. Park Ave. By Day, Week, or Month cleaner* void. FA 2-2282. 322-0539 parts arc getting scarcer CARROLL’S FURNITURE and scarcer and they're 3 BEDROOM, 1 hath. Kit 3. Education • Instruction Ph. FA 2-9181 116 W. tat St. not going to get any cheap­ AIR-CONDITIONING— Refri­ 2 BEDROOM houae, kitchen e r . . . A long preamble to geration Men needed. We equipped. FA 3-3858. advise you to check eigh­ FA 2-2940. train you. Write Commer­ teen pretty screi near San­ cial Trades Institute. Box 1 BLOCK FROM FRENCH PLUMBLNG ford for only $5400 with good FREE ESTIMATE ON FIRST ST. 45, c/o Sanford Herald. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, T. 1 X 1 . Contracting Repairs term*. Upholalerlng ft Mattress ren­ COMPLETELY REMODELED C D N - lf Lovely corner lot with FREE ESTIMATES NEEDED ovating. New ft Used Furni­ SPIC AND SPAN young Ireca. 3 Years c Legal Notice R. L. HARVEY ture. CaU Nix Bedding Ufg. A Real Estate Salesman or I n lb * C o nvl * f tbe Cenm ly IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Jn e g p , IV H ln a le I'n a a ty , K l* » Ml Sanford Ave. FA 2 3383 Co., at 709 Celery Ave. Saleilady can make money Phone 322-2714 for impectiou. iv t h e r m c r iT m r n r o r M n. In F re b a tv . FA 2 8567. with ua, call FA 2-2117. 'rm : vivTii j i d i i i a i . r m . I n rv l m i l * « f 26. Radio k Television C H A RLES WILLIS B R O W N e r r r . iv tv ii r u n «i : h i . LARGE 2 Bedroom f.rn. WANTED reliable couple to a/k /a Chari** Willi* Brown, vol.K rm \T 1 .' Kl.until v Apt. FA 2-3533.__________ PREVENT IN I IIANCKHV NO. (M il Hr. take up monthly payment* n * c * t * * il R IC H A R D R E N A U D , TV BREAK DOWN'S of $13.50 oa 3 complete P la in t if f . 7. iluninesN Rentals T a A ll r i H l l n * 1 * 5 f i r w n Property Management REALTOR - INSUROR All tubes, including picture H a v in g C la im * a r D tm a .U * v*. rooma ef furniture. Call ft Sales Broker FA 2-4991 19It S. French Ave 1,000 aq. ft. FLOOR apace, C A T H E R I N E R E V A t f P , tube, checked for $3.00. Call A g a ln a t fate K a la lv t TE 3-1511, Ceeielberry, col­ D efendant. You and *ach o f you a r* suitable for ofifee or store. Mooney Appliance Service, v iy r it K t o t m : t a lect. Ii* r * b y no tified »n<t required B E I N G transferred t h i s FA 2-3335. FA 3 0607. to p r * i* n t any claim s and d e . STATE OK KI.OHIDi Till month. Must sacrifice 3 C A T H K R IN E R E N A U D n u n ,I* w hich you. or a lt h ir Offers for your selection 34. Article* For Sola A d d re tt *n>l R e ilJe n c * U n ­ OFFICE or Store Building. bedroom Home. Low down o f you. m ty have a g a in *! the 27. Special Services these Beautiful 2, 3, ft 4 known a * t * l* of C h a r)** W lllla B ro w n , payment. $63 mo. Include Contact J. T. Beggarly. FA 1 Used Royal portable type­ T O II A R E H E R E B Y N O T I­ a / k / a C h a ri** W 111I a B ro w n , Bedroom stove. 116 Country Club Cir 2-21*75. Air-Conditioning writer with case. $39.96S r ., d*C ****d, H I* of * * ld C o m i­ F I E D . th at • B ill of Com ­ ty , in ih * County Ju d e * of p la in t fo r illv o rr* h *a h**n cle. 1'oweU‘a Office Supply, 117 H. B. POPE CO„ INC. Hem lnnl* County, K ln rld a , at file d ag alnat you, anil you a r* y. For Sate or Rent M0 So. Park Ave. FA 2 4231 S. Magnolia. FA 2 9642. h i* o ffice In lh« co u rih o u ** of required to **rve a copy o f • a id County »t Hanford. F l o r ­ an anaw er or p lrad ln g to the LAHGE 4 Br. older Home on St. Johns Realty of C om plaint on the ida. w ith in *1* calen d ar B i l l SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa­ FORD TRACTOR, mower, THE TIME TESTED FIRM lake. In Lake Mary. Many I’ l a l n l l f r * A tto rney. P a u l C, m o nth * from th* tim e of the tios, etc. Free estimate. Ph. disk, scoop, good condition. «I7 M eat South 116 N. Park Ave FA 2-4123 f lr * t p u b licatio n of th l* n o lle* P e rk ln a . extras. $175 month lease or 1 3223906. FA 2-7664. T w o copl** of each claim or S t r a t i. O rlando, F lo rid a , anil will sell. FA 2-7752. demand *h a ll b» In w ritin g , file th* o rla ln a l an aw er or DUE TO ILLNESS must sell plaadlng In the o fflca of th* and ah a ll * la t * th* place of Down Payments Piano Tuning and Repair almost new home on 1 acre BEDROOM CU House, re-td en c* end p<>*t o ffice ad* C le rk of the i- lrc u ll C o u rt on 3 CA RPET W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 ground, near Faula School. itr**» o f th * c la im a n t, and o r before Monday, D *c*m b «r, As Low As $100 kitchen equipped, near ■hall he nworn lo by Ih * Sth, tS a i. If you fa ll to do *» Call FA 2-337M, FA 2-UH79. Winn Dixie. Call FA 2-5uPd. 4 WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS. tOO'1 Nylun or wool carpet­ c la im a n t, h i* « « *n l. or atto r- Judgm ent by d e fa u lt w ill be r*y and ercotnpanHd by a ta ka n ag ain *! you fo r Ih * re- I ing installed with rubber SPRINKLER SYSTEMS ATTRACTIVE 2 bedroom f ilin g fe* of on* d o lla r and lie f il*m »nd«d In Ih * M ill o f 10. Wanted to Rent From $43.50 padding. 3 Rooma up to AU Types and Sltea euch claim or demand not *o Com plaint House with large screened To mska tha beat homa W IT N E S S my hand and a*al 27<> sq. ft. *139 50. As low file d *h a ll b* void. We Repair and Service patio, fenced back yard on at -tin ford. Srm lnola C o u n ty, buy, see tha Needed At Once Hma C. Brown as $7.uo a month. Limited h T I N E a corner lot. 2U09 Magnolia. A* Eiseutrl* of th* Laat F lo rid a , thla :» th day o f O ct­ We need ten (10) nice homes, time only. Ph. Orlando col­ Machinery and Supply Co. Will and Tvatamanl of ober. 1X 1 . VA FHA furnished or unfurnished, , Chari** Willi* B r o w n , ( S E A L ) 207 W 2nd St. FA 2 6432 lect 2U 938M. A rth u r II B * i-k w llh , J r . a/ k/ a C h a r i * * Willi* Appointed Immediately! Wo have the C le rk of th* C irc u it C o u rt Brown. Hr. clients! If you have a 2. 3, U y ; M artha T . V lh la n , D C . Property D *c«a**d 1901 $. Park Ave. P a u l C. P a rk in * TfaroM K. John*on or 4 bedroom home for 4(7 W cat Mouth Htreat Management & A tto rn e y fo r th * R e la te FA 2 5232 anytime rent or lease, call O rlando, F lo rid a F, O. Drawer Z A tto rn ey fo r P la in t if f Sales Broker Hanford. Florida J*Ub! l*h Oct. 11 A Nov. T, ti. Publlah Oct. I t * NoV. T, 14, FHA - VA HOMES 71. I >43. * 11. 1X1. . . . 2. 3, ft 4 BEDROOMS C D N Ili OPN-111 1, lti, ft 2 BATHS 322-2420 111 N. Park Ave. Answer to Prrrteu* f e r a l* DOWN PAYMENTS FROM Office FA 12116 12. Keel E sta te For Sale Variety Bit Night FA 3-0648 323 0700 MONEY DOESN'T TALK — Low Monthly Payments 12 S U u * r ACROSS IT SCREAMS! $1^00 down For Complete Information 2334 Park Dr 19 Scottish _1 Mr. , , ___Downey , abeepfoM wilt put you In • neat, See Or Call Your 15. IlufllntM Opportunity 7 wM inltiwr 31 Black bird* sound country hum* on * 11 fc orm » m 8 i! notion hoilm o FHA - VA 13 .>« Before lovely tree-shaded lot for i. | P4Ci ilrtn^ th (ab.) SALES RROKER the unbelievable price of U | “ M as $7,500. Thla la too good to capital needed by M Fuller's p t o l 11 Chrysler — Plymouth— Valiant last so call now! man FA 2 4312. iv T ritn i* of 31 Sumatran J 7Traineref Samu*l lB ib .) 34. Article* F u T s S T & 4 ROOM Houie. Unfur*. ex­ cept stove. Near NAS. $11.30 weekly. Fh. FA 3-994$. * RM. Apt 1 Btlttu. m 334. Artlcha Far Sola L RIVERS far tractor trail­ THEE SERVICE . SINGER AUTOMATIC er!. Experienced only. Full Complete Leva Service 51 time employment. Hollo­ Free Estimates FA 1-4177 makaa buttonholei, s u n «a buttoaa. moongrami. ea way Concrete, lac. Pbooe brolder*. ate. All without FA MM3. REMODELING - Addition aUadunesti. Sold saw ovar Cabinets — Paneling — Re­ 19. S ita n tto M W anted pairs. License. Mel Robin- $300 balance now due only ■, pay $7.8* monthly. San. 136-8196. CHILD Care. 365-3368. Liberal trade-la on your WORK wasted. Day or week. WASHING MaehJoa Service old maektot. Can bow for Free Estimates on Repairs free home trial. Orlando FA 3-7973. 2640 Hiawatha 332-7363 collect 141-096*. IRONING at borne. 332-7791. 29. Aatom obHa S e r v le t 8 FA 1-6323 MATURE experienced 8eaeAUTO GLASS tsry neciti employment 3 Day week preferred. Box 36, INSTALLED * real. $4.77. Surplus City. c/o Sanford Herald. Senkarlk Gloat and P aint 301 W. 1st St. Company YARDS cleaned, small llama 210 Magnolia Fh. TK 2-4632 4 hauled or moved. Juuk pick­ * * 10. FA 3-207$. Auto GUM, Tope ed «p might pay for labor. ft Sett Cavan C FA S-7839 or FA 3-4333. pair. Osteen Bridge Fish AUTO GLASS Child Caro. FA 2-2774. Camp ft Gun Shop. o p a nn p a u t d rA S M I L U V iiK L U . DAYS WORK. FA 3-3791. ONION PLANTS 304 W. lad 8L FA MMI TAL WAX ft WHITE OSTEEN Area. Baby or young All. WORK GUARANTEED c SPANISH rhlldren lu my heme week­ SWAINS BA1TKKY SVC. p M $3,30 days. 333-4029. Generator - Starter Sort. $ .......... ..................... 1.90 402 E. 2nd FA 7-3632 j 20. B abysitter* lota ft over . . . . 1.00 B y N adine Seltzer SWEETIE FIE 27. Sftecial S d r tk d * - ~ Falcon $175 2-Dour Sedan l DOWN ALSO HAS MOVED To Their New Location — 519 E . First S t. SANFORD Comet Custom Automatic Tranamisriun, Radio and llrator $200 DOWN Other Exceptionally Clean Cora, Some Require NO Down PttymenL Trade-Inn accepted on all unite. BANK FINANCING U IIM T HUN I l in c o l n m ercu ry SANFORD • FA 2-4884 IM f IN L* Winter Park Phone Ml 4-0209 LOT AT PALMETTO ft COMMKRC ----H- �-%* * 1 j y . PAGE 12 al fo r this oetlag. Bfatty-foar pounds of hsof w en barbecued for the Bunday leach with the campers taking t u n s standing watch Walter Bunts was elected president af the Chuluota Oojnmtmity Club at the su­ Dan Caaaalberry condnctad H m group slept in Adiron­ dack shelters and the scouts the worship aerriee on Sunday entertained their fathers with morning. patrol skits around th# camp­ Tboeo attending the camp* out were Scoutmaster Ted fire Saturday n ig h t i t was printed oet Wat althouih council several months ago had been asked, and had promised, to come to some declsla, soon has been fortheomlag. Sr., second vlco president, The group sufftstsd that three years; Georgs Boulden, • thru*-way meeting (council, secretary, two years and Mrs. company and auoeiatkm) be Forest City test Saturday Grace Fox, treasurer, two arranged to "talk orer not only the grass problem but night as article after article yean. was sold by Auctioneer Jim a3'r*:b!?aj! ef mutual eooDavis at an auction sponsored cerr. by the Forest CUy Business­ This iJea was flatly reject­ men's Association. ed by Mayor W. W. Anderson who explained that rather Mors than ISO was mads than take the matter up with on the project with all pro­ ceeds to go for a Community local company officials, he Christmas Party for children would take It directly to B.O. Klog, m ajor stock holder to o f'th e area. the company, If a meeting A particularly happy cus­ tomer wae Mrs. Allen For­ ean be arranged. Meanwhile, until tha first ward who placed Urn winning frost anyway, tha grass Th* Florida Federation of bid for tha chord organ and grows . . . and grows . . . Art, Inc„ sponsored an exhi­ bench which wtll be present­ land grows. bition of Past Presidents ed aa a gift to ber daughter. Entertainment was provid­ paintings at tha DaBary Man­ sion House on 8unday after­ ed by a five-member musical noon, and held a reception to group from tha Forest Laka Academy Band. their honor. Mrs. C. F. Field, associa­ Among some of the paint­ ings exhibited were the worka tion secretary and In charge he held Dee. I. Reiter hie SCOUTMASTER Ted Daniel, right, carve* off a slice of barbecued beef of Nancy Harmon of Tampa of publicity for the event, re­ Laagwead’a three taraabent served on council for the past for Mr. and Mr*. William Can* Sunday a t Camp Lnnoche where Boy Scout who la almost blind now. She ported today that Saturday geeaailaea, J i n Reiter, Carl thirteen year*, Lommler for Troop 341 of Caaaelberry held the annunl Father-Son Campout. Their eon, has taken many prlsea for nlght’a affair was considered so successful that another Is L o a a le r and B. L. "Slick" the past four yeara, and rh rin . I* a member of the troop. (Herald Photo) her a rt work, and spearheaded being planned for Saturday, Helm* are aeektog re-election llelma tot a total of three the drive to get the Rlngllng Nov. 16, beginning at 7:30 la dte municipal election* to yeara. Museum for the State of p.m. This auction also Is Reiter advlaee that If re­ Florida. John Rlngllng, her scheduled to taka place In the flected be will continue to friend, provided money and Forest City Shopping Center. helped bar In many way a. In Items are needed for this 1044, ahe brought the Dr. event and donations may be Stanley Charles Nott exhibi­ left with any Forest City tion of the Leonardo Da Vinci merchant. Pickups esn be a r­ collection to Florida. Several ranged by calling the offices ot bar recent painting* are of W. M. Norris or C. F. By Mona Grtaatead i hanging In the Main Gallery By Mr*. Adam Muller Responsibility for malntcn-' of th* Deltary Mansion. By M o m Griastesd DeBary'a Herbert D. Gibb ance and general upkeep ol Also worthy of mention la American Legion Post 259 the North Orlando Recreation North Orlando Mayor and “Flro Ball Polnaettl**," an will sponsor a flag sal* at the Area was the main topic of Mra. W. W. Andarson, posing entry ahown by W. Penroae of DeBary Post Office begin­ discussion at Monday night's as "ona-ayad monsters," won tho Brandon Area Art Canter. ning a t 9 a.m. Friday. In meeting of the North Orlando prises for tha moat atlglnal On exhibit In the rear gallery charge will be First Vice Civic Association. coatumaa a t a weekend Hal­ are the paintings of Freddy Commander William William* It was suggested by Henry loween Party sponsored by Peterson of Zephyrhills. Ward that the association who will be assisted by Fred the Garden Club a t the Civic By Jaae Casselberry Among past presidents par­ Kammerer, Stanley Smith. tak« complete responsibility Building. ticipating In tha exhibition A 16 mm. film in sound and for tho area, giving the peo­ Award for the “ugliest" cos­ were Mr*. K. F. Davanport, color, "Communist Encircle­ William Brumbraugh a n d ple a program of supervised tume went to Jesse Wallace Mr*. Florence Seymour, hire. ment.’* will be ahown at the Fred McLaren, all past com­ activities. Mr*. Beverly Krcmanders of the post. who showed up aa a Ubangl Arrangements will be made cek advised however, that the November meeting of tho white hie wife, Lola, gave him Seminole County Young Re­ by this committee to proper­ • close ran for the prize as JIM REITER publican Club to be held ly destroy old flags for these • "hunched-back witch." Tuesday at 6 p. m. in the who purchase new ones at Mrs. Bill Wolfe, dressed as necessary to attend the many caucus room of the Florida this time. a flapper of tho "Roaring regular and special council The Post will assist to Twenties.’’ won tho prise aa Stale Bank of Sanford. meetings each month. This nationally known film ceremonies for a Mass Burn­ Lommler, who was born In tho most beautiful. documents the spread of ing of Old Flags at the next Cleveland. Ohio, has lived Judgeo wars Mr. and Mra. Communism from the theor­ County Executive Meeting of In Longwood for 22 years and Altamonte Man Ewrlghteou Harvitle. ies of Marx and Engels to the tho American Legion to be Is a trustee at the First Bap­ Tha conversation pleca of held at Edgewater Beach. Re­ tist Church. He Is married Attends Asphalt take over to Cuba. tha evening was tha large and Die father of three daugh­ Tho program will bo of presenting th* local organltake made by Mrs. George ■'* be Commander interest to the general public xation will ters. Plastering Is his trade Conference Duquette in the form of a and he has been treasurer A. C. Benkelman of Alta­ and all Interested persons are Peter Koppenaal and a greup Witch’s haad, Feature* were o( the Volunteer Fire Depart­ monte Springs, consulting en* welcome. Seminole Republi­ of delegates. distinct with face, hat, long ment for the past live years. ginrer nf the Asphalt Institute cans are particularly urged to ■oaa and all, colored to orange If re-elected B. L. "Slick" is a participant in the an­ attend. and black. Paper witches, cat* Helms states that be will nual Asphalt Conference be­ The club's annual member­ and skslatons decorated walls strive for the continuation ing held today and Friday at ship drive got underway on • f tha party room. of the progress that the re­ the Missouri School of Mines Nov. 1 and anyone interest­ A buffst pot-luck supper ed In Joining may contact cent council has begun with and Metallurgy. was served with a witch’* no ralso in taxes. Two years brew cooled by green Ice and Ilenkclman will address the Dave Kanaly, membership of business administration In conference on "Ottawa Test chairman, who Uvea at 1631 decorated with floating white college, as well as the exper. Road Findings on Base-Type Ivy Lane, Winter Park. marshmallows. lence of having already serv­ Performance a* Applied to Entertainment Included the ed a term and a half on coun­ Flexible Pavement Design.’* traditional "appia dunking" cil, qualifies him to do a good The event ia sponsored by Job In office, he says. the Ilcpartment of Civil Engi­ Helms 1* a native Flori­ neering of the Missouri School dian ami has lived to Long- of Mines and Metallurgy, th* wood for 27 year*, He Is a Misiourt Bituminous Contrac­ Post Sets plastering contractor, Is mar tor* Association and th* As­ rled atul has two daughters. phalt Institute. Barbecue By Donna Kalea South Seminole VFW Post BPW To Hold •207 will hold their monthly chicken-rib barbecue Sunday Rummage Sale at the Post Home on th* Old By Mr*. Adam Muller Dixie Highway from 1-6 p.m. The DeBary Huslnrai and Included In th* menu with th* Professional Women's Club chicken or ribe will bo pota­ will sponsor a rummage tale to salad, tossed salad, baked this Satunlay from 0 a.m. beans, rolls, cake and coffee until 5 p.m. at 1003 W. 13th1 or tea. ( i i | Street In Sanford. Tlckota for adult* and chil­ 7 — i |1 * Mrs. John Dslck, chairman, dren under 12 may be pur­ ha* advised that there will be chased to advance from any Scout Leaders «t o4‘ t e r r 1 many article* of value en member of the Post or Aux­ * # J 1 11. L. HELMS sale. Procccda will be used iliary or a t the event. Set Course " ' a Ail By Julia llartoe An Adult Girt Scout Lead­ ers Training Course ha* been 4-H Leaders announced by Mr*. Lawrence PTC To Hold Swofford, Lyman Neighbor­ To Meet hood Chairman, with the first Seuilnol« County 4-11 fo*d- Tha Missionary Guild of Open House two meetings stl from 9 a.m. ere will meet with Miss My- Slavia will aponsur a Bsk* The Parent-Teacher Coun­ Solo Satunlay beginning at until noon on Tuesday, Nov. tie Wilson, extension service cil of Enterprise School will 12 and Tuesday. Nov. 19, at agent, at 10 a. m. Friday at 12:30 p. m. in the auditorium hold an Open llouae meeting of St. Luke’a Christian Day the Altamonte Spring* Com­ the Itoms Demonstration Cen­ next Wednesday at th* ochool munity House. ts-. 401 E. 23th Streat to San­ 8ch»ol. cafetorium beginning at 7:30 All pastries for the sale Dates will be set later for ford. th* balance of the course All women who a r t Interest should be a t tha school by p.m. NORTH ORLANDO’S b u t Garden of th a Month Award went to Mr. and which is open to anyone '"* ad to working with a group 11:30 a. m. Proceed* will be All Interested parents and Mrs. Dave TiUon whose sons, U r r y and Gary, help keep the Brass resident* of tha area a rt inturned over to missionary luruicd to scout leadership. of 4-H girl* a re Invited to attrim m ed itruimd the Y ucca I’alm and Gower bed. (Herald i ho to} iyilcd to attend. work of tha Guild. Soalh Seminole m To Heel Art Exhibition Honors Past Presidents my; Ed Cwadiff n d son. EA dU; BUI Dm pM y and aona, Billy and Danny; J«rry Warran 8r. and Jerry J r.; Dcnefl Long and ton, Dannie; Edgar DeBeer and ton. Brace; J . A. sert and son,"Dennis; William Rhodes and sons, Donnie and Eddie (a cub); William Nlcarry and son, Stars; Alls Kish and son. Stare; Fred SUedler Sr. and Fred Jr.; Fred BistUna and ■cm, Walter; Carroll Scott and •on. Danny, Leonard Casual, berry and tone, Dan and Ricky; Walter Rlgllng and ton, Larry, and the following Scouts, Ricky Jackson, Allen 8ulliTan, David Krohne, Ricky Harwood, 8tevo Huber, Mar. •hall Johnson, Greg and Doug Kauble, Pete Montgomery and Chris Cass. Those who went up Sunday for the barbecue were Mr. and Mrs. William Case and Mrs. L e o n a r d Casselberry and daughters, M • I a n d a and Bank To Issue Limited Number Of Shares Veteran's Day To Be Observed In Casselberry 1• J ELSIE FARLEY, saleslady a t the new G arrett’* D epartm ent Store, dis­ QUINCY HOWELL AND JO ANN Ogleaby, salesladies, display pockeb- plays one of the dresses which will be featured a t Friday’s opening. (H erald Photo) books which will be offered a t G urrett’a Departm ent Store’s opening Friday. (Herald l'hoto) fe l-.st TH E NEW G A RRETTS Departm ent Store, occupying m ic« formerly held by Yowell’a, will have its formal opening Friday morning. w.-r «.< -w-- First Hundred Ladies Garrett's Department Store will hold an Open House to­ night from 7 to 9 p. m. at its pew location to acquaint old and new friends with the at­ tractive new atore and the many quality lines of mer­ chandise which It will carry. The first 100 ladies attend­ ing will receive a carnation corsage and there will bo free balloons for the kiddles. Door priics will include two Kate Greenaway dresses lor girls and two pairj of Wran­ gler dungarees for boys. Visitors also will be ablo to register for the grand prii* of a boat and motor which will be given away the day before Thanksgiving. Mr*. A. E. Mallem. who apent the first dollar when the original Garrett'a store open­ ed 16 years ago, will be giv­ en soother dollar to make the purenase ot her choice. This will be the only sale to be made on Thursday at the open bouse as the store will open for business on Fri­ day morning. Many famous brand names will bo to evidence to ovary department Friday morning when G arrett's Department Store opens for business In the new location, with many more to be arriving in the near future. In the appliance line, Gar­ rett's will carry Hoover va­ cuum cleaners and Whltr and Nerchl wwinu machine*. Garrett'a ha* one of the largest and most complete plrcn goods and notions de­ partments In Central Florida. They will carry Simplicity, McCall, Spadea and Modes Royale lines of patterns. Seamstresses will be par- Ocularly attracted by the cot­ ton and wool double knits; dark drip dry cotton* by Pe­ ter Pan, Bates and Fruit of the Loom, velvets, corduroys and those glamorous bro­ cades and metallic double­ knits for holiday wear. It you arc not handy with the needle and thread you can still find your fit as G arrett's carries dresses for women from slie 3 Juniors to siro 41 In women's styles, In­ cluding Junior Miss, Junior Pidltcs, half sices, m isirl and women's. They also have children'* and tee* fashions. Among the qmllty names to ladles' dresses will he I.atgIon, Nellie Don. Jonathan lav gan, Toni Todd, Vlrkl Vaughn end Unit pi knitwear. The spring line wtll Include sportswear by Jantien and White Stag. Little girls' dresses will bear the Kate Greenaway la­ bel. Vasserctte and Munsing* wear lingerie and I’hocnix, Cannon and Cleasner Hosiery will be sold. Costume jewelry, gloves and handbags to com­ plete mdady'a outlit will b« offered. ORIGINIAL GARRETTS Department Store a t First Street and Sanford Avenue is pictured. The store wee located beta fur 16 yeara. .. flju L a jw iiru f Sidewalk Show Opens National Art Week A Sidewalk Show of Paint­ ing* was held all day l i l t Friday In DeBary to open th* National A rt Week, Nov. 1-7. Among those submitting entries was Viol* Howard, chairman of the event frem the DeBary Arts and Crafts Club. Other members of tho club participating were Slid* Balkwill. Beatrice Muller, Edith Brooks, Charlotte Bar­ nett, Albert Mercer, Dorothy Delta, Elisabeth Huppert, A. H. Schmidt anil Delia Hoff­ mann. Exhibiting from Sanford were M. C. Jones and Mildred McMillan: f r o m Daytona Rearh, Bart Fonda; from Maitland. Anne 1). Killiany; from Oilando, Avalyn II. Henderson and frvm DrLand, Frieda Stern. Fire Department Sets Barbecue, Turkey Shoot The annual chicken barbe­ cue for benefit of the Lako Mary Volunteer Fire Depart­ ment Auxiliary will be held this Saturday from 5 until 7 p m. at the Fire Hall. On Sunday, men of the de­ partment will sponsor a Tur­ key Shout to be held in the vacant lot aerosa from the Fire llall beginning at 2 p.m. All residents of the area* receiving lire protection from the Lake Mary Volunteers are invited to aupport these project*. DOWNTOWN SANFORD FIRST ST Attend our Open House this evening - 7 to 9 Carnation Corsages to the first one hundred ladies. Gifts and Prizes — Kate Greenaway dresses for Girls, Wrangler Dungarees for Boys, Set of Rogers Silverplate, Balloons. (Nothing: for sale this evening: — come browse!) —1 • . n �-tw - t------ - 1 ' ‘ »♦ I f l f ill* Complete Men's Department At Garrett's J. M. Garrett Veteran Of 31 AHDU0 A6TBONMJT* KUCAV H U r ttukks few, ^ EVERTTHLG, DOCTOR. ANDlOU Mucrvsrr ewrraamjum ◄ eoma wyawo StE AW MINER'S CUNtC. A Phoenix f r CVBN SWCAX A u r n s KJSS EY A Y HE*. POP HAS A M A N etP < TWi FURNULIRB/ Clausner Cannon Munsingwear Hanes Playtex Silf Skin Exquisite Fori HUMPH COMiMB K TWEtfl CAISr" ^ AMO ME/ j DeBary AARP To See Film and M r atoff. ceneletag of lira. Nellie Rum Boyd. Mra. Quincy Hovel. Mra. Pat Tay­ lor, Mlaa Elaie Parley, Mra. Swelm, will be on Band to larva the customer#. YOUHE RIGHT DEAM-JUGr DO WHATEVERYOUw»NT ---- AFTER all. I'M A a laJCCtosnjL vauNu FBI Agent To Give Talk In DeBary -1 W ITH IT ■------------- ' BU *Jf«S S EXECUTIVE t h i s IS -V—' MHAATW MY ) y OlONiTV r jt "f ir a . r* I LEARNED a l l *■ A HEV, CARLYLE! 1 WAIT'LL YOU HEAR '— l THE N E W S l^ — M V M U L T IP L IC A T IO N — i T A B L E S ! r -------- " ' ARE I K N EW YOU K lD O lS I< 3r ✓ f -‘THAT'S FU N N Y ! c A m e n ^ A .I I c Chatham Blankets Palm Beach Arrow Hickock Airman Shirtcraft Hanes A feature movie entitled "Modern Maturity" win Bo ihown it Prldiy'a 10 a.m. meeting of the DeBary Chap­ ter of the American AasoclaIton of Retired Peraona to be held in the Recreation Hall of the Fire Station. Thii film la the lirit In a aeries to be presented by the DeUary Chapter to aid resi­ dents of the community to achieve a more aucccssful re ­ tirement life. The public ie in­ vited. The Chapter, in another con­ tribution toward planning a better retirement life in De­ nary, alao h at placed the new book, "Beyond Three Score Years and Ten," by Phillip Fisher, in Uw public library. Esquire Fortune Adam Regal by Cappelli, M. Kutz L'Aiglon Handbags Toni-Todd Han World, Bonita Stacey Ames Wrangler Dungarees Costume Jewelry Kelley Arden by BernsFredman Jonathan Logan a complete oatfitting — including socks & underwear by Hanes for infants University Slacks Carnegie Boys Shirts The largest selection of linens the final touches — slips by Slip & Sleep, Cos Cob o Ladies Hats Nellie Don Lampl S OKKIIAS1PTO.N, * England (UPI) — Mrs. Wilhelmlna ciray ssid today- tier three­ legged dog, Hose, limped 1U miles from her new borne in Cirencester to tha former Gray home here. Screens used tor fuel fil­ ters In Jat aircraft have openin n •* small aa 15/10,OOOthl of an inch. Vicky Vaughn m By Mra. Adam Matter Joan Oglesby and Sire. Kate By Mrs. Adam Mailer Kenneth Whitaker, assist­ ant special agent in charge of tha Federal Bureau of Invaatlgation in Jacksonville, will apeak a t the D«Rary Community Methodist Church at 7:30 p.m. Friday a t a meeting sponsored by tha J. M. Oarwtt. owner nf GtrrtU’i Department ttort, U a veteran at U y i u i la •tc dry gooda bualaeaa la both wholesale and ratall at Illnf. Before iiim lai la tta wow location at » Baal Flrat Street, formerly occupied By Yowall’a, Oarrett’a vaa lo­ cated at m Bat! First S tm t for 11 yeart. Garrett tl a uatteo af Greenville, On., and Hr*. Garret la a native at Sanford. They have two children. Laura Jo, a eopboame at Seminole Bleb ScBaaL awl Otto, a cantor than. The Garretta beloag to Ike Presbyterian Church at the Covenant aad Bo la an offi­ cial of the cBuveh. lie li a aiombar of die Chamber of Commerce. m see our complete new department Shirtcraft a new -— Id of shopping for all Central m s u 'a �IfrSx&St'S ■ I Scientists Our Best Wishes GARRETTS T: aa th e et o p e rif b e a e tif e l m w in dow a taw n th e ir a t o re S a n fo rd . Adam sIMOVING ft STORAGE Tba dUcovtry of t l u i to tor apptara to ba tba aoly •daaUQeally autbantleated Norn raaalaa la America waa mada bp tba Norwegian FA 2-0225 SN N. Hofly At*. Me fladlaga at QanqhaiulatianA Toy Collection Set In Village The Delorp Voluateer beet wishes In Tbp Pickup Dap, eoeductad aaaaaQp bp Iba North Orleads Volunteer Fire Depart­ ment tor Urn benefit of andtrprhrUiged children at Chrislmai, win be bald thin GARRETTS a ago making bouae to boueo calla and wtU aceept anp top wMcb can bo repaired. The collection wlQ be turned over to the Marino Reoerve Corpa la Orlando for repair work and later dlatrtbution. To Stenstrom Realty MRS. J. M. GARRETT loolu on an her huaband signs the lease to the property where Garrett'* Deportment Store will open Friday. Garrett's 111 N. Park At*. We're Congratulations and best wishes from an O ld business friend FA SUM Proud to G en eral C ontractor fo r h a ve th e red ecora tin g o f th e bu ild in g S an ford 's la r g e new, been selected ren o va tin g w hkh d epartm en t and houses store — G ARRETTS Our LYNCHBURG, Le R o y C VIRGINIA Represented by Ralph Smith, Orlando, Fla. 2300 S. COMMERCIAL best wishes fo r y o u r continued success! Robb Construction C o ., Inc. S a n fo rd 322-5011 A ve. • INDUSTRIAL • RESIDENTIAL STARTS FRIDAY MORNING many get - acquainted - with our - new - store - bargains ! \ here are a f e w ! REGISTER for car top aluminum B O A T and M O T O R to be given away November 27. 1963 36" NARROW WALE CORDUROY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . REG. 98c SALE 79c yd. 44" WIDE WALE CORDUROY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... REG. 1.25 SALE 98c yd. 36" PETER PAN & BATES COTTON. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . REG. 98c SALE 59c yd. 54" WOOL FLA N N EL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . REG. 2.98 SALE 2.49 yd. ESSKAY BOYS' SU IT S. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SIZES 8 TO 18 SALE $7.95 up MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS, VALUES TO 3.9S . . . . SALE $1.00 FREE LILY SEWING THREAD TO FIRST PIECE GOODS CUSTOMERS CANNON HOSE FOR L A D IE S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . REG. 98c SALE 79c �WEATHER: F a ir through S aturday; high today around 80; little tem perature change to n ig h t VOL. 66 United Praia Leased Wire EetabUahed 1906 FRI., NOVEMBER 8, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 67 iSrelve-year-old Kenny Her* rie tt * m reported«today aa "doing better than we exPorted although ho etUl la la ■oerteua* condition” by hoe. pital attaches la a long dla* ta « 0 telephone eonrersatinn with The Herald. Kenny's ad* draaa la Fourth Floor, Chil­ dren’s Hospital, Cincinnati, Ohio. City Hall erill be closed Monday la obsereanee of Vet­ erans Day. Court House will he open Monday hot will rlnaa the day after Thanksgiving, Nov. 29, giving attaches a Po-l-g four - day weekend. Poatoffices will be closed and ao mail delivery • . only usual holiday pickup and special de­ livery service. Financial Insti­ tutions wilt be open. 11. C. Hopkins, 72, collapsed in the stands »t Memorial t b s of the alala's aew ailStadium ^Thursday night and vev«Hy lw Fast . Central was pronounced dead on ar Florida, bat aw flaal dsri* rival at Seminole Memorial sloa waa expected. Hospital. A spokesman aaid tho Coroner Hugh Duncan said board probably na«M nar­ death was due to a heart at­ row the choir* dowa to sev­ tack. Mr. Hopkins wss an ar­ eral alia* sad then taka fldent football fsn and Sem­ inole Uooster Club member. aal act law later. He had lived alone since the The board has impeded MAJORETTES of Seminole High School, attired in Indtnn regalia, will R. E. Porter fa adding andeath of Ms wife severs) U proposed alien. apnrk th e homecoming of the Fighting Seminoles in a parade th is a fte r­ ether major transaction for years ago. noon and a t the homecoming game with the Wildwood Wildcats tonight. the downtown area. Makes the He was a retired school JACKSONVILLE (UPI) Pictured from the left: Gay Stanley, Vicki McArdlo, Linda Jarnigin and fourth still under negotiation teacher and principal. He had The Board of Control mm Maureen Moughton. (Herald Photo) but not announced. Two — substituted for many teachers here today to kick off tho Sanford-Atlantic Bank and at the Plnecrest Elementary mast ambitious building pro­ F irst Baptist Church — an­ School where he was loved gram la tho history of tho nounced recently. Story on and respected by faculty and state's university system. students for hia ability to thla latest major improvement The board was expected to MRS. CAMILLA BRUCE, in recognition of 15 yoara of service to th e stimulate a desire for learn­ Its expected to break Nov. 13. approve specific project*, Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, was presented with s watch, an ing among the children. name architects to t a ig a award of m erit plaque and u check a t the directors* quarterly meeting Urlsson Funeral Home said them aad ask the Cabinet to Thursday. Presenting the watch is Scott Burns, Chamber vice presi­ funeral arrangements will be Sanford firemen extinguish­ validate and sell t i l million Wallace Forecast dent. Mrs. Bruce resigned from the Chamber when she assumed full-time Kalis, will present a dramatic announced later pending the ed a kitchen blase at 609 la hoods authorised by Tues­ operation of tho supervisor of registration office. (Herald Photo) half-time effect when they PROVIDENCE, R. I. <UH) arrival of Mr. Hopkins' son. E ast Second Street Thursday day's election. twirl fire batons as a part of afternoon. Maid got locked —Alabama Oav. George C, Cdr. W. C. Hopkins, from Ar­ Planning work la aliwodp the Marching S e m I n o I e a out * , . pan of grease caught trader way oa U university Wallace has predicted that the lington, Va. band’s Indian pageant. firs and ignited the celling. building projects. Official* Homecoming Queen will be South will have an independ­ say the bond validation ritould ent presidential candidate in crowned during half-time. Work was commenced begin la January aad e e » Candidates, selected by the 100. Thursday paving of Ovarhrook atroetiea atari around Map vanity, have been elected hy Drive In Caseclberry, between next year. the students from among Born Dead Sunset and Triplet. On* of the first project* to Susan Brown, Shirley Steed, GAINESVILLE (UP!) — be undertaken la a fm,000 In­ Brenda Brown, Marilyn Hunt The firat son of Florida half­ A check to date showa that firmary at Florida Mata UaN CONCORD. Mas*. (UP!) _ JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — ed colleagues, were rant M. and Sandy Slayton. back Larry Dupree and hia One of the nation'* tup com­ IM of the estimated 1,000 eli­ vorxlty aad the largest siogla Ten Florida State University Minus, Unlvenity chaplain; Boy Scout troop 212, of wife Denise was bom -dead puter experts was shot to professors came under fire at gible voter* have re-register­ project U a *43 lagltoa themLake Mary, will perform au this morning, the Alachua death by a sniper Thursday u Hoard o( Control meeting James A. Gould, professor of ed in the new book* a t Long1stcry building at 1W . Indian dance around a tepee. General Hospital auiil. philosophy; Paul J. Piccard, wood. All voters must re­ Other Menu on the board** night as he ate dinner with toduy (or soliciting money to Roy Howell is Scoutmaster of agenda today are: register In order to vdte in the his family, less than a month pay fines of college students professor of government; M. the troop. December municipal election, —Flaal action on. poll cine to Bandmaster of the March­ Five Executed -after * * he told . - policeT he feared jailed in a racial demonstra­ A. Melvin, professor of phys­ govern the **e of tele vision loo k s elose on Nor. 22. i i.X g e f t 'l. * ... * * *. I ' # 1 tion. ing flm hio . j Truest Cow ics; Harry M. Walborsky, pro­ Icy. Captain of the band is Cuiians wore executed THUra- The victim, Benjamin M. Dr. Charlea Forman, board fessor of chemistry; James P. dny on rharges of parti, iput-1 Gurley. 3*. was killed by a member from Furl Lauder­ June*, professor of history; Norman Leach, drum major way said today motorists is liny Green Jr. and head Ing in a counter-revolutionary single %hot from a .ii-callber dale, said the professors, in­ Raymond K. Bhaline, profes­ wanting a tpecal 1964 auto­ majorette is Sharon Williams. band that killed a militlnmnn! pistol ilred through the kit­ cluding tome of the school's sor of chemistry and phyilca] mobile tag m utt reserve it on patrol, the newspaper El chen window o! his home top scientists, embarrassed George A. Lensen, profesaor before Nov. IS. New tags go Mumlo reported today. about IS fret from where he tho university and all of us," of history; T. Stanton DietBy Donna Estes on tale Jan. 2. sat, police said. Tho protestors were accused rich, professor of sociology The rate of pay for LungFive Charged Gin ley toppled from his of sending letter* soliciting slid Michael Kasha, professor w o o d maintenance depart­ Sanford Navat Air Station ment employes was raised to ST. AUGUSTINE (UPI)— chair to the floor while his funds to pay fines of student* of chemistry and director of la accepting bids for p ro o f­ tl.23 an hour, retroactive to Five Negroes have been i-hnrif. wife and seven children look­ violating a court order that the Molecular Uiophytics In­ ing building No. 8. Estimated Nov. I, at the regular meet­ limited the number of picket* stitute. ed in the slaying nf a white ed on horrified. cost range is less than *23.000. ing of the City Council Thurs­ SAIGON. South Viet Nam fi-hermun last month, another Five hours later state police at a Tallahassee theater. Forman demanded to know (UPI) — The ruling military is being held as a material in Peabody, about 20 miles Thn professors who signrd if FSU President G o r d o n day night. Rumors are beginning to fly junta, backed officially by the away, picked up a 37-ye.vr-okl tho letters of solicitation, Blackwell approved or disap­ witnesa am! pulice are seeking In other business council that Mayor Lawrence Swof- authorized the placing of new United States, today dispatch­ a sixth suspect. engineer and former business which they claimed was pri­ proved of the professor*' ac­ ford aad George Bobrow are street signs at 27 intersections ed additional marines into the associate of Gurley who re­ vate correspondence to seieettions. Blackwell aaid the uni­ All Dixie GOP shaping up campaigns to run In various locations of the fight against Communist Viet Space Track portedly held a grudge against versity had taken strict dis­ f o r County Commissioner city including all of the Long- Cong guerrillas in South Viet the stain man. lie was ques­ ciplinary artion against the Leaders Give CAPE CANAVERAL (UP1) next year. R. F-. Porter knows dale Subdivision. Signs will Nam. tioned through the night, but Charged with first degree —Military engineers announc­ student* but said he believed of two Incumbent* who do not be of all mclal construction in The junta Thursday receiv­ polios* filed no charges murder In tha fatal beating of ed today that a high-school ; the professors wera "motivat­ Barry The Nod ed formal recognition from Intend to seek re-election. against him. colors of green and white. CHARLESTON, S. C. (UPI) hia stepson, Alton ]L WIN ed by humane considerations." space tracking network ia be­ A. E. O'Neall and Associ­ the Kennedy administration, ing act up in Florida, and — Aides of Nelson A. Rock*, llama, 22-ysar-otd Negro alr> The board took no action Word la circulating that the ates, engineering firm, pre­ Britain. Japan amt Australia. feller, seeking support for his man assigned to Sanford plana are to carry it through on tin* matter. planned expansion of Semin­ sented a report on the pro­ Consultations on American presidential candidacy, ran Naval Air Station, pleaded not lliiainrumen who were not ole Industrial Tark Includes a posed chlorination of the new aid, now estimated at *1.3 to Maine. into strong opposition today guilty when arraigned Thurs­ at the U ko Mary Chamber brewery. water well. It was suggested million a day, also were to Seek Treasure when Republican I a a d « r a day afternoon before Justice of Commerce meeting Thurs­ that when this is done chem­ resume between U. S. and from 12 of 13 Southern states of the Peace Hugh Duncan, HAD AUSSEB. A u s t r i a day night will have another Saturday's movie at Bear icals be added at the same junta representatives. Indicated they hacked Hurry Hearing will be held at a later The provisional government, (U P !)— The government has Lake Elementary School will time In remove traces n( iron opportunity to check their ad date. Goldwater. PERTH. Scotland I UI’ll — itecidni to continue searching be the dog story, "Kelly and now appearing in the water. headed hy Chairman Maj. in the new map brochure und Williams’ wife, Valeria Jean Thu .single dissident was (tie ie Minister Sir Alec Prim Duong Van Minh, tho bottom of I«uko Toplitx Me." Film rolls at 2:30 p m. O’Neall a l s o prevented Gen. New York governor’* brother, Williams, 21, mother of fourmake any changes desired If Doiiglas-ltonir today won a for possible Natl treasure de­ plans and specifications for Thursday relaxed it» grip on BERLIN (UPI) — The spite the high cost of the pro­ seat in Ills* House ol Com­ they do it within a week. C. French arrny today aent a test Wmthrop Rockefeller of Ar­ year-old Christopher Klnnea the country. Reminder lo Casselberry Young, the victim, was not kansas, mon* and called his 9.328-vote D. Donaldson has proof copies It Idled a nationwide cur­ ject. residents: This month's meet­ convoy of 00 soldiers In 10 ve­ The Southern political s tra ­ arraigned on similar charges. at the l.ake Mary Post Of (ice. majority "a decisive vote of few, ended press censorship ing of the Board ol Aldermen, Richard Keogh, president, hicles through a Soviet-con* tegist* scheduled closed-hour Judge Duncan I n d i c a t e d confidence in the govern­ and sent most of the troop* in­ To Cross Lines which normally would be held advised that two more ads are trolled Yheckpoint onto the sessions today to map plans charges against her may ha ment." volved in the coup against the Monday evening, has been NEW SMYRNA II K A C II highway across East Germany for the Southern campaign of reduced or dropped, pending government of the late Presi­ CUCl)—Eleven firms connect­ The prime minister defeat­ needed before the map can into Merlin. It passed without postponed for one week be­ Goldwater. further investigation. go to press. As soon a* these ed six other candidates, but dent Ngo Dinh Diem hack ed with the building industry cause of Veterans Day. incident. are in it will take only one the victory was dampened by into the field. aaid Thursday they would a new Labor party triumph at week for printing and mer­ A French spokesman said Seminole High Broadcast­ croM picket linrs and resume the polls Douglas-Humc, CU, chants can expect to ice the Russians at the Marienburn ing Club again urge* dona­ chipping goods on the strike­ polled 14.1 H votes to 4810 finished product In about two checkpoint did not aak the C U T -R A T E Miss World tions for its "Toys (or Tota" bound Florida East Coast for Duncan Millar of the Li­ werks. troops to dismount and they drive. Club prefers toys but Railway. beral party, runnerup in Hie Wants Off 1UU ftcl-iughlin, represent­ passed through in on* hour. R a t a le l iq u o r will accept clothing, money laist Monday the Russians ing the printing company, was highland mndllurnry of Kin­ LONDON (UPI) — Carole and food. Take the donations Nikita Optimist hui ted a U. S. convoy of 41 ross-West Perthshire, at the meeting to discuss ad Joan Crawlord, a Jamaican PR ICES to the high school office or MOSCOW (UP1>—Premier The m u ll* gave a lift to setups, lie assured members men In 13 vehicles at a Ber­ beauty who "never really extelephone 322-6112, 322-B3W or lin highway checkpoint for 41 Nikita S. Khrushchev, appar­ Conservative parly h o p e s , (hat the finished product will peeled It." today reigned as 322-3892. Club la sponsoring a I'LUS FREE GOLD BOND STAMP? hour* before allowing it to go ently buoyed hy the public de­ which had been severely he very attractive, Miss World nf 1903 dance for senior and Junior through. The Americana, Brit­ but of Russia’s ''stratospheric shaken in Thursday's by-elec­ A meeting of the talent Described as a "girl neat high students to the music of 5T1LS dour" type, but with measure­ fly-swatter" missile, hui pre­ tion when a Labor randidate vltow committee la called for ish and French protested the the "Flaming Tempos" Nov. action and called on tha Rus­ ments of 3123-31, Miss Craw dicted that the Soviet Union ousted the Conservatives In I Monday at I p. m. at the EARLY TIMES HOUR RON 0 in the student lounge. ford non 17.000 and a screen will la-rum* the No. I country the English industrial town of home of James Paughtrry, sians "ones and for all” to CHARTER OAK BOUKHON _______ * • • end the harassment. I chairman. Luton. test with Columbia Pictures. In the world by 1970. Gamma Lambda chapter, OLD STAG IIOLKHON __________ Beta Sigma PM sorority, ia SKAGRAMH VO --- -----------------------sponsoring a "Harvest Mogn" COUlIt H BLEND ................................. . ball Nov. 16 at the Mayfair. GUCKK.MIKIMKK B L E N D _________ Nlek Pfeifauf and the StarSKAGRAMH 7 B L E N D ....... ................. Ughters will play. Proceed* SIR MALCOLM HCOTCII ........— — fellow senators to enact legis­ A special committee ap­ WASHINGTON (UPI) will be donated to the county DKL'KYH H a m 'l l ........... ................... lation which would carry out pointed by the U. S. surgeon Sen. Maurlne B. Neubergrt, animal shelter project spon­ any anil smoking program. general Is expected to deal FIVE FLAGS VODKA .......-................ Couple Freed sored by the Jaycefs. D-Orr , proposed today that PINTS ..... ........ 11.60 V, PINT! She proposed that the pro­ the industry a severe blow each package of cigarettes be On $200 Bonds isle this year by reporting gram be Implemented by ad­ ZOItlto RUM __________________________ Homer Ballard, manager ministrative order* within that Ibere It a delimit link A Negro couple was free un­ required to carry a warning BACARDI ULM --------------------------af the Seminole County ASC5 the framework of exisling between smoking and lung der 1200 bond each today af­ that smoking can lead to lung office for 12 yean, retired to­ FREE GOLD BOND STAMPS cancer, heart disease and legislation." day. Hereafter, the office ter sheriff's deputies and pol­ cancer, heart disease and WITH PACKAGE GOODS other aliments. Mrs. Ni-iilierger's book was other health risks. ice arrested them in a raid on will be open lor business only the signal bell lor what it Mrs. Neubergcr said a bust on Mondays and Tuesday! their home Thursday after­ The proposal was part of a expected to be a difficult ol surveys left no doubt them with Wilbur H. Arp in charge. noon. Charged with possession four-part attack on smoking CAR1BE LOUNGE was a link between smoking Commite* members Charles of boliU tickets and equip­ outlined by the attractive for­ and lung cancer, heart HiS. Lee. Fred A. Dyson and W. ment were Emma and Robert mer school teacher ia her VALDEZ HOTEL seave, emphysema, cancer G. Kilhee will continue to di Plummer, 1118 West Seventh book, “Smoke Screen," which i ui Lm bisOUsf, g asim and was published today. \ dUect* mwA 10 FSU Professors Under Board's Fire Jfiungt Senator Asks Warning Put On Cigarette Packs xtU opvauuito. 1 |u* _ f ilH iIff" ’ ■fjj � 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 07, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 07, 1963. 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I*1 ' Heart Massage Course Slated RedsBlowUp U.5.Pipeline A i CarolyH Higgins All volunteer fire depart­ •topped heart beating again. with a special cardiac attach, “ However, there are certain ment, which registers the ments of Seminole County, bVenezuela . | fl I T III 1 police, eheriffa deputise, Florida Highway Patrol and auxil­ MARACAIBO, Teaexuela (DPI) — Pro-Communist ter­ rorists blew up a vital Ameri­ cas-owned oil pipeline for the eighth time ta I I mouths Mowday, setting o ff • major ofl instructors, nurses and power linemen have been invited to attend • special study count on external heart masaag* at the Seminole County Health Department Wednesday at 2 The Armed Forces of Na­ and 8 pm., Mrs. Dottie Aus­ tional Liberation, strong suptin, assistant field director putters o f Cuban Premier o f the district office o f the Fide! Castro, were suspected Florida Heart Association, an­ of dynamiting the pipeline In nounced today, the barren area about 100 “ With this method o f chest L O U S SCHRE1BER miles esst of hers. massage, no surgery or equip­ Hundreds of firs fighters of ment is required.” said Mrs. the Creole Petroleum Corpora­ Austin. “ A ll that Is needed tion, a subsidiary of Standard are the two hands, exerting OH of New Jersey, brought pressure on the breastbone in the fire under control Monday such a way as to imitate the night beat of the heart. Often it is Repairs wen begun today possible, in ease* o f drowning, on the line which carried 300,electrical shocks, certain trau0C3 barrels o f ell a day from malic accidents and other a new assistant supervisor. the Die pumping station near forms o f shock to start a Louis Schrrlber, a June ths rich Laks Maracaibo oil­ fields to the Amuay refinery. graduate o f the University e f Mrs, Higgins' replacement urOI hi Mrs. Mary Waabbura, Hfefeng resident ef Sanford and veteran volunteer worker long Interested la the wslfsre af asrvieernes. Mrs. Higgins resigned to ftreept a position with the State Waifsrs Department la Louis Schreiber Appointed Here Meanwhile, Mrs. Washburn ymMtiicml that the local USO wtU begin holding reaper services sach Sunday, followed by buffet dinner*. Pipelines LEGION F A IR opened ar* particularly Tampa, Joined the sta ff e f they traverse miles e f saga­ brush country and ara p a r a l­ leled by a well-traveled high­ way. Close surveillance of the entire 138-mile length of pipe !• nearly impossible. Monday’# blast oecured lit­ tle more than than a mil* from the sit* of a similar dynmiting in August Monday to a capacity crowd. Pictured top la th « display o f the Fu­ ture Farmer* o f Amer­ LOS ANGELES (U P !) — ft seems that the mice which make their home in the Hail af Justice have become ad­ dicted to narcotic*. Peter J. Talraaehoff, chief deputy el the criminal divi­ sion. explained that the mica find their way into a closely guarded room where several hundred pounds of marijuana and other narcotic* a n held as evidence in pending cases. “Those mice a n addicts,” he declared. "They Bin riot all might then stagger off to their asst leaving the floor Uttered with marijuana.1' iaries, Red Cross water safety ica chapter o f Sanford Junior High School. O. W. Barber, in the lower photo, judges a rabbit Youths Fined owned by Porter Sulli­ H AIFA, Israel (U P I) Eight youths, all Jewish religioui realots, were fined and given suspended jail sentenc­ es for rioting in a Christian school in September. They were given the choice o f a t i l l fine or <0 days In jail and nine month suspended sentences. They were also placed under SM bond for three years against their good behavior. van (righ t). Judging waa completed Monday afternoon. (Herald Photos) Corn Piling lip H A N N IB A L , Mo. (U P I )— A ths worst shortage o f grslnmountain of corn stood on a to-market boxcars sine* the street In this Mississippi River Korean War. town today a* testimony to The Hannibal grain termin­ PAREERSBURG, W. Va. al. Its elevators already filled, (U P I ) — A school bus driver began dumping the newly har­ and a 14-year-old girl passen­ vested eorn in the street test ger were killed late Monday Wednesday. It was eovered with huge sheets of plsstie to In thia a n a ’ s third fatal prevent spoilage. acbool bus aeeident In six But the sight o f grain piled Weeks. WASHINGTON (U P I) — high in the streets of Mid­ Thirty-one whooping cranes, Th# driver of the diesel fuel western termlnat eiUes wss lank truck which slammed 14 adults and seven young, not uncommon today. have arrived at their winter­ he ad on Into the bus w ai in An eatimated 19.85 million ing ground at the A m i s s critical condition with a skull Wildlife Hefuje on the Texas buihela o f miio was stored in the open during the post week fracture and four other stu­ coast. dent passengers w e n hospi­ The cranes aro the last of in the MI fwest. Officials fear­ talised with Injuries. their specie*. Interior Secre­ ed the toss from spoilage The previous accidents late tary Stewart L. Udall, in an­ might run as high as $10 mil­ ha September and on Oct. 1 nouncing the number return­ lion. claimed the lives of a woman ing to Arnansas, said the Klcvator* were full or fill­ bus driver and of a man count of young birds—highest ing rapidly throughout Mis­ w h o s e automobile collided ilnce the winter of 19VJ-S9— souri. Urain movement in the with a school bus. I state waa practically at a was “ heartening news.” Last spring .4 adult crane* .U r.islilL The miio harvested left the refuge for summer 1in Nebraska, Iowa and the Rare Cranes Reach Refuge Rocket Records Lowest Cold WASHINGTON (U P I) Possibly the coldest tempera­ ture ever recorded la the earth’* atmosphere — minus 239 degrees Fahrenheit — was reported by the federal space agency rod Swedish research­ ers. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration and the Univeraity of Stockholm took the reading last August with a Nike-Cajun rocket. It attributed the low tempera­ ture to a high altitude cloud iloroa iiu a galled iwctiiucant. he used la the course to allow participants to practice the external heart massage. In addition, an explanatory film, " L ife in Your Hands,’* will he shown to the t » 9 groups. ^ E C O N O M IC A L I $ V JE T S P R A Y I R oof Cleaning 2 - 1e Per Sq. Foot YEN TSCH Maintenance Service 302 E. 31 PL F A 2-181] REFRIGERATOR DULUTH. Minn. (U P D Police said a woman called and said a man waa stuck in a laundromat drvtr with his lega hanging out. She thought be might be dead. Police hurried to the laun­ dromat Tbey found a repair­ man fait asleep with the top half of his body in the dryer and his lower half out. FREEZER Storage 'n selection of foods is so easy! a week FO REVER with acceptable trade Here’* how easy we mean: Two glide-out shelves bring foods out front a Convenient butter, cheese and inack bins a Removable meat pan a Tw in vegetable crisper* • Foods stored in the door are so easy to reach a And Charges Slugging M U N C IE/ Ind. (U P D —Jer­ ry Johnson, 33, was sched­ uled to go to trial Dec. 27 on charges he slugged bis son's eighth grade teirVer. the physician In eharga o f training in the afternoon ses­ sion, with Dr. Luis Perex In­ structing in the evening. The famous life-like doll, “ Reeusci • Annie,” equipped Sleepy Repairman there's 11.1 cu. (t. of refrigerated space in alii Wieboldt's CAM ERA SHOP !I0 S . P A R K AV E , Ross, Missouri Fanners As­ sociation tra ffic manager. “ But it’s much w o n * this year.” Spokesmen for sevsral rail­ roads agreed. LOTT HOME A P P L IA N C E CASSELBERRY PLA ZA CASSELBERRY CVrroIrf ImpnJa |-Door Sport 5nfa» At County Fair The Central Florida Tuherrulosia and Respiratory Dis­ ease Association's Christmas Seal chest X-ray mobile unit will he at the Seminole County Fair today through Saturday for fre* chert X-ray*. X-rays will be available as follows: Tuesday, 3 p.m .-d p,m. and 6:30-9:30 p.m ; Wednesday, 3-6 and 6:30-9:30; Thursday. 4-6 and 0:30 - 9:30; Friday, 4-0 ami 6:30-9:30, and Saturday, 1-5 and 6-9. No News Session WASHINGTON (L T D — I’m U k n t Kennedy will not hold a newt conference this week. He met with newsmen last Thursday. nesting grounds in Canada. There were hopes that the [our missing adults still might show up after the 3,300-mde flight from Canada. Students making a 3.3 aver­ age or tetter during the first six weeks grading period at Seminole High School were named today by Principal Andrew Bracken. Heading the honor roil as straight “ A” student* are Linda Spencer, a junior and Stephaay W'estgate, a aopbo more. Other* named are: Seniors; Dennis Brown, Doug Fire­ stone, Ronald Goerss, James Long, Steve Sewell, Jimmy Thompson. Pat Brantley, Bar­ bara Buckler, Audrey Deck­ er, Carol Jo Oxford, Sherry Spinelli and Jeanefcr Thomp­ son. Juniors: Sandra Bisbee, Bonnie Caola, Helen Mann, Sherry Maraiita, Susan Pier* cy, Joel Fehd and Jeff Wil­ liams; Sophomores: Claudia Bomgardner, Cheryl Jones, Meda Meiman, Becky T a n n e r , James Barks and Cball Cro­ well. 1. C. Lee, district supervisor, Monday. Lee said the addition of Schreiber to ths staff will “ enable our office to improve existing services and broaden those conducted in the past.” And be added, “ this is evi­ dence o f Seminole County’e growth and the Increasing needs o f social improvement that go along with it.” The new assistant, a native of Griffith, Ind., hold* a bach­ elor o f arte degree from Tam­ pa Universitj. He and hie wife and three children have pur­ chased a home at 1200 South Oak Avenue. danger* inherent in thia type proper amount o f pressure to app-*«i-l to tlie cheat, will o f resuscitation,” Mrs. Austin added. " I f the heart t i l been stopped more than four min­ utes, massive brain damage will occur through lock o f oxygen and resuaeitatlon after this time would be unwfec. Thia is why only certain group* o f rMco* personnel ir e invited to take part in this training session." The course is being *ponsored by the Visiting Nurses Association of Seminole Coun­ ty, In conjunction with the Heart Association. SUPPLY C EN T ER W e Carry A Complete Line O f Gardening Needs — Tools — Mowers — Sprinklers Fertilizers & Insecticides, Etc. HARDWARE Everything Check Our For (.urge The A BICYCLES Builder Varied Stock. Christmas P A IN T UP N O W COMPLETE Enamel* Stain* • • L IN E . . . Varnishes Fiat Mull Paint* A Paint Fur Every Exterior Or Interior Finish. 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Sixteen power teams in all. Then, with all of that going for you, you've got the '61 Jet-smooth ride at work to cushion you from road noise and vibration like few other cars ran ut any price. | M V Iktm promising yourself luxury like this someday? Your ■ someday is here, us your dealer will gladly show you. Ask about a SMILE-MILE Ride and the Chevrolet Song Book at your Chevrolet dealer’s 700 FRENCH AVE., SANFORD PHONE F A 2-7121 SANFO RD �I America Is truly a wonder* fui, democratic country. And It is a pleasure fo r It, E. Porter to pare this along to The Herald readers. With the hope It w ill make you aa hap. py and as proud as It did him. Tom McDonald and Earl H ig. ginbotham, who fought each other tooth-and-nail to win Tuesday's city election, were observed this morning haring coffee together at the corner drugstore. Isn't that SOME* T H IN G ? Th at these two men are * ° big they Immediately forgot their differences when the count was completed and aat down together orer cof. fee. Just makes you feel good to be an American. • • • CAROL SAM U E L CAROL TORRES Sanford Boy Has Liver Operation tA K U L U A IU H U im iiim iin in / id im it $ 1)? C E N 1 > ? H E A T I jA M 1 L IN D A SPEN C ER Iferalb W E A T H E R : Showers today; partly cloudy through Thursday; high today In mid-80s; low tonight 56-63. SUSAN P1ERCT Cheerleaders Prepare For Homecoming Homecoming lx always ■ CINCINNATI, Ohio (U P I) V O L. 56 time of nostalgia and emo­ United Press Leased W ire Established UJ08 WED., NO VEM BER 6, 1963 SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A NO. 55 — A Sanford (F la .) youngster, tion. when spirit* are hish given only a 50-50 chance to ami voice* are full of good R. E. Porter reported ser* live, today underwent a rare cheer. era! weeks ago that “ it Is a and delicate operation for Epilnmixing the spirit of safe bet" if Higginbotham rancer of the liver. i Seminole High School mor* were to be elected A t Wilson The operation was only the than any other single factor w ill be the next mayor. It’s fifth of its kind to be perform­ are the Varsity cheerleaders, atill a saf# bet. Mark It In ed at Children’ s Hospital eight pretty, peppy glrb, who your calendar fo r Jan. 7. here, which xpeclaliiex in • • • will draw every eye at the surgery on youngsters. It big homecoming f o o t b a l l City policy may be altered was so unusual that the hos­ game as (hey lead the cheer­ considerably after Jan. 7, what pital donated its services to ing section. with the voting public break* the hoy’ s parents. Head cheerleader this year tug up the McDonald* Baker* Kenneth Harriett, 12, was MOSCOW (U P I) — PreIs blond Carol Samuel, with Raborn clique and substituting to have 80 per cent of his mier NUdta Khrushchev equally bmnd Carol Jo Ox­ a Wilson-Crapps-Higginboth* An apathetic voting public, slon Jan. 7. Only 1.878 of the ford as assistant. malignant liver removed by said today that If the Amer­ am coalition. W ill be Interest­ Dr. Lester W. Martin, direct­ following a statewide trend, city'* 5.167 registered voters Other members of th« A ican Army had tried to ing to watch. cast ballots in the city's seven squad include Cent Wheator of surgery at the hospital, elected a new City Commls• • • precincts. who said the operation would fewer its latest Berlin con­ land, Bonnie Caoto, Susan s 1o n c r Tuesday, returned Chamber o f Commerce di­ voy through a Soviet block­ take several hours. A. L. Wilson, unopposed in Plorcy. Linda Spencer. Bar­ rectors' meeting at 7:30 p.m. Ihrcc School Trusteea to of­ Gruup II, was returned tn the “ Kenneth has only about a ade It would have had tn bara Bolger and Carol TorThursday has had a change K E N N E T H H A R R IE T T 50-30 chance of surviving, fice, and approved two school City Commission with a com­ rex. roll "over our dead bodies" levies, a county issue and • f location becausa of an ex­ but we hope we can he suc­ plimentary vole of 1.138. A huge bonfire and pep and possibly have triggered three amendments to the pected large attendance. Meet­ cessful," sakl Dr. Martin. Hay Slaton. Donald Rales rally is planned (or Thurs­ slate constitution. ing has been moved from the “ We'll be removing the max­ war. and Fred Ilistline wore re day night at the high school The county-wide vote was turned to School Trustee post First Federal caucus room to imum amount we can and to kick oft tho Homecoming ah ml 20 per cent of the reg­ (ions for two year* in the the Florida State Hunk lounge. still expect him to survive." festivities, at which time th* istered 16,608 electors and county-wide voting. T o t a l Same time, though. Kenneth arrived here Sat­ cheerleaders will wear their • • • the city vote about 33 per urday with his parents. Fire votes cast in the 23 precincts traditional Indian costume* rmt. less than nneupiarter of Them* fo r the Christmas Lt. and Mrs. George Harriett, were SUion, g.isu Bales, 2,- with feathers In their hair. E A R L ! IlCU IN BOTHAM the slate's 2.1 million regli- 782; Ilistline, 2.226, and new A . I „ W IL S O N parade deadline is 5 p.m. Fri­ and h is oldest brother, Friday- at $ p. tn., the big lered voters cast ballots. day. Children should mail or George Jr. Another brother, comer John Keims, 1,125, Homecoming parade will got County canvassing board bring their themea to Jaycee Steven, ID, remained at School district millage of under way in downtown San­ Former Mayor Earl Higgincommenced its official tabu­ 2.75 mills wav approved with headquarters. home. ford and a pep rally will b* la lion of the 23 precincts this • a a botham was returned to the “ We'll be hopeful to the a Vote of 1.(80- This was auto­ held on the corner of First morning while the CUy Com­ From the police blotter: A City Commission Tuesday end. We've got to believe it matic since the issue already Street and Magnolia Avenue. mission commenced Its o ffi­ had been approved under drunk who apparently thought when he unseated Game time la I p. m. at Mayor will Iks surcessful," said Mrs. cial count at noon. Harriett. “ We’ ve got e great his time had come showed up state law. The one-mill school Municipal Stadium, whoa tho M IA M I (U P I) — Gov. Far Thnmai S. McDonald In the Tho unofficial count gave bus levy also was approved Cod and we're pulling our r i * BiyauC* hard • fuUght — at a local funeral home Tues­ Semtnoles meet the Wildwood municipal election. Commis­ faith ia Him ." former Mayor Earl Higgin­ with a vol* of 2,310 for and day. Convinced he was not U on tli* gridiron. Ticket* legislative bnttfa ended with i botham 1,099 votes at against ON) against. "dead enough drunk” for serv­ sioner A. L. Wilson was re­ now are on sale. victory qoll*gc construes! 1 „.-,i by the Village 1iqwm dilrhra in whilntlon must 777 lor .Mayor Thomaa S. County Commission w a * ices. he departed when ejected turned to office, without oppo­ Following the game, the Stu­ .i w.W tab. > .i . •'! u,' termimito tha ex- lie closed. Violation could rc- McDonald fur the la t ln ’s given tha go-ahead signal to by tha funeral horns people. dent Council is sponsoring a sition. IkohIx Tuesday night and cot-, suit in fines up tu $500 or Jail post on the City Commission. • • • proceed with Its plans seek dance In the Student Lounge. Unofficial coin.t gave H ig­ » r , paved the w «y fo r a poa-1 " 1'* * "" J r“ " ‘ up tu 80 days, or both. Each Higginbotham will be seated tng to have the State Board Dress is informal. Purchase o f new furniture alble six-year hitrh for Fieri- ‘t 1’ * w,th ,be N " rlh 0rb,n,|° succeeding day In violation in a special Commission aejginbotham 1.999 votes as com­ of Control locale a new fourfor Oviedo city clerk Dot Cou­ The parade will form at .la'* next governor. U ." " ,» n y was discussed at will eimsUtulo a separate o f­ year university in Seminole 3:45 p. m. Friday at Muni­ rier's office has been author­ pared to McDonald’s 777 In tin* The last cnsHtutl-nal " * h l ‘ ,,,r‘ ,in* o f fense. County. With a vole of 2,HO cipal Stadium and move out ised by the City Cuuncil. Re­ city's seven precincts. Wilson nmtriilment, which switches The ordinance wilt he read for und 718 against, the elec- at 4 p. rn. down Mellotiville mainder o f the monthly coun­ polled 1.13S. the .-lections o f governor and i 1,1* r n for ni’pruvat at the December tori approved permissive leg­ Avenue to First Street, to cil meeting was devoted to Official tabulation. Includ­ Cabinet members to years U-r fn ' m h,lver C ritk I , °* meeting. islation which will permit the Oak Avenue. To Second routine business. By Frenk Mr Anile when presidential election*1cl>,,'n. ‘ f ' W »** ^ ing 28 absentee ballots, was Council accepted Hip 15 an Commission to call a special Street, to McUonvllle and dis­ * • • A small town Su3tkern fam­ are not held, had Democratic ilig that ns of June 30, 1983, hour offer of tho North llrfreeholders election to raise burse at tho stadium. tlie village owed Hot North Did you few voters who rant being conducted by th<’ City ily flying North foe the first proponents walking n tight­ lundo Company for grading funds lor the purchase of a The hand will atop off on Orlando Company a total o f ballots Tuesday notice that Commission early th-s a fter­ time to a Mg, strange rity. rope until the lust returns nnd repair of rood* in the site sliiinid the Slate select Magnolia Avenue, between WASHINGTON (U l’ l ) — $3,(13.70 as ritnipured (o the you could NOT vote against noon. The Manning Harriet family vvrre counted. Ranch Section and on N. Effective today stuck market one of five offered in Sem­ First and Second Streets, for company indebtedness of $|,the school district bond issue? Unofficial count by pre­ yverr nn a mrre’y mission, one The two spending amend­ Edgemon Ave. Three other trailers will have to put up inole County. The Slate will a pep rally. You either voted for it or not cincts for Higginbotham. Mc­ filled with tension and anxie­ ments. giving the Cabinet Ht3.nl tlue the village. companies submitted hid*. P ores will be awarded for at least 70 per cent In cash announce It* decision on a at alt. Voting machine was so Donald and Wilson, res pec. ty. They hud to ru-*h Kenneth, Coats o f drawing the orig­ power to issue $75 million in tlw best (lualx and they will for the purchase o f securi­ site Dec. 8. rigged. That was because the lively, was: Precinct line, lilts, 12, to a large children’s hits- bond* inal charter, past lulls front for university and Seminole County joined the remain nn display at the ties. issue, In every day vernacu­ 109 and 121; Precinct Three, pilul in Cincinnati for a rare J u n i o r eollegr construction Florida I ’owor Corporation for rest of Ihr slate in approving stadium during the homecom­ lar “ was in tho b ag" . . . al­ 17(1, 123 and 205; Precinct F if­ and delicate emergenry oper­ and an unspecified amount street lights and fee* for use three constitutional amend­ ing football game. ready state-approved and the teen. 337, 218 and 333; Pre­ ation on his liver, not know­ for recreation lands, passed of fire hydrants were included ments: Changing the election UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. in thn village total. School Unnrd could rarry on cinct Nineteen, 108, H8 and ing what awaited them ahead. easily. year for governor and cahl(U l’ l ) — Thirty-nine nations Before legal steps are taken, whether the Issue was approv­ 129; Precinct Twenty, I, 1 and Rut when their plane put In the mechsnica of the to an off-presidential today pressed fur a quick re­ net ed or rejected. 0; Precinct Twenty-One, 57, 3d down at the Cincinnati airport, election shift, the governor efforts will he made to ar­ A young Navy couple wu* sumption for the Geneva dis­ elrction year, approving a $75 s e e range a meeting with B. G. and 57. and Precinct Twenty- little did they know they were elected In 1981 will serve a being hold nt County Jail this armament talks with emphas­ million bond Issue for IndiWhile everyone around you two, 292, 171 ami 293. in for a big surprise — per­ two-year term and then be King, major stork holder of WASHINGTON (U P I) — morning on suspicion of man­ is on measures to ea>* East- lullons o f higher learning, fa losing their head etui you've It was espial Mil the low haps the most generous sam­ eligible to atireerd himself in the North Orlando Company, and permitting the Male Rec­ Ri'P. John A. Blntulk, IV. slaughter alter their small West tension. kept yours — possibly you tally in Precinct 20 was ple o f hospitality, northern- 1988 election for a four-year to discus* the finances and the son died apparently n* the re­ reation Commission to Issue M inn., coumumtiiig un the possibility of drawing an en­ don't undetstand the situation! brought about since most of style, ever accorded anyone. term. revenue bunds (or the pur- prupoiiid to raise aulurisx of sult of a severe heating. e s s The Harriet family was met the precinct lays outside the ami on the cliase of lands for recreation­ congressmen Beginning in 1970, never tirely new fiunehiae agteePronounced dead at the FanALBANY, N. Y. (U l’ l ) The “ Clock" Tuesday men­ city limits. lit the airport by two friendly niulti-uiillliin dollar puhlio will aguin serve four- ,m " tal use and water conserva­ ford N.iVnl Air Base dispens­ lio v. Nelson A. Rockefeller If the meeting is not a r­ tioned a "terlyak i" (whatever Higginbotham this morning but entirely unfamiliar faces. year terms and l>e -selfgihle work a bill which h* intro­ ary nt 12:211 a. m. today was wdl announce his (mention* tion. that i*l stenk dinner being released this statement; Mr. and Mrs. Bolts i raw ley, tn hold office for more than ranged by rui-sdiiy of next The vole was; Amendment duced : n four-year-old Negro hoy, regarding ifi« Republican uick, the mutter will he turn­ sponsored by the Fleet Re­ “ 1 have a feeling of great of Cincinnati, were waiting to one term in succession. "It will b« pretty hunl i<* Christopher Kinnen Young. presidential nomination at I, 3,065 for and 1.167 against; serve Association. About nno responsibility to the citixen* greet the little group from explain voting fur n raise amendment 2, 3,158 (or and (,*■** than ono-ipiartcr o f ed over to the village a t­ Investigating deputies and h 38 a. m. Tuesday, his of hour after 'Ihe Herald hit of Hanford fo r the spli^did Hanford. The Craw leys intro­ the state's 2.1 mill Inn regis­ torney. 639 against, und amendment umt then voting against this doctor* it tho Nnvy base sal-1 flee announced today, As a vouliter measure coun­ the street, cam*’ a ‘phono call vote given me in Tuesday's duced themselves, then quick- tered voter* cast ballots. 3. 3,217 for and 998 against. program.’ the ch ill'* body was marred from a Mrs. l.rwl* wilh this election. I wish to as’ ure each iy bundled the Harriets into With 2.157 o f the stale’* cil nlsn will login negotiations with lacerations and bruises, menu for “ terlyaki," which is and every one that I will con­ their automobile and drove •J.2I4 precincts reporting, the tu adopt lower water rates Including fresh open wounds MOSCOW (U l’ l ) — The So­ a sauce to marinate steak: tinue as in the pant to carry­ them directly to their home. election switch h-d 219.093 to nnd to abandon any use id the us well us old rut*. viet Union’s top secret "an ­ fire hydrants unless Insurance Thrca-qunrtor cup of so, out the wishes o f the people. They wouldn't hear of tlu-ir 222,090. The college bond is­ fo r mill charge* against the ti missile missile" may be sauce, one tablespoon of sakl I will at all times keep you new friends staying anywhern sue had a 30H.089 — 181,589 rates will be affected. boy'* stepfather, AM S 3'e A l­ shown Thursday during Mo* (Japanese awe w ine); one- advised ss to how I vote by except at the Crawley home. lead, and 1he other bond is­ Traffic violation infes, set up­ ton Roosevelt Williams, 22 row's massive parade mark­ half eup o f sugar, teaspoon permitting the newspapers to Rut the "milk of human sue wits ahead 259,001 to 296,- on recommendation of the vol and Valeria Jean Williams. 21, ing the UUh anniversary of Uriteer department, In­ were perilling until nn uutopsy grated ginger, on* clove of carry the full story. Humbly, kindness" extended by the 878. the Russian revolution. garlic (grated) and one-half 1 say to ull the people of San­ Craw ley.i flowed much deeper Bryant hailed passage of cluded $15 for Improper muf­ report is received. Sanford teaspoon gourmet powder. ford, thank you." than this. They insisted on the the college bond plan as a fler; $25 for disturbing tho NAS doctor* s«hf Ih* exact Mix. marinate steak for cou­ McDonald released this Harriets taking all their meal* "guarantee that Florida will pears; $25 for public intox­ cause of death has not yet WASHINGTON (U P I ) ple hours, then broil it. Dc- statement: with them while in Cincinnati continue to he the finest slate ication; $15 for driving a been determined. A compromise $1.2 billion eeeliciou*. say* Mrs. I-ewLs. “ I wish to thank the many and even provided the family in which to live." He said it truck on through streets; $.V! Deputy Sheriff Lee Rice, ' bricks and mortar” college And thank you. volunteer workers who worked with an automobile fur Dips assured the state's position for puseing a school bus and who investigated the death, aid construction bill appeared • • • FROM 11:30 A . M. T I L L 2 1*. M. In my behalf. 1 believe that hack and forth in Children's as a pace- setter in spiit-e-ago 8-*9 for driving while under saiii tli* boy's parents look today to lie headed toward County editor Judy Wells it is a clear indication by the Hospital where Kenneth ia education. suspended license him to the hospital wheru h* relatively easy House appro­ FROM INCL. extends her appreciation to voters of Sanford that they* receiving surgery today. It also wa* pointed out that was pronounced (tend. val. BEVERAGE the men who “ unstuck" her prefer the philosophy o f gov­ any hunting in the village Is How did the Crawley s know The child’* father, a native ear at the North Orlando civic ernment of my opponent to when the Harriets were arriv­ in violation of the law. Menu Varied Daily of Ann Arbor, Mich., is on building Tue-olay evening. mine. It has been a wonder­ ing in Cincinnati? Well. Ilotts Final approval was given duty as a metaUmlth at the MIAMI (U P I) — The Coast A lso Ala Carte Order* Judy says the rain and sand ful experience for me to have Crawley, sale* executive with ordinance* granting 30-ycur N||V> lliue |(e has been in the Guard sent out a beefed-up made euch a goo that one served you on the Commission a U rge sporting goods and franchise* to Florida Tower N a v y approximately t w o search patrol of 18 planes to­ — Ilrinu The Ladle* — United Pres* International Corporation > n il Suburban years, according to the Base day to look for the Tampalady lost a shoe, these pest three years and I sports clothes firm, is a elute A federal court struck an • • • will continue to serve In any personal friend of .Sanford other blow against Alabama Rulune Gas Company of North Public Information Office. based yacht “ lla ta rl," mus­ JO IN US A T — CPO Arthur Glattli, Navy capacity that I may have the Chanilier of Commerce man­ ('aro)inu after the second nnd wilh four Floridians The Williams family resid­ ing school segregation Tuesday recruiter, will be at the San opportunity to do." finul readings wt-ru heard. ager John K rider, C O C K T A IL HOUR aboard. es at 1832 Lincoln Ave. in by ordering stale-supported I lord USO building eachTues­ I raw ley, as supplier of Auburn University to admit | First leading was heard on Sanford, FROM 5 T O 7 P. M. day between 11 x. m. and un ordinance declaring open baseballs and equipment for it* first Negro student drainage ditches to he unlaw­ Ihr erstwhile Sanford prufet1:30 p. m B A R S P E C IA L S 3Q c HANOVER. N. II. (U P l> — District Court Judge Frank j » ruu tsv*r Alabama Gov. George C. T A L L A H A S S E E (U l ’l ) — atonal team, and Krider, then \l Johnson Jr. ordered the ful. The ordinance provides Lakeland Sen. Scott Kelly, president of the Florida State all-white institution to ac­ that no upen drainage ditches AMSTERDAM (U P D —Two j Wallace, applauded and buoan unannounced gubernatorial League, had business dealings cept Harold A Franklin at wlll be allourd within 500 f r e t 1|H-ngulns which escaped Iroin I cd with equal enthusiasm by B R A T T ( U P I) — ' gravel 2514 Park Drive they have the beginning of the winter of any home in the village;! sn Amsterdam too Tuesday, Dartmouth College students, truck and auUtmobUt crashed candidate, has teen named together. And bid for under* developers and builders must were found by police early to-1 carries his chairman o f the Legislative known each other since the term and to accept students at a crossroads h**re today in* Sanford, Fla. Jurinjr tlx high iciicad ytirti on Council's judiciary and taw days when both were playing in tb« future without retard submit drainage plan* for n;i 1day standing in front of a standing into western Mass* j chusetU today. Iproiu! of council, existing nearby fish shop. 1to race. | reform committee. I professional baseball. their way U* J asjci, Higginbotham, Wilson Winners School Trustees All Re-Elected Bulletin Statements By McDonald, Higginbotham Bryant Hails Approval Of Amendments North Orlando May Terminate Franchise l i t Family Gels Warm Welcome In Cincinnati t U U O A ... BRIEFS Margin Raised Couple Held In Child's Death Peace Talk Home Work For Congressmen Rocky To Say lied Secret ANNOUNCING! HctfinniiiK Monday, Nov. 11 We Will Serve Daily College Aid A BU SIN ESS M E N ’S LUN CH EO N ur Auburn Gets Mix Orders Kelly Named Truck Hurts ti Boat Sought Mixed Reception Window Shoppers �J> •» — • £ ) Bombing Derby To Feature New RA-C5 • fir * B aaf a r l fm A W ei No% 6, ’63—Page S i i }t h p S— W a d . N o t. 6 , '6 3 DeBary Bridge Club Names Winners j U&XtCj’l ■ I 1I p : 1 in? P' SUGAR CURED*HICKORY SMOKED , LILIAN KALLIER Conceit Pianist Scheduled Here In December LB Tacbnlqut ot lo *«ly yoga* concert pianist Mia* U llU n KalUr will U beard in Sem­ inole County In early Decem­ ber, aa It baa been In eoneert balla throughout the world. Seminole County Mutual Coneert Aiaoetatlon baa •cheduled an appearance ot SI Isa KalUr here during her winter eoneert tour and tiebeta are now on tale lor thla ami other eoneerta o f the •etiea. The outatanding pianlat baa receired Internatlonel ac­ claim a• aba appeared In London, Berlin. Vienna, Ameterdam and through the mu ale eentera of the United Btatea aa well aa in France and in North Africa. ' She baa been called a •wonderfully aatlafylng artlat, touched with genlua." Alao appearing In the aeaaon'a aerlei of concerts will be the Columbua Boychoir and Uord'a Puppeti interna­ tional. No aingle admlsalona *111 h » sold and seaion memberahlp tickets are now on aale through member* o f the atsoclallon or from Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith, member­ ship chairman. B LU E RIBBON Q U A L IT Y BONELESS CHUCK ROAST69< C E N T E R C U T RIB SMOKED PORK CHOPS ' FLORIDA OR GEORGIA! GRADE 'A' FRESH ' LEO OR BREAST" IFRYER■ QUARTERS DELICIOUS IN D IV ID U A L CUBED STEAKS 10 89* FARMER CRAY TMCKLY S L I C E D ____ BACON LB 2^79* LADY PAIR FRESH BAKED A" LEMON OR COCONUT MERINGUE P L A Y O tm LAR C t 39 "ROE'MULLET REDEEM EARLY! MAYFAIR N IV M P R O V ID COTTAGE CHEESE AVOID TM« L A U MINUTf „ M O R R ILL'S P U R I PRISM PORK voua HLLIDMISCHAMTS a a iiH stamps saver POM SAUSAGE C h r is t m a s hush ... a a o iir * ■f ate Alachua Favors Election Plan eM LADY FAIR FIRST QUALITY t f 2/3 F R U IT * AND NUTS FRUIT CAKE * - S A V E l£ ; / G AIN E SV ILLE (U P I) — A •olid pinjorlly of eiUxcna in this university town turned a deaf ear Tursdey to Alachua County school officials and voted down a proposal to hava the achool superintendent ap­ pointed Instead o f alrctrd. School Supt. E. D. Manning Jr., and four members of tha five-member county school board pleaded for the change during a hot political cam­ paign over the iaaue. V I \ .• v * * PERSONAL SIZE m i » ak p a c k « i 1H V "fl OR m o pe f 0 0 0 BAR PKG. >1 Gets Navy Order LOS ANGELES ( U l 'l ) Douglas Aircraft Corp. said It recalvtd a $40.7 million con­ tract from tha Navy for 4E flkyhawk Jet attack planea. LETTUCE 2-29* CARROTS»8 Legal Notice CRISP C E L L O W RAPPED IV TIIM i:n ««T IT n i i liT n»- m i ! v iv r ii ji m i m . m i . c i r r n r a s m m i k a»:winut.r. r o tix T i. r u m i d *. « i i .*.\i »cm* no. ia «e* F lll* T V A T I O M A I. CITY BANK T lir a T S i: OKNKHAI* KUPLOTKKM II K N K V t T T Illia T a/* dated a* of J»n- • « r r I. llli. -var iin .ii' r>. si. jh V IIIIT IllliK h m i pqoo omoik . iv m o m -o s . jit. LIUfT-1 WTHU.IXJ o r k o m p o o TO koim IL0U RI39 m i l UXTMA -____ • MEROUUn BRIER STAMPS 1 v ew m io — o o i e w e S Jh tX i ! ! LuiTaacaiau HAH SFIAY i ■ t cula * . io p t • oav , i t 1 1WWW.**UPN LlAfl IQVBtwg —miWh* J k e o e e e s a n * IMPS} • • ■ ■ ■ ■ ' H K a m r.x r.i COt.LKllBOAL.il Tg.NNEUdKK Ton «r « h*(*by notified that a Com*Utat to tor*olo*o a rortiln m ovt|*«* •rtoumln tna Ilia followlna described r i » i ^r-Jportv, lo .w lt! |.ot Tt. OAKI.AN 1> I I 11,1B. •cLurdioa to lb* plat thereof *• m-oided In Plot ll'.ok IS, »■*««• at and • I. I'tibllfl Hauurde at HwmlnuU County, Hoi l l » bo* b**n Iliad akilnwl you In thfl »b.n *.*tyl«d auli. and ynu • f 0i re.iulrad to ■•i i * a a»pr .. y«ur Aniw ir or oih*r »r l-letdlni lo lha Complaint un Plain tiff* altornoya. ANDKII*<)N, ItL'ltll. LKAN LOW NItbiM A »*n don llt.llil. 111 >U*i C*nUol Avonuo. orUn-lo, Klorlda. and Ml* ibo orlalnwl tn.vi.r of oih*r t’ loadlng In Ibo ollloo ot tht Clark <>l iho Clruult Court on or bofor* Iho lath day uf N***ini>*r, IH I. H iuU fall to do *o, a d*cr*o pro .-our**oo will bo Ok*u «**tn*t you for the roller d*Bittidod la (bo Complaint. This N olle* (b a ll bo pobllth•d on,-* • w*ok (or four con•ocuttva *r*oka In Iho Ifsnf-ird llonld. DATKl) this Vclobrr. IX IIBCALl . . . 10«k d»y . •» Artaur II. RiokwIIU, Jr. Clark or C lrealt Court Uy; M arik* T. VlkUn Dwpuiy Clark Anderson. Hdfh. U 'on. I...B ndf» a « * • dou 1141tf Attorneys and C o u n cilo r* 111 E*al Central B o u l*v *ri Pott o ft l•• Ho* l i l t tirUndo, klorlda •roltpbono 51 1-ltlt punlUh tK t. It. 11, I t B Nov. t. !**« , MAXWELL HOUSE m ^ wV p o w m o h INS. COFFEE^ 19 BEEF STEW BEEF HASH 4a>*l00 BLACKBURN SPECIAL i ( •I MERCHANMTS BRIEMSTAMPS W U 0 0 IM N M 1 4 0 * wM*d*pi 10NOI'teN lOVMIM *M4VOWML»»U Czechs May Get Council Seat AiSURIEU COLOWb DETERGENT SURF>."58‘/FOAMYiu29t ■ » « ■ » » • « » <» l *• Now You Know lly l nitrd P res* International The first dollar billa carry* ing the wortla "In God tV* Tru st" wrra placed in eirtaln* lion Oct. I, 1957, a* provided for by a law approved some two year* by then-Presidenl Dwight D. Eisenhower, ae* cording to the World Alma* nac. 1 m o p & L U T IL IT Y I PM M «*Y W A • PAIL L0NGW00D STORE LONUWOOD, LOCATED J v~-— ___ - — | rurch::<ts green stam k j mmi*m (Ommn m Ia /YJivvV / h .A •^ ©• . M C . e.*l ls . VwiH I H T ian R I I F80ZEN r*6. m o iim j omtfo c* a * s^ ;f * asitw’ sM'O’*4»'••#« • • ea« « « ■ « • wsja/r,* »'W«**•**.-a\4 H I ) 4) ' MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS \ — . »•* net lO^QM MO**M LADY PAIR ICED HOT SPANISHBARCAKE | f \ A * •ia. The agreement on the coun­ cil • lectio ns was worked out earlier in the week to break a voting deadlock. In 11 bal­ lots, neither Malaysia nor Czechoslovakia reached the required two-lhird* majority. Strong ’Quake In Or Near Peru NEW YORK (U P I) - The Fordham University seismic observatory Sunday reported a "fa irly strong" earthquake occurred about 3.000 miles FLA. NOW OrEN WEEK O F TH E BIG G RA N D O PEN IN G OVAL LAUNDRY I I I UNITED NATIONS. N. Y — ( U I»l)— Czechoslovakia today appeared assured a seat on the UN Security Council in an East - West compromise agreement splitting It* term with the new British Common­ wealth Federation of Malay- I V. BASKET 173/4 X 24 X 10'/2 1.69 Value 1/ 1354 .* . -v-i / TOILET TISSUE «“ "• 39t m LIQUID QUO. C «i Y*U*- At Bonneville Studebaker bucked the world's DETERGENT .y y rip s up the record b o o k No other auto maker now holds as many USAC records! FROZEN DINNERS 2 — 89* l Church Names Committee PYME-SOFT(WHITE OR COLORS ) BANQUET. ALL VARIETIES U STUDE rW II * BLENDED SYRUP ,1>,U 39c W I u ftHE-BAKK 3 & 43e C R ISC O 3 49 and LINDA ANNS! HUHTtlS. MS w ill l PLAIN 0* jk l p - kuimo , r illlK I I.IIM IIN -t o * r im .ir n y l ’N U GOLD M ED AL LIMIT-1 SMOUTINMO OP VOW CMOtCf WITH »S.«0 0 « r>*f*nd»nl*. Awr.vnr.ii x im r s i o r a r r r fyne- t a h e , at LW IT-t WYTH ro o e o u ti 3-29< EVAPORATED MILK (YOU* CMOICi) LIMIT-10 *YM g-TAIT« 01 UMIT-g P IT MILK WITH *0 0 0 OADgg. P L 1 U I_____________ Plaintiff. m ukto n, MONOGRAM LO N G GRAIN FRESH CRISP ICEBURG tive basis Dec. 9-14 as the Xavy'a long range air atrlk- Owner 01 Boat Denies Charge JhH-ffWa. V will be placed on a competi­ .p o w . « The Douglas-built Douglas-built Skyhawk, Skyhawk, arcing protectory to the tar- assume the bombing propert- livery uBdeF varyma al.I.wW. The target and weather world a smallest n u c l e a r get, a lio * ill* pi.ov *l.u aU .(.* of *u a!! weather craft Others, notably a close air (such as the A-3I1 or A-5A) craft time to perform an es­ bomber (total length only 39 support exercise, emphasize by using the "Pathfinder" maneuver from the feet) will pit iU accuracy cape conventional bombing services of the larger, radarblast area. against the Skywarrior and The week of strenuous ope­ A-lC't will return the next equipped plane. Vigilante in a "M igh t vs Most of the week's events ration* and it* preceding days day to participate in the air Friday, Dec. 13. of preparation will not be un­ Loft bombing, especially de­ show, first in an inflight re­ will stress the versatility of demonstration and the Navy’* carrier-based at­ rewarded one* for partici­ signed tor safe release of fueling pants. A total of 15 trophies nuclear weapons. Involves a finally in a sample of what tack force. Both of the simulated strike are being olferesi as Incen­ low target approach, an the Navy calls "Buddy Bomb­ to win the various missions (billed as "profile tive* * abrupt pull-up and a release, ing.” This is an attack method mission" ami "radar bomb event*. They range from a occuring as the aircraft is mammoth engraved punch anywhere between 20 and 85 which allows an aircraft with scoring mission") plus loft bowl for the overall squadron bombing events are oriented degrees to the horironai The only visual bombing capabil- Lake Mary Map To Be Okayed B L U E RIBBON Q U A L IT Y L E A N M EATY FR ES H PORK BUTTS “39t lelivery delivery Belgian Priest Studies Life Of Gen. Sanford (WHOLE) LIMIT-1 WITH 15.00 OR MORE FOOD ORDER 2160 P a rk A v e . weapon* ing force — Heavy Attack H ila week’s meeting of the Wing One — holds its 10th annual bombing derby DeBary Dupiicata Bridge Club at Sanford Naval Air Station. wae held on Monday due to The Bombing Derby is con­ Tueaday’e election*. sidered one of tlie most com­ Winners were announced to­ prehensive air readiness e x ­ day from 11 table* in play ercises in the U. S. Atlantic directed by Mias Ethel JohnFleet. eon. its professional events, NS, first, Mr*. David Sin­ scheduled each day of the ger and Mra, Ruth Blatt; aecmeet, attract many of the ond, Col. and Mra. William defense officials moat con­ Hague; third, Norman Meyer cerned with evaluating the and William Woodluck; fourth, Navy'* air strike potential. M lia Ethel Johnaon and H. This year they’ ll be viewing Guy Cha*e. the exercises amid the bustle EW , firat, tie, Mr*. Elea of a $15 million building pro­ Unktla and Mr*. Edna Reilly R E V . B O N T IN C K gram which ia transforming with Mr. and Mra. E. M. Sanford NAS into a master Hinkle; third, Mr. and Mr*. base far tha new RA-5C tac­ Charlct Daglla; fourth, Mrs. tical reconnaissance plan*. Arthur W illgooi* and Mr*. R. Social events, including a W . Ackerman. golf tournament and recep­ Play naxt week will resume tion, will bring the military the regular schedule with the and civilian communities to­ meeting to be held i t 1 pm. gether on Friday, Dec. 13. en Tuesday in th* Recreation A carrier a i r m a n s h i p one of the few to have an By Jane Casselberry H all o f tha DeBary Fir* Sta­ demonstration the following atomic reactor. Rev. Francis R. Bonlinck, tion. Father Uontinck says the day will attract the same professor of history at the University of Lovanium in people there are extremely guest list plus thousands of Leopoldville. Congo, and au­ grateful (or the help which Florida residents as the air thor o f several historical has been received from such station holds open house. The purpose of the six-day books and papers on Ihe his­ sources in this country as the tory of that country, has ar­ Rockefeller and Ford Founda­ event, as outlined by San­ rived here from Washington, tions. He describes the Con­ ford's Capt. James O. Mayo. I). C., to do research on the golese student * a* clever and Is "to provide training for By France* Weeler papers of lien. Henry Shelton eager to learn in spite of the squadron personnel through lack of a cultural background. participation in various com­ Proof* of the new I-ake Sanford. exercises, therebylie places the blame for the petitive Mary map and brochure will Father Bonlinck, a native of be on display at thii month’s Belgium, arrived in the Unit­ difficulties that followed the enhancing the overall readi­ meeting o f Ihe Lake Mary ed States tuo months ago to granting of independence to ness oi Heavy Attack Wing Chamber o f Commerce to be do research at the National Congo on the Russian Com­ One." Mayo, as Wing Commander, held at S p.m. thia Thursday. Archives and the Library of munists who poured into the propa­ is responsible for keeping six Richard Keogh, president, Congress on General Sanford country distributing urge* that all butlncumen at­ in preparation for a study on ganda and playing one tribe squadrons of twin-jet A-3B Skywarrior ami A-5 Vigilante tend In order lhat they may Ihe recognition of the Congo against another. Since he has been in this attack bombers ready for approve advertUement* before Free State by the United country Father Uontinck has moment's notice deployment final publication. States In IBS*. to the critical Second and Other bu*ine»i to be di*He hopes to publish this traveled lo Detroit, Chicago, eu*ted includea the county- study next year on the Both I jis Angeles and Texas trying Sixth Fleet areas. it was Just this kind of de­ wiiia talent ahow the Cham­ anniversary of the event in to see as much as possible mand for rapid fire strike ber will apomor In February. which General Sanford, for during his stay. He is a handsome and dis­ potential-namely the Cuban Kntriea ara now being ac. whom the city of Sanford was cepted by James Daughtrcy, named, played such an Im­ tinguished figure witli his Quarantine action — which black beard and cassock. forced cancellation of last chairman o f ahnw. portant role. When the prirsts travel into vear’a Bombing Derby, ori­ Tentative plana for the an­ General Sanford was sent scheduled for the nual Cbriatmaa Tree Party for by King ia-opold II of Bel­ Hie jungles of the interior in ginally children ot the community alao gium to obtain recognition for Africa, they do not wear their week of Dec. 3. robes but dress in more prac­ Sanford'* 12plane units w ill ba discussed at Thurs­ ihe Congo Free State by the tical clothing and their beards form the all-weather back­ United States, which he suc­ d a y night’a meeting. bone of the Atlantic and ceeded in doing, and many serve to identify them a* Mediterranean carrier strike other countries then followed Catholic priests to the na­ tives. complement. suit. In addition tn attack, the The free stale was a per­ units .will ,*oon be providing sonal possession of King Leo­ another kind ot service — re­ pold from lWU-HkiH when it connaissance — at Sanford became a Belgian possession. liecomcs ihe joint AtlanticFather Bontlnck is a mem­ A meeting of the congreea* Pacific Fleet headquarter* M IA M I (U P I) - A Miami ber of tho missionary order of oilman admit* he own* tha Immaculate Heart of Mary tion of the Luke Mary Pres­ fo- the RA-5C. latest in North ship Fitlcl Cadro claima has which has 7tm priests in the byterian Church was held fol­ American Aviation's (Colum­ been attacking his island, but Congo alone a* well as in lowing morning worship aerv- bus Division) Vigilante »er. iers Sunday to select u pulpit ies. denies knowledge of any anti- other parts of the world. committee which will nomiThe famed RA-5C, capable Castro raids. He has studied 12 languages J. A. Belcher, whole fam ­ — Dutch, German. French, nnto a pastor to succeed Rev. of speeds In the mach two range, will he on public dis­ ily operate* the Belcher Oil Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, John Pillcy, Rev. Pillcy has re-igned n< play (or the first time during Co., said Ihe blue-hulled Rex, English, Chinese, Greek, La­ a 170 foot converted patrol tin, Ungala aivl Kikongo. He fulltime pastor to continue |the Dee. 14 air demonstra­ craft, ia operated by Ihe Sea studied Chinese for seven studies nt Stetson University tion. Besides Vigilantes and SkyKey Shipping Corp., which he years, but when missionaries where ho is working toward warriors, other Navy aircraft control* aeparately. were barred from China b e . bis Master * Degree, will also hav# a hand In the Castro charged in a radio­ went lo ihe Congo in | N ‘*med in serve un ilia comtelevision apccch Wednesday The University of Un.in mittee were Karl II. Unger, proceedings. From Air Groups One and night that the Rex was lied iutu, where lie teaches, wjv chnirman ami Robert Mero, up at West Palm Beach and founded in 1951 and lias 1.50" Jumes A . Dougherty, M m . Three, based in Jacksonville, had been used in at least 10 students. It is one of the most Ruth Gobvl, Mrs. Ruby Linden will come A-tC Sky hawks, FttC Crusader fighters and an raids against Cuba. modern in the world and is ami Roy Howell. Belcher said Thursday the captain of the Rex-Alexandcr Brooks—told him the aliip had never been used for antiCk II W lid Castro activities. uncti. rw-jb» )hc Castro charged the Rex was United m ix* A .!■> ( operated by the Central In­ telligence Agency (C IA ), but Belcher said, “ I don't know if it has any connection with the CIA. but 1 don't sea how it could.” H A M * ) . ( cat , .u ...................... I* . Neatlj n t i j phase ot rier-based sssssx ^ srjst national ifui Amrrirnn ifrwL a .ba­ national and American itock car record* ton* to Studebaker'* stable of pace setter* -stock 6- and 8-cylinder convertible*, teZ nu , ” *wk* Av,nti*- ► Why did w« do it? To prove that safety is bred in the hone of our car*. Safe in the hand* of exP «t* at these speeds, and doubly safe for •outh of her*. Rev. Joseph Lynch, head o f the observatory, said the disturbance, recorded Satur­ day night, possibly was in or near Peru. H* said the first shock was recorded at 10:18 p m. (E S T ) and the second 800 SOUTH FRENC H A V E . o m its muuiU* late*. .. « % *4 A T T H E NEW LONG WOOD W IN N -D IX IE With Purchase O f $10 Or More. Limit: One Per Family* Please , sanctioned by the nation'* m e t „ ........... the U S AutoChib Sw these spirited 19*54 beautie. W1U*>' Studebaker de.Ur today. * d ilT r r m t ...b y d e s ig n (M StudefaokBr SANFORD MOTOR CO. Lion J je t ft smi£e eO€foytC7Ti£ and a stam p fio* eue'ttf dim e a t... HD S ix ie S A .N F O U I). F L A . i �f >I W e d . N o t . 4 , ’63— P a g e 5 fm a O in f a r l U rra lB 2 Officers Promoted; EM Signs On Again V •AVI « « EACH NOW OPEN o ASTOR CHOICE YELLOW CLING Peaches No. 2Yi Can SAVE te EACH . . WITH BEANS L y k e ' s Chili 300 C a n 1 9 * |AVE 26* . . FISCHER S 0 Beer or Ale • 12 l2-oi. $159 Bots. I 460 E. First St. . LONGWOOD, F L A . PAH-R1DI M IA O W Hospital Notes WaUteln Herrick, Louis U Chat, all of DeBary; Ralph Grayson, Geneva; Qulntln Ghavers, Oslreii; Fern Dene d id , Lake Mary; Murk Cot ton Jr., Luke Monro* Blrtha Mr. and Mr*. Hugh Gooding, ha by boy; Mr. and Mra. Delworth Dixon, baby girl; Mr. and Mrs. Cbarlca K. Mahonc, baby boy, all of Sanford Dlacharsea Dlaa Brown, Margarat T er­ rell, Suian Llpicomb, Clyda JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. Smith, Mrs. Frances Feck (D IM )—Gov. John M. Dallon, uml baby girl, Sandra Lee, the "best cotton-picking gov­ V ldta Davla, Muriel Benm-tt, and baby ernor kin thisa itsin state ewer aver mm, bad," is Mra. Irene Smith aim rinur act lor winter with a new pair hoy, Mrs. Annla Hudson and of all cotton Ions Ions underwear, baby boy, Thomas Roosevelt, Tha cbial executive won (lie all of Sanford; Henry Fierce, underwear Tuesday by defeat­ Bunnla Fatten, Christine Rey­ ing Commissioner of Agricul­ nolds, all of DeRary; Leroy ture Don Thomason In a cot­ lloege, Merrill lalaml; Car­ olyn Mason, Geneva ton-picking duel. In a match thut lusted Just ahort of Rvn minutes, Dallon outplcked Thomason by 1.23 pounds U> 4 pounds. George i* t h n r im i i t m L H T o r 'ru n s t v r i i j r m r i t i . n o . Day, chief Inspector of • ti l * o r w it h im m ; o i weights and measures, was >(M«n r o r v r t . n . 011111 %. i i i i M n i i m ». i.tMfMi the official welshinuvlcr. L'.MTKH MOItTOAUKM HKDIluy didn't see Dallon sneak VICINU COItT* 1‘Ulntlff. a rollon boll into his sack Ins\V lore tha match started. HOIIERT T. OolllMiK. it . I'tfen d in ti The contest was held in a % o rin : o r «%i.i: small patch of cotton on the V>TH*K IH It Kit KISY 411V• Capitol lawn. Most slate em ­ KM on t itr l.sth l*y of ployes slopped work to view .VovMiiiltwr 1941, it ltjBu A. M. •t fit« (•.tut Iv.ir of th* Court the match. II • <sf Nrifitnol* County, «t Hmford. 1 1'fi'U , tit«* under• lirttwil CUrk svill offer for «»!*• to t Ita hltfht't a ft•! t»c«t hltMwr for CBi h th« folowlrttf I : - 1I •• r I > • loot j;. OAKI AM> n il. 1JV a MrdlBf 1 tkn pins th trto f it r«(or<t«d tn WASHINGTON (U P I )- T h e TlAl ll»o k 13. 1*4n * 41. I'ubllo Rii’ orl* of M « ml • Republican National Commit­ noli* County, KlorlilA tee commenting on result* o( I ii*4«ihfr wrltlt .ill itru iiiir**, the off-year election Tuesday: liitttr»vefil«fi(» fUiurm. a |»|i I|“ Wo made dramatic in­ Mttr«§, «n<l •ippiirtanuRi''-* on •tM Un I or aitil in conjuno* roads in areas Known as I Ian therewith. T '.ii i« U Ia ri4'Ia purRUAfit Democratic sir mglmlds and 1 flnnt of fores lomirA In many oilier contests a de­ • Altered In ClianrGry 4. tlnn N*t 11090 n•»* % r p«nsllntr In th« finite Republican trend Is ap tMruall t'liurl nf timl far parent.” Hemlnole r«>unty, riorhlA. DATED ih i« tm UAy of Nitveiiilifr. I #41 t HI. A1.) Ronds W in Arthur II. Ilerkulth, Jr. Clerk » f the Circuit Court Gilt.A NIKI ( t i l 'l l - A $25 My; .\l4 rlh .1 T. \ Ihleu million bund Issua to finance l»<l»uty Clerk \ m » k i i «(»\ iii xii, m : w public school improvement LmVNIlKfJ A van Jen ULKti oa t approved Tuesday by Or- Attorney a for I'U lu tlff anga County cltUrna. They >13 l.tat Central \%eiu« or Undo, Kluilila eoted nearly four to one in I'uhllah Nov. 4. 1941 favor of the bond Issue. Cl *0-19 N O V EM B ER k M b Iu Io m Willis Bell, Vlrsll H o ly , Ro­ bert Drown, Ann Moure, Mabla Dixon, Ellis Doris MeGrlM, Stanley Vernay, James D evil, Clyde Smith, all of Sanford; Anna Freeman, W IN N -D IX IE LO CATED ON U. S. 17-92 A T STA TE ROAD 4IU Ste a k “ Ste a k R o a st REGULAR $2.99 HORMEL BOB WHIT I SLICED Bacon .. 2 & 89/ CHUCK FISH FIU .IT Grouper..» 39/ B Biscuits 6 ™ ’39/ E2 Cheese . . . u 49/ CRACKIN' GOOD CANNED BEEF SHORT R ib s . . PALMETTO FARMS CRANBERRY OR WALDORF Salad .. *•«* 35/ Beef 5 £ *r* Can Ham » 2 W 3 Easy Open Can A S TTOR O R COFFEE ; ASTO R CAN i e d tfB k AT W IN N -D IX IE ....... . O LEO R E G U L A R 49« C O P E L A N D Sausage •1 LB. Limit two with $5 00 food ord.r or mcr. at Ihl* pric. HOT OR M IL O Cheese 2 ueu*55/ FRKSH PORK l-U . BAQ FRESH, TENDER \r GOLDEN B A N T A M lift' “ 3 9 PARKAY t b tra Fm w y. $. N a 1 Red Idaho Delicious Baking Apples Potatoes 1 0 Bog lb 6 9 ' 2 u » 29* a in 24 RUnlStlf rifBHh * 700 \\% I* IX) ;«o o 11.00 V A N CAMP PORK & BEAN S EAR Vacuum Packed i N IB L E T S C O R N Johnson Thanksgiving Proclaimed WASHINGTON (U P I) — President Kennedy Issued • praciamation Tuesday o ffi­ cially designating Thursday, Nov. 28. aa Thanksgiving Day. The President urged nil Americans to tako lime out on that day to thank God for "manifold blessings" and rem i 1\o to share them with "ou r fellow human beings throughout the world." Couple To Fete 75th Year Deep South M A Y O N N A IS E Salad Dressing PET M IL K B. : I.A CRIN G E. Ind. (U P I ) -Mr. and Mrs Joseph Tadd, Itolh 91, will celebrata their 73th wedding anndersary Fri­ day. Tho Todds, wlm were married In a log cabin at tho age of 19, live In a three. room apartment amt taka care of it themselves. ■W. M iracle Whip Paul waa elected governor Tuesday over i young Republican w h « made an unprecedented chal­ lenge o f Mississippi's oneparty politics. Johnson, 47, who liad thn blessings of Gov. Rosa Dap. nett, defeated Rubrl Phillips by a better than S to 3 margin and will be Inaugurated in January as the state's 33rd governor. But Phillips claimed hia showing Illustrated that Mis­ sissippi had adopted a twoparty system for (he first timu in this century. With 1.370 of tho state's 1,S73 precincts complete plus a few scattered incomplete returns, Johnson had 183,M l Vole* to 1U7.223 for Phillips. H ot Dog! New 2 -P L Y Blue or White DETERGENT TOW ELS LONDON (tit’ll T he sponsors of .National Hot Dog Mouth predicted today lli.it enough frankfurters would he eaten In November to girdle the earth or make a mound bigger than ocean liner Queen Mary. The Homan Empire was luundcd slier Use death of Julius Caesar, l i l t l K K I . Y . F O R ’ 61 — S u lfb otv m illed to bu ck o f thin b ik in i n w im n u lt m a k es i t a u n e-p iecer f o r bcuclt w e a r in ’ tM . F ir s t n h o w in g : V ie n n u , A u s tr ia . TALL 6 -0 * . 1 2 -o *. CAN CAN SAVE 1 14* EACH SAVE 10Kx* EA JAR 5 8 ?6 8 ! Camper. Quality and Price j 'i u Umft ana vrilh IS 00 wrtm *» BATH SIX! 2 Bart 41' REGULAR SIZE Limit S with $5.00 order or i 2 Bara 29' ou 2 Bara 23' I '/ i * Lifebouy a 2 B an 33' L u x So ap i 2 Lu x Soap . 2 Umlt ] with $S 00 order er more Dove Soap 2 31' D o v e So ap 2 Bora Bara Y j c t o. S w t i P e 21‘ Lux Liquid * . 22*ox. 39* ONK COAT S v & t u t iw ie Breeze . LARGE RINSO . . 3J« 49* 65' InUriur Acrylic Latex Paint Limit two with $5.00 older or mom. Lana ana with $3.00 tnkr ar mom. NU Giant DETERGENT . . tj-o*. 3 9 , . Ban Rol Hide SAVE 1A. I t BATH SIZE Bars A L L NEW 12 * REGULAR S i n REGULAR S i n Lifebouy SAVE IARG* B R tlZ I . . >3* ■ATH SIZI Praise Soap RO LL PKG. CANS Limit • at Ihil (Mica, p*ao« . Limit tva whh tS.OO ardor or ■ATH S i n Praise Soap SJwRh L IB B Y 'S Tom ato Juice EVAPORATED JACKSON. Misa. (U P I) — Democrat CANTON, N. C. t UP l ) — A rcpotler fur tho Waynesvilla Mountaineer weekly n.wtpnper recrlvrd a tele­ phone cull Tuesday from a man wlm reported Ida sun "ran nwny from homo three niontli* mkii nod wo hnven't heard fruin him since." Heporter William Lottery asked the mnn why hi* sou had run away ami (lu- man raplii-d, “ I don't know. Mo and Kinniy wcie so good to him." ‘‘Iluw old la h a t" Lowery asked. "lie 's only 41," tha father replied. awwwwwww.w.wwwwwi FOR Mississippi GOP In Good Showing Tired Of Home, Son Runs Away lb. 27 * M A R G A R IN E J. a CRANE • i 14-aa. . . 39* OfTIRGENr . . LIQUID Condensed All Swan 19-oa. Urn . . IS * OCTIRGINT R i n s o Blue . ewan* F l u f f y All . . LARGE SURF . . )3 « DCTIRQiNT Giant (PREMIUM PACK) Su rf . s . A II L IQ U ID ..Q t . Blue 1-Lb. 2 2 .o , 65! Wisk Vim . . 75‘ R#fl. SlX9 43‘ q lluy On* (Sal. — (Jet One F R E E ! • • • • • CLEANER 77* DISH-ALL 20-ox. 45‘ Handy Th e Andy .oy ewHx^ |clime at... cwA a stmvV l J 1)1(11* 39‘ O U TSTAN D IN G HID ING POWKIt ( ' \N IIP. ttn tt IIIIF.D W ITH IN IV DAYS DIMES IN JO M INU TES NO P A IN T Y ODOIt SOAP A N D W A T E R C L E A N -IP Only 1’alnt W ith A W R IT T E N U N C O N D IT IO N A L \ (J U A ItA N T E E Also tun lie Tinted I.3U0 D ifferent Colors Mary Carter Paints 209 W. I*t ST. FA 2-3649 J L tr Elgin Yellow Solids 25 EXTRA STAMPS WITH SUPERBRAND COTTAGE Maxw ell Housa IN ST . COFFEE CO FFEE IN ST . COFFEE 39 H I Sm Parch Sweet CORN LB. 9 _______ FAMILY S B *. - X RIGULAR SIZI mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmrnm facto V .•••• * Lt.-Cttr. Ken Sandon, oper­ ations training officer with Heavy Attack Squadron 3, Sanford Naval Air Station, baa been promoted to the rank of commander, it waa announced TucMlay. Commander Sandon, who has Jutl returned from a training flight in a YAH-3 A3B, received hia letter of ap­ pointment from Cdr. Roy Farm er, commanding officer o f VAH-3. Commander Sandon’a aquadron haa the rcaponaibility of training all pllota, bombardiers and main­ tenance personnel for all At­ lantic Fleet heavy attack •quadrona. Commander Sandon began hia heavy attack career in October, 19M, when be re­ ported to VAH-3 for duty and tranaition to the A3D. Meanwhile, l.t. William V. Paltcraon of VAH-U at San­ ford NAS has been appointed to the rank of lieutenant com­ mander. Hia promotion ar­ rived aimullaneously with the birth o f a six-pound, 13-ounce baby girl on Oct. 28. Lieutenant-Commander Pattaraon, a product of the NAVCAD program, ha* par­ ticipated in two Western Pa­ cific crultei, served wtth the Commander Middle E a a t Force, and ia a graduate of the U. S. Navy Postgraduate School, Monterey, Cal. Jainca B. Crane, aviation atructural mechanic (atructurca) first class, has re e n ­ listed tn the Navy for a sixyear hitch, effective Oct. 22. Crane entered tho Navy in March, IIH3, and has seen duly with 10 different com­ mands on both the East and West coasts. A member of VAH-lt since April, 1IM2, Crane Is beginning his fourth enlistment, lie is married to tbe former ltuby M. Steele of Kobcitadalr, Ala., and resides wtth lu-r and their daughter, Eva Marie, in Sanford. 16 0 1 . C A N LOANS UP TO $600 11 Valet $ t » p WITHI THU COUPON ANO fURCMASt OF . r.ol.M Bait.a. owe a-u ASTOR FRUIT COCKTAIL Limit on. with $5 00 aider or mote | Extra T m . OLD FASHIONED DAIIY LEANER, FRESHER GROUND 20* .FA 2-4612 1612 Z I I I I I I I B I B iB I J LB. SAVE 110 South Magnolia St......... . 1 Yoac«n\ get better gifts fcr fewer tiamxM.~anuwh6n Ibu must be satisfied.J00% T-BONE CAN FINANCE SERVICE, INC. of Sanford AHD OTHER BARGAINS Sara Lee Danish A p p le cottee cok. 79* Sara Lee Pound C a k e ............. 79 * Pet-Ritz Pie Shell* 2 *•" 39 * >< 1-LB. llio o o i f i oo 81000 i l l oo 41? Ou as; oo MINUTE MAID ORANGE • ** G O P Leader S:es Gains Lath fm ^ SIRLOIN or FULL C U T BONELESS RO UND Legal Notice Just tell us how m uch m o n e y y o u n e e d to meet all your seasonal expenses. P h o n e for prompt, courteous service! GOLDEN S h rim p 2 “^ 1 Delight.. 5 £.89/ ,. • » » . . - . » Long Underwear Vidor's Prize /7T\ RAISIN BREAD I) ^ FOR BEAUTIFUL Currier It Ives THIS WEEK AT WINN-DIXIE. 16-as. LOAF 2-W A f MORTON APPLE, CHERRY, PEACH, COCONUT Save 10* DIXIE DARLING r ilh e SUmps Berries 5 Fruit Pies 3 -1 . ■r a x NEW V s LO NG W O O D Palmetto Are. & 3rd St. KERN STRAW- o COUPONS ROGER CROCKER, of Lake Mary, really ia “ up on hla work" aa he goca about plaatering the courthouse In the current renovation. Rather than erect a scaffold, when it Is posslble, Crocker dons stilts to go about his Job. Fren ch A v*. & 25lh. FROZEN FOOD REDEEM Y O U R Is tmw* She P m « 4 -W td . N o*. « , " " �DAR Plans Pennsylvania Picnic Planned Special Meeting SaMe Harrison C h a p te r DAR util meet this Friday tt 2 » P » . «t tha home of Mr* K. E. True in Lake Mary. Co V beataaaes will b« Mrs. R. r Balt, Mr*. W. E. Baker, Mn. Georg* Morgan and Mn. p, P. Campbell. Guett apeaker will be Mra, Oliva Scott of Altamonte Springe and Virginia, heraldl* and profeaalonal lecturer. All member* are requested ^ to bring their coat of arma t* Ana, Altoona, Bedford and Martlnaburg, a n Invited «* attend thn third ananal Morrlaon Cove reunion, Sunday, Nov. I t at Highland* Ham­ mock Stata Part, from *un- PP *• «»•*. Anyone visiting around hart from the above mentioned area la also invited to attend. Prize* for family groups, games for children and other entertainment will bo provide ad. For further information, eatl Carl Brumbaugh, it PA P im after • p.m. Enterprise CHURCHWOMEN, in Em irise, who served at a recent tea honoring Rev. and Mra. Michel Kippenbrock, newly appointed to All Saints Episco­ pal Church. From le ft are Mrs. D. J. Parker, hostess; Mrs. Carl Burthman, president at the churchwomen; M n . Robert Cox and Miss Katherine Teachers Feted At Tea SCIENTIFIC LAWN SPMATINO FOB — MRS. G A R Y GRANT, center, with some o f the gifts she received at a farewell luncheon. A t left is Mrs. W alter Gielow, hostess for the event and at right, Mrs. Ted Jones, mother o f the honoree. (Herald Photo) CHINCH BUGS New Families FUNGUS Welcomed T o JUba Lawn Renovation Area Grapevilla Nursery SSI Gnpevill* Ava, NEW AND USED SPEEDI-PRINT Beg. 1NM UB. I N 144.88 Electric N 4K AU Church SW EEN EY’S OFFICE SUPPLIES GIFTS MHS. H. M. UOSEMOND, left, and Mrs. John Morgan, tw o memberft o f tho Womun'a Auxiliary to the So mi null* County Medical Society p ick ­ ing sample medicine* to bo Bent to tho H aiti Hurricnno Relief. Other members na»l.*ting with tho project were Mr*. Ken Pierce, M rs, John Johnson and Mr.*. William Womble, REFRIGERATOR FREEZER Mr, and Mrs. Don A. Jarvl of Ely, M inn, will arrive this Thursday or Friday to spend the winter with Mra. Jarvi's , nse/ecflon. of foods ts so easy! S lo ja g e ■ mother, Mra. R. W. Lord, on .South Sanford Avenue. Friends of .Mrs, Doris Pres­ cott, 604 Laurel Ave., will be glad lo learn that she Is runvalescing tmm recent surgery at the Marietta Hospital, at the home of her brother, Roy a week with meptjblt hid* Here’s how eaay we mean: Two glide-out shelves bring finals out front * Convenient butter, cheese and snack bins*Removable meat puneTwin vegetable crisper* * Foods stored In the door are so easy to reach * And there's 14.1 cu. ft. of rcfriiiruled space in all! SALE on Mimilrcibt O f G IFT ITEMS Hujr now for Christmas LO T T MILADY’S SnorPE land waa guest of honor at a HOME A P P L IA N C E CASSELBERRY PLAZA CASHEL POW ELL’S 117 Magnolia, F A 2-Af* 12 Of Pino Fnbrici IN 8. Park *33-8313 family dinner party Saturday eight on the occasion o f his 14th birthday. His daughter, Mrs. Millard Rotter, was hostess at tha din­ ner which waa held at the Hamilton Grill in Winter Park. Other* attending were hla wife, Mr*. Wllllama, Mr. Rotter, hi* other daughter. Mr*. Leonard Casselberry, and granddaughters, Meienda and Cathy Caiselberry. The group returned to the Williams* home for birthday cake and lee cream. Just Arrived! Large Beleetleu Of BeoeUfel — DeBary PLAQUES Select Y outh Now I Personals Hymn Sing BOHN REX ROTARY Waahable Arad Harvey 5. Williams of Mait­ Honored With HALE | 0 .M LUXURY MATTE* 74th Birthday Celebrated The hoiteiaee were Mr*. Dtvld Tropf, Mra. Edwin Braddock, Mrs. James Davis and Mr*. Roy Semones. Since the PTC la a tittle late getting started this year this event was a get-acquainted social. The decorations earrled out the school colors of purple and yellow. All of the women teechen were presented with corsages and Arnold Pancratx, fifth grade teacher, received a boutonniere. Mr*. Robert Rugemteln, Welcome Wagon hostess for (he Lake Mary area, reports the following new families welcomed recently: Mr. and Mrs. Terry Wclla from Chicago; Mr. and Mr*. Ren Boyer from DeLand; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Oakley and children, Karen, Robert and Sherry, from Indiana. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Henneasy from New Jersey; Mr. and Mrs. James Brewer, Da­ vid an.] Larry from Jackson­ ville; Mr. and Mra. William WomMc, Gina and Beth from Members o f tho DeRery Atlanta, Ga., and Mr. and Mrs. John Waggoner from Community Church choir held a "Hymn Ring” at tha home Norfolk, Va. of Mr*. William Burnett, on Angeles Road, one evening last week. Mrs. Burnett le ft this past weekend for N ew Jersey, where she will make her home with her children until her THURSDAY health improves. First Presbyterian Church The group presented her sen!on meets at 1 pja, with gifts to make her train FRIDAY trip mure ocmfurtable. In First Baptist Church prayer addition to the choir member* service and breakfast at 7:13 Rev, and Mr*. Cecil O gg were among those attending the going-away party. Kefreshmenta o f punch and rookies were served by Mr*. M. Phillip* assisted by other Higginbotham. Her address Is members and Mr*. V. Burnett, P. O. Box 505, Winter Haven, daughter-in-law o f the hono­ Fla. ree, who came to Dellary to acompany Mr*. Burnett to Mary Rawlins has returned New Jersey. to her home on West 17th Street alter a several day stay in Seminole Memorial Hospital. She is slowly im­ proving but will be unable to return to work for some time. JERSEY Buy Bow — Eaay Car Mrs. Burnett M IMEOGRAPHS LIB. m The teachers and home room mother* of the Enterprim School ware goeita of honor at a tea given by the Executive Board of the PTC recently, In the school cafe(orient. Floral 4 Plain By Mr*. Adam Muller Mr. end Mr*. Frank White and Constable and Mr*. Os­ car Paplneatt, celebrated the l'aplneau* 20th Wedding Anni­ versary with e dinner in Or­ lando, Wednesday evening. G ifts • Cards - Books (Formerly McVkan) 210 E. First St. IIA U V E Y S. W IL L IA M S Calendar Osteen Personals By Mra. Clarcnca Snyder Mrs. Myrtle R lggi of Louis­ ville, Ky.. is visiting her son, Marvin Riggs, and family WEDNESDAY Ladles Auxiliary of Wekiwa and other relatives. She will Lodge 87'J meets at 7:30 p.m. be here for three months. at the Oddfellows Hall on Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Magnolia. A big surprise Harry Osteen were Rev. and awaits ail who attend. Mrs. Chester Plank and THURSDAY Seminole Chapter 3 Order daughter Rena. of Eastern Star will meet at Mrs. Harry Oitcrn and X p.m. In Masonic Hail. There will also lie an Initiation In Mrs. Joe Masters represented addition tu the regular meet­ the Osteen Home Demonstra­ tion Club at a recent meeting ing. in DeLand at the IID office. Plans were being roads for tha next year’* program. Local Events Mra. Bertha Hardin attend­ ed a meeting at the office of tlie County Agent tn DeLand, Friday. "F o o d s " waa the theme of tha meeting. t f c U id s w Circles of the Sanford Gar­ den Club have scheduled the meetings for November as followa: THURSDAY, NOV. T HEMEKUCALLIS C i r c l e members wdl meet at 7:3fl p.m. with Mra. Watson Heel for a Home Decoration work­ shop by Mrs. Carl Moss. MIMOSA Circle meets at 10 am . with Mrs. Walter Schwarz. The program will be on Flower Arrangements. PALM Circle will meet at 9:30 a m. with Mrs. L. A. Musgrove for a program on Holiday Arrangements. FR ID AY, NOV, 8 CAMELLIA Circle members will meet at the borne of Mrs. Donald Flamm at 9:30 a.m. The program will be on Bulbous Plants. DIRT GARDENERS Circle meets at 10 a m. with 3trs. Robert Magnusson. 709 West 20th St. M n. Fred Ganas will present the program on Flow­ er Arrangements for the Home. HIBISCUS Circle meets at 2 p.m. with M n . R. G. Brlsson. M n. Tracy Raker will speak on Christinas Hobbles. IXORA Circle will meet at 9:30 a m. with M n . C. Ver­ non Mize Jr . In Orange Man­ or. Mrs. Arthur Beckwith Jr. will present the program on Holiday Decorations. JACARANDA Circle will meet at 7:30 p.m. with Mr*. J. G. David, 319 West 16th A S t Mrs. Irving Pryor will be in charge of a Christmas Workshop. ROSE Circle will moot at the home of .Mrs. W. U. Mil­ ler Jr., 107 Idyllwilde Dr. at 9:43 a m. Program Christmas Ideas and Artistic Arrange­ ment Workshop. Mr*. Miller and Mrs. J. O. Gregory will be co-hostesu's for a luncheon at noun. THURSDAY, NOV. It AZALEA Circle will meet at 8:30 p.m. at tho home of Sirs. Dempsey Carnes, In Lemon Bluff, for a pot luck supper and plant exchange. j y J / IN N E R SP R IN G M A TTR ESSES Renovated! Includes: Reprocessing Padding Add New Padding Where Necessary New Insulation 119 Magnolia A t*. Buford, Fin. CENTRAL Circle meets with Mrs. Paul F. Johnson at 9:43 a m. Mrs. E. K. Wood will display Christmas gifts and demonstrate how to make them. Member* are asked to bring an arrangement of Bow­ e n , fruit or vegetables for judging. IVY Circle meets at 7:43 Dewey p.m, with Mrs, Straugh, 4U8 Beth Dr. Mrs. Blanton Owen will present tha program on Wall Plaques. Phono FA 2-432! MAGNOLIA Circle meets at 10 a.m. with Mrs. Otto Bondorf. Mrs. P. L. Elmore, Mrs. ft. W. Herron and Mra. W. L. Gramkow Jr. will pre­ sent the program on Hcmerocallis Lilies. WOODllOSE Circle will meet with Mrs. Vance Brum­ baugh at 9:30 a m. Mrs. L. E. Leepcr will bo tn charge of the progranv REDUCED! OUR FAMOUS lOO'i AC RYLIC A man ovar 4u Is )u il as reluctant to discuss hla age as la any woman over 21. Hunting’s best whan your (set a n dry, warm, comfortable. Star Brand's rugged hunting boots give you all this. Wide choice styles ELECTRIC B LA N K E T REDUCED! reg. $ 1 5 ... NOW I ■ I I single control double bed sis* 72” ■ 84'* Thursduy, November 7, 7 to 9 P. M, Dual Control, Double Bed Size 80* a 84* reg. |20 NOW IM S Garrett's 2-YEAR REPLACEM ENT G U A R A N T E E ! The blanket used by over a million happy sleep­ Downtown Sanford ers, now flu ffier, more beautifully machine waahable with Supemap. 9 wArmth aettinga. Nylon binding. Snap-fit corner*. SANFORD FLOWER SHOP ■l 4 Car. B. 1st 8 Sanford Ave. FA 3-1833 er FA 2-8433 peacock • roeebeige • pink • cherry red lavender • blue • green �Wrrall N ot. 6, ’68—Page 7 YOUNG TENDER t ' 'f l/ h y r 11 SLICED Vl t\ SAVE ON PORK U. S. CHOICE JA C K DODD, who re­ cently returned from a Europeun tour, w i l l discuss “ Farm ing Be­ hind the Iron Curtain" b e f o r e th e Jayceea Thursday noon a t the M ARH O EFFER F U L fcY •Herald Writer Holds Lead Of Blood Donors FR E SH COOKED READY TO SM O K E D EAT PICNICS • ROUND Pork Steaks lb 49* 98 L E A N *N M E A T Y Spare Ribs., l b .49* T H R IF T W A Y T H IC K S L IC E D S L IC E D BACO N Pork Side.. l b . 39<Z "F A M IL Y P A C K " Pork Chops S A R A S O T A SM OKED S L IC E D Ham • 3 Beef 30Z. PEGS. 39* FRE SH C U T LB • Turkey lb. 59( "C AR M O U R S T A R PU R E PO R K %% Roll Sausage l b . 39< | # FRLSHtSl PRODUK KKAFTH/“ PIIILADELPHIA' CREAM CHEESE 1 0 z. P K (j. GRAPEFRUIT 5 LB.BAG 39* (LIMIT: S PLEASE) Rogers. This Emblem Identifies Your Welcome Wagon Sponsors Pork Roast ib. 8 8 ' • C LU B • S IR L O IN ' “ BOSTON B U T T ” D ONELESS F U L L C U T Thomas has Riven 37 pints o f the life-giving substance. Next highest contributor is William B. RiChard with 23 pints. Other October blood donors are as follows: Ralph E. Schuclckert, nine pints; Wilaw Ham J. Clark and Bonner L. Carter, eight pints; Cecil K. Abney. Robert R. Huffman, Robert If. Kennedy Jr., Thomas Wilson Jr., Thomas W. Freeman Jr. and John P. Brown; Lowman J. Oliver, Curtla Lavender and James F. Yates, six pints; Tranklin Montgomery, Charles If. Rob­ inson. Kenneth I* Slerica and £ Robert E. McKee, (Ivc pints; Daniel M. Bodlford, four pints. Charles A. Vlnlng, George D. Jalllet, Paul Dixon, James | M. Brauell. A. K. Middleton, and Roy E. Rhodes, three pints; Edward X. Trawick, Harry R. Barlow. William II. Hogan, Donald W. Reeves, Bernard Black. Truman Wolf10 kill, Mrs. Susan Byrd. Edward Robertson, Richard A. Evans, Peter P. Bukur, two pints. First time donors are; Ruisell R. Fehrman, Edward E. Atwell. Quincy Crosby, Robin W. Starnes, Carolyn l l Lott, John H. Littles, John T. Ben­ nett, Richard IV. Krecher, Salvatore F. Manfre and Dav­ id II. Dow. • -------------------Everybody Is Ignorant, only on different subjects. UK. Loin Roast.. l b . 49* S T EA K S OR Robert B. Thomas Jr., San­ ford Herald reporter, cor* linuci to lead aU other donQ o r i (or the Seminole County Blood Bank, according to lat­ est reports. Other donors during Octo­ ber Include Ilob Kelly, with 21 pints; John S. Berwiechen, • l 8 ; John T. Fortier, Richard R. Ethlette and J. B. Alder­ man. 17 pints each; Harry R. Wilson and Loren Dougherty, 18 pints, ami Marvin H. Warlet. M pints. 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Sot too such It known tbit toaal hot tho scouts’ rrporta will ba ttodlod and tba Hound* will work m tha offen* Ire pattern* of tholr opposonL From what has boon talked, tha ML Dors toam will ho M by a roal flna quarter, bock and a roal hard running halfback. Tha Lyata toam with aU at lit rtarttog rofutari will ba la oxeolteot ohapa far tho grid battle. Dick Balntcr who tufforod from crampa during tha Lyman .Auburndala tilt lait week la bark In m l flna ihapo and oiptcitd to hold onto hla starting potlUon for tho game. Tha gaata promises plenty of action and good hard foot* BT JULIAN s n s m o u TVreTl ba a pair ef t o t ball garnet hare to tbit wot toad that catch tba faaey of moat to­ tal gridiron fans. o o o Tha ftrtt of tho two tilts will ba too aanual Poaaut ■awl affair at tba Momorial Stadium on Thurtdty night This conical will featura Iha undafeated Sanford Junior High Brave* and tha ooca defeated South Seminole Hur­ ricane!. e e e Tbe second contort win ba played Friday night to the tame arena. This one win feature the undefeated Wild­ cats of WUdwood end too asm defeated Seminole* of Sanford. This will be Semi­ nole's IMS bomecomtog af­ fair and should ba tha “ game” of tho m i *oo for both Wild­ wood and Somlaoto. * 0 0 . Wa ran into A1 McMillan tha other light to Leesburg. Ha was down to th« mouth about the plight ef tha Semi­ nole* but up to tha cloud* about tho ACL special to Jacksonville for the annua] grudge battle between the Florida Gators aod the Geor­ gia Bulldogs. Contact A1 If you'd Ilka to make reserra- ■ f t — t - W ^ * . lfr r . A H Brov«Practk« Halted By Rain to tie for the Ik can tho Thinking O ut Loud ■' on to a ■hip' if tha Warvian caa afoo wta from both Lakoviow of Wtotar Gordon aad tho DoLoad High Bulldogs. There. a tho oetesam e f tklo week's af­ fair. ■aod Coach Jim Plgott re­ vealed this morning that fmrtso halfback MUy K a y kendall la out for tha ramataof tha N tM L During tha Leesburg gama Kuykendall suffered a shoulder fracture la two ytaeoa, Tackle Henry Finch, a H i pound tenlor. han’t ban able to work oat doe to savor* bruleoo, and de­ fensive linebacker Buddy Bur­ ton ia suffering from a 10-inch log gash. Burton and Flack, however, a n expected to ba ready for action against Wild- •* 1 V l* Bala prevented the Bravo* from running through a drill scheduled for sharpening their attack which they hop* will carry thorn to their second win over the Hurricanes this season. Hand Coach Dan Ptlham of tho Sanford Junior High Bravco called off Tuesday aft•moon's workout in prepara­ tion for tha local club’s Peanut Bowl appearance Thursday night with tha South Semlnut* Junior High School Hurri- Don af the tilt which feature^ Sanford Junior High against n usually tough opponent. The situation this seaion Is almost Monties! to that of teat year. This year th« Hun. ricaneo bare posted four wine and ono loos white the Brave* hare won all four of their contests. Last season the Brave* were undefeated auiA) ran into thn one# defeated Hurricanes, only to hav* t'ng South Semlnola eleven re­ verse an earlier decteion and whitewash the Braves. Thursday night Head Coach Jim Clark aald ha and his Hurricanes are preparing tg repeat la«t year'* perform­ ance. The "’ uiricane* are mi-g nua 12 of th* youngsters they started with on tMv yeir’s squad. However, many of tha reoervea hav# come a h'og way and it’s entirely poxxihle that tha school’s sloven might be «ven stronger than it was earlier tn the year when it dropped a 37 to ft decision to Sanford Junior High. Thte afternoon Pelham an his aides, Owen McCarron, Ld Buckner and Ron Hunt, will run tha Braves through another light drill to sharpen their offensive. Physically, both clubs wi|] be up for this ons. However, tha Braves' regular fullbaek, Ron Dudley, ie not expected to start tha affair due to a minor knea injury. Pelham’s probabta starting eleven will include ends Chuck Plgott and Corky Stoweil, tackles Jim Baker an# either Mason Warden or Charlta Ly­ tle, guards Wayne Fakeai and Greg Ganas, center Roy Dunn, quarterback Frank Whlgham, halfbacks Fred Weber and Ralph Stumpf, and Dan Simon m wilt likely gat tbe starting nod at fullback. The Peanut Bowl affair will ven to «to potato while Flor­ be the sixth annual presentsida's offense wee good enough * for seven potato and a mmpoint hiHtima lead. Who* towtsanda of fans were going wild about tha eoursgooua Mead the Gators L Y M A N ’8 LE S L Y L E DIVES in low to bring down Aubum dak'i flanker wert putting w§ against the back Jerry McCarty (75) after he had taken a pass from quarterback Bulldogs, right to tha midst Booty Etheridge in Friday night's game. McCarty'a gain waa good for of a big play we felt a punch four yards. MsnnwhllOr Mno coach Jim to eur riba from George’s el­ McCoy reported that tackle bow. When we turned to eat Sanford Junior High offi­ what waa up Walla was point­ Dave Nm U, out ef action since cials sold today that Thursday ing to a flock of ducks fly­ tho Ortattoo Colonial affair, night’s Peanut Bow] festivi­ ing high over (he Gator Bowl m w limited action against ties will get under way at 7 Laoaborg and will aao action lot p.m., at Sanford’s Memorial Wo learned one thing right again Friday night agalnat Stadium. than. George Walla ia a pood Wildwood. Tho kickoff is slated for I Plgott said ha aad baekfiotd Uattai Preen football fan but he's more o'clock in tho contest between coach Dick William* won J o h n n y Griffith, fretting tho Braves of Sanford Junior tot*railed to docks! working hard tMa week on * 0 * NEW YORK (U P I) - last three games by tha mar- over injuries lo hi* Georgia High and th* South Seminole M one# w u that if Florida building up a dafenoo against Top-ranked Trass was s*I*ct- gin of Shoeless Tony Crosby's squad, sent his team through Junior High Hurricanes. light workouts Tussday la boat Georgia the Gators could tho osplosivo aad offcnslTtHoweeer, Peanut Bowl cere­ cd today to boat Baylor by kicking, has n perfect 7-0 rec­ hopes sort muscles, will heal ctsha 0 successful season. minded WUdwood sierra. monies, Including the crown­ Plgott said ho and hla as­ u r n points in a Saturday ord for tho eollego football before Saturday's mart with And Florida didn't have too ing of tho sixth annual Pea­ many successful seasons bock sistants wsra pleased with tho meeting that eould break their season. Baylor haa been Im­ Florida. nut Bowl queen, will precede Oo the doubtful list are In those days because boating Seminolsa’ • f f 0 n a 0 agalnat first plac* tie in tha South­ pressive ih Id last two vic­ tha ball game. Leesburg last week and that a linebacker Ken Davis, half­ tories that were led by Don the Bulldogs was next to Im­ At th* present time a host west Conference standings. pair of bod breaks took the Trull, the nation's leading back Billy Knowles and sopho­ possible. of contestants for the queen's Ttxas, which has won its paster. more guard Jim Smith. starch out o f hla charges. PigDuring the pert few yean, Florida coach Ray Graves title haa been narrowed down Th* country’s two other ma­ of count, tho tido has turn­ ott waa referring to tho two to nino young ladies, three was in belter shape. Half­ tfrnsa Seminole lost tho ball jor teams with unblsmished ed end Florida hai com* up seventh, three eighth and Twenty per cent of U. S. qprecords are allm picks to go back Haygood Clarks, the with moro than their fair on downs deep in Yellow Jack­ three ninth graders. Gators* only serious Injury, •mploymcnt la composed of et territory and tha kickoff through another Saturday un­ share of wins. This year’s en­ Tbg bands of both Sanford taaa-agera. scathed. Auburn, 6-0 and rank­ returns to practice today and gagement stacks up to bo on* return fumble which sot up Junior High and South Semishould bo at full apoed by Leesburg’s second touchdown. ed Sth nationally, is a threeof tho best to yoart alnce note Junior High will partici­ point choica over Mississippi Saturday. tha two dubs ora perhaps Aa for passing Plgott said pate in tha gams’* ceremonST. PETERSBURG. Ha. Quarterback MaUoa Kent, ha and hla staff felt that tho more evenly matched than Rtato. Frljv’-toP, ■!■<> R-n, is isa. re tmh cewccrr r o t o r o r * 0 0 they have been for eom* time. ground game waa progressing (U PI) — Former big league favored by the odds-makers to who probably will not get to ■new ntwrw J c n i n n tnaleo any action, has been ■Ur Eddie Stank y ha* reject­ good enough to rafraia from Florida has played to too Tb# mention of the Georgiabeat Harvard by at least sev­ c t l f o r s e n ra n m a t named Auburn co-captato for holm r a r m . plojuda . Florida gam* reminds us of much of an erratle manner gambling In tha air. Therefore, ed sit offer to managa Ih* en points. c a n c r a r no. iaa*a Baltimore Orioles in 1934 be* Illinois, th* nation’s No. 2 Saturday's gama with Miss­ T M B PENN WUTTJAI. U T K a trek wa mide up thara one for us to make any predic­ lh« locals did not hit th* air1N1URA.NCB COMPANY. year with F. D. Scott and tions. They've come up with lane* unless it waa absolutely cauio he prefers to remain In ■quad, is a V-point pick over issippi Stale. Plaintiff Th« senior quarterback who the minor lesgun farm system Michigan In n Big Ten battle Gsorge Walla. It was In 1948, three wins, three buses and necessary. of th* SL Louis Canllnals. ■ e t t t e. ■wrurtwaoH, • *tn- wa believe, whan Urn Gators tha tie with Mississippi State. that eould give tho Illinl tha led the Tigers last ytar to ■ l« worn**, *t al, "I know Baltimore ha* a Impetus for a Rote Bowl trip. passing with T4S yards to 39 In order words, there’s no DtDndanta ran into ono of gTeat Georgia A newcomer in tha City teal good club,* said Slanky. Th* contest aiao has a person­ completions is not injured. name a o r bale elevens coached by Wally telling what will happen In NOTICE l» HKRKUr OIV- Butts aod (parked by the Jacksonville this weekend. “ I Ilka everything about the al touch. Pet* Elliott coache* It's just that he plays on the Bowling League, rolling for Rich Murphy of Inland Ms. r.N (h it on tho tlth day of Baltimore club and I appre­ Illinois and brother Bump U same team with Jimmy Sidle Sweency'a team, racked up terials last week rolled game* ( There's ons thing for sure— Nov»m b«r, 11(1 *t 11:** A M. Charley Trlppl. game* of 23«, 234 and 183 for —the Southeastern Confer­ a t Its male door of tho Court ciate Leo McPhail's offer but tha Michigan mentor. During the Initial half of the It’ll be 0 typical Georgiaof 218, 204 and 183 and a 60S ■ s u m e f Isw lnola County, at ence's leading ground gainer. a series of 653, Ha is Bob I believe 1 will wslt ■ couple Florida affair! ball gama the Gator* came ■trie* to help hla team satMississippi, rated third, Sanford, M aria*, tho undarCombs and hte total* helped Mississippi State coach ■Ionia Clark w ill o f f . r for up with a defense that held Oviedo High School officials of yean. Isn’t even on tha boards for Paul Davis got one of his in­ Sweency'a take thre* points vaga two polnto from tha first M l* to Ik* hlohsol ami b * i( The Semtools* of Sanford announced Tuesday night that “ I like this minor league its cross.seetlonal gama with place Bob’* Restaurant team. bidder for ***b tho follow ing are in th* process of selecting Ihli week'a football gam* be­ system Job 1 have," he added, Tampa. Tha Rebela are pro. jury-ridden halfback corps- from Sanford ftlanufacturing Inland ia now only two games iaacrlbtd root property; men back into action Tuesday Co. team. la I S (lo.o tho North IS an all opponent team within tween the Oviedo Lions ami "and I want to stay with the hlbilive favorites. Dot thoroofl. IM IAIItIK but another la on tba doubtful Pryor’s State Farm Insur­ behind Bob’s. John Kneeland the Orange Beit Conference. n o t h ' r. n r t r r i . i r a t io n Cardinals to tho asm* capaci­ i he Florida Air Acidtmy at LAK H MANORS, arrnnlJolly Roger Stuubach and a ron t a x nr.cn ance team wheeled th* Ameri­ was high for Bob’s with 209/ list. I n i to tho Plat thereof aa Of course, th* season Isn’t Melbuurne will bo played on ty." Navy toam steaming toward a recorded In Plat Itooh tl, **»*. ISI.IS rtorlda sialaA** complete. But w* can tell Halfback Ode Burrell, out can Legion roet No. 63 team 671. Billy Hitchcock waa released mythical Eastern champion Saturday afternoon in Mel P a l* IS. of tho Public ft*, • f i s w t Larry's Mart took a threw for two weeks, returned to out of first place with a three. NOTICE IS I I E R K n T OIV- you that Iho local youngsters cord* of Bomlnalo County, bourne Initeid of Friday •■ manager of tho Oriole* at ■hip are picked to teat Mary game sweep from Allied Van ( EN, That Marjorl* I.*al*r th* practice but Davte said Price point win. John Zculi wa* high Plorldi, pises five of thoi« Leesburg night as previously ached the end of th* American land by 14 points. The No, 4 Hodges, first team right half, for Pryor's with 21B/679. Lines team to move into a ti* toeolhor wllh alt atrueloroa, hotter of Ih* following rortlLeague season. Improvam.ntx, flituroa, appll- float* ha* Iliad aal.l rertlfl- Yellow Jackets on tha squad. uled. Middies are out to hand tho probably would remain side­ Clyde Plcrcy waa high for th* for second place with Inian>L rat* for taa d**<t to ho l*au*,| a n .ii. and appurtananoi «n The conie»t is slated to get Tarps their sixth loat of th« lined. ■aid land o f uaod In eonjuno- tharaon. Th* rartlftcat* nun Legionnaire* with a 512 scr* Gary Fox was high for Lar­ Hockey player Leonard Keeher and y*ar of laauanc*. Ih* under way at 3 p.ra. llon therewith. ry’s Mart with 222/596. Hit ■eaton. Georgia Tech coach Bobby it*. ■leacrlptlon of th* prnporiy. T h li aal* I* mad* pursuant ly sat tn the Canadian House Meanwhile, I ho Ovicdo- 3 The remaining top teams Dodd moved little Gerry Bus­ Tha Lak* Monroe Inn team teammates, Ed Kirehhoff and tn final dsers* of forarloaiir* and Ih* haw* In which it of Commons as a Toronto Lib­ Creiccnt City engagement, • nlor.d In Chancery action waa ••••■<•<1 i r * aa follow*; are expected to win, but only sell to ■ starting halfback mad* a four-game sweep from John Uhr, had games of 2t3 Y«ar of eral in IMU, according to No. m o * now pending In lh« Cerllfloat* No. m s listed for Nov. 23, will be Oklahoma, No. <1, is a big slot to replace Joe Auer. Tech Harry's Bar and Package to and 200 and 215 respectively. Dauanre 1 1*1 Circuit Court of and for NEW YORK *<UFI) Britannica Book of tho Year. n * . r r l r l l* a mt Pregortyi played initead on Nov. 37 in Bomlnolo County, Plorl.lt. favorite. The Sooner* are rat. coaches said Bussell earned regain first plac*. John Knea- Phil Roche was high for Allied Thre* world champions ar* DATED thU 4th day o f SW LT » » ft. of ntk II. rjood. Crescent City, •n'» Addition to Altaoioal* bracketed as “ fighters of the cd 17 points tetter than Iowa tbe promotion by blocking land was high for Laka Mon­ with a 659 Mr!**. Nootmfaor, lean. Plat nook T pas * TS Betty Ann's team, with Ar­ harder to the Duke gam* Sat ro# with 218/687. For Uka (S E A L ) month" by tho Ring Maga­ State. Name In which atMtaal Arthur II. Beckwith, Jr., urday. Tach plays Florida Monro* Gary Fox had 212 and chie KIng’a 218, 202/669, took South: Louisiana State ting today becauaa of thalr riork of iho r lrru ll Court llorman Vn.Hr, All of aald IN T H E t lK C I 'I T LtU’ E T OF property trains In Iho County THE NINTH J I D IIT A I. LIE lly: Martha T. Vlhlon 201 games and Harry Fente all thre* games from ftleador's victorie* in recent non-tltla over Texas Christian, Tcnnes. Stat« to Atlanta. of it,nilnolt, Alai* of Flor­ L t r r OF T H E STATE OF Impuir Cl*rh Heavy rains over the South­ Marine. Bill Hall had a 208 sea fl over Tulane, Florida 4 id*. I'nlea* auch earllflrat* FM IIIID 4 IN AND r o n SEMIcost had 666 scries. bouts that stimulated boxing ANIir.ll»<iV, llliatl. DEAN. east forced Indoor practice gam* for Betty Ann’s. over Georgia, North Carolina LOWNDES A van <1*11 UEIU3 •hall ba r*d**m*d according NOI.E 401 NTT Th* Knights of Columbus interest. •o law th* property d**<-rtb*d <hancf.nt no. mam Attorn.yo for Plaintiff The football game originally In *uoh rarllflcata will bo CITIZEN'S N A TIO N A L BANK They are Emils Griffith, 6 over Cleiqton, Kentucky 7 sessions by many teams Tues team scored a four - game 111 Cast Ctnlral DouDvxrd •old In th* hlchttt bidder at IN ST. PKTKRHIHIRO, a Na­ scheduled for Tuesday night waltorwalght. who outpoint- over Vanderbilt, North Caro­ day But tho Vanderbilt Com­ sweep from Michael's Elk Ga*. Orlando, Florida th* front door of Ih* S*mlnnla tional ilanklne Alooclallon, between toe Oviedo Junior I-iiMl.ti Nov. *. 1141. lina State ft over Virginia modores, serious about pre­ Howard Harfreon was high for County Court Houa* at Han­ Plaintiff, High Lion Cubs and the St. rd Job* Gonialei In Puerto C lH t-ll parations for Kentucky, slip­ Tech, George Washington ford, Florida, on th* flrat v*. Rico; Carlo* Orlis, light­ tha KCa with 219/674 and Monday In th* month of D*c- LEE B. KTERL1NO and Cloud Junior High eleven was ped and slid through a rough v o r ii r: t o m :n :v u over Brigham Young, Msm weight, who teat Maurice Cul John Wright was high for T in ; » r atm or- • i.in iiiiv t o i *ml.*r, 1341. which la th* Ind AI jOMA A. HTEItLINU. hi* canceled. NkPPEARANCB! | day nf l>*L-amhtr, 1*41. K H » t i l l ) IIOONK »nd Michael's with 201/664. len in London; and Sugar Ra­ phis State 14 over South Car- session. According to Information ro Itatad thte l i t h day of Oct- Wlf*. Charlie Br»d»h»w ateo had IIKTTti JEAN BOONE D*f*ndaat clina, Duke 30 over Wake For­ JE T S PR A Y mos, featherweight who (top­ Jat Lanes and Wisdom's Sod ohtr, 1 3 4 3 . llo.l.ltof* Unknown csivsd by Tb* Herald ■ prob­ Ncmcn o p t e r r hte Kentucky Wildest* out to ped Sammy MeSpadden In est, Georgia T*eh 10 over Service had a spilt, eaeh win­ Ton. and *»--h of you. art tOfttclal Clark'* R*al) THE STATE OF Ft.OMIDAa lem aroie concerning Insur­ Arthur II. Uvokwlth, Jr., TOi LEE II. HTKRI.INH and th« mud. hereby notlMt.l that ault h t. Florida State. ning two and losing two. Ger­ |Roof Cleaning1 Idindon. d a r k circuit Court. torn ( 11*1 •m in it you In 111* Aid) IIA A. HT Wit LINO, ance and this prompted the Maiulnult County, Florida Shoos True Beauty ald Behrens was high for Jet Circuit Court of H.tnln.ila hla w lf* deciiltn to cancel the affair. County, Florida, In Chanrery, t'ubllah Oct. IU & Nov. A. II, Too ar* horoby nottfltd with 208/646. Rich Murphy an aMirovlateil lltl* of which 3U, 1383. that a Hult ha* bean fll*d for Jet had a 293 gam*. Thur­ ( « yirat Kt.Ural Savtnco an,I CD N-lII ayalnat you and each of you. la>an AamrUtlun of fl*nilnoU IN T U N man Coberly was high for n a c lIT I 'a t ’ K T, by CITIZEN'S N A T I O N A L Malalawsace Service County, a corporation. PUIn- N IN T H J L'D M T A L m i l L IT , UANK IN MT. PKTKnMHUIlO Wisdom with a 488 sari**. l3 0 1 E .lt PI. F A 2-4843 ttff, vi. Edward lloona and IN In th* abov* ontllUd caua*; AND F ll l l SF.WINHI.K IN TIIM V I M U II T 401 HT OF per cent, a proportion Liston'a llatit Joan lloon*. el a).. Do- L flL N T A , F I.O H III A. IN CH AN- nut that y»u ar* h*r*by r* DENVER (U P I) — Heavy­ iltc. And backer* of th* fight THE NINTH Jt DILI Al, (T H ­ fendama. the nature of a*l<l i t :111 Nil. lAMT UUtr*d to fit* your Anawtr AT IT OP AND FOE SEMI backera amid waa the largest weight champion Sonny Liaton were sitting back today con­ ■ult brine a mil to torectuo* JUANITA PENDLETON. wllh th* Clark o f till* Court, NOI.E POI NTY, Ft.0*110* . that corlalh mortsac* datod and to **rva a oopy Ih o a o f Flstallff. C ou nt y F lo rl Ua . and challenger Caasiu* Clay sidering th* bids after promis­ •lice a heavyweight challenger biptimlur 1, IM». amt of r e ­ v s upon th* P la in tiff nr Plain THE rtOSTON F IV E CENTS cord la Offlolal IDcordo llonh It EDDICK PENDLETON, will meet next February in a ing an announcement Nov. 19 has aver received. tiff’s Attornay, whoa* nam* BAVIMM HANK, I I I . pas* 111. Bamlnolt Coun­ Former champion Jo* Louis Do r*nd*nt. and aililrtaa la; A LIIK R T C. 15-round till# bout expected to and making It plain th* city Plaintiff, ty I’ ublle ll.ror.D, encumlnrW KIILY. Atturnoy al l a v . v*. NOTH'*; T O D E F E N D with th* most lucrative offer und hi* United World Enter­ Ins th* fulluwlns detcrlbod T I I E NT.NTK O P F M l II Ml I TMi 4411 carry the richest gate to box­ Central Avonu*, HI HERALD C ARTER, at as real pruparty, to-u lit prise*, Inc., of Los Angeles will get tho bout. pal orah ury. Florida, not la tar HE l>DICK PENDLETON ing history, DaDnJaoD tail 34 of Ulo.'h II, of Whoa* r**lil*ne* and td- than txcamhar 14th. IH1. Shortly after Liston and submitted the first offer of a n o t ic e o r SALE Tha only detail* remaining Tract ( 7, of HANI.AMMI If you fall lo do ao, |t«cra* dr*H I* unknown. NOTICE U IIEItUUT G IV ­ ttlHIIMM. H K M I N O 1- E PLEASE T A K E N O T I C E Pro Conrtaao w ilt b* antarad EN that oa th* tlth Say of are tha exact data and th* Clay signed for th* fight f l million guarantee. ro u n t t . ru m iD A , that you ar* h*r*by r*uulr*d agalnat you for tha rollaf da- Navtmbtr, t i l l , at 11:04 AM Georg* Parnauu* of tho Tueeday at th* Denver Hilton curding to plat thoroof In III* your written anowor niandad In Ih* Complaint. at th* main iloor nf tha Court Hotel, three separata offer* Olympic Boxing Club, also of recorded In Flat Hook t. Tlia natur* of said suit ba­ II oom of ■•mlnol* County, i t or d«(*na*, If any, p*r<tm*lpag* SI. of th* I’ ubllo tlo- ly or by in atlurn*y. an or in ■ for foreclooura o f mort of f l million guarantee*, two Los Angelea, was in with th* Manfnnt, Florida, th* underrnrda of g-mlnol* County, bofor# |)*c*nih*r I. 1111, at ■ ae* rtcordail In O fficial ft*- •lanod Clark will o f f t r for from Los Angelo and tha second, and Miami promoter Florida. Ih* Ofllr* or th* Clark of Ih* rorda Kook 441. pan* All, Pub tal* to th* hlehavl and boat ■ubjiet I* roatrlethona ef Circuit Court, at th* Court- tie Racorda o f Samlnol* Coun other from Miami, war* re­ Chris Dundee wa* reported blddar for ca*h tha followlnc record; houM In Hanford. Mamlnol* ly, Florid*, covering: dtocrlbod roal praporly: ported by associates of Ut* offering tha third. SEATTLE, Wash. (U PI) and yov are hereby r*qulr*d County, Florid*, and In mall I ait >4. LQNODALE HUB Lot 13. Block "K ” . COUN tn file your answer In aald a r,),.y thtroof to Hlanitrom, Lteton wa* immediately in­ DIVISION acrordloa lo T n i CLUH MANOR, UNIT The state of affair* was un­ two principals. ■ ult with tha undaralgnad plat tharoof, record*,I In Davl* a Mclutnah, Allornay* NO. 1, according to th* usual, to say tho Icaxt, when They said I-ax Vegas, Min- stalled aa a 4-1 favorite by Clark o f *ald Court an.l to for Plalntllf, Poal OfMc* l l » t Plat Rook IS pag* 41. plat thereof a* rocordod In Jim Owen# of th* University neapoli* and Chicago alxo bid. tha New York oddamakirs, ! **rva a ropy thereof upon the U 3«. Hanford. Florida. I l l t l , Public Ittrorda o f S*ml Ptai Hook tl. Pne* II, P la in tiff* attorney, whoa* In that c.rtaln dlvorr* prosola County, Florida; I*ub1lc Htcorda nf Homlnol* of Washington football team Liston will get 40 per cent who also were giving *ven name and address appear be e«*dlns ptndlna agalnit you loiolh ar with th* follow ing County, Florldn, low, on ar bafore th* lath day I* lb* Circuit Court of th* daacrlhtd Item* of propany logathar wllh all ntraotar**. wa* Informed that ha had been of an axpectad multi-million, money that Clay would not o f Dacemher. 1344. and In da- Ninth Judicial Circuit tn and which art located In and p*r named United Prees Interna­ dollar grose and Clay S2VG teat soren rounds. lmprov*m*nta fixture*, appll fault thereof Decree l*ro Con. for Hamlnol* County, Florida, manantly tnatallad at a part anccs. and appurDnancoa on tional Coach of the Week. The feaao w ill he entered agalnat In Chancery, an abbreviated of Ih* Improvomonta on oald •aid land or tired la conjunc you Huxkiea. by Owern* own till* of aald i-.mo bolnc load: lion therewith WITNESS mt hand and of* “ Juanita P.ndUlun. Plaintiff. lloater Thlt tal* la mad* purauant admitaion, had played their Count/ v*r*ul IDddlrk Paudlotos, D*> ih* Hurtac* Unit ricUI atat i l lo final decree of foraeLnuro Couri ho u h . Sanford, ■•mlnol* fandant," and horaln fall a « l Ov*n onltrtd In Chancery action toughest football gama sf the County, Florid* l * l day of or a D*.t « » Pro Caafoaao will W ITNESS my Hand an* tha No, l i l t s sow pending la th* at aton whan they clobbered Novtoibar, l i l t . b* anlorad acalnat you. aad teal a f this Court al Sanrord Circuit Court ON ef and for defending Big Six Conference Samlaol* County, Florida. Ihla SomlnoD County, Florida. (S E AL ) th* caua* pr«c**d *■ part*. 4th Say o f Nuvamb*r, A. D. I SH AD (HU.U.I Arthur IL Btckwlth, POPULAR BRANDS champion Southern California Florida Diatrihotara For Deqpiaa Coatom Built Tire* Clerk Arthur H. tlackwlih. Jr , 1141. Arthur N Bochwith. Jr.. AT Byt Martha T. Vlhlen, CDrk * f th* Ctrtalt Court (COURT SE AL) CDrk of Ih* Clreult Court 22-7 Saturday. Legal Notice Poanuf Bowl Festivities Announced It's Texas By 7 In Injuries Bother Georgia Coach Game With Baylor Stanley Rejects Oriole Offer As M anager Newcomer Rolls Series Of (S3 Inland Gains On Leaders Oviedo Game Shifted To Saturday Legal Notice 'Fighters O f Month* Named Legal Notice Oviedo Cub Game Dropped Legal Notice Liston-Gay Title Boat AH Set YENTSCH Owens Named Coach O f Week B A R G A IN PRICES D. C. Uy: Martha T. Vthlia Deputy Clark Phillip H. L og s * St*natrom, Davl* * Uslaiash ■blabelatr a>4 Logs a Altarnaya at L aw Flrat Padaral Bulldlag Poal Offlc* Boa 111* K O. Has t ill Hanford. Florida 13TH ttanford. Florida Publlah OcL 40 * Nov. I. II, Attoraay for Plaintiff Publlah Nev. t, U, IS. M. t i l l 3*. 1343. rno-l W a OMi-lto f r In Arthur H. Eookwith. Jr CDrk af Ih* Clrsnti Court Syt Martha T. Vlklaa Poputy CDrk A lb «ri C- W trly , Attoraay I N I Canlral Avana* It. Patarabure, Florida Publlah Nov. 4, IS, 14. ST. I t l l COO-14 By Martha T. Vlhlaa Daputy CDrk ANDERSON, RUSJC DEAN, LOWNDES * van S*n E B M Attoraaya far Plaintiff •S3 Eaat Central Doultvird Orlando, Ftorlda PubIDh No*. C 1ISS. OD0-U Fight Results NEW YORK (U PI) Tommy Garrison, lift, Bronx, N. Y-, stopped Candy Psmlte 13ft, Naw York. ft. FARRELLS ARCADE PAC K AG E STORE OPEN D A IL Y — » A . M. - 6:15 P. M. 310 E. FIRST SANFORD WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS 405 W. FIRST ST. F A 2-0651 �* * W alleada Aerial Troupe Falls From Wire Again Mrs. Claudia Hughes Wed. N ot. 8, *88— P a n 8 Gives Workshop Talk By Robert B. T W i i Jr. PA M?M Mr*. Cta ud I a McXetl lfugbei, who waa a delegate to the PT A workshop at Bet* hune-Cookman college, gave a report of game. She gave •xcerpta from each ipeaker'a message. Mrs. Myron Glee, keynote •peaker, urged parents to In•Lill within their children a desire to strive for eveellence. “ Tell your children to be alert always,“ she said. “ Love the child constantly by acting and saying ‘ I lo v e you '," she stated further. In ber conclusion, she said, “ Your child always Is asking That are his needs by Ua be­ havior patterns; and parents abould keep trying to answer those questions,'* Mrs. Hughes gave a few atatements from the president ot betbuneCookman, Dr. Richard V. Moore. He said, “ Expose the child to rich experiences, trips, magazines and books. Encourage creative activities and family discussions. Do not expect the child to be as others because there are in­ dividual differences; and above all do not push him. He concluded by saying, the wel­ fare of the child should be first and foremost.” SA R A S O TA (U P 1 ) A high wire snapped with a resoundmg twang iue*<Uy When the Great Wallenda* aerial troop* tried building a seven-man pyramid for the first time sines tragedy struck at De­ troit In January o f 1962. The fall thi* time was only from 12 feet, but three o f the aerialists were treated at a hospital emergency room, three others suffered braises and tha seventh waa not in­ jured. Normally, the act la per­ formed 40 feet abort the ground, but the wire was low«t*o fat * .eiuoiuuiwr. the practice performance for a national television (how. The camera caught the entire se­ quence. The mishap came as the nimble-footed circus perform­ ers climbed op the backs of one another to make tha hu­ man pyramid on a thin steel wire. The second raw o f the pyramid waa finished and tha third row was being built when the wire broke. The last time the Wallandas attempted the stunt waa ber . u • cirri*, x>td!.-?»ce on Jen. go, 1962. Two o f the perform­ ers were killed and a third crippled when tha pyramid collapsed and tha aarlalista tumbled to the floor o f the hall. Three o f the troupe working hero — Karl, Gunther and Harman Walloada — w a n in the pyramid at D etroit Gunther Tuesday, suffered deep face lacerations and lost four teeth, K arl waa treated fo r a possible pelvis injury, and Louis Murillo suffered wire h»sd and •hontder bruises. Herman and Jennio Wetlan­ ds and Paul Jordan received minor braises and Andy An­ derson — the seventh aerialiet — was uninjured. Cause o f tha wire break was not determined, although Karl theorized the strand waa too tig h t The troupe la scheduled to make a final publia perform­ ance o f the pyramid at tha EXTRA Shrine circus at Fort Worth, Tax., later this month. “ We want to show tha pa pie we can still do It and wa are not afraid,” Karl Wallsnda said after this accident During tha pyramid act ha said, tha aerlalista will use • safety net for the first time. But ha said tha net of their act will be performed withant the net v r - ( v \ s V 0 ,V ’ From tha errors of other* the wise man comets bis own. Y O U N G TENDER SHORT SH A N K C LAU D IA HUGHES way, has returned home aiter spending D4 years in Ger­ many with the Armed Forces. N o Limit He la residing with his par­ ent* in Academy Manor. An appeal for children to know more about the Negro was Issued. Our children should be aware of the hero­ ics of Dorie Miller, who shot down five Japanese planes during the attack oa Pearl Harbor; and Gen. Benjamin • • • Trl-Hl-Y and Hl-Y organlrations held their first execu­ tive meeting jointly for the month of October. The agenda for the year waa planned and projects for this month of November were discussed. The following persons will serve as chairmen for 196361 school year; Carolyn Shep­ herd and Steva Wright, mem* heirship; Lorraine Ringllng and Harold Rhodes, worship; Breoda Miller and Reginald McGill, program; Barbara Givens ami Willie Henry, ser­ vice; Alberta Martin and Elmer Brookens, social, and Geraldine Davidson and E r­ rol Cherry, finance. All Meat Stew Ground Chuck lb. TEN D E R DELICIOUS Pot Roast lb. T A S T Y JUICY Beef Liver 3 lbs. fs " /if# _ / On Sunday afternoon, the Hi-Y and Tri-lll-Y attended and participated on the Youth Day Programs at the Church of God in Christ. Annual induction of new " Y ” members and installa­ tions of “ Y " officers was held Monday in the R. A. Allen gymnasium. A R M Y Sp/4 James L. Williams Jr., non o f Mr. and Mrs. James L . W il­ liams, R. R. 1, Oviedo, and a 1960 graduate o f Crooms II i R h School, has c o m p l e t e d t wo w e e k s o f amphibious training with the 6th M e e t ) a nized Infantry Division’s 2nd Brigade at L ittle Creek Naval Rnse, N orfolk, Va. « 0 . Davis Jr., of (he » i h Pur­ suit Squadron, who »bot down over 10 German planes dur­ ing World War II. I wUh everyone could hear the re­ port (it U on tape) because It was well done, • • • The Seventh grad* class of Midway Elementary School gave a program Wednesday on the theme. “ How Patrotic Are You?” The Scripture was read by Linda Cunningham. Lula 1.inter lead the prayer. David Miller recited the poem, "Wonderful Walers.” A skit was the concluding part of the program. The partici­ pants were Lula Luster, Josie Mae Inram. Caisandra Rob­ inson, Joyce Ann Rowe. Lil­ lian Hill. E*U-r Mae Williams, Willie James Ingram, Dennis Williams. John Watson, Jim mie Martin. Donald Miller and Charles Spain. The spon sor of the program was J. Young. Principal W. L. Ham iltun made some timely ob servations. Rev. Xathaniet A. Watson, chairman of the Seminole Youth Advisory Council, an nounrea a meeting Thursday at the Supervisors olfke. * • • The Hl-Y, Trl-H i-Y and Junior Tri-HWY now have 100 members, all students ol Crooms High School. The Hl-Y and Trl-Ht-Y groups were guests on a liter­ ary program given by the Young People’s Endeavor of the Church o f God Sunday evening. The members who participated were Sonja Cher­ ry, Mamie Bowman, Steve Wright, Errol Cherry, Regi­ nald McGill, Hetty Black and Linda Mertfiie. Everyone who participated presented inspir­ ational thoughts which con tribute to the growth of the spiritual and moral values. The program was enjoyed by all. A standing Invitation was extended to everyone. Rev. Leon Deveaux is the pastor, s • • St. Paul Baptist Church will observe its annual Wo­ men's Day Sunday, at It a. m. and 1 p. in. An enlighten­ ing program has been plan­ ned for this occasion. Two educatori of the State e( Florida will he the speakers at these services. Highlighting the morning services will be Mrs. Ireta M. Crosby, She is originally from Sanford. Her wide ex­ periences as a professional person furnish basis for her efficiency. She is a graduate of the local ichoots and re­ ceived her BS degree from Florida AAM University. She has done further study at the University of Minnesota. Pre­ sently, she Is a teacher in the Dade County school sys­ tem. Speaker for the evening services will be Miss Shirley Watts, of DeLand. She is a graduate o f the schools of Dt-Land and of BeUtunc-Cookman College. Miss Watts Is widely known In Central Fior Ida because of versatile per .tonality. She is principal of Malloy Elementary school, DeLeon Springs. This special observance It sponsored by the chairs and Decaness Board No. 2. Com mlttev chairmen are Mrs. Ella Roberts, o v e ra ll ehalr man; Mrs. Margaret Oliver, program; Mrs, Rebecca Ab­ ney, decorating, and Mrs Lu­ la Sedro, finance. • • • The following persons were in our city this weekend Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jones. Clermont; Mr. and Mrs. Hen­ ry Williams and sons. James and Paul. Panama City; Mr. a r l Mrs Roosevelt Franklin. Pupils of Seminole County Miami anil Solomon Williams and Johnnie Lc* Martin. Pine will present a bookweek skit Island, X. Y . All attended the over W TRlt radio Tuesday funeral services of Mrs. Mil­ at 3 p. m. Representatives from the dred Jones Williams, wife of ? atflsnlcl Williams, of New 1following schools will parti­ Shrewhurv. V J Mrs. Wil­ cipate. Crooms High School, liam*, the former Mildred Midway Elementary School, Jons--, was graduated from Jackson Heights Elementary, Crooms Academy in 1931 and Roienwald E l e m e n t a r y , Goldsboro Elementary, Hop­ llampion Institute in PJ3J. 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Our Finest Quality G R A D E “A ” Whole Kernel G O L D E N CORN 2-2* �r i d ■• -i — * Regime Of E xperts I t Is not only tha great and aiill •nlarging sixe o f government that worries many people, but its in* cress Ingly technical nature. A t the federal level, more and more scientists, engineers and other technical people are filtering into government posts. T o a lesser degree, the states are feelin g the same change. The days o f huge spoil systems, in which mere untrained political fa* vorites are rewarded with jobs when command o f the government shifts from one party to the other, are fast vanishing. Pennsylvania, perhaps the last great stronghold o f such a system, is yielding to the pressures o f sn alter* ad way o f life. Massive job turnover la now much too costly and ineffid en t to be tolerated. A big civil aervice expansion has been approved. "There areclear advantages in the change. Government by the expert would certainly seem to be better than government by the inexpert. Y et there is another side. The essence o f free government is peo* pie’s power to change leaders when they want. Presumably they do this when they seek not just new men but new policies. The growth o f government as a complex technical monolith makes it harder and harder, however, for in* coming "policy-makers” to give their policies real effect. The established bureaucracy, whatever i u sixe, always has served to dilute, divert and delay the efforts o f the policy-makers. Its impact on them today is far, far greater. The elected and appointed o ffi­ cials at the top o f the government structure are, when they take over, heavily dependent upon the experi­ ence and expertise o f the trained spedalists in the administrative corps. The more special the work, the more dependent are the leaders. One o f the silliest arguments ever heard in presidential or governorship campaigns is that some particular candidate should not be elected be­ cause He should not be given Mon-thejob training’* at the people’s expense. There is really nothing, aside from actually holding the office a while, that truly prepares a man fo r these high posts, fjin-the-job train­ ing Is not only a necessity, but the thi nrnoMlhle, ________ ____ _ Indeed, in two, four or eight y e a n he may Just be really mastering the work when his service is up. The shorter bin learning period in office, the less likely it is that he will be able to make any solid dent in the great iceberg o f government. So, while government appears in important ways to bo getting more and more expert, we may be increas­ ingly at the experts’ mercy. Not only can they be wrong, like the rest o f us, but from their entrenched posts they may be almost immovable. Solutions for this puzzle do not come readily to hand. Dick Witt Soys " T he T ro uble Is,. D oc, I C a n 't T e ll W hether *** ■ * — - — wu b M n D U u n i t i A n ^ It's a ^NI*igh tm are o r a Premonition First Letter To Santa W ASH ING TO N W A SH IN G TO N (N E A ) — A n y Mm that tha United States and Soviet B uula will follow up a wheat aala agree­ ment with greatly expanded trade on other items overlooks the rad tape angle. Thle ie beat undentood by taking into consideration all the troubles the United Statee is having hi negotiations on new trade agreements with friendly countries. The Trede Expansion Act of 1W2, which was supposed to facilitate thle bualnee, hat now been in effect a full year. So far it hasn’t reduced s tin­ g le tariff. It w ill be another year s t least befora say ta riff reduc­ tions eaa be negotiated with the Europeans. Trying to cut the Russians In on anything lika this as a favored nation would just mesa up world trade hopelessly. Tha situation alrsady la ao . bad that tha U. S. high tariff lobby is saying the set never should have been passed. But since the protectionists opposed trade liberalisation In tha first place, their new complaint serves to beat U. S. trad# ciar Christian A . Hert- er ever the head fo r doing something they never wanted him to do. Neither Herter nor anyone else would f o r e s e e t h e troubles ahead when he took the Job as chief negotiator for tha President under the Trade Expansion Act, The act was pegged princi­ pally on admiasiou o f Great Britain to tha European Commun M arket When the French vetoed th a t everything had to be reappraised fo r a new beginning. Here Ls where mattere stand now In five principal trada areas. —-Un negotiating down-to* isro tariffs on products in whkh 60 per cent o f the trade is between the United States and Common Market coun trie*. Without Britain's trade to consider, this category la reduced to aircraft and per­ fumes. — On other t a r i f f s that could be cut up to GO per cent within five yeura: Everything but petroleum la ruled out. — On cutting tropical prod' act tariffs down to xeroi Tha T a riff Commission is having trouble defining just what Claus letter to come to my at­ tention this year struck ma as being symbolic o f the times. It was written by young James Daubney o f Uxbridge, Mass., and Jimmie apparently does not believe all that jaxx about Santa living at the North Pole. A t any rale, he mailed hla letter to Washington, D. C. which figures. Even the kids must know by now when you want some­ thing, Washington ia the placa to write. Old S t Nirk may be noted fo r hie benevolence, but he nerer came up with anything that could touch tha recent military pay bill passed by Congress. And when did Santa ever leave a tax cut in any­ one's stock ingT The letter wss addressed to “ Santa Clause," and the Poet Office, with typical efficiency, delivered it to the office of Rep. Dun II. Clausen, R-Catif. A mistake like that wouldn't have hnpprnrd if Jimmie had OUR Firat page — "Sm oke gun*, cement mixer, boat trailer truck, track dump, hone trailer, truck A trailer, fire engine, bulduter. Indian aet, cow set, alruplanee, Popie Sail­ er punching bag, pap teat, train set." I f the Items on his Hat were s t a c k e d end to end, w e wouldn't need the A p u 11 o ■pact program to reach the moon. A s an Indication o f what tha rest o f us parents will be up against this year, Jimmie's early bird gift list la Itemised below. I have used hla spell­ ing, mainly because I can't ■poll very well either. Second page — “ N ew dock, U . S. space team, sky diver, cargo plane, Mr. Machine, Mr. Mercury, robut eomando, King Zor, farm aet. Blue A Gray army set, combat act, Big Brucsir, exploding tank." Third puge— “ Gas station, car, truck, tar, sub, plain*, raring ear s e t" Thla makes me glad that some of my son* are girls. IB'HUGE 114 So. Phone Palmetto F A 2-0814 Dr. Crane's ly it warn stuck on guava Jelly. On reducing to sero tariffs that might lead to Increasing American e x p e r t s i French President Since Worry Clinic De Gaulle Read the comments o f the would be Inappropriate on a nmat likely time fur human three wlveo at Ogdca, Utah, woman whosa cyclo waa nut conception. Bo you childless couples who ship, it has been Impossible to who had been I* the same 28 daya. are otherwise organically O reach agreement with the predicament that coo fronts Furthermore, one o f the big K , might profitably try this Delia. Serapbuuk this medi­ Common Market on * tingle obstacle* to conception la arid. teat o f pregnancy for a few cal case about pregnancy item. To overcome the likelihood of tiumtha. — On reducing barriers to and send fo r the booklet hrexcessive acidity o f the wife, For literally hundreds o f ' low, to add to your personal trads other than tariffs: use a baking aoda douche, em­ ulher supposedly sterile cuu While trade esar Christian file. Or mall It to any wifa ploying a teaspoonful o f sods pies have had children after Herter la authorised to nego­ like Della. following the advice above. CASE Q-403: Della D., aged per quart o f warm water. tiate on this, he doesn't know Contraceptive jellies usually Semi for my medlral book­ with whom he can negotiate. 26, has been married six employ acid to neutralise the let “ Facts About Pregnancy," For the treaty o f Rome, yeura. enclosing a long stamped, re­ “ Dr. Crane," she mournfully action o f the eperm cell. which set up the Common But the normal bacterial turn envelope, plus 20 cants. Market, authorised negotia­ btgan, “ w e have wanted to condition often causes exces­ It also showa you how to tion* only on ta riffs— not on have children but thus far 1 sive acidity in an otherwise e m p l o y the "thermometer quotas or other trade barriers. have never become pregnant. test” to find your exact ovul­ “ Our fam ily physician says healthy wife. Prugrcss on a ll these nego­ So the alkaline douche, cum- ation date. tiations has been slowed down there seems to be nothing or­ IMied o f ordinary baking sodu, And it also contains the by a nine-year-old U. S. law ganically wrong with me. moat deft way to inform a “ And my husband has also may tip the scales. which required reclassification The pregnancy week, a* per foster child o f its adoption. and simplification o f all tar­ been checked but he is also all the Catholic rhythm theory, I* And if you have a chance to if f schedules. This was com­ right. simply found by starting with adopt a youngster, jump at “ But still we have no chit pleted on Aug. 30 and is nuw dren. So is our only remaining that 16th day before the onset the chance. in effect. uf the next period and then (A lw ays writ# to Dr. President Kennedy Is ready hope the adoption of a baby, counting o ff X daya on aacli Crane ia care el this newsto announea a list o f newly if we can find one,” paper, encloaiag a long When 1 visted Ogden, Utah, side thereof, classified items on which new This is supposed to be ths stomped, addressed envelope rule negotiations ran begin on a lecture trip a few years and 20 cents to covrr typ­ under the General Agreement ugo, three women waited to ing and priming rusla when speak to me after my evening on Tariffs and Trade. you send for one of hU address. For six to eight months booklets.) They had been In the very American manufacturers and By Hal Cochran other Interested parties may same bout with Delia. For one It's easy to burrow money protest inclusion o f their woman had been married for % \ * \ % \ from a bank If yuu can show products in G A T T negotia­ & years; another for 12 and enough evidence thst yuu thu third fur 18 years, yet tions. Ilut after the T a riff IIY T H E HUNDREDS really tlun't need it. Commission h e a r i n g s tha none o f tha three wives had aver become pregnant. President is authorised to is­ Bus fares went up in an “ Dr. Crane," they exulted sue tha final list. Negotiations when I had a chance to speak eastern town. Another jolt nuty than begin. This “ Kennedy Round" of to them, “ we are now the fur a standing army. WHI L E 1 HEY EAST s e e tariff negotiations is sched­ mothers o f children anil It all Buy now fur Chrtalmsa What the baby elephant ule.! to begin May 4, 19*14, in happened after semling fur said to its mother's mother: your newspaper booklet on Geneva hut may have to be “ My, what big ears yuu have, held iu abeyance until a UN Pregnancy Problems." 118 S. M A G N O LIA 117 Msgnnlis, FA 2-’sHI2 So here are some o f the sim­ grandma!" cunferenca on World Trade s e e runs its course. The latter, ple medical facta to b« found A doctor says sanitate and called at the urging nf Rus­ in thst booklet. These data ob­ sia and some underdeveloped viously cannot produce preg- moccasins can cause fist feet. nations, gets under way in nanry if there are organic Put ’em on, teenagers, end medical reasons to the con­ settle down. mid-Miirch. s e e trary. W e'll het that shout in per But if husband and wife sum to be O. K. medically, yet cent o f the stuff stared In still are childless, then try your basement is wuith sav­ ing. this method. i S e e *•t. .jMj J In the usual wife, her must We ir e not fully aware of With full cleaning time here likely time o f pregnancy will the human cost of teen-age be about 16 day* before her the davenport and tha piano unemployment F o r many next menstrual period starts. are due to change places, youngsters IPs as if aoclety s e e Please notice that nowadays had torn them up and thrown One o f the beet uses for a we locate thla fertile date them in the wastebasket. with reference to the future thrashing machine is when a — W e l f a r e undersecretary PuK« 1-A Sanford, Florida Wed., November 6, 10611 period instead o f tha last one. boy ia auwing his wild oats, Ivan A. Nrstlngen. s e e For many women are on a W A L T .:* a . o is tL o w , scurroa a x d w a n * h e r Some men walk to reduce 36 or aven a 42-day cycle, ao Countries that practice our former medical Idea about and others, with a son and a F HKD W E L L S VRBU VAIS F E L T deith control must also prac­ Machanlral Must. Managing EJitur IS daya from tha last period car, ar* reduced to walking. JAVIB SIIUBMAHER tice birth control or prepare Hualnen* Manager JITIV W E L L S now for a time when their ■ IIIR L E Y J . MR A A T O u n t y editor people will have to live stand­ Classified Manager CECELIA W A R M ** ra tva v o L T o i.lv b ing up because there won't gscleiy Editor Ctrrulatloa Manager be room to alt or lie down. ■ LBICRII-riOX HATES CUSTOM R U IL T —Dr. Cem ent Market of Mr Hall ■ e w e D tl lt ae y Johns Hopkins University, A ll Other Sewleale C M a lf OUT used Santa's sip code number. There is no doubt, however, that Jimmie did the right thing in sending the letter to Washington. It would take a congressional appropriation to pay fo r all o f the thinga he wants fo r Christmas. 2 WASHERSIH1 TOM u m i NASHVIllC TtNHtiSIAN tropical product* are. Recent­ — you choose, but the first Santa Peter Edson Political Notebook (U P1) You can make o f thla what blackballed British member Barbs W AY • Automatic add* bleach • FiMat-Fla rtm avaa! M ad, M ap h im BIG 12-LB. LOADS or "Wash Basin' Size GIFT ITEMS * \ , \ » \ i 1 \ 1 \ There is no tiling “just as good as”General Electric Vi PRICE SANFORDELECTRICCO. P O W E LLS F A 2-1542 V Quotes Sty* £anfor& 70r IT'S M r l t i l l * 1 Tsar ».T» * Months ISC 1 Months 1.10 1 Months I.M 1 Month IC « 1 Month U. B. Posts! nsgulatloas provide that all mall aiabacrlpilona ha paid In a d v a n c e . ______________________ _________ Week | > «« N O T IC E T O O W NERS OF PROPERTY IN T H E C IT Y OF SA N F O R D 1 Year t.se l Month* Entered stcond d a ta mattar October 11. I l l * at tha Poal Office e f Banfiird. Florida, nnder Iba Aat o f Congraaa of llareh H .rsM l* • m*mb,r o f the United P r » «» which Is I exclusive!/ ts the ■»# for M publlcatlo* e l s ll the local printed In this newspaper______________________ i pert o f any metertai, news or edveriutna, o f thta •■llilon The Bon ford Hereld may bo reproduced In any manner witht written permission of the publisher o f Tho Herald. Any d lv ld u l er firm reoponelble for each reproduction w ill be astdersd *s Infrlnglne on The Herald's copyright sad w ill be Id liable for damaging under the law. Fusllihed dally eteept turdey, Suaday and Chfiatmae. pabUaAed Mwtwrday p reced in g OVER 35 YE AR S A t First A Palmetto Tax booka are open for payment o f 1963 City (Aluageide aid peat affke) o f Sanford Taxea. 4% discount will be allowed Sanford Furniture Co. for payment in November, 3% in December, W A IT IN G FOR YO U a AT • Carpeta • Furniture • Tile • Pianos • Rental Be4s "Homes Of PnblUH N w ember I, 3, S, 7. and 8, 1943 * '? A V Distinction” Situated on large individually landscaped lota Features Include central heat ami air conditioning MODERN i K ITC H E N S B Y J 6 E N I R A 1 0 ELECTRIC %% ia January and 1% la February. H. N. Tamm, Jr. Tax Collector City o f Sanford, Fla. / your Dream Hom e? Idyllwilde Me I r>f I . QJ/WSU/VUlUiSul General Offica 211 W. 23th St. S ain CONSTRUCTION C O M P A N Y Custom Building Our Specialty FA 2-3103 Offica FA 2-7196 STENSTROM REALTY SAI.ES ag ents �- ; -- - A sjMBfei 1 m- By Abigail Von Buren v i* ' f i n WNMM Aveae*. Marfalk. Ylrglnla, n n w M T. r r m , hie wife, t in Wltkere Aveaue, Werfelk. VlrgUla. T i t art l i r O f neUftei ft » l a n it ket HIM against IM la IU abort entitled u n i , aad that yoo trt requira* ta flit yoor answer with v r to here DEAR FED UPrf I think ywo should tall jour buabtad what you h iv i toM bm . Unless you bar* al­ ready told bln at b u t thata ha thlaha you’re kidfed (I) hewn — H a r p ky Martin t in t (I) X*wta WMffctr, ■p#rli 11iM ((> Theater a f tka Star* H it* « ) Jabaay caraaa (Calar) ■BTATBa. • snbAlvtsUh, III T P Btaahaat eecording ta a fia t than* U tU <•> Marla af, retarded ta Plat Bosk it . fa«aa Id ta *1 af tka Pablio Records a f Meal- t:H <•> dllmnaatloa note Oeunty, Florida. d ill (l> dnaahlna Almanaa WITNESS mr haad and tha 1:11 ( I ) Orort, P a m Report aaal af aald Caart at Bedford, • i l l ( I ) Plarlda Mlatary Plarlda. tula ttth dap ad Oat* t l) Bunrtea damn tar a bar. 1**4. TtM ( I I Today— Hugh Down. (IC A L ) ( « ) Film Paatarao Arthur K. Beekwllk* Jr, T ill 111 P a r * Mhk “ Clark at tha Ctraaii Caart tilt ( I ) Mlekla Brea a Myt Martha T. Vlklaa ( I I Today Deputy Clark TUI ( I ) Loral Mown, Wea­ Chicago bridge bidding ta Jennings. Watte, Clarka ther almost tha tame aa In rubber 4 Hamlltsa lied ( I ) Captain Kangaroo Barn.lt National Baak Bld«. l i l t ( I I Cartaaaa bridge. The major difference Jaakaantllla I. Plarlda l.-ed ( I I Jack LaLonna occurs in tha fourth hand Pabtlik Oat It, U , M B Kar. ( I I American Mlatary THUMOAT A. M. G n r n tu j Q n f lh id r jo a. itaa. CDM-II w onra w PfATB I P r t d k l D i T i l GILBERT It Uct.AL’ OilMN and C1NDT U MoUtUOH UN cSSTRI vrtu n m » S (I; Excreta* Par Women opening on either the second or third deni and particularly (l| Romper Ream on tha second. t«:M (I) day When On tha aecond deal tha (I) New.— Mika Wal­ loon dealer** aide to vulnerable. I f (l| Hpanlah It:]* ( i ) Newe— Bdwla hew* you are in fourth seat and man then hava been three puses lt :lt C ) Word for Word you should try to open tha (Color) bidding. I f you pate, there (f> 1 Lora Lucy (t ) December Bride another deal by tha aarne itlld (*> Concantratloa dealer, tf yon open, lha hand ( I ) ItcCoya It) l*rlco It Right la played and Irrespective of ttcSt (1) World Harlaa Spot* result your partner will deal light (t ) Feta ang aiadye tha n u t hand and tha vul* i l l Horen K ty* Mblllty will hava turnad THUKHDAY P. $L 1I:M (I) Tour Plret ImpreeH* around. You wit) ba vulner­ able and your opponents net ion ( ! ) Lure Of U fa vulnerable. (t) Krnlt Ford South's fourth hand open­ It lt l ( t ) h ew i — lu rry Rea* aonar ing WU one of these typical Hi** U) Truth er venae* queneee OORPMCP BlU-SOMBl AWFUL WBMHARI r I. I til. CDN*tt CDN-tll CoffM Irak J J bJ bJ • * (D ) By Oswald Jacoby *8 B A IT Aioa ♦ KJSP *Qt7 w a 1071 van* toQ JIT 4A K III KHTTI * AQI7a TPKJJ J*» toad towl and Wait vulnerable to P in Pi n P in I * Fats Pau 4* Opaaiag Wad—* Q Chicago bide. He wanted to rhangd that vulnerability around, lie wasn't hnppy about his partner's Jump to gam*. He did not nally ex­ pect to hava any pley for game when he opened, but ha wae willing to pay 50 points to get rid of his opponent's vulnerability. When ha looked at the dummy, happiness returned. Not only was ha going to get rid of that bad vulnerability, h e w ss also going to ih o w a nice profit. The defense could only take three tricks and South scored 420 point*. You can profit, too, with yuur copy of “ Win at Bridge with Oswald Jacoby." Just tend your name, address, and SO cento to: Oswald Jacoby Render Service, e/o this newe* paper, P. O. Box 489, Dept. A, Radio City Station, New York 19, N. Y. Cc/e Jha Woman: By Ruth Mniett U ’b 4 to poramon eomplBiat him with bets* breath. among wives that their hutbends never telk to them when Ut«y ipond tha avening et home together. But here’s 4 switch. It's 4 letter from 4 men who eeyi hie wife heen’t the loett in­ toreet in listening to anything he hee to tell her about his dey. He writeet "The everago husband upon reaching home doesn’t expect the family to gather around end listen to Legal N otict TRW U BU I T m r s T * v TMB NINTH JUDICIAL CIB. C U T OP AND FOB U t U * NOLB COT NTT, FLORIDA. IN CMANCBRT NO. IStXB F K tir.tlA I- N ATIO N AL HURTOAOK ASSOCIATION, s OofBorotlon, Plaintiff, ROBBRT P R E D R Ifl SrTTMR and ANNABBLLM FLORENCE HITTER, Defendants VOTTCU OP S A LB NOTICE 14 H E R EB T O IT EN that ea the llth day of November, t i l t , e t lV:*d A.M. St Iho main d e »r o f the Court House o f Hemtnoto County, at Sanford, Plarlda. Iho Honor­ able Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr.. Clerk * f the Circuit Court o f Seminole County, Florida, w ill o ffe r fey w lo to the highest and host bidder for cash, at public outcry, the follow in g described property o f tbo De­ fendant* Robert Fredrto HU tor end Aanabetto Florence Sitter; Lot 1, Block I*. NORTH ORLANDO P1KST A D D I­ TION. a c c o r d in g to plat thereof recorded In Plat Booh I*, page* I I and I I. Publto Record* of Hoentnulo County, Florida; together with all structures and Improvement*, then or thereafter on sold lon e This la me do pursuant to Pthsl Decree o f Porocloeuro •ntorod la Iho above eauec Cbaaeary Docket No. t i l l * , now ponding In the Circuit Court I f sad for Bemluete, County, Florid* IN W ITNESS W H EREO F, kavo berouoto sot my hand and offic ia l teal thle 4th day of November, ItS L (B E A L) Arthur IL Beckwith. Jr Clerk o f the Circuit Court 1* end for Boatuolo Coun ty, Flo ride By: M artb* T. Vlhloo Deputy Clerk Jooopb M. Idurueko p. a box m Porn Pxrk. PI*. Publlek Bov. t. l i e s C004I ways blaring forth or because "Bui il !b pretty discourag­ hit wife really mors Inter­ ing to toms home reedy to un­ ested In talking than in lis­ burden my bit ef Joy, grief or tening. prtio grip# of tho day end Cenroreation U an art that find the television going full blast, my wifa mors Interested has to be encouraged, even in la tolling mo what the chil­ tho home. And a man la much dren hero been up to ell day more likely to bo confiding than 14 listening to anything when he la relaxed and at I've sevod up to tell her — care in a peaceful atmosphere end often to bo Interrupted in tho middle of a story to TV R EN TAL havo her Jump to her feet be­ • Salea • Service cause she has suddenly re­ Seminole TV membered something aha hee VA 1-412* to do,* leaith Color TV 8«lee Maybe It would bo a good MM Saaferd Ava. idee (fit tbo wlvea who do complain that their husbsnde never tell them anything to think over that husband's re­ mark!. It Just could bo that tho husband who dooen't talk LAST DAT much around the house really SHIRLEY JONES 01(1 YOUNG IN dooen't fed that he has "A TICKLISH AFPAIR" chance. Either bocxuM tha children STARTS TOMORROW havo never bean taught to give their parents a little peace and quiet, or because tho television or hi-fi are al R 1T l V lo M H H I UI f H IV r l IM 7 M l A7H1 TDVHH A TIILWOMAT CABLOAD PA*h NIXES I M 4 10*40 ■vaoot H m le g o ifN Novel - m r OLD WAN 4 T IIM *111— tpvoevr Ttaer — Color o - F r o taro — i m Daly -THE ROWAN aPRINO OP MBS. OTONIT* t h l - * Leigh — Color Today's Special! YOUK CHOICE — T-BONE — DELMONICO N . Y. STRIP — FILET M IG NO N STEAK TASTY With Lettuce A Tomato Salad, $125 ' P. Frira, Oakm Rings, Bread A Batter vr r ir s* • For Abby's booklet, “ How To Heve A Lovely Wed­ ding," send SO cents to Ab* by, box MM, Beverly Hill*, Calif. I f 1"* 111! it) Certaoaa ( I ) Oale Harm Legal Notice • • • What's on your miudT Fcr a personal reply, scud a k U addressed, stamped envelope to Abby, Box 33tt, Beverly Hills, Calif. *K J U S iq ii #1 111* Addraia Unknown Ton, and eaeh of pau, ara hereby notified that unit haa bain' Iliad aaalaat ran In tha Circuit Court of Bsmtnolo CoantFi Florida, la Cbancarr, aa abbreviated lltla af wblah Id Pirn Padaral laving* and Loan Ataoclatlod af kanii nola founty, a corporation. I'lalntlff, **. Csorg* Punh and Ora Loa Pngh. at at, Uafand ante, lha natura of aald ault batnf a tail ta fvrtrioaa that cartala mortgage dated llarck a IICI and af record In Offl* alal meorda Baak ltd, pagd >11, nsmlnot* County Publia Il(>'trie, aneumbtfln* Iho fnl. g dear rIbad real property W-Wlfl Xml ft, af QUBBNB MIR* non SOUTH RBPLAT ( t l Baarth for Tamar* ADDITION TO CABIELrow a n t nr, Flo r id a , asmi* (t t Father Know* keel nola Cuunly, Florida, ae« H ill (II flutdlng Light cording to plat lharaof lit * ( I I Newa tdcordtd ta rut Book I t (d) Bachelor Father page It, tf tha Publlt (>) Uenorel Hospital Beeerda af Asmlnolo Oaaa* lrl* (1) F atal ip. Fterlie. lit * (1) ieleaen i n art karabp roqalrsd ( I ) a i The Wert* T im e file pour aaawar ta aald ( I ) Nawa— Dare Pan ■ult with tha undsrslgnsd nail d irk af aald Caart and to aer*e a copy ihertaf upon lha Flalnllira attoraar, wh»*o name and addrait appear be* low, an ar nafara tha lltla day SOrnrR OP A PPL W AT tow I of November, Itlt, and la da* ! fault thereof Dacrad Pro Con* FOB TAB DBRD I ratio wlU ba aaterad againat i am. iBkia p i irsda eta turn. you. ■I IMS) WITNF.M my band and offl* NOTICR 1* IIRFUCOT OTV olal aaal at tha Countr Court* EN. That Rarmasd X. Land* house, Sanford. damlaola Coun quiet the huid.r of the follow* ty, Florida llth tap af Oat lap etrtldetie ties tile* eati eertiricete tor tat deed |e ke obar. 1111. l»u »d ihereon. The certificate (SEAL) Arthur M. Beckwith, Jr., numlior and ytar of iMusuea, the discrlptton of the property, Clark sod Ibo name In which It Ur■ Marika T. Vlklaa was o*eo*io.l ore os tollewi; D. C Ccrtlflrolo No. I I Tow at PhlUlp If. Logan hhluholssr and Logan Iiooonro lie * DooorlpllM ■( Property> Flrat Padaral Building I*. U. Dox m i (A t* it a t l Bik l Loeihort'* Buhdlvleloa Plot Book * Peso Hanford. Florida Attorney for Plaintiff 1* Nemo la which osneaed H. ubllah Ook It, It, I t 4 Bor, W. Jonoo. All of i*id property t. net being in tbo County of Herat* (JUNI1 nolo. Slot* of Florida. Unless p ic tm a c g b am b such oortillesio shall bt re* NCTli.'M ta haraby alran that deemed ecoordlng la lew the wa ara engaged In bualaaaa at property described In inch lit K Ind HU Hanford, Hanil* certificate will be sold to tbo nola County, Florida, aeder hlgboot blddor et iho (mm lha (Iclltluua name of, L * i door of the trm lsole County DELIVERIES. formerly Dukt’a Court Hou*o at Sanford, Flor­ Delivery Btrrlta and that wa ida. on the first Monday In Inland la reaUlor aald name the month of December, t i l l , with U* Clark af tha Circuit which Is iho Snd day of Dee* Courk Seminole County, Flor­ amber. H U . ida la aocordanoa with tka Doted tale Ilia day at Out* prortalona of tha Fictitious fiber, lilt . Kama Statute*, la*wlt: Bsc* (Official Clerle’o e*at) tion tti.ee Florida dtataiee Arthur IL Beckwith. Jr, 1MT. Clerk Circuit Court, Big: J. R. La Follette geminate County, florid* Aaron glpoa Publish Ook t t 4 Nor. I, Id, Fublteh Ock II, It, I*. Xov. 14. test. 3» seat* and I'd Lava appie* dated R more. Whit is wrong with P*opU Uks thatl HURT DEAR HURT: It's hard to eay. If tbe'g off her rock* ar, yon ibeoldat ba erttlciL But if I b f l (Imply lgaorint, cootifiu* to aceapt tba gifii without comment and pan them along where they wlU bring tome Joy. • o a C 0 !» r I D I I f T T A L TO M. W.: A man ehouid never be ashamed to admit that he has been in the wrong. It to another way of saying that ba to wiser to­ day than ha was yesterday. I pm a woman driver who U i baak drirtaf alaet tba apt af Ik, I « k bow *rer * tad hdfd yet to bt invotvad la tap kind of accident, stopped for spending, ar lirkk a ticket for parking. Bbow ma a with tbd lame record! 1 find (bat mod men ay* " wbivbt beyx." They w ttre la did eat of traffic ta got ■bond, and when you raicb tJW a n t atop light, they ara alMing there—wilting. ALL WOMAN • • • DEAR ABBY: I hare a relative (througb marriage) wbo la far from poor. In fact >b* to a lot batter off financially than I am. But this woman gives used things for gifts. And she doeta t even bother to hart than |ift*wrappad. She Juit puts them in a paper sack. La it wtek the gave ma •dth * "birthday g ift " I lava it to a needy parson. 8ba could hava bought ma tbrea new powder puffs tor TO D AY O N LY 2445 Franck Ara. Sanford, Fit*. Carry Out Orders -1 ■ ■ Ph. 222-M ll 9'n‘lUlujtftleSANDW1CH SHOT HOT 55th A PAR K S j. �^ 7 V V-v-A " Realize Your Need Then Dial FA 2l< For t o n LOST: Halt Oermifl ttt9- Dowtatain, herd, tan, black and other, Park. « . F o r Rent cu to t APT. |30. Surpln* City. to r fw rt f m l* SW EETIE P IE 2 BEDROOM bouse, kitchen equipped. FA 2-3858. 1 BEDROOM Trailer oa Ur«e ' ‘Duke” . REWARD. Ph. lake. Adulta only. FA BtMt. TA M C I or r A M tTL 1 BLOCK FROM FRENCH ON FIRST IT. "CLEAN quiet Rooms* The LOST: Saturday, littl* COMPLETELY REMODELED too BxU. Black with white Olblet. FA 1472ft. SP1C AND SPAN vloi crowd seek. Kaa col­ SMALL Coring* fern. ««0 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY lar ob hat M Ideotifleatkw. Ere. Phone 3324264 far Inspection. ■o. Day. F A M022. 1 Reward. FA U M L 1306 FA MUO, Farit Art. Saaiord. i STORY S mom frame 1 BEDROOM bouse Unfuro. House. Uafure. dose in. 1 Bedroom Duplex, furs. 2. NxUre* FA 2-3677. 2C03 Laurel Are. VACUUM CLEANER, repaln, LARGE 2 Bedroom furn. parti, tuppUaa lav Etoetre- 4 ROOM House. Unfun. ex­ Apt FA 2-3333.___________ lux. Kirby, Hoerer, Aircept (tore. Near NAS. Way, Boo-Air etc. Tree $11.39 weekly. Ph. FA 2-35*6. 7. Bttsincm Rental* pickup. New aad Uaed W E L A K A APARTMENTS: 1,000 sq. ft. FLOOR space, cleaner, sold. FA 2-22S2. Rooms private baths, 111 suitable for oflfce or store, FA 2-3333. W. First St. S. EdoeaUo* - lantniettom trtomtly, un<ri to tame PIANO Chord Method Les­ 3 RM. furs. Apt $33 Includes OFFICE or Store Building. Contact J. T. Bactafly. FA water A electricity. Phone sons. Barry Waator, 322-9081 FA M M . 2-3016. AIR-CONDITIONINO— Refri­ geration Ilea seeded. We 3 BEDROOM upstairs Ap*. 9. F o r Rale or Kent newly turn. 306 W, 13th St Iraki you. Write CoamarLARGE 6 Br. older Heme on TA 3-2031. tlal Trades taatltute. Box lake, la Lake Mary. Many 43, e/e Sanford Herald. extras. 1113 month lease or Fum. 1 bdrm. apt. 2101 M>Cwill sell. FA 2-7732. nolla. III. FA 2-3031. R. A. I. For Kent Williams, Realtor BEDROOM CB Houa*. F U R N I S H E D Apartmaut. kitchen equipped, near R E N T A B ED Cleaa aad cleat la. Jlaurit Winn Dixie. CaU FA 3-3398. Rollaway, Hospital A Baby Cowan. 133-1013. Bedj. 10. W anted to Rent Available Nov. 0 Specious By Day, Week, or Month 3 BR„ 3 bath home. $133. CARROLL’S FURNITURE Needed A t Once Ph. FA 1-3101 110 W. lit St. FA 2-0104 or FA 14210. We need ten (10) nict homes, furnistted or unfurnished. Immediately! We have the clients! II you havs a 2, 3, Commonelng at tbo BE tit t u x outer i t cotvrr o r eornar e f Lot ltd of tho or 6 bedroom borne (or TU B SIX T H J C n iC IA L M U Subdlvlalon o f tbo land be­ C U T . i.v A x n r o w sr.w irent or lease, call longing to A l t e r n a n t s X OLE CO rX TT, FTOWIDA. Land. Hotol and Naviga­ C N t s c i a v xo. teeee Legal Notice A R TH U n K. HBADIXO, m aistiir, Tl, W . K. HARLOW, Alio known S i W ILLIA M E. HARLO W , i t m .. i t aU D efin e snt*. A U i a o i a w o fic w o r a v rr TD W. K. H AR LO W , stio known ■* W ILIAM E. H A R ­ ROW, Hilt* AN JANE l i A iu / w , dicaaaedi ADE­ LIN E K. AD AH *, alto known ADELINE T. AD AH *, ill<iM*<lt ADAMS, h ir uaknown h u a k a n <!. d te ta iid ; UUOIMC A- FROST. d r— IJII'IHA O. R. r n o e T . iDesat♦di c h a R l k s o . j u s t i c k . atto known C. O, JUSTtCE, ■ U ctiiid i A N N A « . JUSTICE, accessed; R. V. K E EN E , d ic is itd ; M ART O. K E EN E , d iC iiiiJ ; E L I Z A B E T H A. Ctimer, diseased; ----■ C llU tiT , her unknown husband, ditiO M d; U E O ItaE A. CHRIST, d i i t a a t d ; ---- • CH IllST, h li unknown w ill, d icoaiid : ID A A. F. H O FF­ MAN. and If m arflid . ----HOFFMAN, har unknown kuiband; DEAN K. la>fhman. d icoined i AN ME 1.1A 1AMHIM AN, O eiiO iid: U. O. STATON, d ic iiO id l J. r . ANOX, d ie t** ad| J. 1). TUCKER, dicaaaadi W. t- STORY, d ic e a iid : C. D. CHRIST, d taiiaa d ; C B. GRAHAM, dacaaiid; V. It MAGUIRE, dacaaiid; A. T. FULLER, dacaaaidj OtCOtlOB K. MAUT, t ic a iiid ; C. A. RO­ BERTS, dicaaiad; OEOROE FROST. dacaaaad; OBORC1B W. MORSE, dacaaaad; C H AR ­ LES W H IT T IE R . dietaoodl WH.LIAM I- UTIADLET. d iraaaad: LEONARD F. F R E ­ ES T. dacaaaad; HENNING C. NOTES, dacaaaad; F R A N K K. StMFRON, dicaaaadi J O E L O O LD TH W AIT dacaaaad; OBO­ RGIA A. W AUKEN. dot-eaiad; JAMES F. llL'ESTIS. dacaaa­ ad; JO iE l’ It DAVIH dactaaad; GEORGE IL FIHK, dacaaaad; ESTATE OF JOHN A. GHEEL. T. dacaaaad; C H ARLES U CARTER, dacaaaad: STK1H KN OtiG-HRl. dacaaaad; J W. r^H ID U U , dicaaaad; JOSLI’ H RUSS, dacaaaad. OEOROE D. A T K I N B. dacaaaad; JOHN DAVENPORT. J R . dacaaaad; ISAAC N. TUCKER, deceased; REV. JAMES CTDOHKIITY, da. raaaad; HENIIT U C H A f « , docaaaad; GEORGE W. <HtKUORY, dacaaaad; REV. A R ­ TH U R J. FEELING, d oeM iid ; E LIZ A A W H IT T IE R , daiOiaOd. THOMAS J. K E NN Y, doa:0 ii*J . U E STE LLA T A L M A lx lI- daciaaail; W IL L IA M J , HOLUUOOK. dacaaaad. and the unknown halra. davlaaaa. lltataaa. a r s a ttit, and aailina • t the afuraaald paraona. and a ll paraona and partita claim­ ing an/ In tariit b/, th reat)', under or se sln it an/ o f lha wboto known or unknuwn parHta: end all parauna bavin* or rlalm ln* an/ aatale right, till* or Inlaraat In Ibo landa b arilnbllow dasertbid. YOU ARB H EREB Y N O TI­ F IE D that a ault to uuiot Hio tltlo to the balow doaerlbad property h it httn coDimtDO* cd agaldit /an In tho Circuit Court o f the Ninth Judicial Circuit In and for BamlnoU Countr. Florida. Tho abbreviated atyle o f the eauaa la ARTH UR K. READINO. plalnGff, Vi- W. R. H AR aD o known i s WIG* L1.UI E. H ARLO W . i l ux. i t ■1. d ifandinli. The d iie rlp tlia e f tba real prupart/ p r o ilid ie a g iln it la: PARCEL I Lett I l l throuch *11. M l through li* . ITS throuab H i. that part of L o ti ts i through IIS lying aaat of a tlna tanning from the Nirthoaat corner o f U »l I I I South to Lako Orlan U according to tho *ab dlvlalon of Undo bolon# lug to Altamunio Spring! Land, H ulil and N aviga­ tion Cumponr. as roeord• 1 In r ia l Book 1. paga li, public Racorda of ■amlnal* Count/. Florida. ■ ad Lot Bli according to the eforssald plat which la alto daicrlbad aa: lit ginning at tba Sorthwaal oornar of Got I R of tba aforoaald plat, run Wont I chain* l » llnha to tha Nottbaaat eornar o f U>t i l l o f tho aforoaald plat, run South I ehalna It • linka moro or *» latko Orlanta, run along tho aho.-i o f Lako Orlan ta sorthaaatir:/ to tna doulbwaat eornar of aali Lot S il. run North Chotno IS I'nku mora or lato to tho point o f ha ginning. PARCEL TJ tion Companr, aooordlng to (ho plat Ih troof a* rooordad In P lat Book 1. pag* li. Public RacorJa of Samlnolo County, Florida, tbanca run Bouthaailerlr •long • projection of tho i i i t tine o f oa Id Lot *14 to th « paint o f IntiMOitUn nf mid prujlctad line with tha North lino o f lha fiE 'i o f HIV*t o f Bictlott IS. Totvnahlp St South. Ran go is Eaet, ihanco run W tat along tha aald .North line e f tho SRU of m v u of laid Section i l to the Intrraocl ion « i aalJ llo i with the NW corner of L it 111 oa ohown on the aforeaald plat; thenra run Nertheaoterl/ along IhO Mouth and Southaaat lot lines o f Lots I I I , I I I end Lot BB a t ihown on the aforeeald plat; thmee run Emit and snu th iaitirtr along iho Buulh Haas of Lota US and ISS, aa ahown on tha aforeaald plat; tbanca run B ait and N crth eaitarlr along tha South llnaa i f loit* t i l through S it aa abown on tha aforiaald plat la tna point o f beginning. P AR C E L HI From Iho NX corner of Lot IM o f Ib i SUBDIVI­ SION O r I.ANtvS BELONG INO TO T H E ALTAMONTE LAND. HOTEL AND NAVI OAT ION CO., ae ncordrd In Plat Hook I, pegs l i o f th i S-ubllo Reoorda of S im lm ll Count/, Florida, run South IIS .IS f t t i to in Iron axle, th inci ion tlnui South *0 fact, more or laa», to a point on the ihnre of Lake Orlenti ae exlelln g *on 1* December, 1111, laid point being tin paint o f beginning; thence run South IIS feet, more or Itei, to an Iron pipe, thenca continue South l i fait, more or Ion, to a point on the »h«ra of I.ake Orlanta a t ixlatlng on IS November ISIS, thence r un Eeoterl/ along •aid ih orilln a l t l f i l l , mora or Lae. tbanca Morlhaaatarl/ along aald ahorllino SI0 feet, mora or taea, tbanca Northweaterl/ along aald ahoriUna le« fait, mora or laaa, tlianct Kaalerl/ along aald attutaIln* ltd fiat, th in ci Northt r lr elong ii l d ■horillnl SSI fait, more or l*ia. to a point 50 fast, more or Dee, Eaat of Hie Snutheaaterly eornar of afore •aid Lot US according to Iho ehurollna to eitetlng on IS December 1X1. thane* run W o il J> feat more or leas, to tbo afore•aid Sauiheaatorly corner o f Lot Its. ! hence South trly and Weatorly itong the ahorellne aa atlalUig on IS December 1X1, distance o f toe feat, mora or loot, to mo point of beginning, containing 111 aorta, mutt or lava YOU A n E REQUIRED to file your antwar or other pleading with tha Clerk of the ab ovi Court and aarvi a copy t b ir io f upon Uaeeetl and Tuck, ItO South Malllaud Avanut. Maitland. Florida, ftto rea/a for tho plolntllf. oa or bofort Novambor IS, 1XJ, Falluro to do ao w ill r*‘ uR la tho ontry of o Decree Pro Cwnfatto ogolaal you for tbo rollof demanded la tho Com­ plaint. W ITNESS my hand and ooal of Mid Court la Senford, Saminola County, Florida, this ttnd day o f October, ISIS. (S E A L) Arthur II. Beckwith, J r, Clorb o f tbo Clreull Court SemlnoD County, Floflda Byt Martha T. Vihlea Deputy Clark (• ) E. Pope Uiaaott K. Pop* n *a *«lt nf th* firm of BASSETT AND TUCK I X South Maitland Avanua Maitland. Florida Attorntyo for P lain tiff Publish Oct. 31, SO, A Nov. A tl. 1XS. C D N -Il LARUE 3 Bedroom, t hath House on larft lot. 3 blocks from downtown, a blocks from church«i. 508 Myrtle Ave. House Is pert of ss estate A needs repairs. Must be sold to pay bills. Total price 92,300. FA >-76«3 FOR SALE by owner. I Bed­ room concrete block Horn*, screened porch, utility room A carpurte. Kitchen equip­ ped. Low down payment Monthly payments $3400. FA 2-8132. BF.ST huy In Sanford. Frame Apartment Houte. Good lo­ cation. Edward K. Lane. Phone h'A 2 398B. St. Johns Realty THE TIME TESTED FIRM 114 N. Perk Ave FA 24123 BY Owner. 10 Room House, double lot. 3th A Oak Ave FA 3-*3*1. Reg. Real Estate Broker FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha 7TS5 YARDS cleaned, small Items hauled or moved. Tusk pick-, ed up might pay for labor. FA 2-7319 or FA 2-4223. Chili Care, fa Store. 12. R e d b U U P e r 8x1* 2 BR. Horae, 2 baths, Fla. room. Fenced yard. Rea­ sonable down payint Ph. 32241)9. OSTEEN Area. Baby or young children In my home week­ days. 322*029. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Realtor Raymond Lundquist, Asso. FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. DUE TO ILLNESS must sell almost new home on 1 acre ground, near Paota School. Call FA 34378, FA 24879. Stemper Agency P H A - V A HOMES a, 3, k 4 BEDROOMS 1, ltt, A I BATHS DOWN PAYMENTS FROM |10 0 Low Monthly Payments For Complete Inform *Uob See Or Call Your 12. Reel Exists For Sals 11. t o n l y Satows VA - FHA Property Management A Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Offers for your selection these Beautiful 2. 3, A 4 Bedroom Government Owned Homes Uasel Porter Beauty Shop Cold Wave 14.00 complete UM W. 23th St. FA 2-1321 Harriett’a Beauty Nook Eve Appt'a. 3 Sr. Beauticians IN So. Oak FA 2-37*2 PERMANENT Wave Special 30r. off regular prices. Open Evenings by apptFree parking lot. Services from tip to Up. Cut \N Curl Beauty Shop 318 Palmetto Ave. Phone door (1) 132903* Phone door (I ) 3274333 Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low eAs $100 IS. B«tM - Mat H E S S Monthly Payments REPAIRS - Re modeling Additions — Family Rooms From $43.60 —Reasonable — Financial To make the beet hums buy, eae the V A - FH A Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty BEDROOMS, l i t baths. Swimming pool. Furn. or unfura. 121 Lake Dot Dr. Sunls nd. KIN G S) WOOD BU ILD ERS INC. 343 Faireiont Dr. F A 2-897* CARPET REALTOR way Concrete. for interview. FA 2 3382 Piano Tuning aad Repair W. L. Harmon — PA 2-4313 Used Cars I f you are looking fo r * thoroughly recondition* ed, both mechanically and appearance wise, car . . . don't buy until you've acen the wide Mice* tlon o f used care now displayed on our lot. Our policy never changes. Since 1031 we've aold tfualily Used Cur* at a aavlnga to you. K3-70A 62 FO R D F A IR L A N E 500 4 Ifoer tiadan, V-6, Automatic Trios-, Radio aad Heater 08 3 II 62 Taunas Station W agon Far lbs Economy Minded buyer, 4 Cylinder, Standard Transmission, Master XLTI8 ' 61 Galaxie Town Sedan V-8 Standard TransmUsiao, Radio and Hsatsr C4I2A (hmwuminq ... # Low rttiiMy Payments FLORIDA STATE BANK 36. A it— xhOxx 100% Nylon or wool carpet­ I Seat Covers ing installed with rubber 1884 CHEV. to to* Piekito padding. 3 Rooms up to track. $473. FA 24X13. A U T O GLASS & 70 sq. IL $130.80. As low 37. SE AT COVER CO. X ss 97.00 a month. Limited 3M W. 2nd St. FA 24033 Ume only, Ph. Orlando col­ 14 FT. PACEMAKER ALL WORK GUARANTEED about boat aad traUar, es>' lect 2*19588. ccltont coodltton. Beat effor. 31A. Pets SINGER AUTOMATIC See at 101 N. Myrtle. CaU 3224863 or 332-Tttl. WANTED: Good boms for Sewing machines, like makes buttonholes, saws on adorable kitten. • Weeks buttonj, monograms, cm 14' Woad Fiberglare top, old. Houte trained. 3234753. Qotattoo added, sever, broiders, etc. AU without lights, windshield, remote 32. Klowtra • Shrub* attachments. Sold new over control, ax hp. mare. aiecL $300 balance now due only BLOOMING Rosea on Chero­ Trailer. Mai. C a r re a l 9X2«, pay $7JX monthly. kee itMk. AU other kinds Uotnae. CaU FA *6444. Liberal trade-in on your of Nurtery thrubbary and old machine. CaU now for trees. free homo trial. Orlando Gateway lb The Waterway Crny Shadows Nurasry Robson Sporting Good* collect 2*1-9589. S Mi. S. on Sanford Ave. Your RV1NBUDE Dealer DUTCH MILL NURSERY An­ 2 PIECE Huteh Cabinet, 10*44 |. tot PR, t k 63X81 blond. $35. Aluminum glide nuls ready now. Upsala chairs, $7.00. Small chest Rd. Near Mayfair Golf of drawers, 93-00. Bathroom Course. wall heater, gas. 93.00. All A-t. NO X-450L 33. Furullarx JOHN E. FO X 61 Galaxie Convertible 1U0 b.p. (luU-O-Mstlr, Power Hlcrrtn* end Brakes, Raditi, Hsatsr, Light Blue With Whits Top, Loially Ownid and Llks New Throughout FC3-12A 60 FO RD F A IR L A N E 500 Watch T H IS SPA C E r o * THI CLEANEST Best Buy Used Can IN TO W N 1963 Chev. I m pa la Sopor Sport Coupe — Equipped with V-8 anglee, auto, trass* power altering, power brakes, radio R neater and many mere tuinry Rems. Thto car kaa only 4,664 miles. Locally owned. Wa de­ liver. It wlU be the nearest ta n M * ear yon will find, end tho prlre yen’ll aever mnteh. Save! Save! 1963 Mercury Montrrey l-Dwnr hard­ top. Top ef (be Merenty l i n e . V-8. automatic, power steering * pawsr brakes, radio A neater. Burket nrats and Urn works. Low mRange, 1 owner, In emtlant con­ dition. Coma In and try our daaL Save! Save! Tuwn bsdsn, X Cylinder, Auto. Tram., Radio. lUsttr BRASS MOTORS TC3-7A 59 B U IC K 4 Dose, Hardlop LaKabro V-8. Power Bteerlag and llrakvi, Radio and Uaalar TC3-8A Chrysler — Plymouth — Valiant 59 T H U N D E R B IR D 2 Door Hardtop V-8, Auto. Tran*., Power 8(string and Brakes, Radio and lltsUr Fiat Dealer C3I09A 59 Ford Country Sedan V-8, Aetomstto TronsmUslon, Radio, Hearer, BaaatUwl K«d and White With Had Interior C3I94A 59 Hillman M inx HAS MOVED 1957 Rambler Custom 4-Door Button W a g o n . A i l s trass., powtr brakes, R I K A t i t a n little car aad should giro yon neatlent aervire. Nice to look nt — nt only $595 Save! Save! A Clean Locally Owned Car FO ltlA To Their New Location — GRKK.N URIAH Cbokw Iota available iw Gftawbrlar e f Loth Arbor ovarloohhig self coursa. Cu*tom building to jour specification. Grtcabrlar derrloped by Senkarik Glass and Faint Company 210 MagnoUa Th. FA 2-402: FREE ESTIM ATE PLUM St NO PORT. Ilngar Rawing Machine Upholstering * MaUrcie renContracting Repairs A alee. Range. U3-744X. Office FA 3-3111 xvatlng. New k Uiad Furni­ FREE ESTIMATES Night FA M M ture. CaU Nia Bedding Mfg. GUNS. Buy, sell, trade, re­ ' R. L. HARVEY 339 070# pair. Osteen Bridge Fish 2M Sanford Are. FA 3-3333 Co., at 7M Celery Ave. 2936 Park Dr. Sanfetd. Fix. Camp A Gun Shop. FA 2-2117. 76. Radio * Television Stenatiom Realty 3 34. Artktoa Fax Sale $*F w l k _ Mheel# Cremate Oa. •00 Elm Ave. FA 14751 Arranged — FA 343*9 — Work direct with Carpsntar. Used furniture, appUancei, SINGLE Bad complete. Pb.| tools, el*. Bought - Sold. FA 34323. Ixrry’ i Mart 918 Sanford 75. Plumbing Servlet* Ave. I'll. FA 2 *133. NOVEMBER .Special. T shirts. HINSON A HEARN 3 for 91.09. Army-Navy Sell Ua Your Furniture. PLUMBING CONTRACTING Surplus. 310 fUntord Ave. Quick Service With the Repairs h Water Ilea tar# Caah. SUPER TRADING FREE ESTIMATES 4 SLIDING Doors and treak. POST. FA 14X77. 304 E. 3rd IL 3321143 3 x 10. FA 24070. PREVENT TV BREAK DOWNS AU tubea, Including picture SALES BROKER tube, checked for 93.00. Call 110 N. Park Ave. 3234339 Mooney Appliance Service FA 3-09X7, 3 BEDROOM, l bath. Kit­ chen equipped. Owner be­ i l l N. Park Ave. 322-2420 ing transferred. Must self. 27. Special Services STOP PAYING RENT FA 2-2910. FOEl Y O U It S A F E T Y Come out to TEE 'NGREEN DRIVE with headlights on COME AND SEE THIS ONE (20th St. to Upeala Rd. Save your battery 3 Bedroom, 2 belli, at Church, turn Nortit.) Install gaiety Sea switch Lovely corner lut with 1 3 And lat me I how you what Geneva Mfg. Corpyoung trees. 3 Years old. you can get for SA5 month. 9130 down by owner. Ph Idea*, Designed A developed NO DOWN PAYMENTS General Machine Work FA 2-8387. to Vets Welding Sales Office Upsals Kd. IS. IluainfM Opportunity rh Geneva 3*9-4121-1131 Opea 11 i. n . lo I p. m. SERVICE Station *>r lease. Daily Air-Conditioning Good location. Only small Also Saturday A Sunday ii. n. porE co., INC. capital * needed by right 200 bo. Park Ave. FA 2-4234 NEW OA. BRICK man FA 2-43*2. 3 BR. lit Baths. Immediate TR E E SERVICE delivery. Less than Rent. 17. Male Help Wanted Complete Laws Service NO DOWN PAYMENT to CARPENTERS experienced Free Eotimatei FA 3-4377 Vets only for form work. Hollo­ FHA - V A Dial Operator -A s k F a r- W X «o o RKADY M B Cewcreto, win. dew affis, llhtel*, step% L rock. U . A rticles Wanted W K LU DI1LLSD, PUMPS, I Used Royal portable type­ writer with esse, tto-to- WANTED. UMd TV*. SPRINKLKK SYSTEMS l«e exile 38.00. SANFORD Powell's Office Supply, UT AH Types axd Sixes TV SERVICE, 1113 Hxafont S. Magnolia. FA 34342. We Repair and Service Are. J A 2-0773. M I N I NEW Perfection Heater, 4700 Machinery and Supply Co. WILL pay ooih 3m Travel MTU. 133. 411 W. tUh St 30T W. and St FA >4433 Traitor., 33 fL or logger. SINGER, Round Bobbin. Pay AppUances no* necessary. WASHING Michiax Ixrvtce repair chargee of 41T.40. Must have good roof. Ph. Free EfUmates oa Repairs Couplet# price. FA 2-X411. F a 14X13. ?6*0 Hiawatha 333-7363 LARGE Wlsard Refrigerator. 36. AxtxtooMtaa - Track* 29. AulxtaobOs Service Good condition. FA 3-730X. b u y in g A n e w ex A U T O GLASS FORD TRACTOR, mower, UfED CAR? disk, scoop, prod condition. FINANCE IT WITM US IN S T A L L E D FA f-TXa*. ♦ Lew Merest latex DAYS WORK. FA >4733. “ W e put Wist tabs up swat hip payments aa t complate ti totaltaro. CsS BALES A SERVICE Wxntsd CHILD Cart. 363-3363. MATURE experienced Secre­ tary needs employment 3 Day week preferred, Rex 39, c/# Sanford Herald. 2 Bit., kit. equip., utility TEE *N G REEN Fla. Hm.f hw floors, car (29th St. to L'psaia Rd. purte, 2 lots. Low down turn North at Church) pymt. 973 mo. FA 24237 or Open 11 a. m. to 3 p. m write Box 37, c/o paper. daily. AUo Sat. A Sun. ROSA L. P A Y T O N SINGER FA IRONING St home. 332-7791. RRALTOt - INSUROR INVESTMENT A REALTY FA S-4M1 l i l t S. French Ave. HO N. PARK AVE. 822 9173 room. Fenced yard, Dou ble Carports, Csatrsl Heat­ ing. 3Z2 962S after 4 p. m. ‘h * r DRIVERS h r tractor trail­ SIDEWALKS, dneeways, H * ties. its. Free estimate. PS, ers. Experienced only. FuD tiro* employment Holloway Coserete, Inc. Phone WORK wasted. Day or week. FA 1-7*73. BY OWNER, 3 bedroom, M bath home. One bedroom hat separate entrance, can IS. R*sl touts for Sals be rented for income. Will fade for smaller place. MONEY DOE8NT TALK — Shown by appointment. Call IT SCKKAMB! 91,000 down FA 2-98*4. will put yuu in a neat, sound country home on a ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom lovely tree-shaded lot for House with large screened tha unbelievable price of patio, fenced back yard on •7,1km Thia i« ton pond to a corner lot. 2CC3 Magnolia. last so rail nowt 3 BEDROOMS, 3 baths, rts. • a 322-2*20 SO U TH W A RD By Nadine Seltscr - Stenstrom Realty 111 N. Park Ave. 17. MM* H e» WsKted N ot . • . IM S — P » g « K*A 519 E. First St. SA N F O R D Rporty, Ready and WllUag Go Ga . . . . HOLLER M A N Y MORE C L E A N L A T E M ODEL CARS TO CHOOSE FROM Motor Sales 57 Porsche Convertible Year Authorised Ford Dealer For BemiaoU County Strickland • Morrison, Inc. 308 E. First S t F A 2-1481 Winter Park MI 7-4StX COMPANY 2*4. a Palm etto PH: FA 2*6231 2306 a. Put PA M661 . n �Fruit Cocktail S im ii Stout OoMen Nib/ets Com . 3 Lyfcee* Tatty remaining to b* anawarad ba­ lm • lwa# should be exacutad. B* failed for aa Investiga­ tion at Iliu m and coats, whathar the marina’s boat slip* would b* covered or on-1 w i n d , how many boat* to build for, and what would gen­ erally be accomplished ever a 80-yaar lease period. " I f the canal <81 Johna-lndtsn live r Canal) la comput­ ed la lira years, anything eould happen ss far aa a marIna la coocarned, Hutchison dairy specials Scotkins............. Tea Bags .......... Honey Grahams t i n d i l Cairo, Hafctoca'i Cfcoaototo Soft W ove Tissues Pinwhee/s. . . . Aluminum Foil ... FOLGER'S COFFEE frozen foods Legal Notice id t. AH A^a i l f f t l IIIS h I rO^aM i p aa^M i l S rm 100% Pern Tee! Tsadsr Mat ■aid. Ha added that the num­ ber of boats for which storage facilities could b* built could range from 21 to (0. l * co itw n r jVHurt's SKaineLM o o t t m , Chili with Boms Swift'* lea Craan Cake R oll. . . Ite He's taody To Use Laundry Starch ... Finsbury's M ashed Potatoes, Far Year Is blag Hondo c o ih t . v lo u - Clorox ■ m n ) or Harold N. Wood, dacaa.ad. p o T ir a o r r m t . a r r o n r aud i m m u i a * ro w Bisquitk, larfy Garde* d is c h a u o r All etraons srs haraby nailflail that lha undar.lin.d Kiaciilnr Of said aaUI*. haa contplotad tha admlnlaliall'in thar.uf and haa fltatl In aald court Its final rapnrl and ap­ plication for dlacharaa. OtiJ.ollonc thereto, If snr, should ba duly ril-d. Aftar flllnat proof of publication ahowlns Ihl* notlaa haa ba.n puhllah-d aura a waalc for four cun..cull*. waaha, tha matter of approval of aald rapnrt and tha urderlne « f dlatrlliuHnn nr aald aitata will coma bafura lha court. Flret National Dank St Winter Park tlr; Oaoru* Cl. Duration Truat Officer Aa Kxacutor of aald aalata Puhllali OoL II, II. I* a No*. I. l i l t CDN-ia nirrirn nr im iriT io sr rmt tav i»r.mi * fia * . IPLIS rioHda alatMtve ml local NUTICK IH IIK ItK Iir (JIV-| r. s. That Ur. K. W. Hlonar tha holdar o f tha following I n r llflr a ta haa fll.d aald car* I tlflrata fnr t a i da.d to ha I l.iu .d tharroii. Tha c.rllfh-ala I aumbar ami y .a r o f la.uaiii-a,| lit, il.aorlplUm of lha iirn io llf. I and lha iiaina In which ll Waal a . . . . . . ,I am a. follow .: Certificate No. » I* la.uanra 1*1* Peathes . AH Vafetehto Varieties AH Meet Verlcttoa H einz Soups 3 * Heins Strained Asserted Flavors J t f OWOre en Sta m p s Mi anon md pwdiaaa ah _ r-% LISTERINI ANTISEPTIC 14-aa. alse 98c _ l l .a l r M Sat-. N m . t lh . I M l) ,f Taar af B O S T O N BUT T PORK ROAST d)|f O re e n S t a m p s o m g o J t f O re en Sta m p s Ms expos • * * » * • . * . SARA L i t BROW NIES 13-oa. yfcg. 79a _ (Xealroe Bat.. Ha., am. taail (c 8*. 1**1. CDN-U* ,O W m u W B O M O re e n S t a m p a S j Swift's Brawn end Serve Baby Foods ■10 i Sausage ..:........... Make Your Seloda Sing with Haiu Teaty Fraah Vinegar Pork S t e a k s ....... C . 2V Sperhllng Iright Helm White Swift's Chunk Style Vinegar Braunschw eiger. £ 18* Mrs. Ball's Smooth oc Crunchy llf.irl.llii. of Propntri w in# r t. o f w io i r i. o f a m r i, o f n ii«.7 n . of k l/l of N W Ii of NU I, Her. tl'.n II Town.hip *1 liana, tl Nam. In whti'h ee.e.efil Herbarl Brln.nn All o f .aid prop .r lr (mint In Iho County of Samluolr. S lat* of Florida. Unla.a such r o r llfk ila ahall ba r.d..ni.i| aumrdlna t ■ law tha property ileeortbed In ani'h le rllflc a ie w ill lot anld to III* hlahaal bidder at lha froul door o f tha Hemlnole County Court Houia at Hanford. F lor­ ida, on Iho flr.t Monday in Ih. month of liwemhar, 1**1, whirl, la lha lint day of Uegom hr, 1**1. lu l-d thla llr d day of Oclrbar, ) * i l tOMIrlal Clorh-a Raal) Arthur II. lleckwtih, Jr.. C l.rk Circuit Court, h.mlnoU County, Florida Fubll.h Oct. IS 4k .Nov. I, 11. FRESH H einz Soups 4 ci Peanut Butter 11 T frC y / W W SWIFT'S PREMIUM PR0TEN TENDER-AGED GOV'T - INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN REEF SALE Copeland'* H.C. Fresh as Smoked Sausage Folding C h air FEATURE OF THK W IIK i ORANGE THERM O T A L L BOY T U M B LE R Sirloin Steaks |b99' T-Bone Steaks ■">99 Round (Boneless) '»>•89* Chuck Steaks lb59 Fresh Gr. B e e flb49 • down produce tone o Fancy Red Emperor G ra p e s........ k 13 A pple C id er. X 89 Pole Beans* • * 17 □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ R M J □ EXTRA H | G REEN J B □ [ 5 U n 8 Now at P U B L I X st a m ps I B with your purchew of an yth . Crisp Kentucky Wonder Escarole 2 d ° p tu v fl q °U H EIN Z K E T C H U P |® f| '° Offar aiphaa Sat., Nar. t , 1901 Tasty Indian Summer awurn to by tha claimant, hla aa«nt, ur aUornay, and any ao,h claim or demand not oo Iliad shall ba volJ. Ktlaahafh Adams bharon As Administratrix o f tha Natali of MA VOL.A LlTTt-n ADAUi. Uacaaaad aTK.NMTItitlt, DAY in * Viol NT, mil Altoruayp for AdmlnUtratrla Kdwarda Hulldlng Hanford. Florida IITTI Fubll.h OoL 11, I t * No*. C ° SEMINOLE P L A Z A CASSELBERRY, FLA. H W Y . 17-92 & SR 436 �* •' r* Board Will Ask College Bonds ^ e t o fc^ S a a tm o c r that old cartoon at the cow and the question: **So you think yon got two* *N t" from TWa item Laauwardoa, by U PI The Na* thcrlaad*. la worth top blllf In i: "Veterinary surgeon J. E. 8. Bron aald today he haa Invented cows' a to 'brassiere keep them for from stepping on their uddera when rising from a lying position.'' What will these think o f next? • e inventors Boy's Condition Reported As Satisfactory WEATHER: Fair today and Friday W fh today hi trppar M a; low tonight in 60a. work TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — approved by Florida The Board o f Control meets Friday to ask the Cabinet to Issue Itn share o f the (75 m il­ lion eoBegu building bonds, bat bonds to buy recreational land may be held up until two law suite are settled. Gubernatorial Candidatee, meanwhile, are as seising tha effects o f off-yMtr elections on their campaigns. This and tha two bond programs were S a n fo rb I f m tU i Tuesday. The Board which gets (45 (75 million bend pec ted to designate specific construction projects and the bond validation la expected to ■tart around tha first o f the year. Gubernatorial aide William Kidd said Wednesday the sue of recreational bond* will probably b« withheld until two suits challenging a 5 cent tax to back the band* settled. The tax, passed by the 1963 Legislature, was placed on most sporting goods at the wholesale level. Hardware and iportlng goods firms have challenged the tax as discriminatory and unconstitutional. Planning li already under­ way on 12 university projects to be financed by the bond issue and Board o f Control architect Forrest Kelly said contracts could be awarded in the spring o f 1964. Kelly said contractors would until VOL. 66 Unitad Press Leased Wire Established 1906 NOVEMBER 7, 1963 SANFORD, FLO RID A NO. 66 Cowrie Chained In Son's Murd mwA Vote Results Unchanged Official Count ••• To Elect 4-Year-Old Victim Of Brutal Beatii (U I'1) — A Cuban exile group here says it plana to hold • world-wide refugee it (ferret murder eharffta referendum next month to have been preferred against a choose leaders to "bring about Negro» couple .In the fetat beattha llbaratlon o f Cuba." Ing o f their four-yrar-old son. Official count In the city and county elections Tuesday President Vernon MUa said revealed no change today CINCINNATI (U P I) — A CAMILLA BRUCE ' at noon today tha Sanford over the unofficial count re­ Sanford boy was reported In Mutual Concert Association leased Tuesday night after satisfactory condition today It waa reported this morning director* have extended the the polls closed. following an eight-hour opera* D ETROIT (U P I )— Dr. Rob­ by Justice o f tha Peace Hugh membership drive through Voting In the city election tins Wednesday for cancer ert E. Klein, Gainesville, Fla­ Duncan. Nov. 15. Directors are selling saw only 36.6 per cent of Ihc , o f the liver. ws* chosen Wednesday night Alton R. William*, family and Individual mem registered electors turning Eighty per cent of Kenneth president-elect o f the hi* wife. Valeria Jean bersbipa for three concerts or out white in the county, as a Harriett's liver was removed A m e r i c a n Association of llama, 3 1 , o f 1832 Lincoln whole, only 4.937 voted out interested persons may call by Dr. Lester W. Martin, dir­ Blood Banks at the gruup'a Avenue, are being held withthe chairman, Mrs. Ralph of 16.589 registered electors. ector o f surgery at Children's annual meeting here, Austin Smith, at 323-4361. Official count In the city out bond In county Jail, Judge Hospital. It was the second • • • A new staggered system of election was: Earl Higgin­ Duncan aald. time this year the rare and election o f directors will be botham, 1,111, to win a seat * The other day the ''Clock' The1Judge Judg quoted the eoupla delicate operation has been explained by President Frnn- on the City Commission; reported Santa Claus’ ZIP a* having iving admitted that both PEINE, Germany (U P I) — performed here. cla E. Roumillat Jr. at the Thomas S. McDonald, 793. de­ code number. Today Post Rescue worker* brought 11 beat four • year • old Christ"N o complications; things Chamt>er o f Commerce direc­ feated for re-election, and A. master Ccclle Heard said i Kinnen Young, eon of men safety to the aurfare to­ went smoothly,” said Dr. tors' quarterly meeting at 7:30 L. Wilson. 1,160, re-elected. letter came In addressed to day from the underground Martin. He added. " I t will this evening at the Florida Official count on the state Santa and read: "G lad 1 got An autopsy at S a n f o r d shaft where they had b-en W ASH ING TO N (U P I) — take several years to see If State Bank lounge. c o n s t i t u t i o n a l amend­ your code number. Please Naval A ir Station, Judge trapped for two weeks in a the malignancy has been ar­ The casual loan o f a U. S. A nominating committee ments and the county per­ send m e some money to pay Duncan aald today, revealed Hooded iron mine. government-rented automobile rested.'' will tie appointed this evening. missive legislation question my bill*. M e.'' the boy died from Internal In* The doctor said a minimum Inst month to Negro leader Ballots will be mailed Satur­ • • • was: Amendment I, 3.128 for Juries. Judge Duncan stated amount of liver remained for Dr. Martin Luther King stir­ day and must be returned hy and 1,171 against; amend­ 10 County Commission has red n political tempest today B E R LIN (U P I )—The U. S. that the boy’a Internal organa Kenneth to lead a normal midnight Nov. 15, ment 2, 3.518 fur and 831 given tentative approval to a in Alabama and Washington. Arm y today sent another con­ were injured and a number o f life. (100,000 road improvement Mrs. Camilla Bruce, Semi­ against; amendment 3, 3,237 The Justice Department con­ voy through the Soviet check­ riba broken. Further, ha add* The 12-ycar-old’i parents, nole County supervisor of for and 1,003 against, and program for the next aix point at Marlenborn and the ed, tha boy'a entire body waa Mr, and Sirs. George Har­ ceded Wednesday that King registration, will be recog- county issue, 2,454 for and 750 months. Commissioner Jim Ruesiana cleared the 22 men covered with cute and bruise*. riett, and his eldest brother motored from Birmingham to nixed for her 15 year* of serv­ against. Avery says " it is being firm ­ in 10 truck* In only 20 min­ He eald, " I t was impossible to George Jr. waited the eight an Integration rally nt Selma, School board will conduct ed up and la, by far, the big­ ice to the Chamber o f Com­ lay your hand on any part o f utes. hours at the hospital. Ken­ Ala., OcL IS in a cur that it* official canvas* Nov. 14 gest program yet.” Formal merce. that child's body, arms, legs neth Is expected to spend a had been rented by w Justice approval la expected i t the Douglua Stenstrom will give In tlie unollicial count, two or head without touching n employe. month here recovering. next Commission meeting. a report on the proposed East school millages were approv­ bruise o r a cut." The department said it had • • • 8T. A U G U S TIN E ( U P I ) — Central Florida state univer­ ed and Fred ltisllinc, Ray Judge m Duncan aald ha waa denied earlier that King had Negro integration lender Gold­ Slaton ami Dun Rales re ­ I Deputy Sheriff Charles Fa­ sity. Scott Burns will report of tha le ropinion thle beating Used the government cur be­ ie Eubanks, already being DRUM MAJOR Roy Green Jr* Band Captain gan did It again last night. on industrial committee ac­ elected as school Irustrcs. practice ice had been continuing cause <*n» o f Us attorney*. N e­ held on-a murder charge, was Norman Leach and M ajorette Captain Sharon Douglas Menstrum, w h o A Juvenile escaped from the tivities. Clifford Mckitibin will the- William* eoupla waa i gro Thcltun Henderson, hud sentenced to four months in Williams will lead tlie Seminole High School the campaign boys farm at Okeechobee, report on progress for metro­ spearheaded ed laat March. married lied in a report to Washing­ the county jail here Wednes­ homecoming parade at 4 p.m. Friday prior to the for the county Issue a i chair­ stole a car and abandoned It politan telephone service in ton. Henderson's resignation day for resisting arrest with­ homecoming game o f the "F ig h tin g Semlnnles” man of the Chamber of Com­ In Orlando, atole another car Seminole County. metaismiui in u * n avy, as­ has been accepted because of out violence. and the Wildwood "'W ild cats'' at 8 p.m. Friday merce university site coniand came here. The boy U In WASHINGTON ( U P I )- P o signed fo r tha laat tw o yearn tho incident, a spokesman inti lee, today issued this at Memorial Stadium, (H erald Photo) the county jail and both cars lillcal diagnosticians began to tha Sanford N a ta l A l l said. statement: recovered. running Kentucky and Phila­ Station. But King contend* that a • * • "W e were v r r r proud of LONDON (U P I) AR 97 delphia election r e t u r n s Sheriff*! Deptify Lea K k « “ strong case” could bo made th* vnla of the people of our Richard B. Keating, direct* Ihroug*' ^ ‘•rtr computers to persona aboard a Trans-Can­ aald the stepfather and moth­ I U r the u rpar.meiit a -epplyCounty to authurize tha Board If or of State Beverage Depart­ day snr, found at least super­ ada Alrlinea T C A DCS Jetlin­ er took the boy at 12:20 a. m. iik him with IranaporUtmn of County Commissioner* to ment, today advised Police ficial evidence of a hackla-h er escaped death Wednesday Wednesday to S N A S dlapenaiiccaum) of the n u in r l a u i call (or a bond election, if Chief Roy Williams to "crack among white voters from the night when the plane skidded ary, where he waa pronounsthreats nii.de on hi* life while MIAMI (l.’P I) — More than necessary, for the purpose of down” on teen-age drinking. race issue. o ff a London Airport runway ed dead on arrivaL In Alabama. 5,000 Russian soldiers left acquiring a situ (or the new Keating aaid almost impossi­ Into a muddy cabbage patch Tuesday’s contests for the Cuba during October, the state university. ble to always prosecute the Kentucky governorship and during a heavy fog. anti-Cadro Cuban refuser or­ "Fou r of our live silcs must liquor dealers and that the the Philadelphia mayoralty ganization "Sentinel* of Lib­ he purchased. Until bow, the Flmoiidng of tlie new Alta- mil approval o f D im Housing, police should arrest juveniles had been walchcd for signs erty” said today. County Commissioners bad no montB Springs Recreational Home ami Financa Agency. found with liquor in their to measure the political e f­ T A L L A H A S S E E (U P I) — A spokesman for the organ­ authority to do thi*. Should Building gut o ff to a good Altamonte Springs citizens possession. fect o f racial tension*. Demo­ Mains will be put In by the Gov. Farris Bryant said today ization said it had received • • • the Board of Control select start Wednesday night with were reminded today by May crats won both races but by city up to the west line o f A t­ adoption o f tha off-year elec­ or Lawrence Swofford that1report* from Cuba that 3,000 nor of tlie four site.*, the Dm Tuwn Council making un l Turkey shoot i* continuing sharply reduced majorities. lantic Avenue with Hickmun tion amendment last Tuesday at the Police Benevolent Hq. Philadelphia was given par­ the deadline lor registering Soviet soldier* left Havana Commission is now in a posi­ inili.il pledge o f (7,500 Inward A LB AN Y. N. Y . (U P I ) — In bn responsible for provid­ made it possible for him to to vote in the Dec. 3 munici-jUct. 17. The other* left Oct. construction. tion to call the bond election, on the lake front, l.t. Joe ticular attention by Republi­ run for ro-eirrtinn but he had Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller ing lines ami arteries within later through Havana 1 beliesc that Hie voters ap Hickson says the next is IS cans because the party line pal election is 5 p m. next ^ A t Dm same lime Die Recre­ today announced his candi­ and the Port* of Martel and proved ibis authority for Die ation Committee. Boh Newell. the park. Hickman has agreed, no plans fe mske tho cam­ dacy for the Republican pres­ Saturday afternoon. has been that tlw GOP lost Tuesday. paign. nfii-r ihe Drat year, to guar­ # • » Deadline for candidates to Santiago, the report* said, County Commission by some- Lom e Jneb and Mrs. Jenu the 1960 presidential election idential nomination en d qualify also will be at 5 p.m. The Russian* took all their thing like a 4 to I majority. p „ U rnnek, w|th Robert C. antee ihe town a fetal o f (450 tf you call the Heart office in the big cities. promised an all-out primary iinnuaily for the next threepersonal belonging*, arms This Is a tremendous vote Weblj „ „ arch lt « t , was autoday or Friday and hear a President Kennedy polled Tuesday. fight to atop Sen. Barry year period. A fter this time N E W YO R K (U P I)—Civil Strange voice, it will be that 68 per cent of the vole in Elected this year will he a ar.d motorized equipment, the and certainly indicate* |!i.i! |horix»‘<l to proceed with plan* Goldwatcr. revenue will come front the inlights pickets scuffled with o f Mrs. Kay Latham, a new Philadelphia, giving him a mayor and two counctlmen report* said. Ihe people of our County are „ ni) flpi.Pif)r,,ions for building Rockefeller told newsmen „ dividual customer* locating In police early today in front of "Alm ost all of Orient* Pro­ overwhelmingly in lavor of .. Heart volunteer. Kay is plurality of 330,000 which en­ for the posts now held by and a nationwide television the 2.10(1 square foot facility j ^ |, ^ television studios where Alavince has been evacuated by the effort being made to have which will go up on tho west ^6 helping out while Dottle Aus­ abled him to carry the entire Keith Nixon and Frank Gcraudience he 1* wilting to Mr. and Mr*. Fred Faulhab- hnma Gov. George C. Wallace Soviet troops," according to our County considered as Ihe tin is out of town for a few state of Pennsylvania. hardt. make the White House race end of the city property facing er, who up|x'ured before coun­ pledged to battle President possible location for Die now Newbury port Avenue. Qualified to date are Swof- tho exile Croup. __ In Tuesday's mayoralty days. next year and let Republican cil with n list o f five com­ Kennedy's re-elec Hun cam­ • • • stale university. All of us ap­ election In Philadelphia, Re­ ford and G. W. " T e r r y " Tctvoter* decide whether he Tha building will be o f con­ plaint*. were assured by May­ paign in 1964. preciate Ihe effort of each Bearing Hawaiian leis and publican James T. McDer­ rault for mayor and Bob Ne­ should be the GOP standard crete block construction with or Lawrence Swofford that all one who took the time and pineapple from a luau, Paul mott polled about 46 per cent well for Ward 2 councilman, bearer against President Ken­ trouble to vole on Dlls q na­ cement floor. It will contain a would be taken under consid­ Bates and Leonard Cassel­ o f the vote in his bid to un­ now held by Gerhardt. nedy. It) by 38-foot general purpose eration within the nest few tion. Application forms for ab­ berry, of Casselberry Utili­ seat Democratic Mayor T A L L A H A S S E E (U P I) — Alter reading a prepared " I want to say, ton, how room with a 12 by 16-foot j ,|„yW_ ties, returned home Wednes­ James II. J. Tate. The GOP sentee balloting will be avail­ Announcement that former statement before television stags*, a kitchen and restrooms pleased I am at Seminole'* Decision on paving Second pre(,i,ltnt n « n y S. Truman camera* In tho Jammed red day evening from Miami share of Hie vote in the last able by Ihe end of next week and shower* for boys and Street between Sanford A vt- w„| ^ Uu. nm)„ ip ,.,ker ha* Fund drive chairman Paul vole on Amendment No. 2. I Beach where they attended city election was 31.4 peri with the ballot* expected to room of the New York state girls, l-ipaco is provided for ana and llerm ite Trail was m|l(le lh„ yjorido titute Unibo ready hy Nov. 18. D. Lewis today accepted a This was the higher educa­ * the 14th annual conference of cent. Capitol building. Rockefeller check for 11,776.39 as the con­ tion amendment. Next lo lire possible future additions lo tabled until tha next meeting Vrrsity homecoming banquet headed for New Hampshire the American Water Works p,,pulnr feature of where tho naliun's first pri­ tribution hy Sanford Naval yard County, I believe Sem­ the north and west of the pending check on drainage. ( j|[B Association and the Florida overall Estimated total cu*U for thi* tho Nl)V< 1S. 17 WMkeml for Air Base personnel to the inole gave Die Amendment its building. Estimated Pollution Control Association. mary will be held next United Fund of Seminole greatest plurality. This is an­ costs are expected to be in the project were set at (4, 780' I old grads. March. Construction will consist of a | ..................... ....... ............... County. The check was pre­ other Indication Dial the peo­ ne ighborh ood of (15,001). Saturday is the deadline (or Council approved request six-inch sub-base covered with sented hy Capt. Robert M. ple of this County are deeply census card returns for the Ware, commanding officer of interested In the very flntot from Dr. J. W, Hickman to six-inch tamp asphalt uud residential area directory to higher rdurational facilities supply city water to Kc-minute sund seal. SNAS. be published by the HinderTlie Ccnlral Florida Coun­ Overseer for the Naval Industrial i'urk subject to fiLewi* explained this con­ for our youth.” Progress report on the muni­ vllkr Volunteer Fire Depart­ cil of the Navy League will tribution is from bare p<-r*on ment. Cards are available at shore establishment in the cipal water system showed , „nly. Navy and civilian* Michael's Store in Ginderville anuthraMcrn United Slates, honor him at a 5 p m. creepthat tha work was til.4 per or at 7-11 Store in Sunland Rear Adm. Lawrence ft. Das- lion Sunday at the Orlando | m lan cd to n „ vy Attack ernt completed at tho end of am, pit will visit the Sanford Na­ Country Club. On Monday. vvinR October. Mains ill the south Estates. (0 t(,ejr con. val Air Station Saturday en Admiral Daspit will review • * • end o f town have been pres­ Orlando'* annual Veterans' tribution. Mrs. L>rm Each, of Alta­ route to Veterans Day activ­ sure tested and moat of them Day parade, then he at Eola Report* In dale show good monte Springs, is a judge in ities in Orlando. sterilized, necessary changes Daspit, commandant of the Park at 10:15 a.in. to deliver progress from the Wing with the saddle horse division of along Altamonte Avenuo are an address. the following units conlribut the Orange County Sheriff* Sixth Naval District, will fly being made and it is expected Ing in excess of their goal: Mounted Posse horse show into Sanford from his Char­ that construction on the en­ headquarters V All-5, VAH-T, V A11 9 ami Sunday ai Fairvlew Park, leston |S. O tire system will lie in the filial YAH II, staff, and with YAH across from the Ben While shortly after 9 a.in. stages of completion within He will confer with Capt. I hilling 140 per rent of it* Raceway. the next 3l> day*. • • • goal. Robert M. Ware, command­ The low bid of (2.086.11, Additional fund* still are Telegram from Congress­ ing officer of Sanford NAS. submitted by Huller Motors of coming from men ilepluyed man Syd Herlong: "Civil and Cdr. George W. KimSanford for a 1901 pickup with other squadron* in the Service Commission will hold moils, chief staff officer of truck for the water depart­ Heavy Attack Wing line. NaMediterranean. They w i l l an examination for postmas­ ment, was accepted subject complete their fund raising ter at Oviedo on Jan. It. v'al sources said today Admir­ to compliance with specifica­ activities before the Nov. 13 Closing date for applications al Daspit is primarily inter­ tion* and approval of Die gov­ deadline. in seeing facilities ts Dec. 10.” Popular John ested ernment financing a g a n c y . which are being developed to H ie b a s e contribution, Courier is acting postmaster. Council also voted to accept « • • support Ihe new RA-3C V igi­ Lewi* added, is better than the best bid for email equip­ two per cent o! Ihc total UF lante attack reconnaissance Parents of girls interested ment Item* needed by the de­ goal. in becoming C.lrl Seoul* arc plane. partment subject fe final ap­ The admiral will continue Lewi* stated: " I f wc could invited to write Mr*. Law­ proval nf the engineer. N A V Y P E R S O N N E L iiiwijmed to Sanford Naval get the full co-operation of rence Swofford, Altamonte to Orlando in Die afternoon Action ou request to close A ir Station have donated ^ 1,37G.7t() to the United all o( the people of Seminole to attend a reception and Springs, who will place them an alley in Stuart Subdivision Fund o f Seminole County. Capt. Robert M. Wure, County that we have and are In neighborhood g r o u p * . dance held by the Centra! was tabled pending completion ( le f t ), commanding o ffic e r o f S N A S, present* a receiving from Ihe Navy w« Names, addresses, age, grade Florida War Veteran- Council of tlie town's overall drainage check to i'uul D, Lew is Jr., UF fund drive chair­ would more than break our and school aleudevl should be in his honor at th« Robert plan by tha engineer. man (N a v y I'huto) goat this year.” Meyer Motor inu. ' included • CC Directors Hold Quarterly Meeting Tonight Floridan Chosen King Auto Ride Stirs Tempest 11 Rescued Convoy Rolls 4-Month Term Democrats Lose Percentagewise Exiles Report : Russians Leave Registration Deadline Nov. 12 Escape Death Altamonte Building Gets $7,500 Start Bryant Says No Wallace Meelee NAS Gives UF $1,376 Check Navy Shore Chief To Visit Sanford 1 HST To Speak Rocky Makes � 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 06, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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VOL. 56 E a ta b lis b e d 1909 T U E S ^ N O V E M B E R 5 , 1968 CORN FLAKES - rvj''** c .iy '* £ £ S C. w . (Jerry) T etn elt, to Altamonte «pria|i, toJd The Herald th'* aorntog to would file his mteatk* to r a for mayor with Ito town J u t today. Incumbent Mayor Law­ rence Swofford already has file d as s candidate for the CRAIG OR8BNO, lS-year-old Sanford a rtist, S g a « t a w d in tha A rt F to tlta j bald a t th e ThU takntad youngster received many votes and favorable comments far the excellence of his work,________________________________(U>» rnoto; Oviedo WMU •bverbrook Drive. T to Woman’* Mlekenary Unlew of the T in t Baptist Chords W Oviedo will s e c t at T p. ■ - Mowday to tha edu­ cational budding of t h a church. Member* to the Mary Lawtow Circle win ewnrw aa wpFollowing the supper Mr* Jack Bryant, wife of th# pas­ tor, will complete a mlsaloo study book on “ Mandelbaum Gate." Th# program will be given by the Nettle Faroell Circle on “Pertoera la Prograss in Japan." Better Than O L O N D O N (UPI) - Four burglars who overpowered ■ Bight watchman here today mad* off with two second­ hand shirts after falling to blow a safe. (LIMITS ONB WJTM TOUB U Oft MOftK FOOD OftDBB FLEAM) "FOOD KING' “THRIFTWAY" FANCY SLICED QUARTERS BACON O LEO wWim eptsMs trade Here’* how easy w# mean: Two glido-out atolvaw brine foods out front • Convenient butter, etoeea and anack blna#Removable meat panwTwln vegetable crisper* • Foods stored In tho door ar* so eaay to reach#A nd there’* 14.1 cu. ft. of refrigerated apacw In all! FRESH “100% PURE" LOTT HOME APPLIANCE LRERRY PLAZA CAB8KLBFRRY T H R IF T Y " BLEACH Loch Arbor, after a lengthy ford In 192$ from Idaho. He cheryi \Vygle, Lawrence Reuwa* a member of Free Math- ^ g i^ b e th Bryen, Merldel •dlst Church of Sanford. YA&J, Shelly Morrison, David He la survived by hi* wife, j o(uu Terry PaltlahiU. Mr*. Mshle Corson, B a n f o r o ; ------------------- . one daughter, Mrs. Don Cor- . "T - U o n r eon, Sanford; two sons, Rev. L e O g U C 1 0 n e O F Timer Young, of Miami, and p | | P ro flF fllV I Waldo Coraon, of Sanford; 10 “ O IIO r r O g r O m grandchildren, thro# groatEd Forman, state repre grandchildren; two lister*, tentative of the National Mias Florence Coraon, Me- Foundation of tho March dosto, Calif., and Mr*. Will* of Dime* and Al Davli Loomis, Rlpon, Calif, and on# S e m i n o l e County repre brother, Hannon C. Coraon, sentative of tho o r g a n • f Modoato. Iiatlon, will speak and ahov Funeral aervkt* were held a film at the meeting of Un a t $:80 p-m, Bunday at tho Longwood Clvle Leagua U Briaion Funeral Home In Ban- be held Tuesday, ford with tho Rers. R. J. Mil- The meeting will be heh ligan and E. C. Sheldon offl- in the Civic League Bulldlm elating Interment waa In Oak- on Church Street. All Interest lawn Memorial Park In Ban- ed women In the area ar YOUNG *N TENDER’ LIMIT: ONE PLEASE “ MR. G" FROZEN I recognize the need for improvements to San ford’s Water Supply b Facilities 2, Sanford's water and sewerage rates plus charges are already one of the highest in central Florida. EACH Limit I>kv. Of 10 ricaM HUNTS' 50 EXTRA GOLD BOND With Thl* 3, Contrary to the City Hall thinking, efforts to induce growth and industry will be seriously endangered. 4, I do not believe the citizens of Sanford would approve the additional cost to them for providing water and sewerage to induce those outside the City limits to he annexed. Coupon A Th* Purchase Of “Sers I f . ’ P B W W l STAM PS BROWNIES K to U to jA d 14 Ox. Pkg. 79e 1Coupon «ood at your "Thriftway* Only. Thru Wed., November • 50 EXTRA 5, It is suggested we pay the bill for water and sewer im n rn v< > m e n tH for mere bait to new areas to induce We make H efty for you to le t cash. You can atretch payments to suit your personal convenience. RECOM M END Ualnfi adequate aource* o f revenue now nv tillable to th e City CommUalon which they have knowledge of. . . . And Kmokes no differenc* whether you want a f«w dollar* or ft Urge amountof cash. P V P M GOLD Coupon & The Purrhe.e Of H { 4 |J .'l|f t BOND " K ra ft's " b M i t o i With Thl* MIRACLE Everything it handled on <* simplified b u is. FRENCH FRIES QUICK FROZEN 2 OZ. I oppose Increasing water rates of our citizens from $6.00 per year minimum with unknown maximums. wh i p Quart J a r 59e l - Si Tn AAM P l S J l ■ a U jifti ""■ ■ """""J Coupon good at your “Thnltway 1 Only, Thru Wed, November 6 50 EXTRA With ThU Co*p*a A Th* Parc has* Of ChaaeASaabara laataat Coffea 10 (>*. Jar $1-33 foupoa good at Oaly Thra W GOLD BOND STAM PS TOM ATO SAUCE 2 8 -0*. ^ * Cnng ^ J “GOLDENHONEY - FRESH BANANAS DOG FOOD 2- 33‘ JUICY “SUNKIST* RED DELICIOUS 2. Revenue from lncrenacd cigarette tax. Time To Return 50 EXTRA w ith Thu i f y i j Q iM Coupon a Th. t o m m t o f t Purchase Of Each Pkg. GOLD BOND B rtakfs*! Sliced K S - tT/A1 M ' l Pj S . l O. A C . F I N A N C E LB. p tilth CHOPS Coupon good st j our “Thriftway’ Duly, Thru Wnl, November • B. ft. bears that •Henna'd ok" U m 1 a a 1a f . along with “Duke." German shepherd owned by Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Glelow. Laat week the “Clock” reported Ann Brandt killed a coral snake by chopping It up with .h e r lawn mower. After that • ite m appeared in this column, Ann received a letter that a pet coral snake, named “ Hermallnk,’' U missing and was last seen headed lor the PRINCIPALS IN TH E m ajor race In today’* Brandt home. Reward offer­ city election are pictured casting their votes this ed: Four baby rattlesnakes. morning n t Precinct 3. Mayor Thomas S. Mc­ • • • Donald (left) and Enrl Higginbotham, opposing One of B. E. P orter’s spies each other for McDonald’s b erth on the City gave out faUe Information. Commission, voted w ithin one hour of each ^D w ight Blaclrwelder says U'a other. (Herald Thoto) • n o t true he la opening a res­ City Commlsilon Monday taurant at St. Petersburg . . night gave the green light to it's a t Fort Pterc*. the transfer of the Public Li­ brary to the old poit-office building at First Street and Palmetto Avenue. The stormy library Issue was resolved when the city fathers voted unanimously to transfer $4,700 from the con­ tingency fund to the library Question* asked at Monday fund to permit Immediate night's first public hearing on Remark overheard on the renovation work on the post­ Casselberry's piuyumd cumstreet corner about today'* office building. prehanslvo xoning plan cen­ election and the apathy being The action to relocate the shown: People are NOT go­ library came after Mayor tered around certain parcel* ing to vote aa long a* they Thomas S. McDon-Id *Jv..ed r.f undeveloped arrrnge, redhave a yacht hitched behind the Commission »h» c it y can­ their car and whiskey in the not sell the property tor 20 dantinl districts of higher classification and the Semi­ years. Commission members sol* Raceway area. had thought to aell it sad ae# Attorney T . G. LaGrone, to Joveph K. Dean, of Longr o m p t iB l Hthbarrt . C a * ;, 1wood. Is the eighth candidate library b w U d l-y i • •*# Yn*fr,‘, .utoft'JjyTi at Ut ,~f • to qualify for one of three tha advtoabil) - ' of .ooing un­ council posts in tho Dec. 3 The Cfty scalp ed the eld developed srenf a* R-t resi­ election. post-office building from the dential district- which set the • # • pt -a document also were fee* federal government on con­ Chorallrrs of Seminole High dition that the bulging he minimum home •pno-s at 7*>0 us,imended along with other !r ur sailing classification School will present a program used only as a library l«r 20 square feet. Referring in particular to eh.mges this evening in the school years. McDonald said he had that acreage north of town Th« finding* of Monday amlitoriuip. been advised by the General up to the proposed Lilliandulv night'* hearing will b« token Services Administration that £ WSCS of Casselberry Com­ the property must he used as development near North Or­ under advisement of the Zon­ lando, LaGrone pointed out ing Hoard Committee. No munity Methodist Church Is a library. that this land at present bus data was set at this time for presenting a talent bazaar A delegation of women in­ no characteristic a* to what any further public hearing. terested tn the relocation of its uses will be in the future. However, th* re-worked ordi­ the library turned out at the Tryout* are slated for meeting. Following the Com­ It w n hi* recommendation nance will he presented to the Thursday at 6 p. m. at Mclo- mission's derision, Commlv- that such area. he held union­ Board of Aldermen and to the ed, with certain restrictions, public for further considera­ dee skating rink for tha in order that they later can tion. March of Dimes •'Hootenan­ lie developed to best usage. ny'' on Dec. 31. LaGrnno al«o pointed out | that under the present plan A “teriyskl" (whatever that no provisions are made for Is) steak dinner will be serv­ agricultural xoning which ed from 5 to 8 p. m. Saturday TALLAHASSEE (L’l'li — might po.nildy l>e in demand by the Fleet Reserve Asso­ State Purchasing Commission at a future date, particularly ciation and it* auxiliary at in the Ran-way area which Is Director Ralph E. Siller said the old American Legion Hut now recommended at commer­ Tuesday that the Florida I'uron the lakefront. Tuhllc is chuiiing Association has em­ cial property. Invited. Proceeds will go to­ A. Owenberg, who own* barked on a cooperative pro­ ward repairs for the hut. property on Seminole Route­ gram to buy Florida-mad'* M i k e Thomas and Dot . vard, also questioned the com­ products. Fedderson *r«* co chairmen. Under state law. Siller Is mercial xoning a* proposed Call 322 2872 or 322 2139 for required to buy Florlda-msda and asked th at a canvass he reservations. made of all land holder* be. product* where the price anil fore any definite action is quality Is equal to product* Cha«e ar.d Company is the produced elsewhere. largest contributor to date to the United Fund with W00 donated by the firm and $1,*53 by 5.1 employes. City strret and maintenance workers were bedecked In new green uniforms, with yel­ low lettering, today . . . and, • f course, it had to rain. • • • L. M. Knight, supervisor of Winn-Dixie, has presented a check of $100 . . . S1QO for each Winn-Dixie store in the county . . . to the United Fund. la The Herald football con­ test last weekend, the ''ex ­ perts" rounded into true mid­ season form with five en­ trants picking 12 out of 14 winners. 7 NAMELY: 1. Florida Power and Light franchise rebate. DOZEN iC E L L O Gold awards from the Unit­ ed Fund to Jackson HeightJ, of Oviedo, and Hopper Ac*0 demy for too per rent parti­ cipation. Cronins High School has made a p irtU l report of $287.50. ,T»lFAklo* 2-370 421 North Orange Av#nv*.. 401 Weal Centro! Boutevord H Q East CotofrfolPrUw........ LOANS MAP* TO a»IP«N .Telephone 424-3605 .Tslaphona 423-6493 .‘TaUphona 42S-264I WITH A PROVEN RECORD OF 8TAW.E, RELIABLE AND CONSISTENT SERVICE FOR YOU l S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A NO. 64 ♦ fC L O ^ FO LG ER ’S Blahop, Joy Blacksmith, JndUh C anos, Patricia Coney, Botty Davis, LaiTto Doans, Shares Drmpaoy, Joy D*** losfctompot Denise Dowdlnf, Sandra lU oliaf, tro ly s Hammol, Alien H a n k , Barbara United Press Leased Wire it . . . LOW, LOW PRICES! G O LD BOND" STAMPS SANFORD ACL offer* something new to Us passengers . . . meal tickets, to be purchased at a wsvin; when buying your fare A n n u a l homecoming of Semmol* High School Thur*. day and Friday will be high­ lighted with the selection of a "Homecoming Queen," a rally, parad* and a football Friday. Them* of tha parade will gams. Tbs two-day event will epen b* “ Wildcat Skins for B*mi- Apathy end Inclement was lh«r comtiliMd thU morning I to e»us* only s light rote by noon In Seminole County'a and Sanford's elections. It wai ootimaUd at noon that only about 15 per cent o? the IB,608 registered Toteri had caat their ballots. Ono of tho 23 precincts with more than 700 elector* reported only 25 had caat ballot*. Other precincts. In a poll by The HkimIJ, reported CO out of 300, 40 out of 400, and aimllar figuree. Pol it leal oh*ereera were of the opinion that not more than •*(V-'?R per rrnt of the voter* would turn o u t Toll* do** at 7 p.m. In tho City Commission race, A. I- Wilson U unoppos­ ed In Croup II whilo Mayor Thomas S. McDonald and for­ mer Mayor Karl lligginbotham were In a last-ditch ef- GENERAL J . C. HUTCHISON, reprwenU ng the Board of bounty Com . miMioners, cuU th e ribbon to officially open the Legion h a ir Monday afternoon, while John F. McCloskey, president of the fair aaaoclatlon, Cecil Carlton, p a st poat commander, and Frank Holmes, post commander. (Herald Photo) By Jaao Casortherry Rider Springs' exhibit at the Legion Fair took first Coming .quarcly to grips fo place tn community exinlni* and received the President’s with downtown traffic con- C’1 Cup. Oviedo placed second. gestlon and parking meter 1,1 The Kiwanis trophic* were discontent, the City Commlsawarded to Sanford Junior slon Monday night put the ^ High Chapter of Future Farm ­ wheels Into motion for a per­ ers of America and to St. petual off-street parking pro­ Luke's School Boy's 4-H Club gram to be financed by eapt- w for their well thought-out ex­ tal Improvement fumla and hibits. parking meter revenue*. In the Sanford Garden The commission voted to lluh'x horticultural display, transfer $22,000 from capital w the Hose Circle received the Improvement* funiU for a ^ Sweepstake Award for win­ sinking fund from which off- ^ ning the most ribbons. street parking loU could be ^ Scmlnolo High School Chap­ ter of Future Farm ers of constructed. Anticipated park- % America won a purple ros­ Ing meter revenue would be ette for the overall winner another source of funds for fl , In participation In the live­ the parking lot program. The city officials noted that stock show. Oviedo Girls 411 Club was 147,000 In capital Improve- % chosen best of the girls club1* ment* are uncommitted on the ^ budget and can bo used fur ( exhibits. , Seminole High FFA and tho such a program. , Commissioner J. H. Crappa ( . said the future of such a plan [ would bo Imperded If the ( I c o m m i s s i o n decided to ''dump’* the parking meters. . City Manager W. E. Knowles, Avenue, and on F irst Street i however, pointed out llist from Oak to Sanford Avemsei , such sinking fund* can al­ Considered the installation i ways bo abolished If ao do- of curbing on the eaat aide a t i aired. Park Drive at McReyoold* u Meanwhile, the touchy Mun- Drug Store; K Iclpal Stadium leasing *rDiscussed Improvements oi rangementa with lha School Band and Commercial Ave* >• Board brought on a prolong- nuea and Thd beautification t- ed and sometimes healed do- of sn alley between Holly, 1, bata between commission wood end Yowell Buildings, members. City Attorney W.C. with sidewalks on both tlde% Hutchison J r. told the board a plantar down middle, ben. h« ha* completed a draft of chcs and Illumination of polo, a proposed lease of tho stad­ type hanging lantern*; ium to th* school board on Approved an additional a ll pcr-year basu, whereby loading ion* tor the north the school board would pay side of H. B. Pope Company. all expenses of operation and Inc. on 8. Park Avw., maintenance, replacing worn Approved a permit for a Dr. J N. Robson, l»2, retired out equipment and returning second taxi-cab for Georgo Sanford physician and sur­ the facility in the same condi­ Cambridge, and studied • geon, died Monday in Semi­ tion a* prior to the lease. plan In Install a sidewalk oo nole Memorial Ifo»pltal. No lease ha* as yet been the north aide of Commercial lie wav horn In Charleston, drawn up between the city Avenue. ami school board covering the use of tho stadium during tho four-month football so* von. City Appeals flew hot over a proposal to shift th* election of gover­ To Dog Owners nor and cabinet to non-preslStanford dog owner* war* ilrntlal election years. maintenance over to the urged Monday night tn eoop. The state amendment au­ school system. The city was crate with th* city in its rub­ thorising the purchav* of paid a 10-cent* per ticket ad­ le* control program. lend* for public recreation Pity Pommlsalonar M. I* mission tax last year from were expected to pass. flaborn Jr. told the commis­ football gale receipts. Commissioner Crupps In­ sion and the press that a lnrga sisted that an immediate leas­ number of doga have been re­ ing arrangement be put Into ported running loo** about SAIGON, South Viet Nam effect to pliacc full respou- town without vaccination tag*. (UPI) — Slain President Ng« slblllty on the school hoard Citing the "dangers" of rab­ Dinh Diem’s youngsr brother for maintenance and opera­ ies - infected animal* biting todsy look refuge tn tha U.S. tion costs. "Its not fair to children and other dogs, ha consulate In Hue hut was (he people of Sanford for the called on the public and pre** turned over to the provision­ school lx>ard to have a free media in helping publicising al government, diplomatic lease . . . to collect money the problem. sources said. 1 Wildwood "Wildcats" tn th* traditional homecoming game a t 8 p.m. at Memorial Sta­ dium. During half-time the “ Homeeoming Qu**n" will h* Tha "Fighting Seminole*" crowned from among Uic*« ill seek revenge fn m th* five candidates, chosea by th* Varsity squad: Marilyn Hunt, Sandy Slayton, Brenda Brown, Sliirley Steed and Susan Brown. Tha "queen" will bo chosen by th* *ntir* student body ami her nam* announced at half-tims- He has the Courage to fight for City Progress Pollr* Department regula­ tion* for tha Village of North Orlando, prepared by I'hicf Andiec Ferrin and hi* volun­ teer policemen, will h« pre­ sented for open dis«u»ilon *t today’s 7:30 p.m. meeting of the VilUg* Council. Th* meeting will he held in ih* Civic Building. All Inter­ ested citizen, ar* urged to be present. The council also will hear th* second reading, by title only, of ordinances granting j 30-year framhuc* to th* HorI id* Power Corporation end ; .Suburban Rulan* Ga, C»m- He has the Courago to keep City business M A IU LY N H U N T S I S A N DROWN llU E N U A DROWN S lllU L E Y S T E E D Paul I'olilival Adv. �• f Story League Smothers Bocks Foreign Aid Cut toy Wof f Three Birthdays Celebrated With Classmates At Kindergarten Party WASBDMrroK (UPI) — fee. George A. i — there. DFJa., e a « Render he weotd rote for a fSM aiUUoa cot ta | the foreign aid bill now under debate In the Senate. But be wanted against any farther 8 methe re, a member of the Semta F e r e l g n Relations Committee which reported eat the bill, called for bipartisan JOHNSTON’! NO-HOACH: Simply brush JoAwton’s # Always interested la davetoping tobar saving devices la livestock aad farming. Us latest la (be "Dodeo Feeder," g fiber gleto livestock mineral of the word. Thai la, aooe of our men receive any pay oc compewittea ter aMieg and ■aslstlag their arighbttt la fighting fire. Every peony re­ ceived by ear ergaatoatioa to BLI Clyde Korea, Mrs. E. F. Rich­ ard, Longwood, aad Joseph Laird, Caaeelberry. The home narse association provides a standard of servics In the home for convalescent, chronically 111 patients need |ng home care. Home Boreas are trained to do naralng func­ tions such as: Boutina bedaide care, Including temperature, pulse, respiration and blood prassura testa, Injections, sur­ By Mra. Adtm to .Iter Tbs November meeting of gical dressings and other the Auxiliary to DeBary’a treatments. American Legion Post 259 will be held at T p.m. this Thurs­ day at tha Community Cen­ Traffic Lights ter. Donations of canned goods for holiday food baskets Used In Court should be turned In at this RICHMOND, Va. (UPI) time. * Special lights to let lawyers The Joint picnic of Um Post know whan* their argument and Auxiliary will bo held time is up go Into use today Saturday at Rock Springs. in the U. S. 4th Circuit Court Those in need of transporta­ of Appeals. tion should call Mr. and Mrs. The system, operated by the court cleark, works like a Ed Iovanna. Members of both organlxa- traffic llgbt. A yellow caution have been Invited by Rev. A. light flashes when an attor­ C. Summers to attend the ney’s allotted time la running Veterans Memorial Service at out and a red light signals 9:43 a.m. Sunday at the First lawyers to slop. Presbyterian Church of De­ Bary oa E. High Banks Road. Past Commander F r e d Amorous Woman Kammetcr, who will be In DeBary Legion Sets Meetings all Posts aad AuxUlarlei bave their colors and stands at the church by T p.m. Saturday evening. Veteran organizations at­ tending will be the Poets and Auxlliarlea of World War One Berracki, American Legion a n d Veterans of Foreign Wars. War IL By Mrs. Adaat Mailer Aaato Bolls Williams, San­ ford; Jobs DoLoach, Lake Ths Democratic Club of Monro*; Edward Spltaer, Mt. DeBary will tie d new officers at a meeting to be held Wed­ Dorn nesday at 7:30 p.m. la the Recreation Hall of tbs Da­ Bary Fire Station. IB X IItM OOOMTT Other matters of Import­ 10)11110 ro a u n sa io * ance are oo the agenda for Waste* *a p itiis N iu ia e T h e S e a l s * C o m m l M l o . will discussion and all Interested OolS a p u b lic h e a r i n g l e e en - persona ara urged to attend. a U e r r e a e a t m e n S l a g I* t h e W ear* e f C o u n t y C o a m l e e l o a • r e te u s < w l Section II t u b acetic* I t lb ) *f the ••■ Inol* C o u n t y Z o n in g R e g u la ti o n * In p e r m i t t h e e r e c t i o n of d o e • S feneea o r w a l l s n o t to e x ­ c e e d I U- I I n c h e s In h e i g h t In any residential district. C a g le * e f t h i s p r o p o s e d r e s o l u ­ t i o n m a y be o b t a i n e d In Ih* Z o n in g o f fic e . C o u r t lln u ee, g a n f o rd . F l o r i d a , M o n d ay t h r u F r i d a y * f ro n t t : * s A. M. In l : t e I*. M. P u b llo h e a r i n g will be h e l d In Ih* g s m l n o l a C o u n t y C o u r t l i m i t , . C o u n ty C o m m i s s i o n e r s Room. Hanford, F lo rid a , on W o d n ead ty . N o s e m b e r II. t i l t *1 1:11 H. M. o r n s so o n t h e r e O ile r ns p ossible. S e m i n a l . C o u n t y Z o n in g Auxiliary 259 Has Card Party Deacons Eye Grid Fortunes WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. (UPI)—A study of tha Wake Forest College athUtlo pro­ gram, "with special emphasis on football" la under way at th* Baptist-aupporUd Insti­ tution which currently ha* tha nation's longest string of conaecutlva football louts. W a k e Forest President Harold Tribble amid Monday tha study waa started in re­ spouse to "question! frem various parte of tha state." He said the study would ba made of the entire athletic program, Ixist barring NICASTItO, Italy (UP!) — Mrs. Amalia Caffano, 34, killc l one of her hens to make a chicken soup and found In its stomach an earring that her daughter, Stefanla, five, lost a month ago. Would-Be Bondit Changes Mind COLLINSVILLE, Okla (UPI) — Service station ope­ rator Coy Milter thought It waa a joke when a man wear. Ing a sack over his head and carrying a gun walked into hit station and demandedmoney. When Milter jokingly tokl hit grandson to get a shotgun, the would-be bandit muttered, "Oh well, forget It," and strolled off. New Rates TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — New Western Union rates art in effect today that will In­ crease the coat of a wire betwi-en FI. fid* point* by 10 15 IB cente. H. B. Pope Co., Inc. Hy H e b e r t *. Drown Sem inole C o u n t y Z o n in g t H r e ri o r Progress Edition Moiled Anywhere In The U. S. For 30c eta — Up To Data Report — Growtof City and County Iadnatry aad A g r in ltv o Hoaaoo Tor Gradooa Living C D K -U I buuiuoln s'ou.vrr lu v tv u t'oMMiuaiov V.ll>. ef PuM*. Hear)** Tha Sanford Herald’* Aaaaal Sanlnola County Pictorial Progress Edition Win Be Delivered To Bagukr Subscribers. You Can Band An Extra Copy Of This Outstanding Edition To Yoor Friends Far Only 30 cents “ Sorry No Phone Orders1 Film Planned Fllma showing the restora­ tion of historic Williamsburg, Va., will be shown by Ed­ ward Luna of Casselberry at tlw Woman's Club of Cassel­ berry at I p. a . following a abort buslot sa meeting atorting at 7:30 p. m. Wed­ nesday. Mall Or Bring This Coupom With 80a For Each N a a o Tot The Sanford Herald P .O . Box 1657 Sanford, Flo. T o Schools DeBary Personals C R E A T IV E able to the location and con­ ditions you have available. If you choose flowering plants, remember they must have some sun every day with tha exception of African violets, wax begonias and bromeiiads. Plants grown* chiefly for their foliage can liva without aun. Colored-leaved plants, for example, crotons, caladluras and coleus belong close to south or west windows. Also grnuiums, azaleas and your annual seedlings should have this aouth or west exposure. House plants shouldn't be fertilized until three months after they have been brought indoors and then not more often than once every six weeks. You should make the rounds of your house plants every day and water those that need It. The frequency and amount of water required will vary with the type of plant, the weather and the kind of container. Moisture in the air Is also essential. If light and water are right there isn't much else to wor­ ry about in growing houst plants. Mike Hoogerwerf Honored On Birthday With Party ingsley, served refreshments of cake, ice cream and cold drinks. Decorations were in a Hal­ loween theme and the birth­ day rake was decorated in brown and yellow and topped with pumpkins. The table eratcrpiece was a witch and black cat. A surprise gift was found among the presents. It was n watch to Mike from his fa­ ther, who Is aboard tho USS Independence. Pvt Potholderi! A aet of "pet potholder*" that will protect your hand*! Sew-casy to make. No. 218-H ha* hot iron trans­ fer and complete directions. To order aend 33 cents in coins for each pattern to: Creative Woman Sanford Herald Box 438. Midtown Station New York 18. N. Y. Add 10 cents if first class mailing 1* desired. Print name, address with style number. Auxiliary Plans Meeting Wednesday MIKE HOOGERWERF. left, show* Jerry H er. m an, the watch his futher *ent him for hia birthday, a t a party in observance of hi* 11th birthduy. (Herald Photo) The Ladies Auxiliary of the Wckiwa Lodge 879 will meet this Wednesday at 7:J0 p.m. at the Oddfellows Hall on Magnolia Avenue In Sanford. All member* are urged to By Helen Snodgrass attend a* a big surprise is in The Harvey Dunn family, including daughter, Linda, of store for those attending. Orlando and Chuck and hia family, from Tampa, attend­ Don't hesitate to store left­ ed the annual homecoming of overs in opened cans. Can­ New Hope Methodist Church ned loods may be safely left last Sunday. There Vcre 24 in the opened can if they're Dunns preseot for the event We aU like to be friendly. covered and kept In the re­ frigerator. Of course any left­ A recent guest at the Har­ However, greeting a person Clark, Gerald Behrens, Wit over rooked food, stored in vey Dunn home in Enterprise you have just met with "HIliam Klinefelter and Mrs. Zit any type of container, should was If. L. (Scotts) Ilobiaon ya. Mac." may nuke him from the Army Air Force In be refrigerated. trower. Enterprise Personals PLEASE PRINT PLEASE PRINT I NAME ... | NAME ... I ADDRESS | ADDRESS 1 CITY ...... I CITY ....... 1 STATE .... I STATE ... INSURANCE PLEASE PRINT PLEASE PRINT AUTO & PROPERTY I NAME ... | NAME invited to our GULF SEKV1CB Tire* • Batten** • Accessories Road AAA Service Guaranteed Brake A Muffler Service French A let. FA 2-0D21 FA 2-91)22 FEEDS Sanford Flour and Feed Store OVIEDO SHORTHAND student.* are shown d u rin g class with th eir teacher, Mr.*. Theo Aulin, standing ut rear. This y e a r’s course is the first tu 1m uffurud ut tho school iu uina ywur*, (Herald Photo) Jiut Dandy Feed* Timothy Hay - Cotton Seed Meal Cow Feed 93-40 par 100 lb. Kittening end Fattening 3go Sanford Av*. Sanford I ADDRESS | ADDRESS I CITY ..... | CITY ...... » STATE ... I STATE .... AUENCY 219 S. Park Av*. FA 2-564 SANFORD. FLA. R. L. HARVEY Thursday, November 7, 7 to 9 P. M, PLUMBING C o u p let* Installation* • Repair* Bathroom and Kitchen Fixture* W ater Pump* Frea Estimates 204 a ganford FA 2-SX91 VACUUM CLEANERS SANFORD Vacuum Cleaner Service Parte A Supplies For All NO N EED FO R A HEAVY FO O T! ... a u t o s e r v ic e HARRY ADAIR’S . Church Calendar Anna Miller Circle Plans , Spaghetti Supper Saturday Scared Rabbit FORT WORTH (UPI) Mra. Dorothy Kingry reacted quickly when a bandit enter­ ed Walker's drug store and demanded money. "Turn the machine gun on him, Mr. Walker," the shouted. The bandit fled. There waa no ma­ chine gun. Mr. and Mrs. William Bent- Bernosky, and her daughter- aad whit* n u n *. Th* table oaky celebrated their 23th In-law, Mrs. Ellra Vlhlen waa centered with a three The Sanford «*o»w te e m e weddin* anniversary Friday Bernoiky. attend waa a ado, lorn, who night. Supper waa served at is stationed In Scotland with of Mrs. E. C. William*, on Drive, for the Immediate fam­ late the couple. A yellow and Mrs. Reynolds Lambert, Mr. the U. 8. Nary. Throe students at Happy [ presented song and dance rou-1 So Halloween would not be t with orange and bli Holly Ave. for tho regular ily, followed by open house white color theme waa used and Mrs. Raymond Robinson The couple wae married at Acres Kindergarten stole the tines. The parents were in- completely overshadowed the I poms and paraded In decorations, Including and family, Mr. and Mra. Ber­ natwoods, Pa., and moved to monthly session. during the evening. show from the witches and I sited for the gala programs. | children d o n n a d costumes I school grounds, Hostesses were Mrs. Mil­ nhlte wedding bells and floral nice Williams, Mr. and Mra. Florida eight years ego. They goblins last week. Ronald J The group votod to send a dred Robinson, sister of Mrs. arrangements of yellow rosea Mlltoo Hanner, Mr. and Mrs. have five eons, William, whe Hackett, Kenneth Psuik snd ^ A memorial fund to Mery Art WUliam Bernosky Jr. and is married and Uvea oa VlhMartha Warner each celeMagasine in memory of Dr. children, Mr. and Mrs. Ron­ ien Road. Tom in service and bratrd their birthday during and Mra. E. D. Brownlee. ald Robinson and eon. Ran- three who ere in school, Bob­ the week, so a joint birthday Mrs. rred Robb conducted a dill, Mrs. Erie Vlhlen and by, Danny and David. psrty was planned for them. workshop la which aba stress­ The first to occupy the dlamood studded "King's Chair" \ ed choosing stories suitable was Ronald, next came KenA ter different ace levels, rut­ neth. then Queen Martha. ting tad preparing MUabla Cake and punch were serv­ stories aad ths presentation ed to tha children and their playmates. Favorite songs of 9 of them. Mra. Betty Snyder told a the three hooorrei were sung fg M itory written by Claire Hutat the party which was celechet Bishop ontltlod Five brsted on music day. J f l B g B n g Chinese Brothers. The joyful week was ended M F j| Last year member* of the with t program in which the H H Story League collected favorchildren recited verse and I S Ite recipes end published a Homecoming cook book. The proceeds were used to boy much needed Football Games book* ter tha library ter MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM BERNOSKY schools la the county. Dress or Street About US library boot* were donated to the Junior High School aad elementary school lb date they have From Camellia CSrcto You will enjoy the feel — the comfort and tha spent about fXO on these By Mrs. Dsa Reyns Us Mr. and Mrs. Fred Docks confidence of being correctly and well dr taaed books. The league baa a book Mr. and Mrs. A. Brockner HOUSE PLANTS nrtt newcomers In DoUary. plate bearing this inscription; of Torronto Rd. entertained Now that fall is in the air when you don one of our beautifully tailored "Reading la a search, a chal­ Percy Adriatic* of Bergenfleld, They live on Floridans Rd. and winter isn't far away, lenge, an adventure and tra­ N. J . Friday evening at din­ wool halt sulta or dresses. You’D be amaxed a t your interest may be turning SITTING IN T H E CIIAIR reserved for birthday kings and queens are vel In exciting courageous to bouse plants. Most home­ the "much lean than you thought" price. Seleci left to rig h t, M artha W arner, Ronald H ackett and K enneth Paulk who company, Comal — Let’s ner. Mr. Adrlnnca also visit­ makers use bouse plants the were guesta of honor a t a jo in t birthday kindergarten p a rty , last week. ed Mr. ana Mrs. Adam Mul­ year around ns an Integral youra now from — ler of Second SL while In De­ part of their decor, but they • Bary. are especially enjoyed during the winter months, when the WEDNESDAY Mrs. Maris Arcardl of Hi­ eut-of-doors is not so green. Family Night supper at biscus Dr. entertained St a You don't have to be an ex­ ririt Cspliii Church, starting dinner this past week, In hon­ perienced gardener or have a or of tho lis t Wedding Anni­ at • p m. green thumb to enjoy growing THURSDAY versary of Mr. and Mrs. John house plants. Yon may like to Armao of Sanford. Among The TEL Sunday School nse some large plant with the guests were Mr. and Mra. Class of First Baptist Church lush foliage In an entrance "f------ 7 1 Thcmaa Armao and children, will meet at 3 p in. at the ball or soma smaller potied m * Terri and Tim; Miss Rose Sig­ home of Lira. M. C. Hagan, plants with brightly colored cently, with a party at the norelli and the Carl Signorel­ too Elliott Avc. for the month­ leaves or gay blooms to home of his parents, Mr. snd ly business and social session. lis of Indian River City. brighten a kitchen or family Mrs. R. II. Hoogerwerf, 2431 room. The color scheme of a South Willow Ave. room may be enhanced by the A group of playmates were right choice of potted plant invited for an afternoon of or plant container. games. The honoree’s mother, In growing house plants assisted by Mrs. Laurtlla you must choose plants suit­ W OMAN To Your Friends NEW LONDON, C oon..— (UPI) — John Brown Jr., complained to police that a mlddleaged woman followed him out of a local store, tug­ ged him Into an alley and then threw her armi around him. Brown said that be "re­ sisted her advancea" and pushed her away. When she was gone, he found that his wallet, contain­ ing p a , was misting. For The Kineel Year Around IN SU R A N CE Weather Conditioner All Lines W ritten FEDDRRS Sale* — Service Bring Your Insurance 300 S. Park Ave. Sanford Problems To Us — FA 2-4234_______ _ ruhllsh Oct. ZS A Nor. I. IMS UBM-U* By Mra. Adam Mailer The Auxiliary to DeBary'a American Legion Herbert D. Gibba Pott 239 held a card party last Wednesday after­ noon at the home of Mr. and Mra. Louis St. Amand on De­ Bary Avenue. Proceeds will be used for the auilllary pro­ jects and welfare work. Door prize winners were Mrs. Luther Tarbcll and Mra. W. J. Sylvester. Table prize winners Includ­ ed Viola Howard, Evelyn Dzlck, Julie Croake, Eva Leonard, M a b e l Swallow, Frieda Froetscher, Helen Mlchelscn, L i l l i a n Maacuch, Helen Kissel, Sophia Stutterhelm. Mrs. Arne Erickesen and Mr*. Tarbcll. AIK CONDITIONER Commission M o t i f . II b aro b y gtv.i i, t h a t a t t a r c u a . t d s r a U o n . t b . S tin tBole C u u e ty Z o n in g Oommlvelon will h» M e public h t o r I n * lo d o l . r i n l u * t b . t . a i l b l t l i y o f refo in m o n U lu g tu t b s ]ionr<l of C u u n t y C o m m tM lu no r* t h a t t h a fo lln i>lne d . « c r l b . d p ru tM rty p r . . . a l l y eon*<) I I I Ulngla f a m i l y l l . a l d .n tla l t>* aonad II- t M u It Ip Ia fa m ily II..Id .m la li L o ti ZJ and IS, f r o s t ' * Addn. t o A lta m o n te , f u r t h e r d escribed aa tylag J i u u l h a a tl e f T e r r a c e L ab* t a d L o n g w o o d Av*. P u b lic b . a r l n g w ill b# h a l d In tb # h . m i n u t e C o u n t y C o u r t l lo u ao . C o u n t y C o m m l s v lo n r r a R u u u . Hanford, flo rid * , on VVolaesdey, N u v s u i b . r II. IMS a t TiZ* H. M o r a a aooii i b . r o a f t . r a . poss ible. N.inlnolo C o u n t y Z o a i a g C o m m u n io n By R o b e rt i . a r o n n gsm lnola C ounty Z o n in g D ir ecto r f u b l l s b Oat. } t U May. I, l»*J Send The Annual Pictorial .Picks Pocket „ . OLDENBURO, G e rm a n y Democrat Club Sets Election |n mnv» <ttitm 0 breathe harmful spray*. 25th Anniversary 'ja/vdsn Sain o n of th* association! Mr*. J. T. Russell, Mrs. C. C. Tom­ lin, Judge Vernon Miss, Dr. EU White, Mra. Ethel Forifoy, Harold Rowland, Mr. and Mrs. N azi Accused In Torture Deaths Tha prosecution said Georg Htmpen, 89, was guilty la the deaths of at leait tlx Inmates of the Fort Queuleu Gestapo eamp near Mats. UB PUBLIC HEALTH NURSES of Seminole Count trained for public health aarview, era pictured, k f t to right: M argaret B utler, Joyce Crowe, Florye Gilbert, Grace Flaher and Evalya Morrto. Tha "patient" to Beverly William*. Alao on tha nursing sta ff ara HaJda Kibba aad Helen Layna. (Herald Photo) (UPI)—'Tha state accused a former police official of tor­ turing French prisoners to dsath while administrator of Bktta a concentration eamp In oc­ Mr. 90d Mrs, Edward GUhs- cupied Franca during World pto, baby girl; Mr. aad Mra. V tnoa Lea, baby girl; Mr. aad Mrt-’l a m r i Haary, baby llrl; Mr. nod Mrs. Lloyd O ram , baby boy, all of Banlord; Mr. tad-M rs. Chariot P. Harrison, baby girl. Longwood; Mr. and Mrs. Prank Bchauteet, baby girl, Cassel­ berry - W IN N D IX IE FOOD STORES Ing equipment nod to cover operation coats. "Our department knows no boundary lines la laminole County except those of com­ munities that do have organlied fire departments. To these communities wa are ready and willing to aiiist, on request of their department offidaU, In any amergeney . . . In Sanford, Lake Mary and all other parts of the county. Margaret Hatch. Fraacaa Greta, Rosa Mm Washing­ ton, Daraak Mossor, Linda McNamara, Victoria O'Day, Caroline GUtospto, I h l r l a y Gooding, Mania Humphrey, Dorothy folds, Lana Thomp­ son, Doris Lst, Patricia Ber­ nal, wniam GOmartto, Danay Walla, 90 of Sanford; Lfltiaa (Beaty, H a n d Johnson, Jaha Batch, Robert B a rit, all «l DeBary; Doris Schau(set, Casselberry fme * *» V Cm r Presents Books Garrett’s When you first taka the wheel of a new IBM Cadillac, you're going to be amazed! For thb latent "car of ears" hua attained a level of performance you h*vs» never before experienced. To be sure, there’e greeter amoothneea end quiet. There b also increased agility and handling ease. And, above all, there'a added power, acceleration and reeponaiveneea. There b no need for a heavy foot in thb dynamic earl Cadillac'a new performance b the result of many sdvaneemente throughout the power train. The engine b new—and U it Ike **o*l povrtrful fs Ike tar't history. The famoua ilydra-Matlc tranamiaalon has been redeoa* nwre^r new — u«i.« *w ■.*!»»■** signed to provide the moet re*ponaive operation of s i tima. And a new Turbo Hydra-Matte on soma models aeaurea true brilliance of performance. All In all, Cadillae is mom than s hundred way* new, It* new atyling b elegant as never beforo . . . with a divided grille that makea It unmbtakabla on any high* way. Ite Interiors are unusually luxurious. And Ite now options include an oxcluaive Comfort Control* that late you pra-aet interior tamparaturo exactly to your liking —and hold it aoaaon to aeoaon—while at the atm* time controlling humidity. VUit your dealer toon and get ready for s surprise I MOU TIMPTING THAN IVW -AND JUS! WAIT HU VOU WUYI IT—M l YOU* AUTHOUUD CADtUAC DtAU* Downtown Sanford Seminole County’* Only Daily Newspaper” H O LLER M OTO R SALES CO M PA N Y SECOND AND PALMETTO PHONE FA 2-0711 Make* Int-ludinx EIm Iih Iui F ree Pick Up Ph. FA 3-22.H2 : F tilfew m �Craig Goes To Cards ST. LOUIS (UFI) — »>*w *” d■ S*»« OcMn) C nl( "Mace*" pttebar with M u i(« B l a g Deviaa a tba New York Mete, w u ja comeback try from the tear T »ie> the tse bigge-t *.br+*f - i t ta the * Itth with Lew^torea* national title t 1®# ®, L hopes. Ohio State, Washington, Army and Missouri achieved the U , 1*, 14, IS slots to or­ der and Wisconsin, sixth last week, plummeted to 16th. Memphis State, which only fatoai major collets status In 1040, eatarad the ratings for the first time to fta history to a nth-place tie with Gkprgia Tech. 3 Grants On Injury L ist NEW YORK (UP1) — The New York Giants, fighting to overtake first-place Cleveland la the Easton Divtskm of the Kattoeal TbetbaB League, the Phfiadelph Brown and severe bruise, kate to S t Do aai Gifford I Tba Tiger* own a tie with Oto Mlap, • wto over Missis­ sippi State and tost Saturday smothered Louisville. of tackle Roosevelt Brown, Arkansas, North Carolina and *« ...■ deadlocked for flanker frank Gifford and eafetyman Allen Webb tor next Sunday's game against the s t Unde Card laml tamp trade involving Altman one Uxuj * i i h the c h a n t * o f a lifetime to hit the win column with regularity. . "It'l one of the beet things to happen to mo aiace P et been hi baseball/* said the 32-yearold 130-pound Craig. Ib e Meta and the Cards Ifooday announced the trade which will put Craig to • Red Bird uniform and aend dlaappototing 2S-year-old o u t ­ fielder George Altman, and rookie pitcher Bill Wakefield to Sew York. Devine brought the led. handed power-hitter Altman to St lamia {torn the CUcago Cuba, giving up pitchers Larry Jackson and Lindy Mc­ Daniel. As the seiu n pro­ gressed the Cards showed they needed pitchers, not out fielders. The Mets apparently took a good l o o k at 22-year-old righthander Wakefield who had signed with the Cards tot a $35,000 bonus. Wakefield, of Kansas city, A wild prairie flower be­ is a student at Stanford. Ha longing to the pea family, the kail a J-i record at Tuba and blue-bonnet la the atate flower a 14 mark at Atlanta the past season. 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Doc was out Another “new name* to the column, Bill Day, broke out open bowlin’ a t the time and with a rash of strikes, too, in Jane and I attended thla party this league. He rolled the high in foil costume. single and eerie* fo r the mt Came time for the unmask* a 811/541. Inr. 1 yelled over to the doctor But* do wish th a t mot* of th at he ahould pull off hla the leagues would p u t both the mask, too. Evideu tally be first and last name oat* their didn’t appreciate a y com* yellow sheets la order th a t we m enu one bit eaaae be really could report on the scores for tore up my pins in ths Sam- everyone in eU the leagues. inoie Memorial Hospital Lee- It's disconcerting to say that fue. Bill M. or Mary R. rolled a Ha biaatad borne a winning good gams. e o m b i n a t i e n of S16/M9 Another new name is Lynn acratch game and series, high Queen, who bawls for the for the entire league. Thursday Night Mixed Combo Also bowling real well for League. He promoted a string this league were C. Cooper of of atrlkea into a 198 game end the Place bo’a teem with a 20t / thea scored a GOO aeries. It M li Bichard Elam e I the wee Bob A Bob going strong Beal pel’s—202. for the men. A couple of new names this Keetambaum rolled for aer­ week ere Bleb Walls ted and ies end took it with hla 533 as Joe Pickena. Bob Tlnlin shot th* high sin­ Both toil for the Tuesday gle, • 194. Evening Buelneaemen'a Lg. Tommy Kipp o f the Je t Wallstcd rolling for Mooney’a Lanee Kcglcrs League Thurs­ Appliance took high elnglea day pounded away until ha with hla 111 game and Joe finlshsd that tenth frame with Pickena rolled a >00/593 ser­ a 211 gams and put two other ies, just missing the 200 av­ "goodies” alongside of It for a erage mark by S pins. 507 night Almost averaged 1 see where there were a few 190. Uioro who entered into that Albert J o h n s t o n of the '‘Charmed Circle” by bowling Moose Team tn the Keeler’s • 200 game or higher. Steve League rolled * 191 game end Mason had a 207; Buddy Hodge had a 185 and Fry, a Boyles of Kondrsckl A Cline 187. had an oven deuce—200. Alnog with Kipp's good She’s a big girl who'a rolling bowling for the Sanford At­ an even bigger bombing ball! lantic Bank team, Brown had Talking about Dot Button of a 201 games; Wright—131; the A rt Brown Feet Control Mathawa a 184. team of the Hi Nooner'a Lea* For the five 7'e, S .Barnes guc. Dot shot a magnificent came through with a 180; Ray 231 scratch game and finished Bob lion—191; Wcndall Ma­ with a 537 seriee. Barely not­ jors—190 and Rich B a rn e sing out thle Dorothy waa an­ 189. other Dot, Dot Johnson who N'OV. 10-17 w c’H start the won series honors with a 600 local (luotifylng for the Ol’AF set. Team Handicap Tournament Experts say that ths heavier All you need to enter la three the bell the greater Is your regular membera from your chanco of scoring a strike, team plus two others. but Dot Button rolls only a One of our every four teams 10-pound hall. locally will competu in the Some of the other lassies area finale, alao to be held at who turned in creditable Je t Lanes tn Decsmbcr. One of games were Teens Armao— each ten team will go to the 163; Jean Webster — 178; stale finals at Ocala. Sophie Woodson—183; Nan Anyone making it from the Quinn—107; Mary Elmore State finals will go to the Na­ 170—Libia Whitehead — 172; tionals in August of 1964 and E tta Dorman — 108: Cathy compete for that first plsce Poutter—178 and P a t Slpley— prise of |7,G00 plus many, 200 . many other prises. About Sporto Thinking Out Loud BY JULIAN BTENSTEOM What happened to tha Sem­ inole* 7 You can talk to a down fans and gat aa many different answers. Wa’d Just as toon let It go as one of those things. But, unfortu­ nately, a sports scribe esn't always do it, • • • When you analyte tha eontest tho Seminoles played a good ball game. Defensively, it's a wonder the fired up Leesburg Yellow J a c k e t s didn't score more thsn 13 points. Offensively, one of Seminole's problems was that it did not hava the ball enough. Another reason was that one Seminole drive died on the nine for the lack of an­ other yard and a first down. And tho final gun sounded with the Seminoles on Lees­ burg's six. Those could be exiled bad breaks. • • • if you can lind any dung to say about the Seminolea and their offense it might to that they didn't hit the airlines often inougb. It's true that the stiff breeic could have play­ ed tricks with the ball. Yet, the Jackets were able to com­ plete five o( their six at­ tempts. • • • But remember, the Jackets, by the time Seminole got a chance to run its first play By advertising a product, a manufacturer sell* more and by telling more be can cut unit cost in production, there­ by making the product cost lass. from scrimmage, had rolled up two touchdowns and 13 points. Tbs Jackets could af­ ford to gamble in tha alrlanei. Th* Seminolea couldn’t. • • • We’re no football coach. But we know enough about the game to realise that there are only three things that can happen when you go to the air. Only one is good. The sec­ ond cm cost you a down, and the Seminoles weren’t in a po­ sition to give up downs. Fi­ nally, an Interception, can kill you. And tn view of the game's situation that's the last tiling the Sanford eleven coukl afford. • • • Also, w ere not given to making excuses. But some­ thing was wrong with that clock at the Leesburg Park. There were times when It didn't start on tho proper sig­ nal and times when it would­ n’t stop. There’s no doubt in our minds that the clock tick­ ed 13 to 15 seconds too many lata In the bail game when it should have been stopped on the official's signal. It might not have cost the locals a ball game but it's a sure thing it cost them a play. And from the six-yard lino who knows but what Lee Sparkman might have bulled his way into pay dirt. . • • • No matter how you slice it— Leesburg! Yellow Jackets played a great ball gama! As far as we’re concerned they got what they deserved—a V«U earned victory I The annual Peanut contest between the Sanfead Junior High School Braves and the 8outh Seminole Junk* High Hurricanes la an ta p ta r Thursday night at Sanford’s Municipal Stadium. This game will climax the season for the two junior high elevens. Th* Bravo* will go into th* affair undefeated la four games. They whipped South Seminole in their er 87 to 6 end went o* to de­ feat Wildwood Jan lor High and post two wins over the Oviedo Lion Cubs. Aa for tho Hurricanes, they have recorded a pair of wins over the Lion Cuba uf Oviedo and defeated St. Cloud twice. Their one lose was to the Braves in an earlier contest this season a t Longwood’a Ly­ man Field. Th* Hurricane* a n expect­ ed to be up for this on# de­ spite the ta c t that they have lost 12 players from tha squad with which they began the season. However, some *f Heed Coach Jim Clark’s re­ serves have taken over the va rated position and coma along in fina fashion. Meanwhile, tha Brava* are preparing fo r this contest in hopea of completing their 1968 season witout a blemish on their now apotlsss record, Head Coach Dun Pelham will be counting on the passing arm of aca quarterback, Frank Whigliem and a host of highly rated backs to earry the Braves. The game will take on an air of holiday festivities with tha appearance of a host of South Seminole and Bravo fans and the 02-piece Hurri­ cane Hand. Meanwhile, this will be tho Braves’ big home game of the season and the Sanford Junior High Band will also be on hand. Starr Gets Feel O f Ball GREEN BAY, Win. (UPI) —“Let me tell you. I t felt rsal great just holding ths ball.” Quarterback Bart Starr of the Green Bay Packers was talking about hla return to "action" after suffering a broken buns in bis throwing hand two weeks ago against ths St. Louis Cardinals. "Sly hand feels much bat­ ter. I cun flex it again,” Starr said. “ But I still hove no idea when I’ll bo able to raally play again." Starr held the ball tar Jerry Kramer ss tho placekicking guard booted four flsld goals tn four tries and three extra points to aid Green Buy to * 33-14 victory over. Pittsburgh. Three at Seminole County's four high school football m a­ chines go back into action this week while the fourth enjoys * much seeded often date. The big affair, aa far a s Sanford fans are concerned, will be the 1983 Homecoming game with the Seminole High eleven entertaining the highly touted and undefeated Wild* wood Wildcats. This game Is slated for Sanford's Municipal Stadium on Friday night. Meanwhile, tha Greyhounds a t Lyman High will make Sherwood Wins Men's Tourney TED BELLHORN (No. 80), a 165-pound Junior end for tha Oviedo High Lions apparently is losing the ball during this tackle by an unidentified member of the Melbourne Centrni Cnthotic High eleven. This fiction oc­ curred during Oviedo's 24 to 6 victory Inst Friday night. (Herald Photo) Jai Alai Season To Cubs, St. Cloud Play Tonight Begin O n Saturday Jai Alai returns to the banford area on Saturday, Nor­ man E. Stabell, executive vice president and general manager of tho Orlando Sem­ inole Fronton, announced to­ day. The fronton, on highway IT93 in Fern Park, begins its third season of operation, run­ ning through March 25, 1961, with 11 games nightly except Sundays. Members of the 3»plsyer •quad have already begun as- Mantle Sued For $200,000 DALLAS (UPI) — Mickey Mantle, New Ycrk Yankees ■lugger, waa charged today with foul dialing* with hi* •ndoriementa and other off­ season, money-making activi­ ties. A |200,000 damage suit was filed Monday in behalf of tha bankrupt Mickey Man­ tle Enterprises, Inc., a cor­ poration that originally waa to handla ail of Mantle’* business — except hitting home runs. The suit charge* that the ■lugger sold hla Interest in ths corporation, then started selling hit endorsement of products, personal appearancea and othar non-baseball activities on his own. scmbling at tho fronton for butuiday's opener. Over the weekend, 33 players arrived from bpaln where they have been playing during tho sum­ mer. This year's program will contain the names of 10 new players, Slabell reported. Their addition 1« exported to give local jai atal fans one of tho tost lineups since the sport first opened In this arou. The majority of players, however, will be familiar to tto local scene, with a num­ ber of last year’s favorites returning. Among them are ludiola, irlarte, Lorrnio, Arcitio, Arrleta, Gasti, Astiga, Augustin, Elorrl, Jacin and I’radcra. The slate racing commis­ sion, which supervises jai ilui, has approved a 13day longer season this year. The schedule culls fur a total o! 115 days with 1,263 individual gainel to bo played. In addition, then* will to 40 matinees with a total oi 400 individual games. These will get under way Nov. 16 and will he played on Mondays and Saturdays throughout the season. Special matinee days will to announced. Nightly first games will start five minutes earlier than last year, at 7:to p.m., Sla­ toll said. Matinees will start at tto regular 1:15 p.m. time. Ladies’ nights aro sot for Tuesdays and Thursdays. The first tournament of th* Mayfair Men’a Golf Aaaoclation waa won Sunday by Harold Sherwood, firing a 73. Fourty-four member* teed off tn th* opener. Sherwood tallied • plus nine In the point ayitem tourney. Bob Jernigan was aecond with a plua eight; tin! for third place were Bob Sheddin, Arnia De France and Spencer Ilardin with plua flv*. Closest - to • the • pin honors went to Wilks Bowman who fired a tee shot three feet from the flag on hols nurabar 16. Longest putt prise was won by Jerry Jernigan who sank a 60-foot putt on hols number 0. A buffet In tha clubhouse closed out activities for the day. Next Sunday tha men’i group will entertain McCoy Air Furce Base in tha first Inter-city contest of th* aca son for both teams. The Initial eeuraa en this week’s Seminole County grid­ iron menu will be offered to­ night when the Oviedo Ju n ­ ior High Lion Cube entertain the SL Cloud Junior High eleven at John Courier Field. The contest, slated for 7:30 p.m., will wind up a six-game schedule for the l.lon Cuba. And the Cubs are re putted to b* completely anxious to gr«h tonight’s tilt for it Is their last chance to post *t least one victory tide year. To dale the Cubs have Statistics on the Oviedo dropped two games to Sanford Junior High Braves, a pair of High • Melbourne Central games to South Seminole Jun game of Friday night follow: Melbourne lor lligh'n Hurricanes, ami a Oviedo II First Downs previous contest with St. 253 Rushing Yardage I Cloud, 164 Passing Yardage 356 Total Yardage 1 Gators Prepare lo h Pasies (alt comp) < 1 Pa i sex lute, by For Georgia n Punts 3 39 GAINESVILLE (UPI) — 3 Fumbles Lost 1 Th* University of Florida’s «o Yards Penalitrd 35 Gutura began closed practice Individual Yardag': sessions today aimed at stop­ OVIEDO: Miktcr 90. Gouge ping lung tossing L a r r y 77. Brooks 72, Courier It, Rnkestrnw. MCC: Kick.lt 71, Witkuwski Couch Ray Graves called 45, Newquist 23. Itakratraw "one of the beat Oviedo 6 6 6 *-24 passers In the Southeastern Melbourne 0 0 0 6— 6 Conference," and said the o —Brooks 2 run (kick failed) Gators would have to atop O-Guuge 7 run (run failed) him If they were going to O—Mlkler 67 run (kick failed) stop the Bulldogs. M-Wltknwikl I run (kirk Georgia and Florida elash filled) in the Gntor Bawl at Jackson­ O—Bellhorn 41 pass from ville Saturday. Courier (kick filled) every effort to get beck on the winning aide of the ledger when they travel to Mount Dora to take on tto Hurri­ canes there. Oviedo High's Liana will uoe their traveling bags thla weekend when they leave home to tangle with the Flor­ ida Air Academy. Croom'a High’s Panthers get a rest this week. Seminole, handed their in­ itial lose of the season by Teesburg last Friday night went to work Monday after­ noon hi preparation for the Wildwood tilt. The Wildcats will ba favored to take the Seminolea. However, reports from the Tribe's wigwam In­ dicate the Seminoles will m ore beaten and earth If necessary to whip tbs Wild­ cats. The Seminoles will to play­ ing at home in the annual homecoming afiflr. But they'd better not count on that hav­ ing anything to do with the outcome since down through the years tho Wildwood youngsters have come to Sanford completely unim* pressed with such activities, in fact, even back in the early thirties a Seminole ele­ ven met a Wildwood eleven in the old Municipal Park and took a T to 0 licking at the hands of a ball club that didn't even wear shoes. There'll be only one thing the Sanford outfit can depend on this Friday night and that’s good football. Tha Grey bounds went down to a 14 te a defeat a t tha hands at a .b a ll eye witnesses said pletely out eg Lyman'a class — the A ubundala B lo o d * hounds. A ubundala had bee* defeated only ooet and that was a 14 to 13 loss to Winter Haven High, a powerhouse la Southwest Florida. With a number at Injured athletes back on hand, Dick Copeland’s Greyhounds Sara a good account of th em aalm and nearly pulled tha upset of the year. At Oviedo, tbs vie lory-starr­ ed Lions did tame chewing last Friday whan they dined on Melbourne’s Central Cath­ olic eleven. But, they’re still hungry and hope to again this Friday sight the Florida Air eleven. There's Lion* would rather do than present Head Coach Jim ralm cr and U s aide Arthur Scott with faeck-to-boc* vie* lories. The fired up U n a could accomplish too feat with another performance like last week'*. Grooms tea tod only tho aecood year when they — like tha Seminolea — ra n into a Lees­ burg eleven. After dropping ttotr opener to Ocala, Crooma ran up a string a t wins near Lincoln of GalnewvlQe, Do* Land Euclid. Winter Farit Hungerfard and Palatka. The Panthers will r e t a n to action clash Campbell High. Statistics AlfnUKNDALE'S ROOTY Etheridge, on 8 qotr* torback keeper play, s ta r ts around left «ad, but I.yman'H Dennis F le tte r and Phil Parraidt cut him off mul dropped him for a yard’s loss. Ly« man lo.-it Friday’s pa me by ona point, 14*18. INTRODUCING TIE DEPCHMBIES FOR ' 84: Ex-Sem inoles College Stars Three f o r m e r Seminole High School football players ar* making good in a big way on th* college level, according to their coach. The Herald is In possession of a letter from Coach Harry Jackson of Connors College, Warner, Okla., telling of the good work done on th* grid­ iron by Bubba Davis, Gary Davidson and Mike Roberts, (Jackson in his letter re­ ferred to Bubb* ss Russell, which U correct, but the Herald hoe substituted tto more familiar earn*, Bubba, wherever Russell waa used in the letter ) Tto letter follows; “ Let me a>sure you that we are real proud of our three Sanford boys. All three ar* starters tor us on our football team. Bubba at left half, Mika a t quarterback sod Gary as linebacker on our defensive unit. Here is * brief rundown on each of the boys. Bubba Davis U probab­ ly tho bast back in our con­ ference. Ha is one or the boys that a coach is always looking tor. By this 1 mean a person who Is capable of scoring a touchdown any time ba gats his hands on the ball. la on* game this year Bub­ ba took a pass from Mika and broke 67 yawls for a touchdown. A few minutes later, be took a bandoff and went 71 yards to the 10 yard line, that set up the winning touchdown. In other games Huhba has had runs or 77 yards for a TU, 76 yards that vet up a TU, and numerous runs of 39 to 40 yards. Bo­ lides his running utility, Bubba la a great influence on and off the field, all of tto playera respect him. My one re­ gret la that this is Bubba'a last year here. 31ike Roberts has been our starting quarterback most of the year and to do this he had to beat out two return­ ing sopbomores. Mike U a real fine passer, being one of the leaders in the confer­ ence In pass completions. One of Mike's strong assets la his Our engineers are • wdy group of gup who spend most of their lime With the Polar* 500 you aren't baked In ONI cetlam engine. Yen cm ability to pick th* other gleaming up eayito win your approval. Take the Dodge Potara 500. choose Irom a standard 318 cu. to. V8 up to s sbeet-vankm of our learns defense apart. Mike You'd be hard-pressed to find a car that’s got mote going lor you. walloping, all out 476 cu. in. Ramdiargtr VI Compromise! Nope, W« has another year with us. Deeply-padded, contour formed bucket seats. Ail-vinyl upholstery. just leel that a freedom of choice Is the surest road to your approval. Gary Davidson, has start­ That’s our way of doing business-giving you lots of car and tail Sill to-sill carpeting. Padded dash. Center console. And lots ol other ed every game for us as line­ backer. lie is a real fine tac­ uf satisfaction at a price Ihat's hard to quarrel with. trimmings. But that’s only the half of it. kier and has good lateral Perhaps oor approach to poser wilt further iDustrste the point Your Dodge Dealer will be glad to demonstrate the pofet movement. In one ball game he led the team in unassisted tackles and on several occas­ ions has been rest close to tto leader in tackles sod as­ x e M M w m ^ ^ CHRYSLER sists. Gary does our kicking MWMemMSSd off ami also kicks extra points for us. As in (ho case of Mike, we’re real happy Gary has another year with us. I am enclosing a picture SANFORD, FLA of these three tine boys and 1801 W. FIRST STREET I am hoping that we have many more Sanford boys in -SEl ‘TMI SOS MOM SHOW, NSC-TV. CHICK YOUS LOCAL USTIHO.school with we. ” We have design to get you in our power ’6 4 Dodge r , 145 A G js THREE FORMER Seminole High School grid ntarn who are now main*Lay* on the Connors College football team . From left are Gary Davi­ son. liu b b u Davin and Mike Huberts. SEMINOLE COUNTY M OTORS, INC. I �If -TW~--- r i ___ J t 1 jA k AX*, •• • • !■'.:.•/• ; , tei^AS-p. . - , Epsrf^ Controversy C ourt o « .p ^ t i n s . gpv. MtU*d queitfon of his attitude totm d tbu flupferoo Court'* 1M 4 •chool doM fngathm dedikm . Ha bollm arbiter if H of top aped, with Betting ■ -j». , __________ . reversing lower court w i i t i it f and the tike. They argue th at its role, as de­ veloped through long decades o f hietory and accepted by Congrats and tha American people, is tha in terpentatfcm o f the Constitution against the constantly changing backdrop o f American lift. To do this, it Is contended, tha eourt m ust deal w ith thoaa ease* whleh raise the big questions o f In­ terpretation. They are many, for thp document is written in general, flex­ ible language a t countless critical issues, the constitutional expert* *sy, It la "making law” for the nation. It is reminded th at the Constitu­ tion Itself states th at "The Consti­ tution and the law* o f tha United Stats* which ihall be made in pur­ suance thereof . . . shall be the soprams law of tha land, and the judges in every state shall be bound there­ by, anything in the Constitution or law* o f any state to the contrary notwithstanding." Again, in the overwhelming view o f the specialists, the people o f this country and their chief organ o f ex­ pression, the Congress, have for 175 years accepted tha idea th at tho above assertion o f authority covers what the Supreme Court save the Constitution meana — and that its edicta therefore arc truly the law of the land. II w aa Bui tkara « itU many Aroortcam who am uaaura o f tha trua atatoa of tills or any major Buprama Court ruling. , ,, Thoaa who a n u a in tha U ttar rain taka confidence from tha acknowL adgad fact that the court'* "holding.* th at portion o f an opinion which set­ tle* tha direct issue confronting tha jostle**, affect* lo s t tha litigant*. A it the overwhelming proportion o f Judge*, constitutional lawyer* and p w fen sori of Uw contend th at tha H olding” is — and should ba — a springboard for a ruling o f much wider effect. Every thoroughly grounded, w ellwritten opinion develops the reason­ ing, eeta forth tha principles, by whleh tha court w as led to It* de­ cision. Properly spelled out, these serve as a guide to lower court judge* and lawyers. In the view of the constitutional experts, this reasoned argument pro­ vide* the basis for m aking the "law of tha caae* actually the law o f tha bind. In other words, it shows the legal community and the nation how the rale can be applied to counties! Tha experts in sist further that the eourt would ba o f little value to N B fM B W * BO RRO W ? R O R A ItW W SB! Dick West Soys |1| i ,7 So, back to tho wall, 1 found myaolf trying te explain Frank Sinatra. Whenever you are explain* ing Sinatra to a pro-toonaga you has* te choose your words very carefully. Other, wise, you might aay soma* thing th at will causa her In later Ufa te turn against bari­ tones. On this evening, Sinatra was appearing aa a guest star on somobody'a program and my daughter waa p«r«l-d by tho conversation ho waa hav­ ing with tha boat "Why do they keep asking him about g lrlst" she laid. "Ho look* Ilk* ho la almost as old as you art." "1 like to think," I replied, "that woman still find me attractive," "Don’t rnako Jekao,1* ah* •aid. " I’m serious. Every tlma I si* him on television they’ro kidding him shout girls. It doesn't make sense. A PEN N Y S A V E D IS A PEN N Y EA RN ED ! P olitical Notebook fH EO f-fiM E eua te ashet tha TFA9TTINGTW (NRA) - F . Yffcwfawd n r Htaf—ww Nfn* months before the Re­ Ma ndel—«y committee of TO will back. One curio— aitaxation publican nations) convention — 88 local California leader*. —loping In Michigan Is WOOD E N U F Feansyhmda win ho far m* in Baa Francisco, th* Scranton — long — ho wants former GOP National Com. FO R M E ' bottle o f tho presidential can­ te hold. Ho ha* —Id ha would mitt— Chairman Arthur Sumdidate* la on to capture tho accept a genuine draft, though mcrflold may attempt a polit­ It largest states. ho do— not want te ba con- ical comeback — a Goldwater Taken together, tbeoo states aidorsd — active candidate. supporter. Romney and Bumhave Ml of tha U N conIf by any chance Rockstel- merfield ore not th* closest vanteas votes — —von aero 1— should lo— out la key of political pal*. than tho SSI seeded te arte primary states Uka New Texas (66 votes), Florida tho aomlnatioa. Hampshire, West Virginia, (84), Indiana (82) and Vir­ Five of tho favorite sou WUeoasla — O ne— — or if ginia (80) a— now considered candidates who ara exported bo should withdraw for any Goldwater country. New Jer­ te hava support from their won, which lent expected sey (40), Massachusetts (34) delegations, on the first ballot — much of bin support might and other smaller eastern at least, coma from these big states ha— leaned to Rock*go to Scranton. states. Goldwater’* organising ef­ teller, but might b* shifting. They art Gov. William W. Wisconsin (30) expects forts In P—nsytvanla have — Scranton i f Fsnnsylvania (64 far ba— limited, and his agreement from both Rocke­ cenv—tl— vote*), Gov. Jam— Herschay, Pa., speech fall flat. feller and Goldwater not t s A. Rhodes of Ohio (88), Gov. Illinois and Ohio (68 —tea go into tho state, to give Rap. George Romney of Michigan each) proa—t contrasting sit­ John By— a good run aa <tt), Ban. Clifford Case of uation*. Tllinol* has no favor­ favorite son. New Jersey (40), and Rep. ite son aa yat, and tha fact HUGH PLOW John W. Byrnes sf Wisconsin that Rockefeller la Me only World's largest Implement <•»>. opposition helps Goldwater In of Its kind Is a tO-ton plow Whoa these state* atari to Uwt elite. that cuts a furrow mo— than •witch, that's th* time te Charles H. Percy, cam­ fi— feet deep on n California watch which way tha band­ paigning for the GOP guber­ term. It ia used to turn up wagon win go. Gov. Nelson Rockefeller of natorial nomination In IUlnola, rich sub—II burled by In— had been expected to support of useless sand. Now York (92) vet— has th* Rockefeller, bat ho is now re­ advantego In Us own state. No organisation for Bon. ported ready to shift. SCIENTIFIC LAWN Little Rockefeller support SPRAYING FOR — Barry Goldwatar of Ariions is bam —ported in Ohio, has yot bass announced for CHINCH BUGS th* most populous state. But bat th* Bucko— state is leery OR of Goldwater because of hli Elmer Wail of Buffalo, a for­ FUNGUS mer Erie county attorney, re­ support for right to work Al— Lawn cently put out n statement laws. Republican espousal of that ho would hand n Gold- that cause —suited la defeat Dr. water movement In western of th* whola GOP ticket la Year Now York, which has boon 1988. Romney atm insists ha la considered not too friondly te GrapevlH* N or—ry not a candidate. That will ba Rockefeller. 8811 BrapovfDo Ara. daeldad when Michigan con­ California (86 votes) pre­ F A ------vention delegates moat la cansents a special problem. It But an Imbecile or a moron tie* and church suppers down baa tho last primary, Juno S, may look exactly like a very here on earth, why shouldn't just three week* b e fo re the cultured, brilliant college per­ ha enjoy them In heaven? convention opens In San Fran­ N O T IC E T O OWNERS son. Send for the booklet "A cisco. And In the convention, Yet there Is a big difference Salute to George," enclosing California la th* first big OF PROPERTY IN T H E C IT Y In their ability to reason, a long stamped, return en­ state to vote. think or create new Ideas. velope, plua 20 cents, for It Republican efforts te pro­ O F SANFORD So wa human beings ara contains a unique view of m t either San. Thomas H. Kuehal ur Rap. Glannrd F. mada In the same image as heaven. Tax books art open for payment o f IM S City It wss so refreshing and Lipscomb as California favor­ God, acordlng to the Bible, ite —n candidate* now assa* startling to Mrs. Crana and but have a lower I. Q. o f Sanford Tax—. 4% discount will ba allowed In this column I try to ma at the funeral of our old­ to have been abandoned. for payment In November, 8% in Decani bar, Both Rockefeller and Goldstimulate new thinking and a est son, that w* lost moat of 2% in January and t% ia February. frssh'aU nt at m*n"y"old" con" Iour *r,«f “ » • IUUn"* *° th* water are campaigning a ts presumed dialogue between tansivaly In California, though neither seems to want n knock­ H. N . Tamm, Jr. n. w , .h . , . „ h k " . . . r r . „ r ‘. S ! ° r . l v Offer this book to your down drag-out fight 1 Tax Collector precisely what th* hereafter grieving friends, for it will causa of tb* expense. Is like. City o f Sanford, Fla. Goldwater seems to hav* But If we are made in God's give them a fascinating Fabttah November 4. 5, 6. T, sad 8.1968 image and have a brain like glimpse of heaven. It will les­ ■tolan a march In tho state by naming former Son. William that of tha - Almighty, axeept sen thalr sorrow at oncal R E U N IO N S Polly'o caao auggaote that v a seed te take a *ow view of heaves. No scrapbook thl* caao for future rcadlag wbea you fear death. And send for tho otertliag book* lot below. Keep It on hand te aae with friend* who lose loved one* without warning. CASE tHTOJ Poll* bi­ lged 19, la tha lovely coed who was killed by a head-on collision with n drunken driv­ er. "Dr, Crane," her griefstricken parents Implored, why was Polly taken away from us, just as she was blos­ soming out into radiant wom­ anhood?" All religious folks who be­ that It has a lower capacity lieve In a hereafter, might for thinking, then we have the analysa their expected heaven. privilege of making logical For example, do you think analogies. So If we like the stimulation God I* surrounded solely by of different age groups, why white-hended oldster*T Or I* heaven populated with might not God relish the same bahie* and toddler* and gram- thing? For God must enjoy having mar school children, plus teen­ agers, young adults, middle- huhies and toddler* and other agn groups around him, In­ aged, etc? Wouldn’t It seem more stead of ju«t the hoary head, of $260 million worth of stimulating to have the out­ ed old people such as Moses wheat. looks and vsrying personali­ and Methuselah, Do you, moreover, think Wheat has long bren on the ties of all ages In heaven? If It seema to you, why not God would dlsiiku dogs? Hat of strategic material* If he put them down here banned for sale to a potential I to God? enemy. The Bible tells u* we were on earth to become man'* best And In the United State* It creatrd In God’* own Image, q u a d r u p e d friend, why has aroused debate whether That must mean wa have wouldn't God like to have such a Bale and revision of the same bodily shapes. And faithful dog* In heaven? Jesua certainly was very U.H. trads policies further* possibly the same basic emofond of eating. He started the the cause of peace or almply tiunal capacity, tides the Soviet Union over Obviously, our brain cannot first church picnic and also an emergency from whk-h It comprehend as much, so we launched the first Easter sun ran einerg* to press still hard- | may be spiritually like the rise breakfast. So If Christ relished the er the eause of aggressive various stages of the feeble­ good fellowship of dinner parminded. world roniniunlsm. Involved in the Soviet*' ability to make peace are mat­ ter* hath of timing and Intent. On the matter of timing, It 1* noteworthy that Soviet foreign policy took on a great­ A Town Can er degree of caution immed lately after the Cuban crisis ” Dia On H it Vine” Just a year ago thl* month. Tha questioq of Intent la Tod even more Important, In the present thaw, did Nikita Khrushchev jump or was h* pushed? Ilia avldanc* la that h* waa pushed, despite tha fact that •spins whan people start to buy wit of town and co-existence with the West has Invest thalr money away from home* for year# been a proclaimed Soviet policy. Etna—tel InotHutfono tush as banka and tarings Khrushchev's announcement and loan associations no long— hav* tho— dollars of the Soviet Union's with­ available lo th* form of leans to help people buy drawal from tha moon race a hems — ear. Improve a horns, help a nunhand has been taken aa a measure •any baft— slock, finance farm machinery — for a of the country's economic dif hundred ©th— uses. Ratines* slows down, young flcultlsa OUT OUR WAY Hanford $rrald Page 6 Sanford, Florida w altuu a . rnuu Tues., November 5, 1963 a iblow . B a rro n m b k i l i u u rax T m a n wruLia vae M anaging E d ito r M e chanic*) xtupt. JA M S ■HORBAKKa llu sln o as M a n a g e r 1— V WMI.L0 C ounty CE C E LIA Society ■Hint.BY d. OKA.ST E d ito r C laultlcd M anager E ll ASK V O L TO L IS n C lrrsln tlo * M anager riMMEM Editor iv s ic a im o s H a w * D eliv ery IIS ty. ! W eek ■^fT / / Now, R. C. All** N u u l MarMac* T-—tarn*. • (radio*, lamp Intel, n * ■teg total window, oatomatie rlcaranc*. A Good, Htrunv Datable Marhi** that will teat yoara. Formerly ft?6. Now <123 aad Tax. Tocam sad trade- Sy Moll S .M lia l. fa n a ty Mt I MS | M o n th s M onth* (».»* t Year At |U .io 1 Tear M l ■ M onth* ! • * • M snth* MS 1 Month t.SS 1 Month Postal McgsUtloaa provld* that all matt lukicrLytlcoi — ,*14 1* advaase. yaMilin sa tsi ADDING MACHINE BARGAIN HAYNES OFFICE MACHINE CO. 814 M■garth* A ra , Bastard Up*a Evening* A A 1 \ "EVERYBODY'S TALKING ABOUT •It Timing And Intent already has had an effect on U. S. relations with the USSR. For example, except for the present seeming cold war thaw, it scarcely aeems conceivable that tile United State, ever would have con­ sidered lifting its embargo and seriously negotiating with the Soviet Union for the sale 0 Worry Clinic “Why not," I said. "Many girls go for Sinatra in a big way," "Vou'r# putting mo on." "No I’m not. It's true. Aak your mother whsn ih s gets back. She goes for Sinatra." "I'm talking about girls," my daughter said. " I don't know a single girl in my class who thinks he's cool." " L i s t e n I said. "I can re­ member when girls your ago used to llna up for block* to gst In a theater where Si­ natra waa singing. Evary time they saw him they would moan and tear their hair and scream 'Frankie!'" "That must have beta be­ fore I waa born." "Yea," 1 admitted, "I guess it was." "But why are they always asking him about girls now?" “So quiet for a minute," I said. " I think I hear an air raid alran." Phil Newsom Says . , . A world which for year* based IU foreign polb-y on tha Soviet Union's ability to make war now finds itself In the midst of a curloua ravera•1. policy makers now must cunslder tha Soviets' ability to make peace. The question It a matter of serious debate and E O B O IV Crane's Some You Can’t Answer WASHINGTON (UP1) I x w r or l*Ur, If you arc 11m tether of growing chit* gran, thoro will como a time whon they will *t*rt caking you delicate quMtion*. If you art an oapcrisrtcel fkthor, you will handle the matter bi one of the following wayn Tou will coy "sorry, 1 havsst time to answer that now. I think waVa having an sir raid.** Or you will say ’Thai's » govd question. TVhr don't you go aak your moth­ er T* There may bo moments, however, when all escape hatch** a rt cloaad. Such waa tho cote ot my house some time ago whsn my dauahtci, who la tsatsrlng on tha blink of 13, bocamo curloua about tom*thing ah* saw ow tele­ vision. Her mother was not at boms at tho time and there wasn't an sirplana In tha aky. rflw r PLU G G IN G IN I QHp flfwalli 1963 Annual PROGRESS EDITION A Complain — Up To Data Report — On Growing City and County, Industry and Agriculture. Horn— For Gracious Living. Tho N avy, Recreation ft Retirement, Churches, Schools — ! Over SO Pag— Of N orn and Beautiful Picture*. If... YO U EMM • ^ WOULD LIK E YOUR BUSINESS REPRESENTED And Hsve Not Been Contacted — Call: FA 2-5612. FA 2-5613 poopls loavo toe green— pasture*, A town wither* then (Has. It's happening all ov— America. Today, nothing ov— paid groat— dividends or n o— handssmo rotor— than loyalty to ygor community. Buy at homo and savo at homo. Thafi tho way te keep our future — It should bow bright A Herald Soles Representative Will Contact Anticipated First Federal Vd% Savings 4 o Dividend S U W. FUST ST. a You Immediately �s (Daah Ctbby • DEAR ANGELO: He bad a “ right"—but be was was wroog. If I bare your pa pegged, I think you're lucky he didn't say what 1m said in English. • • • DEAR ABBY: What do you think of a ten-year-old girl wearing nylon stock­ ings and a garter belt? My fifth grader tells me that J'm "old-fiihloosd" be causa T ten her she's toe young for them. About eight ta her class b are (tern. I refuse to budge. Am 1 wrong? OLD-FASHIONED seeking a permanent part­ ner who la elderly, baldheaded and seldom gets a second glance—one I won't have to share with the whole universe. Sincerely. DEAR OLD-FASHIONED: "D " FROM LIVERPOOL • e e Not And don't let her wear you down with that old saw CONFIDENTIAL TO HOR­ —“ But, mother — all the RIFIED: Don't believe aU other girt* do-” .the wild rumors you te a r • • • about high school students. I refer to tb# number of DEAR ABBY: 1 fee! I m a r r i a g e s , pregnancies must respond to "NOTHING among unmarried girls, the I P MY SLEEVE," who is i t , handsome, and will m ar­ drinking orgies, dope addic­ tions, etc. And don’t repeat ry any woman with money such rumors. If you want regardless of her age or the facts and figures, ask what she looks Uke. 1 am the high school principal. an English woman who was s e e married to this type lor 32 What's on your mind? years. I finally divorced Far a personal reply, send him and enme to your a self-addressed, stamped country to start a new Ufe. envelope to Abby, Box 3363, D o e s n ' t this handsome Beverly Hills, Calif, blok« realise that a woman * • • with monay doesn't seed to For Abby'a booklet, "B ov marry tor company? She can buy all she wants. 1 To Hove A Lovely Wedd ial," tend SO cents to Abplan to return to England by. Box 3363, Beverly Hills, neat spring. It's a pity that Calif. man Is so attractive. I’m Jacoby On &)ddqsi There la nothing new te le a n In order to play "Chi* rs*»" or- feem-dr*)- .Mfifr*. A game consists of four deals. On the first, neither aide ia vulnerable. On the second and third deals the dealer's side la vulnerable but the op­ ponents are n o t Both aldea are vulnerable on the last deal. Thus, vulnerability Is determined by the Jral, not by who haa won a game or games. When you score a game you get a 300-point bo­ nus tf you a n not vulnerable and a 500-point bonus If vul­ nerable. If you make four game* you get four game no-1 nusee. Slam bonuses are the tame aa in rubber bridge. l f | By Oswald Jacoby aeons made on the first thrae bands unlasa It adds to a pra* *ssaa pert •ce*e a«d rirar T "2 ♦ A0 5 4 you gams. If you happen to ♦ a aa make a part scora on tho «i? aAtot fourth hand you get a loov teats a q jn point bonus to make up for • Ktos oqssi the fact that the gams is over If lllt *1 1 and you got no ehancs to uss N u n t v) that part score towards a AKQJl a a in later game ♦ 3T Both North and South over­ • KQ6S bid today’s hand and had No one vulneeuble West lead any suit but clubs laWR West Neeth South would have been set. 1 NT. Pass S * SA Paw I * As It was, dummy’s eight of t A Pass Pass clubs held the first trick. Opening lead A * South went right after There is m* bonne for a part trumpa and wound up losing you make four slams you gat one trump and one trick each In hekrU and diamonds. fa ir slam bonuses. (its Jh s Woman When it cornea to elothea, must avoid if they are to hairstyles and make-up, most look their best. Listen to a woman shop­ women are aware cf what they ran wear and what they per’s comments when she Is Intent on finding just the right hat or dress and you'll hear such remnrka as "1 can't wear fu.»»y clothe*. Haven't you anything that looks w little more casual?" T V Tim e Previews "That's a nice ehade — but green la wrong fo r me”— 7:30-1:30 p.m. NBC. Mr. Moore Show. Tonight's show and an on. steering wheel around her Novak "Hello, Mist Phipps!" goes from an opening tra­ it'a too bad women aren't By Judy Turner Aa interesting though not al­ ditional English air, "Ash just as realistic about their neck and a cane. Phone 312-4433 The hostesses served a ways successful drama chockpersonalities. Seventy officers, wives and chicken casaerele, tossed given full of synthetic heart as Lil­ Grove," in deference to guest If they were they would be guests of VAH-9 mat for salad, French bread, deiaert, lian Gish playa a controver­ comedian Terry Thomas, to quick to discard many of the cocktails and dinner Saturday sial teacher who numbera sex Dorothy Loudon t i n g i n g attitude*, mannerisms. Inscoffee and punch. a t the Orlando Air Foret education among her sub­ "Twelfth Street Rag" in a Squadron wive* attending kits, and pretense* that are Bata Officers club. It was sn jects. Abounding la earnest­ 1114 Kansas City setting. In the party included Mia. L. J. unbecoming and "don't do a official "Welcome Homs’’ par­ ness, the acript falls to Ignite between we have musical ty planned by th t squadron Reinhart, Mrs. J. W, Taft, dramatically despite it* in­ comedy star Gwen Verdon thing" tor them. 31ra. J, S. Barger, Mrs. R. A. If Stary Jones refuses to wives club. cursions into such worthy presenting a modern version Guests Included Mrs J. O. Barnes, Mrs. E. R. Drawer, areas as sex and academic of “Two Little Maid* from wear green bccaudb it Isn’t Mayo, Cdr. and Mrs. C. W. Sire. H. II. Cowden, Sira. Mi­ freedom. There's a lot of School" ami singing and danc­ on* of tier most becoming Kimmons, formerly the com­ chael Durant, Mrs. J. D. Dur­ Dean Jigger in this oat and ing to "St. Louis v Blues." colors, why shouldn't sh* also realist that snobbery Isn't bsmanding officer of VAH-9 and bin, Mra. R. F. Germain, Mra. that's a big help. Gerry and sidekick Durward coming cither? Or th at har presently chief of staff officer R. E. Guest. Mrs. p. I. Haney. 7:304:30 p.m. ABC. Com­ Kirby continue the British Mrs. G. J . Klett, Mra. R. L. at the Wing. b a t “Glow Against The Sky." them* In two typically Eng­ constant, egoistic chatter Other former “Hoot Owls" Leonhard I, Mrs. J. E. Moore, The patrol is trapped in a lish comedy skits. A good doesn't do a thing for her, or that aha doesn't appear present were Lt, Cdr. ami Mrs. Sir*. P. H. Wire man, Mr*. D. German-held town with one hour. to tha best advantaga when It. D. Harrop, Lt. Cdr. and R. Wood, Mrs. H. 11. DaJong, b a d l y wounded member. lO-ll p.m. NBC. The Bell 31re. Leigh Ebbert and Lt. Sir*. N. R .Staxwell, Mrs. I.. There's a tot of tension as our Telephone Hour. (Color) Host she ia being catty o r putting and Mrs. Gordon Kuehn, all A. Stusgrova and Mrs. K. M. Gt's try tu figure a way lo Ray Bolger, looking younger lumcone in her place Th» diffletitr to thst wnmcf vrhom srs now attached to Tourney. • • • c a p e , a n d liio t l i t i U A a i u i t i e l aud spilel liieti evei, CiVuiU • • VA1I-3; and Lt. and Mrs. makes the wait worth while. through the "HI Diddle Dee Average life expectancy of Guests of Lt. Cdr. and Mr*. However, the thrllla are coo- Dee (An Actor’* Life For Wade Markley who are now R. S. Beat are Mra. Beat's venUonallred by a setting Me)" o p e n i n g production a child bom In tha U. 8. is with the staff. New squadron members parents, Mr. and Mr*. G. O, which bears the unmistakable number and closes tha show more than 69.9 years. j present were Lt. and Mrs. Paulson from Madison, Wis­ took of a setting. This Is War­ with a danew medley which, Christmas Special p William Mnliczowskl and Lt. consin. ren Spahn'a much heralded of course, includes “Amy." Chicago In honor of her mother Sir*. appearance a* a German sol­ The new Christy Minstrel* tjxi and Mrs. D. A. Turne*. Beat held a bridge Thursday SKATES $12.95 I.t. Cdr. and Mra. Donald If the National League offer a group of folk songs. a Sullivan, .who will join the at her home. During tb* aft­ dier. saw aa little of him as you 74 a.m. Wednesday. NBC. K squadron later, were also ernoon tha gam* .v i s inter­ will, be probably would never Today, ft's Wild West Day on Melodee On ora Road FA 3-9333 rupted to watch the television have won a game. J present. this two-hour special. program "To Tell The Truth," The parents of Lt. ilicharl 3-9 p.m. CBS. The Red Cooke, Mr. and Mra R. H. on which Cdr. J. F. Barlow Skelton Hour. Good, solid By Kate Osann TIZZY was appearing. . Cooke, were gueets. comedy here e* Red Skelton < • • Attending tha bridge wars a s a u m e i hla simpering Enlisted mens wives of Sirs. Barlow, Sir*. C. J. George Appleby character ^ VAII-11 era Invited to attend Youngblade, Mrs. Dan Beard, and recalls very effective Jj(t a meeting of the newly form- Sirs, H. Aubuchon, Sir*. J. It. Audrey Meadows again to A ed squadron wive* club Wed- Dennison, Sirs. W. E. Dona­ play his strident wife Clara. y nesday at 10 a.m. In the ball- hue. Appleby allows Clara to take The honor** took high hon­ a job In bit office, but when 9 room. Member* should bring .?hou«eho!d items to contribute or* and second high went to the bou tolls in love with her, Sir*. Youngblade. ■t to the hospitality kit. timid George turns Into a . • . The two tables wer# decor­ jealous lion. Very funny also Ib* season's first dreaa-up ated with autumn flower* and as tha boss Is dour-faced 'ev en t was held Saturday by color*. A dessert af chocolate Richard Deacon. Red also haa a th* officers wives club of pla waa served to tha guest*. a fairly funny pantomime a* * * * H V A II-t. forest ranger heckled by K. T. Rada mac her of a Win­ picnicker* and a hungry bear. % The dinner party was Held f a t the home of Mrs. Alan ter Park antique shop wlU be On band tor an okay solo spot fcJ.W**k». Assisting as eo-hoi next Monday's speaker in the ara the singing lettermen with tee sea were Mrs, Jamea Dell “ You and Your Home" dec­ to mt nostalgic cotie go tunei. orating seriee sponsored by and Mrs. W. L. Goodman, 3:30-0 p.m. ABC. Slcllale'e the Naval Officers Wives Navy, "Jolly W«lly." Captain Although the party wae "dressy" affair, it did not in­ Club. Binghamton gets * public re­ M/. Ksdamachsr will discuss lations Imago of a man who to elude high fashion. The hostasses had Invited their guests intelllgsnt buying and collect­ laugba In the face of adver­ ‘^ 5 to appear In the costume they ing of sntiquss and avoiding sity. After a aerlea of slap­ £ would least Uka their hus­ the common pitfalls associated stick misadventures, he finds bands to walk in and sea them with antiques. himself ittacked in print by a Ths session will mark the war correspondent and sub­ W wearing. Mra. P. E. O'Gsra won the half-way point in ths horns jected to a naval psychiatric first priso for her coetuma. decorating ceurio which any sxaminstion. Joe Flynn mugs She commented that her hue Navy wifo may attend. Meet­ his way through this one. hand had never complained ing* are held at 1 p.m. In the 94:30 p.m. CBS. Petticoat about the way she dressed ballroom. Junction. This on* is keyed • * • '• with the exception of the time correctly tor good homespun Sirs. W. V. Pattarion gars humor, rather than the un­ . . aha ran the car into a truck. Mr*. O’Gara was outfitted birth to a baby girl, on Oct. believable slapstick projected in bandages, complete with a 26, Tha Patterson's second in some previous episodes. daughter and third child waa Taking the spotlight away from her two sister* U Betty Legal Notice named Jodi*• Lynn. • * Jo (Linda Kaye) who creates COMING EVENTS excitement by beating all the a R N IV O L i: « n l VTV so v isit l u t m u i n i s Wednesday, Nav. • old-timers in t h e annual X e l Ire ■( K»kM» l l r e r l e s VAU-U antisted wive* club, horseshoe-pitching contest and M a tte r It h r r t l i r *<*•". H '* t e f l r r e o n t l 'l r r il lan , th*» H.tnl - 10 a.m. NAS ballroom. is pitted against ths perennial not* C o u n ty Xonln« C o m m ie VAH-9 officer* wivts c o f ­ champion tor the title. Ro­ ■ton w ill Uotl • p u b lic h r * r I n c to d e t e r m i n e tb * f * a * l b |. fee, 10 a .u . Home of Mr*. D. tund Henry Calvin Is quite Illy o t r i c o m m t n i l l n * t o lb * F. Monday. good as the blustering chim p Hoar 1 o f C»untjr C n m m l t s l o n Thursday, Nav. 1 who begins to worry only • r s l i n t t h t f o llo w in g d**<-rlU*1 p r o p e r t y pr»«*ntly euO'd Staff wives coffee, 10 a.m. when it seems the little doll H - t K ln a U F am ily I t t t M t n l l s l ■ml U - I Mottlpl* f a m i l y H r t l - Home of Mrs. Orville SIc- wilt win the match. i t t n l l t l b t aonrit C - l C u m m e r - GnIre. 9-10 p m. ABC. The GleaUrst d i a l : L o ts t t h r u « e n d Lot* VAH-i a f f l e a r s wive* Show on Earth. "Tb# Circus ) l t h r o II. Bloeli t i l L o t t Never Ceme to Town." (Col­ t h r u I, L o n II t h r u I I . lllaoh bridge. I I ; Lot* t l t h r u I* am i L o t t VAH-7 officers wive* cof­ or) One of the best In this I I t h r u I*. Hloi'k H i e n d t h e K I I I f t of t h t S>, Of Ul*>’*h fee, 10 a.m. Hum* of Mrs. J. series to date, thanks to a 17 a i l l a t - r y t i a l l - t h e W i n t e r M. Runnels. fine, sincere performance by llim .t Subdivision. Further Cliff Robertson as a mentally Friday, Nav. • d iterlb ed tt appreilm atsly 11] ft. »■ bo th t l n t t o f C o u n ­ VAH-t offictrs wives bridge, retarded yet harmlcsa man t r y C lu b IU»d b t t w t a n Xlm* 7:30 p.m. Home of Mrs. to J. whose big dream is to become Av*. an .l I- t h t M a ry A r t . a circus down. Feeling cuma P n b llu h t a n « •*» held Reinhart. F in t h t .-<tmlr t <'..un!>- C o u r t passion tor the m ia who has | l , i , r . C o u n ty C o m m l t t l o n t r * a child's mind, circus boss BURNING RK.MLNDKR Huom. j j a n f ' f i . F l o r i d a , on W e d n e e d iy . N o r e a i b e r t l . !>** Give your borrowing neigh­ Johnny Slate (Jack Balance) a t 7:1* I* M » r *» O0 0 " bors a twinge about not ra hirts him and baa reason to I h t r . a l t a r a t poislbla. H t m l n t l t C o u n ty Z o n in g turning your gardening tools. regret it when Robertson Is Com m lttlon Just burn your initial* into inadvertently responsible for ISy H u b ert * B r o w n tiie wooden handles and they- a moppet's tragic fell from ‘How com# they any fish Is brain food. Pop? Jimmy f .m liu t. C -Jut, je ts hi# boat trade* whan ha feeds Up oUAtly 'U leal guilty about not Urn* a trapsie. Director P u h l l i h Oct. I I a > * » I . ISM 19-11 p m. CM . Tho Garry h A it u r a r a w d w n d io r “ tog than hick to you. . ... l COM-41* diujhUqhJtA ! ByRuthMiiiett en have thair mirrors to toll them exactly what they look lltro—and to show them un­ mistakably what is and what is not becoming to them, so far as their appearance Is concerned. But m eet wom en d o n 't know much about their own personalities. They aren't well enough acquainted with them­ selves to know which of their personality traits should be played up as assets, and which ehould be dlacarded as liabilities. It is a lot mors Important Tor a woman to know sh* I* nt her worst when she is being unkind than It is for her to know ahs should never wear green. Food for conversation: Ruth Mlllett's "Happier Wive*' (hints for husbands)." Just send S3 cent* to Ruth SlllleU Reader Service, t l o The San ford Herald), P. O. Bo* 4S9, Dept. A, Radio City Station, New York 19, N. Y. 9i!9 (I) Mews, apart* m _ W setaer ItiH (I) Mi #-•* *#» W»»e—w»U*e f » t - 1I<S* ft) TUESDAY P . M. $TiJ it) N tw tlJ I* ( I ) X s w a. hit* S pert* f»> y»w* ■Wee f to S m {*» m a tte r * snakier 9:49 (*> Centreee!e**l *e»«rt Wc iA ti lit* ( » E d ito ria l Rosazza Concert Opens Season By Mr*. Adam Mailer Rote Rosalia, barltona and teacher of voice at Rollins College, gave a brilliant per­ formance last Friday evening at the DeBary Community Crater to open tha annual winter season of tb# DeBary Entertainment Association. Rosazza waa accompanied at the piano by John Carter, teacher of piano at Rollins. Introductions wer* mad* by Howard Sharp, The first group of songs wore " I Will Lay Sle Down la Peace" by Greene; "W* Sing To Him" and "A Hymn to God." The nest group fea­ tured selections by Strauss In German followed by a collec­ tion of old favorites Bum Stephen Foster. Hit next offerings were aa old Irish melody and ao Eng­ lish Tune with final selections hy Rrdgers, “ Younger than Springtime" and by Kerna, "All the Things You Are." (*) P e t t i c o a t J s a c t l e * 1:1* (I) Jack Beanr IS) Telephone Hour IS) PsRltlv* IS:** l*> O a r y M eer* tl:»# ( U t l ) Nsww westbsr, ■ p o rts (I) tl) 11:1* tl) (I) 11:11 (I) MH-ris. R*W| Theater of th* Start Toniskt Bhtw tCotor) TV Blackest—Quit Metis Ann *oihern People w ill Talk Mens* Party Day In Court The Doetors Te Tell the Troth Queen For a Day Loretta Teann New* You Don't Say (Color) E dse of Might Who Do Toe Matrh O ta * Hoeret fltora Trattmaetey Mew* Durne and Alloa U ntie W alt 1:11 ( ] ) S e n e h l s * A i m e s * * (I) Raw s, W e a t h e r S i l l '(1) F lo rid a H i s t o r y ( I ) Runrle* t e m s e t o r ?;*# t l ) T o d ay II) Bourbon Itreet • i l l t o Oreatiet Headline* (4) Leave U Ta Beavep WEDNESDAY A. M. US t) a rove, Pirm r.ej)Oi| (I) Til# «*) tt) 7:11 l«> 1 :0* (I) S:ll (I) 1:0* tl) ID tl) t i l l II) 1:1* ( t ) tl) toil* t l ) tl) 11*0*1 Few*. Weelftep ceptatn Kssnsro* Cartoon* J a e k Latmsn* A m erican H t e t o r r Exercle* For Women Cartoons O ete S t o rm R o m p s r Reorn Har w h s * Now* tl) Spanish 10:11 <1) Hows W hin (*) I L o t s Luor t i l Doeo m bsr Bride (1) c e n e e n t r s t l S B ID M c c o ro ( f ) P ric e I* R U M (1) M leeins Links 11:10 ( 1 ) B ar 11:00 S-an <J> R e el e f 1Viwii>We Wake Up Moftea Film Vesturei Mickle Kvass i’ m i v MI D I f IM t*r\(^ I Ml A l l . ' l i s Tamil* — VS i Flee* M a l t Mei Mad •TSB OMBAT ESCAPX" cola* •Were M* Aa* lira Cole* wan. a them *, carlo an pass a r m •Tbe old a m in e Sea" • pearer Truer — Cater •ROW** SPRIER OF mro. n e a r I Color) fl) Pet* And nladr* t t ) g i v e n Key* WEDNESDAY r . Me By Mr*. Adam Mailer U:t« (S) Tear First Impress­ ion The St. Ann Catholic Guild (I) Lovo of LlfS of Ik'Hary is sponsoring a daily rummage sale this week T V R EN T A L between tho hour* of 9 a.m. • S ate • Berate and I p.m. at 314 8. Sanford Seminole TV Avenue In Sanford. FA 1-4919 Co-chairmen of the project ZealIk Color TV S ate are Mrs. Robert ktorrlson and MM Banfevd Ate. Mrs. Herbert VltL O It) tl) ■ ill II) tl) tl) 1:00 (I) ID tl) 1:11 («) l:ae (I) (I) (I) 4:11 (1) (<) ID 4:11 ID 4:10 tt) t#) tie* (1) flllmsasUes DeBary Guild Holds Sale M f*> Wither II) Train OP 19:*9 ft)------Raiding U |M Tstt tap M-aua*e ---------(I) A tieetirM Is ra re ­ 114* (!) mro ” st ie 1:** t l ) Bachelor Father (I) (lateral Hospital (l> Rebel Tit* tl) Mr. Neva* to) Rows Weather tl) CeniPat t M to) Foeue l t l i (I) As Tbe WerU TsrnS 1:** (*> Re# Ibel tea l i t * ( I t E m p ire (C eler) (I) Howe IS) MeHate* Nsvr (J) Stleaee l:*e IS) areatoit Show 1.01 ( t ) C a r t n o n * fl> Hlehsrd Boon* Ihew * : » ( I I Paaaward H ill TASTY V I N R IT Z NOW (ten WED. AT 1:90 • I M . I M 7:99 . I M G CALL 2115 French Av#. Non ford, FU. % « H » l » MOVING AND Carry Out Orders T h . 322-9618 F A 504 Coley Ave. OUK BOARDING HOUSE ir a iS r .r m : DEAR ABUT: Whan tbs Dodgers k m (fee S erin, m y fa lte r was m a i d t e kick- ia c ar ickviitoa K t ami bow U isn't working. He fcaa a terrible temper and t e cusses os kids out la a fortiga language so loud everybody on the block can te a r h la . 1 said to b io , MPa, E you're going to yeU at us in front of the whole neighborhood, why don’t you leant English?" For this he smacked me right la the mouth. Do you think t e had a right to do that? ANGELO IN BROOKLYN By Abigail Van Buran m t.% % ■ STORAGE ■■ C O. . INC | 9TASTB 9UNDAT llAblaHWfl 2 9 5 1 1 S . i m I o m I. F i.t OUR BOARDING HOUSE • �1 -f • - a t -.v “V--?" r*^* " -fiS S - • - y- r . nrx Legal Notice 1 •e She Ci Your Herald Ad Is A Sales Representative Welcome In Every Home. Dial FA2 - 5612 ___ l a la M l M M M E D IT H M. H i m Bm n i H _____________ Ta IN Cwt a w M l Foroono H«»Ua tin n y | •* UH-—«. l i e n o r s , su cceaeo re o r o t h e r s c l a i m i n g Intaroat by. through. u n d er, for or a g a l n a t lh a s a i d J a m a s A. H u n t and -----H U N T , hla w lf a ; M A R T B. FL O Y D , a n d ------ FLO YD. her husband. If B r­ i n g . a n d If d t a d . t h a u n ­ k n o w n hatra, d r r l e a e a . l e g s tree, g r a n t e e s , t r u s t e e s , b e n e ­ f i c i a r i e s , spouses, c r e d i t o r s , li e n o r s , a u cca ia o ra o r o t h e r e claim ing In t a r n e t by, e h r n n e h n n d a r f o r e*r a g a i n s t t h ae aald Mary B. F l o y d a n d F loyd, har h u sb a n d : — -------I H A R R I S , w lf a o r w i d o w of J o e e p h D. H a r ri s , If l l r l n g . a n d If d r a d . l h a u n k n o w n h elra. derlaeee. legaiaet. grantaaa. tr u alaaa, banafl. • l o r ie s , aponara. creditors, l l a n o r a au ccaia o ra o r o tb o r a claim in g I n t e r a c t by. th ro u g h . u n d er. I«f « a g a l n a t t h a aald ------ H A R B ig , wlfa or w idow of J o . i p h D. H a r r i s ; F L O R ID A F. HAMMOND and -----H A M M O N D , her husband. If Ilr4 ng, an d If d i a d , t h i unknown h#lra. d o rlaaaa. legatsaa. grantees, tru stees, b e n e f i c i a r ie s , sp o u s e s , e r a d l t o re , llanor a. a u c c a ia o r a or n t h a r s c l a i m i n g I n t a r o a t by. through. un der . for or a g a l n a t t h a aald F l o r i d a F. H a m m o n d an d -----llam wiond, h a r h u s b a n d ; a n d a n y a n d all o l h a r a h a v i n g or c l a i m i n g a n y I n t e r a c t In t h e f o l l o w i n g deacrlb ad p r o p e r l y lo c a t e d In Remlnnla C o u n t y , Florida, to .w lt: T R A I T ONE I I •9 I) pent*. Call FA »M U far expert adne* on a Htrald Legal Notice Legal Notice H 112. 4 RRaal a a l R Batata e e a l a F Far m MMa f t . F Female m I a W H Help p ID WWanted d l t t R i I 1123. 3 . P fni M e l i 116. O T Williams, Realtor 3608 Lxural A vr LARGE 2 Bedmom furn. 2 BEDROOMS * den furn. room. Fenced yard, Dou hie Carporte, Central Heat ing. 322 9438 after 6 p. m. DOWN PAYMEVIB PROM $100 Low Monthly Payments Free parking loL Servicei from tip to tip. Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop 318 I'alinctta Ave. rhons door (1) 332-0834 Phone door (2) 322*323 FHA - VA Legal Notice Stenstrom Realty St. Johns Realty Legal Notice- Legal Notice V A - FHA Jim Hunt Realty Owned Homes Air-Conditioning Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 TREE SERVICE VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty I « broiders, etc. All without attachments. Sold new over 3300 balance now due only $82.36. pay t7 .lt monthly. Liberal trade-in on your old machine. Call now for free home triaL Orlando collect 241-8338. Paneled bouae. $83 month. Apt. FA 2 3333. IN T H K C I R C U IT CO URT UK IN m e C I R C U IT C O U R T O F For Complete Information T H U N I N T H J U D I C I A L C I R ­ THK. N IN T H J U D I C I A L C IR ­ STOP PAYING RENT FA 2-3248. CUIT. IN AND r i l H S E M IC U I T IN AN D TOM S K H I See Or Call Your 4 ROOM House. Unfurn. exCome out to TEE 'NGREEN NOI.r. c o l VTV. F L O R ID A . NOLT1 c o r NT T. FL O R ID A . RENT A BED cvpt stove. Nesr NAS. ( 20th SI. to Upeala Rd. IN CMANCr.RV VO. I R M IN C M A N C R R T NO, 1AAAS F K H K H A L SAVINGS J. I. K I S I.A K MORTOAOB NINTH 91130 weekly. Ph. FA 2 3346 Rollaway, Hoapital k Buby at Church, turn North.) SALKS BROKER 22. Baild - Paint - Rspalr COR IN1HATION O P P U M t l D A , AND l / ' \ \ ASS. M lA T IO N OK Bed*. And let me show you what » K lurlJ* Coruorellon. N E W V o l t K CI TY, By Day, Wtak, or Month Plaintiff, llalnllff, REFAIRS — Remodeling — 3 PIECE Hutch Cabtoft, you can get for 163 month. Ve. c ». CARROLL'S FURNITURE Addition* — Family Rooms NO DOWN PAYMENTS P.OBEP.T B K OR VIM e n d blond. 375. Alumhtms glUto EDWIN WtOTTHIV •"* Ph. FA 2-olsl 116 W. 1*1 St a E R I N O L K I Ol NTT L O R R A I N B VTiaUTM AN. kle J E S S I E S K U R V IN . h ie wlf*. to Vet.e 322-2420 —Hextonsble — Financing t i l N. Park Ave. ch ain , $7.00. SmaU chert SOVINU ( X IR M In ilO X pefam U nts. wife, Arranged — FA 29340 — of drawers, $3.00. Bathroom Sales Office Upsala Rd. N .tlc r of P o ttle H earlag 1 BLOCK FROM FRENCH NOT IC E T O D E F E N D Ptfendentf. COME AND SEE THIS ONE N o t i c e le h e r e b y g iven, t h a t Work direct with Carpenter. N one■ m n v .rr.x n TOi J K S S l i : S. K C I t V I N Open It a. m. to 3 p. m. wall heater, gaa. $3.00. AQ ON FIRST ST. a f te r consideration, tha Sem i­ 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, T O , KIGVt.N \Y IGIITM AS en d lt-eld rn « 'e C n k n u w n Daily A-1. NO 8-4304.__________ n o l e C o u n t y Z o n in g CotiiiulvCOMPLETELY REMODELED TOU A H B IIK IIK B Y N O T I­ L ORHAIN'R WIOHTMAN. 25. Pl umb tu g S e rv l Lovely corner lot with 13 A!«o Saturday A Sunday F I E D t h a t n e u l t l o fo reelo oe e l a n w ill h o ld a p u b lic h e a r ­ SPIC AND SPAN h i t w lf* I n g t a d e t e r m i n e th e f e a s i b i ­ young treei. 3 Yenri old. M o r t g e g * h i e boon filed lleeldenct U nknown SINGLE Bed complete. P k HINSON & HEARN IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY T O U A l l S HI CRCRT NOTT- e g a l n e t y o u In th o t b o r e C o u r t l i t y o f r e c o m m e n d i n g t e th e 3430 down by owner. Ph. PLUMBING CONTRACTING FA 26323. B o a rd e f C o u n t y Com m leelonb y lb* a b o v e n a m e d P l a i n t i f f . Phone 322-2744 for Inspection. r . G D Hint k s a l t lo f o r t c l o t o FA 2 8387. * M o r t g e g * h i * b een filed T b a p r o p e r t y r o u g h ! t e h e e r e t h a t t h e f o llo w in g d e e r r lb THE TIME TESTED FIRM nsoairs 1 Water Heatera ed p r o p e r t y p r e e e n t l y t u n e d ■g n l n e t y ou In the ab ove forecloeed le r« folloure: READY MIX Concrete, wto116 N. J ’arE Ave. FA 2*121 3 -BEDROOM, 1 bath. Kit­ FREE ESTIMATES R -IA S ingle Fam ily lleelJentleot 41. I-ONUDALK SUD C o u r t by t h u a b o v e n a m e d dow sills, UnUls, stops, VIS I OK. • e e » r « m T - - * W laJ. a n d A - t A e r t m i tl u r * be 204 K. 3rd St. 322-8143 i’l n l n l l f f . T h e a r o s e r l r y a u u k h l chen equipped. Owner be­ BY Owiwr. to Room Iluufg, P l a t l l t e r e o f ee r e c o r d e d Suaed II I M ultip le P a m l l y lieblocks, sand, cement, roek. lo be forec lo e ed le ee f e llu w e : a r . w i N o i . p i r a t i N T r a l d e n t l a l i L o t s t t h r u I e n d ing tranxferred. Muit tell. In P l a t Book IS. P a g o IS. lo t 7*. LONOPALK sundouble lot. 8th k Oak Ave. PLUMBING pipe, iteeL greasa traps, s o n INO ro w w iaato v Lota IT t h r u IS. S p r i n g L a k e of l h a P u b l l e H o c o r d i e f DIV IS ION, neeordlng lo FA 2-2940. Noll#* a l P a k l l e H e a r i n g FA 24341. Contracting Repairs dry welle, ateppinff atones. S am ln o le C o u n t y . F l o r t d A S u b d iv isio n , e n d t h e W S/S n e t t h e r e e f ee reco rd ed Nolle* la h a r a b y glvan. t h a t of K eel 1/ 4 o f S t . >« of S E q TOU A R E R E Q U I R E D lo In P i n t Book IS. P t s * IS. FREE ESTIMATES Miracle Concrete Co. A t i e n a r w i t h th o lees S t a t e Roa d e n d p a r t In A fter c o n e l d a r a l l o n . t h a Hamln f th # I’u b llo Re cord# of ftlo y o u r nol* C o u n t y Z o n in g Con tm laR. L. HARVEY 309 Elm Ave. FA t-6761 S e m in o le C o u n ty . Klorlde. C le r k of t h e C o u r t a n d to S p r i n g L a k e S u b d iv isio n a n d tun Will h o ld a p u b lic h e a r ­ 2t>4 Sanford Ave. FA 2 3313 TOU AIU*. I IK Q U IR E D lo •erv o a copy u p o n l h a f’lelii- p t r t H of S. R. U f In S actlon ■ i n g In d e t e r m i n e l h a f e a s i b i l i t y 7 -ai8 -!S K . F u r t h e r de ecrlbed K IIK L D S file y o u r An*w*r w i t h th # llf f e* A t t o r n e y ! . Property MaiiHRement ir.tin u i.R COTNTT FOR A good selection of 2nd n d i n g l o t h e B o a rd C l e r k o f th o C o u r t e n d to NATHANSON. 114 S o u th W a s h ­ a t g e n e r a l l y s a l t e f l l l c h l a n d oo ff rCeoc uo nmt ym eU ttl.AINH C D I I II I M I O N 26. Radio * T elevision om m leelnn.re th a t 4 Sale# Broker hand heatore. rmfrigerstore A v en u e. T lt u e v l l l e , M em o ry G a r d e n . W eet o f Pine e e r v e * e a p y u p o n t h o P la in - i n g t o n N atlra a f P u k l l u HwaH a* l h a f a l l o w i n g d es crib ed p r o ­ Ilf fe* A tto r n o y e . PRICED S F lo rid a, n o l l e t o r t h e n Doe- I t . , e n d N Of n R. 414 and elec, stovee, come te T h a Z o n in g C o m m is sio n will PHKVFNT p e r ty p r e s e n tly toned R-l S in ­ P u b l i c h e a r i n g w ill be held NATHANSON. S10 S o u th W e e h - em b er I. ISIS I f y o u fell lo g l e F a m i l y I t s a l d e n t l e l he so n - Itoiid s pu blic hsarliiA to eo n the FURNITURE CENTER, tn g to n A venue. T ltuevlll*. do eo. e d e c r e e p r o r o n f e a e o In t h e S em inole C o u n t y C o u r t ad A-t A g r i c u l t u r e : Lola I aldar r a c o n tn ia n d ln g TV BREAK IH>WNS tn tha u oo French Ave. F l o r i d a , n o l U l e r t h e n D#o- will he e n t e r e d a g e l n e l y ou Houe*. C o u n t y Con tm lealon er e t h r u 14 a n d L o la A A II. Hoard o f C o u n t y C o m m le a ln n Offers fur your «*l*ction All tube*, including picture Room. S a n f o rd , r i o r l d a . on e r a b e r K b , HAS. I t you full for t h e r e l i e f d e m a n d e d In W e d n e s d a y , N o v em b er I t . 1141 I l o o k e r l o w n S u b d iv isio n . F u r ­ ar a lo a m a n d Haetlon 9 lo d athat* Beautiful 2, 3, k 4 tube, checked fur 33 00. Call lo do eo, A decroo p ro oon- th * C o m p l a i n t . lata tha word n a lg h b o r ln o d W I T N E S S my b e n d a n d era! a t 7:10 P. M. o r e e to o n U l t r a ­ t h e r d e s c r i b e d a t l y i n g S o u t h fro m t h a t l t l s a n d f r s m e ll feeeo w ill b e e n t e r e d a g e l n e l Bedroom Mooney Appluace Service, SERVEL Gee nf o r a n g e B t v d , N » r l h o f M c­ Begin at lha Routhwoet y o u f o r th o r o lle f dem en d o d o f eald C o u r t a t S em in o le a t t a r a i p oielkte. Sylvanla T.V., la d le and raf# r* n cas la • a c t i o n I AuhK a y St., E a a t a f H a l s e y A r e S a m l n o l t C o u n t y Z o n in g FA 3 0697. oornar of lha N E Q of Sec­ In th o C o m p l a i n t . C ounty. Ihle S l l h J a y o f O c t ­ sactlon II-1 a n d H Cop laa of Hrrord Player combination. a n d Wept o f alley. C o m m l a i l o n tion 1. Township M South. W I T N E S S m y h i n d e n d eeel ober. t i l l . P u b l i c b e a r i n g w ill ba b ald th la prnp oaad r s a n l u t t o n m a y lly R o b e r t S R r o « n FA 2 8003 Lake Mary. Jia n g * !» East, run thence of eald C o u r t e l Sem inole (SE AL ) 27. Hpeciol S erv ices In th * Hemlnot* C o u n t y C o u r t ba Ghtalnad In t h a A o n in * OfS a m l n o l t C o u n t y Z o n in g A r t h u r II R 'r k w i t h . Jr., Eaat SAT feat. North 111 41 C o u n t y , I h l e SOlh d ey of Oat lira . C o u r t Ifoua#* Aanf«>rd. Ilona#, C o u n t y C o m m laelo n ara D l r a c t o r fast. Weal 241 fast. South obor, ISA*. Clerk of C ircuit C o u r t NOVEMBER Special. Rod * P u b llv h Oat. I I 4 N o r. I. 1141 Room , S a n f o rd . F l o r i d a , on F lo rid a. M.inday t h r u F r i d a y s l i t . 41 feat, to Point of Bo. ( S E A L ) lly M a r t h a T. V l h l a n VVatnaaday. N o e a m b a r II. 1*41 fro m 9 0« A.’ M. t o I 00 F M C D N -lll reel. 84.77. Surplus City. ginning; a i c o p l rlght-ofA r t h u r H. D o r k w l t h . J r . D. C. PuMia h s s r l n f w i l l ba h sld H. B. TOPE CO.. INC. a t t i l l P. M. o r aa eooa t n a r a way of siata Road Na. l a * Office* C lark ef C ircuit Court la t n a IsmlROla C u u n t y C o u r t 201 W. l i t II. A fter a a p assib le. N t r r i t R o r t A L R 200 So. Park Ave. FA 2 4234 F re ed a n d N a t h a n a o n B y ; M a r t h a T. Vlhlan 424. S e m i n o l e C o u n t y Bo n in g II o u m . C o u n ty C o m m l i s l o n s r s N o l l e , la h a r a b y g l v a n t h a t TRACT TWO l t d S o u th W a s h i n g t o n A ra. D e p u ty Cl*rk Itonm. Manf»rd. F l o r i d a , o n Com m ission p u r a u a n t lo lh a f in a l dacraa T h e N o r t h 111 4 f#4 t o f Ik* U r O f f i c e r SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa 4 SLIDING Door* and track. T li u t v l l l * . F la W s d n a i d a y . .Nnysinbar II. I K S By R o b e r t S R r a n n N W t* of S W ‘i o f NE I* m e n u end x a tiia .nsom Cubital. Oct. SI A N o r . I, IS. nf f o r r c l o a u r a a n d aala a n l a r ­ 8 z 10. FA 2-2075. at T il) I*. M o r a a a o o i l h a r s Uus, etc. Free estimate, rh . S e m l n o l a C o u n t y Z o n in g ed In I h * r a u e * p e n d i n g In of S ectio n I. T o w n o h l p II 110 S o u t h W e e h l n g l o n A re. IS. 1111 a f t a r aa p o i i l b l f . D irector t h * C i r c u i t C o u r t In * nd fo r 322 3308. CDN-114 S o u th , R a n t * >■ E a s t ; t a - T lt u e v l l l e . PI a. • • m l n o l t C o u n t y Z o n in g PORT. Singer Sewinf Machine S a m l n o l t C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , e a a t P u b l i s h Oat. M * N o r. I. t i l l c a p i r l s b t - o f - w t y o f B u t t P u h l t e b N o r . I , IS. 11. SI. 1*41 Comml %a'on k elec. Range. $22-7488. IN T H R C I R C U IT COU RT UT l o c k e t n u m b e r H I M . t h a u n - C D N - l l l R oad No. 4 1 4 . ___ CD O -I P y ll*)bfrt A. B r o w n d a r a t g n a d C l a r k w ill aril l h a T H R N IN T H J U D I C I A L C I R TRACT T R R E E hsxminoU C o u n t y Z o n in g n m n o fR c trr p o ih t o r p r o p a r l y a l l u a l a d In aald To mak* Ihb rit hum* n r r o r and fo r s r r i GUNS. Buy, eell, trade, ra> All th at par* of «»• IN T H R C I R C U IT COURT OF Complete Lawn Service Dlractor T H R SIA TII J I I I K I U . U N * C u u n t y d e a c r lb a d a t : S o u t h 411 fael o f th 4 S E t * T H E N INTH J U D I C I A L C I R ­ NOLE m l NTV. F L O R I D A . buy, so- thPuh ltoh Oct. 19 A No t . I. 1941 or a * ii n m irm pair. Hainan Bridge Flah Free Estimates FA 2-4377 Lot II. SOU T H PINK- n r r HANC RRV NO. ISAM o f t h a S W Q o f S actlo n C U I T OF F L O R ID A . IN AND CDN-DH C R E S T . T h i r d Add ition, a i i i i . r n i r m , r t o m i i t . THK D O W B R T S A V I N G S »1. T o w n s h i p 19 S o u th . F O R S R M N O L n COI NTV. Camp A Gun Shop!________ I k h u m r m NO, i u m a u b d l r l a l n n . a c c o r d i n g lo a WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS. BANK. R a n g e 2* E aat. l y i n g W’eet IN ( 'H A N C R R V NO. I I B M m x iii: o r sa i.n p l a t t b a r a o f r eco r d ed In r c m : i l A f j N A T IO N AL MOHT rD Intlff. o f t h a W a a t a r l y r l g h t - o f - T H E ONONDAGA C O t? N T Y s * I* h*r*b]r g lv a n I d a ’ SPRINKLER SYSTEMS 35, ArtIclea WoaUd P l a t B o o k M. p a g e *3 a n d OAOr* AittfctCIATlO.S. A « or w a y Una o f S l a t e R oad SAVINGS HANK. A New York p u r a u v n t t« th * f i n a l ti t e r * * • I a f t h * P u b lln R e c o r d , porAtlon, All Types mil Sixes OD1S LEE SCRUGGS. 41 US. B a n k i n g c o r p o r a ti o n . No. 400. nf (n rerln au r* t n j i* l* * n t * r f l A l tt l f f e WANTED Uied TV’*. Serv­ o f a r m ln slA C o u n ty . F l o r liefandanta. TRACT FOUR Plaintiff. *i| In Ih* ca iee pen l i n g In III* We Repair and Servlco VI Ida. N t i m s o r * i r r in ice calls 32-00. HANFORD L o t 12. Block '■D'\ T r a o t C lreu lt C o u rl In *n<l fo r S e m i ­ S T I N E lU if lK IlT O. DAVIS t n d T o g e t h e r w i t h t b a follo w in g W lS ritA b K F IIH K IT .Iial NR 14 SANLANDO S P R I N G S w i l l i a m Joseph pouter nal* C a unlr. 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F o R M i.o siH i: * u r . l-«t t t In t h - N 14 4 f*et Trailer., 26 ft. or longer. I l o l W a t e r l l a a t a r . Mo­ N o v a m b a r . I N I , a t !1 *0 A M I l E F E X II A X T a . O R K E T IN O B i N O T IC E IS I I E R E H Y G I V ­ S C S I l K V t E t W. L. Hannon -FA 2-4223 of L o t 14, B lack 14. d al YO4IARG0AI. S erial a t th# m a i n d o u r of tha C o u r t Office FA 3-2118 P o at Of flea B o r All You a r e h ereb y n o t i f i e d t h a t E N p u r e u a n t l o a F i n a l DaAppliance* not necessary. W y n n e-ao.l, S —n f o r «t. Ifouoa nf Mttnlnola C o u n ty , at R 7 l l | t M : Una (1. E. (aloe<)affn*y. S o u th C a r o l i n a a p r o c e e d in g to q u l o t t i t l e a n d e r t e o f W r a c l o a u r a d a l a d OctFlnrliln. * c . « n l l n * t n th * NlgM FA WASHING Machine Service .Must have good root. Ph. t r i e ) B u ilt-In O r a n . Mn.DI M*nf »rd. F lo rid a , t h a I fo n o r Tou ara hereby no tlfl.d for other re lief hae been ol>«r l o t h , 1141. a n d a n l a r e d I 'U t th * r * « f • * t*<iot.l*<l In J m i l l I IB*. S e r ia l Y l t D t l - at.la A r t h u r It IW k w l t h . J r 323 0700 Flee Estimates on Repairs FA 20813. b r o u g h t In tb a C i r c u i t C o u r t In C h a n c e r y Ca*e No. «I1144 t h a t a C o m p l a i n t t o f u r a c l o t a I 'U t Rook I. F u g . i >7. 17. 114; One C h e t . . . (e l e c t ri c ) C l a r k n f t h a C i r c u i t (Niurt n certain m o rtg ag e en cu m ­ f o r Semlnolo C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , o f Ih* C i r c u i t C o u r t of Ih* Sanford, fla '.hilo Hiawatha ■ ml 94. Dublin l l . r u n l l u( 2324 Park Dr 322 7363 H»rnlnola C o u n ty , F l o ri d a , will K i t c h e n K a h a u . t F a n ; b e r i n g t h r f o l l o w i n g d aecrlb ed Judicial Circuit of a u e l n e t all pereona c l a i m i n g N i n t h S em ln u le C u u n t y , FI »rhl*. 36. A utom obiles • T rack s One G E ( e l . c t r l c ) B u ilt-In o ff« r for aala t o t h a h lg h aa a n y e e t a t e . rlg M . t i t l e o r In- F l o r i d a , In a n d for Sem lnola real p r o p e r t y , l o - w l t : » g * th * r w llh *11 . I r u e t u r e * N EW GA. BRICK 29. A utom obile S erv ice Rang*. Modal J i a l l l U W . a n d baat Mdd*r fo r cash , a t T I.oi ». Ulock D, COUNTRY t * r e e t In. o r lien upon, th o C o u n t y , w h e r e i n . T H K ONON­ • n.l lm|<ravem*n l* no w * n I BUYING A rutW or S e r ia l X I B I I B f ; l)na H E pu blic o u t c r y , t h a f o l t o w l n f CL UII MANOR. UNIT NO a b o v e describ ed r a a l p r o p e r t y , DAGA COUNTY S A V I N G S h e r e e f t e r i*n m I J l*h*l. a n . I 3 nil IMt Hath*. 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IIS.o k 2 i. N*HITIf ' - n a a r l k G lees A I 'a ln t Heinlnol* C o u n t y . F l o ri d a , S unkurik G lass am i I’a in t n and f o r s e m l n o l o hl« wlf«, u « r r C ourt ♦ Low Monthly Poymeato O K M N I n i 1st NDDITION, 11f I* I iq collect *n>l r e l g l n Ih* V o n ip a n y . S a n f u rd . F l u r•*I4 rent*, l u u i i , - n i l p r o f i l e C o u n ty ) . . u r w r i t t e n a p p e a r . w ill n i l Its lh « l»igb«»l An*l h a . b een file d a g a l n e t y ou In Coniium y a c c o r d l n c to p l a t t h a r a o f FLORIDA STATE BANK Ida. t h . a b u v e . t y l . d edit, a n d you _ .p erao n ally . o r h r a t ­ b«flt bl.M«r f « f ca«h a t th u n til .lef i u l l her * u i n l e r ); -n A r a c o r d a d tn P i t t Hook 13. (2tXh St. to Upvala ltd. 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2 1622 36. 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Boa in • M otors ln .l» h t« tn eaa h e r e i n m e n t i o n Sunland. b e f o re th * 14tb d a y of D e c ­ And o t h # r hdAtlnv. cn u k ln v . a n d Im p r ovwmant a. t h « a or *.|: C o u r t y o u r w r i t t e n .l*f#n*«a. Hook >. I ' l l * >?. PuMl f * r r !g * r a t ! rt g l l g h t l t i f plumb* t h a r a a f t a r on said Ians). 31. Poultry • l.lvewtock IldCvjrJs uf Mfuilnola C o u n - em ber . 1145 If y o u fall l o d o II I X PACEMAKER run* o r a o . w . r . If any. t o «tl* C o m ­ (ecoleuten Space H e a l e r T h la ia rn p u r a u a n t t«» %mitii itlfitf. Irrif tjr, f k r M i f r ' ci * ' • eo, a d e c r e e p r o co n faeeo will In # , p l a i n t a t th e t l * * * p r e s c r i b e d i. K. R e f r i g e r a t o r F i n a l Da<r«a of K oracloaura about boat ta d trailer, ex* And p<jto«r (i)8'*ni». niAchtnAa, be t a k e n a g a l n e t y ou f o r Ih* HEIFER 15 months old. $75. UI8 tY lo-SAS Klaclrlc >1 by law. th e r e in s e t t i n g u p t h e G. E R a n g e cellcnt condition. Best offer. W ater H ealer I n e i a l l e J r«1l*f d e m a n d e d In III* C uiu- AppllAm ••. fiiturA*. And Appur* a n u r a d In tha Abora CAUoa. e s t a t e , • r ig h t, title if l n t « r « s l V en .llan lllln je Reg. Real Estate Broker FA 20171. C h l M •>r y Docki 11 MI tniidf.vna. which now gr« or p lain t. f T a b l e T o p i . In elu 4 ln « th In. o r Hen upon, ih « 40OV9 a t pu blic eel#, t o th * b l * h * e t I FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha See al 106 N. Myrtle. Call n o w p«ndlu«r I .a t h a f 'l r c u l t rna> h*-r»4f>r pwrlain taj. o r T h U N o lle* eh atl b* p u b ­ batlilluaa an 1 apptiPt*h d e s c ri b e d pro p erty •Itolin# I by • n j heel h l.t aer f o r eaeh at 322 9363 or 322-7621. 3 l A. PelM I IM 9 I I oovI a I I k ara o n . t#a l i s h ' d on e* a w eek for f o u r h« u881 with* In. o r on baM C o u r t ut * oil for ftwiiilnola t j o 'f h .ck no on on th * l l t h , ,u. H e r . In 'e l l n . 4»f J ' l U (*r»Ufiljr. F l o r i d a Ma ther e i l l i lb f u r n i l u r a , * u a * * c u t l r * w e e k . In Ih* S a n ­ pr«ff9l8«a, even Ik >U4h th*> m e a t will t»e eat* «.| .44*lunt •lay of N o v e m b e r I94J At th * 15. lluxineHN O p p o rtu n ity IN WITNKMff W II F i t HOF. I h* d#t 4<*h*d o r d ^ U c h i h l t . f i r n t e h l i i f •. ai* I f i i t u r a e ford H e r a l d WANTED: Good home for y..u by .D lau lt. , m y h a n d F r o n t Do or of th* S *rp luo|e D A T E D l l t l i l e t d , y of N o r - ■ t puhllf? a8 Id. to th« h t( h » 8 t h a r t h a r a u n t n a l t u a t a t h a r a l n . a n i !«<•* W IT N E S S my h a n d a n d e*al GREEN BRIAR adorable kitten. 6 Weeks nnd b««t bidder fur cnah b«* a n d o f f i c i a l awal th l a l i t day C o u n ty C o u r t h o u a * l a S a n f o r J . SERVICE Station fur lease. em b er, 1941. a«l t h a r a u n . an nppcifl*al o f t h e eald C o u r t a t Han ford . Florida. Chafe* lou available la t w « « n th # hu ur* of #Inb#r» o f V4»vamb«r. t9<3. Good location. Only small old. Huuse trained. 323 0733. !y eat f o r t h In M o r t g a g a ( S E A L ) S e m l n u l e Coun ty. FI o r hla. t h is (SEA Li lireenbrUr of U k Arbor o 'c lo ck In t k t fo ren o o n And ( d R A L ) • . . It B t o k w K k . Jr. upon Com plaint l i s t d»y o f O cto b er. 194Jcapital needed by right A r t h u r M. He k w H b , J r . A r t h u r II Ikokw lth. J r . t w o «i*cl(jck In tb« iftirnouA orerUMiblng golf «uur»e. C lark of C ircuit I'o u ri D A T E D tt.lv sat l*> Clerle of (h* C i r c u i t C o u r t 32. F low er* • S h ru b * (SEAL) C la c k nf t h a C i r c u i t C o u r t man. FA 2 1342 on th « I t t h d ay nf .Vi%«in* D r : M a r t h a T. V lb leu Cuslum building to your a - t u b e r , A. D 194* ru lur>« A r t h u r II H * k w t t U . By: M e rtb * T. VlltUa In And for itam luol* C o u n ­ h«r. I H ) . At t h e Krnfii l*«jf*r D eputy l1 * rk ■pecificaliooGreenbrinr , i .. r i r u u l t < r l IS K A L ) l*-.pji» C l e r k BLOOMING Ruse* on Chero­ t y . F l o r i d a o f t u t C o u n t y O m r l e UNDKRBiiV, R I 'S I I DE A N .MODERN ' oiii Laundry. ■ II) Ba A r th u r II UK Vl t d A I.L G R l l i l - K l der doped by lly h l a r t h * T. V|ltla;t L u W N D K g A v an let. UKIIG i)oU8« in aA.fjrJ, Kiwfii*kee stock. All other kinds water. Sewer. T e r r n x x o AND L E W IS D eputy Clark (ILAL) A t t o r n e y * a n d C o u n e a l lo r a a*. By: M a r t h a Y. Vlhlan l l y ; M a ri n e V. V lul KINGSWOOD of N uriary ihrubbcry and AtUirney* fo r D l e m t i l f Arthur If Huckwith. Jr. J O e t t P H M UU K -U ikO floor. Enclosed. Going busi­ Law D aputy Clark D e p u t y Clerk #1 N o rth C o u r t S t r e e t BUILDERS INC. CUrk nf th« Clreult Court P O Dax 2SS trees. P o t t D fflea B->x 1711 F R A N K k STRLUKOW ness Trtt.il $15,000. $3,000 B a k e r. B a k . r * S m i t h Poet O ffl* . line I t ' * F « rn P a r k . F lo rid a fly >ft r l h A T Vthl** Grlvn dn . F l o r i d a 282 Fairmont Dr. I I J I l .l n c a t n Bead 49 K t . t Tin* I tra a * Gray Shadow* Nursery D tU n ilu , FlorlA a A t t o r n * / f j r I'U siilUf. down Midway 7-2UI3, (W. Cl«rA T alap k )■* -*• « u FA 2-8074 Miami U -ao h I I . F t o rl d h Orl m*P> F lorB U I P uhllah Nay. 4, 1)42 pubtlatg Nuv. i . 1>42. P u b t l i h KuV. S. 15C1 6 ML 3. uu Saufurd Ave, p u . i i . h N ev . i , a. m i m i P tib lla h No*. I. 1143 Park) J io 5 p. ta I* ihl'.fh N oTa I. I UDG-x U'L ru -4 CUO-4 U>v- L tD O -l AUTO GLASS INSTALLED TEE ’N GREEN & SEAT COVER CO. ROSA L. PAYTON I Vi .. 'T '.* . n n m w> 0_ . T ties. N ov. 5 . ’63— P a r e 9 . 8. F o r Went Government FOTfUMAXX. POH1AIASM . As lavtitmeat, aot as ex­ 1 '" ^ r r a lh JOHN E. FOX REALTOR I t T H E t l R C C T T C O U B T OF T H E SIX TH J I D tC I A U C IS C l n r O F F L O R ID A . I S A S M FOR •R M IX O L B C O E R T T . IT CR A t CE R T S O . IS4SR J. I. KISI.AK M O R T O A flR COTtrORATlO.T OF F L O R ID A , a l l o r l d a corporation. P lain tiff D afandanta t o n e s O F F T R L1C ATVOT TO. DIANA P O IIL ifA N N lleald en ra U n k n o w n TOU A R E I I E R E B T XOTf* P IE D t h u t a su it t o F o r e c l o s e M o r tg a g a agalnat rani nnd parnonal p r o p e r t y h a s b e e a filed a g a i n s t you In t h e e b o t e c o u r t - * r tha a b o r a n a m e d P U l n t l ff . Ttia p r o p e r t y s o u g h t lo be fo reo lo iad la aa f o l l o w s : T h a N o rik tab ft. o f t h e E ast t«« ft.. L o t 14 OOL.F c o r KS n ADDITION to C a se a lb e r r y . F lorida so re c o r d e d In P l a t B o o k to . p ag e 21. IMbllo Re co rd * of Sem inole C o u n t y , F l o r . 14*. t o g e t h e r w i t h R e frl* gerator. Kangs a n d O ra n ; l l a a t a r ; w / d u c t n a n d Dish* w aabar; Including the buildings and ap p n rlan . a n rea lo cated t h e r e o n , a n d together w ith th a f u rn i­ tu re. f u rla h ln g a , a n d fla* l u r r a al t u a t a t h e r e i n , a n d lo cated Ik ara o n . TOU ARP. R E Q U I R E D t o e e r r e a copy a f y o u r A a a w a r, or o t h e r P l e a d in g , o n P l a i n llfra A tloraaya FRANK. A S TR EI.K O W . E g g s . . 1 1 U L i n ­ coln lload. Miami B aacb . F l o r ­ ida, a n d file t h a o r i g i n a l l a t h a office of th e C l a r k a t t h a a b o r a C o u r t on. o r b e f o r e , t h a 22nd d ay a t N o v a m b a r , 1141. In d e f a u l t of w h i c h th o C o m ­ pl aint will ba t a k o n a s e o n . feeeed a g a l n a t y o u f o r t h o relief r e q u e s t e d l a P l a i n t i f f s C o m p lain t. DATED th is t l t k d ay of O rto b ar. t i l l , al M ia m i B each . Dade C o u n ty . F l o r i d a . (SE AL ) A r t h u r H. B e c k w i t h . J r . C la r k a t l h a C i r c u i t C o u r t Hy: M a rt h a T. V l h l a n D rp u ty C lark PRANK A STRKLKOW. A t t o r n e y s for P l a i n t i f f t i l l L ln cola Bond Miami Baach I t . F l o r i d a P u b lish Oct J l . M A Nor. I 12. 1M l . CDN-T4 faufurU 322-5613 322-5612 vouch a KENNETH «JR. a n d Of ASA hia wife, '■ 5!}f Phone Classified in n n t r m c t i f u u h t mw Ta i t i e r s j t n c u b rm . r t r r . is *vo m ar.w i. S O LE r o r S T T . F t O M I O A . IT r N I W K N T t o . ISOM K E N N E T H A. W r . f G U T , a n d (.•UAHA J. W R IG H T , h l a wire. P laintiff* ix v E sm m rf COR I A NT. I R C . a t a t , D afandantat n o r m • r a t it ------ Ruaoell, w l f a a t D a ? l d T. Ruasall; J . T . D a v l a an d wife. ------ P a e l a . P. J . D a r l a a n d w l f a . —— D a r l a D. H. D a r l a a n d wlfa. ------ D a r l a ; C U u d D. C a r l a r a n d ------ , h l a w lfa; J. R C a r t e r a n d ------ C a rte r , hla w if e . J a m e a A. Ruaaall a n d —— R u iae ll. hla w l f a ; and D arld T. R uaaall, and n t a l n a t aaeh o f I h a m If a l l r a . a n d If d a n d . t b a u n k n o w n holra. s p o u s e * d e r la a a a tasataaa. g r a n , tea*, a n d o t h e r e l a l m a n t a under and t h r o u s h th a a f o ra aald d a f a n d a n t a , a n d a ll partlaa h arin g or c l a i m i n g t a h a r o a n y la* t* r e e t l a a n d t o t h a foV> low ing d eacrlb ad real ■atata l y i n g a n d b a l n g la g * m ln o la C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , to.w lt: T h a E a a t V a f t h a RKW o f th a REVi o f S a c t l o a T. T o w n s h i p I t 8. R a n g e » E. laaa S t a t e Stood 010. a n d laaa t h a t p a r t a f t h e K '« o f aald g F . q l y i n g South of l l a l o R o n d 411. Tou will h a r a b y t a k a n o t l a a t h a t tha p l a l n t l t f a h a r o Died • ult a g a l n a t y ou In t h a C i r c u i t C o u r t In n nd for d a m l a a l o C o r n t y . F lo rid a , to g u l a l t h e t i t l e In t h a p l a l n t l f f a t o t h a p ro p erly , a l t u a i e d In S a m l n o l o County. F lo rid a, a n d d e a e r l b . t d u b o ta. Tou a ' a h * r a b y r e q u i r e d t o fila w ith t h a C l a r k o f t h e k .i o t a atyla.l C o u rt y owr d a . f*na*s t o t h e a b o r o a t y l e d roue* a n d t u r a l a k n o o p y a f l h a sa m e t o C h a r l s a J . Col* Mom. 11 S o u th M a g n o l i a A r a . nua. Orlan d o . F l o r i d a , s a i d d a . f* n.« a t o ba fll*d o n o r b a . fora tha l l t h d ay o f J f o r s m * bar. A. D. t i l l . H a r o t n fall no t or decree p r o o o n faaao I IP ba e n t e r e d a g a l n a t you. IX W ITNESS W H E R E O F . I h a i a h e r e u n t o aat m y h a n d a n d a f fix ed my o f f i c i a l aaat a t S an fo rd . F lo rid a , t h i s n t h .lay of October, A. D., ! • • ! . (HEAL) A rth u r If B eehw lth. J r . C l a r k of tk o C i r c u i t C o u r t By: M a rt h a T. V l h l o a D ep u ty Clark C H A R L E S I CCLDOM p o. n.>* : i »i • I S outh M a g n o lia Orland o, F l o r i d a A tto r n ey f o r P l a i n t i f f s P u b lish OeL II, l b N A ■ o a . IMS. C D X -il ■ 1. L o st & F o u a 4 Used furniture, appliances, CLASSIFIED INDEX 1 STORY 3 room frame a” Br T HomeT^I hatha, Pla‘. WOMAN to keep house. U te LOST: Male German Step- SWEETIE PIE In. FA 2*048. tools, etc. Bought - Bold. 1. Lost k Founfl By Nadine Seltzer room. Fenced yard. ReaHqum. Unfun. Cloie la. herd, tan, black and silver, Larry’s Mart 313 SaaMto aooable down payrnt. Ph. 17. Male Help Wanted 2. Notices - P cybobaIa PA M in . _______ friendly, answers to name Ave. Ph. PA 3-4133. V 32341N 9 S. Education - Instruction •Duke". REWARD. Ph. CARPENTERS experienced 7. Businees Rentals 4. Transportation FA 2 2Slt or FA 2*471. only for form work. Hollo­ Sell Ue Your Furniture. NEAR HOSPITAL 1,000 aq. ft. FLOOR apace, See this neat 3 bedroom home 5. Food way Concrete. FA 2-3361 Quick Service With the LOST: Saturday, little BoatCash. SUPER TRADING suitable for oflfce or store. at 1301 E. 4th SL Corner for interview. 6. For Rsnt toe Bull. Black with white POST. PA 1-0677. FA 2-3333. location with 3 lota, deep 6A Special Notices DRIVERS for tractor trailring around neck. Has col­ well with sprinkler system, FREE ESTIMATE 7- Business Rentals lar on but no identification. OFFICE or Store Building. storage house. Only 910,300 era. Experienced only. Full Upholstering k Mattress ren* thne employment. Hollo­ Raward. FA 236«. ISOS Contact J. T. Bargerly. PA 8. Beach Rentala wHh some terms. ovatlng New k Used Furni­ Park Ave. Sanford. way Concrete, Inc. Phone 2-2075. 9. For Sale or Rent ture. Call Nix Badding Mfg. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS PA 2-3363. 10. Wanted to Rent Co., at 706 Celery Avt, 2. N oiieee Realtor 9. For Sale er Rent FA 2-2117. _______ Office 204 W. First 11. Real Estate Wanted VACUUM CLEARER, repairs, Raymond Luodqulat. A**o. 19. Bitaatioiia Wasted 3 BEDROOM CB House, PA 2-3031 AUaatlc Bank Bldg. 12. Real E state For Sale IRONING at home. 322-77B1. pacU. xuppliea for Electro­ WANTED reliable couple ta 'kitchen s^ulpiicd, n**c 13. Mortgage Loana lux. Kirby, l!oo«ar, Air­ Winn Dixie. Call FA t-56»S. DUE TO ILLNESS m utt i*ll MATURE experienced Secre­ take up monthly payments le g a l Notice 14. Insurance Way, Rtx-Alr etc. Tree almoAt new home on 1 acre tory needs employment. 3 od 913.30 <m 3 complete t N TVS CIRCIIT COURT » F IB. Businees Opportunity pickup. New aad Uaed rooms of furniture. C a l 10. Wanted to Rent ( T o u n d , n*ar Paola School D ty week preferred. Box 36, t r r s it t m ju d ic ia l c ir . cloantra told. PA >TP. n u l l , Casselberry, m L Call PA 2-837S, PA 3-0S70. r e r r in and fo r apiri- 16. Female Help Wanted e'o Sanford Herald. R B L R C O t'N T T . F L O R ID A . 17. Male Help Wanted lect. Needed At Once C M A N CR RT SO . ISP4S 4 E d u c a tio n « l a e t m e i l — We need tea (10) nice hornet, BY OWNER, 3 bedroom, 1H YARDS claancd, small items OVERSTREET LAND CN)M 18. Help Wanted hauled or moved. Junk pick­ 34. Arlicloo For Uni# bath home. One bedroom furnished or unfurnished. p a n t . » r i o r ' . i x « r s> ? M ti« w . 19. Situations Wanted PIANO Chord Method L*»a n d M A R G A R E T P. A N D E R ­ 20. Babysitters ed up might pay for labor. has separate entrance, can Immediately) We have the aotiA Harry Wetter. S»-#0S1 SO N a n d L IO N E L C. A N D E R ­ SINGER, Round Bobbin. Pay PA 2-7338 or PA 2-4228. be rented lor Income. WUl 21. Beauty Salons clients! U you have • 3. 3, SON. M h u sb a n d , repair chargee of 117 46k f a d e lor smaller place. 22. Build - Paint - Repair f . For Beat or 4 bedroom home lor Child Care. PA 3-3274. Complete price. PA 2A411. Shown by appolntmaot. Cell 23. Building M aterial! n o t or leetM, call i n d a b . rl a a ell h .v o er F U R N I S H E D Aparim PA 3-M4Sa n d W. B. HAOER, h a r h u s ­ 24. Electrical Services DAYS WORK. FA 2-2782. LARGE Wliard Refrigerator. Clean aad d o n la. Jlm a le b a n d ; a t n k n n d nny a n d a i l 25. Plumbing Services Good condition. PA 3-7909. persona h a r in g o r c laim in g Stenstrom Realty Cowan. 133-4013. OSTEEN Area. Baby or young a n y I n t o r a a t In t h e h a r a l n d t a - 26. Radio 4 Television children in m y home week­ orlbad p roperty locale* l a 27. Special Services FORD TRACTOR, mowwr, Available Nor. • Spedooe 3233430 111 N. Park Arc. B o M taala C o u n t * F l o r i d a . days. 322-4028. dwk. icoop, good condition. D e f o n d a a t w 28. Laundry Service 3 BR.. I bath home. |13S. w orsen o r a u rr 29. Automobile Service 12. Raal Estate Per Bale FA 2*154 or PA 2-021S. FA 2-7664. MIDDLE s*e woman will do T R R WTATR OF F I.O R I D A TO) *1 think aMthe tinglo men ta town are ha * w a sent* ironing at home or 3 day INDA B. R U M B U * H A O E R 29A. Auto Accessories MONEY DOESN'T TALK — 110 N. Park Ava. 323*338 "CLEAN quiet Rooms" The to tee whe ean get the most tieketo frees the new a n d W.B . HA GER, h o r h u s ­ 30. Machinery - Tools bsbysittino sod light houxgIT SCREAMS! $1,500 down CARPET Gables. FA 2-0720. * a*aMP b a n d o f 141* G r i f f i t h A r a work. 7M Bay Ave. a n * Ow o so b o ro , K e n t u c k y ; 31. Poultry - Live stock will put you in s naat ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom House with large screened W . W . HUNT, a n d ------ 31A. Peta FOR COUPLE, charming 1 100% Nylon or wool carpet­ sound country homa on 6. For Rent S U N T , h l a wife. If l l r l n g . 32. Flowsrs • Shrubs petto, fenced back yard oo 21. Boauty S a t o R s bedroom bouse, Lake Mark- 6. For Rent ing Initalled with rubber lorely tr**-ihad*d lot for a n d I f dead- l h a u n k n o w n a corner lot. 3DH8 Magnolia. H aiti Tarter Beauty Shop h o lra darloooa l a g a te o o . 83. Furniture barn. PA 2-3S30. padding. 3 Roomi up to APT. 330. Surplus City. 3 RM. furn. Apt. $33 includes tha unbelievable price uf granieoa, Iruatoaa b o n o f l - 34. Articles For Sale 270 *q. ft. 3138*0. As low Cold Wave $6.00 complete water k electricity. Phone 17,500. Thla la too good to c la r ie s, o p o u aaa eredltora Swap or Eschange 2 BEDROOM bouse, kitchen W E L A K A APARTMENTS: li e n o r s , su c c e s s o rs o r o t h e r e 31-A PA 2*344. Stemper Agency HIM W. 23Ih SL PA 2-1321 as 97.00 a month. Limited last ao call now! equipped. PA 2-3S3S. claim ing I n t e r n at by. 36. Articles Wanted Rooms private bathx, 114 time only. Ph. Orlando col­ th ro u g h . u n d er. for o r 36. Automobiles • Trucks Harriett's Beauty Nook W. First R REALTOR - INSUR0R 3 BEDROOM upstslrs Apt. lect 241-8338. a g a i n s t l h a aald W. W . H u m 1 Bedroom Duplex, furn. PA 2*801 111! S. Preach Ave. Evw Appt's. 3 Sr. Beauticians a n d —— H u n k h l a w l f a ; 36-A Autos Wanted newly furn. 308 W. 13th St. SO UTH W AR D Adults. 70S W. 4th PA 2-3510. Downstairs, clean. Urge. 611 JA M E S A. H UNT a n d ------ 37. Boats • Motors 103 So. Oak FA 2-5742 SINGER AUTOMATIC FA 2 2951. H U N T , h la wlfa. I f l l r l n g . INVESTMENT A REALTY Park. FHA VA HOMES Sewing machines, like - new, a n d If d ead, t h e u n k n o w n 88. Motorcycles - Scootsrs SMALL Cottage furn. |3 0 PERMANENT Wave Special 116 N. PARK AVE. 322 9173 hairs, d es tie ee. l e g a t e e s , 39. T rsilsrs - Cabanas mo. Dajra FA 2-2022. Ere. 1 BEDROOM house Unfurn. Furn. 1 bdrm. apt. 2101 Mic1 3 , 1 4 BEDROOMS makes buttonholes, sews on 20r* off regular prices. grantaaa trustees, banaflnolta. 343. FA 2 3861. R. A. 3 BEDROOMS. 2 baths. Fla 1, M , k 3 BATHS PA 2-6860. button!, monogrami. em­ 1 Bedroom Duplex, furn. clarlaa spo us es , c r e d i t o r s , 40. Farm Equipment Open Evening! by appt. Ton »nd t a r h a t x o u a r a h artb jr n o t l f l a l a n d r t i i u l r a d la praaaat any clalm o a n d d a . m a a d a w h ich r o d . o r a l t b a r of r « o . m a r h a t a t g a l n a t t h a a a la ta of C d l t h H. H a a a r . d a . caaaad. l a t a a t aald C o u n t * , to tb a C o u n t r J a d c a a t s « m t no la C ounty. F l o r i d a , a t h ia africo In t b a c o u r t b o n a a o f aald C o a a t y a t t a n fo rd . F l o r . Ida w i th in fix c a l e n d a r m o n t h * fro m t h a t l m a o f t b a flr*4 p u b lication af thta an tic* . tU c b claim e r d e m a n d ahall ha In w r i t in g . an d a h a l l a t a t a t h a place e f r e a l d o n c a a n d poet o ffice ad d r a a a o f t h a claim an t, a n d ahall b a a w o r a to by tb a c l a i m a n t , a a a n t , o r a t t o r n e y , a n d a n y a o c b cla im or dem an d n o t aa f i l e d ah all ba told. E d ith M. C r la m a n Aa a x e c a to r e f t h a l a a l W ill a n d T a a t a m a n t o f E d ith M. H am ar. d a c a a a * 4 W tad arw aed la. H a l a a a A W a r d A ttarn ey a 33d P a r k A ran u a. S o u t h W in te r P a r k . F l o r i d a P nbllah OM. 2d. I I . A S o ? . It. t i l l . C PS-7S the _______________________________ ______ �---- * * FJv^i I 1 w. i I*1 RedsBlowUp U. 5. Pipeline A ' CarolyHHiggins bVenezuela - III 1 . | flI T MARACAIBO, Teaexuela Pro-Communist ter­ rorists blew up a vital Ameri­ cas-owned oil pipeline for the eighth time ta II mouths Mowday, setting off • major ofl (DPI) — The Armed Forces of Na­ tional Liberation, strong supputters of Cuban Premier Fide! Castro, were suspected of dynamiting the pipeline In the barren area about 100 miles esst of hers. Hundreds of firs fighters of the Creole Petroleum Corpora­ tion, a subsidiary of Standard OH of New Jersey, brought the fire under control Monday night Repairs w en begun today on the line which carried 300,0C3 barrels of ell a day from the Die pumping station near ths rich Laks Maracaibo oil­ fields to the Amuay refinery. Pipelines ar* particularly Mrs, Higgins' replacement urOI h i Mrs. Mary Waabbura, Hfefeng resident ef Sanford and veteran volunteer worker long Interested la the wslfsre af asrvieernes. Mrs. Higgins resigned to ftreept a position with the State Waifsrs Department la Meanwhile, Mrs. Washburn ymMtiicml that the local USO wtU begin holding reaper services sach Sunday, followed by buffet dinner*. LEGION FAIR opened they traverse miles ef saga­ brush country and ara p a r a l­ leled by a well-traveled high­ way. Close surveillance of the entire 138-mile length of pipe !• nearly impossible. Monday’# blast oecured lit­ tle more than than a mil* from the sit* of a similar dynmiting in August Monday to a capacity crowd. Pictured top la th« display o f the Fu­ ture Farmer* of Amer­ LOS ANGELES (UP!) — ft seems that the mice which make their home in the Hail af Justice have become ad­ dicted to narcotic*. Peter J. Talraaehoff, chief deputy e l the criminal divi­ sion. explained that the mica find their way into a closely guarded room where several hundred pounds of marijuana and other narcotic* a n held as evidence in pending cases. “Those mice a n addicts,” he declared. "They Bin riot all might then stagger off to their a s s t leaving the floor Uttered with marijuana.1' ica chapter o f Sanford Junior High School. O. W. Barber, in the lower photo, judges a rabbit Youths Fined owned by Porter Sulli­ HAIFA, Israel (UPI) Eight youths, all Jewish religioui realots, were fined and given suspended jail sentenc­ es for rioting in a Christian school in September. They were given the choice of a t i l l fine or <0 days In jail and nine month suspended sentences. They were also placed under SM bond for three years against their good behavior. van (righ t). Judging waa completed Monday afternoon. (Herald Photos) Corn Piling lip HANNIBAL, Mo. (UPI)—A ths worst shortage of grsln- Ross, Missouri F anners As­ mountain of corn stood on a to-market boxcars sine* the sociation traffic manager. street In this Mississippi River Korean War. “But it’s much w on* this town today a* testimony to The Hannibal grain termin­ year.” PAREERSBURG, W. Va. al. Its elevators already filled, Spokesmen for sevsral rail­ (UPI) — A school bus driver began dumping the newly har­ roads agreed. and a 14-year-old girl passen­ vested eorn in the street test ger were killed late Monday Wednesday. It was eovered with huge sheets of plsstie to In thia a n a ’s third fatal prevent spoilage. acbool bus aeeident In six At County Fair Weeks. WASHINGTON (UPI) — But the sight of grain piled The Central Florida Tuherhigh in the streets of Mid­ Th# driver of the diesel fuel Thirty-one whooping cranes, rulosia and Respiratory Dis­ western termlnat eiUes wss ease Association's Christmas lank truck which slammed 14 adults and seven young, not uncommon today. have arrived at their winter­ Seal chest X-ray mobile unit he ad o n Into the bus wai in ing ground at the A m i s s An eatimated 19.85 million will he at the Seminole County critical condition with a skull Wildlife Hefuje on the Texas buihela of miio was stored in Fair today through Saturday the open during the post week fracture and four other stu­ coast. for fre* chert X-ray*. dent passengers w en hospi­ The cranes aro the last of in the MI fwest. Officials fear­ X-rays will be available as talised with Injuries. their specie*. Interior Secre­ ed the t o s s from spoilage follows: Tuesday, 3 p.m .-d The previous accidents late tary Stewart L. Udall, in an­ might run as high as $10 mil­ p,m. and 6:30-9:30 p.m ; ha September and on Oct. 1 nouncing the number return­ lion. Wednesday, 3-6 and 6:30-9:30; claimed the lives of a woman ing to Arnansas, said the Klcvator* were full or fill­ Thursday. 4-6 and 0:30 - 9:30; bus driver and of a man count of young birds—highest ing rapidly throughout Mis­ Friday, 4-0 ami 6:30-9:30, w h o s e automobile collided ilnce the winter of 19VJ-S9— souri. Urain movement in the and Saturday, 1-5 and 6-9. with a school bus. I state waa practically a t a was “ heartening news.” .Ur.islilL The miio harvested Last spring .4 adult crane* left the refuge for summer 1in Nebraska, Iowa and the No News Session WASHINGTON (LTD — nesting grounds in Canada. There were hopes that the I’m U k n t Kennedy will not hold a newt conference this [our missing adults still might show up after the 3,300-mde week. He met with newsmen last Thursday. flight from Canada. Students making a 3.3 aver­ age or tetter during the first six weeks grading period at Seminole High School were named today by Principal Andrew Bracken. C EN T ER Heading the honor roil as straight “ A” student* are We Carry A Complete Line Of Gardening Linda Spencer, a junior and Stephaay W'estgate, a aopbo Needs — Tools — Mowers — Sprinklers more. Fertilizers & Insecticides, Etc. Other* named are: Seniors; Dennis Brown, Doug Fire­ stone, Ronald Goerss, James Long, Steve Sewell, Jimmy Thompson. Pat Brantley, Bar­ Everything For The Builder bara Buckler, Audrey Deck­ er, Carol Jo Oxford, Sherry Check Our (.urge A Varied Stock. Spinelli and Jeanefcr Thomp­ son. Juniors: Sandra Bisbee, Bonnie Caola, Helen Mann, Christmas Sherry Maraiita, Susan Pier* cy, Joel Fehd and Jeff Wil­ liams; Sophomores: Claudia Bomgardner, Cheryl Jones, Meda Meiman, Becky T a n n e r , Jam es Barks and Cball Cro­ well. Heart Massage Course Slated All volunteer fire depart­ •topped heart beating again. with a special cardiac attach, “However, there are certain ment, which registers the ments of Seminole County, danger* inherent in thia type proper amount of pressure to police, eheriffa deputise, Florapp-*«i-l to tlie cheat, will of resuscitation,” Mrs. Austin ida Highway Patrol and auxil­ he used la the course to allow added. "If the heart t i l been iaries, Red Cross water safety stopped more than four min­ participants to practice the instructors, nurses and power utes, massive brain damage external heart massage. linemen have been invited to will occur through lock of In addition, an explanatory attend • special study count oxygen and resuaeitatlon after film, "Life in Your Hands,’* on external heart masaag* at this time would be unwfec. will he shown to the t» 9 the Seminole County Health Thia is why only certain groups. Department Wednesday at 2 group* of rMco* personnel and 8 pm., Mrs. Dottie Aus­ ire invited to take part in this tin, assistant field director training session." of the district office of the The course is being *ponFlorida Heart Association, an­ sored by the Visiting Nurses nounced today, Association of Seminole Coun­ ^E C O N O M IC A L I $ “With this method of chest ty, In conjunction with the L O U S SCHRE1BER V JET SPRAY I massage, no surgery or equip­ Heart Association. ment is required.” said Mrs. Roof Cleaning Austin. “All that Is needed the physician In eharga of are the two hands, exerting training in the afternoon ses­ 2 - 1e Per Sq. Foot pressure on the breastbone in sion, with Dr. Luis Perex In­ such a way as to imitate the structing in the evening. YEN TSCH beat of the heart. Often it is The famous life-like doll, Maintenance Service possible, in ease* of drowning, “Reeusci • Annie,” equipped 302 E. 31 PL FA 2-181] electrical shocks, certain traumalic accidents and other a new assistant supervisor. Louis Schrrlber, a June forms of shock to start a graduate of the University ef Tampa, Joined the staff ef Sleepy Repairman REFRIGERATOR DULUTH. Minn. (UPD 1. C. Lee, district supervisor, FREEZER Police said a woman called Monday. and said a man waa stuck in Lee said the addition of a laundromat drvtr with his Schreiber to ths staff will lega hanging out. She thought “enable our office to improve Storage be might be dead. existing services and broaden Police hurried to the laun­ 'n selection those conducted in the past.” drom at Tbey found a repair­ And be added, “this is evi­ of foods is man fait asleep with the top dence of Seminole County’e half of his body in the dryer so easy! growth and the Increasing and his lower half out. needs of social improvement that go along with it.” The new assistant, a native of Griffith, Ind., hold* a bach­ elor of arte degree from Tam­ a week pa Universitj. He and hie wife with acceptable trade and three children have pur­ chased a home at 1200 South Here’* how easy we mean: Two glide-out shelves bring Oak Avenue. foods out front a Convenient butter, cheese and inack bins a Removable meat pan a Tw in vegetable crisper* • Foods stored in the door are so easy to reach a And Louis Schreiber Appointed Here FOREVER Charges Slugging MUNCIE/ Ind. (UPD—Je r­ ry Johnson, 33, was sched­ uled to go to trial Dec. 27 on charges he slugged bis son's eighth grade teirVer. there's 11.1 cu. (t. of refrigerated space in alii Wieboldt's CAMERA SHOP !I0 S. PARK AVE, LOTT HOME APPLIANCE CASSELBERRY PLAZA CASSELBERRY CVrroIrf ImpnJa |-Door Sport 5nfa» Rare Cranes Reach Refuge SUPPLY HARDWARE BICYCLES PAINT UP NOW Rocket Records Lowest Cold WASHINGTON (UPI) Possibly the coldest tempera­ ture ever recorded la the earth’* atmosphere — minus 239 degrees Fahrenheit — was reported by the federal space agency rod Swedish research­ ers. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration and the Univeraity of Stockholm took the reading last August with a Nike-Cajun rocket. It attributed the low tempera­ ture to a high altitude cloud iloroaiiua galled iwctiiucant. COMPLETE Enamel* Stain* • • LINE . . . V arnishes F iat Mull Paint* A Paint Fur Every Exterior Or Interior Finish. 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Sixteen power teams in all. Then, with all of that going for you, you've got the '61 Jet-smooth ride at work to cushion you from road noise and vibration like few other cars ran ut any price. |M V Iktm promising yourself luxury like this someday? Your ■ someday is here, us your dealer will gladly show you. Ask about a SMILE-MILE Ride and the Chevrolet Song Book at your Chevrolet dealer’s 700 FRENCH AVE., SANFORD PHONE FA 2-7121 SANFORD �I l i t America Is truly a wonder* fui, democratic country. And It is a pleasure for It, E. Porter to pare this along to The Herald readers. With the hope It will make you aa hap. py and as proud as It did him. Tom McDonald and Earl Hig. ginbotham, who fought each other tooth-and-nail to win Tuesday's city election, were observed this morning haring coffee together a t the corner drugstore. Isn't th a t SOME* THING? T hat these two men are *° big they Immediately forgot their differences when the count was completed and aat down together o rer cof. fee. Just makes you feel good to be an American. • • • R. E. Porter reported ser* era! weeks ago that “it Is a safe bet" if Higginbotham were to be elected At Wilson will be the next mayor. It’s atill a saf# bet. Mark It In your calendar for Jan. 7. • • • City policy may be altered considerably after Jan. 7, what with the voting public break* tug up the McDonald* Baker* Raborn clique and substituting a Wilson-Crapps-Higginboth* am coalition. Will be Interest­ ing to watch. • • • Chamber of Commerce di­ rectors' meeting at 7:30 p.m. Thursday has had a change • f location becausa of an ex­ pected large attendance. Meet­ ing has been moved from the First Federal caucus room to the Florida State Hunk lounge. Same time, though. • • • Them* for the Christmas parade deadline is 5 p.m. Fri­ day. Children should mail or bring their themea to Jaycee headquarters. • a a From the police blotter: A drunk who apparently thought his time had come showed up a t a local funeral home Tues­ day. Convinced he was not "dead enough drunk” for serv­ ices. he departed when ejected by tha funeral horns people. CAROL SAMUEL CAROL TORRES Sanford Boy Has Liver Operation i m i i i m i i n in /id im it tA K U L U A IU H U $ 1)? CEN1 > ?H E A T I j A M 1 L IN D A S P E N C E R Iferalb W EATHER: Showers today; partly cloudy through Thursday; high today In mid-80s; low tonight 56-63. SUSAN P1ERCT Cheerleaders Prepare For Homecoming Homecoming lx always ■ CINCINNATI, Ohio (UPI) VOL. 56 time of nostalgia and emo­ United Press Leased Wire Established UJ08 WED., NOVEMBER 6, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 55 —A Sanford (Fla.) youngster, tion. when spirit* are hish given only a 50-50 chance to ami voice* are full of good live, today underwent a rare cheer. and delicate operation for Epilnmixing the spirit of rancer of the liver. i Seminole High School mor* The operation was only the than any other single factor fifth of its kind to be perform­ are the Varsity cheerleaders, ed at Children’s Hospital eight pretty, peppy glrb, who here, which xpeclaliiex in will draw every eye at the surgery on youngsters. It big homecoming f o o t b a l l was so unusual that the hos­ game as (hey lead the cheer­ pital donated its services to ing section. the hoy’s parents. Head cheerleader this year Kenneth Harriett, 12, was MOSCOW (UPI) — PreIs blond Carol Samuel, with to have 80 per cent of his mier NUdta Khrushchev equally bmnd Carol Jo Ox­ An apathetic voting public, slon Jan. 7. Only 1.878 of the ford as assistant. malignant liver removed by said today that If the Amer­ Dr. Lester W. Martin, direct­ following a statewide trend, city'* 5.167 registered voters Other members of th« A or of surgery at the hospital, ican Army had tried to elected a new City Commls- cast ballots in the city's seven squad include Cent Wheatprecincts. who said the operation would fewer its latest Berlin con­ land, Bonnie Caoto, Susan s 1 o n c r Tuesday, returned voy through a Soviet block­ take several hours. A. L. Wilson, unopposed in Plorcy. Linda Spencer. Bar­ Ihrcc School Trusteea to of­ Gruup II, was returned tn the “ Kenneth has only about a ade It would have had tn bara Bolger and Carol Torfice, and approved two school City Commission with a com­ KENNETH HARRIETT 50-30 chance of surviving, rex. roll "over our dead bodies" levies, a county issue and but we hope we can he suc­ plimentary vole of 1.138. A huge bonfire and pep three amendments to the cessful," sakl Dr. Martin. and possibly have triggered Hay Slaton. Donald Rales rally is planned (or Thurs­ slate constitution. “ We'll be removing the max­ war. and Fred Ilistline wore re day night at the high school The county-wide vote was turned to School Trustee post imum amount we can and to kick oft tho Homecoming ah ml 20 per cent of the reg­ (ions for two year* in the still expect him to survive." festivities, a t which time th* istered 16,608 electors and county-wide voting. T o t a l Kenneth arrived here Sat­ cheerleaders will wear their the city vote about 33 per urday with his parents. Fire votes cast in the 23 precincts rm t. less than nneupiarter of were SUion, g.isu Bales, 2,- traditional Indian costume* Lt. and Mrs. George Harriett, EARL ! IlCU IN BOTHAM the slate's 2.1 million regli- 782; Ilistline, 2.226, and new with feathers In their hair. A. I„ WILSON a n d h i s oldest brother, Friday- at $ p. tn., the big lered voters cast ballots. George Jr. Another brother, comer John Keims, 1,125, Homecoming parade will got County canvassing board Steven, ID, remained at School district millage of under way in downtown San­ Former Mayor Earl Higgin- home. commenced its official tabu­ 2.75 mills wav approved with ford and a pep rally will b* la lion of the 23 precincts this a Vote of 1.(80- This was auto­ botham was returned to the “ We'll be hopeful to the held on the corner of First morning while the CUy Com­ City Commission Tuesday end. We've got to believe it matic since the issue already Street and Magnolia Avenue. mission commenced Its offi­ had been approved under Game time la I p. m. at when he unseated Mayor will Iks surcessful," said Mrs. cial count at noon. Harriett. “We’ve got e great state law. The one-mill school Municipal Stadium, whoa tho MIAMI (UPI) — Gov. Far Thnmai S. McDonald In the Tho unofficial count gave bus levy also was approved Cod and we're pulling our r i * BiyauC* hard • fuUght — Semtnoles meet the Wildwood municipal election. Commis­ faith ia Him." former Mayor Earl Higgin­ with a vol* of 2,310 for and U on tli* gridiron. Ticket* legislative bnttfa ended with i botham 1,099 votes at against ON) against. sioner A. L. Wilson was re­ now are on sale. victory qoll*gc construes! 1 „ .-,i by the Village 1iqwm dilrhra in whilntlon must 777 lor .Mayor Thomaa S. County Commission w a* turned to office, without oppo­ Following the game, the Stu­ .i w.W tab. > .i . •'! u,' termimito tha ex- lie closed. Violation could rc- McDonald fur the la tln ’s given tha go-ahead signal to dent Council is sponsoring a sition. IkohIx Tuesday night and cot-, suit in fines up tu $500 or Jail post on the City Commission. proceed with Its plans seek • • • dance In the Student Lounge. Unofficial coin.t gave Hig­ » r, paved the w«y for a poa-1 " 1'* * ""J r“" ‘ up tu 80 days, or both. Each Higginbotham will be seated tng to have the State Board Dress is informal. Purchase of new furniture alble six-year hitrh for Fieri- ‘t 1’* w,th ,be N" rlh 0rb,n,|° succeeding day In violation in a special Commission aej- of Control locale a new fourfor Oviedo city clerk Dot Cou­ ginbotham 1.999 votes as com­ The parade will form at .la'* next governor. U ."",»ny was discussed at will eimsUtulo a separate of­ pared to McDonald’s 777 In tin* year university in Seminole 3:45 p. m. Friday at Muni­ rier's office has been author­ The l a s t cnsH tutl-nal " * h l ‘ ,,,r‘ ,in* of fense. County. With a vole of 2,HO cipal Stadium and move out ised by the City Cuuncil. Re­ city's seven precincts. Wilson nmtriilment, which switches The ordinance wilt he read for und 718 against, the elec- at 4 p. rn. down Mellotiville mainder of the monthly coun­ polled 1.13S. the .-lections of governor and i 1,1* r n for ni’pruvat at the December tori approved permissive leg­ Avenue to First Street, to cil meeting was devoted to Official tabulation. Includ­ Cabinet members to years U-r fn ' m h,lver Critk I , °* meeting. islation which will permit the Oak Avenue. To Second routine business. By Frenk Mr Anile when presidential election* 1cl>,,'n. ‘ f ' W »** ^ ing 28 absentee ballots, was Council accepted Hip 15 an Commission to call a special Street, to McUonvllle and dis­ * • • A small town Su3tkern fam­ are not held, had Democratic ilig that ns of June 30, 1983, freeholders election to raise burse at tho stadium. Did you few voters who rant being conducted by th<’ City ily flying North foe the first proponents walking n tight­ tlie village owed Hot North hour offer of tho North llrlundo Company for grading Margin Raised funds lor the purchase of a The hand will atop off on ballots Tuesday notice that Commission early th-s after­ time to a Mg, strange rity. rope until the lust returns Orlando Company a total of nnd repair of rood* in the site sliiinid the Slate select Magnolia Avenue, between WASHINGTON (Ul’l) — $3,(13.70 as ritnipured (o the you could NOT vote against noon. The Manning Harriet family vvrre counted. Ranch Section and on N. Effective today stuck market one of five offered in Sem­ First and Second Streets, for the school district bond issue? Unofficial count by pre­ yverr nn a mrre’y mission, one The two spending amend­ company indebtedness of $|,- Edgemon Ave. Three other trailers will have to put up inole County. The Slate will a pep rally. You either voted for it or not cincts for Higginbotham. Mc­ filled with tension and anxie­ ments. giving the Cabinet Ht3.nl tlue the village. Pores will be awarded for at least 70 per cent In cash announce It* decision on a at alt. Voting machine was so Donald and Wilson, res pec. ty. They hud to ru-*h Kenneth, power to issue $75 million in Coats of drawing the orig­ companies submitted hid*. tlw best (lualx and they will for the purchase of securi­ site Dec. 8. rigged. That was because the lively, was: Precinct line, lilts, 12, to a large children’s hits- bond* for university and inal charter, past lulls front Seminole County joined the remain nn display at the ties. issue, In every day vernacu­ 109 and 121; Precinct Three, pilul in Cincinnati for a rare J u n i o r eollegr construction Florida I’owor Corporation for rest of Ihr slate in approving stadium during the homecom­ lar “was in tho bag" . . . al­ 17(1, 123 and 205; Precinct Fif­ and delicate emergenry oper­ and an unspecified amount street lights and fee* for use three constitutional amend­ ing football game. Peace Talk ready state-approved and the teen. 337, 218 and 333; Pre­ ation on his liver, not know­ for recreation lands, passed of fire hydrants were included ments: Changing the election UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. in thn village total. School Unnrd could rarry on cinct Nineteen, 108, H8 and ing what awaited them ahead. easily. year for governor and cahl(Ul’l) — Thirty-nine nations Before legal steps are taken, whether the Issue was approv­ 129; Precinct Twenty, I, 1 and Rut when their plane put In the mechsnica of the today pressed fur a quick re­ net to an off-presidential ed or rejected. 0; Precinct Twenty-One, 57, 3d down at the Cincinnati airport, election shift, the governor efforts will he made to a r­ A young Navy couple wu* sumption for the Geneva dis­ elrction year, approving a $75 s e e range a meeting with B. G. and 57. and Precinct Twenty- little did they know they were elected In 1981 will serve a million bond Issue for Indibeing hold nt County Jail this While everyone around you two, 292, 171 ami 293. in for a big surprise — per­ two-year term and then be King, major stork holder of morning on suspicion of man­ armament talks with emphas­ lullons of higher learning, WASHINGTON (UPI) — is on measures to ea>* Eastfa losing their head etui you've It was espial Mil the low haps the most generous sam­ eligible to atireerd himself in the North Orlando Company, slaughter alter their small and permitting the Male Rec­ Ri'P. John A. Blntulk, IV. West tension. kept yours — possibly you tally in Precinct 20 was ple of hospitality, northern- 1988 election for a four-year to discus* the finances and the reation Commission to Issue M inn., coumumtiiig un the son died apparently n* the re­ possibility of drawing an en­ sult of a severe heating. don't undetstand the situation! brought about since most of style, ever accorded anyone. term. revenue bunds (or the pur- prupoiiid to raise aulurisx of Rocky To Say e s s The Harriet family was met the precinct lays outside the cliase of lands for recreation­ congressmen ami on the Beginning in 1970, never tirely new fiunehiae agteePronounced dead at the FanALBANY, N. Y. (Ul’l) The “Clock" Tuesday men­ city limits. lit the airport by two friendly will aguin serve four- ,m "tal use and water conserva­ niulti-uiillliin dollar puhlio ford N.iVnl Air Base dispens­ If the meeting is not a r­ ary nt 12:211 a. m. today was liov. Nelson A. Rockefeller tion. tioned a "terlyaki" (whatever Higginbotham this morning but entirely unfamiliar faces. year terms and l>e -selfgihle work a bill which h* intro­ wdl announce his (mention* that i*l stenk dinner being released this statement; Mr. and Mrs. Bolts i raw ley, tn hold office for more than ranged by rui-sdiiy of next n four-year-old Negro hoy, duced : The vole was; Amendment regarding ifi« Republican uick, the mutter will he turn­ Christopher Kinnen Young. sponsored by the Fleet Re­ “ 1 have a feeling of great of Cincinnati, were waiting to one term in succession. "It will b« pretty hunl i<* I, 3,065 for and 1.167 against; presidential nomination at serve Association. About nno responsibility to the citixen* greet the little group from (,*■** than ono-ipiartcr of ed over to the village a t­ Investigating deputies and h 38 a. m. Tuesday, his of amendment 2, 3,158 (or and explain voting fur n raise hour after 'Ihe Herald hit of Hanford for the spli^did Hanford. The Craw leys intro­ the state's 2.1 mill Inn regis­ torney. 639 against, und amendment umt then voting against this doctor* it tho Nnvy base sal-1 flee announced today, As a vouliter measure coun­ the chill'* body was marred the street, cam*’ a ‘phono call vote given me in Tuesday's duced themselves, then quick- tered voter* cast ballots. program.’ 3. 3,217 for and 998 against. from a Mrs. l.rwl* wilh this election. I wish to a s ’ u r e each iy bundled the Harriets into With 2.157 of the stale’* cil nlsn will login negotiations with lacerations and bruises, lied Secret menu for “terlyaki," which is and every one that I will con­ their automobile and drove •J.2I4 precincts reporting, the tu adopt lower water rates Including fresh open wounds MOSCOW (Ul’l ) — The So­ a sauce to marinate steak: tinue as in the pant to carry­ them directly to their home. election switch h-d 219.093 to nnd to abandon any use id the us well us old rut*. viet Union’s top secret "an­ fire hydrants unless Insurance Thrca-qunrtor cup of so, out the wishes of the people. They wouldn't hear of tlu-ir 222,090. The college bond is­ for mill charge* against the ti missile missile" may be sauce, one tablespoon of sakl I will at all times keep you new friends staying anywhern sue had a 30H.089 — 181,589 rates will be affected. boy'* stepfather, AMS 3'e Al­ shown Thursday during Mo* (Japanese awe wine); one- advised ss to how I vote by except at the Crawley home. lead, and 1he other bond is­ Traffic violation infes, set up­ ton Roosevelt Williams, 22 row's massive parade mark­ half eup of sugar, teaspoon permitting the newspapers to Rut the "milk of human sue wits ahead 259,001 to 296,- on recommendation of the vol and Valeria Jean Williams. 21, ing the UUh anniversary of HctfinniiiK Monday, Nov. 11 Uriteer department, In­ were perilling until nn uutopsy grated ginger, on* clove of carry the full story. Humbly, kindness" extended by the 878. the Russian revolution. garlic (grated) and one-half 1 say to ull the people of San­ Craw ley.i flowed much deeper We Will Serve Daily Bryant hailed passage of cluded $15 for Improper muf­ report is received. Sanford teaspoon gourmet powder. ford, thank you." than this. They insisted on the the college bond plan as a fler; $25 for disturbing tho NAS doctor* s«hf Ih* exact College Aid Mix. marinate steak for cou­ McDonald released this Harriets taking all their meal* "guarantee that Florida will pears; $25 for public intox­ cause of death has not yet WASHINGTON (UPI) ple hours, then broil it. Dc- statement: with them while in Cincinnati continue to he the finest slate ication; $15 for driving a been determined. A compromise $1.2 billion eeeliciou*. say* Mrs. I-ewLs. “ I wish to thank the many and even provided the family in which to live." He said it truck on through streets; $.V! Deputy Sheriff Lee Rice, ' bricks and mortar” college And thank you. volunteer workers who worked with an automobile fur Dips assured the state's position for puseing a school bus and who investigated the death, aid construction bill appeared • • • FROM 11:30 A. M. TILL 2 1*. M. In my behalf. 1 believe that hack and forth in Children's as a pace- setter in spiit-e-ago 8-*9 for driving while under saiii tli* boy's parents look today to lie headed toward County editor Judy Wells it is a clear indication by the Hospital where Kenneth ia education. suspended license him to the hospital wheru h* relatively easy House appro­ FROM INCL. extends her appreciation to voters of Sanford that they* receiving surgery today. It also wa* pointed out that was pronounced (tend. val. ur BEVERAGE the men who “unstuck" her prefer the philosophy of gov­ any hunting in the village Is The child’* father, a native How did the Crawley s know ear at the North Orlando civic ernment of my opponent to when the Harriets were arriv­ in violation of the law. Menu Varied Daily of Ann Arbor, Mich., is on Boat Sought building Tue-olay evening. mine. It has been a wonder­ ing in Cincinnati? Well. Ilotts Final approval was given duty as a metaUmlth at the MIAMI (UPI) — The Coast Also Ala Carte Order* Judy says the rain and sand ful experience for me to have Crawley, sale* executive with ordinance* granting 30-ycur N||V> lliue |(e has been in the Guard sent out a beefed-up made euch a goo that one served you on the Commission a Urge sporting goods and United Pres* International franchise* to Florida Tower N a v y approximately tw o search patrol of 18 planes to­ — Ilrinu The Ladle* — lady lost a shoe, these pest three years and I sports clothes firm, is a elute A federal court struck an Corporation > n il Suburban years, according to the Base day to look for the Tampa• • • will continue to serve In any personal friend of .Sanford other blow against Alabama Rulune Gas Company of North Public Information Office. based yacht “ llatarl," mus ­ JO IN US AT — CPO Arthur Glattli, Navy capacity that I may have the Chanilier of Commerce man­ The Williams family resid­ ing wilh four Floridians school segregation Tuesday ('aro)inu after the second nnd recruiter, will be at the San opportunity to do." finul readings wt-ru heard. ager John Krider, COCKTAIL HOUR aboard. es at 1832 Lincoln Ave. in by ordering stale-supported I lord USO building eachTues­ I raw ley, as supplier of Auburn University to admit | First leading was heard on Sanford, FROM 5 TO 7 P. M. day between 11 x. m. and un ordinance declaring open baseballs and equipment for it* first Negro student Mixed Reception drainage ditches to he unlaw­ Kelly Named Ihr erstwhile Sanford prufet1:30 p. m BAR SPECIALS 3Qc HANOVER. N. II. (UPl>— District Court Judge Frank j »ruu tsv*r TALLAHASSEE (U l’l) — atonal team, and Krider, then \l Johnson Jr. ordered the ful. The ordinance provides Window Shoppers Alabama Gov. George C. Lakeland Sen. Scott Kelly, president of the Florida State all-white institution to ac­ that no upen drainage ditches AMSTERDAM (UPD—Two j Wallace, applauded and buoTruck Hurts ti an unannounced gubernatorial League, had business dealings cept Harold A Franklin at wlll be allourd within 500 f r e t 1|H-ngulns which escaped Iroin I cd with equal enthusiasm by BRATT ( UPI ) — ' gravel 2514 Park Drive have the beginning of the winter of any home in the village;! sn Amsterdam too Tuesday, Dartmouth College students, truck and auUtmobUt crashed candidate, has teen named together. And they developers and builders must were found by police early to-1 carries his bid for under* chairman of the Legislative known each other since the term and to accept students at a crossroads h**re today in* Sanford, Fla. Jurinjr tlx high iciicad ytirti on Council's judiciary and taw days when both were playing in tb« future without retard submit drainage plan* for n;i 1day standing in front of a standing into western Mass* j chusetU today. Iproiu! of council, existing nearby fish shop. 1to race. | reform committee. I professional baseball. their way U* Ja sjc i, Higginbotham, Wilson Winners School Trustees All Re-Elected Bulletin Statements By McDonald, Higginbotham Bryant Hails Approval Of Amendments North Orlando M ay Terminate Franchise Family Gels Warm Welcome In Cincinnati tU U O A ... BRIEFS Couple Held In Child's Death Home Work For Congressmen A N N O U N C IN G ! A BUSINESS M EN ’S LUN CHEO N Auburn Gets Mix Orders � 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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