24 10 259 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/35122ed197d8128b3cf854bd85f1c71d.pdf 4d77e55053a62ad99e49d858fc806975 PDF Text Text I b Casselberry Utilities Begins Improvement Project D Ip r a l b (baa fctU ifon PAGE 12 THURS., FEBRUARY 7, 1068 COUNTY NEWS ( Civic Assn. To Ask For Custody Of Building The North Orlando Civic A nn. Monday night voted to approach the North Orlando Co. with a plan wherein com­ plete ettatody of the Commun­ ity Building in the Recreat­ ion Area would be turned ever to the aiaodatloo. F . Stewart llelmly, prealdent, wilt talk with company etfieiala and Art Rhodea, Roy Burke and BUI Harrla will draw up eaUmatea on what coats would be Involved to reopen end repair the buildtag. The auditing committee Rhode! and Bob Derum re­ ported that the booke had been found in perfect condi­ tion with no unpaid bills ho­ l m turning them over to Mr*, game# OrtneUad, t m aurer. Members voted to tranifer the bank account to South Seminole Bank In Fern P ark and approved the e«ecutlon at the bank reaolutton authorising the assortsUon to file signatures, Rhodes, who also l» way* and means chairman, Includ­ ed la hla report a auggeillon that an active welcoming committee be formed Imme­ diately to greet new residents and to Invite them to be­ come members of the eaaoelation. He proposed that the group sponsor a Spring Carnival pointing out that this would provide entertainment and fun for adults and children dike and also would provide stimulus for further summer programs. llelmly and Dcrum agreed to contact all committee heads in an effort to get the various committees on an ac­ tive working baits and aiked that report* from ••*!* he reedy (or the next executive board meeting to be held on the fourth Monday of the month. Alt tuture meetings of the boird will be held on thle schedule with t h i s month's to bo at Hctmly'a of­ fices In the North Orlando Co. Building. Another suggestion from Rhodes called for installation of a bulletin board near the general store as a convenience for residents and organisa­ tions of the village to post meeting notices and Items of interest to the community. 1)111 Harris and ftoy Burke were appointed to complete the project. The group also voted to be­ gin work Immediately on pub­ lishing a local newspaper to be delivered to all village residents. A committee of five will be organised and cooperation will be asked for [drawn up by Mrs. other groups In providing and distributed to monthly news Items. participants before Membership lists will he | meeting in order Grinitcad i aonal contacts can be made all active with each person on the memthe March bership rosier In advance. that per-1 At the March meeting a Firemen Set Annual Dinner In Longwood LYMAN FTA SLAVES kneel before their ntem master, Barbara Komlnar, left, an they practice for next Wednesday’* duty after they are auctioned off durinfr a Lincoln Birthday Slave Auction scheduled for a Tuesday aancmbly. On the sidewalk, from left, are Ruth Koim, Kathy Bonekemper, Cheryl Eddy and Irene Deak; In back are Jackie Hire, EHxalwth Lunn and Carole Hlghsmith. (Herald Fhoto) By t o n s Estee Longwood Fire Chief Claude Layo has announced that the Volunteer Firemen's Annual Chicken Dinner will be held on March • at Longwood'a Sunnyshade Park from 4 p. m. until g p. m. The menu will include Sou­ thern friend chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy, coleslaw, peas and carrots, coffee, rolls and cupcakes. Chairmen appointed at this time, other than Layo aa general chairman, include Cart Lommler, supplies; L. L. Cox, tickets; Fred Etclavoo. cook; Ted Walts, home delivery; Morris Rudolph, parking. Proceeds will be used to buy the fireworks 'o r the Fourth of July Fiesta and to buy additional equipment for the department. Altamonte PTA Lyman FTA Club To Catholic Guild To Sponsor Sets Program Card Party fly Louise Blmanok A Founders P*y Program la on th . agenda for n eit Tuesday’s T: Jo p.m. meeting of the Altamonte Springs Ele­ mentary PTA. Sanford N. Kirkland, field secretary for the Rtate PTA, will give a'abort talk on th . founding of th . association. Following his talk, alalh grad, students taught by Mrs. T re no King will present a play entitled "The Hoy and the Pyramid14 which was writ­ ten by the students w h. also made thrir own costumsa. Many mothers hsv# seen th . play a t It was presented for other school children and all say It is "remarkable and well worth seeing.*' Hold Slave Auction By Jane Casselberry Members of Lyman High's Fulure Teacher's Club will bold a Lincoln Birthday Slave Auction during a school as­ sembly next Tuesday. The club will auction off jts members to serve aa "ilavea" during the follow­ ing icbool day. Such talks as running errands, deliver­ ing messages, carrying books and lunchtraya and other similar chores will be per­ formed by the "slaves,'* all day Wednesday. Bids s t the auction will etsrt at a ft minimum. Fol­ lowing the assembly a par­ ty will be held In the school cafeteria when new "m ail­ ers" will become acquainted with their "slaves." Circle Plans Rummage Sale By Danes Estea Longwood'a St. Catherine of Siena Circle of the Church of Nativity Catholic Women's Club will sponsor a nunmsge sale In front of the Super Valu Market on SR 434 this Friday and Saturday beginning each day at 1:30 a.m. Household articles as well si clothing will be available at bargain prices. Some items of furniture aleo will be on sale. Brownie Troop 447 Has Birthday Party Lake Mary Brownie Troop I the auditorium of the L akeland attendance pins and one Nancy Parkinson. 447 celebrated Its first birth- Mary Elementary School. year stars were presented by At the close of the pro­ day last Saturday evening Members of the troop pre- Mrs. Dawn McGhley, leader, gram refreshments w e r e with a party program held In I sented "The Brownie Story"! who was assisted by Mrs. served from a table over laid with an orange linen rtoth. A dried flower arrange­ ment formed the centerpiece between the two decoraated birthday cakes which were flanked by Brownie dolls. Committee members in charge of the party and pro­ gram included Mr. and Mrs, William McGhley, Mrs. Park Insoa, Mrs. Lucille Gardner, Mrs. Margaret Pfltzer and Mrs. Phyllis Hugensteln. Members of the troop are Calve rim Baird, R e g i n a Bates, Mary Best, Debbie Ed wards, Ellen Elliott, Malary Feinberg, Sheri Gardner, Lyn •tie Green, Rosemary Green, Karon Gregory, Angela Hill, Sandra Kucha, Valerie Lee key, Phyllis Llngle, Kathy Norris, Christina Parkinson, Barbara P f i t a 4 r, Dawn Rhoads, Betsy Rugenateln, Estelle Shsnnli, GaU Smith, Bene Welch aad Linda Wil­ ber. I nominating committee will be elected to prepare and pre­ sent a list of two candidates for each office at the April meeUng. Plans for monthly programs will bo discussed at the next executive board meeting. William H. Halm Jr. and Earl Achord were received aa new members Monday night. THE FLAG CEREMONY w u presented by Gull Rmith, Berbers PHtier, Betsy RugenaUIn end Keren Gregory, left to right, et lest Saturday night’s party end program held by Lake Mery Brownie Troop 447 in cele­ bration of Its Bret birthday. (Herald Photo) By Leslie SIeiseek The Catholic Women's Guild of the St. Mary-Magdalen Church of Altamonte Springs will hold a Dessert Card Party at > p. m. Fri­ day la the St. Mary-Magdalan School. Individual table prizes and many door prizes will be swarded and other surprises are planned for the evening. Tickets are available from Mrs. William G. Burgan and Mrs. William Tisdale, both of Maitland. Oviedo Bank Adds Member To Staff By Linda Smithson The Cltlssns Bank of Ovie­ do this week announced that Mrs. Gertrude Corton of Chuluotn has Joined the staff as a bookkeeper. A native of Hartford. Conn., Mrs. Corton move I to Florida In 1D.VI and lived In the Orlando area until 1DM when tha family moved to Chuluota. She and husband, Don, are the parents of two children, Don Jr., who presently la serving a tour of duty with the Navy, and Cathy, an eighth grade student a t Ovie­ do High Rrhool. Area Invited To Dinner In Lake Mary Residents of arcai served by the Lake Mary Volunteer Fire Dept, are reminded to­ day that the department and members of the Auxiliary are sponsoring s barbecue chic­ ken dinner at the F irs Hall Saturday afternoon. The organliatloni have put much planning and work into Uie project in order to serve as many people a t possible and support is Invited from the area residents. Serving will be from 5 p. m. until T p. m. and takeout orders will be a viiliable. In addition to the chicken Ihe menu will consist of potato salad, green beans, relish tray, rolls, butter, coffee and cupcakes. Tickets for adults or child­ rens plates may he purchas­ ed at the door or in advance from any member of Uie Volunteer! or Auxiliary. North Orlando To Get First Elected Council Voter registration books will open Monday In North Or­ lando for the March 19 elec­ tions which will see the Vil­ lage get Its first fully elected council since the municipality was chartered five years ago by the North Orlando Co. Open will be the poets now filled by company appointed officials Frank Faaula, Clar­ ence Memory and Burl Htrlpling. To register a resident must be 21 years of age and must have lived In the state for a period of one year and In the viilege for at least six monlhx. Citizenship la an automatic requirement for both the vot­ ers and the candidates. Qualifying dates for candi­ dates have hern set from Feb. Id through Feb. 2d. In addi­ tion to being a U. 8. citizen, a candidate, In order to qualify, must be a registered voter and an owner of real property In the Village of North Orlando. Petitions, which wilt ho avail­ able a t Village Hall on Mon­ day, must be filed with the temporary village clerk, tire. C. I*. LaMantia, and must bear the signatures of a t least 10 registered voter*. , » CASSELBERRY UTILITIES CO. crewo finished off the foundation for a new 116,000 gallon prefabricated metal tank Monday morning to complete the Initial atep of a major Improvement program for better water and service. Workmen Ed Simmons, Dallas Brown, Charlie Williams and Willia Harris, left to right, were supervised by Paul Bates, company superin­ tendent, right back, and "Sidewalk Superintendent" Bill Tilford, left back. (Herald Photo) D Foundation Completed For New Water Tank 3 Casselberry Utilities Co. completed work this week on the foundation for a 116,000 gallon prefabricated metal w ater tank In the first phase of its $27,000 major improvement program to provide some 800 customers with better water nnd service. An aerator will top the tank to bo constructed by Jack Sharpe of OrInndo adjacent to the present water tower and facilities at the Queens Mirror EDITORIAL COMMENT Double Duty A county fire report for the month of January was released today by Banger Albert Harris of the Florida Forestry Dept, at Long­ wood. Bangers, called out to 25 wild fires and eight miscellaneous fires, issued 17 warning tickets and filed three court cuscs. Percentage breakdown shows that 60 per cent of the fires resulted from escaped trash fires, 15 per cent were deliberately set, 15 per cent were caused by children playing with matches and 10 per cent were attributed to carelessness of smokers, campers anil other per­ sons. The Forestry Service presently is engaged in an intensive educational program through which rangers visit various youth clubs, school groups und other organizations to present lec­ tures and films on fire control. These men are doing double duty to help us save our forests and woodlands . . . shouldn't wo help by at least being DOUBLY CABEFUL? ’ South Well also will he lm» proved. C o m p a n y Superintendent Paul Bates aald today that he hopes to have the new tank in operation by the end of the month. Actual work on the improve­ ment program was started wme two weeks ago by th* rumpany after it was given th* go ahead oh a tong de­ bated water rate raise a t a Jam 21 meeting of the Cu»selherry Board of Aldermen. Approval of the ralie wh* given a t that time by a 3-2 vote of the board which saw Ahiermnn L. E. Wood ham* and Board Chairman Ed Lunn voting agalnxt the proposal and Alderman A rt Lego, Cliff Overman und George Howard for It. The raise, without which the company said it would he unable to carry out tha Im­ provement* called for by the .State Board of Health, set* the minimum at 13.50 up to 7,04)0 gallon*; 25 cents per thousand up to 20,000 gallons and 22 centa per thouiand thereafter. Call Your Reporters SeminoU County area residents are invited to submit news items for report in th* Sanford Herald to the new* cor­ respondent In their area or directly to th* Herald offices. O •> t Group To Build In Forest City By fthlrley Wentworth Main Item on the agenda of thla month's meeting of the Forest City Community Assn, was the presentation of an outline relative to building a Community Club in the area once tha group receives its charter. The meeting was held at d p. m. Monday In the Forest City Restaurant with rreM dent C. M. Atchley presiding. b 9 v HOME DEMONSTRATION CLUB representatives mot last week with Bob Moro of Milady’s Shoppe of Fine Fabrics to plan a Fashion Show to l>e sponsored by the Lake Monroe HD Club nnd a Fashion Contest to be sponsored by Milady’s. Around the table from left were Miss Myrtle Wil­ son, County HD Agent, Mrs. Hul Harris, Mero and Mrs. C. E. Hunter. (Herald Fhoto) Contest Rules Announced AREA REPORTER TELEPHONE Mrs. II. L Mrs. Louis* Simunek 33g-1340 Altamonte Springs Rule* and regulations wert Mrs. Shirley Wentworth 331-1074 Bear Lake-Forest City MS-5040 announced thla week for a Mis, Jan* Ceeselbcrry Casselberry Mrs. Jean Magin Chuluota 305-3742 Fashion Contest which will Mrs, Adam Muller MS-4410 be sponsored by Milady's IHBary Mias Helen Snodgrasa *04-0933 Shoppe of Fine Fabrics la Enterprise Mrs. Louie* Grayson 449-4071 conjunction with e Fashion Geneva Mr*. Frances Wester Lake Mary 322-0219 Show to be sponsored by the Mrs. II. L. Johnson 322-4722 Lake Monroe Home Demon­ Lake Monro* stration Club. Mrs. Donna Estes Longwood 330-3317 Both are scheduled for GREAT SALT LAKE Mrs. Mona Grinstead 3X3-2291 North Orlande March 23 at • p. m. In the Although it has no eonnec Osteen Mrs. Clarence Snyder 322-4041 Home Demonstration Center Uon with the ocean aad la fed Ovied* Mrs. Linde Smithson 865-3514 In Sanford. The Show will by freshwater streams, Groat HERALD OFFICES: Sanford 322 2*11, 322 2011 and feature garment* made from Salt Lake la about ala Umes aa Bate* materials by Home 82*-2013; County 434-MU and 444-4334. salty as the ocean. Demonstration Club members while the Contest entries are open to any woman In the county who sews. Mllady'a will give gio in trade aa a first prize and >5 In trade aa second prize. Fa­ brics for the garments must be purchased from the Shoppe and entries mutt register at the lime of their purchase. Pattern and type of outfit la open to choice. The garments must be completed and a t the Center March 37. Entries will be ex­ ported to model their out­ fits the following night. Decision of the judges, who will be announced, will be final. 9 Cubs Meet In Ent erprise By Hr lee fieedgrssa Cub Scout Troop 540, com­ posed of boys from DeBary and Enterprise, met last week ta the annex at ttm Barnett Memorial Methodist Church. Troop meetings will be held at this location on the l«»t Friday at each month at T o m 9 �* All-Out Hunt For Tanker, 39 Aboard Cleveland Quits House; ★ **t c lO ^ Ry LARRY VERAIIEL Ami for your history lesson today, dear friends, let us go back to the 1840’s . . . What • happened T . . . Well, the army engineer opened up Mellonville Ave. and hns an cnscment there OVER the slate, rity, county . . . I said city, dad . . . Check the plat a t the courthouse . . . In other words . . . the government hns the right to use it fur military purposea . . . like a pipeline, aayl • • • The City Commission meet­ ing '.ill be in the city hall r(lumbers Monday and NOT at S ) tha Civic Center . , . May he the boys came to some under­ standing. i •• • No decision on legislative hearingsuntil next week . . . '4 ** • Little boy came into the eleik's office at the court­ house yesterday and wanted “one of those bright marbles’’ . . . Hearing scheduled next Wednesday at 2 p.m. • » • County Attorney Harold Johnson tells us today that revamped, restyled, rcorgunKf ized, rcscuttlcd. rehashed franchise directive is in tiro “ mill . . . in the hopper," (Eh?) « • W a • “Clock" mentioned a week or so ago negotiations pend­ ing for the “biggest thing yet to hit the Sanford area." Wc learned after they were gone a gruup of representatives w e r e chauffeured around Seminole County leaking over possible sites and facilities for a I? million plant. Some 300-400 loaves of bread have keen stolen In food stores throughout town dur. Ing the past few weeks. Chief Williams' crew on the ball nabbed two youngsters last night who admitted the crime . . . Both turned over to juve­ nile authorities, • • • The city’* g'23,000 resurfac­ ing project gets off t h • ground next week . , . First order of business , . , 25th and i’nlmetto. • * * Health Director F r a n k Leone today assured us every food handler at the fair DUES have a health card, as re­ quired by statu law, • » • Longwood’s new well went into operation earty this week . , . one more big project ac­ complished by tho rapidly glowing South Seminole City, • • • Longwood Mayor A. R. Lormann will be on TV Sunday from 11:30 until noon helping out with the annual Cerebral Palsy Telethon. • • • If you think that Sen. Belb Johnson wasn't pooped (lhat'i the last degree of fatigued) tv Saturday noon when she talked to the Delta Kappa Gamma sorority at the Mayfair Inn, you are tcc-iotally wrong . . . In the aession in Tallahasaee that facetiously has been call­ ed a “ reapportionmont meet­ ing" or (be legislature dial lasted until shout 10 p.m., ahe had been right on “ the firing . line" . . . The plane she had expected to fly her to Or­ lando was grounded (weather, rem em ber?) . . . So, the long drive in a car In Ihe "unsea­ sonable and unreasonable" weather didn’t afford any time for rest . . . A meellng in Orlando to which aha must speak . . . Then the drive here . . . And her talk to the esteemed teachers . . , And she had HAD it!!! . . . Hut the audience thought she ia “Just a lovely. Intelligent peraon" . . . You ace, those two descriptions CAN go together . , . Come to think ol it, those Delta Kappa Gammas can wear Uie lags VERY well!!! • • • The North Orlando Village Council is looking for a bar­ gain-priced graduate attorney to serve as Municipal Judge . . , One more stipulation, the attorney must be a member •f tbe Florida Bar. • • • Zoning Director lloh Brown doing preliminary work on Supervisor of Registration Cammy Bruce's office In tbe .courthouse. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Frederick To Run ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Dunn: A Question M ark lints were being tossed into the political arena to­ day for the special Legis­ lature election on Mnrch 26. Mack Cleveland Jr. tel­ egraphed Gnv. F a r r i s Brynnt his resignation ns Seminole County Jtepicsentative in the House. At the snme time he formnlly announced his candidacy for the Democratic nom­ VOL. 53 ination for S e m i n o l e County’s new scat in the Senate under the new reupportionment law. Former ltep. Gordon Frederick immediately announced his candidacy for the Democratic nom­ ination to fill Cleveland’s on expired term in the House. Vernon W. Dunn, for­ mer County Commission­ er, said he still is unde­ cided whether he will op­ pose Frederick in the party primary Feb. 26. Don Willson. Republican county executive commit­ tee chairman, also stated the GOP will have candi­ dates in the ring. He add­ ed the committee will meet within the next few days, at which time it is expected candidates will announce their intention to seek the Republican party nominations for Senate and House seats. Candidates have until noon next Friday to qual­ ify with the Secretary of State. Fretie rick said he al­ ready has requested qual­ ifying blanks from the State Secretary's office, lie also snid his campaign fund still Is Intact and ft will not be necessary for him to re-establish it. WEATHER: Fnir through Saturday, High today, 70-78. Low tonight, 45-50. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 FRI., FKBRUARYlklmW SANFORD, QUITE n hospital in S e m i n o l e Memorial. Ami different. Moat uttch Institution* have aitnia tip reading "Hos­ pital - Quiet Zone." Hut S e m i nolo cmpimni7.cn with ntt impact. Tito misspelling ratine* n double-take and Impres­ ses tiie readem to bo “quiet." Longwood Paves Way For New Light Industry The way was elan red In Longwood Thursday night for s new light industry when the City Council unanimously ap­ proved sn ordinance changing zoning from commercial to In­ dustrial on an area adjacent FLORIDA NO. 611 to the Atlantic Conit Line Railroad off Motnnr Avc. The toning variance was requested some two month* ago by Russell Hass, ownermanager of Master Door Co. Inc., of Orlando, who at that time advised the counril ho would permanently loeatu hi* plnnt in Longwood. First steps in a plan to re­ vamp the rlty's street mark­ ing system to have ail streets run north and south and nit mu! Miiidi- plans to appeal the avenues run cast and west decision to the U, 8. Supreme were taken by voting to change the dcsignaUons en u Court. Swann said he would number of each. Avenue* to file his appeal "as soon as 1 lie changed to streets inrlude can." Highland, Wnymnn, Myrtle, The three-judge f e d e r a l E. Lake, Wilma, W. Lake, panel announced its accept­ .Small and Charles. Streets to ance Thursday after hearing lie changed tn avenue* are two hours of nr go moitl* n»r 14llr, 13lh, Ninth, Eighth, and against the plan. Seventh, Jessup, Church, WnrTile opposing sides rlit»lird ran, Huy, I'lne, Short, Ever­ over' whether tiie new plan green, Maine, lathe and Tillwas an improvement over the 40-Senator, 135 - Representa­ II*. Portion* of avenue* to ho tive formula turned dawn at changed to streets are located the poll* last November, Sobe) culled tbe plan "a turn oil Grunt, Oak and Oleander and portion* of street* to be for the worse." Ally. Gen. Richard Ervin, changed to avenues are on on thu other hand, railed the I'Jth, Orange, I'nlmctln and forimilu "truly representa­ Magnolia. Muluur Ave. will lie re tive" of all the people. The rouit ruled tiie new for­ named Sunlando S p r i n g * mula "does not in any way Drive and Florida Ave. will violate Ihe Constitution of thr lie changed to Land Ave. The city voted to go head United Slates," with repair* oo Murklinm lid., Ilia rourt in its ruling, lxit It ia and out of the city said! "Although wo would nut limit*, setting it $100 maxi­ have directed multiple sctiat- mum for material expendloris) representation for any | lures. Although the final vote rounty, we rertainly should uni unanimous, Chairman It. not prohibit it If the state de­ ('. Carlson was strongly oppos­ sires It. Our function begin* ed to making any repuira on and ends with tha determina­ the county's putt of the road, tion of rationality and wheth­ however, at Ihe in<iitanro of er there i* Invidious discrim­ Councilman John Beams, at h-ust two arcus which are not ination." iu tlm city were included in the motion. Mayor Al Lormaun agreed with Carlson while Jim Reiter agreed with Reams pointing out that if the county's purl Is lie* re­ paired, tiie rity repair* will Hot last mure than six months. Clay for tha work and for olhrr Jobs through the year will bo bought through hid with tiie delivery to be made In lamgw'ood as it is needed. • • • Federal-Okayed Apportion Will Go To Supreme Court MIAMI (U PD —A federal court accepted Florida's reapportionmrnt plan Thursday, temporarily ending the state'* eight • year - old rediitricling hassle. Reaction ran (ho gamut Hum relief to disappointment, with soma opponent* protect­ ing the 43-»en«tor. 112-repre- i break the atnall-rounty "etianaentntive formula passed by a deltoid" on the Senate, special session of the LegistsMiami attorneys Richard H. turn last Friday does not|.Mnx Suann and Peter Sobcl, Revolt Hits Iraq I TEHRAN, Iran (D PI) — I Army and air force units re ­ belled In Iraq today, overUtrcwr the government and announced that Prem ier Ab­ del Karim Kasscm was slain. Final Day Of County Fair Saturday RICHARD KEOGH Keogh Elected C Of C Head The Luke Mary Chamber of Commerce elected and install­ ed Richard W. Keogh us pres­ ident a t Thursday night's meeting. Other officer* taking over will be A. K. Crockrr, vice president; Mrs. France* Wes­ ter, secretary, and Mrs. Letha Fowler, treasurer. Elected as directors were A) Case, Postmaster Clarence D. Ilonaldsun, Hr. Frank l.eone, H a n / E. Sandusky, Karl W. Toney and Jack Wilbur. The Chamber unanimously voted to recommend to the County Commission that an Interchange to new- Interstate 4 be located on Luke Mary Blvd. Members also signed a pe­ tition addressed to the Sem­ inole County Legislative Dele­ gation expressing opposition to any annexation in the Slate of Florida without a referen­ dum vote of tiie property owners involved. Officer* and directors wilt meet next Thursday night to name a chairman. Herald Index Page *1 liridge Page 9 Classified . i- Page 8 Comics .... Dear Ahhy ...... Pape fl Pace 4 Kditurial Entertainment Page 7 l'agw it A 10 Legal* Puzils * _ „ ..... Page S Pag* 6 Society .... ______ Page # Sport* Page 8 Churches _ who filed the original suit bringing the rvupportiunmvnt | struggle into federal enurt, | snid they were disappointed The Seminole County Fair­ grounds will lie open from 3 to 0 p.m. toil ay, free to school children and all rides will be half price, until 6 p.m. The weatherman promises perfect weather, sunny and cool, and Just right for visit­ ing the exhibits In the expo­ sition hall and big tent, and enjoying the sights, sounds and thrill rides along the mid­ way. Saturday, the Fair will open at 1 p.m. for the Inst day, running until midnight Sat­ urday night, with huge crowds expected to take advantage of the fun and excitement In the pleasant weather. U. S. Navigator Found Safe SAIGON (U P D -l.-e Amer­ ican navigator of a H26 bomb­ er which crashed Wednesday while on a strafing mission ■gainst Viet Cong guerillas was rescued "in good »h ve" today, ■ U. S. Military spokesman reported. The n a rra to r was identified ■t 1st Lt. Jam es E. Johnson of Mary Esther, Fi*. The spokesman said John­ son was picked up near the crash site, about 25n miles north of here. Two others aboard tbe plane —a U. S. officer and a Viet­ namese — were believed to have been killed in the crash. New Club German - speaking pt-rso i», either of German or American birth are invited to attend the first meeting of a Cerman-American Club being or­ ganised tn Central Florida, a t the Cherry I'laaa Hotel In Orlando a t 2 p. ui., Siguisy. Tiie rebel* apparently were sympathetic to live United Arab Republic, whoso radio in Cairo hailed the revolt as "the dawn of a bright fu­ ture for the Iraqi peopk- and army." Word of the revolt came from rebel radio broadcasts and diplomatic dispatches to capital* throughout tiie Mid­ dle East. Reports reaching Ankara Turkey, said Eastern's head­ quarter* In the Defense Min­ istry building were bombed at B:30 a. m. and the struc­ ture reduced to nibble, with Kasscm possibly buried In the wreckage. Rebel broad casta indicated his body may Pressure Put On Cuba Buildup WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Kennedy wus re ­ ported today to be stepping up pressure on Russia to pull its military forces out of Cuba. Informed sources said the President planned to send a crsonal message to Soviet 'render Nikita Khrushchev asking him Just when he was going In keep his promise to rrmovo these armed units from the doorstep of fbc United States. These sources said they did not know whe­ ther tho message had actually been dltpaiehcd as yet. The Pre.ldent said Thurs­ day the continued presence in Cuba of an estimated 17,000 Soviet military personnel, in­ cluding about 6,000 orginized into regular combat unit*, was a "m atter of conrcrn to us." lu r e been dragged into the streets tor the public to see. Brigadier Abdel Karim Mustafa was named leader of the new ruling junta. He w-a* identified as commander of Ihe Erramadt garrison in the suburbs of Baghdad, but lit­ tle else was known about him. The revolt apparently had Its focal point in the capital of Unghdad, legendary Arab­ ian Night* city. The rebels also claimed military support throughout the country. Tliey indicated tliey wore in con­ trol of IKe til u at ion and that officers and officials loyal to Kasscm had been arrested or were In flight. There were reports of gun­ fire In Baghdad, hut there was no Information available on casualties. The borders were scaled, all airports closed ami all radio stations in rebel hands. A 1 p. m. curfew was Imposed. ship since It left Beaumont. Four Coast Gunrd planes began covering the vessel's route early today. Tbe Coast Guard said tbe entire route wauld be searched twice. The Coast Guard snid the 7,240ton ship, built in 1014, tvns carrying a cargo of mol­ ten sulphur kept nt a constant temperature of ih'-ft degree*. Tim Coast Crnird tried to roiitaot the ship by radio and sent nil “urgent broadcast" to nit ships in the vicinity of tha tanker's course to watch for It. A Const Gunrd search plane reported sighting n tanker thought to tie the missing ves­ sel 50 miles south of Cspc Lookout, N. C. However, the Coast Guard said this ship was tho Marine Dow-Chem, not the mining tanker. A Cosst Gunrd spokesman said it wna possible the Sul­ phur Queen changed course to avoid a storm that hammered the southeast Atlantic Const earlier in Lite week. This rould delay the ship by a day or two. The ship was supposed to have radioed Hinder Co., its agent at Norfolk, Vn. <18 hours before reaching the Virginia Cape* nml nguln 34 hours befor arrival. Tim vessel, built a t Chester, i'a., mlginully was known us tb* Esso New Haven. Its name was changed in 1WW). It is ownrd by Marine Sulphur Transport Co. i f New York. A Coast Gould plana from Elizabeth City, N. C., was soarrliing from the Cliesnpeake Ray smith to Cupu Lookout, 1’lanes from Miami, Itiloxl, Mis*., New Orleans nml Corpus Christ), Tex. searched the South Atlantic and the Gulf area. Resident Hurt In Car Mishap No Solution In FEC Strike WINNER EATS, Loner Treat*. Scott Bum* (in the chef’* cap) nerve* a big ntonk to Charlie Ilohlnnon. Tire two men captained team* in the Chamber of Commerce membership drive. Robin­ son’* team landed Burn*' team and, according to their gamble, Bums entertained the winning team member*, their wive* and other guest* a t a etcak cookout Thursday evening at tiie Fl’&L recreation purk. (Herald Photo) m w A . . . BRIEFS New Woes ROME (U PB-N ationw ide strikes by industrial and transport workers piled new Inhor woe* on Italy today. Stocks Lower NEW YORK <U ri) — Stocks opened Irregularly lower in routine trading to­ day. Pick Up Speed LONDON (U PI) — Tire drive to resume negotiation* for British enlry into tho European Common Market picked up speed today, Eigrht Die TORONTO, Onl. (UPI) — Eight children died today In a fire that destroyed their two-story attached bom* in the city's West End. Disaster WASHINGTON (U PI) — President Kennedy has warnrd that It would be "a dis­ aster" If the NATO alllaiico split over nuclear defense and economic policy. Top Choice LONDON (UPI) — Harold Wilson, only eight votes short of a first ballot victory, wa* the heavy favorite today tn win Labor party leadership and a chance to become Bri­ tain'* next primo minister, Arctic Blast United Press International A new blast of Arctic air dropjH-d temperatures below zero from Michigan to Maino today and triggered showers, fog and snow Hurries serosa much of the nation. Heavy Loot Kyle S. McMillan, 41, of WASHINGTON (UPI) — 2105 Orange Avenue, suffered Katanga mercenaries w' io severe laceration* of lim fted from lho Congo to neighscalp at almut 7 30 a. in. In- j boring Angola ara believed to day when he wa* forced off j have taken $4.5 million In Highway 17 02 at Fern purk francs iroin Hie Katanga Na­ by another automobile. tional Bank tn Kllsalwlhvlllc!, Trooper Bill Stringflcld re ­ according to U. S. officials. ported McMillan swerved h i ear tn avoid an unidentified Pact Reached automobile which pulled in WASHINGTON (UPI) front of him. ill* car left tiie Teamsters Union said today mad and overturned. it ha* reached an IIUi hour McMillan wa* treated at agreement with United Bond­ Seminole Memorial Hospital ing Co. of Indianapolis for and rctoased. bonding of President Jam es Tim trooper al*o reported It. Iloffa and his Internation­ that J. McKay Truluck, 411 al officers. Elliolt Avenue, suffered a bro­ ken Jaw and laceration- Agreem ent Thursday afternoon in s NEW YORK (U PI) —East­ freak accident, lie It con­ ern Air l.ines said Thursday fined to Seminole Memorial night it has reached an agree­ Hospital. Siringfk-ld, who charged ment with (lie Air Line Ste­ Truluck with driving loo fast ward* ami Stewardesses As­ for road conditions, said Tru­ sociation coloring flight a t­ luck'* car, when it struck the tendant*, thus averting a railroad tracks on Bcardull possible strike. Avenue, went into thr ditch and overturned. Damage to Tli* fact that locating Mat­ tiie car was estimated at $000. ter Door Co. in Longwood Is a long range project, ■till probably at least a year away, was stressed today by Russell City Commissioners today II* ss, owner-mansger of the were considering a new rental plant. offer by the Sanford Pipcllna Bass aald that the Longwood Company for a right-of-way action last Thursday night In JACKSONVILLE (U PI) — from Hie lake front to Uiu Na­ approving tha necessary zon­ The Florida East Coast Rail­ val Air Station. ing chango actually only way strike, now In Its 17th Humor* of the new offer cleared the way for negotia­ day, continued without appar­ were confirmed today with re­ tions towards an agreement ent sign* of an early aolution ceipt of a letter proposing thu between Ida company and At­ today. company pay $100 monthly lantic Coast Line. There were meetings i d instead of fluo annually to tho investigation and consider. between management and la­ rity for the right-of-way for a alion of county and d ly tax bor leader*. An FEC spokes­ four-inch Jet fuel pipeline structures also will play a man said tiie railway planned along Seminole Boulevard and large part In moving the to continue its operation of Mcllanville Avenue. plant, Bass said. one northbound and one south­ Queried about the new pro­ I he- company, presently lo­ bound train between Jackson­ p osal Commissioner J . H. cated in Orlando, la a light ville and Miami dally. Crappa said, "I think I'll ait manufacturing operation aimStrike leader Jack Hadley tight." Commissioners M. L. Bar to that of a atnall lumber was in Miami for a mass It a born and A. L. Wilson wore yard. mealing of strikers there. noncommittal New Industry A Year Away Panel Meet Set Monday Reservations s h o u l d he made by Monday by Sanford and Seminole County resi­ dent* wishing to take part in the "Aireadc for Citizrnahip Action" panel discus■ion to be held all day Feb. 20 under the sponsorship of the U. S. Chamber of Com­ merce and the Winter Park Chamber of Commerce at the Cherry Plaza Hotel, Orlando. Reservation should be made with tho Seminole County Chamber of C o m m s r c e , FAlrfaa 2-2212. PORTSMOUTH, Vn. (UPI) — An nir search tvns launched today in the Atlantic and Gulf for a mission tanker curry ihr .19 crewmen and n cargo of molten sulphur overdue on n voyage from Beaumont, Tex., to Norfolk, Vn. Uonat Guard 5th District Headquarters here said the 523-foot American tanker Marine Sulphur Queen left Beaumont Saturday night and was due in Nor­ folk nt noon Thursday. It nhonld have contacted its Norfolk agent by radio nt noon Tuesday and again Wednesday but the Const Gunrd said there had been no word from tho City Offered New Rental Deal On Pipeline �fflfr ftattfnrh ^ r r o lh Pnfro 2 — F r l. F eb . 8, 1903 Rev. Grover Sewell Forest Lake Academy Opens New Cafeteria By Shirley Wentworth Som* 3W paslora and lsad* big layman cf the Seventh-day Advantist Church from all parts of the state attended the formal dedication and opening of tha new Forest Lake Academy Cafeteria last Sunday. The noon program waa opened by the Band tinder direction of Don Schutts. Elder II. F. Roll, secretarytreasurer of the Florida Con­ ference of Seventh-day Ad­ ventists, expressed apprecia­ tion for cope ration on tha pro­ ject explaining that tha 14,000 square foot building houita the moat modern facilities. V. W. Backer, educational director of the Southern Union Conference, saluted the area for Its progreasivenese and Ward 8. Scriven, educa­ tional superintendent' of the Florida Conference, concluded tha program with prayer. Three taking part in tha ribbon rutting ceremony were Becker, William Fuchs, acade­ my principal and Mre. Dell Smith, academy food service director. Following t h e ceremony luncheon was served In the cafeteria to more than 200 persons remaining for the oc­ casion. Circles To Meet In Casselberry By Jane Casselberry Two circle meetings of the Casselberry C o m m u n i t y Methodist Church WSCS are scheduled for next week. The Crusader Circle will meet Monday at » p. m. at tho homo of Mrs. Carlyle Swofford, Lake Dr, in Alla* monte Springs. The D orris Circle will meet Tuesday a t S:3o a. m. at the home of Mrs. W. Norris, 112 Fine St. In Sanlando, Bake Sale Set By lin e Casselberry The J u n i o r Choir of Hie Casselberry Community Mclhrdlst Church will hold a Bike Sale Saturday morning at tha church lo help raise funds for the punhsss of new Choir Robes. of which was writing. He wrote, us (he Holy Spirit mov­ ed him, to thi! Church ul Curinlh Hi cm: words, "We hiving Ihe same spirit of faith, according as II is writ­ ten, I believed, and llicreforc have 1 spoken; we alio be­ lieve, and therefore spesk; . . . " (II Corinthians 4:13). Even man appreciates being taken at Ills word. This was demonstrated by an Incident o f' Napoleon's life. W’heli he was emperor of France he was leading Ills troops as he sat astride a spirited horse. A dog which did not know Napoleon was emperor, and cared less began lo bark at the horses. Napoleon's horse b c c a ni c frightened and began to rear. A big strong private saw what waa happening so lie dashed op to the frightened animal and grabbed Uie reins. He was able to cal in the horse to Ihc relief of all who were watching aa well ai the famous rider. Needless to say, Napoleon was grateful for this brave and wise act. He responded by sa­ luting the private and saying, "Thank you, Captain." Tho private returned the satule and replied, "Of whal Companyi" The emperor saw In thfa man G rata Methodist Church of a quality which lie knew was Sanford will ronduet a visits Important. The private had simply accepted his emperor's tlon of members next week to word at face value. Napoleon emphasise the coming "New saluted again and answered, Life Meeting" series to begin "Of my bodyguard." The for­ Feb. 17 for liva consecutive mer private turned his horse nlghta. Guest Minister for the "New and rode back lo the body LUe Series" wlU be Rev. Ger­ guard where he approached the commanding officer and ald McCray, former mission said, "Your Captain" The ary to Alaska and now minis surprised officer asked, "By ler of the Bowling Green whose authority?" The new Methodist Church, This Sunday, a t T:30 p m,. eaptaln pointed to the emperor the fourth and final session of and said, "By his.” This man took his emperor's Ihc School of Missions will word to be exactly as he spoke It and then he acted on 11. The emperor responded by reward­ ing such faith with great gen­ erosity. Of course, ulong with tho new status as captain came a new willingness to accept responsibility. I do not knuw more of the later history of the caplsln hut I ran Imagine this man bccumlng a fine of­ ficer giving himself with a singleness of purpose that few others did. When we art upon God'a Word we arc elevated tu new heights that are very difficult for use to realise. Every Christian la commissioned to accomplish great things for God and no commission can be as great as this. Our respon­ REV. GERALD McCRAY sibilities become awesome, In­ deed. but our rewards beromo even greater. Rev. Billy Graham, the great evangelist, said (hat Iso went through a period of con­ By Donaa Kates fusion and frustration because The Women's Missionary of doubling (he Rihlc. Finally Union of the Long wood First he felt that he must put away Baptist Church will be boatthese doubts and lake God's css Sunday at a reception for Word at rare value if It was the new minister, Rev. Jack lo be his rule of life and faith. Lindisy and his family, be­ When this happened he was tween the hours of 2:30 p. m. made a captain In the service and 4:30 p. in. In the Educa­ of Ihe King of Kings. tional Building of Hie Church. If we arc to be elevated so All me tulien and area min­ that we may be successful In isters and friends of the the eight of God we must put church are Invited to attend. away our dmibla and simply Refreshments will be served. lake God at Ills Word. WSCS Plans Luncheon Grace Methodist Visitation To Precede Service Series W M U To Honor New Minister >w i *1 r m il k * - >J t 1 A li Mission School Set By Prairie Lake Church lly Jane Cawelhrrry missionaries as f e a t u r e <1 evangelist and teacher for 23 The Prairie Lake Baptist speakers. years In his nntive Culm, will Church, located on Rldgo Rd. Mrs. Ewell Payne from s|wuk on Friday night. Past in Fern Park, next week will South Cniolina, who served president of the Cuban Bap­ A reception will be held conduct a School of Missions with her hu.-dmnd for Severn I tist Pastors, he runic tu the from 4 p. m. until g p. m. with seven Southern Baptist years u* minimumy to the United States in 1M1. Sunday at the Holy Cross On Monday through Friday Cherokee Indiana of North Episcopal Parish House in Curollua, will open the series from 7:00-7:4U p. m. prior to honor of Fr. and Mrs. John when she speaks nl the 11 the missionary's speech. De­ fl. Griffith who will be leav­ a, m. worship service Sunday partmental MUnion Study will ing Sanford early next week : muming. lie held. A nursety w ill lie pro­ lo take over St. Cecilia Rev. Dotson Mills, a unlive vided for children tlirve years Church In Tampa. Florid Inn who ha* served a* a old and under from 7:UO-S:3U The reception will be held By Jane Casselberry missionary to Argentina fur p. in. under Ihe sponsorship of Tlic WSCS of the Cassel­ five years, will speak Sunday The Hi-ginner*. four and five Holy Cross Episcopal Church- berry Community Melliodiii at 7:'ki p. m. year olds, will meet In tha women with Mrs. John Horn­ Church will hold a covered Monday evening at 7:30er as chairman. Pouring will dish lunclteon Wednesday at 8:30, Mrs. Jnmes M. Palmer, be Mrs. Alfred Stanley, wife noon In Weaver Hall. who wus born In the Belgian of the Senior Warden and A business meeting and pro­ Congo to missionary patents Mrs. Phil Rouche, wife of gram will follow the lunch­ and non serves with her hus­ the Junior Warden. Mcinlier* eon. band under the Home Mission of both Episcopal Youth Miss Isabel Hardle of Or­ Board in Ohio, will speak. Groups will assist. lando, district rhairman of Mrs. Koe It. Heard, who lias will liven a missionary to the In. Fr. Griffith has been Cur­ missionary educatioi. ate at Holy Cross for the give a review on (he book, dlans in Oklahoma aince lldJl, past two-and-a-half years and "The Chinese In Dispersion" will a|H-ak Tuesday night. he and hli family have made a atudy of Methodist work <n Rev. If. M. Llcchty, who Alliance many friends throughout the Ihc rim of East Asia, Ly I t W O R I I AL LIANCE serves ns Superintendent of toulse Robinson and Frank area. O i l . It ( I I ('lly Mission* In Panorama, P a r k Ave. a n * S4tb SI. All members of the con­ Cartwright. Calif., will be Wednesday C. C- D*s* ..................... P s e t o r gregation and friends from Mrs. L. E. Swope will be H u n J a y H<-huol — _ M l a. m. Mornl-ur W n r . h l p l l : * S a. *n. the community are Invited to worship leader and hostesses nlght’e speaker. Dr. II. P. McCormick of K e e n i n g W nr»h l|» —• 7:<*o p. m. attend the reception. The will be Mrs. John BirkhelmA.Y.F. T h u r s . ------*;*'» p. m. Parish House Is located at er, Mrs. Ed Mason, Mrs. O Hawaii will speak Thursday W ed . P r a y s r K er vlcee 7:1# p.m. night. He served for more the corner of Fourth St. and den Brown, and Mrs. Darwin than ten years as a mission­ Shea. Magnolia Ave. In Sanford. AwHemhly Of God ary to Chinn and was there r m :r x R > T assem bly during the Japanese Invasion. n r non church C a r . H i t a s 4 Kiss Ho escaped and was relocated H. IS. X n o w ------ ----------r a s t e r In Hawaii. Him d a y Hchool M l a. m. Rev. Enrique Plus, pastor, M o r n i n g W o r s h i p lu ;*0 a, m. Excuse For Being Born T ht apostle Paul ha * the mo»t fruitful Uirlatiun wlw ever lived and lhi» wat true because he look liod at Ilia word. He wai not a aim pic man ai we lotncliinca think of simple people; in fact, he w it one of the IntellcctuaU of hli time. After he met L'hrtet on Uie road to Damaicu* and had the experience of convers­ ion he knew that the answer to life wai to act In complete faith as God apoke. Tills feeling of Paul was very deep and he tried lo communicate it to others through many mediums, one Reception Will Honor Fr. Griffith )r ■■ ' w ., E v e n i n g W o r r l i l p — 7:1# p. m. T u n . E v o n ln g Youth Hi-rvlcs M i d - W e e k H r rv lc s continue the study of home mission work In connection w i t h handicapped persons. Milton Mohs, guest speaker, will tell of hli work with Goodwill Industries. An A d u l t Membership Training Class will he con­ ducted next Thursday at the church beginning at 7:30 p.m Rev. John If. lllrea Jr., paa tor of Grace Methodist, will lead tha class in preparation for Membership Sunday which wilt bs observed Feb. 17. Circles To Meet In DeBary By Mre. Adam Muller Women's 'Circles of the Efcllary First Presbyterian Cfaurrb will meet next Mon­ day. Scheduled of limes and places calls for Circle One to meet at 9:30 a. m. at Ihe home of Mrs. Harry B. Lytons, 239 Valencia Rd.; Cir­ cle Two at 1:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. George H. Shivelhood, 307 Augua Vista; Circle Three at l:SO p. m. at the home of Sirs. Larry F. Jackson, S3 Hlghhanks Rd.; Circle 4 at 1:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Frank W. Corts. 12 Monroe Ave.; Cir­ cle Five, at 1:30 p. m. at the iiome of Mrs. Robert Hen­ derson, 290 Constance Rd., E.; Circle Six, at l:3o p.m. at the home of Mre. Chester Rearlck, 21? Plumoaa Rd.; Circle Seven at 1:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Chris­ topher E. Butler, 34 Valencia Circle and Circle Eight at 7:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Kimmel, 143 Cor­ onado ltd. Church Group Attends District M en's Meeting By J a a t Casselberry A group of men from the Casselberry Community Methcdlst Cburcb Mon's Club rode In the Sunday School bus to Merritt Islind last Thursday night where they attended the district Metho­ dist Men's Club dinner and meeting. On the way Utey picked up IS men from the College Park Church as passengers. They heard an Interesting taUi by a speaker from NASA who talked about the Saturn Rocket Pro)rct and showed a film on tha planned Moon •hot. Those attending were Rev. Delmas Copeland, Rev. E. P. Richards, Rurbon Ferrell, Glenn llum rt. Roger Rich­ mond. George Kelter sad John Gee. THE NEW VESTRY COMMITTEE at Clirlat Church Episcopal wua innulled lust Sunday by Fr. Gtjorjre M. Jarvis IV, vicar of the church, cen­ ter front. In tho group are Hurntan Schlitunlnu, senior warden, left front and Eugene B. Taylor, junior (warden, right front; aucond row from Je/t, Hammond; third row from Charles Pasternack and Robert llanintoud; front left, A. 1*. Bovversox, Thomas Kuhn, secretary; Frederick Wyman, treasurer and Juvtl White. (Herald Photo) 7:3# p. m. Baptist ycais old, will meet In the eight-year Primary room uud “ytuii of Israel'' will be taught by Mrs. Wilbur Painter assist­ ed by Mr*. T.*l Kern*. In c o n n e c t i o n with the course thi* group will leave Friday at 7:30 p. m. to visit the Temple of Liberal Juda­ ism on Fern Creek Rd. in Or­ lando. The teacher will accom­ pany the group un<l the Rabbi will conduct a tour of the Temple where member* will tie allowed to observe a elass lor Jewish boy* and girls. The roR T N n R i .n n o RAPTUT c h a p e l C H U R C H O* UUD IU* X. S 'a l r f a s » v a. B a d A P reach V, n . M s r g s r d , C h a p r l P * * t « r Pastor S unday Hchool t i l l i n . G a r o l d D. B o a t w r i g h t H u n d s y g r b o o t — * :4b a. m. T r a i n i n g C o lo n ------1:30 p. m. 11:0# s. m. W orship I t a. m. 7:3# p.m. M o r n in g W o r s h i p 7:3# p. m. W ad . K r a n l n g P r s y e r 7:3* p.m, E r s n g s l t a t l a H arr. T u a a . P r a y r r H err. 7.1# p. ra. T h u r t . Y o u n g P e o p le RI.ISER I P H i m i H A P T IS T E n d e a v o r —— „ T i l ) p. m. Old O r l a a d a R d . a t SSyrlla R. I l s t n l l l u n il rl f f li v _ P a e t o r H u n d s y Hehoo! #:4J a. m. Stornlng W o rsh ip t l : # 0 a. m. T r a i n i n g Un io n _ # : l # p. m. C r a n i n g W u r s b l p » t:4S p. tu. Church Of God CathoUc A L L e o n . * O AT H OLIO CHURCH O a k A r e . a t 9 t k *1. R i c h a r d L y n n e ______ P a s t o r H u n d s y M a s s e s _ _ S : l l a. m. _ • : > ( a. m ------1#:0U a. m. ____ 11:1# a. m. W e e k d a y s ............... 7:1* d. a c COXUREOATIONAL Cll HISTIAN CHURCH ( U n ite d C b a rr h a t C hrlai) P a t h A r e n a s a t H I V b l. »:4S s . m . C h u r« h Schoo l 11:00 a. m. .......... d arv lca 4:1# p. rr. ... C h r l l t l a n Y o u th M inistry R a r . W a l l e r A IL M c l’h t r a o n , l-Aslur Church OF Christ Methodist W E STS IDE JttselH N A R Y B t r T I I T CM PH I 'l l MH a t . A l l a l l r A v r. P a u l M. C'allry — ..... P a s t o r H u n d s y Helmut _ t 0 :# 0 s. in, Hundsy M orning W orahlp 11:0# s. ni. Monday E v an ln g W o rship Til* p. m. W ednesday P r a y e d H r rv lce ™ 7:15 p. in. i - i \ » : c h i :» t MRU. ROE BEARD H A P T ie T l i l t III H tianra R ead T-svlor W i l l i a m J Oueea M o r n i n g W o r s h i p .... *:i(i A 11 a. m. Hon l a y H-'hool ........ » :I5 s. m. T r a i n i n g Un io n „ 4:4* p. m. E v e n i n g Hervlcv . S:o# p. ni. W r d O ffice r* A T e a c h e r * S t e r l i n g ________ ! ;00 p. m. W ad , P r a y r r flarvlc* ! ;# # p.m. cola*. The AdulU will meet lu the auditorium and will be taught the study " C h a i r * A r e Strong” by Mr. and Mr*. Ed llriiieen. >\ i ' ik st r u m e n T H E NAR ARU.h k L ak e M ary, P ]a R sv . W . L. H o l c o m b e , Taatoy Hundar 1:41 S. m. BIM a Bchoot lt:» # a m'. - M o r n i n g Wor»h:p 7:10 p. in. « K r e n l n g H.rvt-e 7:34 p. tu. Wa.l, M l< l-W..k l- r a y e r Hervlcaa OS' C H U RCH O P C H R IST 1*11 P a r k A v a g u e W i l l i a m I t r a k ______ M l n l i l e r Ilth le Hlu d y .. .. .... 1#:## a, m. M orning W o rsh ip l l i o # a. m. Hundsy E v e n i n g H a r v k e —. S:S0 p. m. Wed. R lh ta Claaaea 7:10 p.m. Haa “ H e r a l d o f T r u t h " t p.m. Hundsy on C b a n n al p Christian Science PIR S T C H U R C H O P CHR 1BT S C S E N T I IT Has E a s t Saga a d • t r e a t H u n d s y Her *te* * Hu n d sy B c h e o l ____l l : * t a. at. H u b jsc t: ••Hplrlt * W e d n e s d a y H a r r la# ) ; I S p. a i . R eading R nom i (In Church E d lf l c a ) 3:10-4:3# T u t s . A T hurs. ’r t| •! % TilCp. m. 1st Wad. Missionary darvlca Pentecostal P t a i T PENTECOSTAL C H U R C H O P LONOW OOO SAI O r a n g e I t r e a A Rev. E. R u t h G r a n t __P a c e r H u n d s y Hchool !#:#» o. m. M orning W o rsh ip 11:#4 o. m. H u n d s y E v e n i n g __ 7 ilo p. m. W rd . fllh le S t u d y _ 7:3# p. m. Conquvroro M ooting F r i d a y ______ ..... 7:31 p. ra. Lutheran •A sn rier c h u r c h a t* P a rk Avaaae r. n. C h a n re ------------ T S s t o r LUTHERAN CHURCH OP C H R IS T IA N C H U R C H M o r n i n g W o r s h i p — S :4l a. m. n a t T TRH REDEEM ER D IS C IPL E * o r C H R IST S u n - l t y Hrhool — l:4 » a. m. I N W . *A1h P lan a ISST ». s a a f a r d A r c . H o rn in g W orship It:#* a. ra. P a sto r " T h i Church at tha L u lh irsn T r a i n i n g U n io n — * :l* p. m. R a r . W a y n e J o h n s t o n H o u r " And T V “ T h i s In t h a U v r n l n g W o r s h i p _ 7:1# p. ra. S u n d a y g ch o o l _ _ _ 1:11 a, m. L i f t t t :*• a. ra. H e r b e r t W. O e s r s s ------P s e t e r W ed . P r a y e r S e r v i c e 7 t l * p. m. M o r n i n g W o r s k l p H u n d s y Hrhool ____ H:1b a. m. c e n t r a l b a pt ist ch u rch W o r s h i p H arv lcs — l » : l » a. n c C a r . S4«b SI. A O a k Ave. CHURCH OP C H H U T Hall Smith — ------ Pastor H u n d a r S ch o o l „ _ 0:4* s. m. Hrakgtllst M orning W o rsh ip 11:## s. m. Ralph Hrswsr Jr. T r a i n i n g U n i o n — * :t» p. **• B ib le H c h o o l ____1 I ; H a. m. E v sn ln g W orship 7:S« p. m. M o r n l n r W o r a h l p t t i S S a. m. O R A C H H H T H O D 1 S T C H U R C H W ad . P r s y e r Hervlco 7;** p.m. U r s n l n g W o r s h i p _ 7:1* p. ra. OnorA R d , a t W o o d l a n d A v » , N ureery O ptn W ad . P r a y s r H a r r i e t 111* p m . R a r . J o h n It. H l r a s , J r . r s a t o r WTRTl ....... ............ T:S# p. ra. H u n d s y Hrhool ____ #:IS a. m. Sunday Nile H rosdcsst PAULA C H U R C H O P CH HIH T M o r n i n g W o r s h i p 11:0# A m. H i g h w a y 44 W a a t H Y P ------------------------ 4:3# p. a*. x t . h a v e * P R iM rrm s M o r r i s H u h y ____ E r s n g s l l s t B A PT IST CHURCH M b t s C l s a a - s _ 1*:** a. m. H I H k R B R H M E T H O D IS T X4(b SI. a a d c k a s a Av*. M o r n i n g W o r a h l p _ i l : # S a. ra. CH U R C H C. T. M o r r i s P a s l n r E v a n l n g W o r s h i p .. *:## p. m. C ilras H algbta R e g u la r M arlin g 1S:S* a. m. B ib le C laa aea W ad . 7:1# p.m. R a r . R a y G r e g o r y , J r . . P a s t o r ( P i n t H undar) H u n d s y S c h o o l ____1:11 A m. Con f o r m e s .......— —. 7:3# p. “n. C H U R C H O P CHR IH T M orning W orship 11:14 a ra. (preced in g S atu rd ay ) l . a a g w a a d , PI a. M Y P ________ 4:1# p. m. T h i r d Hmuliiy ----- 7:30 p, m. L o rd 's Day H a r r i e t s 10:1* a.m. E r a . W o r s h i p .— . . . 7:1# p. ra. J o a M e r r i l l ____A s s 't P a s t o r e n d 7 :1 ) p.m. Wad. P r a y e r g a r r l c a Tit# p. a . Christian MRS. EWELL PAYNE Rabbi also lias planned u time of fellowship and rcfre-li. incuts will be served to t ' * youthful visitors. Uie Young People, 17 years old, will meet in I lie Young P e o p l e ’ * Assemblyroom. "The Vacant Heart el" will be taught by Mrs. Her­ bert Luke niul Mrs. Cleo J*. Congregational fir s t PreBbyterian p PIR gT PH kSkTTK RIA N CHURCH O a k A r e . a n d T h i r d Ht. O r o v y r Sewoll J r . ____ r o v t - r T h o m a s H. M s k l n — A s s i s t a n t M o r n i n g W o r s h i p _ 1:11 a m. H u n d s y B e h o o l ____ 9:4b a m. H o tilo a M o o t i n g _ l * t 4 ( a b . M orala# W o rsh ip l l : # l a bl P lo n ssr F ello w sh ip 4:01 p . m . H#nlor P t l l o w s h l p _ 4:14 p. m. R r s n ln e W orship 7:14 p. m. Wad. F r a y s r B srv te * T it# p.ra. L .D .S . C H U R C H o r JRBUH C H R I S T O P L A T T E R DA Y P A IN T# 3* 1* a . P a r k B is h o p J . fl ta n la y H o u s t o n P rts sth o o d M oating *:## a.m. H unday Behool _ l # i l * A m. S t cr a m t u l M e e t i n g •:»# p.m. P I R g T HHTMODIST CHURCH * I I I Park A riA . J o h n T. A d a m s J r . J ? P a s t o r M o r n i n g W o r s h i p . 1:1# a m. H u n d s y School _ _ » : l l a m. M orning W orship 10:1* a m. MY** M e a t i n g s __ _ l i t # p. ra. ( I n t s r m a d l s t i . H sn lo r) E r a s i n g W o r s h i p — T i l l »• a u Nazarene PtH H T C H U R C H O f T H E NA1ARENH w . b a d ■«. a t H a p l a A r e . P a u l B l c k a s ___ — . p a s t o r H u n d s y Hchool ____ * :4b a a . M orning W o rsh ip ! t : 4 l a ra. Y o u t n -------- ----------- *;«# p. ra. E r a n g s l l s t l o b e r r i e s 7:1# p m. T h ird Hundsy H l n g s H l r a t l a a ------ 1:40 p. ra. TO U ST YOU* CHURCH N O T IC E CALL FA 2-2611 These Sanford Merchants Urge You To Attend The Church Of Your Choice HEV. II. M. LIECHTY Wilhon-Eichelberfdr Morluary Eunice I. Wilson and B uff lA tte n d services (His w e e d a t u r n ow n If(ace o f WOK&ff Progrekbiv* Printing Co. J. M. Isratron and Staff S tm a lrm n R eally Utrb btrastreai and Staff The Americaa Oil Company Mr. bad Mre. M. R. StriekUad WUaon-Maier Fumituie Caw Mr. arat Mre. AI Wllaaa Mra. Appleby a Realaurant Luctlla and Haruld .\ppleby Ilt N. Park EchoU Bidding Conpany M r. b ad M rs. L. F . G a r n e r I T h e Kite T h e a tre ■III LoialdM A RapMjaad Holler Motor 8alen Co. Kraaeti Farrell A Staff J. C. Penney Company C. L. RaMaeea and Frapteyaaa Food Fair Sloren. Inc. G eorge lidtlcj * Kraplo)*** Sanford Atlantic National Bank Heuard 14. Hedge# A Staff Southern Natural Gaa Car Watth Members of the Tandy-stripere, high school girl* nurses ■Ides will hold a Car Wash at tha Phillips Ik! Mullon uli the corner uf Mullum ille Ave. and Celery Ave. from 9 a. ni. to 6 p. m. Saturday, prvrcej* lo go toward the work of the Candystiipere at the bosyluL 7:#** p. m. three-year nursery room with Mr*. Ray Channel, teacher. The Primaries, six • right yrats old, will meet in the Urginn-'r Dept. “The Happy House’’ will lie taught by Mrs. Walter Long, assisted by Mrs. Paul Lowe. The Juniors, nine to 12 years old, will meet in the Juntur Assembly room and the study b o o k , "Butch Discovers America'’ will be taught by Mrs. Joe Itenrek assisted byMrs. Rotirrt Conrad. The Intermediates, 13-Id Jake Duaa A b u l l WHLOOHHH W A O O N VIRGINIA I'KTKOHKI P. O. U«b 1214 MIRA NOR 1(18 TK 3-1314 Stata Farm Inauranea Compaala* 1n r t a g I. P r j u r b a d S t a f f Hill Lumbar ft Hardware Ce. JiHHp Crappa ft bepW/am > i! < i �3t]r franfarh Srralh Fri. Feb. 8. 1963—Page 3 Queen Contest Underway The Queen of Henris Conlesl for 1963 got underway today for Hie annual Melodic Skate Jlink Heart Fund Show and Coronation lo tic held on Heart Sunday, March 3. Ed Simon, Heart Council presi­ dent, announced today. “ Every penny derived lrom this contest and skating show will tic channeled directly to (he Heart Fund, which is the number one defense against our number one health ene­ my.” Shoaty licit, rink owner, ■aid, “This event poses holh B challenge and an opportunity for young people of Sanford, especially the Queen of Hearts contestants," Best said. "This Is the first opportunity for these girls and the com miltees they have working for Itiein for all-out participation in an event supporting the fight against heart disease." Ail the Queen contestants are members of the junior or senior class at Seminole High School. They are: HK.NA McKENZIE. a jun­ ior, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ilu'scll McKenzie, whose hob­ by is skating. DONNA MAHKOS, 17, a junior, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Haul Markos who also loves to skate. LINDA LEA’, 16. a junior, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Ley Jr. Besides skating, she likes to sew. IIA It BA It A K.VNNEB. 17, is a senior skating enthusiast, wlio is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kanner. SANDY HETMAN, 18. a junior, is very fond of horse­ back riding. She is the daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Kobcrt Gel man. NYLKKNR ALBERS, 17. Is a senior and enjoys listening Stale Market Director Dies License Tag Warning Issued Less than two week remain fn which to purchase ItlflR 11cense tags. John L. Galloway, tn* collector warned motorist* today. Galloway stated that the IPtfci tugs will expire at mid­ night Fell. goth, and the .Mo­ tor Vehicle Commissioner has stated that no extension will be granted. Moloiists driving with 10112 tags after that dole wit! hu In violation of the law, Galloway Warned, Moil service is still avail­ able for those who do not wish or arc not aide to take the time to come to the court­ house ami get tugs Galloway reminded, "All one has to do is to send in the 15)62 registration curd with remittance, for the tag, plus 6b cents each lo cover mulling costs," he said. Ad­ dress to Galloway, Tax Collertor’s Office, Courthouse. Tlmso desiring mail service should not wait until thu last lew days os delays In thu muils and time required for processing may rcsulL in tags arriving after the deadline. eBary M Y F rganizes ew Group By Mr*. Adam Muller Junior High Methodist jth Fellowship was organi at the DcBary Community lliodist Church last Sunday nlng for young people be­ en the ages of 13 and IS rs. Ilss Audrey fliers, physical cation instructor at De­ al High School, will serve ronsultanl and counselor for new group. horler members still are ng accepted und all young­ ’s within the specified ages in grades seven through c are invited to attend the rlings at 6:15 p m. on Suni. tlier fellowship groups at church include the Priry, first through third dcs: the Junior, fourth imgli sixth grades and Senfrom 10th grade up. Young People Plan Banquet By Donna Estes Intermediate and Young People of the First Bsptlst Church of Longwood will hold a Valentine’s Day Banquet at 7:36 p.m. next Thursday in the educational building of the church. Main course on Uig menu will be steak. The program following the dinner will include a presenta­ tion of Gospel Magic by Rev. Jack Lindsay, psstor ol the church. Dress will lx sc mi-formal to lormal- to her stereo music and sing­ ing. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Yarbor­ ough, This contest is decided on the "penny a vote” method All contributions made to the Heart Fund, in the name of any of the girls, will couni as a vote for her. The girls with the most voles, (most money) will he named Queen, and the others will he member* of her court. Individual accounts will be set up at the Florida State Bank and bank tellers will be in charge of counting the money and votes. Rain Shelter To Protect Patrons At Passion Play Eight Make Principal's List Eight Seminole High School students, one senior, four jun­ iors and three sophomores made the Principal’s List as A newly-constructed rain straight “ A" students for the shelter 16 feet wide and 2W3 past six weeks, A. J. Bracken feet long has been complet­ ed to protect customers in the event of sudden showers at the Passion Play Amphi­ theater n 'nr Lake Wales. The Play opens Us 1963 season Sunday. Constructed at a rust of nearly $5,000. the new cover­ ing is a ten-year-guaranteed asphalt and gravel roof with By Shlrtr.v Wentworth dry welt drains at each end. A capacity attendance wa* Attendance at performances i this sear is expected to break I present Ia»t Sunday evening all past records with the help I (or a kickolf banquet held by of ten special trains to this area Seventh-day Adventists city from various parts of in tin* new Forest Lake Acad­ Florida planned by the A t-1emy cafeteria to open a fundlantie Coast Line Railroad. | raising drive through which The first special train for Ihe group hopes lu pledge a 1963 will lie run on Sunday, total or $175.non toward*.build­ Feb. 74th. from Pinellas ing a new' chapel The chapel will l»e tmill on County, starting at St. Peters­ burg with slops at Clear­ Ihc east side id the present water, Dunedin and Tarpon Church School taring Lake Brantley Hd Springs. Or. Rolrerl J. Hoover of On Thursday, Feb. atth, the first train from Tampa is Forest City, general chairman planned, making one slop at of the drive, presided al Hie banquet and received approx­ Plant City. The first trnin of this sea­ imately $125.6115 ill pledges son fruin Sanfont-Orlaiulo is ■luring the evening in be paid set for Tuesday, Mar. 19, over a three year period. stopping at Winter Park and Construction on the dispel is Kissimmee. Another will ori­ expected to la-gin omiier. An area wide canvas* now ginate at Sarasota on Sunday Mar. 31. with stops at Bra­ i* being conducted with It E. denton, Palmetto and Buskin I’urvis acting a* gilt chair­ man. Adventists Open Fund Drive For New Chapel Englishmen under the lead ership of Captain John Smith Ceylon was known to the an­ were the first settlers of Vir­ cient Romans a* Taprohane i copper-colored). ginia. announced today. The lone senior was Frank Bclsilo; juniors were Jerry Cutlurn. Doug Firestone, Ron­ ald Goers* and J e n n i f e r Thompson; sophomores were Bonnie Caolo, Helen Mann and Linda Spencer. There were 18 seniors, 26 juniors and ten sophomores, however, who made the Honor Roll with a 3.5 average lor the third six-weeks grading period. Senkir Honor Roll student* included Theresa Baker. Betty Bramll, Janrl Ely, Rbeda Ep­ stein, Carol Fuller, Sharon Giles, Johnnie Gore, Wanda Harris, Linda illttcll, Patty Glenn Johnson. Linda King, Cindy Lake, Carolyn Turner, Bob Bolt, Frank Chance, Tom­ my Hinson. Lawrence Piece and Leo Watson. Juniors were Steve Bassett, Norman Leach, James Long, John Perkins. Bob Bing, Sieve Sewell, Sandy Arnold. Hoseanno ltclsito. Barbara Bolger, Pat Brantley, Susan Deal. Daudroy Decker, fieri Dietrichs. Kathy Gus sow, Di­ anne Hackctt, Susan Halback, Judy Haynes, Linda Ley, Elizabeth Morris. Donna New­ som, Paulette Norman, Carol Jo Oxford, Pat Riec, Carol Samuels, Carol Slcmpcr and Barbara Watson. Sophomore Honor Roll stuilrnls are Joel Fchd, Edward Fitzgerald. Ronnie Hall, Char­ les Hunter, Thomas Makin, Larry Sherwood. Jetl Wil­ liams. F r e d d i e Borryhill, Sherry Marazila, and Kay Samllfer. Church To See Fire Films By Joan .Ma gin The First Baptist Chinch oi Ciuilimta will observe "Family Night" next Monday beginning at 7 p.m. with a covered dish siip|H'r sponsored by the Church Brotherhood. Movie* will be shown by Jim McClellan, local Inrest ranger, aral Alta-rt Harris, count; catlgei All [amities are invilrd to at lend. TRANSISTOR Undid R epair SERVICE with REDW O O D or C H A IN L IN K Improve the appearance of your grounds and give your hsikvard play-area or patio the desired privacy and M-< liisioo »lln a brautiful long-lasting FENCE. r s* »* • Our Home titnl Properly Improvement * \ Dept, ran handle the satire |ob. Call / * us today for a free estimate . . . there » * is no obligation, of course. *. .* COMPLETE TV ItEPXIH — All Make* — ADMlit \L Sale* ami Srrvire FA 2-0300 HATCHER SANFORD, 2506 W. 1st St. FA 2-S.192 FLA. TV nnd RADIO II. L. Lewi*, director of the State Farmer's Market* for the part IJ year* died at his home in Winter Haven Wed­ nesday, Leo llutner, manager of the loea| Farmer's Mutkcl said today. Lewis, who had win ked with (lie Slate Department of Agl (culture fol 35 yeals suf­ fered a heart attack, Monday, lh' was 76 years old. Service* were In lie held at Mitchell F line ml Homo at 3 t>. m. today. ItENA McKENZIE LINDA LEY Lake Mary UPY To Sponsor s e T c Z ^ n Car Wash To Raise Funds By Frances Wester A study of Romans, Chapter U, was conducted by Rev. John Pillcy at the Sunday night meeting of the UPY of the Community Presbyterian Church of Lake Mary. The group read and dis­ cussed the book lo gain ■ greater knowledge and under­ standing id the Bible. A short business meeting, led by Larry Chester, UPY president, was held after the program. The member* plan to meet at the churrh .Sunday at 2:36 p.m. and will go from there to Zellwnod lo hear the Hampton Dcllois Choir per­ formance. Steve Willis was apjiolnlrd Sunshine Circle Holds Meeting chairman of the Car Wash the UPY will sponsor to raise money for the group to attend a conference at Lake Placid in March. Tlie Car Wash will be held on Saturday, Feb. 10. all day. In downtown Lake .Mary, on Ihe lot across from tlie I.U.A. Food mart. After the meeting member* were invited to tlie home of Mr*. It. E. True on Crystal Lake (ur a social hour. Mrs. True served detleious refresh­ ments of cream-fudge brown in , coconut bullcr balls, cheese and egg sandwiches, hors d’oeuvres and soft drinks. Those attending were Terry Bucklew, Don Gorman, Billy lame, Earl Roberts, Linda Mohn, Steve Willis, Penny Grinned, Larry Chester, David Scott, Joy Wester, Dale Alex­ ander, Bruce Nelson. Roger Crocker and Rev. Pillcy. The Sunshine Circle ot the Casselberry C o to m u n i t y Methodist Church WSCS met Tuesday from 9 a. m. until < II a. in. at tlie home of Mrs. Marvin McClain. 221 K Tri­ plet Dr. in Casselberry with 14 memlier* and one visitor present. Mr*. Phil Csrsber present­ ed tlx devotional on “ Pray­ er." Mrs. Leonard Casselberry gave a report on Okinawa as part of the mission study course. “ The Rim of Asia." Mrs. Darwin Shea, chairman, presided over Ihe b u s in e s s mreting during which plan* were made for a rummage sale to be held at the Super Valu Food Store on SR 436, Sat., Feb. 23. Tltosc with items for the sale they wish t« donate were asked to contact Mr*. McClain. Birthday greeting* were sung to Mrs. H. C. Osborn, Mr*. Edn* Duggini, Mr*. Bill Shook, Mr*. Alice Pringle ami Mr*. Casselberry. Refreshments of doughnuts, coffee and te* were served by the hostess prior lo the meeting. By Donna Eslrs Wednesday at 7:36 p.m. al the Longwood First Baptist Chureli will lie a Girls Auxil­ iary Coronation Srrvire. Susan Moss and Laurie Mil­ ler will take their Maiden Steps nnd Charlotte Tripp and Towanda Showers will present their Steps to become Queens. The Girls Auxiliary is part of the Womrn’s Missionary Union and is programmed to hrlp girls from ages nine through 17 to become belter informed in missions, Bible study and Christian citizen­ ship. FORD DEALER ANNUAL mm 8PEC 4A 18 REMEMBER LAST YEAR? ONCE AGAIN. COLD WEATHER UP NORTH ALLOWS EXTRA SHIPMENTS OF BRAND-NEW FORDS DOWN HERE-ALL PRICED TO MOVEI MAMMOTH BUYS FOR YOUI IMMEDIATE DELIVERIES! EQUIPPED JUST AS YOU LIKE I FOR A TRUNKFUL OF SAVINGS. HURRY IN RIGHT NOWI a s i.o\v a s *50“ OVER 33 YEARS per month niter don n payment. At First K Palmetto (Alongside old post offlre) 'fill Fa It in lie 2 - Door Sedan. Whitewall tires nro optional at extra cost. Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpet* • Furniture • Tile • Plano* * Rental lleds AS LOW AS *5707 per mullrli after down payment. PERMANENT LIFE INSURANCE '83 Kuril lluliixiu 2 -I) ihji' Sedan. Whitewall tires are optional at. extra coat. —-property coordinated AS LOW AS with Social Security snd other asset* U any man’s moat valuable * 6 P per monlb after do* n payment. '03 Ford liitluxiu Courttry Sedan. Whitewall tire* are optional ut extra cost. property. *• * * Julian Whigham DISTRICT HUB W. 2Uth SI. HANFORD, BE S M A RT...B U Y SMART! P.S. YOUR PRESENT CAR DOES NOT-HAVE TO BE PAID FORI AGENT Phone 332-8118 STRICKLAND FLA. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA HOME OFFICE: ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS 308 E. I at St. MORRISON, Inc. Gnn.'ord, Florida �% A Potent Voice Within the next few daya Meek Cleveland Jr. win resign hie seat In the House. . . a seat he has held for aorne l f special and regular sessions sad qualify for the state Senate. Although this paper has come out against the compromise reapportionment plan we are gratified that Semi­ nole will finally get a voice In the Senate and heartily endorse MACK CLEVELAND JR. for the vacant seat We more than anyone else realise the importance of opposition in poli­ tical races but we fear some political Peter Edson LOCKING UP THE HORSE, AFTER THE BARN HAS GONE Political newcomer getting corralled in those dark, bedraggled Capitol halls. Mack Cleveland Jr. has looked out for Seminole County in the House and there is no doubt he will do the same and have an even more potent voice in the higher chamber. Cleveland has served on the two most powerful House committees, taxation and finance and rules. He has looked out for this county and has been a most competent spokesman for some 60,000 people. We sincerely hope the people of Seminole County will give him a well deserved vote of confidence. C fc P o Helen Fuller Says Labor Woes Over U.S. some o f its top-drawer think­ ers ta the task of taking a fresh look a t the present sys­ tem of collective bargaining between labor and manage­ ment In the United States. I t 18 eurprising th at a Democra­ tic Administration la not limiting itnslf to these possi­ bilities palatable to organised labor. There Is soma subitanco to Republican claims that there have been times when this was not the ease. In the pre­ sent review of Ubor-msnagem o n t problems, however, President Kennedy's men ate lending a sympathetic ear to one proposed change in the system th at both the unions and industry have oppcied in the past. This Is tha introduc­ tion by law of a "third man" a t the bargaining table — a representative of the public. Both labor and management have balked a t what they said would bo an initnuion into what they consider a two-way affair. Government and publie have grown less sympathetic to this argument as ths two parties have shown themselves Increasingly un­ able to sette Important dif­ ferences and lost man-hours of production have become a luxury tha U. 8. can less and WASHOfOTOM—Ships a n Moving to and e a t of Golf and E ast Coast porta a r s is artar 84 days e f Idlane as on the docks, and vast Icaaea to k m and abroad, a n running again a tta r 11 days e f a e public tranepnrtatlso in Philadel­ phia. Threatened walkouts a t Boeing A ircraft d e f e n s e plant# fat Seattle and Kansas City tu rn keen temporarily nrsrU d by the President through uss of bis injunctive powers under the Taft-Hartb y A ct But these are exceptions. More current labor-menagement controvers lea than have bass settled remain unsettled. Mew Yorkers are stDl without newspapers a f t e r many Weeks) so ere the people ef Cleveland. The entire West C e u s t areeepece industry operates under the shadow of • work rules dispute that could erupt Into a securitythreatening atrike a t any time. A nationwide railroad Shutdown looms ss n distinct la the spring. And ate fa r from sll the po­ res of Industrial relations trouble this year. I t Is not surprising, under th e circumstances, th at the White R oom hse s'signed less afford. Last year, with a BA per cent rate of unemployment, the U. 8. lost 19 million mandays of work through strikes; far more man bears have been lost through strikes In other years since World War It, but now the lose of pro­ duction because of unemploy­ ment makes last year’s added lots through strikes seem un­ bearably high to an Adminis­ tration that pledged to "get the American economy mov­ ing again.'* Congress, as a whole. Is even less inclined to leave labor-management relations a two-way m a t t e r between those parties. Pressure is al­ ready building up for a com­ pulsory arbitration law, an­ athema to labor. The likeli­ hood, therefore, is th at Mr. Kennedy will again try to preempt the middle way. Don’t be surprised to hear of an Administration bUI to modify the Taft-lfartley Act to give public fact-finding boards the power to recom­ mend to the President the terms on which strikes can bo settled In the general In­ terest. And don't be surprised If this is ths compromise for­ mula for which Congress fin­ ally decides to settle. Letters To The Editor S aar Editor* Seminole County will have tv * Senators from now on. Whea Governor Bryant signed the reapportionment bill, Sem­ inole County ease ad to be a p a rt of tha 97th Senatorial D istrict and tf this move is approved by tha F e d e r a l Court, I will ao longer repre­ sent, legally, Seminole la the Florida Senate. I t has been one of the f le e t­ est pleasures of my life to represent the wonderful peo­ ple who elected me In I960, On every day sines th at election I have felt grateful and humble for the responsibility placed on ms, There baa never been any conflict during nay service between the Interests of Brev­ ard County and those of Sem­ inole end there hoe never been a n y disagreement between Mack Cleveland, Gordon Fred- OUR BOARDING HOUSE r v a e e e ri so m e b a n d y u n e u .- L BINDER'S, FROM MERE to MANDALAY WOOO.fr MhMOR lUTHU 1 BUT THIS OtbCOOCDTALK'IM ALL PxfrptcT placb irJ vJMtcri DOWN TO A VWtSPEW/x'LL BET HE’D NEeO A CREDIT CARD TO ID COWPlEftf t t x m BUY A SrioeGHiNB? BUT AT < rESBABOI M*. 0 0 C L5AST (TO FREfrBOMTD AND W A T M tffM D ,! BOOM—X HOPS— TILL XCAN tCLECTBD THIS UOOM*T THINK OR SOASTrtie)® HOMD FURfl»Bl.V Btttill/ causb rro o B a u T . PM CWTAJM «*3UU. PtUtf) A TTR A CT . kTtBKlTiON.f, erlek and Joe Davla with me. Aa I aaid in tha beginning, Seminole County will have two Senators became I Intend to work my best for ths Inter­ ests of as find a group of peo­ ple gg can be found anywhere in thla country—the cttlsana of 8emioole County. Sincerely, Bernard Parrish Senator, 37th District Dear Editort Would like to thank you for providing epsco so th at tha prevailing view of camp oper­ ators and numerous property owners along the St. Johns, as expressed by me, could be pul before the public. Ju st when did Mr. Krider discover th at plane for the proposed canal were ten ta­ tive T And tf tentative, bow did they arrive a t the 94 million coat? And those 11 rubber miles from Sanford to tha In­ dian Rivarf Odd th at nothing has been said heretofore about mil is go and revenue bond*. Thanks, Jim Crow# PS.i Brevard International would liks to know about those revenue bonds. Readers Write Page 4 Sanford, Florida Fri, February 0,1968 3flp fcattforh 3f*ral& WALTtUI A. 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Ths Marata Is a member ol ths United Press which Is entitled asstuslvsly ta las use for ropuhllcatioa of all tha local aaws priatsa la thla aowapapor. ____ No pert or any material, aowa ar advertising. u( Mis edition e f The Hanford Jl.roid may ho r. prod used In aay meaner with­ out written parmlddlea ul the puhUaher af Tha Marat*. Any Individual ar firm reaponalblo far each roprodactiaa will he eeeelderea ae tarriaglog on Ta# Herald'a ooprright and trill ha held Ila ate for dnuiesea under Mo law. Published dally except ,lurdey. guaday and Cltrlrimas; publlalud Halurday preceding Me Week Doer Mr. Wilson, Wd wish to taka this op­ portunity to thank you for your help in defeating the proposed pipeline. Wo are all award of ton Importance of Sanford Naval Air Station to our local econ­ omy but wn feel that the cltlsttts who make faaford their permanent borne also mabo a i Important contribu­ tion to the economy of omr community. Since this pipe­ line would not ta any way enrich Ibis arcs, wo land your stand on this Issue. Again let us say thank you for your vote and if ■( any time, the Ladles Society can bo of toy help to you, please feel tree to sail on ns. Very Truly Yours Ladles Society of Bro­ therhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, Hibiscus L o d g e No. UL Betty J , Williams, l e t . duplicate copies sent to J . 1L Crappe and M. L. Reborn. Dr. Crane's Worry Clinic Perhaps not ana homosex­ ual la 20 has the mental stamina to follow my pre­ scription for Tom. Bat Tom forced himself to go through the proper hetero­ sexual behavior until he finally grow ant of Us jureaile Rxattoa at the “ gang” stage af emotional develop­ ment. Scrapbook this cru­ cial case. CASE 0-493: Tom Z, aged 10, la Urn homoooxusl who ■aid bo really wanted to be­ come a normal male. 81nce homosexuality Indi­ cates n fixation at a more Juvenlle or ehlldlih stage of •motional development, It Is •m art for all homosexuals to up to the true adult level. Ales, many homosexuals don't want to change. They are In aa Infatuation with a member of their own It le Just as difficult for them to break off their Juvenile romance aa lor a normal boy to drop his fe­ m ale fiancee because some­ body tells him hs ought to do so. How many engaged coup­ les, ardently In love, would thus bo able to break off if doctor said there were medical reasons why It was not wise for them to marryT You can het your boots not many would do so. And that is why not msny confirmed homosexuals have ths resolu­ tion to break oil their un­ wise homosexual affairs and consciously cultivate a de­ sirable member of the oppoalto a "Yes, Dr. Crane, but I promise you I will do ao,' Tom vowed. So 1 helped him pick out a girl who seemed suitable. Then I urged Tom to date her and pay court to her, although he might not feel any spon­ taneous affection for her, "Just force yourself to go through the proper motions," I added, "and soon you will begin to feel the correspond­ ing emotions." Tom promised faithfully to try. And be is the one in twenty who have the courage and mental pcrserverance to win. Even so, he later protested to me as follows: "Dr. Crane, you say 1 should kiss the girl goodnight. And I have done so. "But it is like taking medi­ cine. 1 m ust work up my resolution to put my arm around her o r attempt to kiss her for I just don't have any positive desire to do ao. "My kisses are entirely forced ones, from my point ol view, though she doesn't seam to souse that fact. For sho stains to enjoy our dates and my affaetion." Tom kept up the dating schedule for several months. And he finally admitted that the "medicine" wasn't s i bit­ ter s i at first. Ultimately, ho began to re­ lish her dstes, as well as her kisses. And he married the girl a year later. They now have been hap­ pily married for seven years and ha vo three attractive children. So J d ie Tom's case as one of saveral that have come under my medical and psychological supervision. Every homosexual theoreti­ cally can grow upward from being fixated at the Juvenile 'gang" stage ef emotional development! But he mutt have the inner drive and perserveranen to go through the proper dating long enough for the normal heterosexual erotic habit pat­ tern to develop. The homosexual MUST re­ cognise the psychic need to grow up and then be firmly desirous of making the change. Parents and friinds can neither alter the homosexual nor the chronic alcoholic un­ til the victim makes tbs in­ itial decision for himself. So prevent these abnormal emotional habits at the start by offering children n nor­ mal emotional family life. Send for my "Teats lor Good Parents," enclosing n stamped return envelope, plus 20c. WASHINGTON— (NEA) — A guide to the mind of Secre­ tary of State Dean Rusk la now obtainable through a new book containing some 60 se­ lections from his speeches and foreign policy statements dur­ ing the last two years. Edited by aca newsman E r­ nest Lindicy, who is now Rusk's special assistant, tha volume Is titled, "The Winds of Freedom" (Beacon Press, 94-98). Ths title should mis­ lead no ons into thinking it is a windy book. Rusk is a fust thinker and a fast talker. But he Is by no means a windy character. And concise edit­ ing has boiled down hla policy statements to their very es­ sence. One of the I n t e r e s t i n g things to do with this book Is to taka one subject and, by means of tha fndex, track down Rusk's Ideas on I t Com­ munism, for Instance, and the related subjects of the U. 8. S. R-, Khrushchev, Stalin, the Slno-Soviet bloc. Thera is no one speech or declaration which fully and in detail outlines a policy for d e a l i n g with international communism wherever It is found. To some readers this may bo a fundamental fa u lt But references to communism crop np all through the book and there Is no evidence here that be Is "soft" on i t The last chapter of th s book highlights hla speech to the Veterans of Foreign W an in Minneapolis last A ugust titl­ ed "Our Goal: A World-Wide Victory For Freedom." "The global struggle for freedom and against Common. 1st Imperialism Is our main business a t ths State Depart­ ment," says Rusk. "My col­ leagues and I give intensive attention, day by day, to Com­ munist strategy and tactics. "No one has to convince us that when Khrushchev said communism will bury us he was proclaiming . . . an objec. tiva toward which Communists work nlsntlsaaly. "No ons has to convince us th at *p a a e o f u 1 coexistence’ means to them a continuing attem pt to spread their sys­ tem over the earth by all means short of a w ar which would ba self-defeating. "No ono has to convince us that ths eoptoet between Com­ munist imperialism and free­ dom is for keep*." Here is an Insight on a very lough-minded man. "The underlying crisis is not an ideological conflict be­ tween 19th century capitalism and 19th century aoclalism," Rusk had told a National Press Club audience earlier. “It docs not result from a bi­ lateral conflict between the Soviet Union and the United States. The central issue of the crisis is the announced deter­ mination to impose a world of coercion upon those not al­ ready subjected to it. If this means exaggerated simplicity, let us not be mistaken by our own reluctance to believe what they say, for on this point they mean it. At stake is tha sur­ vive! and growth of ths world of free choice." Returning to the Minneap­ olis text for a moment: "One hears now and then that we have a 'no win* purpose or policies," Rusk told the VFW. ‘That is simply not so. Of couns we intend to win. And we are going to win." Rusk is perhaps still not as well known in the United States as were Dean Achcaon and the late John Fostar Dulles in their times. Thsy were more controversial fig­ ures who made and announced United States foreign policies in tha names of others. Rusk subordinates himself to Presi­ dent Kennedy as ths head of state constitutionally respon­ sible for American foreign policy. • Incredibly durable | * ro t w ood By Hal Cochran It's foolish to get mentally tired through thinking about how physically tired you are. An Ohio man reported the birth of a turkey with two necks. Dad can have both of them. Regardless ef how msny times a husband changes Jobs he's always working for ths same people, the <wifs and kids. Kids can't go out in the hot sun on a rainy or snowy day, but can still get tanned. —'■■■■ Jas. ■ 1869 EXCHANGE INVITES YOU____ TO A FREE ADULT COURSE "SECURITIES AND INVESTING" FOUR WEEKLY LECTURES BEGINS WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY X* 7:84 P.W. AT OUR OFFICE CALL FA 3-7232 TODAY FOR REGISTRATION 101 FIRST STREET WEST SANFORD, FLA. Idyllw ilde Saturday & Sunday - Feb. 9 & 10 S A T U R D A Y - A L L DAY S U N D A Y - N O O N T I L DARK DISPLAY THE COLONIAL II • THE CONTEMPERA • THE FUTURA “H O M ES OF D IS T IN C T IO N 1* FREE JUST REGISTER Before S P. M. Sat. CUSTOM I1UILT Situated on large individually land­ scaped Iota. Features include cen­ tral heat and air conditioning. • Easy to Use Barbs OPEN HOUSE • Lucite House Paint I t may surprisa many peo­ ple, therefore, that In his first two years in office Rusk has traveled more m i l e s t h i s Dulles did in a coraparabis period of time. Rusk has what is described ss a machine-gun mind. He wanta his associates to think ss fast as he docs, and hs can­ not stand mediocrity on his staff. But in negotiation with an opponent he can be ex­ tremely patient, repeating his points endlessly to drive them home. He is tirelsis, with a physical stamina th at enables him to take the punishment of his never-ending Job. "The Winds of Freedom" Is probably just the first of what will !>e a scries of vol­ umes on Rusks' conduct of foreign policy. It is, in a sense, an index to his global philosophy. BUSINESS ESTABLISHED MEMBERS NEW YORK STOCK LO VELY H O M ES O N N O W s: dO P1 Notebook • General Electric "WESTPORT- STEREO MODEL RC IIM SPECIAL BONUS MASONRY MODERN KITCHENS BY BOMBS C ENERAL A Cali "The Lumber Number" F A 2-5581 ELECTRIC BKFRESUMKNTS (ar HIDDEN SSBVICE HILL S f w & m a lU L h Lumber A Hardware Co. Sts W. trti St, Sanford, Fla. A G.E. “Wealport" Stereo will <>• five# fro* to every purchaser of t horn* between Feb. 2nd and Feb. 19th. C O N S T R U C T IO N Offices Sll W. Zkh Si. STENSTROM REALTY • SELLING AGENTS SER V ED CO. FA Z41QS �• iK l * V‘ it HIM A N D HIS BIG MOUTH Drag Races Set At Osceola Strip Saaford Seeks .500 Expected to start for the locals will be high scoring Mike Woodruff, who has averaged over 10 points per game for Sanford: Dave Mnctiillis, Parry Barks, Ken Tyre and Butch Riser. In other county action, Lyman with a 5-12 mark will host a strong and determined New Smyrna quintet. Expected to start for the Greyhounds will be Donnie Smith, high scorer for the year: Jim Shuster, Charles Asher, Gene Griffin and Bill Tolson. With the regular cage season over next week, the Sunford High Scminoles shoot to wrap up the 19G3 year over the .500 mark as they journey to Leesburg tonight anti finish off the regulur Benson play Monday a t home against DeLand. The Seminoles will be going into the game with an 8-9 record. The Seminoles will be facing a weak Lees­ burg squad that has compiled a 3-16 mark. Op A t Phoenix It's Player, Nicklaus Again PHOENIX, Arlz. (UPI) -=• Another bcad-to-hcad duel was shaping up today in the $35,000 Open golf tournament between Gary Player and Jack Nicklaua. Only thia time, Jay Hebert wanta to get into the act. The cecond round got under way today with the three men tied for t i n t place after (hoot­ ing five-under-par 67a. And they were only one itrokc ahead of Arnold Pal­ mer, Jimmy Clark, Dr. Cary Middlecoff, Bob llarrla, Tom­ my Aaron and Juliua Bonn. They each had 68. It was on Monday that Player and Nicklaua want through an 18-hole play-off to decide the Palm Spring* Golf Not Like The Old Days At 'Pact' Time United P m * International How times change! In 1924 Uie late Rogers Hornsby batted .421 and earned a salary Increase to $17,500. In 1902 Harmon Kitkbrew batted .243 and there­ by earned himself a raise to between $40,000 and $45,000. ' V That .243 isn't mueh of an average by anybody's stand­ ards but the 26-year-old KilIcbrcw can hold his head high in any baseball company on the strength of 4$ home runs and 128 runt batted In. It's figures like those that help snake the front office forget ■ little m atter of 142 strike­ out*. A muscular native of On­ tario, Ore., Klllebrew has clouted 167 homers In the last four years—more than any other major leaguer during the same period. During bis career, Klllebrew has hit a bomer every 13. t trips to the plate—a percentage ex­ ceeded In baseball history on­ ly by Babe Iluth'a 11.8 per­ centage. Klllebrew agreed to terms Thursday in a telephone con­ versation with Minnesota Twin*' President Calvin Grif­ fith, who is e t the Twins' spring camp In Orlando, 71a. The slugger's 19® (al­ ary —whether you give or take a few thousand in either direction—la the highest In the club'a history. The Twins also announced that they have signed lefthanded pitchers Bill PleU and Gerry Arrigo, bringing tbslr satisfied list to 29. Thrd baseman Ed Charles, catcher Jose Aicua and pitch­ e r John Wyatt signed with the Kansas City Athletics, who now have 16 playcra un­ der contract. Charles batted j a s last season, Aicua hit .$29 and Wyatt had a 19-7 record and 4.49 earned run average la » games. The New York Meta report­ ed progress with the signing of infielder Charley Neal sad pitcher Gales Cisco. Neal played three different in­ field positions and hit only MO last season while Cisco w ai 4-7 with the Boston Bed Sox and 1-1 with the Mels. lnfielder Bob Johnson and pitcher Eddie Watt agreed to lerma with the Baltimore Orioles. Johnson, who hit MB while playing aacoad, abort and third for tbs Washington Senators last season, U re ­ garded as an Important uti­ lity player for the LM tea*°Manager Bill Rlsoty of tha Los Angeles Angrla and short­ stop Maury Wills of tha Los Angeles Dodgers, two of the most successful individuals of the '62 season, refused to be drawn onto limbs whoa they discussed the IMS sea son. “I'll be delighted U we win as many more games this season as the 1983 team did In surpassing our 1961 re ­ cord," said Higney, a t tbs tam e time avoiding direct discussion ol pennsnt possi­ bilities. The Angel* of 1982 Improv­ ed 18 game* to M viclortof Id 1M2. A corresponding to(Tessa next season would give them 19$ victories—enoagh te win a almost any season. Wills, who set a new record of 104 stolen bsies in one sea­ son. said he'd “ lake my stolen bases a t they come" this year. “ Everything broke right for me last year," lie said. "Things just don’t happen like that every year.” The St. Lcuis Cardinals an­ nounced that shortstops Ger­ ry Buchek and Dal Maxvllt, outfieldcr-lnfieldcr Gary Kolb, second baseman Phil Galiano and outfielders Doug Clemens and Leon Carmel will report to St. Petersburg, Fla., Feb. 18, for special “ concentrated Iratttag practice." Thu sess­ ions were Instituted at the suggestion of player-conaultont Branch Hickey. Mac Tray Top Feature Favorite Though Mac Tray, Derby and Inaugural champ at the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club, has failed to come up with s third win in seven tries, ha will In all probability go to the post again tonight as the favorite when he runs in tha featured tculh race of an U-raee program. Mac triumphed In the open­ ing night inaugural and also in his second start of the season but since then has settled (or second or third. However, In all his nine starts he has never m lued the money and dlsplayi a record of two firsts, four se­ conds and three thirds. Opposing Fred Whitehead’* ace runner will be Traveler Joe, Sarasota Egg King, Mid­ term , Fathom, Ed'* Tango Dancer, Marlow Brandy and Jeff Mac. Saturday is a big day at the track. There D a tanrace program in the after­ noon starting at 2 with all grade A greyhounds going to the post in tha featured ninth race. At night the track'* eight fastest female speed­ sters meet in the racing queen •take final, it will be Use tenth race on the 11-race weekend program. Classic championship with Nicklaus winning. And both started out with five-underpar 31i Thursday, only to tire on the last nine to shoot 36s. "I'm ready for a rest,'' said Player, the litUa South Afri­ can, after hla round. “ I have­ n't had a day's rest since the start of ihe year.” The Palm Springs evenl lasted six days for Nicklaus and Player. They took a half day out for travel, then com­ peted In a pro-am event be­ fore opening compeUtlon in this one Thursday. Player gained most of his margin by collecting a pair of eagles on the front nine, each on a par-five hole. llcbert, who hasn't won a tournament since mld-aeason of 1941, bad five birdies and a bogey on his round and ap­ peared to be In shape to hit the form that brought him the PGA championship In 1D6Q. Nicklaus, shooting for backto-back victories, bsd seven birdies and two bogies. He had a Isot putter and tanked birdie putts from as far away as 15 and 12 feet. “ 1 think I played just about as well aa I did at Palm Sprlngi," said the National Open champion. Counting a practice round and the proam, he has had six 31s in the past 10 days. The AtIlona Country Club Isn’t the toughest test of golfThere were 45 performers who cracked par Thursday. Ami between tbara they collected 23 eagles on the front nine alone. One who didn't come close to par, however, was little, hot-tampered D a v e y Hill. Davey took 15 strokes on the llth hole. He blew it big by knocking two out of bounds, then losing his temper by hitting the ball twice while It waa in motion on tha putting green for two-stroke penalties each time. He wound up with an M and will be playing today just for tha fun of it. Wall in contention with Ms are Stan Leonard, Dan Sikes, Dick Mayer, Fred Wampler, Stan Thirsk, Rex Baxter, D o n Maisengalt. Gardner Dickinson, Bob Nicholi and Art Wall. The checkered flag waves again Saturday evening when the Seminole Timing Associa­ tion will stage another drag race event at the Oaccola airatrip. Smith Leads St. Pete Open Holzman Paces 'Moforetfes' Shorty Itolsman of the Bon­ neville* paced the Bill Hemp­ hill Motorettcs Bowling Lea­ gue when the belled out five strikes In a row to chalk up the high game for the day with 177/433. Mabel Duggan of the Tempests rolled the high series with a 473. Another high series of 458 was turned in by Isabel Goshab of the Starchlefs. The 3-10 split win picked up by Evelyn DeMattro, Evelyn Mills, Joan Magin and Elisa­ beth Harich. Noli Ferguson got the 4-5 and Joan Magin picked off the 4-5-7. Billie Chanlot made the 5-6 split. Yvette Hunter made the big 8-7 split. Turkeys were rolled by Rita Stein, Shorty Holtuiann and Yvette Hunter. Sports Briefs Tourney Set PANAMA CITY (UPI) — Twelve golf professionals, In­ cluding such stars as Julius D o r o s , Dow Finsterwald, Cary Middlecoff, Bob nosburg and Doug Sanders, have accepted Invitations to play in the 2nd annual Little Tour­ nament of Champions Feb. 23-24. Cyclist Dies MILAN, Italy (UPI) — Learco Guerra, known a s the “human locomotive" ol Ital­ ian cycling 30 years ago, died Thursday night alter a long illness. Suspended NEW YORK (UPI) - Dick Van Impe of the Cleveland Barons has been suspended for six games by American Hockey League President Jam es G. Balmer for pushing referee Dalton MacArthur and using abusive language during a game In Pittsburgh Wednesday night. Riding Triple ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (UPI) -M arilyn Smith of TequciLa, Fla., had a threestroke lead going into today's second round of the 72-hole St. Petersburg Women's Open golf championship, the rich­ est event on the ladies' pro­ fessional tour with a purse of $15,500. The blonde Miss Smith got off to a fine start in the first round Thursday with a two under par ft) over (lie short 6,116-yard Sunset (toll and Country Club course. Her closest rival was Judy Kimball of Sioux City, Iowa, with 72. Miss Smith wielded » hot putter and birdied three holes In a row on (he hack nine, including one with a 35- foot putt. ssS Gates will open at 6 p.m. with trials starling at 7 p.m. Feature event of the evening will be at 9:30 p.m. Eliminations always are a big event In drag racing and this Saturday night will be run In 15 stork classes, eight sports, six gas, six altered and firo dragster classes. Hay Hudson, president, said drivers will compete for 75 trophies, with cash prises of $35 for top eliminator, $25 far stock eliminator, $15 for mid­ dle eliminator and $20 for lit­ tle eliminator. Aland 40 per cent of the dragsters arc from the San­ ford area. National Hot Rod Association rules will be fol­ lowed. MEADORS M A R IN E ►Creatllner floats 1 Mercury Motor* > The Aluminum float For The Fittherman 2401 8. French Are. FA 2-1392 Raceway Back To 'Normal' second with Pitch Hanover lengths behind Miss News­ week and the photo showed picking up show money. ' Ckariei Dltktat was an eminent paGeorges Syn, driver J . Bail­ llalrny Moon veeond with Bouncing Mamie third. <ron of Ju,tcrIni A Brooks who then ey, the favorite in the second L'tvCr/' a* now provide the choicest In winee race came through to win a and spirits. Try the famous R an J AB Scotch, length ahead of Slic Adios of flavour unsurpassed. and the 7-4 daily double com­ bination paid $56.90. The win­ ning time of 2:11 4/5 seconds CHICAGO (UPI) - Heavywas the same in both races. weight champion Sonny IJsIn the first quarter horse ton wilt fly to Miami Reach, race of the night Miss News­ today to open (raining for his week, a black, two-ycar-otd April 4 title match with filly owned and trained by Floyd Patterson. Jack Clark with Jockey S. Liston, weighing 220 pounds, Burris up, pounded away from 12 more than he scaled last the starting gate to leave the September when he knocked field finishing tho 300 yards out Patterson In 2:«3 of (he distance) in the fast lime of first round, said he plan* to U N 16 6/10 seconds. "do almost nothing” In the dwM tout »><>), The rest of tho field was first week of his condition­ ta p o ri* hr INC rW M M IO N C O M , I M fill* * h „ n .T .M KANSAS CITY. Mo. (UPI) bunched up at the wire 2*a ing. —Lamar Hunt, millionaire owner of Uie Dallas Tcxsns, discussed with city officials today the possibility of mov­ ing Mi American Football League champions to Kansas City. Hunt, whose team has fail­ ed to draw profitable attend a nee In Us Ihrcc year* at Dallas, said he would make definite comment on hla plana "Like to (ost-drive the 1963 compacts?” That’s whit Nationwide Consumer tonight. Testing Institute-a completely Independent company - recently asked 3600 “ Nothing will be decided typical drivers In IB cities across the country. until we are satisfied that move would be good from a The people were asked to test-drive two compacts. Some picked Corvair and Valiant business standpoint," laid Some picked Falcon and Valiant. Some wanted to try Rambler or Chevy II. The course Jack Steadman, general man Included all kinds of normal driving. sger of the Texan* who ac­ companied Hunt here. Drivers circled the course twice (once in each car) with N.C.T.I.’s trained Inter­ Seminole Park Raceway re­ opened its regular schedule of harness and quarter horse racing Thursday night under clear akys and good track con­ dition*. In the first raco ol the daily double Bohemia, a trotter driven by V, Cowger, owned by Clyde and Pat Perry of Parsonburg. Md., went Into (he lead at the start and held the lead through the race, coming under the wire in 2:11 4/5 paying $18.30 to his backers. Risky Colby finished Liston Set For Training Hunt May Move AFL Grid Team JB SCOTCH WHISHT 74.5% vote Valiant best in nationwide consumer survey BOWIE, Md. (UPI) - Joo Culmone scored a riding tri­ ple at Bowie Thursday, bring­ ing home Yardstick ($37.80) in the first, Victory Line Record ($8.80) in the third and P art MONTREAL (UPI) — J*nn Time Indian ($4.20) in Use Delivrau of tho Montreal Ca­ seventh. nid lens scored 12 am is during Turk away a pair of stock­ th i Il)66-r>i! National Hockey ings In your desk to replace L eigui Stanley Cup lories, winter-splashed leg wear fur the must ever during thu play Much Coverage offs. NEW YORK (UPI) — The (hat big dat* after work. National Fociball League an nouneed Thursday th at more than 40 press and photo­ grapher working credentials have been Issued for the Dee. 30 title game In Naw York between the New York Giants and Green Bay Fackars. The NFL said this waa tha heavi­ est prssa coverage ever aasigned for a league cham­ pionship gam t. RACING QUEEN STAKES FINALS TOMORROW N IG H T viewers firing questions all the way. Which ot these cars do you prefer for accelera­ tion? Ride? Steering? Styling? Finally: which is the best all-around value? The surprising results: 4 Rom blir Vollant C h t t f II Valiant C o n s lr VilJsflt Falcon Vsllttri In te rio r sty lin g 20% 75 % 30% 70 % 27% 73 * 44% Exterior ily tln g 24 76 48 52 39 61 Q uality of w o rk m a n sh ip 38 62 40 CO 36 A cce leration 17 B3 48 52 P o is in g po w e r 17 83 45 R o o m in e s s 35 69 Com pact p n fo ttn e o MMfAflMVl Vflitif' compact* Valiant 56% 33% 6 7% 41 59 38 62 64 44 56 40 60 21 79 25 75 28 72 65 21 79 24 76 27 73 56 44 30 70 44 56 41 59 69 Ste e rin g 26 74 31 69 37 63 29 71 31 R id e 27 73 33 67 29 71 26 74 29 71 B E ST A LL A R O U N D VALUE 17 83 34 66 24 76 1 7 73 2 5 .5 7 4 .5 % Two things were not tested-price and warranty. But remember that Valiant Is just about the lowest-priced car made In the U.SA today. And that Valiant carries America's longest and best new-car warranty-5 years or 50,000 miles.* Ask your Plymouth-Valiant Dealer for your own Independent test drive In The New Valiant « Your A u lfe d ir* rt,mputh-V»n*n» O w W *( u a lm l Ootoct* In m tlartil i N wwrVmorwhlp *n IM ] m i s tu t Boon ■■ponOwt lo InciuSo i *• 1, lofitoeomont nt or ropolr, without wil (horn* lor rMulrod port* or WMf, h r * poor* or CU fiat miloo, which» .*t ounwo I 'll, 0<* Iho onyi.w Workk. hood owf I ito.no I 00.11 honomioolofl cooo on* Intomol potto (ouluVtno momrol *Utoh)j ____ __ ________ to.two conoo'tor. d.ivo tli.U , unT.oi"Ml Joint* (•• ..lulling hoot cavort), root oil* on* OMIorpnUol. on* root who*! Iroorlnpo, prp-Mod Iho kthrew hoo L *M oorvko-4 ol roioonoblo IntorvoJo oegordiny lO.UlO PIpirwitMTsMsfll CortihH Cor Cor* WhoSxtoo. now racing! HARNESS # sxTstS frriIS Fri. Feb. 8, 196S—Page 8 Wfjt Plays Leesburg Tonight QUARTER NORSE RACING Post Time S PJVL Best all-around compact anybody haa coma up with yat.. .VALIANT I NIGHTLY 8:10 • F IN E S T G R A N D t T A N D I N C I N T R A l F L O R I D A • P A V E D 25 0 0 C A M P A S K I N G A S I A • M O D ISH IIST A U K A M T FACILITY • R E M O D I L I D C L U B H O U S E w td L O U N M • M IN I ( A C E S N l O W i r E X C E P T S U N D A Y P A S I M U T U fl • D A ILY D O U B LE - O U M I I U S M I D W A Y B E T W E E N S A N F O R D A N D O R L A N D O H W Y . 1 7 -9 9 MATINEES WEDNESDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY EXCKIT HUNDAY -IP s More Fun To W itoh Tha Greyhounds Run*’ In OolU*, 74% voted Valient but value. 2 P .M . la Syracuse, 7 1% voted Valiant b u t vaiw. PLYMOUTH Tk ie N s ? Is U 4 Im Night ••cry I SOMY, NO MIMOttl Ns Minors! HLNNEL CI UH Highway IT-93 Midway Between Sanford A Orlando 0 S UW B BRASS IN Bast MOTORS Cn uh r I4 Hu M la Las AafitM , 77% voted Valiant tost i �Episcopal Women W jf S an fo rb Pn*e 6—Fri. Feb. 8, 1363 E rrol* Honored At Surprise Party Plan Luncheon Meeting Monday The Church women of Holy C ron Epltcopil Church will hold the iccond general meet­ ing of the aeaion, Monday, at the Pariah House on Fourth Street and Magnolia Avenue. A cordial Invitation ii ex­ tended to all Intcreated wom­ en of Holy Croaa to attend. Each one ia aaked to bring a covered dlih and enjoy the hutebeon and an interesting program which haa been plan­ ned by Mra. Tbomaa McDon­ ald. The luncheon will atart at 12:88 p.m. Arrangement* are under the direction of Mra. Phil Roche, Mra. Harlan Rhode* and member* of the 8t. Mary’* Chapter. A baby litter will be avail, able for thoae who have am ail children. Welcome Wagon Plans Benefit Fashion Show The Sanford Welcome Wa­ gon Clob will aponaor a dea*ert card party and faahlon ahow Feb. IB at the Sanford Woman** Club, atartlng at 12:80 p.m. The theme will be "Febru­ ary Fantaiy." Feabioni will be preaented by Cowan'a of San­ ford and Carole'a Dreaa and Sport* Wear Shop In Long wood P la n . Hair atylea will be done by the Cut *N Curl Beauty Shop and aboea from the San­ ford Shoe Center. Mra. Jeanne Wamke will be tbe commenta­ tor. Ticket* are available from any Welcome Wagon member or by calling the ticket chair­ man, Mrs. Robert Brown, at PA 2-8W8. Proceed* will be uaed for various community charitable organlaiUona. HONOREE, hoatcanes und KUeatn a t the birth­ day party for Carolyn McGouifh are from left, front row, Judy Lynn Wychea, Denlece Jerrell, Marlalne Wyche, Martha L. Hone, Nancy Hamil­ ton and Laura Nolle Johnaan. Back row, Candice Officers Wives Plan Activities The Executive Board of the Naval Officer* Wlvea Club met at the borne of Mr*. John E. Draim, 114 W. Woodland Drive In Plnccrcat with Mra. Robert Lovelace prealdlng. During (be bualneaa aeaalon It wai voted to aelect a person from each unit to farm a com­ mittee headed by Mr*. T. Barkley Wood, the Thrill Shop chairman, for Ihc purpoao of belter coordination between the varioua aquadron* in oper­ ating the thrift shop. Mr*. C. W. Meahlcr reported that the Navy Relief Society in their new office at the San­ ford Naval Base haa accumu- Muffley-Butterfield Engagement Announced lira . Sara Muffley of DeLand and formerly of Sanford r..- eiryfa aaaouacea the engagement gad approaching marriage of Jji'j her daughter, Sara Diane, to Floyd Butterfield Jr., aon of Mra. Floyd Butterfield Sr. and tbe late Mr. Butterfield, ol DeLeon Spring*. MU* Muffley waa boro in Wcat Palm Beach and abend­ ed achoola in Sanford and DcLand. She ia prcacnlly a mem­ ber of live 1B63 Senior Claaa of tbe DcLand High School. Tlio groom-elect attended school* In lk-I-ton Spring* and Dcl-nnd Including Ihc DuLand High Sclioo!. He served three year* tn the U. S. Army. Two ot them wero *|>eul In Hawaii. He received Ida high ichool DIANE diploma while in acrvlcc. He ia presently employed by the Deep Creek Dalrlea, Inc., in DeLeon Spring*. Tbe wedding will he in event of Saturday, Feb. 10. MUFFLEY CR EA T IV E W OMAN More Families Welcomed To Sanford Area Virginia Petroakl, Welcome Wagon hoiteaa, report* more new famlliee welcomed to the Sanford area: Mr. and Mr*. J. F. Boleman and ion, Jerry, from At­ lanta, U*.; Mr. and Mra. 0. P. Burch from Penaacola; Mr. and Mra. D. C. Conway, Dan, PatricU and Glenda from Jacksonville; Mr. and Mr*. E. W. Foy, Chria, Keith and Gary from Norfolk, Va. Mr. and Mr*. J. D. Frey and Shawnia from Newfoundland; Mr. and Mra. G. E. Gate* from New York; Mr. end Mra. II. M. Knowlea, Henry and Kay Anne from Midway laland; Mr. and Mra. 8. C. Mor­ gan and Mra. Nellie Bribb from St. AuguiUna. Mr. and Mra. J. W. Seheuerlag, Joaeph, Janies and John from Pittsburgh, Pa.; Mr. and Mra. D. L. WlUlama and Garb a d Ramaay from Orlando; Mr. and Mra. D. L. Walker, Rodney and Gregory Church, Gayle, Walker and Sandy Oakea and Mr. and Mra. L. A. Meadcil. all from Tampa. Mr. and Mra. T. H. Rynaoever, Ted, Marian and So­ phia from HolUnd, Ontario; Mr. and Mra. D. T. Matthew*, • Ted and Toni from Jackson­ ville Mr. end Mr*. T. B. Hite, „ Tommy end Sherry from Whldhjr island. Wash. Adama, Elizabeth Sweeney, tho two hoateaaea, Catherine and Barbara Blouln, the honoree, Carolyn McGoutfh, Debbio Taylor and Ellen Sloan. • (Herald Photo) Ia ted 1282 hours of work during the past month*. There ere 42 active member*. The office Is open from 1:30 to 1t:30 a.m. Mon­ day through Friday. More vol­ unteers are needed as inter­ viewer* and receptionist*. The training course Is not neces­ sary for reception work. If any new area resident* are Inter­ ested or have served the Navy Relief Society at former duty stations please contact Mrs. Mcshler at FA 2-8387. Free baby sitting service will be provided by tha Navy Relief Society. Plana were discussed for fu­ ture social events, the first of which will be a luncheon and white elephant sale Thursday, March 14, at Use Mayfair Inn. Mrs. David Olmstcad is gen­ eral chairman with the Naval Air Station unit as lioileaiei. Proceeds from the while ele­ phant sale shall be icnt to the Navy-Marine Residence Foun­ dation, Washington. I). C. Members of the executive hoard have consented to help ■ell tickets for the Sarcpta Home Benefit Bell in April at the Mayfair Inn. The group wants to aid the Sanford com­ munity project of raising money for tho home. Other members of the ex­ ecutive board present were .Mine*. If. It. Helms, C. J. Younghlnde, Roger t-eonardl, T. J. (.'aim, John lloganson, and advisors Mine*. J , M. 'fully Jr., Stanley Sianul, it. K. Farmer, Leroy Heath, L. II. Settee. George Kim mans, L. J. tlrlnhart, L. U. Lampman and £dwanl Decker who will aerve a* parliamentarian with the executive board. Officers Wives Of VAH-II Meet For Bridge Mrs. J. T. Bern was hostess for the monthly bridge of VAII-ll Officers' Wives Club, at her home on Palmetto Ave. High score award waa won by the hostess and Mrs. Wil­ liam Bassett was low. Refreshments of sour cream coffee rake, banana bread. Danish pastries and coffee were served during the morn­ ing. Others attending were Mr*. Max Bent, Mrs. Jerry Patter­ son, Mrs. Wayne Robinson, Mrs. Robert De Lorcnsi, Mrs. R. W. Repp and Mrs. J, F. Barlow. Tigerettes Meet For Luncheon Members of the "Tigerettes" VAH-t Enlisted Wives Club met at tbe Acey-Deucy Club l at the Sanford Naval Air Sta­ Add color and charm to the tion for a covered dish lunchkitchen with this lovely glanlA variety of appetising dish­ ■lac paniy potbolder sell Eaay es made the event Interesting crochet.' for those attending. No. nr-N haa full crochet Three guests were welcomed direct Iona. by the group. They were Mrs. To order tend » cents in Herahei Russell, Mrs. William Oraii and Mra. Jurlel Horton. coin* (or each p a tte n te: Creative Women Two of the newest members Stnfonl Herald were also on hand to Job club members lor the luncheon Box «U, Midtown Statioa meeting. They were Mre. New York II, N. Y. Print name, addreaa and George Gardlea and Mrs. Don­ style number. ald Stevens. Miss Barbara and Catherine Bloufn entertained with a surprise birthday party for Carolyn McGough, daughter Meof Mr. and Mrs. Mra. Howard IIoi Gough. A group of friend* were Invited to the home ot of the hosteaaea' parent*, Capt. and Mrs. C. E. Blouln, Ini Loch Arbor to help Carolyn celebrate her 13th birthday from 5 to 8 p.m. A barbecue chicken dinner was served and various games enjoyed with prises awarded to the winners. Unusual favora were given lo each guest and the honoree. All the necessary equipment for miking the popular crack­ ed marble necklaces was giv­ en to the glrli and each one had to make her own ncckJecc, Guests were tha honoree and Candice Adams, Marlene Wyche, Judy Lynn Wyche, Elisabeth Sweeney, N a n c y Hamilton, Laura Nolle John­ son, Denlece Jerrell, Martha L. Rose, Debbie Taylor, Ellen Sloan, Barbara and Cathy Blouln. Woman’s Club Plans Luncheon (D&ah Gbby. • DEAR ABBY: I am a 62-yearold widow on the look-out for a sec­ ond mate. How does a fptl ro about mnklng herself attractive to a man six years her junior? Fancy clothes and new hair - dos don’t work like they used to. He lives alone and I know he likes home cooking so I In­ vite him to dinner ut my home sev­ eral times a week. He never takes me out but says he enjoys my com­ pany. He likes his freedom and klddingly says he'll never marry. I am just an average working jrlrl. How can I convince him he can't live with­ out me? HUNGRY FOR LOVE DEAR HUNGRY: What makes you think he's kidding when he says he’ll never marry? If you really want to find a second mate, don’t wnste your time and groceries on the likes of him. • • • DEAR ABBY: Our son married a terrible girl who has tried for years to turn him against his peo­ ple. We love our son, Abby, and for that reason have tolerated it as long ns we could. She has never mnde any big trouble between our son nnd us, but the cooling process is gradual nnd the gap is growing wider. We know our son loves us but is too weak to stand up to this woman. He has told us thin in so many words. She is bringing up her children to hate us und to favor her parents. How cun we change the situation? LEFT OUT By Abigail Van Buren DEAR LEFT: The only person who can “change” the situation is your son. Since He, by his own ad­ mission, is “too weak to stund up to this woman," you will have to put up with it. Don't blame the girl en­ tirely. Your son’s spinelessness ac­ counts for hnlf the problem. • * • DEAR ABBY: I have been mar­ ried for two months and I am exhau­ sted! My husband is the most won­ derful man in the world but he has one fault. He never Bleeps. I require ut least eight hours sleep, but ho gets along fine on five I We get to sleep about 11 o'clock nt night, nnd at four in the morning he Is up lika n rooster. He showers, shaves, dress, es nnd then he wakes me up to fix breakfnst in the middle of the night. Abby, he doesn't huve to he at work until eight o’clock nnd wc live a mile from where he works. I was a good sport about it nt first, but I just can’t take it any more. Any ad­ vice for a— BEAT BRIDE DEAR BEAT: Since there is no reason for your husbnnd to get up at thnt hour, he should let you sleep. Tell your early bird thnt the worm bus turned! And YOU turn over and crawl under the covers. • * • CONFIDENTIAL TO S. C.: Pa. ticnce, man. Never cut what you can untie. Wednesday Qacoblj. On tiijud jC JSl The Social Department of the Sanford Woman's Club will hold the annual Valentine luncheon and card party at the club house, Wednesday, startat 12 noon. This la the highlight ot the year for the Social Department and a large crowd Is always present for the event. The luncheon Is free for members but reservations arc necessary tho hostesses will know how many to prepare for. Please call your reservations in to Mrs. A. C. McReynolds, at FA 2-0274 or the departchairman, Mrs. Harry FA 2-330D, no later than Monday. NORTH 8 Today' hand caused n mild *K J2 argument between Edgar SB 17 2 ♦ K Q J1 0 7 Kaplan of the Card School of ♦ J2 New York and myself. He CA ST *84 claims the hand is simple, * 8 8 7 V Q B I V K J 1 9 ♦ Afl 3 2 but I contend it I* fa r from ♦ B B S * K Q 107 *8883 it, even when you see all the SOUTH (D) cards. ♦ AQ103S 9 A I4 I We agree that the hand be­ ♦ 4 ♦ A42 longs in four spades and probEast end West vulnerable ably most pairs will get there. Sewtfe West North East 1 am sure they would find 1 * Pass 2 * Pasa Pew 2 * Pus several ways of doing the ac­ 2 9 4* Pasa P a s Pas tual bidding. Opening lead—* K West’s king of clubs open­ ing Is normal mid declarer there Is danger of a shift to must grab that first trick hearts. right away. If he stays off After winning the first By Oswald Jacoby trick, declarer will want to lead hi* singleton diamond and E ast may take hi* ace right away. If East shift* to u heart South will go up with the nec, play three round* of trumps stopping In dummy and discard four losers on tha diamonds to wind up with ait overtrick. If East leads a club and Woat shift* to a heart South will alio make an overtrick. The best defense i* for West to play two clubs. A t this point, South can ruff In dum­ my and make hti contract, but a better play fa for South to discard a low heart front dummy and ruff the club con­ tinuation In hi* own hand. Once mare be will be able ta draw truntpi and get rid of hla losers, but he will only A designer of women's i ion is whit ruins many a help all for free—Just by ask­ make four odd because the de­ fense will have three tricks. clothes advises women to lake woman'i instinctive g o o d ing her husband's opinion. taste. husbands along when SEW ANT) SAVE If a fashion magazine says gu shopping—because “men a particular style Is good, or have good taste.” NEW SHIPMENT----if Mr*. Kennedy is photo­ That's sound advice, of graphed wearing It, or If a PRINTED And tbe reason why local style-seller makes a men have good taste In se­ sptaih In it — a woman ia lecting clothes that look well sorely templed lo try out the LIGHT COLORS is because they fashion, whether It suits her AND----anything about or not. She Ignores her reflecllon what Is "good" In the mtreor and goes hap­ this season and what Isn't. DARK COLORS Keeping close tabs on fash* pily on her way, wearing an unbecoming dress or hat or hairdo, simply because she Is 36 to 44 wearing something the haa Inchen Wide been told is "high style." So the average woman needs a man, who doesn't know or give a hoot about Values to 69c what'a "in" and what’*'‘out" to take a critical look—and Mrs. J. R. Battle of Oviedo tell her what style Is becom­ will l>e hostess for a Valen ing. tine's Day benefit card party, The msn won’t be misled GENTLY SWAY — to und fro —tn Feh. 14, a t the Oviedo Wom­ by a label, a saleswoman's nw-eater drctui. Tho fluid movement of the hIl*l ._ an's Club Building. assurance lhat a dress Is lean, white Arne! triacetate Joraey drcsH with Play will begin at 7:30 p.m, Just right if It isn't or by Very Nic« For Wrap-Around Skirts Italian collnr, full pleated aklrt and three color and the proceed! will be added the latest word from teshlon belt—topped by n red, white and blue knit curto the club building fund. FOr authorities. 38 Inchen diifun, In juat right for npring daya. reservations call Mra. Battle. So he can look with a clear Wide It was first enounced that eye at a style and Judge it by Just one thing — it is be­ she would hold the party at her homo but later changed coming? Not to aome laahion model, but to the woman wbo to the Club House. la asking his opinion. Evening Circlet Circles of the First Presby­ Reg. 79c And to think thst a wo­ terian Church have scheduled Circle 1 at 8 p.m. with Mrs. man can get that kind of meetings for Monday as fol­ John Wilson, Gcldcn Lake; lows: Circle 2 meets at G:30 p.m. in CHOCOLATE 1:41 a.m. Circle 1 with Mrs. W. 8. Fellowship Halt. A covered In the top of a double bolt­ Willis, 312 East 23th St.; Circle dish supper will be served. er, over hot but not boiling 2 with Mrs. J. C. Patterson, Circle 2 at 8 p.m. with Mrs. water, melt one 6-ounce pack­ W. Jenkins Circle; Circle 3 J. C. Waller, GrapevlMe Ave. age (1 cup) semi-sweet choco­ By Shirley Wentworth with Mra. W. D. Holman, Va­ Circle 4 m etti at • p.m. Call late morsel*. Remove from Tho monthly meeting of the lencia Dr.; Circle 4 with Mrs. chairman for place. Bear Lake Garden Circle 1* water and stir in te cup sugar V. J. Maratlta, Homewood scheduled for Wednesday. Feb. and 3 tablespoons light corn Dr.: Circle S with Mrs. Char­ *yrup. Blend In te cup bour­ les Wilke, Summerlin Ave.; Altamonte Springs IS, at ■ p.m. at the home of bon. Mr*. C. L. Brunk, Lake Ash Circle 8 with Mrs. Mary Bolly, Combine 2te cups finely 44 Inchen . er Circle In Bear Lake. Myrtle Ave.; Circle 7 with crushed vanilla waters end 1 Wide Valentine* will be made by Mrs. Jack Hall, Oak Ave., and circle members and exchanged cup walnuts, finely chopped, Circle a with Mra. W. A. Pat­ among the group as part of and add the semi-sweet choco­ rick in Loch Arbor. late mixture, mixing well. Assorted the program. By Ignite kinmaek Circle B with Mrs. James Form in 1-inch balls, roll in Mrs. John Uello of Hermit's Paste! Truitt, Seminole Blvd., and sugar, and let ripen tn coveted Trail tn Altamonte Springs Is Circle 10 In the Phliatbea Colors container for at least several confined to tha Winter Park Casselberry Room with Mrs. O. B. Stallard days. Makes about 4te dotes. Hospital where she ia expected and Mrs. Fred Walton a* hos­ to remain for several weeks tesses. Both meet at 8:90 p.m. while recuperating from heart surgery. THE Mr. and Mrs. Otto Barto* ot Bear Lake Mr. and Mrs. Dan Lott and Y ea r mm m m ■ Dot Ray Manor have had aa their two daughters, Cheryl DawnSHOP their bouaeguests, her mother, Lynn and Regina Kay, have Mra. Andrew Bury and her moved Into the Lesfamet (tome li« » HWY. 17 *2 DRIVE THRU FERN' PARK Mr. and Mrs. John Hunter sister. Mis* Betty Bury, of which they recently purchased r b r la t of Staten Island, N. Y., arc Warrensvllle, Ohio, After eight on Quail Pond in Casselberry. TO SEMINOLE COUNTY UNE spending a few weeks at their daya spent In customary sight­ They moved to Casselberry winter home on Paradise seeing, as it was Mra. Bury'a last fall from Phoenix, Arts., SANFORD pfcint la Bear Lake. Next year first visit to the state, they to go in to the appliance busi­ FLOWER SHOP they hope to make it their left Sunday to return hernia to ness and have been living at Car. E. 1st * Sanford Ave. FA J -III3 FA I-84I2 permanent home SEW AND SAVE aab-Mto temperatures. 831 North Triplet Dr, U)st Jh& iO o m S in : By Ruth Mlllett B R O A D C LO T H and O U T IN G S O L ID B R O A D C LO T H Battle Plans Benefit Party Feb. 14 Presbyterian Circles Plan Meetings Bear Lake Circle Plans Meeting Next Wednesday Open Mondays 'fil 9 p. m. S IL K SHANTUNG Personals Personals Personals REMNANT MAITLAND, FLA. �=1 —■' . jJT m * l» -v w o fu sv c9n Sanfyahd fcnistfdainmswi Joh She Italian Fare Set For Movieland ROHERT PRESTON, in the title role, unleashed his fast-talkinjr charnt on the young children of un Iowa town in this scene from the dazzling Warner Hroa. Technicolor presentation of Mere­ dith Willson's "The Music Man,’* o|>ening Sun­ d a y at the Ritz Theatre. Preston, who created the character in the stage production, stars as the combination Pied Pipor-con matt who sets out to sell the town Instruments and uniforms for a b o y s bund. Shirley Jones stars np|>osite him us Marian, the librarian. Iluddy Rackett, llermlonu (•ingold, Paul Ford and The Buffalo Hills are costarred in the film version of the musical come­ dy which wns acclaimed the happiest musical ever during its Rroadway run. 'Music Man' Ritz Bound Expanding on the rollick­ ing exuberance of the musi­ cal which wax known is the happiest show on Broadway for three-and-s-half years, Producer - Dlreotor Morton Da Costa h is "opened up" Meredith Wilson’s "The Music Man" In the high-spirited Warner Bros. Technicolor presentation bowing Sunday at thp Bitz Theater, taking full advantage of the larger dimensions, vaster scope and TODAY ft SAT. TARZAN CORDON 8COTT . . . aa MIRACLES EWORLD -C O L O R S C O P B SUNDAY thru WEDNESDAY ROBERT PRESTON SHIRLEY JONES BUDDY HACKETT HERMIONE GINGOLD O . IX* M t M | OPF.N 1:3(1 SHOWS AT 3:00 COMING I "IT'S ONLY MONEY” "THE RAVEN" — "TARAS BCLBA" greater resources of the mo­ tion picture screen. Hubert Preston is starred in (lie title role, recreating the bit-talking, lady-killing eoo man character that won him acclaim and the theat­ er's top awards during his M2 performances on Broad­ way. Academy Award-winner Shirley Jones stars opposite Preston as Marian, the libra­ rian, who bcgulingly blos­ soms from a prim and pro­ per, bespectacled, a l m o s t splnsterish young woman into a warm and winsome beauty. P art of DaCosta'a concept of "opening up" the highspirited hit Is his spotlight of 40 dancers In the film as opposed to the 10 which ap­ peared on the atage. And whcrcai there were altout 30 townspeople on stage, more than 300 appear on the screen in Utc foot-stomping "Seventy Six Trombones" fin­ ale. Unhampered by the con­ fines of • llicater, DaCoata, who also staged the Broad­ way production, sends his musical charlatan and more than 130 young bandsmen strutting through the streets and parks of Blver City, Iowa, Wilson’a fictional coun­ terpart of bis native Mason City. mx — Schedule Of Shim* — "lloccaerln ’70" Start* Ntlelv At 7:00 P. M. — Due To Length — Only Fir*t Half M ill lie Repealed On Second Shun — Hut Can Still See Com­ plete Show A* Lata Aa 0:30 1*. M. FOR FULLEST ENJOYMENT — COMF. EARLY 1 1 1 PLEASE NOTE ADULT ENTERTAINMENT FIRST SANFORD SHOWING 3 STORIES OP THE SEXES DIFFERENT - - - DARING - - - DELICIOUS — FU N For Mom, Dad and the Kids ~ North Orlando Super Market Open Sunday BEER W IN E BROADWAY IMPORT —Holly wood'* powerful magnet b a n drawn huntUomo Rolx-rt Gou­ let Into its movie com­ plex, and, even before screen tent*, t a l e n t Bcuuta tagged him a comer. Goulet’s good looks, his great singing voice and stellar per­ formances In Broad­ way’s "Camelot” made him a natural for film offers. M eats and Groceries • m«KK»niUNi luouko viso»fm North Orlando Super Mkt. ANITAHUM KtMTfavm CO-FEATURE NITELY 10:O« ONLY _ “BLAST OF SILENCE** - ALLEN BARON REGULAR ADMISSION - ADULT «0c Laws wood . OrWdo Rd. • * .More sports ut (lie Drift Inn, Guesa everyone is taking thla rxetvise bit setioutlyl Anyway, s t a r t i n g next Wednesday night, there will be a shuffleboaul tournament, ft will go on every Wednesday night and anyone can pity. Although tha board has been there a long time, this i* the first organized contest. Don't forget, thu Casual* offer late evening entertainment, fmnt 12:30 til 2 on weekends, a a Club Diamond Is flourishing under Its new management. Haven't been out thrru lately, but have heard from a reliable authority th at the entertain­ ment Is good and well received by thn audience. The new owner, Mel Murray, who is also the entertainer, reported that last Sunday'! Jam session went on and on—from 3 p.m. until midnight and that the huuse was packed. • • • a PIMLICO, Md. ( UPU—The 8?lh running of the liso.oou Preakness Stakes, Hie second Jewel in liortc racing's triple crown, will bo run at Iho Pim­ lico race course on May 16. Nominations to the race at lino each will close at mid­ night, Feb. IS. (Danish (.abater Tail* and Royal Red Shrimp) Sauted ONORA ROAD FOR RESERVATIONS CALL FA 2-3108 322-9353 D IN E IN Casual Comfort MILES NORTH OF SANFORD 8 A. M. TO 2 A. M. • 6 DAYS A WEEK V IS IT W W xfygqj Mayfair Inn's at (he Capri ( HOICK SIRLOIN Shalim ah STEAKS START AT JS EVERY - - - FRIDAY & SATURDAY MUSIC NIGHTLY By TO THE MUSIC OF LOU BIG B IL L AND FELDM AN HIB ORCHESTRA AND THE 5 P. M. to 12 M ID . VELVETONES 7 VALDEZ HOTEL M EET YOUR AT B E A U T IF U L SKATE CITY SANFORD, FLA. OPEN NIGHTLY OPEN FROM 9 A. M. EXCEPT TUE8DAY 6 DAYS A WEEK 7:30 P.M. - 10:30 P.M. Dance To The Mualc Of B IL L S L A Y T O N AND TI1B •HIDEAWAYS’* F R IE N D S MATINEE EVERY SAT. A SUN. 2:30 P.M. TO 1:30 P.M. CLASSES FOR ALL AGES TE 8-2474 EVERY FRL & SAT. NITE Skate City Roller Rink FOOD SERVED TIL 8 P. M. JUST OFF HWY. 17-92 ON DOG TRACK ROAD PACKAGE GOODS AVAILABLE UNDER NEW M A N A G E M E N T FUN GALORE Club Diamond STOP IN AT THE featuring: DRIFT IN N Fomerly George’s No. 2 Beardall b Geneva $ 2 « STAR OF THE ED SULLIVAN SHOW Try Our HAM SANDWICH STACKED HIGH ON RYE Boogie-Woogie Piano Comedian DANCE TO THE MUSIC OF “THE CASUALS” In Melted Butter AT THE PIANO DANCE to — 'Those 4 GuysI f li MIW Beat ef Hwy 17-33 Friday and Saturday From 8:30 LOOK FOR THE BIG SIGN RESTAURANT tad COCKTAIL LOUNGE JIM SPENCER’S South French Ave. BEAUTIFUL LAKE MONROE MEL MURRAY FROG LEGS | LOCATED ON CHOICE YOUR COMBINATION PLATTER j MEL0DEE SKATING RINK a Preakness Date (a real delirary tha way we prepare them! , , , they ar* NUT Freneh Fried I) CUT RATE WHISKIES I 'i If you are particular about your steak, watch them being char-broiled In Jim Spencers dining room—even tell them when to turn It over If you like. Bcsldea tha fina food, Spencers is a popular stop­ ping off place for "Just a couple." In fact, we heard of a man whose Jeep Just cannot get past Spencers on the way home. It seems th* tire* have a mind of their own, and turn Into the parking lot there all by themselves. ROYAL RED SHRIMP BAR & PACKAGE STORE FA 2-7512 • Stopped out at the Capri and was given a complete tour, even through the kit­ chens and rohl storage area where tlmy keep tlielr fine meat. It is a beautifully fur­ nished place with a cocktail lounge and huge dining area that ean be partitioned off for private parties. One area alone ran handle 16() guests. There Is a good sized dancing floor and the Velvet one! play Friday and Saturday nights. Lanura Ward ia In the cock­ tail lounge Monday through Thuridaya. (aweat aa a nul) Charcoal Broiled Steaks JET BOWLING LANE ONORA ROAD FEATURING • DANISH LOBSTER TAILS f NO ONE HAS TO STAY HOME - THERE’S SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE TO DO Meanwhile, hack at the Cariha, Ilia co.l blue and green decor ntakee this a fine pluca to atop ami relax after a hard day atavlng over a hot desk. Yuu can stay to eat, and after a while listen to the music of Hill Slayton and the Hideaways. Lunches are served too if you have a mind to quit work at noon, or if you are in town on bualnesa and looking for a place to get away from it all. • LAKE MONROE Bowling & Skating # always at JIM SPENCER'S ALL T1IK LOBSTER YOU CAN EAT .... $3.25 CHAR - BROILED PRIME STEAKS and a Complete Line of — An Eatbtwy-MamaOMi Retorts M mm at lASThMNOOIM • a 6 A. M. le • P. M. _____ — Page 7 Game* start at 6 p.m., 7 p.m. and (I p.m. the second and fourth Sunday* of the month. Anyone can enter, ami after you win that foO first prize, drop in next door at Melodce Skating Rink for a whirl around the floor, Ticket mice for the Parr pi* benefit Thursday night at Skate City went well. The Heart Fund Benefit is begin­ ning to “roll" and the firat queen candidate ha* been named. Any »lngl* girl ever 13 I* eligible *nd *he doesn't even have to be able to skate. The winner, who is chosen by a penny vote and advance tic­ ket sales, will be named "IJueen of Heart*" at the show February 'J4. How about a local gnl getting over there and entering? * • • Some really good new* eame from the Mayfair thi* week. They arc going to hr open all year round starting thl* sum­ mer. flight now plana ore being made for redecorating the ballroom and possibly tliey’ll even air-condition it. Sure sounds like a fabulous place for n wedding reception or any kind of elegant affair you might lie planning. The ballroom ran handle group* up to 400 pertctl*. Better get your reservation* in early on thi* one. * e • Took a ahort trip out north of San fold for a goo.I look at the Lake Monroe inn. It is one of those comfortable place* with soft bar *ton!» and red checkered table cloth* where you enn sit around eat­ ing hard cooked egg* with tabasco and drinking draft. (Or whatever elae you like), A guett at the Inn stopped to say the steak he'd had for lunch was excellent. They also aerve pizza and several other epecial entree*. a a e Should he lot* of fun and laugh* at the Jet tome* on Sunday. I’m not up on my howling term* so "Scotch doubles" was a new ona. A man and woman bowl five g a m e s ; in the first frame the man howls first and the wom­ an trie* to pick up the pin* he left. Vice versa In the aecond fram», and *o forth. Business Briefs Page’* Amuse manta, ■ high calibre assortment of festival rides, has been booked by I’ublix Market in Fern Park to stage their attraction in ADM. FBI. SAT. Seminole Plata, the huge Pubj/j VJ.V, ( c i r x ) A Ux parking area at tha inter­ (i I I j I I N t M l /» I ( * CARLOAD $1 section of Highway 17-13 and Slate Road 436. TONITE ft SATURDAY Starting Monday, Feb. 11, G lb ANTIC TRIPLE FEATURE tin festival of rides will con­ NO. 1 AT 7:00 ONLY ..... .......... ... tinue through Saturday, Feb. 'IK E NAKED SPUR” in color JAMES STEWART 13. A number of compliment­ NO. 3 AT P:0* ONLY ary admission tickets to rides "SCARFACE MOU" will be available at the Publix "BASED ON TV IUT - "THE UNTOUCHABLES" Market, according to Jam«a NO. S AT II SMI ONLY R. Kinsey, store manager. “KING SOLOMON'S MINES'* Stewart Granger More details of the festival and free rides will be given In 1 IT T I next week's store advertise­ ment. ___________ STARTS SUNDAY - F rl. Felt. 8. By Judy Turner Sure have been a lot of jokes about hangovers around here this week. Can't understand why . , . . Lots going on this weekend and next week though, bo here It is. SAM SO N ™ ™ MUM L Ijrra lh T A B LE H O P P IN G r RITZ tfrantwrh y/a A rare ro»tcr of creative minds Is responsible for Joseph E. Levine's ihrcc-p.-irt preK nution, "Ooceaccio ’70," arriving Sunday at the Movieland Theal er. Three cutstanding, beauti­ ful and talented actresses, Sophia Loren, Anita Ekbcrs and Romy Schneider each dominate a sequence of this Eastman Color and Wide Screen Carlo Pontl produc­ tion. Co <are Zavattinl, noted Italian screen writer conceiv­ ed the idea for the film, loosely based on Baccacclo's "Decameron," which pre­ sents three stories of the sexes in unusual back­ grounds. Three of tlie world's leading directors offer contributions. Federico Fellini, whose "La Dolce Vita" dazzled the world; Vittorio DcSIca, whose string of award-winning films spans more than a decade and includes "Two Women," and Luchlnc Visconti, crea­ tor of "Itoeco and His Bro­ thers. ” Each interprets a different aspect of contemporary life in independent episodes. 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M arch I I , I I I ! for tha offlra of S tate Itanator for th a F o rty-S econd S e n a t o r i a l IMatrlcl. IN T B N T IM O N T W I I B B E O F . I hava h 'r a u n t n aat m y hand a n d r a u * * d t h a O r a a l Haal o f t h a S l a t * o f F l o r i d a , to l>a afflaad at T alla h a* * .* , th a 1‘a p l l a l . t Til a t h a filth day o f P a h r u a r y , A. I>. ! ! ! ! . o n : a i .) T o m A d am a S e c r e t a r y o f H tata P u h l t a h P a h . I , I , I I . IMS. C I» P -1 1 Seminole TV SANFORD HERALD WANT ADS BR1N0 FAST RESULTS M W eekend Televisio n i Carriage Room rr NOT RESPONSIBLE I will not U roapawsikU for any debts Incurred by AAjraRP other thin myself. ELMER C. OLDFIELD O (jwto&Qmmq M C alar * Specializing in Color TV Baled A Servlet HIGHWAYS 17- f l N. flaw PARKg HOIIDA • TV RENTAL % �. =1 I * 4; ii Realize Your Need-Then Dial FA 2-5612 For Quick Action Thru The Herald Classifieds. J22-5612 6. For Rent 9 . F o r Sale o r R en t 2 HU. M^Jcrn hou-e. 8!7 REN T A BED Catalina. FA 3-0378. Ko.law-ay, Hospital It Baby Bede Office 204 W. First By Day, Week, or Month S3’ a 8' New Moon Houtetratter. 3S-3032. CARROLL'S FURNITURE DEADLINES Pb. FA 2-3111 11* W. li t St. 11. R eal E s ta te W an ted CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tuei., tnru F n . - 3 P. 11. day UNFURNISHED new 2 bed­ room home, kitchen equip­ PASTURE for horac In or near before insertion. Mud. • Sat. Loch Arbor. FA 2-4173 call ped. FA 2 3684. noon. after 3. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: 3 Bedroom houee. 240* Stev­ en* Avc. Phone 346-4871. Fuel., thru Frl. • 3 P.M. day 12. R eal E s ta te F o r Sale before insertion. .Mon. . Sal. RUOMS, The Gablet, 401 L.M.N. ENTERPRISES OUOD. MegooUa Are. FA 2 0720. lla i purchaicd b e a u t i f u l RESPONSIBILITY: wooded area at Longdate. APARTMENTS: The Herald will not 1w re- WELAKA See? Mr. Ferguson at tale* Room* private buthi, 114 .pociiblo fur more than one office and pick your lot W. First St. incorrect Insertion of your ad, and hcu*e model*. Low ind reserves the right to re­ Unfurnljtwii z b e d r o o m down—low monthly pay ml*. vive or reject any advertise­ home. 8:11 E tta mine. Pb. ment from what ordered to 3 BEDROOMS, 2 bath*. Fenc­ FA 2-0274. conform to the policies of thi* ed backyard. Air-condition FUKN. Garage Apt. FA 2-2800. paper. er. Kitchen equipped. Lem down payment. 3309 S. Park CONVENIENT Apt. (or two. Are. FA 2-1761. CLASSIFIED INDEX Tile show-er. Private. Phono FA 2-6481. 1. Lnnt & Found | Jl|r *anfuril Itrralh SWKETIK l»lli By Nadine Seltzer Sales L Service G. It. HIGH UOO W. 1st St Santnrvl Ph. FA 2-3WS3 Furn. Apt. Cloao in. Apt. 3. Comfortable 3 bedroom Itome, 3. Education - Instruction 3to Mo. 407*2 W. 1st. * .dialled by giant oaks, and 4. Truimportation situated on spacious cor­ FURNISHED Apartment. 3 ner boinesite In good re»i6. Food room*, bath. 2 double bed*, 0. For Rent dcntlal section of Sanford. n o W. 3rd St. Fh. 322-0488. 6A Special Notices 7. Business Rentals* 3 Bedroom furn. Apt. and 2 Features Include new shingle M1 threw him a walnut—and h i threw it b a c k l” 8. Beacli Rentals roof, wwd floors, Florida Bedryom furn. Apt. Water 9. For Sale or Rent room and enclosed garage, Included. $63 month. Ph. 10. Wanted to Rent also, fenced yard for pri­ FA 2-0428. 11. Real Estate Wanted vacy, children and pets. 12. Real Enlale For Sale 12. Real Fatale For Salo 12. Real Estate For Sale Furnished 2 bedroom house Price Includes standard ex­ All types of Real Estate IM M E D IA T E 173 month. FA 2-2067 or tras, plus too many others 13. Mortgage Loans O C C U PA N C Y FA 2-3730. John E. Fox, to Itemise I Must be seen 3 Bedroom, 1'x bath, no qual­ 14. Insurance 16. Business Opportunity Houiei for rent. For infor­ to be appreciated. Realtor ifying. Sec Mr. Ferguson. 16. Female Help Wanted Longdate subdivision. Ling 110 N. Park Ave. Ph. 328-uhdU mation contact Ted Wil­ Price— Just 813,650. Can ba 17. Male Help Wunted wood. liams Hardware, 203 E. handled for as little as 8400 18. Help Wanted 19. Situutlorts Wanted 23th St. down If desired. Payments Service Station It Store and 19. Situations Wanted Apartment on 2nd floor. Child Care. FA 2-2274 less than rent. Drive by 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen 20. Babysitters Large corner Lot. Good lo­ 2427 Laurel Avenue, then equipped. month. Pb. 21. Beauty Salons Children kept. FA 2-4182 cation. Tel. FA 2-2736. call tor an early appoint­ 22. Build • Paint - Repair FA 2-3303. ment! Eacluaive with Will care for children in my 28. Building Materials BOSS SEZ New 3 Bedroom, 2 bath Itomu. White. 323-0363. 24. Electrical Services It's ideal for retired couple home. No cash needed. S61 26. Plumbing Services Two bedroom home locale.! Ironing at home. FA 2-7791. a month. 322-1063. 26. Radio & Television In nice, quiet neighborhood. 27. Special Services Lake Mary. 2 Bedroom, kit­ Has large kitchen, separate Good cook, Iront-r, care for Real Estate — Mortgages children. 5ud E. 19th St. 28. Laundry Service chen equipped. FA 2-3048. 111 N. Park Are. 322-2420 dining room, air condition, 29. Automobile Service FA 2-634T, fireplace in living room, Dressmaking and alterations. 29A. Auto Accessories CBS House. 3 Large bed­ carporte, and a separate FA 2-3849, B. Cronlse. Unfurnished 1 or 2 bedroom 80. Machinery - Tools rooms, 3 baths, kitchen garage. Believe young cou­ Apartments. Kitchen equip­ 81. Poultry - Live stock equipped. Assume payments ple could also appreciate Child care. FA 3 07(«. ped. 106 W. l*th St. Ph. SlA. Pets this outstanding value. Pric­ FA 2-3645. FA 2-4671. Ironing & babysitting wanted. 82. Flowers - Shrubs ed at only 110,700 (X). 323-UM7. 88. Furniture Furn. Apt. I3S. 606 S. Park. J. W. Hall, Realtor 84. Articles For Sale Park Plaza. “ Call Hall" FA 1-3641 21. n e a u ty S alons 85. Articles Wanted 3844 9a. Fraaek Are. 3 Room Apt., water furn. 143. 86. Automobiles • Trucks HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK REALTOR - 1NSUROR Mo. 112 Maple Ave. 87. Boats - Motors Complete Beauty Set vice NEAR NAS 3 br„ 2 bath, FA 2-4881 1816 S. French Ave. 88. Motorcycles - Scooters Efficiency Apt. 830 Mo. Sur­ screened porch. Assume pay103 Su. Oak FA 2-3742 89. Trailers - Cabanas NEW 3 bedroom, 2 bath plus City. 201 W. 1st St. m ints 867.50. 322 6742. home, large corner lot, 311 For Ibotc wlw cannot gel in during regular huurs, call 2 BR. Kitchen equipped Apt. Tucker Dr., Sunland, Es­ S. Education • Instruction 163. 3616 Elm Ave. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS for evening appointments. tates. VA—nothing down, Realtor Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop Refrigeration • Air-condition­ monthly payments 892.00, House furnished or unfurnish­ Raymond Lundquist, Assoc. 318 Palmetto Are. FA 2-0634 ing men needed. We train FA 28074 • FA 2-2218. ed. FA 2-8016. FA 2-1831 Atlantic Bank Bldg. you. Write Commercial Trade* Institute Box II, c/o Fum. 3 Bedrm.. oak floors, BY OWNER. 8 Bedrooms, 2 La kr view home with lake 21. K lec lrlra l R ervlcaa privileges m South Sylvan masonry home. I Blk. West Sanford Herald. FIIIGtOAIRE baths, Florida room, 2 pat­ Lake Shores. 3 Bedroom* of Hwy. 17-62, on Loagwood Sale* k Service ios, large recreation room and 2 baths. Air-Condition­ 6. For Rent ltd. Then 1 Blk. South. Cor. House Wiring, Free Estimates with fireplace wall. Phone ed. I’lione FA 2-7*08 or of Vincent Dr, Sid Vililen* Randall Uleclrlc Unfurnished 2 bedroom Itouie. FA 2-7284. FA 2 6368. 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-0915 1304 Elliott Ave., FA 2-3234 3 - S ft 4 BEDROOM HOMES 4 Bedroom, 2 full bath. See or FA 3-0323. Ro«« L. Payton, Realtor furnislied model at Sales 25. Plumbing Services FURN. Apt. 2300 MelionvlDe. FA 2-3101-3640 Hiawatha at office out 30th St. and L'p17-82 Office FA 2-1111 sala Itoud, opposite church, Nifbla FA 2-0641 Furnished Apt. out Palmetto. central heat prepared (or 313-OTOO Alr-comlllkm. Plumbing A- Heullng Two bdrm. large furn. Apt. 3324 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. AIR CONDITIONING $12,991) 1703 Magnolia. 833. CONTRACT and REPAIR Low-Low down payment For Salt, Rent or Trnde 4 Room furnished House. $10. WORK 3-HR., 2 bath CBS home, oak $79.00 MONTH PAYS month. Call after 6 p. in. 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2 6362 ALL floors, central heat. Fenced 322-3033. yard with good grass and fruit tree*. 3 Rm. Furn. Apt. 130. Pb. $18,000 — TERMS FA 3-2764. Rumh L, Payton, Realtor 3 Bedroom house. Kitchen FA 2-3101 - 3640 Hiawatha at equipped. 117 Escambia Dr. 17-92 FA 2-utto after 3 p. m. /CHEVROLET 9 Thtfi all ROSE COURT. 2 Bedroom Grocery Store. New fixtures, nice Mock. Must sell by furnislied Apartment. Child­ it takes CADILLAC Feb. 13. Make an offer. OLDS ren welcome. 2013 Sanford 1201 W. 1st St. Ave. NO I-1323. each month to FAL41>\ SI*I Ion Wagon Standard Truns mission 3 Bedroom, 3 bath, bullt-lni, While furnished house scroti livi In the Norwood, on* High School ou Ridgewood (cured yard. 113 W. Cole­ CADILLAC I Door Auto, Power 84300. Inquire within or tf thi 8 beautiful Mackli built 1 i 6 1 Brpkrs m —■ man Circle, IBS) per mooth. plane Apopka 886-4846. FA 2-7414. VHINZ V Coup*. 4 Spent Trans., modi I homes it Deltona, 1 8 6 2 Fluor S J iif C jL lk j^ ie * ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Nicely furniklwd large 2 Iwdfloodi* nsweit and most St. Johns Realty (II PAROLE I Ton Pickup rooms, 2 bath Apartment. THE TIME TESTED FIRM 1 8 6 1 Aulumallf Traifinl.slim AduJD. FA 2 3668. 1112 Safl licit)if community 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2-6123 ford Av*. CUKVAIU 4 Door planned for happy A u l o in a G r i > a n i o i t L s f o n ^ ^ ^ ^ Furn. 3 Bedroom how*. By owner. 4 Bedroom, 2 ball) retirement living! CU huuic an corner lot In Adult*. No pet*. FA 2 7664. CADILLAC Sedan llrVille. Park ItiJge. 113 Ridge Dr. Pow er ^ u l V I r C o m l ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 3 Bedroom hoove, kltcheo rHA Insured loans FA 57153. I UFA KOI.PT Station Wagon equipped. 2 Bedroom bout*, regardless ot 4 I hair. 3 Bedroom home. By owner. kitchen equipped. Garage your age! FA 2-2617. Apartment furnished. Ph. O IEV Ittll.PT 2 Dour. Priced trom 16960! 6 C y llin ^ ^ ^ FA 2 2292 or FA 2-3383 . TKK ’N GREEN No prepayments! . MLKl'l HT. Auto.. Poser Brakes, Uut 20lh St. opposite ,olf j tiA S pecial Notice*. No dosing costs! 5 t rer Inj V i n l V I r t j w K ^ ^ Club, New 3 bcJruom, l'» REMINDER OLDSMOllll.p Super "hh" I D«»r bath, built-in*. Large fam­ INCOME TAX SERVICE power Hr»kea. ht«--rln-. Vlr 4 olid. ily room, central heat and O. M. Harrison's 3220827 Air-Condition. Low, low Open trom 9 a.m. to CADILLAC I Dour Sedan DoVllle, Day li Evening Appointment* dawn p a y m e n t * . 87S.U) Power And %Ir Con-1. 9 p.m. daily. 1311 Palmetto Avenue munUi pay* all. Drive out P I . Y M U I 111 9 P a ss. H la lio n Taka new Interstate *4 Inday or call FA 2-5141 for W a «o n . Anlo.. P. tile e rln e details. 10:30 to 3 dally. Complete t tpe/1 gat oft at the DeBary exchange FORD Station Wagon, and follow thi Deltona signs. 4 Uourj^VjWMrejdelt*^ RETIREMENT HUME Very neat 2 bedroom mason­ CHEVROLET 4 Door hlalion walking divlanre I.NS’I ALI-VI ION, Wagon »• I >I o*d. Trans THE MACKIE BROS. INC. CLEANING a * REPAIR tory home, store, laundromat, rr*CttM YHLKK A IR T E M P EDsF.I. I Door, Aulu. lauranU, an excellent value AND OTHER MAKES Tranap-' «_________ at only tt.Joo, Monthly pay­ Fiuani-int Available P tiM i OiLand ment* only 841.51 monitily, OLDS I Door Hardtop after reasonublc down pay. Atllo., Poa ar Wte-rtna 714*730) S outhern A im Blent. Slarwu by appoint­ EASY. QUICK (iM AC FIN A.M ING For Y t'mnre r-.ll — Orlando - Call 423-7146 ment cnly. Call u* today. I l f E. IND ST. 2303 H. PARK Ev *r«lt A. Harper Agency, Day tona Ueerli • Call 2.S-J641-1 PA 2-0711 ----- ORLANDO C1I 1-5166 ----- FA 2-0v6| Jiaallur, Phone FA 2 *2261 | Soalurd * Call 66a-443l i Stenstrom Realty Stemper Agency Jim Hunt Realty Wall lO L L E R S o / S A N F O R D 1868 1868 1868 Drive out today1 MATING S M I © FA 2-8321 Beautiful Camellias in bloom PLUMBING URAPEVILLE NURSERY Contracting Repair* Grapcvllic Ave. Near 20th St. FREE ESTIMATES R. L. HARVEY WOODRUFFS 204 Sanlur- Ate. FA 2-3383 FARM A GARDEN CENTER *01 Celery Ave. FA 2 3976 26. Radio & Television SPRING ANNUALS For quick service c a l l . 3.1. Furniture Bryan T. V. FA 3-0361. WANTED reliable couple to 27. Special Services lake up monthly payments of 813.30 on 3 complete Piano Tuning and Repair rooms of (urulture. Call W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 TE 8-1511, Casselberry, col lect. WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, SPR1NKER SYSTEMS BEDS FOR RENT All Type?- and Sires Hospital. Kollaways, Juve­ Wc Repair and Service nile. FREE delivery and S T I N K 1'irk-up. Machinery and Supply Co. FURN ITU BP CENTER 2i>T W. 2nd SI. FA 2-6132 1100 French Ave. Ph. FA 2 7953 KRIGIDA1RE HIGHLAND PARK 2 . N u tirew - I't* is m m l* 32. Flowers • Shrubs I ’rl. F eb . 8. 19CU— I*uyre !> 23. Plum bing Services 1887 1858 1857 1857 1888 1435 1285 2486 1395 1295 795 1195 895 695 795 695 385 Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought • Sold, ta rry 'a Mart 213 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4133 Sell L'a Your Furniture. Quick Hi-uplmtsicry S|wcialat Service With tin- Cush. Chair* $39, selection of fa­ .SUPER TRADING POST brics. Sofas $39, selection of FA 2 0677. fabric*. Custom Made .slipcover* FREE ESTIMATE chair* $24.30, Sofa* 849.39. Upholstering It Mattress ren­ Central Florida's Largest ovating. New A Usrd Furni­ reupholstery Factory. Free ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. home estimates, written Co., at 700 Celery Ava. guarantee, to-, down. FA 2-2117. Central Fla. Decorator* South A Garland Orlando, Fla. Ph. GA 2-4879 31. Article* For Sale Sanford FA 3 0613 Soft Drink box 37" x 33". Cocoa NE 6 6178 Small rash register, adding machine, hand truck. Ph. LAWN SERVICE FA 2-8128. .Mowing, edging, fertilising, Clean used Refrigerators etc. Satisfaction guaranteed. EASY TERMS FA 2-1817. Only gj.Uo down i 34. Articles For Sale 36. Automobile* • Truck* : Nearly new Plillro Town and 196! MERCURY 4 door sta. Country portable T.V. 8130. lion wagon, air conditioned.. power steering, p o w e r Call 322-4433 alter 5 p.m. brakes, radio, beater, auto* ’ 1661 Round bobbin Sewing mafic transmission. B eaull-' machine, equipped to xlg ful white and custom biter* zag. Guarantee. 4 Pay­ for. Only 82093. See it at ment* of 8j .50. FA 2-6411. Hill Hemphill Motor*. Ph. 1 FA 2-0231. New console electric Sewing Machine. 860. TE 8-2737. 196t MERCURY COMET 4 door station wagon. Auto­ FREE use «f our Carpet matic Iran*., radio, heater, Shampooer with purchase new white tires, power tail* of Dlue Lustre Shampoo. gate window, custom inter­ Carroll’* Furniture. ior, spotless. Only 81663. Bill Hemphill Alotors. Ph. Stove A Refrigerator. 843. FA 2-0231. Apopka 886-4849. SEE our complete line of quality- used cars, each car SINGER carrie* live 12 month O.W. SEWING MACHINE Warranty, Bank financing Repos*. Singer Pollster 8I2.IU available. BUI Hemphill Used Singer Portable $24 95 Motor*. 301 W. First SL CALL FA 2-5783 FA 2-0231. Alan's Fabric A Rugs 2339 Park Dr. ANYBUDY want to buy a I960 T-Uird? Air condition­ Austin Pipe Organ, 6 ranks, ed, |*iwer steering A probably 30 years uld, now brakes. A choice low mile­ installed In Sanford Pres­ age ear with appeal. Only byterian Church. T e r m * Sl.lKiua, organ to be re­ 82393. Bill Hemphill Motors. FA 20231. placed In approximately 3 weeks must tic removed in approximately 3 day*, sche­ 37. Boat* • Motor* duling to be worked out with new organ Installer* Gateway To The Waterway at Church. Call Mr. Stine Robson Sportlm; Good* at FA 2-3877 (Sanford). Your EV1NRUDE Dealer 304-6-8 E. 1st Pb. FA 2-3661 30. A utom obile* - T ruck* 1901 17 ft. MFG Runabout, 1961 73 hp. Evlnrude, Cox '61 Comet. S-22. automatic trailer, AM radio, compasa transmission, radio A lieatand speedometer. Uk« new. er. Will like traile, Good 8U93.00. FA 2 \ condition. See Miss Sally Neider, T o n e h t o n Drug 38. Motorcycles - Scooters Store. '61 MG Roadster. Uiw mile­ VESPA Motor Scooters (new) $10.65 down It |3.33 Week* age, good condition, new tires. Clean. FA 2 9611. ly. Lewis Sales A Service I Ford F330 V8. 1 Ton stuke, 2517 Country Club Road T-SHIRTS 48c. work gloves, 14,390 miles. Like new. I’ll. FA 2-7928 29. Automobile Service caps, Khaki Pants. Surplus 8I4UO. or best offer. Phooe City, 291 W. 1st. FA 2-2868. 39. Trailer* AUTO GLASS Ready Mix Concrete, sand, 1 Bedroom llousotraifor. Kit* INSTALLED steel, window sills, lintels, 1930 Model A C o u p s clien, living room, bath with FA 2-7334 , 9 a.in. tU 3 p.m. Wimlnhieltl Hack (liana dry wells, grease traps, iltowvr. Ph. FA 3-0610 or Door Gin aa Vent Glass steps, table tops, stepping 1937 Ford Fairline 500. 4 FA 2-6336. SERVICE stone*, lot markers. Door hardtop, automatic Senkurik Glass and Paint Mirudu Concrete Co. 1962 Champion Mobile Home, transmission. Good shape. Company 309 Elm Ave. FA 3-5731 iu ' x 54'. Small down pay­ 8463. FA 2-1286 or FA 2-3730 219 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 ment. Take up monthly ^ USED Intercom, two-way. 820 payments. Seen at Elder ^ '52 Ford Pickup Truck 8165. FA 2-5362. .11. P o u ltry • L iv estock Springs Trailer Park. J . H. FA 2-2334. Call between S Copenhaver. A 7 p. m. FACTORY n YOU llorre. Call K. H. Riser. Ph. ALUMINUM BLINDS FA 2-3930. Enclosed head, Sag-proof bot­ in jr tom rail with plastic ends. Ill A. Pels Plastic or rayon tapes. Cot­ Toy Poodle, Apricot. 4 months ton or nylon cords. old. AKC. Female. Call Svnkarik Glass and Faint 322-7879, Company Sold With A One Year Written Red Dachshund Pupple*. 6 2.9 Magnolia Ph. FA 2 4U22 week*. FA 2 8903. G.W. Warranty. 2 KKNMURE automatic wash­ FURNITURE CENTER 1too French Ave. Ph. FA 2-7931 Truck Body Repair Finish Carpentry work 397 Elm FA 2-2816 Old Fashion Bargains O N N E A R L Y -N E W CARS 2 Shetland ponlea; 1 *orrel filly, 1 palm gelding. $125 each, Saddle* also avail­ able. Ph. 322-9162. 31ale Dachshund AKC. All permanent shot*. 845. Pb. 322-1701. ers (or sale. Cash. Good shape. Call FA 2 2116 or cimie to 413 Willow Ave. GRAVE'S Antiques Trading Darn, Balt—Buy or Sell. U.S. 17 92, 2 miles south DeBary. Phone 668 3320. PUBLIC NOTICE We've Reduced Thene Cara To Hell Immediately! They’re Clean! They’re Sharp! And They’re Mechanically Hlight! I9ti0 D O D G E P H O E N IX V-6. I-Duur, llardlit|i. I'uwrr Steering W a s 81793 A Brakes. A/C. R A II. VT, A Real Beauty. Get Heady For Summer With This One. NOW 81595 I HlKI FO R D G A L A X I E W’l i IIIIS V-8 Fordor Sedan. A/T. I’o a rr Steering, It It II. A Ford Mnn Will Go For Thi* One. NOW IIL'.R D O D G E R O Y A L Was 81898 llnrdtop 2-Dimr. V-h, Putter Steering, A/T. IL You Would 'think It la A New Cur. NOW 81186 I Will D O D G E P IO N E E R Wat 81898 Station Wagon, V-H, \/P . Power Steering K llraken, A/T, II. It. \ Fine Family Car. MlU $1386 81495 NO ON DOW N THE CARH PAYM ENT L IS T E D 1R.’iti PLY M O U TH IIE L V E D E R E Sporl Cuupe, V-h, A/T, It A II, ( lean. 1035 P O N T IA C 4-Door Sedan, Straight HEIX)W W as 9 nttfi NOW W as t 495 NOW£ £ £ £ trail*. 1962 Cadillac 4 Door Like New, White Finish, Air Cond, 18,000 Mile*. Big Discount I960 Mercury Monterey *1595 I960 T-Blrd *2495 I960 Ford Falcon 1095 1959 Ford Galax le 500 1395 1958 Mercury Monterey 795 1958 Lincoln Premier 1395 1958 Hdsel 2 Door *495 1957 Chevrolet 4 Dour *895 1957 Ford Cuntom 595 4 Dour. 2-l'nlt., M.rr-O-Matlr. Power Steer. A Brakrg, Radiu A lleater, Kirellent Cond, Light Blur, Extra Clean, Una Own­ er, Lew Mileage. 2 Dour Drluar Sedan, Ford-O-Mattr, Heater. F.vtra Clean. 4 Dour V-H. {'ruinr-G.Matir, Power Steer.. Hariiu, Heater, F.atre Clean. 4 Door. Merr-O-Matk, White Finlth. Heeler, 4 Dour Hardtop, Air Cond., Fully Puwrrrd, Extra Clean. Hardtop, Automatic Tran*., Puwrr Steer. K Brake*, A Good lluy. 9 Po**. Station Wagon, V-h, Auto­ matic Tran*,, Radio, Heater, Clran. 2 Door Kt-dan, Stand. Tran*., Real (Iran. — B A R G A IN BUYS - MERCURY 4 Door Hardtop 1057 FO R D F A IR L A N E 50U V-H, A/T, It A II, Rial Sharp. Wins 9 793 NOW g g f g FOIIU Ftirlane 3UU V-H, 2 Dour I!I5!I R E N A U L T D A IIP IIIN E Top In Economy, Wu* * 593 NOW PONTIAC 3 Door Hardtop F'ORQ Falrlanr V-8, 2 Dour PLYMOUTH V-l, 4 Door Seda* SIN 1053 PLYMOUTH 4-ltour Sedan. 1051 HUICK SUPER 8180 2 Door Hardtop. 1050 RAMill,Kit Wire I 503 l-lluor, A/T, It A II. NOW CHEVROLET I Door Station Wagon FUltll V-8. 4 Door Station Wagon H licit h Special « Dour | CHEVROLET I Door G W. WARRANTY ON ALL CARB MANY O T H E R S T O CHOOHE FROM All Carr. Sold With GW WAmmty SeminoleCo.Motors 519 P A 2-0014 E. F irs t HE, H anford W in te r P a r k M l 7-2330 L IN C O L N | A | ^ HUNT tviaKCURY I N HANFORD • FA M 8 8 t L Winter l’*rk |»i Ml 4-0209 LOT AT PALMETTO A COMMERCIAL �10—Frt. Fib. 8, *«# Ebenezer To Have Attendance Sunday Sunday hai been designated Membership Attendance Sun day at the Ebcnezer Mcthodlit Church with Dr. Joe Tolle, dlitrict superintendent, to con duct the morning aervlce. All member* and friends of the church are invited to at* j tend this special service dur* j ing which the roll will be call­ ed of all resident members. Vegetable Market A8TRONAUT CLASS of the Rnhin Temple In Orlando had thin group of Sun ford candidate* receiving their degree, Tuesday, nluo with As­ tronaut Gordon Cooper, (fourth from left, front row). Capt. Joe Kittlnger, famous balloonist was also initiated, but wan absent from the photo. In New York today, price* were slightly lower for FlorIda celery and cabbage, and higher for esearoie, Big Bos­ From left, the Sanford men include; (front row) ton and romalne lettuce. Cab­ Dill Brown, Dr. Maxwell Llpton, Robert K. bage, domestic round type in Izzarri, (Astronaut Cooper), Dewey Straughn crates, sold for $3.25-$3.75, and Guy Allen. Second row; Milton Smith, Ran­ mostly $3.50. Celery was mostly $3.00-13.50 for 2kk to dall Chase, Georue Fauscr, M, E. Patterson and 4 doz. site and as low aa $2-7$ Forrest Wagner. for 2 dot. Endive ranged from $2.73$3.50, mostly $3.00-$3.50 a crate, and esearoie was $2.50$3.00. A few Big Boston type lettuce sold for $3.50 and romaine was $3.00-$3.30 In stand­ ard Iceberg cartons of 21 beads. Curly parsley in erstes will be Mr*. Gerald Conncly of 5 dox. bunches sold from and Mr*. Mcll Leonard; the $2.S0-$3.2S and radishes were Junior*, Mrs. It. R. Haby; 73 cents to $1.00, mostly $5 the Intermediates and young cents to $1.00 per basket of 30 people, Mrs. J. E. HUdobran 0-ox. film bags. A few baskets and the Adults, Mrs. llaincs, of hunched radishes, 24 bunch­ Itcv. Murray ami Mrs. Otliel es to the basket, brought $1.50 Sullivan, WMU president. and water cress ranged from The public is invited to 10-13 cents, mostly 12-13 cents participate. per bunch. In Central Florida yester­ day, harvesting of some Items was light, due to wet fields. Celery sold for $2.25 a crate for 2 to I doz. size and cab­ bage, mostly small to medium FEBRUARY 0 and fair quality, brought $2.73Admlaalons $3.00 per crate. Carrots sold Mary Colley, Dairen; Gladys for $2.00 per mesh sack of 48 Steward, Lake Mary; Shirley 1- lb. film bags, and endive Thompson, F.lixubrth Htnffer, brought $2.00-$2.50 a crate. Elisabeth Mitchell, Kahra Jen. R. C. MARTIN, thief Esearoie, medium size and kina, Heraheli Dunn of San­ warrant officer, attach­ fair quality, was $1.50, ro­ ford, ed to VAII-3, recently malne lettuce, medium size, ltlrtha retired f r o m active waa $1.50, and fair quality Sir. and Mr*. Alvin Thomp- duty with the U. S. Iceberg lettuce ranged from *on of Sanford, a boy; Mr. Navy lie now renidca $2.50-$2.75, with a few sales and Mr*. Gerald DrDkrll of with hlrt wife and two ■t $3.00. Parsley brought Sunford, a girl. children at Lake Mary, mostly $2.00-$2.2S a crate, and D is c h a r g e * radishes were 05-75 cents per Mr*, Robert Porter and ba­ basket. ity, .Mini*; Helen Simpson, Shipments f r o m Florida Leesburg; Ruymonil Kirach, Thursday Included: celery, Dcliury; Rose Southward, Al­ rail, 28 cars, truck 27 rarlot bert Smith, Harry Bowery, equivalents cabbage, rail 5. Minnio Lee Kinard, Patricia truck 50; esearoie, rail t, Fulton, Eva Milry, Mr*. Mar­ truck It; lettuce, no rail, By Donna Rale* vin Klnuid and Ituhy; Virginia truck 8; radishes, rail 2, Tlie First Baptist Church of Duck 9. Chapman, Frunk M u r p h y, Robert Juckion Jr. of Sanford. tangwood will give a Farewell Party following the evening worship service Sunday in Horse Show The DCT Club of Apopka honor of Jim Amlin who has High School ha* announced been serving Hie church as that they will hold a Horse Ry Jane Casselberry Minister nf Muslr for the past Show a t Edward’s Field, be­ There will be a meeting of 14 month*. ginning at 1 p. m. Feb. 17. the executive hoard of Amer­ Austin will lie moving to the Six r i b b o n * will be given in ican Legion Memorial Post First Baptist Church in Day­ each of t3 riding event*. 25li of Casselberry nl H p.m. tona Beach where lie will di­ There will be both timed and next Tuesday in Hie Cassel­ rect the adult and youth choirs pleaiure contest*. Local rider* berry Town Hall. and supervise Hie direction of are invited to enter the allow, Tlie regular meeting of the all tho church's choir* begin­ Naneie O'Hara, eccrotary of post will be held Frldsy, Feb. the DCT Club aaid. ning next Wednesday. 15 at 0 p. m. in the Women'* Club Building on Ovorbrook Dr. Altamonte Springs Baptists Plan School Of Missions MISS 8TURB1NGS Homemaking Honors Go To SHS Student Mlta Susanna Stuhhlngi baa been selected a* Homemaker of Tomorrow a t S e m i n a l * llljeh School In ths IWi:i llotty Crocker aearch for tlie Amer­ ican Homemaker nf Tomor­ row, Mrs.. Barbara Ruprecht, Roma Economlca teacher haa announced. Mias S t u b b l tig * Is the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Georg# Stubbing* of Lake Mary, and a senior at Seminolo High School. Kho is profi­ cient a t sewing, knitting, crocheting and cooking, her teacher report*. •'Having achieved the high•a t acorn in a knowledge and attitude test given aeniur girl* in Duccmlier, Kutanmi is now eligible along with winner* In other atate high ncbonl*, for the atato titla contest," Mia* Ruprecht aaid. Tim Statu Homemaker win­ ner will lie awarded a $1,500 acholnrahip by Qcneral .Mills, apunsur of lha program and the runner-up receives a $500 acliolarsltlp. The achoo! of carii alute Homemaker ia awarded a completa set of the Encyclopedia Eritannlca. Hails for tha selection of lo­ cal and atato wlnneis i* a test prepared and scored liy Sci­ ence Iteararch Associate* in Chicago, Personal observation and interview! are added fac­ tors In determining national winner*. Ail atate winner* will join each other for an all expense, paid educational lour of New York City, Washington, D. C. olid Colonial Williamsburg, Vb. In the spring. During the tour, tho AllAmerican Homemaker of To­ morrow ami runners-up will bn named. The top winner will receive a scholarship of $3,01)0, with second, third and fourth pluco wiunets scholarships set at $4,000, $3,000, and $2,000 each. This year, 410,400 h i g h school gills participated in the tasting throughout the United States. Miss Ruprecht supervised the testing at Sentinula High Kchonl. Women's Guild Set Fair Booths By Lonlse Klmunrk St. Mary-Magdaica's Cath­ olic Women's Guild will spon­ sor an Arts and Crafts booth at the County Fair to be held Feb. I t la Maitland for the benefit of tha MeUland Civic center. A wide variety of dolls •nd many other handmade Items will be on eale In the Rev. Lewis D. Ilslrte*. min­ ister of the First Baptist Church of Altamonte Springs, hat announced lhat a School of Missions will be held at tire church next week begin­ ning with Sunday services. Special speaker for tho morning warship service will be Miss Ethel Harmon, mis­ sionary to Nigeria and houseguest of the minister and hit wife for Uie week. Speakers for the remaining services, |o begin at T:3Q p. in. each day, will Include Mr*. Ewell Payne from South Carolina where she and her husband have served for Hie past several years as miss­ ionary to the Cherokee In­ dians; Mrs. Iloc Heard from Okla­ homa, a missionary to In­ dians; Rev. H. M. Lcichty, superintendent of City Mis­ sions in Panarama, Calif.; Rev. II. D. McCormick of Hawaii and Rev. Enrique Pina of Cuba, new a mission­ ary to the Spanish In Immokale. Study course* for the child­ ren and young people will begin at T p. rn. each day. Teaching Hie primary group Office Becomes Church Chapel Hospital Notes Farewell Party To Honor Music Leader Hy Jane Casselberry The Westminster PresbyterInn Church will worship Sun­ day tnurning ul II o.m. nl the Howell Park office* Incnlrd on SR 430 one mile cist of Hwy. 17-92. The large display room haa been renovated by member* nl Hie church and an attrac­ tive chapel established. The minister, Rev. John N. Mont­ gomery, will speak on the sub­ ject. “ Christians by Inherit­ ance." There is a church time nursery fur the care of smalt children, Church School classra for all age groups meet In the office section. By Jsne Casselberry An invitalion Is extended to The United Presbyterian all who have no local church to worship with the Westmins­ Women of the Westminster Presbyterian Church will hold ter congregation. tlielr association meeting next Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Hie home nf Mr*. Edward Stout, 001 Seminole Blvd. in Cassel­ berry. The minion study hook on TALLAHASSEE (LTD Comptroller Hay E. Green "The Rim of East Asia" will said today Florida should be discusied. consider upping tuition fees for out-of-slate students at tax-supported univcrslUes in Florida. Green threw out the sug­ Arthur DeYoung, a member gestion as the cabinet budget of the widely accalmed Rob­ commission went over recom­ ed Choir of Presbyterian Col­ mendations for substgntlally lege In Clinton, S. C„ pre­ increasing stale appropria­ sently is traveling with the tions to the university system. clmir on a 28-performance Hudgct Director H a r r y concert schedule. Smith, who has recommended DeYoung, a tenor In the a total state budget of $882 cliolr, la the son of Mr. and million for all agencies la Mrs. A. DeYoung of Longthe next biennium, said the wood. Hoard of Control Is recom­ mending that all tuition fees, raised slightly two years ago be continued at the asm s r iiT iT io i* s t w a VO T K 'K In h . r . b r * l » n t h a t level la Hie next biennium. Post 256 Board Sets Meeting UPW To Meet In Casselberry CAP Meet The Civil Air Patrol will meet Saturday st 1:90 p.m. la Hie Recreation Building at North Orlando, Henry Ward ha* announced. New mem­ bers are invited to attend and cadets will begin their second week practice for drill compe- dial Kannslh V. ». law - to n P u l i l l . h Fab. B, I I , I t * S ta r , t C m -SS By Mrs. Adam Muller Ground was broken Sunday morning at the Denary Com­ munity Methodist Church for a 30-foot additional room for classes of the Church School, Rev. Ramon Scott gave the opening prayer and introduc­ ed Sunday School Superin­ tendent Ed Perry who turned the first spade filled with earth. The next was turned by Everett Swift, Lay Leader. Also taking part in tha ceremonies were Samuel Faron, contractor for the sddiHon and Ray Higgins, super­ visor of construction for the present sanctuary building. The congregation, sang the hymn, "Tile Church's Firm Foundation.'' Baptist G A 's To Hold Rally By Mrs. Clarence Snyder Tlie GDIs Auxilary of Bapt­ ist Churches in Hie Seminole Assn, will meet Saturday from 10 a. m. until 2 p. in. for a Rally at the Stetson Baptist Church. New officers will be In­ stalled by Mrs. Ralph An­ drews. The sddrcsn of welcome will be given by Miss Mari­ lyn Frazier of Hie Stetson Church. Also participating on the program will be Mrs. Carlyle Brook*, director of the Seminole Assn. GA’s. U PY To Meet A t Chapel Longwood Club Has Program On Artificial Respiration Ry Donna Estes The Longwood Home De­ monstration Club met at Hie Civic League Building Thurs­ day with 45 member* and guests present. Mr*. E. P. Richard*, in charge of the devotion, gave an inspirational talk on “ Faith." Mr*. Martha Stout, president, conducted thc meeting. It was announced that the Longwood Club has won a blue ribbon for its exhibit booth at the American Le­ gion Fair held in Sanford. In charge of the booth wero Mr*. Pauline Stevens, Mrs. Katherine Corwin and Mr*. Frances Sctjc, Mr*. Martha Kilpatrick and Miss Sally Neidcr of tlie San­ ford Chapter, American ned Cros*, demon! traicd methods of administering artificial res­ piration using the dummy “ Itcsusci-Annic." Tlie demon­ stration proved to lie inter­ esting and educational and several club mem tier* tried their skill In s practice ses­ sion. Miss Myrtle Wilson, Semi­ nole County HD Agent, an­ nounced that there would be a Fashion Show and Fashion Contest at the Home Demon­ stration Center in Sanford on March 20 at 0 p. ni. She ad­ vised that Bob Mero of .Mi­ lady's Shoppe of Fine Fabrics has announced that there will be competition in dress or suits at the show made from materials to be purchased at Hie Shoppe. There will be a $10 first prize and a $5 se­ cond prize awarded In the contest. Mis* Wilson also gave a talk on pots and pans, their uses and care. It was announced tli.it on Feb. 28, at tho Community House on Maitland Ave. in Altamonte Springs, the Coun­ ty Federation of Women's Clubs will meet at 10 a. m. At Thursday's meeting of the Longwood Ciub, a cover­ ed dish luncheon was served by Mrs. Milton Tinsley, chairman and Mrs. Eula Burch, Mrs. Elizabeth Pcngally. Mrs. Helen Hart&ell and Mr*. Elmer Herndon. Following lunch, a group led by Mrs. B. R. Gray, worked on smocked pillows. Ry Jane Casselberry T h e United Presbyterian Youth of the Westminster Presbyterian Church will meet in the Chapel at the Howell Park offices at 6:30 p.m. Sun­ day. A program of study, worship and games will be conducted. Janice Wiggins will serve a* moderator and Claire Mont­ gomery will be in charge of the dcvoUon. Youths from the junior and irnior high are invited. BEST BUYS IN CUSTOM MADE and GUARANTEED AUTO GLASS and Seat Cover Co. 304 W. 3rd 322-8032 d ib m iio n ... FO RD O W N E R S February Service Special! Rummage Sale , The National lluunr Society VFW To Meet of Seminole High School will By Jane Casselberry hold s rummage sale at 21)8 VFW Post 10050 of Cas­ Sanford Ave., Saturday from selberry will hold s regular 0 a. tn. to 6 p. m., B e d fo rd monthly meeting next Thurs­ Aiken, president has announc­ day at 0 p. m. at tin- Country ed. Proceed* of the sale will Club of Casselberry. Tlie bo used to finance the ex­ notice* sent out to members pense* of the next tupping erroneously announced the ceremonies, which will lie held date of the meeting as Feb. In February, Aiken eaid. 7. Now, During The Month Of F eb.. . . Fordomatic Adjustment Special * Adjust Front nmt Roar Banda . . . Throttle Linkage . . . Manual Linkage InMall Now Pan Gitukel • Check TrnnHntiwiion Oil (Oil estra If required) When you subscribe to The Sanford Herald you’re getting ALL the County News while it IS news. i£ JS XQ SPECIAL PRICE SAVE 11.50 NOW! Whut’n Ford's (i,()00 Mile Oil Change Secret? ROTUNDA OIL FILTER! 42.05 - *51 • 50 FORD) LOW AS 42,40 - (57-02 FORD) Installed With Purchnse of Oil Change nnd Thin Coupon! (Coupon Expire* February 2S, 1963) Only Local Man In Choir 1 I * m n i i m i H In ltu.ln«> * • ( K .r n I'e r h . fa m ilm il* C n u n lr . Klu rld x . u n d e r Ihn f l e t l l l o u a n»m» nf. KTIVKK VM OK F K I I S PA UK, K i a . *nd t h a t I I n l a n d t o r . e l . l . r M id n a m a w i t h tlia r l s r k of l h a C i r c u i t C o u r t . Mem Iu n i* C o u n i r . F l o r ­ i d a , la a c r n r d a n r a w i t h t h a liro v ls lu n * o f t h a F l r t l t l o n a Naina K i a t u l a a . t o - w l t i Macl i o n I S i . u l F l o r i d a M ta lu taa I SIT. DeBary Church Breaks Ground For New Room ALTAMONTE’S HR AN I) NEW ?7,R05 garbage truck arrived early last week and was formally put into service Wednesday afternoon when J. C. Gentile, center, presented the keys to Keith Nixon, vice mayor at right. Jim Palmer, city clerk, looks on u left. (llendd Photo) TAKE IT FROM ME Tuition Fee Hike Asked Legal Notice Following the service those attending will be invited to remain for a covered dish din­ ner to take place out-of-doors, weather permitting. Sunday's emphasis on at­ tendance will lead up to a re ­ vival scheduled from Feb. 17 through Feb. 22 at 7:30 p.m. each day. Rev. Dolmas Cope­ land of the Casselberry Com­ munity Methodist Church will be minister for the revival while Rev, Ray Gregory, Ebcnczcr pastor, will serve as song leader. There will be special music st each service. A special atlraction for youths of the church will he the services on Monday, Wed­ nesday and Friday which will include a sandwich supper be­ ginning at 8:30 p m. to be fol­ lowed by singing, Bible drills and devotions. Service* will In- open to the public. Per Week STOP SAFELY! BRAKE ADJUSTMENT SPECIAL! HAVE Regular Price * 2.00 IT S T A R T T O D A Y COUPON PRICE $1.50 Call FA2-2611 or GAS - 5938 SANFO RD, (Coupon Expire* Prhrsury Zi, 19C.1) ) BRING THESE COUPONS TO OL’It SERVICE DEPT. Strickland-Morrison The Sanford Herald 204 W. 1st ST. YOU SAVE $ .50 INCORPORATED FLA* 308 E. 1st St. Ph. FA 2-1481 Sanford Winter Park Ml 4-I8II �Rash To Run Against Mack' - GOP i 'i (9 J By LARRY VF.RSIIEL A CONVERSATION WITH JIM CRAPPS. Reporter: Well, what ia jo ­ ins to happen tonight? Crapps; Well, il’a 12 time* belter today than It w it this time last week. Iteporler: Eh? Crapps: Well your paper said the city will be offered SI.200 per year Instead of flOO for the pipeline. Reporter: How arc you go­ ing to vote tonight? Crapps: Pm aidin' tight » . . don't emwd it. Reporter: Man, I’ll be glad when this 1* all over so 1 can go back into Hill taimhrr. • • • In 1921 tlie City adopted an ordinance giving the At­ lantic Coast Line a 99 year lease to use Commercial St. . . . at no cost . . . So what's all this sudden dismay about letting private enterprise use public rights • of • way. • • • .leno Paiihicci was nn "Wha'ts My l.ine" last night . . . so they Iell me . . . The last time I made any con­ scientious effort to watch TV was a Huckleberry Hound show, three years ago. Any­ way, Jcno. when aikrd where he was from, said Duluth, Minn. Poor Sanford. Oh well, 1 promise Sanford will get aome national recognition May IS. • • * Informal meeting schedul­ ed tomorrow brtween Coun­ ty Commissioners and offi­ cials of the propo-ed now DcRary Nursing home about farming indigent out. • • • Commissioners go camping tomorrow lookin' at freeze damaged roads. Party To Meet Tuesday Rcporta thut he plnns to week the Republican P a r t y nomination fur State Senator in the Feb. 2(1 xpednl primary were denied today by Don Willsun, HOP county committee chairman. "1 wouldn’t do anything as rash as that," said Willson, lidding, "Mack (Cleveland, seeking the Democratic Sen­ atorial nomination) is too well known and too well liked." Willson said hia committee will meet Tuesday when it is expected a slate will bo drawn of Republicans seek­ ing party nomination for el­ ection to the Senate and House on March 20. Cleveland and former llep. Cordon Frederick have an­ nounced for the Democratic nominations for Senate nod House, respectively, In the Fcl». 2d party primary. Federlck seek* the House seal va­ cated by Cleveland last week. Vernon W. Dunn, former County Commissioner, was unavailable for comment toduy whether he intends to op­ pose Frederick In the party primary but reports were cur­ rent he has "dropped out of the race." Registration by new voten hn* been "very alow," accord­ ing to Registrar Camilla Bruce. Registration books close at 5 p. m. today for the apodal beglslnture election on March git when Seminole Comity will select a Senator and a Representative for the Stale legislature. Potential eleclora are show­ ing such apathy that Mrs. Bruce said the small number w^U have registered "is no( worth mentioning." EDITORIAL COMMENT The Big Question . . . Sanford's Future The BIG QUESTION will be nnnwcml tanight. Will the Nnvnl Air Station yet its much­ ly (k’lircd jet fuel pipeline? The questinn will be settled once nml for till by the City Commission at its meeting this evening. Situation now stands It-2 against. To­ night's session will decide the question. Either one or more of the dissenting Com­ missioners will change his vote. Or the pipeline will die n natural death. In other words, it will pass into limbo. Armed Forces committee of the Chamber of Commerce, in n letter over the signature of President F. E, Iloumillat Jr., has urged all Chamber members to be present tonight in SUP­ PORT of the pipeline. The Herald urges ALL citizens to bo pre­ sent nnd SUPPORT the pipeline. In fact, this fuel pipeline could bo the economic pipeline for Sanford's future. Think on it. Commissioner A. L. Wilson, following the session when the Commission rejected the jiijk * linc, said he wanted more facts nnd figures for consideration. Tlie N avy g a v e him ALL the facts nml figures last week. We admire the convictions of these three Commissioners . . . but it takes a good man to admit tlie error of his ways. We sincerely trust one of the three will see that error nnd change his vote this evening. W W A ... Drought Gone (I* I VOL. f>:i WEATHER: Clonr nnil aliphtly cooler through Tuesday. High today, 70-75. Low tonight. 40-45. United i’res.s Lonaod Wire Established 1008 ~ MON., FEBRUARY 11, 1003 SANFORD, FLORIDA All-Out Search Continues J A C K S O N VILLB (UPI)—l’lunex und «hij)d funned out over the At­ lantic today in nn effort to aolvo the deepening mystery of n tanker mis­ Ity United Pres* International More than eight inches of JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — rain have washed away south­ Federal mediator James Ihdern California's 3W - day- arm said this weekend the drought. 20-day-old strike against the Florida East Coast Railway la Hope Seen going to be "a tough nut to NEW YORK (UPD—Itopea crack." fur settlement of New York He said neither tide is will­ City'* 66-day-old newspaper ing to yield. • * • dispute surged today with In­ "They don’t even want to Civic Center Revenue to­ tensive City Hall peace talks talk almut the strike any tals $2,731. . . Expenditures, continuing through the night more,” said the mediator. $7,995. 11,315 pay annually to anil intu tlie morning. Eleven non-operating unions use the facility . . all to­ threw up pickets at FKC rail gether, 3(1,902 enjoy tlie cen­ Big Stick mad property Jan. 23 when PIRATE LASSIES of tho Twirling Seminole* ter . . . Rent probably won't WASHINGTON (U PI)-Sen. wage negotiations broke down. jMi.se prettily in the costume* they will wear to­ be raised. Strom Thurmond, D-S. C.. When they walked out, the day nn they march in tlie Invasion of tlie l’irnte.s • • » plans to Introduce ■ bill to EEC abolished their Job*. AftGmjmrilln Parade at tlie State Fair in Tampa. In an effort to keep Mike establish a "court of Hie i rr a 10-day ahuldown, auperThese three, Judy Itedwell, Mary Scott and BeU Cato off my bark . . . lie it union" which would have pow­ ] vivory personnel began oper­ hear and now set down that er to reverse decisions of the ating the line on a limited Tom Adams will speak to U. S. Supreme COurt. basis. the Central Florida Milk "Neither side wants to CAPE CANAVERAL (UP1) Produrers A^sn. in Orlando Exaggerated move an inch," Holaren said. — The Navy today fired it* Thursday night. ATLANTA (UPD — l i m e "We'll meet with the rail • • * new Polaris "A-3" missile, the Atphand, French ambassador Eeb. 20 it the last day to m o s t powerful submarine to Hie United Statea, laid way any time," a strike lead get your 1903 license tag* weapon ever built, on a suc­ Sunday that hii nation's dif­ er said, "but only on our Agreement by lll.ll Prod­ Tuesday to approve accept­ . . . bines started forming cessful (light of 2.00U miles ference* with Britain and the terms." ucts to donate :ill feel along its ance of a deed of tninifcr for across the Atlantic Ocean. early at tlie Courthouse, United States have been • • • north property line fur a side­ the right-of-way. Tlie M i u b nosc rocket blast­ greatly exaggerated. Go no m l Hutchison said The Casselberry Hoard of ed from a launching pad on walk along Onora Road be­ these m atters also are on Aldermen will meet in the Cape Canaveral at 10:30 a.m. Moppinff Up tween Kanford Avenue and Tuesday's agenda; Town Hall at 7:30 p.m. to­ The surer** was the serond BEIRUT, Lebanon (U P D the Kuufiird Naval Air Station Itcuiling of letter* from the day to consider routine bus­ In lour day* for the "A-3," Thc new rebel regime, mop­ will la" read at Tuesday's •State Comptroller relative to iness only. The meeting will whose first six tests all had ping up diehard supporter* o( the eomllth i of tho county's lie continued until next Mon­ been marked by problems. slain Premier Ahdr] Karim WASHINGTON ( U P I ) - I n ­ County Commission meeting. $1.5 million trust fund* for day night for all other bus- The "A-3" is a third-genera- Kassem, today executed four terior Undersecretary James Chairman J. C. Hutchison purchase of rights-of-way and incis. lion member of the famed retired Iraqi army officers be­ K. Carr told Congress today laid today the agreement was lend Improvements. • • • suhniarinc-launched family of fore a firing squad. Two of that (urge salt water convers­ reached verbally and by let­ Study of legldutlvu propos­ Now that the Iwgton Fair Polaris missiles. ion plants can probably sup­ ter, Commission will lie asked the officer* wrre general!. Is over . . . how about taking II also is far and away the ply fresh water economically down the advertising In our most powerful. The Polaris to targe clliri within a few Launchinff Off downtown area . . . Tired of "A-3” will be capahle of land­ PALESTINE, Tex. (U P D - yean. looking at the old banners ing nuclear warheads on tar­ Cloudy ikiei forced postpone­ Carr, appearing Indore Hie still hanging around from gets up to 2.880 miles away ment today of the launching Home Inlerior Committee, last year. Sunday was a rough day in firings from nuclear sub­ of giant tandem balloons with said the Interior Department • • • marine* beneath the ocean's a 36 Inch teleacope beyond the was "optimistic" that sea wa­ for livestock 111 Seminole Poor Cam my Bruce . . , surface. County. A row and a horse atmosphere to photograph ter rotild be turned into freah Hung around the registrar's NEW YORK (U P I)— ConThe range was deliberately office until 5 p.m. Saturday held down today, however, Mara and try to unfathom the water economically if con­ victeil basketball fixer Jacob died as tlie result o( traffic and only two couples came while technicians and engi­ age-old myitery of whether version plants were built in (Jack) Molina* today wus accidents. in to register to vote . . . neers e'udicd "basic missile there could Im- life on the plan­ combination with steam elec­ sentenced to 10 to 15 year* in Trooper Bill Stringfivld re­ tric plants. Deadline is 5 p m. today for dcvelopmr-t." What they aaw et. state prison on churiti-* of ported that Ilk- car of George Tlie gap between (he cost the special legislative elec­ bribery, conspiracy, and sub­ Dixon Jr., Negro, of tun West looked good To Fiffht JFK of water from saline plant! tion. 12th Street, struck and kill­ WASHINGTON (UIM)-The and conventional methods for ornation of perjury. • ♦ • Supreme Court Justicu Jo­ ed the cow on the Old Or­ National Association of Home­ obtaining municipal and in(Had to see Curly Dunn builder*, an organization with dualria! water is closing r a ­ seph A. Surufile characterized lando Boad at about 5 a m. change hi* mind ami with­ Molinas ns "a compleU-ly Tlie trooper said Di son's (i.ooo members, plan* to fight pidly, Carr said. draw from the legislative moral person, who not only car was damaged to the exPresident Kennedy’s proposal But he warned that the eonrare . . It would be loo TALLAHASSEE (DPI) - to tighten up income Ux de­ version of salt water for irri­ managed this conspiracy hut much on Mr. Dunn's health. • • • Monroe County Sheriff John duction*. A spokesman said gation purposes was still "not a l s o personally approached Bids on that DeRary Nur­ M. Spottswood, Key West, tlie association's executive within sight" at costs com­ many of the pluyeis ami cor­ sing Home will now he open­ qualified today a* a candidate committee discussed the Pres­ petitive with ordinary irriga­ rupted muny of I In-in Thera wus nn audible gasp for the county'* hrand new ident's lax plan this weekend, tion methods. ed Feb. 38 TAMPA (UPD - A threethroughout the riowded court­ ■ • • and derided that "the homeSenate seat. room when Harnfiu- pronounc­ masted pirate ship, its decks Spottswood was the first to ownrr and home buying pub­ Question of a stadium for ed the sentence upon the for­ swarming with some too b u s ­ Seminole High School appar­ officially enter the fray for lic will receive the least net Mixed Tradinff -turned - bucca­ NEW YORK (U PU -Slock* mer Columbia University stur. inessmen ently is going to die a natural tlie new 41it district seat, pro­ benefit*" from the President's neer, blasted its way inlo Molinas exhibited no sign of opened the new week mixed in proposal fur a $10 billion lax vided under Florida’s new redeath. In other words, aitua* Tampa's harbor today to shock or disappolntemrnt. moderate trading. cut. lion will remain status quo. apportionment hill. touch off the cigar city's col­ High school will continue to orful Gasparilla Festival. use the Municipal Stadium . . . Cannons roared and thous­ and the schools not take over ands uf rounds of blank am ­ the atadium for tlieproffered munition were fired by the $1 annual rental. Too much costumed pirates, many dan­ SAN JUAN. Puerto Rico money involved for a n y Legality of a State Repre j ate seat, relying on an opin­ later today by Leon Circuit gling dangerously from the sentalive resigning hi* ion by Attorney Gcnrral Ri­ Court in a suit asking a le­ ( UI ' I ) — \ Brazilian military rigging of the black-hulled change now. • • • plane arrived here from Cuba House seat to seek a place chard Ervin, who ruled that gal ruling on legality of Jose Gasparilla. Once ashore, can seek House member* running for Sunday with 27 refugees eva­ Oviedo will lie making Its in the Senate under the new House members Hie pirates piled onto floats cuated from the Brazilian these Senate scats. second lest of the new fire si- reapportionment law waa to ical* created during their to join Hk* nation's noisiest embassy in Havana. Meanwhile, Stale Rep. term. rrn at 6 p m thl. Thursday. be decided thl a afternoon by parade. The group, which included George Holla ban. of Miami, The suit was bmught by If it’s as successful as that the Leon Circuit Court at according to arrived in Tallahassee with House candidate Ben Ervin, 23 Cubans and four Haitians, first one was . . . lookout ear Tallahassee, paper* to qualify for Ihr Miami, a brother of Atty. joined 52 others brought tu F i v e D e a d UPI. drums! MIAMI ( UPI j—Two wreck* Former Rep. Mack Clew- House in hia pocket a ml his Gen. Ervin. Attorney Cen­ Puerto Rico Saturday. Thir­ “ A Day In Court" will be land J r - of Sanford, resign­ Senau ran* already filled tra l rulings do not have the teen more Cubans are sched­ accounted for five lives in force of law and llollihan uled to fly directly from Ha­ Florida this weekend as Hie held here Wednesday at 3:80 ed hla House seat Friday, out. He delayed filing u lher, want* to be aura before be vana tu Brazil today or Tuca- Highway Patrol's count climb­ t m. . . . Judge Vernon Mis* qualified today to run tor Seminole County * new Sen­ however, pending a ruling steps down. ed to at least eight «Uj. Ipresiding! Fresh Wafer Boost Stressed Cage Fixer Gels 10-15 Years Gasparilla Blasts O ff f9 a 27 Refugees Ask Asylum als to pci suit the County to take the water management question to the citizens. Approval of a resolution for the County Cnmimssioner* to attend a budget hruring by tin- State Road Department on county plimary nnd see. oratory road improvement pro­ posals March 7 at D'd.nnd. C o u n t y Engineer William Hush will outlino proposals tu lint Commission. Rending of a request by Scminotu High School for the installation of a truffle aignul at 27th Mi ret nnd Highway 17-92. Report of pru|tosed improve­ ment of Highway -127 connect­ ing Longwood und Altamont* Springs. Study of resuming the Coun­ ty's former policy of paying for health raids for medically indigent food handlers. Livestock: A Rough Day Spottswood Set To Run For Seat I tinn Vale will Iks Joined by tho other member* of tho Twirling and Marching Semi nolo* an they heenmu pirates for a day. Tho groups left in chartered busses early today for the Fair and Parade. (Herald Photo) HLH Gives Right-Of-Way To Seat Or Not To NO. 615 Tanker M ystery Deepens FEC Strike Appears Tough 'Nut To Crack' Another Success For Navy Polaris % 0 lu ' ^ a n f n r i i l i m t l i t tent of $250. No charges were tiled against Dixon II. W. Shannon Sr., of 2900 French Drive, owner of Hie cow, said the animal, with calf, was viilik’d at ViO. Reds Seeking Dispute End MOSCOW (UPD - Western observer* said today the So­ viet Union appeared intent on keeping its ixililicai und Ideo­ logical dispute with Commu­ nist China well In-low the boiling point. An 6,000-word editorial in the Sunday .edition of llio of­ ficial Soviet Communist party newspaper I'ravda hit hard on tlie call for unity in tlie Com­ munist camp. It Included a carefully guarded invitation to Communist China for a meeting "at uny level" lo try to resolve their difference!. The offer did not suggest specifically that Premier Ni­ kita S. Khrushchev and Chin­ ese Chairman Mao Tae-tung might be participants. But it left the possibility open. At Hie same lime, how­ ever, I’ravda made It cteer H k - Kremlin expected Bed China to abandon Be con­ demnation uf Khrushchev'a "peaceful co-cxiilence" pol­ icy if the quarrel is to be re ­ solved. A race Imrse valued at Woo was destroyed after a freak accidnl on Sanlamio Road at 11:30 a.m. Slringflcld said Boyd Ed­ wards, Orlando, was trans­ porting three race horses in a trailer when it overturned. One bor*e suffered a broken back and was allot by String field. Damage to Edward's ear and trailer was estim at­ ed at $350. Test Appeal By Kennedy GENEVA (UPI) - Presi­ dent Kennedy is sending u personal appeal for progress toward a nuclear test hamt and disarmament to tlie 17nution disarmament confer­ e n c e h e r e , authoritative sources said today. Kennedy's special envoy, Director William C. Foster of the U. H. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, ia to present the President's mes­ sage when the conference re­ sumes Tuesday after lengthy recess. sing for eight days with 39 crewmen aboard. There was no clua to whether the 524-foot Marine Sulphur Queen, carrying * cm go of molten aulphur, had exploded amt sunk or was lost or dlsablrd. A Coast Guard officer spe­ culated that If the hot aul­ phur had come in contact with tho water a steam explosion would follow, m using "tho whole thing lo go up like an atom bomb." The World W ar II Merrhant Marine vessel soiled from Beaumont, Tex., nine dnye ago hound fur Norfolk, Vo. The ship transport* sulphur In heavily insulated steel tanka that are kept a t 265 de­ grees by steel colls. The ship's operators, M a r i n o Transport Corp. cf New York, said hauling sulphur ia no more dangerous than hauling oilier cargoes. Tlie Coast Guard ruslicd two ships to rheck what ap­ peared lo he floating debris Sunday night but hours of searching a 200-aquara mils area east uf here produced no true* uf the ship. Til* Coast Guard reported tlie flotsam did nut appear to ha from the vessel, last heard from when it dispatched a radio messogu Fell. 3 while sail­ ing m a r Dry Tortugua in tho Gulf uf Mexico. Tho disappearance of tha ship recalled another great maritime mystery In the A t­ lantic—the U. 8. Navy sup­ ply ship Cyclop* which van­ ished in 1913 with 809 men aboard* The Cyclops, carrying * car­ go uf manganese, took on cuut at Barbados, then sailed, never lo he heard from again. The last radio message from the Marine Bulphur Queen gave no hint anything was vviong aboard. A s c in c h fur the grayhulled tanker, built In 1944, wus begun when it failed to reach Norfolk on schedule Thursday. Second Phase Of Interstate Now Underway Work on a 7.6 milt' construelion project on Interstate Itnutc 4 In Semlnnla and Orange Counties started last week, Ihe Mute Road Depart­ ment announced today. A. Max Brewer of TilUaviU*, Rond Board member for Dis­ trict Five, said the $2,642,891 project extends from Mark­ ham Hoad in Seminole Coun­ ty, southerly to Lee Road in Urangr County. Work on this four-lane, di­ vided. superhighway includei clearing, grading, paving, con­ struction of three dual grad* separation bridges, drainage structures and fencing. Herald Index Bridge Stronff Lead ASUNCION, P a r a g u a y (UPD Strunginan President Alfredo Mrocsaner rolled up an expected heavy lead today In hii hid to extend his rule ror an additional five-year term. ____ ----- Pago b Page D Classified __ __ Comic* — Pag* 8 Dear Atiby ...» Page 6 E d ito ria l____ — - Page 4 Entertainment .... Page 6 L e g a l!-------- Page l i t Puttie --------- — . Tage 8 Society ... page 6 8 port* — ----------Page 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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, February 08, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 08, 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>, February 08, 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/82a0806d2ef4e0dda94590f9ff0470e2.pdf 547904eafed46be2f6e22b83befff600 PDF Text Text '1 I Wf frinforb Nrralfc Pngc 1-A — Ffib. 6, 1HR3 [ L i re Sarepla Home Contributions Over $1,000 * m * dot CM»m sad pwckisa ah a fei fed ATIAS-AIRE ELECTRIC HEATER l with * i » coupon end putchoie ol: 3 fej BUFFERIN TABLETS W *9 95 .-k tOf W H fIWeRUJ jl r»uM« n i'H »».. fit ». INU $1'29 l* 1- ’ ** frauaa" .11 ••**' rm Mr*. Taamar Brad?n, Sar* epu Home Administrator re­ ported today that contribu­ tion* have reached over SI.000 lo the carrpta Home Benefit Fund, with the addi­ tion of the following dona­ tions: W. Pierson, Si; Anonymous, $10; N. H. Brewer, *23; Borcat Circle, Chuluolu Com­ munity Church, *3; Mr*. W. A. Perry, 37; CWA I/ical 3108, $10; Mr*. Henry Witte, $5; Mia* Florenrc Witt, *3; IOOF, Sanford Lodge, $27; Fla. Nurse* A**n, 110; Christ­ ian Youth Ministry of tlie Congregational Church, $23; Sanford Police Benevolent Assn., $33. Mr*. Braden said the con­ crete wheelchair ramp was put In Saturday by workmen from the Shoemaker Construc­ tion Co. am| work progresses on Saturday* when the wea­ ther 1* good. The Christian Youth Min­ istry group has made plana to come out and clean up the grounds after the workmen have finished with repair* In the home. g r e e n "s t a m p s tqgrd^GREEN ! " Alt co«eea m i aatchaaa *h 13 family fz STAMPS wi* Ail cavpea m i ywcke» ah Patio Brand ENCHILADA DINNERS Colgate (9c-off pack) Denial Cream PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., FEB. 9TH ^ 4 * .M 1u J («UNA Mtiftl til-, Ftl if lit!) vvvv.y,vv.>V.V.ViV'Vf>wW.v.>\vvv.vv.v.v,"i' ‘ i* THJI fctwMft HPBH I j4L- 9F«i. AT s fci t&WGREEN STAMPS < •ilk Ait coapoa m i pwckast ah Zcsty Libby't ® Stauffer's ESCALL0PED APPLES 1 1 -«. T o m a t o Ju ic e • . . p A lt Libby's Pineapple-Grapefruit F r u i t D r i n k ................... Delicious F fir P Canned T o m a t o e s ........................ Tasfy F& P A p p le Sauce . . . Big-R Cut G re e n Hospital Notes , j td.WTGREEN STAM PS!IrdW G REEN STAMPS*, . Beans • • . Miraclo Whip S a la d FFBKUAIIY I Admissions Sylvia Holley, Lake Mary; -l»c Brill Maxwell, N. Orlando; William B. Swaggcrly, Lake Monroe; Mcrridilh O. Mc­ Clure, Willie A. McCloud, Barlenc deter, Ernest Washing­ ton. Bel phi a Uhrunrk and Joseph Peek of Sanford. D r e s s in g • Piltibury (White, Yellow, Chocolate, Double Dutch) Cake M ix e s • • • . Swift's Corned B e e f H a s h ................... Births Mr. and Mra. Samuel deter Swift's Ico Cream of Sanford, u hoy BKchargrs Mary I amiso Marrs, Lake Mary; Marcus Null, Enter­ prise; Betty Bay, Mary Bun­ away, Boris Bussell, Mrs biiiiiiicl deter and baby, Bev­ erly Hubbard, Henry Peter*, . . . $ 1 Edith Lee, patriria McGovern, Mra. Hurry Barlow and baby, Mr*. Sandy dutilln and baby, Mrs. Edward Honkhard and Delicious F.F.V. Fuds'n Nut hairy and Errol Calloway of Sanford. FERIIIIABY 2 Admissions Sunshine Kriipy Evelyn I'orlur, Mima; Bose Southward, Sandra l-rc Thom­ as. Patricia Futlnn, Catherine Nestle’* Chocolato Kinard, George Anthony Dix­ on, Minnie U-e Kinard of Sonlord. frozen foods ■ C a k e R o lls 3 Mm. Pauli Com Fritters ................29c Chal'i Dtlicieui ■ e Cookies ....... " p ir 2 9 ‘ Saltines ....... 'Z Frozen Waffles CHUNK TUNA Mortan’f Fatkr.keuic *r Cloverleaf Rolls rktvwaat Crinkla-Cut Potatoes ............ 2 49 Raman Iran* Piizarettes...............................59c FapaarHd*i Farmr Frairn Turnovers 31e Sr 25" Morsels ....... CHtcaiN or tni si a . Fish Steaks ................ 7 Accountant Goes Berserk CHEYENNE, Wyu. (UPI> — A 31-year-old accountant who went herterk while mak­ ing out hi* Income tax return wus captured to<Uy l»y police In u four-hour duel willi guni hot and tear gas The power company accountanl, Dennis C l i n t o n lllve, wounded three |xdirc officers U-furo a courageous patrol­ man, Mike Coolihan, cliinhod to Jtice’a rooftop hideout and persuaded him to surrender. Mono was Injured seriously. iti T* L $1.00 Titamra Itla Family Pack (Drill! Sir. and Mrs, Bolicrt M. Por­ ter ol Mims, n girl Mr. and Mrs. James McClure of Sanford, a boy Mr. and Mr*. Melvin Kinard of Sanford, u l*oy Blsrharges Mrs. Clevelkiul T. Brown Jr and baby, I»ngwood; Mrs. Daniel Aliearn and baby, laingwoml; William Swaggerty, loiko Monroe; Joe Brill Muxwell, N. Orlando; Sylvia Holley, Lake Mary; James B. drinstend Jr., N. Orlando; El­ la Davis, DcBary; Josephine Polf, Burl Traylor, Mrs. John Higgins and tiahy, Ivy Chest­ nut, Harriet Gaill, l.illir Mary Nicely of Sanford. F E IIlirA B Y 3 Admissions SaniiM'l drierson, Biliary; Kdnn Allig, Orlando; Sarah Cowan, Bul-ili Ann Trued, Bar­ bara Boeskool of Sanlord. Blsrbargri Eliiubelh Higginbotham, Ti tuavitle; William Joe Baugh try, Tilutville; Walter Hills, Oak HUI; Oscur Becker, Lake Mary; Bertha Bowman, l o g ­ wood; Cary Burch, Rebecca Smith, William Spivey, Joseph Peek, Delphi* ItlH-uark, Es­ ther L. Hill, Sandra Lee Thom**, Barbara Ilocsknol, Katharyn Johnston, George Clawson, Jnijuclyn Chevalier, Katie Itobinson of Sanford, ...............................49c (Appl«# Blueberry, Strawberry or Raspberry' SeePaV Perch Breaded Shrim p........,^*lb' $1.19 SWIFT'S PREMIUM GOV'T INSPECTED PROTEN TENDER-AGED H EAVY WESTERN BEEF Tosty Fresh Leon Pork Steaks ib . 4 9 c SwiH'a Premium Sliced Bologna ’ pC 39t SwiH'a Premium Sliced Dried B eet X 49t SwiH’a Premium Smokies Sausage ’5 T 59c Tarnow's Whole Hog la g Pork Sausage ib. 59c 99 * 99 * 99 * 59 * 69 * S h o r t R i b s ................... . Ib- 49 * G r o u n d B e e f • • • • Ib- 49 * T - B o n e S t e a k s • . . »>. C l u b S t e a k s • • • • • lb* R o u n d S t e a k «>oneim) . »» C h u c k S t e a k . • • . Ib. P o t R o a S t (Bone-In) . . . . Ib down produce lane Kentucky Wonder Pole Beans 19 c a. if) i Crisp Western Winetep 4-lb Apples ...... V., 4 9 ' Criip Florida Pascal Celery ....... Itallt Fancy Florida Red-Button Radishes .... pkg*. WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE dairy specials Kraft's Ic-Off Lahal Patkay i-iw. Margarine 27c Kraft'i Valvaata Cheese Spread ..................... 89c Batty Crackti Buttermilk B iscu its....................... 4 39c Min Wiuaaiia Med. Ayad Longhorn Cheese ................49c Braaktlaaa't Tatty Cottage Cheese . 'JJ 29c 55c f (Alelcome4 * Florida m M ots * r' "SERVING SI*IIINt;S. FERN ALTASIONTE CASSF-LBKBIIY, I*AUK, LONGWfMJB, MAITLAND, NORTH ORLANDO AND SANFORD'* . . . . UldllWAY 17-9J end Froni STATE 9' » �. S' * - T T j* r * \ *i \ n> e iO < * ia r r y v f r s iiix The Pipeline Co. hassle should roinc to a favorable ervf now . . . The latest it that the company will offer the city $1«0 per MONTH mdeail n! Sion annually . . . That ought to make the city happy. Decision Nears On Apportion MIAMI (L T D - Three fed­ eral judges heard two hours of arguments (or and against n proposed new reapportionment of the Florida legislature • • • today, then took the matter MEMO TO Hit F R A N K under advisement. They pre­ I. K O N E— (County Health mise.I to try to reach a decis­ IHrectori . . . Have you ion bv the end of the day. checked whether those fair "The court realizes the Im­ workers have health cards .? portance nt a prompt dens 1 thoughtit was a stats- law ion." said presiding judge • * • Warren I.. Jones at the end of Reports are that (Jov Farris the arguments. "It will, if it Rrvant will hr invited here ran. Iry to reach some dccis for Hie Semi-Centenni.il in April. ★ ★ ★ ■ • • They're building n "closed in" office for Howard Hodges nvrr by the Sanlord Atlantic Bank. • • • Legislators Differ On Court Action Yesterday's test of the Cl) siren proves one is just riot adequate . . We need more to cover Hie city , . Lady told ns that when she heard the noise she thought it was a Seminole County'* legisla­ screeching of rnr brakes. tive delegation differed slight­ • • * ly today in thrir opinions of Did you know that Volusia wlial will he the federal County has set up a license court's decision on the Lrgi*tag office in DrBary . . . Why hiture renpportioninent plan not one here in the Bear Lake. following hearing today nt Forest City, Altamonte area? Min mi. . . . I'm so tired of seeing " I t 1- anybody’* guess what those "7 " license tags in Hie a court will rule," llrp. Jew smith on Hie way homo every Davis said. night. ■'However, I feel," he added, • • • •'that the federal eouit will The data being supplied by approve the House part of thr the Navy explaining its great plan with 112 Representatives need for the pipeline (you hut 1 am doubtful it will ap­ know, THAT pipeline) gives prove the Senate part with 4.1 plenty of HKA.SONS. not EX­ Senators." CUSES, for the three Muske­ On the other band. Rep. teers who shot it down be Mack Cleveland Jr. said he cause all Hie facts bast Dot believes the rourt will approve been presented to them, lo the entire plan. give if a rousing vote ol ap­ He based his belief on * proval . . . (7001) for the previous court order, adding Navy, FINE for Sanford, that ibis is an improved plan CHEAT for Hie U. S. Taxpay­ voted on by Ibc people last er . . . But Ihcn, nobody, but November. He said the court .NOBODY, seems to tie paying then indicated It does not any attention to that last one want to have to interfere but . . . However, the other two rather would tie sire that the beneficiaries of Hie progress­ Legislature iron out Hie mai­ ive plan are sufficient reasons ler. to give It full endorsement — with a hip, hip. hooray!II * * * Thai Chase and Co. story alsiut IlK-ir new building ma­ terials setup in Orlando might have fooled you . . • Marlin Stilieciplicr IS Hie manager of the building material* depart­ ment for the huge Sanfordbased firm—and is still sta­ tioned right here , . . The manager of tlw Orlando of­ fice is Cliff Inshram, thrir veteran ami popular sales­ man . , . Now we’re getting somewhere — when a SAN'FOBD firm brandies into the territory to the southII * • • ( loo pi, school board metis next Thursday ami not today . . . Wake up, buddy I • * * Why doesn't the city do something about that hole tilled entrance onto W. 13lh St. otf of French Avr. 7 • • • North Orlando Councilman Clarence Memory Tuesday night volunteered to grade Edgeimin Ave and keep it in passable condition if the vill­ age would pay (or gas to oper­ ate the equipment. The aiert council immediately accepted the otter and vvmk will begin this Saturday. • • • British Market Entry Not Dead inn before the dose of the day." He said there would not be a decision before 2 p.m. Attv. Gen. Richard Ervin asked the rourt at Hie start ol the hearing lo approve Hie plan. Rut Miami attorneys Frier Sobol anil Richard 11Max Swann argued against the proposed new -l.l-senator, 112represeniatlve legislature. Sobel asked the court to tem­ porarily reapportion b o t h bouse* by judicial decree to •protect the rights" of citi­ zen*. hut to permit the next legislature to permanently re* apportion itself lie said the court should retain Jurisdiction in the ease, however, to insure that tills is done. Solid presented the court with a proposed temporaryplan railing for 135 senators and U2 house members, a plan vastly different than those con­ sidered by three special ses­ sions of the legislature But hr did not elaborate on thr plan in the courtroom, lie gave the court ar. outline of it. Swann said the main dis­ crimination in the 43-112 plan is in the makeup of the Sen ate "The House is not good, but I wouhln't object to it too much if it wasn't tied to Hir Senate," he laid. "The stranglehold in Ibis stale has been in the Senate for many, many years, ami will continue to be if the court approves that formula," said Swann. He said that in nlhrr states, reapportionment formulas less discriminatory than the one before the court had been ruled unconstitutional. Attorney Rccep Smith, rep­ resenting the mayor* confer­ ence »tu! »l-n a consultant for Swann, railed both the House an.] Senate plan "a shame." Ervin, who filed » hrirt in behalf of the proposed plan, commented at the end ol the hearing "We have ■ good plan. II Isn't what I wanted. Rally Cry LONDON (U l'l l— European II isn’t what many people nntiuus started rallying be­ wanted. Bui II meets the min­ hind I uited Stales leadership imum standard* set liy thr of the West today despite court." Two assistant stale attorney President Chnrb-a de Gaulle's pressure for a European bloc generals, Edward S. Jaffrey and Joseph Jacobs, also ar­ led by Fiance. gued for the plan during thr two hour hearing in a crowded Red Campaign MOSCOW (L I'I >—The Rus­ courtroom. sians pushed a propaganda campaign today against the sprend of Western nuclear weapons particularly to World War II enemies Germany and Ja pa n. rmwA... BRIEFS County Gasoline, Sales Taxes Up Pared Requests TALLAHASSEE III FI) — Tim State Htulgct Commission pared requests from stale agencies fur the faming two years to Sting million Wednes­ day— *22.1 million of the to­ tal for eonstruction work. New Threats By Failed Press liilrrnatioasT Spring l i k e temperatures broke up ice clogged rivers today and posed new flood threats to the Pacific North­ west. Homes along the south­ BONN ( F P I ) — Chnnrdlor ern California coast again Konrad Adenauer mid lodny were threatened by high tides. that Fiench President Charles Do Gaulle ha* promised to re­ Arguments Set new discussion of Britain's en­ TALLAHASSEE ( F P I ) — try into the European Com­ The Florida Milk Commission, mon Market as soon as the ever in conflict over price eonFra neo-German treaty is rati­ tiuls, voted t-n Wednesday fied. night lo bear arguments on The West German leader removing the only outright told Parliament that he is "for controls left at the farmer British entry into the Com­ l .-V. I . mon .Mill ket above all else.” Then lie said In- Gaulle has Ready Demands promised to discuss tiie matter BONN, Germany (U P I) — with him once the Par is-Bonn The opposition Socialists to­ friendship pact is out of the day readied de- lands Chancel­ way. lor Konrad Adenauer explain Adenauer's gov e r n ni e u t clearly how be liopn* to revive Wednesday night sent the negotiations on British en­ treaty to both houses of Par­ trance into t h « C o m m o n WASHINGTON (IJ I'I) — liament and asked for speedy Mai kel. The F. S. Department of Agri­ ratification. culture bat bei li asked to im­ Promise Made pose more aiiingent plant OTTAWA (F P II — Prime quarantine i n s p e c t i o n at Minister J o h n Diefenbnker Amman |«irls to prevent tbe has promised to play down spread of insects anil diseases anli-Aineiicanisnt in the runt* which damage A in e r i c a It JACKS > J I L L (L 'P !) - A it-g election campaign lo avoid crop*. cumplaini charging Ll. Cdr. a cabinet revolt against his Sen. Sgrssanl L. Holland Joseph It Mroupe oj Cecil leadership, sutbo r i t a t i v e ID-Fla.l, a member of the Field NAS lo-rr with theft of sources said today. Senate Agrtrllltiire Committee government property, was dis­ urged the lighter rontrols missed Wednesday alter a le­ Follow Move Wednesday at a hearing culled TALLAHASSEE (F P I) — to consider proposed relaxa­ gal hassle over iltspeflion of The Florida Public Utilities tion on current tegulutlon*. FBI noles by Ihc drlcnve. George II. Murphy, an FBI Commission followed the ex­ agent, used note* in testily mg ample of the Federal Com­ at a preliminary hearing that munications Commission Wed­ The February meet mg of Mroupe placed on a private nesday, making a ruling that larin several hundred feet of will save Florida telephone us­ the Longwood City Council galvanized and plastic pipe ers *1 million annually on will tie held at K p.m. today In the Longwuod City Hall. whfch were Hie property of long distance rails. Tight Plan! Controls Asked Navy Officer Charge Dropped Already Ins friends are call­ ing him "Senator" Cleve­ land . . . ami the election, if held, isn't until March 20, (loud luck.Mark > • • Although no official appoint­ ment has been announced, Mrs. Dorothy Bardeen proba­ bly is going lo be the new as­ sistant clerk in ARamonlc Springs. the Navy. * • Seminole County paid $178.392 in sale* and gasoline taxes during J»ntiary, according to a report today by Ray E. Green, state cent ‘ liter. TIh’ state -,i'le • *d $78,070 in sales taxes In Seminole County last month. » « com­ pared to IT2 881 In January. Ift.,2. and $r,7.976 in Decem­ ber, P.a.2 Gasoline taxes collected fur January totaled $99,722. a* compared b. $91,813 in Jan­ uary. 1962, and $92,780 in December, ltk',2. Green said Seminole County will receive $xu*>( in dis­ tribution of gasoline gullnnage lax for January laia Arthur It Beckwith Jr., Clerk ol courts, said lie received a check today for $.1,018 for Ihe January distribution. He explained this must be a par­ tial distribution. Green also said $3,201 will tie allocated to the county road fund from the gasoline lax * Bid* on Dellary Nursing home alsuil lo lx* opened this wrek . . , Don't be surpris­ The Seminole High School ed if W. J Mitler of DcBary Band will march all the way gels tin- Job anyway . . . We bear the buysstartingtlwfrom the high school to down­ h .me are dealing will) De- town Sanford today, a distance of three and a half miles. Land banks. How come? * • • Bandmaster Ernie Cowley ha* F rank VuUoliw tolls us the announced. "This king march is in pre Jay coos are planning their parabon fur (he four and a fertilizer sale soon. half mile parade route march Tommy Peterson > brand which the students will under­ spanking new office on the go at the Florida Mate Fair corner of Commercial and Monday, when ihcy march in Park should be ready next Ihe Gatparilla Pirates Invas­ ion J’ aradc," Urakjr said. Band March Council To Meet S ’a,,forJ' V O L. 55 Established 1BH8 7. l!b >5 S A N I-O III), 1' LOU I P A NO. 6-KI CAPE C A N A V E R A L (U P I) — A )xi\verfn] new model o f the Navy's seagoing Polaris Missile thundered 1,600 miles across the Atlantic Ocean today to score its first success. The Polaris, known ns the “ A -5," roared from a land-based launching pad at 11 a. in. Within 2(1 minute*, the rocket scored on target and bought tlx first success in seven Uic*. The six previous testa of the I'olai is “ A -3" have ranged from "partial" successes to failures. There was littlr quest Ion about the rocket today. It MATTERED MY SEA— One o f tlu* roads loading to Daytona Reach, Ha., WASHINGTON (F F I) — climbed unerringly into a is a mass o f rubble after lining smashed by waves from a virions coastal clear blue sky. Its pit lb was The Senate today laid to rest storm. (N B A Telephoto) marked by a brilliant white the Fu"t nnU-filibuRter ruin vapor trail characteristic ef fight which h*s blocked other solid-fueled missiles. btisincs* for three and a half The second stage, which hod week*. given missile scientists xome ll made It* key decision to headache* on earlier flights, performed to perfection. A* end (lie rule change sUugglo the booster dropped nwny, the on a 54*42 vote by which It re­ upper section ignited ami sent fused to apply it* controver­ tin* nose cone out of sight. sial gag rule to halt debate. On-1lie-spot inspection for $3(2,(Wo for tile (t-cal year lo (lip into next year's allo­ The Navy officially tallied cation " free re damage rf county ending June 30. Fail the shot as "highly success­ Then in a swift leadership Bush said Ills office ha* ful." However. Ihc General said, move overriding lilietnl* seek­ roads lo determine rwrtmost ef the first figure has Iwrit concentrating on the ing another test the Senntn lies tor repair will be made Iwon committed and. "in county road freeze damage voted lo adjourn until M 11by county officials next wix-k, fart, it the State follows and bus not a* yet mmttienc day. County commissioners will through wild Us promises (or ed study for presentation to The adjournment arlluri wip­ ed out the long-pending mo­ accompany County Engineer improvements we may have Hie Slate next month. tion for consideration of a ruin William Bush and Itoad Supt. change and killed the issue. J. C. Lavender on Hie tour. Tbe adjournment vote vval TALLAHASSEE (F P I) — Gen. J. C. Ilulchison, com­ Gov. Fanis Bryant indicated ill to 33. mission chairman, said Hits The vote of the Senate's re­ today lie will n I. the legisla­ morning numerous calls arc ture for pay inn eases for fusal lo invoke its cloture gag Iwing received relative to cnliinct mcmliers and other rule fell well short of the two. damage hy the December top state officials but would tliiida of those present requir­ freeze. ed uniter the existing proced­ not seek n raise for himself. TI10 developer of a 30 lot date* necessitate further plan­ Bush reported the damage Bryant told hi* new* confer- ure to end discussion. it so extensive that repair* residential pica in Altuniulita ning on Mis* Flynn's request. eti. o be full a request tu banal Demur mile L e a d e r Mihn "w ill W more than thr1'FT*in Fitriiimous approval was hi* $72.5(8) a year salary Mansfield of Montana had an­ Springs Wednesday night was ty can afford." thus tins given a re .iluti'oi of appreci­ might endanger the chance* nounced in advance that if necessity of priorities, la v ­ given permission by the Town ation to In n e r Clerk Henry (hat Ihe legislature would pro­ there wcie tesl than (to vote* ender previously bud estimat­ Council In go ahead with t lo­ Hansen aid to Mrs. Hausen vide raises for ulhcr cabinet 1for rhdttre he would end Ilia ed Hie damage at $20,ihio. ins to tliu municipal water wlm helped in Ihe office. Mile lint He on hi* own. mrmtici*. Meantime, the county offi­ system. cials were preparing to make John Dunran, representing a study of needed primary and secondary road project* Wulkei'u Second Addition, will for pre sent at ion to Stale finance and install tbe water Road Department officials at system “ pievldlng bn nuna bearing March 7 at De- tributes In cash nr mutcriub, Land. III place and h i 1uiding to city Genera! Hutehiom stated he spei if teal nm-, the equivalent had received W e d n e s d a y of $3,750. Value of underlain from the State Itoad Depart­ will In- bused nil unit Jiliri-s it ment a summary of state reived when tile city puls the funds allocated tor Seminole system not to bids." County primary and secon­ Spei-ificutiiins will la- drawn dary roads. up by Harold RudeliKi-, en­ The report, he said, indi­ gine,-i fur Die new municipal cated $l97,non available (or plant. Rnddiffe reported that tbe fiscal year ending next Junr 30, and in estimated plan* for tbo new plant are 7.r> per rent complete and that AIKEN CAROLYN TURNER plans for thr entire piojeet are 1* peeled In be ready in approximately two weeks for state approval. A number o f residents atlerided the inerting hoping further inforiiintion TALLAHASSEE ( FFI ) — t li a i MI AMI (I P I)—Unban rcftt-| Jn-e l-Vrn.vndc* 11 a d u e , TJhfh «t Imliit ship* J Former Dade tanility Circuit would la’ available on lights j T f* said Bi (liiestlay nlglil sjiiikeMil.ill for the refugm Court Judge Vincent C. Gib- of way locations for the SR It-diiA Mini oiH- iiu 1Mile cIhi!11r- 1 guerrillas and salaiteurs m flic Uiristian Dcinocralic Oreatiililt, Miami Beach, qualified to­ 127 paving. However, map 1 bhip iouri Iiavu bn*n it* itidl'd ( bowing tiie present alignment Fscrambray .Mounlnln area ul zntloii iMDC), mid Premier day us a candidate for Hie new tn .Seminole Uijfli ScIii' gI ptu* Senate seut allocated FI01ula's and rcliteilinr will have I,, be di'nl* nnik'r tiie ^etierut Cuba are liullliuu Ihe govern Fidel Castro's revolutionary 1I1spite * gir at ronri'ii le. imc lia s si-ill tliouvanils of biggest county in Hie new re- forwarded liom DeLand be fine the property owners and t\ Wharton, exceptional child tridinti*’’ ot Bus .min lioop- militiamen to i-ucirclu cvntufa appoi lionmi-ul. (o f guerrilla activity. Giblin is the only candidate rounril run meet to pii-putc counselor for tin county an- nearby. officially signed up for the tin-11 rrenmnieuilntionx to the nuunred t*«laj. am lluile Senate seat so fat al­ County ('uinmissli)ii, Elixnhelh Brandt, Jobm-lta ll.e conned voted to -j,i-nd though Still- R ep . Gem go •I••IGore aod It. dfoiil Aiken were Julian, Miami, announced la- sJK J .'ill foi two itoves and the lliitt .-H.i -> nior- win, wiring »oil> on lire Coimnuili will run. weir liotifh-l Hint the -eholar Anti-Filibuster Bill Laid To Rest By Solons County Road Freeze Damage Inspection Set Next Week Developer Gets Okay For Water 'Tie-In' Giblin Throws Hat In Ring 4 Scholarships Awarded Here Mo Pay Hike For Governor Cuba B attle O k C EN T R A L ty IL u«r and authorized Clerk .Inn Fainter tu negutlate with Suhnthuri Gas Co. for fur­ NEW ORLEANS (U l'l I — nishing gas to the building. Up To Court Criminal contempt proceed­ ings were scheduled to ts gin today against Mississippi Gov. Ross Barnett arid l.t Gov. Paul B. Johnson charged with attempting to bar mtegration at Hie University of Mississippi 'Extra' Fair Day Rev, Jewell Smith nf the Azalea Fark Temple lh,pu-t Church and Mi-s Audrey Flynn, picsidrnt of Hie Semi­ nole County Young Hejmhlicar ('lull, appeared tu request use of the Community llou-r. Smith's request was approv­ ed and the first services of a new Baptist Mission will he in-id <01 l-'eb. 2L Conflicting C Of C To Elect New Officers lids means 1f providing fun The I-ake Mary Chainin'r of and entertainment, at reduced Commerce will elect new of­ ficers at today's 8 p.m. meet­ prices.** Raymond Foi of l-ake Mary ing following a report from won the bicycle Wednesday, the election committee. with ftai tiara Grucey of The committee will recom­ Oviedo holding the lucky tic­ mend Richard Kergh for pre­ ket fur the transistor radio. sident, A. K. Crocker for vice Anice Benton nf Sanford won president, Mr*. France* Wes­ Mir m and Mini ivy u n ij aan ti .1 11 ter mi for aru secretary and Mr*. tiie P|IHIIHH)[ spinning ireel rod nnu and i in Use Fair, *0 would like tu taka All id) ioduun lira basic Um IL JLet ha Fowler for ti caturtr. lor admitted flee from 3 to 6 p. m. with all rides half price on Hie midway, McCloskey said. '•The bad weather was out of our control,” he said. "But we do want to give the kidi a fair sunny day to en­ joy the rides and ahowe at TU C KS., KEH IlU AItA Navy Polaris Scores A-OK Good News for Seminole County school chil­ dren will get an extra day at Hie Seminole County Fair this year, because of the bud weather which occurred on tbe two days originally desig­ nated as Kids Days, Fair As­ sociation President John Met.’ b skey announced today. Friday, acboul cluldr, 1 will I ’tdted Press Leaded W ire ship I an- would be available to them, and t'aiolyn Turner reei-iveil the -togle ha-lc roh leginle nur -mg scholursbip an aided lo tiii> county. Uharl n Mild that the nurs­ ing scholar-hip was for $500 a year and the teaching scholar ship- f„ r * 2(M) per trimester. Knell is a -enice loan, which is cslirelled if Hie stud'llt serves ill the profeailon for nod equal number of years for which he terrived the scholar­ ship, lad must repay If be drop* out vr docs not teach or nurse in the state. Herald Index Bridge Page 7 Page HI i 11 rio*«ified Comic* Page 10 . Page 7 Dear Ah|,y Editorial ... „„ Page 4 Page 7 Entertainment I egal* —. . .. 6-10 & II Page 10 Fuizla .. — . Era ie ly __ Page H A D Spcit* — 1 , ■_ Pag* • FLO RID A H HEADQUARTERS Oi l ERINE OIIK U STOMERS — • I’rt'e Tire inspect inn • Expert Wheel Align men 1 • Enay Time PuymenlN We Specialize In Tired Fnr Foreign Cam Take Advantage l)f -'ll Yearn Experience McROBERTS TIKIS SU PPLY , INCORPORATED 105 W. W. Flrnl F lrn l St. S i. W E C ilV B !*h. P L A ID F A 2 0651 STAM PS *1 tn �FFA Wins Best At Fair Show The Seminole High Chapter of the Future Farmers of America took First in Show In Ilie livestock exhibition at the Seminole County Fair, Wednesday, winning the Pur­ ple Rosette, three red and three blue ribbons and one whitu ribbon. The -FFA entered a while­ faced Hereford Bull, a polled Hereford heifer, two Angus bulls and an Angus heifer. red. Tommy Austin’s Shetland pony got a white ribbon. Rider Brothers took blue ribbons (or their jackasses and mule, a blue ribbon fur their awlne; a blue and a white ribbon for their sheep. Tommy and Tony Austin’ s brown Swiss heifers took a blue and a red ribbon; David Cochran's Jersey heifer took « blue ribbon; Cindy Baker's Ouernseya ■ red and a blue Earl Higgtnbotbem'a two registered Hereford heifers both look blue ribbons to put them second best in show, wilh a Blue Rosette. Rider Brothrri of Longwood took a blue ribbon for their horae, with a red ribbon going to the M l Club's entry, a quarter and Welch horse. Irving Vieno’i palomino took a blue ribbon and Tony Aus­ tin’s pleasure horse took a nhbon; 5usan Biker’s Brown .Swiss took ■ bin* and a red ribbon. A blue ribbon went to Por ter .Sullivan’s goats; a blue ribbon to Malcolm Johns’ pea­ cock* and blue, red and white ribbona also to Malcolm John­ son for turkeys. Hurls Fisher took two red ribbons for her geese. Wlnncri in the poullry show will be announced i t a Igter dale. Slovak Day Set Sunday American Slovak* of the State of Florida will gather for the Eleventh Annual Slo­ vak Day, Sunday, at Slovak Garden, a home for American Slovak* located on Lake How­ ell Rd, between Winter Park and Maitland off nf SR 474. A principal feature of the program will be the appear­ ance of “ The Reseda Danc­ ers," a Slovnklan-Amrrlcon Folk Dance group from Massaryk Town. Festivities BEST IN SHOW AW AKD, the Purple Rosette was presented Wednesday to members o f the Fu­ ture Farmers o f America, Seminole High Chap­ ter, at the Semlnolo County F air’a livestock ex­ hibition. F air Official Cecil Carlton presents the ribbon to Vocntlonnl Agriculture Instructor Kill West, F F A exhibitor* from le ft nre Herby Rod­ gers, John Carver, Leonard Aucoin, Jimmy Wln. tern and Wayne Hooves. (Herald Photo) Honors Slated For Elks Rulers begin at Lake Mary Club To HearTalks Young Republicans Invited To Attend Lincoln Dinner By lass Casselberry County Young Republican In place of a regular meet- Club haa been Invited to par­ lag this month, the Seminole ticipate in the Lincoln Day Dinner sponsored by the Or­ ange County Republican Ex­ ecutive Committee. The dinner will be held next Tuesday at the Oolteeum la Orlando beginning at 6;M p. m. ft will be a buffet affair and wtU honor Congress­ Past exalted rulers of Elks man Edward J. Gurney Jr. Lodge iriH be honored with s main speaker for the evening special program Thursday as well aa oilier Republican evening, according to Frank office boldera. A hand wtU play for danc­ Holme*, present ruler. Arrangements lor the event ing following the program. The Seminole Club will meet are Is charge of Bob BUIhlmer and Don Bales, Inth at the Coliseum at 6:30 p. m. and tha president, Miss Au­ past rulers. Other* an : Run Spencer, Jimmy Ifoo- drey Flynn, la arranging for lehas, Dick Mapci, 1m But- a special aectiop for club per, BUI Hardin, Guy Uko, member* to be identified by Roy Green, John Willlami, at arge placcard with the Earl Higginbotham, Dr, L.T. club’* name on ft AU members of tha club Dose and Albert Cole. will noon with a dinner including such delicacies as holupkl, kobassy and kilscky on Uic menu. Air Explorers Sqiiadron-«>2. under the leadership of James Necraton, will be In charge nf the presentation of tile color*. The public la Invited to at­ tend any part uf the fesliviliei and American Slovaks especially are invited to come and Join in good fellowship and to register with Slovak Garden. and other interested persona may be obtained from Mrs. are urged to attend. Tickets W. P. Medea If, ticket chair­ man, un Haltaway Dr. in Altamonte Sprint:*; Mrs. Leon Gumming. North moor Rd. in Casselberry or Mrs. Clifford W. Wright, Barton Rd. in Sanlando Springs. H. H. Haynie ha*! volun­ Thomas *Tliom'* Williams, teered to deliver ticket* to son of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. anyone who is unable to pick Williams Sr., of Sanford will them up in person. sing the rola of Antonio In tho presentation of the "Marriage of Figaro," Feb. S and • by tho Birmingham (Ala.) Civic Opera Association. Williams la a senior at Ala­ bama College is Mooevatlo, Ala. Ha wai Invited, along with his clasimaU, Miss Mary Lynn Draper, to sing for the Metropolitan Opera’s National Council Central Opera Service Conference, which mat la Mo­ bil* last fan. Local Mon To Sing Role In Opera k Seminole County H o m e Demonstration Agent Mias Myrtle Wilson will speak on “ What's New In Pot* and Pans" at next week's meetof the Lake Mary HD Club. The meeting will lie held at the Lake Mary Fire Hail on Tuesday at 10:30 p in. A demonstration by .Mrs. Martha Kilpatrick on mouthJo-mouth resuscitation alao is scheduled fur the program. Hostesses for the month are Mrs. Ellis Bolton and Mrs. T. A. Stiles. 8 fir Congress Gets Blueprint For Better Health ' By Mrs. Clarence Snyder WASHINGTON (U P P — President Kennedy sent to {.'ongrriu today the administra­ tion bine print for Improving Ilie nation’s health and boost­ ing its medical facilities and manpower. In a special message “ on improving American health," Kennedy said Social Security hpallh insurance for older peo­ ple “ must be enacted this year." lie laid such a mea­ sure was “ long overdue" and should be at the “ top oi the congressional a g e n d a on health." Hut lie reserved the details of the controversial medicare program (or his special inrisage on aging expected to go to Congress late next week. Administration officials de­ clined to give the total cust of today's projiosal*. mostly familiar items Officials said Iho financial recommenda­ tions were included in the 19G4 budget. Among the requests Ken­ nedy renuwed were grants for medical and dental schools, air pollution control, health re­ search, vocational rehabilita­ tion, encouragement of group practice, improving maternal and child care and health and community health services. Tlte President also said there was a "clear and urgent need" for lighter control over the marketing of haul, drugs, therapeutic devices and cos­ metics. Kennedy urged a five year extension of the Hill-Burton Act providing federal aid for construction of health facili­ ties, due to expiru June 30, 1004. lie asked an additional $35 million to provide financial assistance for modernizing or replacing hospitals and nurs­ ing homes under the law. He said the need for “ high quality" nursing homes would lie “ especially great" and urged an incresse In the bud­ get for such facilities from 120 million to $T>o million an­ nually. llr. Elmer Merit was In­ stalled as president o f the West Volusia Hume Nursing Assn, at a recent meeting in DeLand. Also installed were Mrs. Ilildegnrde Johnson, first vice president; Dr. W. L. Fiddler, second vlcn president; Mrs. .Marge Ulrich, secretary end E. T. Lloyd, treasurer. The groups annual report pfeselitfil by Lloyd showed t balance of $4<iB in the treas­ ury. Total Income of $5,7W was derived from service fees, contracts, donations and fund drives. Total expense* were $5,0.11. .Miss Olive Seymour, direc­ tor of nurses, gave the annual activity report. A total of St314 cases wrre attended last year; 704 pntionta were at­ tended free; 772 paid the full fee and 117 paid part fee; .731 were contract cases Fees are 23,5(1 fur bedside cure and $1.5(1 for injection. finest speakers for the eve­ ning were Hr. D. V. (ialluway, County Publlr Health Direc­ tor; Dr. Diaries Bradley, his assistant and JHsa Huth MetHuger, state supervisor of public health nurses Miss Mettingcr explained the various types of visiting nursing and said West Vol­ usia's combination type (home nursing in conjunction with the Public Health Hrpl.) ap peared to he the most satis­ factory in services and fiiunices. She also reported thut u few years ago (hero were only six groups in Florida but now there arc 20 nursing groups In I he state. Ur. Galloway spoke of Im­ plored services being planned and said to put Iho orguuitution on a completely paying basis would cost palienta $4 per visit. This means the asso­ ciation now save* those most in need thousands of dollars, he said Dr. Bradley told how home nursing suvea doctor's time, patient’s money and improve* health more rapidly. Attendance The Award of Attendance flag for the month of January fur Cuh Scout Troop 543. of All Souls Parochial School went to Den 6, with Den mother, Mrs. 51, Forbes arid the Honor Flag was award'd to Den 4. Den Mother Mrs. I). Dlmstead. The following awards were made: Wolf Badge and Hold Arrow1 to Billy O’Connor, Den I and Bernard Schultz, Den 3. Wolf Budges to Joe McGov­ ern and .Michael Colby, Don 3; Jimmy Coleman, Slew El­ liott, David Carter, Juniea Maloney, Michael Doyle and Michael Schmidt of Hell 0. New members to receive their Bobcat pin* were Mirhnet McGovern, Charles Beck and Franklin DiHaw, Hen 3; Gregory Grant, Den 5; Rich­ ard Allen, Murk Gregory, Stephen Snyder, T h o m a s lliuix, Christopher Daigle and Donald Martin, who formed u new den, No. 7. in Den 5 Stephen Leman* was awarded u Silver Arrow and Tom Forliea und Doug Teten received Ucnner and Assistant Denner iiw h i J s, re­ spectively. Scoutmaster for Troop M3 dinner assisted by the cafe­ Is Joel McGovern. teria staff and other volun­ Dogs, rows, pige and other teers. animals can perceive taste dif­ Entertainment will be pro­ ferences h u m a n s can't, al­ vided by the Lyman Dance though nnimuls do not neces­ Band. I'rucvcda from the din­ sarily prefer the same flavors ner will go toward the athletic h i humans. fund. Since tills is tlie school’* first year in operation, the Athletic Assn, has had to work hard to provide equip­ ment for various sports at the school and has support­ Brand N e w Tire ed the program in every way. 670 x 16 The association also is sell­ 10.45 plus lax ing shares for the proposed No Exchang# 50 by 84 foot basketball court C AV ANAU G H for $1 each. These will be TIRE SERVICE available at the dinner and 1401 R. French A t*. those wishing to purchase a FA 2-2261 share will received a "deed." Junior High Athletic Assn. To Sponsor Chicken Dinner Ur Jane Casselberry The South Seminole Junior High Athletic Awn. will spon­ sor ■ chicken dinner on Sat­ urday starting at 5 p. m. at the Longwood Elementary School Cafeteria. Tire menu will include fried chicken, baked potatoes, green peas, coleslaw, rolls and des­ sert. Unusual bargain prices, including a special rate for families, hive been act for adults with special plates al­ so available for children un­ der 12 years of age. Amateur chefs Henry Dun­ can and Uurbon Ferrell, who have carved quite a reputa­ tion for themselves in the culinary department, will be in charge of preparing the : lielow Are Excerpt h From STATE OF FIX1RIDA D E PA R T M E N T OF AG RICU LTU RE - D IVISIO N OF STAN D AR D S D O YLE CONNER, Commissioner N. UKKKYM AN, Director DECEMBER, Manufacturer Or Huppller Atlantic in* Co. Brand Mr(In­ Atlantic Imperial From Whom Tnken Atlantic ing Co, Town Octrnn* AHTM Method D 601 * D 1616 <R*o.) Refin­ PI. Kvrrglaile* land clearin g b u sin e ss, but they operate equipment designed for land clearing such as the Cat No. 14 Motor G rad er with sp e cia l cutting d isk s for palm etto roots, and F lo rid a 's underbrush. Ft. Lauderdale 161.1 Calf Oil Carp, Gulf Oil Cor p. FL Lauderdale 100.1 IMPERIAL FLORIDA OIL CO. IMPERIAL REFINERIES ETHYL IMPERIAL OIL CO. STATION LI’ FJHIl’ KG 10U.4 Phillip* Fair*laasi Co. Flit* Fuel Phillip* Petr*Itaas Cm. Ft W.6 Part Oil Co. Para Firebird Super with Tri-Tan* Pure Oil Co. Miami •HA Lauderdale A*roU*d Oil C*. Miami Trssro, lne. Ft. Lauderdale If you own land and want to clear it, It will pay you to contact a man with Caterpillar equipment to do the job economically* right ■ Not only do these mun know the ntlra Service Oil Co. Standard Oil Co. Craw a Extra Trxaro, Inc, Shy Chief Change W ASTELAN D into P R O FIT LA N D av.i rillc* Service Super -D New No-Noi Clllra Service Oil Co. 160.0 M.0 le & f e q j dor »v . ,*t tf, Lr-Jia *:«**.. Vi COMING &E V E N T S ‘7 T h ANNIVERSARY" . . FEBRUARY-13, lfc IS, ,16 "W ASHINGTONS BIRTHDAY.! H M IlA S Y 12-;.. .'); • tS ■ For land clearing, call a man who -operates top-rated Caterpillar-built equipment— you’ll be dollars ahead. Far complete Information on Gasoline Analysis, write Dept, of Agrienltatc, Nathan Mayu Bldg., Tallahassee, Fla. COMPARE PRICE AND QUALITY — YOU’LL FIND IMPERIAL IS YOUR BEST BUY IMPERIAL 1208 S. PARK AVE. SERVICE STATION SANFORD ROZII M A O H I N . W‘ h «v <*hwwUw>i n*?** -v 11)62 GASOLINE ANALYSES , '« *.L ■A/'-avxS! 0 f Q UALITY TH A T COUNTS! Listings firralfi Home Nursing Assn. Den Five Cubs Elects New Officers Gets Flag For WHAT'S IN A NAME? IT S # m fn r i Page 2 — Feb. 7, 1PM ■ • cr>«m«nr i l lk« fewetetn In IV< 2:00 F.M., S titrtff, Iib n w y 22. 2 6 »V<rt1 ->•}•,*, * ’.^i; vu ■js* R O R L A N D O ■F L O R I D A * T A M P A I xJ ^ ^ ^ YOUK S H O fH IN G C l NT I I I Ok n ti t) MiCdSef tftfT,11 _ij 'A slftx W . W JVTiSI y j ** “ t w* v* * --ili-.-rS • . , a n IL K of i ml A lt �\ i * t Lake Monroe Joltings Mr*. If, L. Johnson |intr. From Rivcrvlcw Ave. A wet and cold day to you. 1east through Monroe, send in Wish I could say it was your news. • • • our thought spring BUT. So help me I (his week is by Henri Amiel. did net order this kind of “ Personality. It is not what he has, nor even what he weather. I asked the ground­ hog to please not see his does which directly expresses the worth of man, hut what shadow. But the critter must he is." This thought was sent have because it's weather for to me by my aunt, Mrs. Phil ducks. • • * or something. Allen. Sure hope it clears up Irefore Monday. That® the day that the high school band goes to Gasparllla in Tampa. We want the sun to be shining real nice like. Charlie and Terry ftabun and Gary Pittnan arc going from out this By Jane Casselberry way. By the way have you The PTA of South Seminole bought some chocolate candy from any of the band mem­ Junior High School at Cas­ bers yet? This candy sale is selberry will sponsor a bene­ fit Valentine’s Day Card an annual event for the hand. Party on Thursday, Feb. 14, The money taken in from it at 8 p, m. goes toward the uniforms and The party will be held at other expenses incurred by the American legion Home trips and so forth. So gel on Prairie Lake. There will your candy now and you will be prizes and refreshments be doing your bit for the of cake, coffee and punch. band. Its really good because Mrs. Rose Brockenbrnugh is 1 have bought some. * * • Have you been out to the fair chairman of a committee to plan (lie affair. in spite of the rain? It is cer­ Tickets may be obtained tainly a shame (hat it had from her or from Mrs. Char­ to pick this week to rain. les Dome, Mrs. William Cass But anyway go out and see or Mrs. Dorothy Adkins. Prothe exhibits and other atiraecccds will go towards pur­ lions. The t il boys and girls chasing books for the school have such attractive Iwoths library. and some of the schools also. The PTA only recently was The Five 11 Riding Club has organized at South Seminole an exhibit. And Ora Canup Junior High and this is one and son, Donald, have enter­ of its first fund raising pro­ ed some of their ceramics. jects. Everyone is urgrd to Some of the Monroe ladies attend an enjoy an evening ha\o entered their sewing or cards while helping the cralts and canned goods. So school. go see it before it closes Sat­ urday. • • • The Monroe Home Demonstration Club meets tonight at White Hall. Some very interesting things to discuss so all members try and attend. Lorena Tindol and Mildred Standifer will be By Mrs. Adam Muller the hostesses. Bring a new The Auxiliary to the Dellary member with you. Sec you Volunteer Fire Dept, will spon­ there • • • Carol Spivey is sor a card party at 1 p.m. on the sick list. Also Ethel l-'cb. 10, Todd. Get well gals so you M a b e l West, committee can return to school. * * • chairman, will be assisted by Did you go see the art ex­ i Francanna Howard, Mrs. Ed­ hibit of high school student ward llcaly, Mrs. Ivan Walk­ Clyde Harris? It is on display er, Mrs. H. Vitt. Mrs. Murray at Sonkariks on Magnolia Gilbert, Mrs. Els worth Ogden Avc. Clyde is doing real good and Mrs. August Rvideuvvald. with his drawings. Go see Mrs. Ardetli Michener will he them and sign the guest book at the door. there. • • • Another reminder Those planning to attend about the Variety Show the ore asked to bring their own Monroe PTO will give in cards. April. If you haven’t already contacted Jean (Mrs. Mor­ ris) Melts that you will do an act of some kind, be sure and do so right away. The PTO has been having nice shows and this one will be no lly- Jane Casselberry exception so call Jean and Tho Senior Class of Lyman let her know what you can do. The little second graders High School will sponsor n gave their interpretation of Sweetlu-nit Ball on Fob. IB Snow White anil the Seven from 8 p. in. until midnight in Dwarfs last week In tho thr school eiifeteria honoring school audiotrium. I saw the the school alumni. It is hoped that many o f the kiddies in their costumes and they were so rule. Hope you former students will come out were cne of the crowd who for this gala event and enjoy saw the show. • • • Forgot to n get-together with old class­ mention 1ID members, bring mates. Music will be provided by a white elephant with you tonight to be auctioned off. the “ The Espers” and dress • • * Sorry to bear that Lin­ wilt ho senil-forinal. Refresh­ da Hittril has the flu bug. ments will ho served free of Linda went over to Holly Hill charge. last weekend to see former Monroe gal Connie Griffis, 1 know’ that they had a wonder­ ful time together. Then Tues­ day the bug hit her hard. • • lly I.nu'se Slmunek Happy birthday to Norino Committees In charge of Norwood, Gwen Muse, Pau­ line Warfel and Richard Hit- (he Altamonte Spring* Ele­ tell who have birthdays com­ mentary School Clinic today ing up this week. Wonder Issued on appeal for volun­ which one is the youngest? ? teers to work In the farllity. Mrs. Frank Grrhnrdt and * • ■ 1 know that you have heard the saying “ No news Mrs. William Sourest, In is good news," that is true charge of tho clinic, asked but in this ease it doesn’ t that mothers volunteer to apply because of the bud serve at least one-half day per weather this past week every­ month during tho school one has decided that home is hours. Any mother or interested the best place to be so we are going to blame it on the person in the rr<« who has weather because we have a the nvailnl It* time is asked to short column this week. But contact Mrs. Scgre-t if they re willing to help out in this call me at FA 2 4722 and let me know what you are do- worthwhile duty. PTA To Sponsor Card Parly Fire Auxiliary To Sponsor Card Party Lyman Seniors To Sponsor Alumni Dance Clinic Mothers Issue Appeal tEljf ffauforft Feb. 7. 19G3 — fit go 3 ffrrnlft Soviet System Gives 'Indigestion' - Gumm “ It is difficult to orient tat indigestion." E d w i n ; that they wvre built with In­ gether In 1017 and Mr*. oneself to a country where Gumm told Kiwanlans Wed­ laid mosaic tile on walls and Palmer and Mr*. Gumm were the government c o n t r o l s nesday. fleer, beautirut etundehers, schoolmates in Galesburg, everything. It gives one menGumm, vice president of and go very fast. 111. the Illinois Agricultural Asso­ “ Only aeven percent of the ciation was speaking of his Soviet people are members recent trip to Russia where of the Communist party." he and 3d other American “ They don’t let Jus! anybody farmers, paying their own Join, you have to prove your­ way, cn a People to People self." tour, visited the Soviet farms, CUSTOM-FITTED “ I am mighty glad that 1 had visited was born in America, for If WASHINGTON (U P I)-T h o alter Soviets Kennedy administration, arm­ American farms in Illinois, t hadn’ t been born here, I ed with stacks of photographs previously. would never have known any and SKAT COVERS “ Their government showed difference," Gumm said. and intelligence reports, pre>srd its campaign today to con­ us the finest and most moThe apeaker was introduc­ Auto Glass vince the public that Cuba is dern farm implements at the ed by Floyd Palmer, whom nnd Sent Cover Co. big fair in Moscow, but when no military threat. he ia visiting. Palmer and .1111 W. 2nd 122-803! But th e administration’s you get out on the farms you Gumm were at Stetson to­ loudest critics said they werr don’ t see any of this equip­ unconvinced by the extraordi­ ment. They arc using imple­ nary intelligence briefing De­ ments that we used 30 or 40 fense Secretary Hubert S. Mc­ year* ago,” Gumm reported. He added that parts arc Namara and an aide gave Hie so scarce Out many of the nation Wednesday night on big machines the Soviet television. T H A N K S FROM T H E N A T IO N A L FO U ND ATIO N is tendered to Miss President Kennedy was ex­ farms do have sit idle in the Linda Williams, president o f the Anchor Club at Seminole Iliyrh School, as pected to reiterate at a 4 p.m. middle of a field, because members o f the organization participated in the recent roadblock for tin* news conference today that all small parts cannot be obtain­ March o f Dimes. John Sauls, county chairman for the Foundation presented itussian offensive missiles and ed to repair it, H O S PITA L A R E A “ There are so many things the certificate and duplicates to the other members o f the club at it tea for bombers have been removed wrong with the Soviet farm workers held at the Capri, Monday. (Herald l’ hoto) 2nd nnd Mcllonville from Cuba and have not been aystrm, under the governbrought hark. owned plan, their level of Central Intelligence Director productivity D shockingly John A. McCone, who said low." lie **kl, Wednesday that reports of a Gumm Idanicd the tow pro­ new Soviet buildup on the is­ duction on lack of Insecticides land cheeked out “ negative," Cnsselberry offidntn niinounced today Hint PRESCRIPTIO N SPECIALISTS and ferliliiers, and the ridi­ was to resume testimony to­ Monday night’s meeting o f the Hoard o f Aiderculous government orders to May we fill your next prescription 1 1 1 We meet nr day before the Senate pre­ men will be held at 7:80 p. nt. in the Town Hall. plant or harvest crops when belter competitive prices and arc entirely devoted to Invitation ha* gone out to paredness subcommittee in a The meeting will he limited due to the fact the art of tilling prescription*. the government says it wants all former New York State dosed hearing. that Attorney Kenneth McIntosh will he unable It to tie done, rather than to residents to attend tho an­ to attend. The session will be conti tided the fol­ plant in season and harvest nual New York Slate picnic lowing Monday night, Feb. 18. at which time the D RIVE-U P WINDOW Same Number in season in accordance with scheduled for Feb. 10 at full agenda will lie taken under consideration. ST. LOUIS (UIM) — Jerry Nature. E A S Y P A R K IN G Rock Springs, rain or shine. They have ix> meat at all Stovall will bo a familiar sight The Springs are lorated off to his old fans who saw him in the stores, Gumm said, SR 415 between Mt. Plymouth in a Louisiana State Univers­ and reported that the Soviet and Apopka. ity uniform when lie perform* interpreter told them Rial Those who attend are a*kIn (Tty And Surrounding Area*. this year for the St. I/>ul* their people did not need «\l to bring their lunch, drink Cardinals of the NalMm.il Foot­ meat, because they could get David 1.. Bean, Viola W. Fauat, and table service. The pic­ ball league. The Cardinals all the vitamins they needed ILS.I-h. On nrr. nic. which will get underway revealed Wednesday that he’ ll from vegetables alone. promptly at noon, will be . . . A L L DRUG N E E D S. . . Gumm described the sub­ By Donna Estr* recent rnrd party such n suc­ wear No. 21—the number he followed hv a brief business ways as fantastic, laying The Longwood Civic Longup cess. She announced that due wore nt l.SU. meeting and program. (Women'* Club) mrt Tuesday to the illm-Hs of .Mrs. Harriet Those in charge of plan­ nt 2 p. m. at the Civic League Harris o f VFW 8207 Auxiliary ning the event report that If Building un Chuirh St. the presentation of the out­ the weather is good some Tables w e r o uttrurtfvcly door American flag had been 51*0 persons are expected to decorated w i t h Valentines postponed until next month's attend this year. standing mining branches of meeting. ligustrum while the main ta­ Mrs. E. P. Rlchnrd* an­ ble had atalent ami ligustrum. nounced that the tag day The meeting was opened hy scheduled for this week to ben­ Mrs. 1* L. Cox who expressed efit the library's encyclopedia her appreciation fur the co­ fund also has been postponed operation given to make the because of the i n c I e nt e n t weather. A date will ho an­ FEBRUARY 4 nounced In (lie near future. Admissions Mrs. It. It. Gray sang a Frank Murphy. Relta Goss, lovely hy mn and Mrs. E, Put­ Willie Jackson. Mary Ward, nam gave the devotional. Wallace Thornton, Eva Milcy, lly Linda Smithson Mrs. John Manner, librarian, Thomas Hanso, Gladys Da­ Oviedo High School students spoke on the needs o f the IIvis, Cora Strippling of San­ arc anxiously awaiting their praty and gave n short talk on ford, Sweetheart Ball to tie held enrh o f tlm book reviewed Birth* this Saturday in the school and their authors Mr. and Mrs. James Goss of cafclorium. Taking part on the program Sanford, a boy Preceding tho dance Coron­ were Mrs. L. L. Cox, Miss Ella Discharge* ation Ceremonies will be held Cummings, M t a a Elizabeth Martha Ellis, llobgood, N\ C. in tlm auditorium to crown Frank Beyer, DeBary; Ag­ seniors Ann Slavik, "Miss Abbot, Mrs. Charles Stewart, Mrs. Utia Lee and Mis Ralph nes Mulliern, Dayton, Ohio; OHS" and Thud Lingo. “ Mr. Blurt. Ix-roy Williams, DeWitt Mat­ OHS." All of tho luniks reviewed hews, Jr., John Probst, Julia The royal pair will lie at­ Merritt, Eddie lire Capps, tended by rcpmcntatlve* ure available at the library Elliot Boyd Jr., of Sanford. We've reduced prices on chosen from each senior high with the exception of "1 Tuko (N e w n a rro w d e sig n o r FEBRUARY 5 Tld. I-ond." da ss. W'e htwe our on tiro line for this co n ve n tio n a l w h ite w a lls Admission* Hostesses for the meeting T ic public Is Invited to at­ your size at . . . y o u nam e it) "across-the-board" S A L E I Elisabeth Thomas, CImrIcs tend the Coronation Cere­ were Mrs. J. G. Ristline, Mrs. B A R G A IN P R IC E S Melton, Gladys Orth, James mony scheduled to take place Walter Kroline and Mrs. E. C. .Sherman, Marguret P a u l k , at 8 p. m. Dunning. .lode Carter, Sharon Driskcll of Sanford. Every new Firestone tire carries Disrhnrgrs a 15 to 36*month Florence Gould, D e B a r y ; o r Laura Clarke, Gran; Middleton and Mabel Shndbolt of A. isrcrar.BranBrdaTflnana.aT honored by more Sanford. fiery new Firestone tire n h Critics Not Sold On Cuba Photos [CONVERTIBLE TOP! F a u st'sM P h a rm a cy New York State Picnic Planned For F e b .16 H lilt - M ilIM IM iM k -M ilg l Hospital Notes OHS Schedules Annual Bail PICK YOUR TIRE PICK YOUR PRICE TUBELESS TUBE-TYPE W E HAVE THEM! 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"Our primary concern I* to fur* rinh fuel in a condition nuitable fo r Intended use at tho lowest cost to the government.” Thnt statement Is taken from a nummary o f the briefing given by a Washington representative o f the Navy Fuel Supply Office to mem* bar* o f the C Ity i t y Commission -------- --------and to Sanford businessmen relative to the Navy'a desire fo r installation o f the je t ft fuel pipeline. .......... It appears the N avy and every­ one else wants the pipeline excepting A C L and three o f the five members o f the City Commission. This doesn’t meet with our democratic rule o f the m ajority wins . . . except, o f course Goin' Peter Edson for the Big One Political tho three men on the Commission outvoted their two fellow members who want the pipeline. And the lat­ ter stand is what counts right now on the pipeline question. This Navy representative said the pipeline would save 962,141 fo r the government. That's a lot o f shekels . . . and it Is doubted if A C L will lose nearly that much If the fuel trans­ portation Is transferred from rail tank cars to barge and pipeline. We admire the convictions o f these three Commissioners . . . but it takes a good man to admit the error o f his ways. Wo sincerely trust one o f the three will see that error and change his vote Monday evening. T h e Courts In T ria l Whenever a particular grand ju ry indictment or trial jury verdict appears to some to reflect poor judg­ ment, it is not uncommon to hear critical assaults on the jury system itself. * * What these come down to is tho notion that juries composed o f or­ dinary are often -----incompci r y citizens ----------------------. tent to deal with the complex issues Involved in many criminal and civil cases. Defenders o f the system go be­ yond the fact that it is rooted in our judicial way o f life. They argue that where matters o f fundamental fact are concerned, jurors o f average mental attainment and education are Just as likely ns a group o f spe­ cialists to come up with a fuir Judg­ ment. . . „ Where cases embracing really baffling technical factors are at is­ sue, blue ribbon Juries o f exports are o f course called for — and com­ monly used. 1 . . .. Granting the validity o f this gen­ eral defense o f the jury system, It can nevertheless still he contended thnt too mnny grossly unqualified rsons find their way onto jury nchee. This country's growth in numbers is enough to widen this prospect. Judicial experts eager to Im­ prove Jury caliber tllbi are beginning to attack the problem —- at the federal court leval first. A tty . Gen. Robert Konncdy has sent Congress a bill to create a jury commission fur each U. 8. district court. Using questionnaires, these commissions would screen prospec­ K ! I tive jurors to make sure o f getting qualified individuals. Not the least o f the present d iffi­ culty arises from the fact that d if­ ferent methods for obtaining numea from which jurors are drawn. Some have used voting lists, others tele­ phone books, and so on. On occasion this lays the basis fo r litigant’s claims o f jury discrimination. The new bill would give the chief federal judge in each district the power to decide the source o f names for Jurors. But he would be barred from systematically or deliberately excluding any group in the popula­ tion. It is not only Jurors hut judges themselves who suffer criticism on grounds o f Incompetence, To assist the president in nam­ ing federal judges, the American Bar Assn, has an advisory commit­ tee which reviews the qualifications o f those under consideration. When certain presidential choices do not turn out too well, the A B A committee sometimes is assigned some o f the blame. In a new report, It reminds that it never advances candidates on its own but simply weighs tho merits o f those the ad­ ministration has in mind. The A B A says it has no responsi­ bility either for the “ political fac­ tors” which work to the end thnt most judgeship choices are o f the president's own purty. The limits o f the A B A ’s advice are clear enough. Y e t it jperforms a valuable function in lifting up the level o f the Judiciary. So, evidently, would any sane measure aimed at Improving jury quality. Dick Weit Soys Last O f T h e Freeloaders WASHINGTON (U P I) One of the molt distinguished membera of the prcit corps here ii a ubiquitous corres­ pondent known to hi* friend* end comptlrioU eg “ the last of the big freeloaders.” We called him “ Diamond John.” OUR lie came by his UUe by virtue of having dined gra­ tia for 10 straight nights on ancbovles and gooae liver canapes, which are to e Washington cocktail party what gun wadding is to the field artillery. This wai In IMS and the BOARDING ™ HOUSE ItHiS It A COiNCiOCMCkMCBiT-j WM A FELLOW ISNSHTOftr < tm' afwub SfcJTTM AFWAI&tt cA#r CMT (WltapADsf S •Savona to knowitwa.'wai.. UNDERSTAND, BUT t * JUST NOW 38TCS THlNKlNO OP A T R A C *-' .gmDoew/ATEK IE UP TO, Lana ersreMviiTH Pago 4 m Sanford, Florida Thun., February 7, iooa Ip &anfrrd rmllit M A L T K K At U IK M lW , MJITOM A >H N I M I H K R L A N K Y VKNSHKL • IIW A U II N. U N U M O M ) N au m hi ■ Kdltur AUvsrtlelng Director J V U I WTStLLI SAHIB L. ■HONNAKKSS County t a ilo r llm liw .s U t iw t t r C B C K IIA PAKSSSSN SHIHI.KY CO A MB HocMty Bailor C lsu irU d Mansser DOT HlUfllVMUTSSAM PM AAK V O LTO U SH fe a tu re B ailor Circulation Mauautr I'M ED WBLLB Mechanical Supt Ml ■SUMPTION NATKB N r Mat! •catlaele t e a a lr A ll other III.SS t Year IM S I Year I I * W **k L T I ( Moil Ilia S.M I Hon Ilia l.o* I Months 1.10 I Month* 1.0* 1 Month l.*4 1 Month U. a. I ’ oaial lUculatlona proviso that all mall aubaorlplloaa ha pal* In aSvaaco. ■ a n a lle llr ir r Entered a* aecend olaaa m atter October ST, ISIS a t the Too* O ff lo* • ( Baa I ora, riorW a. under the Act * f Con a reel o f Marob. Tha Herald la * member o f (ho United Traoe which l* antlllad oactuaivMy to tho uao fo r ropublUatlou o f all lh * local nawa prlatoit In Ibla neteapapor. No part o f any material, n*w * or advertising, o f thl* edition o f Tho Hanford Herald may !>• reproduced In any mannar w ith ­ out written permission o f tlia publloher of Tbo Harold. Any Individual or firm raaponelbla fo r oueh rapnxlurtloa w ill unaldarod aa Infrlnslny on Tha lierald'a repyrlght and w ill bar. ___ liable_ .for undar tha law. 1'ubllaliad___ dally aa>cpt . . deniaaca ___ in___,_________,__________ pap .uaiuidaa. Sunday and Chrlitmaai publlahad Saturday preeeediag l C briflm aa record atilt standi. I doubt it will ever be broken, for fri'cloading lecins to lx i dying art. A realty talented freeloader la almost aa rare nowadays aa a zither tuner. Moat of Uw old-timers who developed the modern techni­ que! of treeloading are now on the Inactive list, having been rendered bora do com­ bat by a few too many hors d'oeuvers. Occasionally, t h e y will coma out of reUiement and flash some ef their old form. But It’a apparent that they are a step slower than they used to be and lack the sta­ mina tor regular participa­ tion. In our builneu, lt*a aztomaUe that freeloaders never come back. Membera of the younger generation aecm lo lack the heart lor fncloadlaf, si least of lbs championship caliber. They will give it a go it the spread promise* to be lavish enough. Otherwise, they don’t bother lo show up. A freeloader simply can't be selective and still stay la the peak of condition. Accept­ ing the good with the had la the mark of s trua professtonal. 1 have aft-n many of the newcomers buying their own drinks, which la grounds fur UlsquallficaUon. What la worse, tame of them stand treats, which la tantamount to throwing the game. No wonder President Ken­ nedy la concerned about tha yuuih of America growing soft. Among the freeloaders of my acquaintance, those who work out regularly, “ Dia­ mond John” la the only one who could bold hla own In international competition. He gave some of us a fright recently by getting married. We feared a wife might cramp Mi style, but be assured us that matrimony would be no handicap. “ Al­ ter nil.” be said, “ two can frecload as cheaply aa one.” “HEATED PLANE*” Surface* of planes flying at twice tbe apeed of sound will heat to 300 degrees Fahrenheit even in fairly thin atmosphere >1 10,000 fe*L a Dr. Crane's W o rry C lin ic Tom says he ran under aland why hla homa environmeat predUposod him to a homoMiual life. Hut ho wanla to change. And he can alter hla personality If he slactrtly trie* to do *o. But It la lika changing a chronic drunkard, Tha vic­ tim must WANT to make lh* change—net hla relaUrea! CASK 0-452: Tom 2. aged Id, 1* the homosexual mention­ ed yesterday, “ Dr. Crane," he confessed when I later intervlawed him, “ my dad ia n loud spoken, ath­ letic type o f man. “ A* far back aa I can re­ member, I have always been in awa of hla loud voice and tendency to show off hie big muscles. “ Meanwhile, I have clung to my mother, who was a aoftspoken timid aoul who liked music and always smtlled sweat because of perfume. "So I can now see why I have Identified myself far more with Mother than with Dad. “ I shunned boy's sports, for t never learned how to become proficient In them. “ Besides, Dad was always Irritable at my lack of (kill. Ha angrily would call me “ but­ ter fingers" when I dropped tho ball. * “ So 1 Juet naturally drifted Into the enjoyment of femin­ ine things- But I would like to alter my outlook If It le pos­ sible. “ Dr. Crane, do you know any homosexual* who have ac­ tually made the change?” Yes, it Is Just d* possible for a homosexual to change aa for any alcoholic to make a right-about-face, or a dope ad­ dict or cigarat smoker to break such an entrenched habit For homosexuality la elmply an adult carry-over of a nor­ mal stage in the emotional de­ velopment of human being*. First w* start out in Ufa aa Intenaa egotista. Tha world re­ volve* around ouraelvea ao wa psychologist* describe t h i s early etoge aa the egocentric. N ext w* enter the parental ■tags, aa at kindergarten, wherein wa admit the Import­ ance of our father and mother fee prominent “ planets” re­ volving around our ago. And at tha age of g or 10, wa anter tha third stage of emotional growth, which la tha true homosexual phase, with­ out tha adult sexual attrib­ utes. For at the ag* ef 10, we have little uea for the opposite ■ax but cling to our own gang. Sometime* such children con­ coct myeterlous secret societies and sign their names in blood. They vow eternal loyalty to each other. And to be celled “ ■itsy“ la then the wont In­ sult to a boy. But In the middle teens, molt people enter the fourth stags, which ie the heterosex­ ual, wherein we look to the op­ posite sex for love and affec­ tion. Alas, aoma people become permanently “ fixated” at one of the earlier, mora juvenile etsgesl Then, despite an adult body and aven • college diploma, thoy may aUU remain egocen­ tric (psythopathla personal­ ity). Or they stay old bachelon and old maids, tied to mam­ ma’s apron strings and unable to get beyond the parental ■tags of emotional develop­ ment Olhere become fixated at the gang or homoaexual stage and thus havt physical love af­ fairs with their own sex. But this adult homosexual, ity Indicates a Juvenile emo­ tional retardation, ao any humoeeiual who can understand this Una o f reasoning, should resolutely try to grow up to the heterosexual itagc. Mora tomorrow I To The E d ito r an certainly not tha hind af administration that would ha worth a 100 percent raise In salary and expanses. This and tha fact that both city and county commissioner* only put In part time on tha job, tht majority la spent in their various business establish­ ments, la a very good reason for tho taxpayer* to oppose any legislation to raise sala­ ries and expenses a* hath branches of tho aommlaelonship seem Is • lead pipe riaeh. Tha Mayor asked for dUsen* and taxpayers optalone an theao subjects, ao this is mins, and I ’m aura it la tho opinion of many more, especially tho property owners along Mailonvlll* Ave. At no time, prior to the tentative approval or since tha rejection have the home own­ ers, slung this right of way easement* been asked this opinion*. The resultant damage, un­ sightliness, and Utor money and labor to repair their tom up lawn* and shrubbery, plus the safety angle of a fuel Una pipe at tha front door, ha* never been discussed with them or any assurances given on these questions. Do not eipect ua proparty owners to shod crocodile loan for the plight of this pipe In­ POLAROID Color Film stallation program. So, Instead of ramroddlng this project through, let* have some sane consideration given to not only the pipeline and ACL side but of this con­ troversial matter, but alu tha goodly share of homoowners and taxpayers who also are In this city. ChArle* M. Harper Do Gaulle's great display of independence now is consider­ ed characteristic of the be­ havior of other leader* of the European democracies. When the United State* first pro­ posed that European maritime nationa atop freighters flying their Dags from c a r r y i n g Communist arms to Cuba, they all howled to high heav­ en. They maintained it would be Impossible to stop free trade on the high seas. It would be too difficult to or­ ganise such an embargo. When they saw the photo­ graph* of tho Russian mis­ siles on the Cuban bust's, how­ ever, ell the howlers shut up immediately and swung into line to support an all-out blockade. De Gaulle even sent a message to Kennedy, suylng that if tile Cuban crisis devel­ oped Into a war, Franc* would be with the United States. So the expectation and the hopo are that if another showdown devidups, Dr Gaulle Quotes will be right In there pitching co-operation with the best of the allies. Nobody professes to know whet the general will do next, for he i* French and tho F r e n c h are unpredictable, which ii whnt makes them so delightful and so annoying at one and the same time. A final rejection of British membership In the Common Market I* not expected to l>u permanent. A temporary re­ jection might interfere with U. S. negotiations for reduc­ tion of European tariffs and the making of new trade agreements, but It might help exports of U. 8. farm prod­ ucts. The British arc famous for being able to muddle through, even when the going la rough­ est. Their fulluro to gain ad­ mission to the Common Mar ket at tills time would nut change U. S. policies toward Europe. And the prospect* fur withdrawal of A m e r i c a n forces from Europe, while de­ sirable as a long-range objec­ tive, is not even being consid­ ered In the face of today’s world situation. The wise and generous ac­ tion of China In iU border CO M PLETE dispute with India L out­ standing. With complete vic­ INVESTMENT SERVICE tory achieved It yet handed back the fruit* uf victory, an Listed and unlisted Securities action without parallel in his­ Mutual Funds tory. — Dr. Hewlett Johnscn, the ALLEN A CO. “ Bed Dean” o f England's 211 E. LEMON ST. Canterbury Cathedral. LAKELAND, FLA. It Is time that the company Member: Midwest Stock Kxtk of cowards wa* booted out (of Chicago Board of Trado television) and the company of wild men was booted in to Orlando Sale* Repraaeatatlva make a melee, a ferment, an Informed but sublime and cru. MRS. S TA N COMSTOCK aUva Insanity in television. Pk. GA 1-8114 — Writer Ray Bradbury B arbs By Hal Cochran A youth arrested for driv­ ing 70 milea an hour said he was busy rsading a safety pamphlet and didn't notice the speedometer. Ltttars Sanford Herald Editor] In pushing for the Intareeta of the pipeline company and the Naval Air Station at tha ex pen** of the railroads, it Nni that a more thorough research should b* don* con­ cerning tha amount of money to be spent on this pipeline Installation, the true and ac­ tual amount of tarings for tha 8NA8 yearly, the aoonomlc lose to the railroad* and workmen, plus tha over­ all economic Impact on the City of Sanford. It appears non* of these matter* were fully Investi­ gated when the City Commis­ sioners first gave tentative approval of this projected in­ stallation. J f . J remember correctly, when this approval was first given, you, Mr. Larry Ver* ahel waa tha first to wonder aloud and In print, why the Interest of the ACL and the workers had not been taken Into conelderaUon. Now, Mr. Vsrshtl, and I supposed tha policy of tha paper has forgotten about tha public carrier, for the plump­ ing le all for the pipeline In­ torente. Mle alto has been critical about the soundness and thoroughness of Commission­ er Raborn'e prose statement. Mr. Rabcrn hat evidently considered the legal interpre­ tation of property easements, which are given for publle utilities of which both Flo­ rida Power and Light and the Sanford Gas Co. fit, whtreaa tho piptUOa la strictly not a public ullUty. I hold no brief for tho vaclllatkm of eovoral commis­ sioners, for this kind of thinklag, foroo|ght and hindsight WASHINGTON— (N E A ) — Tbo despair of average cltltens over the prospect of real International co-operation ever being achieved la worsened now by the strange behavior of French President Charles do Gaulle. On the one hand he has blocked Great Britain's admls■lon into the European Eco> notnie Community—EEC. On tha other hand he refueei to go along with the agreement made by President Kennedy and U. K. Prima Minister Harold Macmillan for a Polaris mlsella defense plan for Europe. In Washington, tha official Ilna la that De Gaulla'a upset­ ting of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation and Common Market applecarts is un­ fortunate, not what tha Unit­ ed States would have willed. But it 1* said these are ques­ tions fur the European coun­ tries to decide for themselves, and the U. S. will stay out of the arguments. It Is maintained with a straight fare that whatever comes of this will cause only temporary detour of peace­ ful traffic down the main streets of history. U. 8. trade exar Christian A. Harter (a In Paris, conduct­ ing negotiations on tariff re­ ductions, and ambassador Liv­ ingston T. Merchant la in Paris, negotiating for creation of a NATO nuclear force, Juet aa though De Gaulle had not merely pounded a shoe but thrown one. No American official In any way responsible for the con­ duct of U. 8, foreign policy could afford to take u position contrary to this view In this nuclear age. The defense of the free world ia neccsarlly held Indivisible. Close political relationships across tha At­ lantic Is considered Inevitable because of the community's sconomlc Interdependence. All this unity la considered essential if there is to lie any successful resistance to world­ wide Communist aggression. In one sense, it le said to be the current Communist split between Russia and Red China which encourages people like De Gaulle to go off on tang­ ents. And it is tha success of tha United States In forcing Russia to withdraw mlaellee and Jet aircraft from Cuba which give* weetorn go-ltaloncra their aelf-confldcnce to show off. Notebook The average school kid thinks there are mora ques­ tions than there are answer*. Quiet • • • Uk# Clams That'* tha way wa ara about tha affairs of our customere. ft could be no othor way. Why do women aek a collec­ tor to call again when they never want to see him7 Lota of women take up law, but not aa many a* lay It down. M o re You BUILD (ML FA2-3103 Here, at your disposal, is a complete Builder's Service FROM PLANNING TO COMPLETION HOME OR COM M ERCIAL NEW CONSTRUCTION or REMODELING WE’RE A T YOUR SERVICE IS HERE! Wieboldt's CAMERA Sh D SU n a ku A c o n s t r u c t io n CO. BMOP 210 8. PARK AVE. 211 W . 25TH ST. F A 2-3103 �. f\ + - f * v il Reorganization Set For Fire Dept. The emirr North Orlando Volunteer Fire Dept, is be­ ing reorganized upon recom­ mendation of the Village Council by Henry Ward as­ sisted by Bob Dean. The first reorganizations! meeting was held last Sat­ urday and another will be bold at 3 p. m. on Feb. 16. Mayor Frank Fasuta s ac­ tion on Jan. 19 in dismiss­ ing Bob Stephenson as Vill­ age Fire Chief has been de­ termined Illegal and out of order by all parties concern- s Income Tax Man To Address DeBary AARP % F IN A L CONTESTAN'l'S in the Altamonte Garden Club’n Shuffleboard Content which closed last Saturday were Mr. and Mm. \Vebl>er Haines, left and Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson llodjres. The two couples played the first name to a (18 point tie before the Haines spurted ahead to victory going on to take the second name by n large mnrgin, They will receive the con­ test trophy at the next meeting o f the Garden Club. (Herald I’ hoto) h l a *3* < B i> DeBary Dupllrnte Bridge Club played to 1H tables in two sections directed by How­ ard Middleton at this week's Tuesday afternoon meeting in the Community Center. First acctlun winner* were NS, first, Col. and Sirs. W. W. Hague; second, Mrs. Kdna Reilly and Mrs. Louise Mid­ dleton; third, Mrs. Iluth Uiatt and Phil Dclierard; fourth, H. fitly Chase and Miss Ethel Johnson. E\V, first, Mrs. Myron Actardl and Mrs. Hurry Scliob; second, ft. T. Stevens and Mrs, Hugh DuVal; third, Mr. anti Sirs. Virgil Mot*; fourth, Mr*. O. N. Lackey and Mr*. Duvid Singer. Section Two winner* were KS, first, Mrs. D. J. Crawford and Mr* Doyle Driver; scroitd, Mi*. E. K. Anderson and Mrs. Ucorga Hardin; third, Mr. and Mr*. E. Z. Wnlter*; fourth, Mr. and Mrs. George Pearsall. K\V, first, Mr*. Alliert Be* sunt and Mr*. Frank Holder; secontl, Mi**. Elsa Unkles and George Dickie; third, Mrs. L. A. Tarbcll and Mrs. If. E. Hatson; fourth, Frank Mathcson and Hurry M. Hi own. Vegetable Market I ,4 0 I * DeBary Bridge Casselberry Boy Scout Troop Club Names Changes Location Of Meetings Weekly Winners 1 * In New York Wednesday Florida cabbage sold for 11.00S4.25 per crate, with ainnll to medium sires at $3.5<>-$3.75. Celery wus $3.25-$J.fiO per crate of J to 4 dozen sizes, with a few at $3.75. Light o f­ fering* uf Chinese cabbage were $2.0O-f2.25, endive wai $3.00-(3.76, mostly (.1.00-13.50 and escarole (.’.00-12.75, most­ ly (2.25 per crate. Komaine lettuce ranged from (2.00(2.75, mostly (2.00-$2.50 and fair quality and small Boston lettuce was (1.25.(2.00 per rrutc, according to quality and size. Crates of 6 dozen bunches of curly parsley were (3.00(3.50 and radishes continued to tell for 75 cents to (1.00, mostly (LOO per basket of 300 oz. film baskets. Watercress was 12-15 cents per bunch. Bain and wet fields Interfer­ ed with harvesting in Central Florida yesterday. Offerings were extremely light, and very feV salrs were quoted. Celery brought (2.25 per crate lor 2 to 8 dosen sizes. Cartons of futr quality cauliflower were $2.00 for 12 small to medium heads, and radishes continued to sell at 05-75 relit* per basket. Supplies of all other commodities were in­ sufficient to quote, but cabbage at Belle Glade sold for (2.75 (3.00, mostly $2.75 per crate. Shipments from F l o r i d a Tuesday Inrluded: celery, rail 17 cars, truck, 39 carlot equiv­ alents; cabluigr, rail 1 truck 44; escande iuil none, truck 18; lettuce tall none, truck 8 and radishes rail 2, truck 10. Horses and mules still have a good run for their money in New York State. There are an estimated 42 thousand of them and they are worth nearly $6-5 million. cd. No formal charges w ill1 be filed against Stephenson and no hearing will be con­ ducted. The new- volunteer group will elect its own officials and will be completely inde­ pendent of council Jurisdic­ tion. Village-owned equip mcnl, which includes the fire truck, will lie made avail­ able for lease or purchase to the group and although in­ surance premiums for the first six months are being paid by the village, the vol­ unteers after that time will have to provide their own funds. Ward has asked that the siren ami two batteries re­ moved during the recent Cubun Crisis for use a* a warning system be replaced on the truck. He stipulated that one of the first steps to­ wards putting the newly formed organization on an operating basis must tv to gel (lie truck In running con­ dition. All men in Ihe village In­ terested in joining and work­ ing with the volunteer asso­ ciation are invited to attend tlie next organizational meet­ ing. Ry Mrs. Adam Muller The DeBary Chapter of the American Assn, of Retired Persons will meet at Ihe Community Center at lo a. m. Friday. Guest speaker will lie W. II. Parkinson of Uie Orlando Internal Revenue Service office who will speak on "Special Income Tax Pro­ visions for Retired People." A qurstkin and answer per­ iod will follow. Past President Elmer Grumbacker is investigating a new insurance plan to cov­ er medical costs of cancer lly Jane Casselberry rases and will report on his | Lyman High School will findings at tlie March meet­ ing of the group. At that fnce Oak Ridge of Orlando in time a local reprccnlallve another Brain Bowl Mnlrli to of the company also will he lie held this Sunday at 3:30 present to discuss the plan. p. m. in tlie Lyman Auditor­ Marge Ulrich, president, ium. The I.yinnn Brain Team lost reports Ihal a delegation from the DeBary Chapter to Satellite Beach in an en­ will attend the Area Four counter Inst Sunday. Participating on the team AAnP Cenfcrence to lie held this week will be David Smith, April 4-5 in Clearwater. Pete Carlson, Itoger Schmidt nnd a new member, Richard Hall. Lyman Brain Team To Meet Oak Ridge By Janr Casselberry |munity Methodist Church at With a membership of 50 10.15 n. in. where they huvo 1‘oys, Boy Scout Troop 341 of been invited to uttend in a body. Casselberry ha* outgrown the There w ill be a covered dish old meeting place on Ovcr- supper on Munday evening at lironk Dr. und is now meeting 7 p. in. for the scouts and their in Weaver Hall of the Cassel­ families. Each family Is asked berry Community Methodist to bring ■ covered dish, unhid Church. . or dessert and their own table At their first meeting at the service. church held Monday night, Following Uie s u p p e r a Ted Daniel wus surprised with Court of Honor will be held a decorated birthday enkc, and two films, “ Lure of l.unmade from Angel food rakes oebe'* and *Huw to I’itcb a stacked three high, which was Tent" will lie shown. served with punch by his wife Two of the scouts, Jerry and daughters. Skislnk und Hicky Casselberry The troop is planning two recently were elected by their activitiua In honor of Buy fellow scout* as outstanding b'eout Week. The scouts have campers to lie candidates for been asked to attend church in the Order of the Arrow. They uniform this .Sunday which Is underwent tile Oidcul held Buy Seoul Sunday. Catholic last weekend at Camp l.anH ie February meeting of boya will attend Muss together oche in the Ocala National the fi-H Club wilt lie held at 7 und the I’rotestant buys will Forest and were initiated into p. m. Monday In the Hume meet at the Cnssellierry Com- the organization. Drttitiniliutiim Center In San­ ford. I’ bins will be made for at­ tending the Florida State Fair in Tuinpu on Fell. HI (4-1! Day) nnd members who wish to mukr the trip will be re­ quired to bring up-to-date Record Books to the meeting. This hunduy the club will lie By Helm Snodgrais Jane Vaught, Carolyn Wat­ special guests of the New Enterprise Girl Seoul Troop son and Loui>e Zavin.ki, Smyrna (leech Biding Club 802, formerly Troop 102, re­ One year membership stars “ Sandspurs" at a show when cently celebrated Us fifth were presented to Judy Kel­ the local 5-H’er* will bo rec­ birthday st which time five ley. Linda Long, Connie Sel­ ognized nnd introduced as a year pins were presented to lers, rally Urban and Pam­ group. Lust Sunday a number of Mrs. Ft. T. Hatchett, leader, ela Walasek. Receiving pro­ members took part in s show and to Carrie Hatchett, Pat- ficiency badges earned at «t Uumtil In, bringing home oy Long, Laura Thuriam, camp during the summer seven ribbon* in spite of the were Carrie 1la Idiot, dabbler; Linda Umg, life saver, pion­ Inclement weather. Finns presently are being eer and outdoor safely; Pat­ made for the club to make a sy Long, outdoor safety, bird and mammal; Patty Urban, morning visit to Seminole outdoor safety, bird, mammal Bucewuy to see the paccra and campcraft; Pam Wala- work out. More detail* on this sek, outdoor safety and pio­ trip will be announced at Mon­ neer und Louise Zavlnski, day night's meeting. PER 100 LB. Charles E. Hudson, s sales- bird. CYLINDER Members of the troop now man on the staff of Strick­ Firemen To Collect arc working for first class land and Morrison, Inc., San­ No Installation Charge By Jane Casselberry ford, has been certified as a rank. As one of the require­ Delivery Anywhere In Casselberry Fire Chief Paul ments they will present a graduate of the retail sales­ Bales has announced that Seminole County play, “ The Cleanest Town In manship course conducted in there will be Bremen on hand Cocoa Beach recently by a the West," which already It In rehearsal. at Ihe Casselberry Fire Sta­ itaff instructor of Ford Mo­ tion from I a.m, until 2:30 In addition, (o make first tor Company's Atlanta Mar­ class, each girl must have p.m, Sunday to receive dona­ keting Institute. tions for the Cerebral Palay Certification of course com­ completed second class rank Drive being held in conjunc­ pletion was announced by L. and oarned 10 proiicienry too W. tat HT. badges. tion with the annual telethon. C. Brock, director of Die Ford Institute. The week - Ions Nurse, taught by J. A. Griggs, In■tilulc instructor, included fundamentals of salesman­ ship, specific individual as­ signments, and group parti­ cipation In simulated retail­ ing situations. 5-H Club Sets Monday Meeting SHELL: m gj FOOD FAIR SHOPPING CENTER K e l l y 's 25th Cr Park Open !) Ill 9 Mon. • Thurs. • Fri. •Mil (5 T uck. - Wed. - Sal. 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A beautlfcatkm program for the area will be discuss­ ed and George R. Boulden will report on methods and means for getting the pro­ gram underway in the com­ munity. Members will present preferenecs and suggestions for monthly programs during the year. • - - - enough to pay We Have Cell Dae A Habit Uf Making Density. TKrrarr A D C KJ V / r tll Suck Dreams YOUR BILLS! Come Tree . . . TRY FERN $ USJ , , . H-2127. 5:30 In 5:00 Daily eirrpt Wed. and Sat. 8:30 to 1:00 Wed. end Sat. F P LA ZA . IH Z IR O -O E G A II M O T I C n O N for up to I I peeeda of fn io n feed M l N O D IF E O tT IN S I V I A In list frooh food «em * pertinent ! ! I PORCELAIN VEGETABLE BIN store* 9/10 bethel M f HANDY DOOR STORAGE holds toll bottlos M l HIDE OUT SHILF C B URNETT F IN A N C E C O M P A N Y FERN General Electric Straight Line design pula 11.2 cm. ft* et freak end treaen feed storage in only 2 t In thee width, yet every feet*re I* easy to get at, a deWpbt fa u tel . ALL PARK. FLA. 77 Call FA 2-5733 Ever dream, of having... M Dual Channel Amplifier TErrace 8-2127 218 80 With Trude T*J02K EASY CREDIT TERMS - UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAY mu �■» ffp LIKELY CANDIDA!! Palmer M an To Beat plant* dlacaaa moat at tfea grecm were toil during the winter and tbeie have been brought along in the law two months to a playable condi­ tion. “ It’a going to take oome tricky putting to get the ball In the hole' ■■Id veteran Stan Leonard of Vancouver B. C. "They’ve done a fine job of bringing theso greens along. But they still are go­ ing to give us some trou­ ble.” The top pros ripped up tho fl,700 yard lay out in the pro am Wednesday, however. ' BUI Caspar and Joe Camp­ bell tied for low money with ala under par K i, each winn­ ing $230. Don Haaiengate and Don January had 07; and the OSa Included NlcUaua, Jack Fleck, Maion Rudolph, Jacky Cuplt and Art WalL Palmer, with a lot o( help from comedian Bob Hope, won the pro amateur money of $200. The Maitera cham­ pion had a 70, but with Hope, an 11 handlcapper, helping lilm eight atrokei, hla team had a beat ball of 17 under par 05. “ Can you Imagine that guy lielng me with a 11 on the front nine/' groaned Palm­ er after the round. 4‘ ‘ OOT TO DO lPU6HT Rain Continues To 'Plague' Harness Track taittuw \fROSE*'' Papp Eyes World Tide VIENNA, Austria (U PI) Unbeaten Lasxlo Papp of Hunfsry, very impressive in hla toeend defense of the Euro­ pean middleweight crown, hoped today for a summer Shot at the world title. Veteran Papp, 37 and the only admitted professional atb(Ole in tho Soviet bloc, scored ■ technical knockout In tho llth round over Goorgo Ald­ ridge of England Wednesday light before 13,000 In jammed Itadthal!* Arena. It was southpaw Lasalo'a 10th victory and perhaps tho most Impressive performance In hla 23 professional fights, Which Included two drawa. Al­ io, it was knockout No. 11. Papp, tho only three-time Olymple boxing chxmplon, Weighed 150U pounds; Ald­ ridge, 1EE. Referee Ban Bricl of Hol­ land stopped the uneven con­ test with only 2d seconds re­ maining In the final round bocause Aldridge, ehampion of Legal Notice NOTICII TO THIS rODLIC Aldridge, 20, was floored in the British Isles, had juit risen from a knockdown and that session by a left smash was tottering groggUy. HU to the Jaw for a count of eight. right eye was swollen shut That w u tho only tint* George hit the deck; but in tho 11th round tho stocky, Siprna With Bills BUFFALO, N. Y. (U PI) - black-haired and black-mua(ached Lasxlo gave him such Quarterback Phil Vogrln of a battering against the ropes Kansas Stato College of Pitts­ that rereree Brlel pulled Laetburg and linebacker Frank lo away and counted beslda Loefflcr of Missouri Valley Aldridge until the bell rang College have signed 1903 con­ at the count of eight. tracts with the Buffalo Bills of (bo American Football Lea­ gue. Farm Out Whltte SAN FRANCISCO tUPI) — Ex-Villa nova g u a r d llubio U. S. Loses VIENNA (U PI) — An eatl- Whitte wai farmed to the mated 12,000 fans watched a Camden, N. J., Bullets of tb« Csech All-Star squad defeat Eastern Basketball League tho touring United States ama­ Wednesday by the San Fran teur Ire hockey team, $-2, Mon­ cisco Warriors of tho National day night at Prague, according Basketball Association. to Radio Prague. New Stadium NEW YORK (U PI) — It’s now official: New York’s new stadium In Flushing Meadow Park will bo known as "WlllUm A. Sbea Stadium.” f tho City of Sanford will •Id O roeular mirtlnt on Tntadsy, rebraarr It, IMS, in lh« CUr Commlnlon Room at toe a t y Hall nt 1:1* P. M. la order to conildor a return f*r • variance of tho requiremonu la tho aide yard aa : m o t in s t'M D ra p i n m o r i nam k u w Chetilt Dickens w u an eminent pa. . . ^ Iron of Justorinl A Brooks who then a* now provide the choicest in wines end spirits. Try the famous Rare J*B Scotch, of flavour unsurpassed. noticm is HKiiienr oivB N that lha undarilanad daa tria * t * aneneo ta b otlaete a t Saaford, srm laole County, Flarldn, under lha nnma a l buaiiieo c it ie s ■k iiv ic m . Inland te raslalar ihr aamo a i m w ith lha clarh ut lha Circuit C oart at Saoilaeia O aaaiy, Florida. a/ Qoo. A. Iluahoa a/ Jana w. Iluahoa a/ R. W . W llllam a a/ Dorothy « . Wllllama ■utchlaen and L alllar •S w a rd s Dulldln* r e s t O ffice D raw er U On a ford. Florida A ttorney* fo r Owner* fa b lia u Jam. is , I t * row jagiMreyid# Frank Robinson Conies Out Off Retirement; Inks Pact United Press International AU It took was a $ao,ooo contract to bring Cincinnati's Frank Robinson out of ' ‘re­ tirement.” The 17 year old outfielder, who Insisted last September that 19C2 would be his lait one io bate ball, signed with the Reds for 1M Wednesday, accepting g $M,M0 contract that made him the highest paid Cincinnati player In his­ tory. Robinson batted At 2 and hit M homers last season, daring which b* received ap­ proximately $40,000. Ha said Wednesday ha was acrious about quitting but "changed my mind” after seeing hla 1963 contract. Vada Pinion also signed with the Reds for an estimated $29,000 and club president Bill DeWItt announced a total of IB player; already under contract. Tb* Botton Red Sox made it • total of 14 by olglng out floldtra Carl Y u tm m ik l and Roman Mejias and pitchers Earl Wilson, Milk* Fornlo­ ts* and Wilbur Wood. Right hander Tom Chen­ ey, who stuck out 21 Balti­ more batters during a It in­ ning gama last Mason, agreed to te ra i with Washington, which now baa satisfied M of Its players while Urn Kanua City A ’a announced the algnlnga of outfielders Qiao ClmoU tad Bobby Del Greco and catcher Haywood Sulli­ van. Outfielder Don Dillard ob­ tained In a deal with Cleve­ land, became Uw nth mem­ ber of tbe Milwaukee Braves to capitulate, end the Phil­ adelphia Phillies signed infielder Cookie Rojas, catcher Larry Outright and pitcher* Dick Beck and Ferguson Job- John Quae, general man­ ager of the Phils, announced ROME (U P I)—Giulio Rinal Although snore than a util- (hat tnfaldar Billy Klaus, re­ di, the European light heavy lion earthquakes shake the leased by the club late last weight champion, Monday earth each year, not one of season, has been invited to turned down n $10,000 offer to them can be predicted. aprlng training. fight Joae Torres In Puerto Rico "In the near ftitur*." test the Hoard of AdJuMmtnl B Plnacrait lubdlvlaloa, bird Addillaa. Lot II. Edward r. Lana, Chairman Pabllah February T, ISIS. PROVIDENCE, R. I. (U PI) —Corky Cassius Clay was moved Into a challenging posi­ tion today by tha World Box­ ing Association, which boost­ ed him from thtrd to second among heavyweight contend­ ers. That elevation placed Clay, of Louisville, Ky., In the slot frera which ha can challenge the winner of the return April title fight betwaen champion Sonny Liston and top con­ tender Floyd FatUrsen. TUC Z J -'tc A Q OLO ROOKtB & 7HeiCCU*P b to p e r o a O U T P lB L D t B A LA U cnf Rejects Offer WOTICR IB IIEIIKUY OIVKW ( •rtalaa ta proparly located Cloy Gains In Boxing Outfielder Jim Rickman, tofielders Larry Burrlght and Tim Harkness, pitcher Larry Foss and catcher Norm Sher­ ry all came to terms with the New York Meta; catcher • • • g • C IW A r flNUTOMMMTANOMCtNTULnORlM PAVIO1300 CAR MAXIMO ARIA M004M4 METAURANT VACUITY ■fM/wy m cmtMOl III ard IQUHM NINE RACES NK3MUVIXCIPT SUNOAY PARI MUTUI L - OAUY DOUBLE • GUINIIU.. MIDWAY RETWUN tANfORO AMD ORLAHDO MWV. 17-93 Tom Halter signed with the San Francisco Giants and out fielders Roger Sorenson, Paul Blair and Dave May were satisfied by Uw Baltimore Orioles. Pryor's Still Holds Lead In Mixed League Pryor’s State Farm Insur. anco team still holds the lead In the Thursday Nlto Mixed League having 52 wins and 21 On* point behind la Pow­ ell’s Office Supply with 51 wins and 29 tones and one point behind them la Apple­ by's Restaurant with 80 wins and SO Ioims . Fourth place ia held by Heart Counell with 32 wins and 40 losses. Fifth is Taylor Named Top Player BOSTON (U P I) — Jim Taylor, Green Bay’* powerful fullback, today was aalactad aa the top National Football League player of 1962 in the weekly Editor’s Poll. Taylor received a percent­ age score of 93 to the ballot­ ing by BE o f tho nation's apart* writers, Y, A. Tittle, the New York Giants quar­ terback, was second with • percentage of 80. Stelnmeyer’a with 29 wins and 51 losses and last but not least is Cook's Corner with 26 wins and 54 tosses. There were only three series of 500 plus this week, Vergil Anderson of Pryor’s having a 553; C. E. I’lercy of Appleby’s with a 547 and Ellen Bells of Powell's with a 523. Pryor's was the only team reporting spills with Sleek Body converting the 3-10 and 3-7-10; Vergil Anderson con­ verting the 3-10 and Eleanor Anderson converting the 5-10. VAH-3 Wives Pacing Loop VAH-3 Enlisted Wives, with 44 wins and 33 tosses, still hold firat place to the Holler Motor Navy Wive* Bowling Ltagtio. YAH a Officers Wirt* bold second place with a 43-33 rec­ ord, followed by NAM-7 D 2 with a 42U-33U score. Gealo Sprallln. of VAH-9 EW, rolled a 179 to take credit Tbe Kodiak bear la said to for high game and Pat Slpley, be Uw largest meat eating ani­ of NAH-7 D 2, rolled a 501 for high seriea. mal to the world. 4 Wright Favored AtSt.Pele Open Tourney ST. PETEP-SBURG, F l a . (UPI—Mickey Wright of Dal­ las, Tex. was an odds on fav­ orite today aa a field of 35 women proa teed off In the $15,500 St. Petersburg Wom­ ens Open, the richest event ever on the Ladies Profession­ al Golf Association tour. The long ball hitting Tex­ an ignored cold and rain Wed­ nesday along with Clifford Ann Creed of Alexandria, La. to fire a par 71 over the 6,116 yard Sunset Golf and Country Club course In a pro patrons tuneup event, Mias Wright rate* the fav­ orite rola on the basis of her showing Wednesday under the adverse conditions and on her victory last week In tho Sea Island, Ga. Ladles Open. The youthful hilts Creed lacks the tournament experi­ ence of Miss Wright, having played in only one pro tournsment last year. Four familiar names trailed the two leaden in the tuneup with 73s. They were Jackie Pung, Peggy Kirk Belt, Mar­ lene Bauer Hag go and Judy Kimball. A local favorite ia Murlo Llndstrom of nearby Pinellas Park. Hha finished third at Sea Island. Blue Devils Face 'Slern' Test By United Proas International ft should be an easy ride for Duka to clinch tha top spot in the Atlantic Coast Conference, but that’ll be only half tha battle to gain a place to the post season NCAA champion­ ships. The third ranked Blue Dev­ ils faced Uieir sternest league teat of the season Wednesday night and came out with a convincing 07-66 victory over Wake Forest. The win gava Duke a 0-0 record in ACC play and left runner up Wnks Forest with an 8-2 mark. Duke still has five league games remaining, but seems a cinch to come home first. However, the Atlantic Coait Conference sponsor* a post season tournament among Ha members and tha Blua Davila would ulao have to sweep this to make their year’s work pay dividends. It was virtually no contest as Duke raced to an early lead and built a commanding 14 point margin at halftime, 4834. The defeat broke a 13 game winning streak for tha Deacons on their home court at Winston Salem, N. C. Art Heyman of Duke led all scorers with 22 points and added 13 assists while reserve center Hack Tieon contributed Welsh Tire Shop gained the onB of his finest performances lead to the Sandipurs Bowling with 20 points and 13 re­ League by winning three bounds. points from the Jet Inn. McRoberts Tire, who held first ptace by one point, lost throe to the SL John’s Realty team and the positions are re­ versed, with McRoberts now DAYTONA BE ACT! (U PI) one point behind Welsh Tire. —Fred Lorenzen of Elmhurst, Factory Paint Outlet came HI. unofficially broke tha away with a three-point win existing record for qualifying from Allx of Sanford and lap* for tho "Daytona 500” Stompar'a Real Estate and auto raee Wednesday with an Pierro Mfg. Co. split the de­ average speed of 161.781 cision of two wins each. mites per hour to his 1963 Eleanor Anderson had high Ford. •eriei of the week, a 479, and L o r e n s * o averaged the also high game of 190. Jane •peed over the seven laps in Webster turned to a 175 and practice runs for tbe big Louisa Owens • 164. Daytona race. > ‘V » I IJ SandspurLead Goes To Welch V Lorenzen Snaps Daytona Mark * RACING QUEEN STAKES FINALS SATURDAY N IGH T now racing! MMWEtt M i WMIR SOKE Post Time 8 P J L jftMINOUMK r iU Feb. 7, 196B but usually pours on tbe •team to get to the front be. fora the first turn Is teached. Then be concentrates on trying to increase the dis­ tance between himself and bis closest-contenders. Seven hard-driving speed­ sters will oppose Denny Mac tonight, namely Speed Beam, Zot, Sleek Ponda, Cherokee Hutou, Hello Charlie, Foxworth and Big Calhoun. Sleek Ponda la o three, time winner, having triumph­ ed to grade* C. B and A. In nine starts, all to grade A events, Zot his failed to hit the win column but he has been a quintela factor four times. Another matinee la on lap Friday. Heading the field for the daylight main event will be O. B.’a Deacon, Duke Drake, Mystery Tamer and Mrs, Mops. ...A to iV W % 3 T^BCUB* A B B D BAW W Zr f O Q 7H REB 0 ^ a k /m o w r m M A T H E W * .* Plagued since Sunday with rain Seminole official* were again forced to cancel rac­ ing Wednesday night. With a promised clearing forecasted for tho area, harness and quarter bora* racing la ex­ pected to resume tonight Meanwhile extensive condi­ tioning of tbe H mile oval has been underway. The featured quarter horse race for tonight will have graded double A class racing 3SO yards. Misty Joes Girl with jockey P Moore schedul­ ed to be a board looks to be the favorite after making her only start at this new meet­ ing n winning one Friday night. Strongest opposition will likely to come from Mr. Swamp Fox a three year old from the King Ranch of Florida end Vaughn War Bomb a four year old who won a M0 yard race on Sat­ urday night. The Oth n ee harness horse feature finds six starten In race for non winners of |S,000 last year. Heading the field of these alx fast patera la Grand Gratten a winner on Friday nght for trainer driv­ er Bill Robinson and Medow Girl also a winner on Friday night’s opening card- The moiling line favorites how­ ever will likely be ll.D. Chimes The five year old gelded son of H. D. Hanover who finlah* •d fourth in the foeture race Friday after a bad start but who was closing fast at the finish. The program for tonight Includea five harness and four quarter bone races aa the light* go on at Seminole Park. Pag* 6 — One of Uw track's winningeat greyhounds belonging to T. J. Daniel, owner of the wlnnlngest kennel, la certain to rate as the favorite In to­ night's featured ninth race at the SanfordOr Undo Ken­ nel Club. He is Denny Mae, who has won four of hit Ust five grade A starts. Two of these victories were ricked up in the very fast time of 31.06 ••toads and 31.11 seconds. The big 73-pound brlndto is Just a medium fast bresker ladlcatloas are that all the top money winner* tfala year •till are at the peak of their gamae and will be fighting for firat priae of $0,300 here. Jackie Burba, who won the Lucky International in fan Franclaco, warmed up with a two under par 70. Oene Littier, aeeond leading money winner on the tour lait year, had a « . Gene's laet competit!v* round was the final at the Palm Springs golf clas­ sic and he had a M there. Palmer, the defending champion, is going for hla third consecutive title here, and hie eecood of the IN I tour. THE LINEUP f t t iH l Denny Mac Rated Top S0KC 'Choice' Phoenix Opens PHOENIX, Arix. (U PI) Om e l the greateit fleldi In the S3 year history of the Phoenix Open Golf tourna­ ment toed off today with de­ fending champion Arnold Pal­ mer, National Open champion Jack Nlcklau* and PGA king Gary Ptayar rated aa ‘ the man to beat It'a the first round of a 73 hole tournament played on one court* the flat tree lined Arltona Country Gub, Tho proa aren’t beefing bem u m they are used to all types * f courses. But there win be mma trouble oa the greens here. Bccium of a Oxnfnrh Urin f Your Car Whet* the Expert* Are Brake & Front End Safety Service! RACING MATINEES WKDNK8DAY FRIDAY "It’a Mere Watch The Greylwuads Ran" SATURDAY j aloe* inocka and ax- SM ssw ar -b“ i b- ri"- 2 P.M . GOODYEAR Thunday U Ladies Night Berry! No Mineral KLNNLL Highway 17-92 Midway CLUH H SERVICE STORE •u w . i m s l F A t-iu i •i �fftrr ftmforft ^rralti (Danh Feb. 7, 1963 — Page 7 By Abigail Van Buren • TELEVISION TONIGHT T H U R S D A Y P . M. awe ( I ) C tasset e S i v m w (I) ABC Rventns R *p «ft D E A R A B B Y : Sixteen years ago I mnrried a man I did not love. 1 knew 1 didn’t love him but I was lonely. Now I have met n mnn I love dearly. He loves me, too. It is a decent love and not a dirty one. There are chil­ dren on both sides. What should I do? Go on living with u mnn I don’ t love or go to the one I love with all my heart? Please help me. SO IN LOVE so please give me some advice through your column. I am a trusted employe, and have handled the cash fo r several years. The bookkeeper showed me a foolproof way to steal small amounts o f money, nnd we hnvo been doing this for two years. W e don't take great amounts, but it Is now adding up to more than I had in­ tended to take. I have been having nightmares about getting caught and being sent to prison. I want to quit stealing, but the bookkeeper does not want to quit nnd we have to work to­ gether. How can 1 confess and make things right without involving the bookkeeper? W e are both family men. I f I don’t start living right I am afraid 1 will do aomething des­ perate. W hat is the answer? IN DEEP D E AR SO: How can an illicit "lo v e" between two married parties be u '‘decent’’ love? That “ love" didn't flower all by itself. It was born in impulse and cultivated by stealth. I f thnt is "love," then love is a dirty word (which it is n 't)! Stay with your husband and tell your "lo ve" to stay with his wife. No one finds real happiness stepping on the hearts o f others. • • • D E AR IN D E E P: Tell your col­ league In crime you're going to con­ fess the nmount you have taken, and would like to work out restitution, with interest. I f he won't do likewise, it’s his neck. D E A R A B B Y : Our office is in an upronr this week. Every girl here received a post curd invitation with the following measnge: "Bridal shower for Minnie. Please call the above number fo r g ift suggestions." I t ’s Minnie’s number, so apparently she is giving it herself. Minnie was married once, had three children and was divorced. She mnrried again last January. Now, five weeks later, this "bride" is giving herself a "bridal" ahower. Who’s crazy? V IR G IN IA • • * C O N FID E N T IA L TO " L " : Drop that pill, Grandpa, nnd get yourself a Valentine! • • • W hat’s on your mind ? For n per­ sonal reply, send, a self-addressed, stamped envelope to Abby, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. • D E AR V IR G IN IA : Anyone who accepts such un invitation. • • * • Hate to write letters? Send one dollar to AB BY, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Cnlif., fo r Abby’s new book­ let, "H O W TO W R ITE LETTERS FOR A L L OCCASIONS.” • D EAR AB^IY: When you rend this you will know why I can’t sign m y name or ask for n personal reply, $ jn a )b y O n (B hidqs North's two-club reiponso NORTH T Is tho Slayman convention A Q It Y AJ107 which asks South to show a ♦ J87S four-card mnjor suit. South ♦ S3 (A S T rcblds two spades. North goes WEST *783 to two no-trump and, with a A A 93 VK842 S3 full 17-point no-trump plus V ♦ Q 98 ♦______ K42 two tens, South !■ delighted * Q J 109 0 *843 SOUTH <U) to go on to game. A K J 104 West opens tho queen of fQ it clubs and as anyone can see ♦ A103 ♦ AKT that suit is the enemy. South No one vulnerable lets the queen of clubs hold. ■oath West North There Is nothing to fear from 1N.T, Pass 3 * Pass a shift. He wins the club ton(A Pm 1N.T. Pots tlnuaticH and notes that hs SN.T. Pass Pais a hat to do aomething about both the nee of apadea and Peter Leventrltt of New king of henrts In order to York Card School points out take the nino tricks hs has that the aco of spades Is the contracted for. only real danger, sines tha 3:31 t l ) (!) 1:11 ( 3) (!) (11 1:14 ( 3) III (II till (I) 4:41 ( 3) F R ID A Y P. M. ()> Wayne P ou .h tr 13:11 ( I ) Search far Tomor* 1:11 (l> Kdltertal row 4:11 ( I ) A tla n ta W eatktr ( I I Father Know* Beat ( I ) C re e l Headllsee 13:11 ( I ) Guiding Light 4:tS (3 ) Mewecepe 3:14 ( I I Mid-Day Kvpert ( i l l ( t ) Mid-Fla- X t v a 13:11 ( 3) NI1C New* Report 111# ( 3) N i n e a Wvatnrr 1:11 IS) Sparta Picture ( I ) Tha Illg Payutf (l> E dllerlet Comment ( I ) Mid-Fla. Report l i l t (S) W eather Shew 1:11 ( I ) 1-affltme ( I ) Hunting A Flaking 1:11 ( 3) Bllmnaatlca 1:31 ( I ) A t Tha World Turna wttk Dan ( t ) Amerlcanlem va. < !) Waatkar Communtam 4:11 ( I ) Brevard V ew e ( 8) H ighway Palral 1:41 43) People Are Funny 1:11 ( I ) Sparta Report 3:41 ( 3) Mcrv Orlffeu • : lt (1) Huntley Brinkley I I I Paeeword (SI Enchanted Stirrer ( I ) Day In Court 7:44 C l Tun Are Thera (S ) Baa Hunt (S) Tkla W tak Ik Bporla f i l l ( I ) W a lle r Craaktla — N ev a T ilt ( t l W id e Country tS) Broadway O o n Latin l:# l (S) Tarry Maaon ( I ) Donna Reed Shaw 1:10 (3 ) Dr. KllSara ( I ) Leave It To Beaver tree ( I ) My Three llesa (l> Tha T w illa h t Zona l i t ) C l H aiel 10:10 (01 Tha K arate ( I I Tha Andy W illia m ! ( I I Prem iere lliOO I t ) Newecope (01 ABC Final Ropart (0 ) New Reporta l i l t * (01 Mld-FU, Final Ro­ part 11:10 ( I ) W eather Skew Big Roomy ( I ) Waatkar. t l l t l ( I ) Hollywood Marla Cavalcade t t i t l ( I ) Chennai S Theater t in s ( I I Tanlta Shaw 1:01 (>> N e a t 4:34 4:11 4:11 1:41 1:31 i:ll 1:11 Ar t Llnkletter Seven Kvya Loretta Toung Millionaire Queen For A Day Young Hr. Malone To Tell Tho Truth Who Do Tou Truat CHS New. Make Room For Daddy ( I ) Secret Storm t l ) American nandatand l i l llcra'e Hollywood I I ) Th* Kdga of Night i l l Dtacovary ’ «3 (11 American Newaaland 13) M IC Newt ( 3) llaet of (Iroueho ( 4) Uncle Walt 111 Popeya Playhouee ( I ) Cartoon Carnival 13) McKtcver A Colonel ( I ) Almanac ( I ) Weather Show CHAIRS •Hi ( i ) atm on (II Sian On 4:IS (SI C ourse ot the Air • : ! t (4 ) d ro ve and Farm R e­ port T ill ( I I Today ( ! ) W ake Up Movlaa 7:11 (>> Farm Market Itepart (1 ) State Neare * W ea­ ther 7:10 (31 Today ( I ) ITa-ltehool Plannlag T ill (01 Countdown Sown I H I ( 0) ’ Mlcklo'a do.pal • Tima* T ill ( I ) Naive.W eather 1:04 ( I I Mickey vaaa Shew (I * Captala Kangaroo l i t ! ( t ) W eather and New* 1:11 (1) Today (SI Carloaavllla t:l# (31 Jark I-aiane Show t i l l (3 ) Hale Storm Show ( I ) Itumper Room 10:01 (31 Say Whan (01 (.earn Spanlah <C| Calendar 10:30 ( ( I l Lova Lucy ( I I Plonaara 11:00 (31 Price la Right I I ) Tha McCoya (l> Jana Wyman (h a w 11:30 (3 ) Concentration (0 ) Tata A tlladya (0 ) Tour* For A Sang 11:11 (l> CBS Hawo 13:00 (3 ) Tour Flrat Imprea* elan 7:30-8:30 p. m. (NBC) Wide Country. "The Man Who Ran Away." A rather drnb plot with a predictable outcome, since it concern! one of the regular start and he's aurc to be exonerated. Andy (Andy l’rine) ia fingered by an in­ jured aix-ycnr-alt] girl an tho driver of n bit-run car. Andy can't prove he wasn't there and bcglna to doubt hla inno­ cence. Druthcr Mitch (Earl H o l l i m a n } muvci nil hi* weight to free him, Imt ia TREMENDOUS f l I I T E ASY CREDIT n‘ 'illei.tly cast ni the stepmother of tin defendant and, If the photngrnphcr look! fa­ miliar, he is the "Rurnt and Allen" announcer, Harry VonZell. Patricia Manning U fea­ tured a* the student with regular* William H o p p e r , Rarliaru Hale and William Talman. 8:30-l):30 p. m. (NBC) Dr. Kildare. “ The Good Luck Charm.” It’* a treat to seo Gloria Swanson play a hatbeen movie star again. T ? TERMS Hide-Away Beds With Foam Cushion* urid Nylon Covitm • DINETTES from —■ TRADITIONAL! TIMELESS! Earlu American CURVED Sectional • nig Ssfa with Matching Chair Rocker Cocktail Tahir and 2 End Table* 2 Table Lamp* Zlpperrd Foam Cu*hi»n* *38 Plastic Top 168 Ueauliful Modern ROOM O U TFIT Modern $ ' PRICED AS LOW AS — danish modern • • • • • j SAVIN G S DECORATIVE! VERSATILE! LIVIN G balked by a mother (Mala Power*) who it out for Andy’n blood. 8-3 p. ni. (CILS) Perry Mseon. "The Cane of the Llheloun Locket." Michael Rennie taken over for Raymond Rurr to­ night and la very convincing nn a law profeanor who is fac­ ed with a cane the like* of which he ha* never found In booki. One of hie female atudeiitn admit* killing n black­ mailer and nnk* the profes­ sor's help. Patrice Wymore ii furniture MILL o> low a* FR ID A Y A . M. TV Time Previews d U q h lb q h JtA ¥ 1 FEBRUARY • 538 RECLINER By Oswald Jacoby king of hearts will be a trick only if Cast holds it. There­ fore, Sooth should go right after the ace of spades. lie leads a sped* toward dummy's queen and continues the suit until West plays his nee. West will lead another club to knock out South's last stopper, but now South can take the heart finesse with safety, because East has no more clubs. East will maka his king, but will have to lead hock a dia­ mond, whereupon South will play the ace and wind up with three trlcka in each major suit plus two clubs and one diamond for the total of nine as advertised. ( • ) Lova a f U fa ( I ) ( r a l e Ford Skew COMPLETE LIVIN G ROOM O U TFIT FOAM CUSHIONS In • • • CHOICE OF DECORATOR COLORS Warm llrown UphoUtery Fabric Large Minghaek Sofa-Red Wini:bark Chair with Ottoman 3 (ienulne Maple Table* — 1 Cocktail sad 2 Strp.End Table* 2 Mspte Table Lamp* O NLY — *188 STARTS SUNDAY "T H E MUSIC M A N " R ONLY — \ ONLY NOW thru SAT. (x)s JAc Woman Quietly, sedately and with­ out fanfare, more and moro women are taking to pipe smoking says the owner of a tobacco shop in a southern city. It's not a fad or a caaa of tho pipe-smoking women try­ ing to bo “ culo’ —they puff contentedly on their pipes In the privacy of their own homes—not in publle- beautiful rooms begin with SU PER K EM TONE TARZAN ByRuthMiiiett Whether this is going on all over the United States, I don't know, but It wall may be. The pipe smokers have found that a pip* has a sooth­ ing, comforting effect on them—something mueh need­ ed in these limes of hectic daily living and threatening events. After all, bock In the pioneer days of cur country many women amoked pipes— •specialty older women who, when they retired to • comer in a rocking chair, took a pipe along for company. A pipe may be just what today's woman needa to calm bar rattiest spirit aftsr the day’a hectic rush is over, tho children are in bad, and the bouse is at last quist. Than, puffing on a pipe, tha woman of tho housa could light up and lean back in an easy chair and find the kind of quiet relaxation that pipesmoking men always seem to have reflected on their faces. One pipe-smoking friend recently told me that he was convinced that many women would be confirmed pipe smokers if they weren’t too timid to be seen puffing con­ tentedly on a pipe. “ Every woman I aver let have a few puffs on my pipe haa always said aha liked it fine," he •aid. So perhaps there are more women than anyone knows who are already confirmed pipe amokera In private, and as many others who would be If they weren't too timid to light up. 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Each member la limited to five paintings. Junior artists who are spon­ sored by members of Um association will also exhibit tbelr work. The Sanford Art Associa­ tion la an associate member of the Florida Art Associa­ tion. GROUP • ReaulRul l)»ni»h Modern Design in H»tln Walnut Fini»h I SAREPTA BENEFIT TONIGHT - FEB. 7th All Deluxe 3-Room Grouping Consists o f Vinyl covered Sofa lied and 2 Chnlrn, Cock­ tail Table and 2 Step End Tables. Color Choice: Tan­ gerine, Brown, Avocado E gg Shell and While. PHONE PA M i l * CARLOAD OUTFIT S a & f SOFA BED Track Rood. of Kitchen and Living $ 3 88 2-Pc. Sectional .......— ( IS • Ilook cue Bed • Duubl* Drawer and Mirror • Roomy Chest • Mattress sad Matching Dot Springs by SoBthara Crow la Sea Foam Grey or Danish Walnut Otcskisnal Chairs .... from (240 MANY, MANY MORE EASY TERMS TREMENDOUS BARGAINS W e Carry & Service Our Own Accounts ^ Oak Dining Room Suite Oval Table and 8 Chair* (24.93 9-Pr. Dining Room Suita (Walnut) ----------------------MS CASH and CARRY 1 ( I MS IN OUR UPSTAIRS USED FURNITURE DEPARTMENT OPEN FRIDAYS lil 9 p. m. MATHER JUST A *158 OF SANFORD SHORT BLOCK FROM SANFORD'S FREE P A R K IN G LO T 205-09 E. 1st St. IHU Phone FA 2-09113 �« Kfer ftattfurb tfahdsw ^edn Pntte 8 — Feb. 7, 1003 Mr rail* diom am ahM Qohm h Hy Magnolia Circle THINGS TO DO IN FEBRUARY In the cold north, February I* the rocking chair month for gardening. Flower catalog* flood the mail—It I* too cold to stick your nose out, but In Florida the azalea* are burst­ ing Into bloom, which is a welcome sight after Jack Frost's visit. I f It I* dry three beauties need to bo soaked about every second or third dsy, for they require lots of By Mr*. II. L. Johiuoa Well, hello. again, Are you In th« cooking mood again Oil* week? Wo hare »ome wonderful recipe* and idea* for you. I know you hare often won* dered if you are (pending too much for grocerir*, or how much you could cut your food bill — If you tried. The food economist# of the UBDA aay what variou* typi­ cal families would hare *pent by following a low-cont food plan during a week In Oc­ tober: Family of two, 20 to 4 year* -114. Family of two, 20 to 34 yean —912.40 Family of four with preschool children — $20.80 Family of four with school children — $24. This plan dereloped by the research sendee of UBDA glee* each family enough food to comply with the Research Council's recommended diet­ ary allowances. It doesn't al­ low for a lot of fancy extras. The price for tho food includ­ ed in this plan Is based on the arsrsge retail prices for tho U. fl. during October, • • • I received a wonderful let­ ter from Louise Pouiton of 8an/ord. She sent In some wonderful recipes to shire with you, 8h* said that since arriving In Sanford Just be, fora Christmas from Canton, Ohio, her hobby has been reading the papers and col­ lecting other people's recipes. Let's try her Easy Dessert first. Sounds so simple and a«ay to prepare. I made It for Sunday dinner and It was really dalicious. 1 quart buttermilk (heavy) I can crushed pineapple (No. 2 ean) •cant H eup sugar 1 tap. vanilla Beat with beater until good and foamy than pour Into ice cuba tray and frees* hard. Or tf you like It tort of mellow •tlr often and it will be Ilka ehsrbat. • e • Homemakers can look for­ ward to a good supply of eggs, broilers and turksys during the coming year. The UBDA reports about the asms amount o f turkeys and egga available In *03 as in '(12. And there'll bo more broilers on tho market. • » • litre's another salad, which la easy to prepare. Jean Rey­ nolds likes thla one. Lima Jello, cream cheese and crush­ ed pineapple are the main In­ gredients. 1 pkg. lime Jello 1 smalt pkg. cream cheese 1 e a n crushed pineapple (small) 1 pkg. chopped nut meats 1 cup hot wstrr, 1 cup tap water Dissolve Jello In 1 eup hot water, Hash cream chess* and combine with Jello, Add 1 cup tap water. Chill until mixture begins to thicken. Add pine­ apple and nut mewts. Jell, Hakes 7 servings. s e e 1 cup cornnut 1 tsp. vanilla Drop by teaspoon* and bako In 360 degree oven 10-12 minutes. Tress thumb on cookie and add nuu or cher­ ries If you like before baking. • • • llaron and Heer Whirl* I 'a lb*, ground beef 'a lb. sliced bacon 1 Up. salt Mi Up. pepper 1 tbsp. Worcestershire sauce 3 tb*ps. water l cup com flake* •4 tap. marjoram Arrange bacon slice* with edges slightly overlapping on a sheet of waxes! paper 8 to 10 Inches long. Combine berf and remaining Ingredients. Mix thoroughly. Spread meat mixture evenly over the bacon and roll lengthwise of the ■lice* o f bacon. Wrap tightly In waxed paper and chill thoroughly. Rcfore slicing, place wooden picks through the roll at 1-Inch Interval* to hold the bacon In place. Cut In 1-Inch slice*. Hrnwn slowly on both aldrs In frying p»n, turning occasionally until done, about 16 to 20 minutes. Tour o ff the dripping* as they accumulate. Serve* 0 to 8. • Pork • • Chop-Mincemeat Bluffing I cup soft bread crumb* 1 tbip. lard or drippings tt cup mincemeat 3 tbsps. chopped onion 1 Up. salt •A t*p. pepper Mnke pocket In earh chop by cutting Into the chop slong tho bon*. (Chops cut from this aide hold the stuffing hot­ ter.) Carnitine crumb*, mimi'mest ami onion and stuff curb rhop with this mixture. Rrown chops on both aides in lard or drippings. Pour off dripping*. Season. C o v e r tightly and simmer 46 min­ utes to t hour or until done. 0 servings. • • • Sixty million pound* of chicken have been bought this y«ar by tho UHDA for u»o In the national school program. Divided among the 16 million youngster* who eat lunch at school* participating in the program, this comes to about 8 serving* per child. • e • Try using on* thickness of wrapping paper as a prosing cloth on wool, dacron or cor­ duroy pant*. Sponge tho pa­ per with water and press with a hot Iron. The crease will be knife *haip. • • • flu sticky rurds make your friends suspicious of your misdealings? Cotton dipped In spirits of camphor will clean paper playing cards. Dry with freth cotton. Try it. • • • • • Mrs. Weber Honored At Coffee Try this for a luncheon din­ ner — Green Dean*, Cream Style. Cook one 10 ounce packagefrozen green heuns, following direction* on label; drain. Soften ono 3-ounce package cream cheesej blend In 1 tablespoon milk, tap. celery seed, U t»p. »«lt. Spoon over hot bean*. Make* 4 servings. • • * Don't forget to send in Ulnae reel pea and hint*. Send them to me, Rt. 1, llox 1-II, Hanford. Will lie looking for them. CREATIVE W OM AN 8 rib pork chops, cut 1-lnch thick When spots appear on suetiu shoes or hags that ordi­ nary brushing won’t remove, try tills: Lightly rub over earh spot with an emery lioard — then steam over a boiling kettle. Your suede will comes look like new. • • • Flake Apples won't crark while baking If you peel a I-inch band around the mbid to or top. Core applea, stuff the t enters, add a little water to pan and bako. From Louise Foullon this recipe for Corn Cookies. 1 cup whit* auger 1 eup brown sugar 1 scant cup Crlsco 2 beaten egga 2 cupa flour U Up. salt 2 taps, baking powder 2 cup* corn flake* cake Into soft frosting, twirl slightly, quickly turn right side Up. • • • llskrd-bran Sandairhr* Slice 1 can brown bread In 10 rounds. Top slice* with one 1-pound can (2 cups) baked bean*. Add generous spoonful of hamburger relish or pickle relish. Place the open faced sandwiches on ungreased bak­ ing ahrel. Hake In moderate oven 376 degrees 8 to 10 min­ ute* or till piping hot. Makes 6 serving*. * • • Catholic Club Plans Card Party 347 m PHOTO GUIDE do Kilns and liv e ly Here Is a special design for the slightly shorter, fuller fig­ ure that is particularly becom­ ing. Ueunllfully slimming, with s choice ol sleeves. No. 1347 will) Photo.Guide Is in s ix * 12*4, 1414, 1014 1814, 22W, 2414. Dust 33 lo 43. St/C 1414, 33 hull, slum sleeve, 3!* yards of 33.|nrh mulcrial. To order send 33 cents in coin* fnr earh pattern to: Creative Woman Hanford Herald Box 438, MIdlown Station New York 18, N. Y. Print name, address with style number and sire. The All Soul* Catholic Wimim’s Club held th* annual covered dirh supper with over 60 members In attetulanc*. Each one brought along a specialty dl*h made from a favorite recipe, and the buffet style supper was a gourmet'* delight, Mr*. Robert L. ltsuman prealdid over the buslnes* meeting. Mr*. John Corso, chairman of tho annual card party, which will be held on Kcb. 20, nt H p.m. in the Social Itsll, nnounred that her cochairmen were all bard at work on tli* party and every­ thing was running sniuothly. The refreshment chairmen, Mr*. John Zcull and Mrs. A. Constantine, promised n sur­ prise Ileal this year, umi Mi** 8. Kaslorby and Mr*. F. Donaboe, who are in charge of se­ lecting the Individual table prises, promised to select a prixe lliul will appeal to all. Distribution of the ticket* I* being bandied by Mrs. John Pierre who will be happy to aerommudatv any and all avid card player*. Membi-ra wore nuked to gel their lieketa out rally. Donations arc small and there will also hL. a draw­ ing for door prixe*. Other chairmen assisting in the planning uro Mr*, E. .HnavHy amt Mr*. T. La Tour, door prizes; Mr*. J. Karelia, table* and seating; Ml*. J. Von llerbulis, score pads; tional tickets on hand far anyone interested in helping this cause. Mr*. Haurnan reported that 19 women are now attending the study group, which I* lin­ ing conducted on the second and fourth Thursday of inch month by Father Howies. The Whcn hanging a picture, use a fork lo allp the wire easily and quickly on nail, hanger or hook. Rest the lines of the furk on tho hanger and slip the wire over the handle. D eBary Personals A birthday party was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Myron Accardi of Park Lane Saturday to celebrate their daughter Vickie's sixth birth­ day. The home was decorated in u gay theme and the neigh­ borhood younger set had a good time. Mr*. Mae Phillips of Com­ munity Drive has as her re­ cent turnsegue its, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mahla of Oakland. N. J. “OPEN Fill. NIGHT TILL N IN E ” group meet* right nftcr tho Novena devotion*, and will continue on this schedule. Mra. P. Aueoln guve the spiritual message and aftir tho meeting adjourned Mis* Kasterhy nml Mis* Krygit'r conducted the party games. during thnt w planted hi December and ... . have withstood the freeze should lie fed anJ cultivated. It is still not loo late to put out petunias and some other annuals. Consult your nursery man and zee what annual* are available. No pruning yet. Although our fingers are itching to cut away the dead wood of tha shrubbery this dead wood will be great protection if thla month hand* u* another freeze. Don't forget to put leave*, gras* trimmings and every thing organic on the compost pile, for this pay* off richly in the year* ahead. One gar­ dener wn* heard to say "T haven't the heart to start over.” Another said “ nothing but hardy plants.” Take heart, "Behind the clouds th* sun still shines." Happy garden­ ing. * < * WE HAVE A GOOD SELECTION OF 19 HOLLY TREES P L A N T YOUKS NO W ! Grnpevitle Nursery 2221 Grapeville Ave. FA 2-0888 'J HOSE M ARIE REID SWIM SUITS AND KLEINERT MATCHING HWIM CAI'H AND SWIM WIGS HAVE ARRIVED! COME IN AND MAKE YOUR SELECTION E A R LY 1 M ARY ESTHER’S "Featarlng Fashion* Jast For Y h * 200 N. P A R K AV E . STORK HOURS: V TO B l:M diet-rite / ONLY J. CALORIE PER SERVING y RIGHT FOR TASTE-FULL COLA FLAVOR /GREAT FOR C H ILD R EN -N 0 SUGAR AT ALL / N O EXTRA COST i gje'welry G ifts T HA I Ki l l * ON GIVING • Frost cupcakes In half the time. Dip the top of each cup- MEN'S SMART WATCHES MATTRBBB CRBATBD FOR SAHARA, LAS VS BAB You'd axpact to pay far more for there quality featurea: taint l rAtu.t covta RkMv Quitted, trend re rings, ------A L S O ------STERLING SILVER. DINNER WAKE, AND HUNDREDS OF OTHER GIFT ITEMS OF DISTINCTION. FA 2-5111 TW ILL PANTS DIAMOND RINGS FURNITURE COMPANY MATCHED 2.98 2.49 U LE Q c W w ltik t WORK SETS liU IX lV A - HAM ILTON C A K A V E L L E - MIDO $H.H mattress** etPBt SARDS* tad S if­ ting borders...found t* 154 SOButtresses MAN COIL COURT leaad la IM. 10 mattress#* rOAMCUSHIONING . ............................. — Mis* Edith Krygler, decora­ tions, and Mr*. T. Michel* and Mr*. F. C. Huhn, publicity. Mra. La Tour, civic partici­ pation chairman, reported that Mr*. It. I.ePil*, Mr*. Mi­ chels, Mr*, /.cull nml Mi** Hetty Michel* had served la»t month on Iho UHO project and Mra. J. Purdy donated a pint of blood to the blood bunk. Mr*. I.a Tour I* al*u aurving u* representative of the club in the current project of the community to aid the 8aropta licit Home. Shu urged all iiiumhets to support the Spring Hall being held in April fur benefit of Hie home. Mrs. La Tour will )mve nddl- especially |blooming season. All of the annual* VALENTINE Sahara Supreme U « W. FIR8T 8T. Alai Fronton with over GOO students. Instruc­ tor was Dr. Ralph Hunter o f Hunter College, N. Y . From left, top photo are Sharon Giles, Patty Glenn Johnson, Judy Huntcn, Donna Heard and Rarbara Ruby. Hoys in bottom photo are Henry Lavender, Dale Duncan, Gene Bullard and Charles Rabun. D ISTRICT MUSIC C LIN IC In Daytona Reach was attended by thcne mctnlwra of tho Scminols With School Glee Club, accompanied by Mins Olliu R, Whittle mid Mrs. II. L, Johnson. The lo­ cal mimic atudnntH attended combined chorim clinic at I'eabody Auditorium and presented n nintot chorim concert at the Daytonu Reach Jai Mrs. B. R. Weber was guest of honor at n recent golngaway coffee at the home of Mrs. Robert Kuhn. Each guest present gaveMr*. Weber n favorite recipe for her to remember them by. The honoree and htT friend* spent a delightful morning chatting over coffee and sweet roll*. Those attending were the honnrrc and Mmci, H. Klay, M. Dvkle, V. 11. Hardin, A. T. Hawkins, K. 11. Renfro, A. P, Fennell, William Maliczowaki, 1). C. Purdy, D. C. Hamilton, C. E. Giumly, R. K. Cuvcll, C. Leonard, J. F. Alexander, it. W. Lippi ncott, H. C. Patter­ son, M. F. Johnson and the hostess. |water, Kader Jewelers R«|ltt*f»4 JMrtlar 112 S. Park Arc. FA 2-ZMS 4 BIURTB Hcuvy 8.2-trt. cot­ ton twill pants, fi02. ahirt. SnnforizeddP, m a c h i n e w a s h . Rc-inforcwi nt points o f strain. Khaki or i r r e y . Punt sizes 20-48, shirt, 14-17. I MEN’S RAINC O ATS . 2-98 - 10.95 WOMEN’S RAINCOATS ... 1-98 • 10.95 CHILDREN'S RAINCOATS ... 1.70 • 0.98 DRINK ALL YOU LIKE-LIKE ALL YOU DRINK �.* * V' 4 * S lichael Long Celebrates [13th Birthday Michael Lone, son ol Mr. md Mr*. H. E. Long, colebrated hi* 13th birthday last Sunday. A group of friend* nint’ il him at hi* home and [they journeyed to New Snirjna Seach. They had planned to romt (hot dog* amt hamburgers on Ian open fire. The weatherman (had other idea* ami they were ] forced to cat the hot dog*, (without rootling, with potato IchJps, birthday cake and aoft [drink*, in the car ns the rain [came down. Mike will now have the hem[o r of celebrating hi* big day twice for lit* mother promised to take the group back another I Saturday when the weather i» [more roopcralive. He received a number of I nice gifts and had the pleasure of spending the afternoon with [bis friend*. Those making the (rip with [him were Jimmy Higgin [ botham, John Bent, Bruce Mei Kibbin. John Smith. Billy Hig­ ginbotham and his mother. *?!•> ^.infnrh Feb. 7, 19G3 — Pnpe 9 Frralft Joy Celebrates Fifth. Birthday r w / H' U * t ' > * yv . v*4 * • c JOY M ILLE R , fourth from left, celebrate* her fifth birthday with n jrroup o f younp friends. Left to right are, Cathy Casselberry, Cynthiu ltritton. Clint Loek.ver, the happy honoreo (J o y), Kicky Nowberg, Stevie Miller and Cindy Miller. (Herald l’ lioto) Tastier Meals Thrrc are a doten or more waya to “ egg your family on" to belter nutrition through tas­ tier meal*, saya Myrtle Wil­ son. h o m c demonstration agent. Eggs also are a great help to the homemakrr who pre­ pare* carefully b u d g e t e d meal*. They can bo served' South Seminole Welcomes New Families L IT T L E KENNrY NOUCONK, smiling seven year old Florida Poster Boy is shown hero surrounded by local workers with the March o f Dimes. From le ft are Mrs. Ann Iloolchan, Kenny, Mrs. Pat Ilansbottom and Mrs. Robert Zitt rower, chnirmnn o f the Mothers March, Kenny js the victim o f multiple birth defects, which the National Foundations seeks to con­ trol. He Is the son o f Mr. and Mrs. Jim Norconk and lives In DeLantl. (Herald Photo) Prettiest Smile By Linda Smithson Miss Nancy Estes, daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mr*. M. M. Estes, of Oviedo, is a contest­ ant In the local “ prettiest smile" contest, sponsored by the Florida Council of 100 to find the girl with the prettiest amllc In Florida. Nancy has Ixvn notified that she Is one of the four finalists in the Orlando area. TTu- winner of this group will he announced today at p.m. on Ilia Enchanted .Mirror program on W FTV, channel 9. Winner in the Orlando area will go to Cypres* Gardrm* to compete in the stale finals. Local Events THURSDAY The Lake Monroe Homo Demonstration Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. in White Hall of the U p a a I a Presbyterian Church. Following On- pro­ gram a white elephant aale will be held. New member* will bo welcomed. FRID AY Harold C»lee of Jackson­ ville. executive vice president of the State Chamber of Commerce, will be guest speaker at the meeting of the Sallie Harrison Chapter of the HAIL at the home of Mr*. II. Wsyde Rucker on Valencia Drive. Businas* session 2:30 p.w. followed by the program. Coffee Break VS A Good Breakfast Is the coffee break an effi­ cient substitute fur an ade­ quate breakfast? Recent stud­ ies have shown that when peo­ ple eat an adequate breakfast they ore more productive and do not tire as ra*lly. Now is a good time for homemakers to take a good look at like breakfasts which they arc serving their families. For a good breakfast, start wiUi a glass of orange juice, or a fresh grapefruit half. Then perhaps a bowl of cereal and aomclhing hot. What could be better and easier than: Potato-Egg Scramble Cook two bacon slices in a fry P*n until crisp-lhen re­ move from pan. Fry two cups thinly sliced raw potatoes In the bacon fat until they are well browned, sprinkling with a teaspoon of salt when Ihey start to brown. Cover pan closely and cook over low heat until potatoes are tender. Combine four beaten eggs with Vi eup milk, season with pepper, and pour over the fry­ ing potatoes in the pan. Cook slowly, stirring occasionally, until eggs are set. Crumble the bacon and add just before Flattering Fashions For Tha Tall And Long-Waist*! taking the pan from the heat. Serve at once. If desired, sliced boiled po­ tatoes may be used instead of raw potatoes, or use leftover potatoes from last night's dinner. Casselberry Personals By Jane Casselberry Roy Pope, 1010 Crystal Bowl Circle, Casselberry, returned home last week from the Orange Memorial Hospital In Orlando where he underwent surgery. DRESSES! SUITS! HPRING COLORS AND FABRICS Mrs. Norn C. Norris. W dromc Wagon hostess for the South Seminole area report* the following new families welcomed recently: Mr. anil Mr*. James E. Slrlto anil children, Pamela and Kurka, from Lancaster, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. It. It. Ballard, Boss, Gtnia, Cindy and Darrell from Orlando. Mr. and Mr*. Ales Raster from Greenwich, Conn.; Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Doughty and Roger from Westfield, N. J.; Mr. und Mrs. Frank Pfeiffer, Mary Elisabeth and Martha Jane from S’ . Louis, Mo. Mr. and Mr*. Henry Gildn and daughter, Debbie, from Orlando and Mr. and Mra. ltntpli l'nrk from Maitland. Mr. and Mre. J. 11. Coonts from Orlando; Mr. and Mrs, Al Grouce and children, Deb­ bie, Denise, Alvin and Terry, from Newcastle, Ind.j Mr. and Mrs. J. Coler from Rehntetady, N. Y.j Mr. and Mr*. John Burke, At)roll#, Susan and Stephen from Orlando, Mr. and Mr*. John Pollock and Jimmy front Lebanon, Ohio; Mr. and Mr*. R. C. Kin-doe, Michelle, Steven and James from Miami, and Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Warren, Jerry, Sharon and Debbie from Or­ lando. PRICE $398 FA M i n er FA *••<** Car. E. 1st & Sanford Ave. 229 W. F A IR B A N K S Ml 4-6864 W INTER PAHK Rho Chapter Attends Meeting Rho Chapter of Delta Kap­ pa Gamma society met last Saturday in Leesburg. Mem­ bers from thn Leesburg art* were hostesses for the lunch­ eon meeting at the Leesburg Community Center. A business meeting was held prior to the luncheon with Mr*. G. Walter Morgan presiding. F o l l o w i n g the luncheon the fifth grade i-Mortis o f the Skeen Element­ ary School, under the direc­ tion of Mrs. Evelyn Darningham, entertained the group with five selections. Guest speaker for the day J T -l-U J ia tJ U f! was Mrs. Dor* Phillips of Lakeland, who is * member of the Lambda Chapter, Members from Sanford at­ tending the luncheon meeting were .Mrs. Morgan, Mr». Edsen Goit, Mr*. Boyd.Cokman, Mrs. Lamar Rowland, Mrs. Cecil Carlton, Mr*. Mary Joyce Bateman and * guest, Mrs. Thelma Lewis. W ed d in g RINGS Cw anliney a lln Jeweler* 201 8. Pork FA H » t IT'S EASY TO FIND LAST WEEK of FOR YOUR VALENTINE — AT — ANFORD »HOE 207 \V. 1*1 SI. J'k m in q A C& nJt& A GIFTS - CARDS - HOOKS (Form erly Me Vicar*) 210 E. First fit- F A 2-.'l071 m ail or b rin g this coupon r c -1 an d have the Sanford H e ra ld delivered daily to your door V merle n tj for O n l y ..................... In The Park Mall 21* Park Ase., Winter Park Phone 647*2850 “Try Re fore You Huy” SLEEP WEAR Baby Dolla Gown Sets PJ’s STARTING A Robes SIZES 5 to 15 10 to 18 A L L REG U LAR U V 2 to 22'/2 STOCK Howes Fashions KKfet. DELIVERY rither as Ihc main dish nr to rxtrnd other, more expensive food*. They msy lie the main component of a salad such a* dot lied eggs, an ingredient in a mixed or tossed salad, or tin* sourer of richness in a may­ onnaise dressing. Egg* are the answer to the sandwich maker's every wish. They provide quick and tempt­ ing sandwiches—plain or fancy —for lunch or party. They can he served lo all ages front Infant to oldest family mem- j her and come in handy fo r , quick meals for unexpected g u e s t s anti for teen-age crowd'* popular snacks. Egg* are the weight watch­ er’ s friend. They are an c*. ccllcnl source of protein with a low caloric counl. Served hot or cold, plain or fancy, alone or in combination with other foods, they are always a hit. Tills Inurn dessert is a tasty way to serve egg*. Prosen Pudding Cream •» cup of butter with I ' i cup* confectioners sugar. Add four large egg*, one at n time. Iieuting well nfter each addition. Mix in ", cup chop­ ped pecan* and teaspoon vanilla. Add 2*» cups vanilla wafer crumbs and ini*. Spread one eup of vanilla wafer crumbs over the Indium of a buttered K-inch square baking pan. Spread the cream­ ed mixture evenly over the crumbs. Wrap and frerie. n Valentine Day Specials OPEN SANFORD FLO W ER SHOP Holy Cross E p i s c o p a l Joy At ill* -r. daughter of Mr. anil Mrs. J. It. Miller, rrlc. Church of Sanford will hold hrated her fifth birthday with a reception Sunday afternoon a party hold Monday morning In honor of Fr. ami Mrs, John at her home on i, A M Lane fl. Griffith who will be leav­ ing early next week to take in Casselberry. Guests enjoyed game* and over St. Cecilia Church in refreshments of birthday Tampa. E p i s c o p a l Churchwom­ cake, tee rrcam, punch and candy. Those attending were en will be hostrasea at tha re­ Cynthia 111it ton, Cathy Cas­ ception scheduled from I p.m. selberry, Cindy nod Stevie until <- p.m. In the Parish Miller, Kicky New berg and House at the comer of Fourth Strert and Magnolia Avenue. Clint I.ockyer. Mrs. John Horner Is serving ns ehnlrman for the occasion and Mr*. Alfred Stanley, wife of the Senior Warden and Mr*. Phil Itouche, wife of the Junior Warden, will pour. The Youth Groups of the Church also will assist. The Driftwood Circle of the Fr. Griffith catnr to HolySanford Garden Club will meet Cross two-and-one-half years Monday, Feb. 11, at t*:il0 a.m. ago as Curate of the church. at the home of Mrs. Jesse All members of tha congre­ Taft, Elisabeth Court, for the gation and friends from the regular monthly session. community are Invited to at­ Mrs. J. M. Fahey will pre­ tend the rteeption. sent a program on Bonsai Tree*. Members phase note the change of meeting date, You esn dean under extraIt was originally acheduled low furniture by wrapping a for Feb. in. cloth around ■ fiat fly swatter Driftwood Circle Plans Meeting This Monday Serve Eggs For Oviedo Girl Contestant For Churchwomen Plan Reception Sunday U 2 I PARE DR. Open Wed. Afternoon And FrL Nit* 1 FRIDAY NIGHTS Playgirl FASHIONS FE R N P I.A Z A -T E 8.3515.FERN P A R K , F L A . tf �Kr By Galbraith SIDE GLANCES X GUESS YOU WONT FtNItti w r ooa . TOOA/, * 6 * 0 06 60O 6 TO PUT UP SOMETHING TONIGHT SO NO ONE WILL FALL N (-^ y Classified A d s B rin g Results OKAY Classified Phone jw a m iw VMOieOL' WAJTERDOCNe? • S S S fiW GDONBAUMffttve W ^ T B A M B E fO a e i A 08 0 Q M B 7 h a / t m k AS 322-5612 322-5613 ICONT fcNOW WHY r evay *. TKVC . O ffice 204 W. First DEADLINES A Q p E fn O N t J | J CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tuei., thru Pn. • 3 P. M. day before insertion. Mon. • Sat. noon. 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Legal Notice 1oonY you w aftt ' p TO HEAP •< CLUB IS < MILLIE WARPNIK ( m e e t in g j DISCUSS A OAY r > > HERE ' IN THE LIFE -rT^S; y i p u - h c b ycu o u t; d a o w o o d , LATER,BLONO E y m y garden I’M GOING ONER ~>r—r TOTHS ( BOWLINS 'll I ■^iPItonight, T ALLEY roitnoweiL nuwY.,viu y o r A TU LIPP I’D R A T H E R i , HEAR A T U U P DISCUSS -r < THBLIFBOFH/ MILLIE w a r p n ik J v nt/Mav. rv» 3 teach*re ahouid stick to thalr aubjaot not critlolie our Ennllxhl" C A R N IV A L v n n r r o s 1 M i r a n n m i .r NOTICE M IIKItK H Y OIVKX, that I. J. L U T H E lt llOHIIV. Kherirf uf Krnitnnl* Coun­ ty. Florida, by virtu* o f a writ Issued out of the Circuit Court In and for Hemlnnla County, Florida, on tha l l t h day oT January, A. D. t i l l . In that certain rauaa between H ALIFAX F IN ANCE COM­ PAN Y. a Florida Corporation, l l a ln tlff, and OEnilOK W I L BON and Vlltril.NIA WIIAtOX, Defendant, hive In my poss­ ession tha following described persona) property, to-wllt 1 • t i l * Cadillac Aulomolille— Men. No. I S IIA C III a* the property o f OKUIKIB Wll-HON and V IIU IIN IA W I L ­ SON; that on the tth day of March, A. 1>. l i t ] , between the Irnnl houra of aale, to-wlt: af te r l l : o » o'clock In Hi* fore­ noon ami before 2:00 o'clock In tha afternoon, on the aald day at the front door uf the County Court llouaa In Han­ ford, Hemlnola County, F lo r­ ida, I ehall offer for eala to the highest bidder for raah In hand, the above iteerrlhed pereonal properly o f (IK d U ilE WltaiuN ami V IR G IN IA W1L* BUN. J. U Hobby By Dick Turner Hlierlff of Hemlnnla Coun­ ty, Florida Pu til I >h Feb. T, 14. It, I I, 11*« CUF-IO T im cm cttT coprt. M ATH J t'D H T A L C IR C t'IT (IF FLO RID A IN « M I ROM NKMIAOI.M I ' O i m . i a c i i a n c k r y irrao o i i d f .r t o a l l o w C A I' s k TntVN OF A I. T A M II N T IS HPItlXlW . a Municipality In tha County o f Hetulnole, Hlata o f Florida, P* lit loner, va. HTATI! OF FLORIDA. and tha T a i payers, Property Owner* and Cltltem o f the Town uf Attnmonla Bprlnaa, Including non-realdenta owning properly or subject to taiatlon therein, tlespandenla, TO T H K STATIC OK FLORIDA am i T I I K SK V K R AL PKO* PEH TY OWNERS, T A X P A Y K H « CAD (TTIXKNS OF T D K BTATK OF FldlMIIIC AND OK T D K TOWN OK ALT CWONTK ni-HiNon. k i .o n i d c , i a c l p d * 1AO AON.KKSIDKNTS o w n * INU PHOPKHTY OR I I I M K I T T O T A X A T IO N THKNKIR, AND A L L OTIIKNB H AVINU OK r L A I K I N f i AN T RIUHT, TIT1.K OR INTKH It aT IN PHOPKRV TO I K AF KHCTKD RC TIIK. ISBVANCH R T T H K TOWN OK WATERWORKS a VOTER HEVK NVH HONDB, HK IIK IN AK TE M NIIHR P A R ­ T IC U L A R L Y DESCMIRKD, OR TO ME CKPKCTKD IN AN Y W A Y T II K R K R Y l You and earh o f you. Ilia Btato o f Klorlda, through the Ittato Attorney of the Ninth Judicial Circuit In and for Bemlnnl* County, Klorlda and the aeveral properly owner*, laapayera, rltlsen* of the Flat* o f Klorlda and of the Town o f Altamonte Hprlnga, Including m>n-r*ald*nte ow n­ ing pruptrty or subject to laialln n (herein, and all ntlirre having or claiming any rlrht, title or Interest In pro­ perty to be affected by tha Issuance by the Town <>r A l­ tamonte Bprlngs, Florida, of W aterworks. Pyslem Itavanue Honda, hereinafter more par­ ticularly deecrlbed, or to bo affacl-d In any way there­ by, era hereby required to appear before tha Circuit lAiurt of KeuilnoU County, Florida, In tbs Ninth Judirlal Circuit of said MtalO at Ilia Court llouaa In Hanford. F lor­ ida, on th* llt h day o f Feb­ ruary. 1141, at 10:«4 o'clock A. M. and alionr cauae why the prn> era of the petition filed In the above proceeding ahouid not be granlad and tba IH M M M W aterworks H)stem Itevanuo Hoads ihtraln described and tha proceedings heretofore had authorising the lesuancs Iherwir vslldaled snd m.ti firmed, such bonds being dated February J, t i l l , ma­ turing serially on February 1 o f each of the year* t i l l to t i l l , both Inrtoalve, bearing Interest, payabla seml-annuslly (February I and August t ) at such rata or ratsa not a treeding the legal rale, a mura particular description of aald bonds being contained la tha P »tltlon filed In thla p oc**d Ing. DONE AND OltDtSDED at Sanford. Florida thla tha li s t day o f January, t i l l . /*/ Voile A. Williams. Jr. Judaa o f tha Circuit Court of tba Ninth Judicial Cir­ cuit of Florida lu sad far Xemtaols County, •tanslrom. P i vis, * McIntosh Kdwards llulldlng Sanford. Florida Publish Jaa. 14, I t A Fab, f, in Nice Goa* STUMPLE Some k id s c w a in iy __ ARB WWAMERS/ HOUCOW/ 1U1 pMs i.— 1-1 J ^>7 J&iS W T O g S & S S . ATTEMfr TO HEACT1VWE YMCMAJOS AJUNS TIMS-MACHINE.GR0GG1LY J RLSAJNS OXSCJUUSHESS IN A ■ RAEK CORNERO f 0LP61LENB ■ i,iA L H ^ Mi . r But tfiat'a not tnio« J. a t If I war* tha flrat ona out of tha offios avary day why havsn't I got A batter umbra!I a?'* lt d —« . j »*» M usic and Dancing MANY THANKS.-F*0* HV WIFE AND M 1...H X COPRyiNS WITH ^ H S * n o u s n . WOUIO KX) MIND GIVING H6Jt THIS F J V | ? HBftUfY V* d lk J I CARCf J IT Mat Mintill MThraui IS t-ubrlcatar 40 Chores r 1 rr rr O U al . 41 ovtaai* rtifar 48 Native nwijil MUrMkporUca 4ar»i>7 i<»t 4# Arabian guk SBTrial 41WtfM S!£?nMD. , II 1 I CLASSIFIED IN D E X 1. Lost St Found 2. Notices - Personals 3. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation 5. Food 6. For Rent CA Special Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 13. Mortirnjfe Louns 14. Insurance 15. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beiiuty Salons 22. Build - Paint - Repair 23. RuNdintf Materials 24. Electrical Sendees 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio Si Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Sendee 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories SO. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 31A. Pets 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles For Sals 35. Articles Wanted 36. Automobiles - Trucks 37. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers • Cabanas Legal Notice NOTICE C YD E R F ir r r r iu L s n a r k r t a t c t m TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN N olle* I* b*r*by given that th* undersigned, punuant In th* *'Flctltloui Nam* Htatul*" Chapter I IS II , Florida Htatula, w ill ragletor with the Clark o f th* Circuit CourL In and for Hsmlnul* County, F lo r­ ida, upon rsralpt o f proof of tha publication o f thla nolle#, lh* fictitious nama, to-w lt: T A X -M K N Aeeorlatee under which I am *ngag*d In bullneat at I I I Oranote Hoad, Maitland, Florida In tha City o f Maitland, Florida. That tha party Inleraatad In •aid buelntn onUrprlet la aa follow#: nay W. Cav* Dated at Maitland, Hemlnnla Count, Florida, January 1!, m i. Publleh Jan. 11 A Feb. 1, 14, 11. I H L C D B-l l STA TE OF F U in iD A OFFICE, B EC H ETAIIT OF HTATB KNOW TE. that I. TOM AIIAMH, Secretary o f Htat* of til* Htat* o f Florida, do here­ by give nolle* that a Hpvclal Prim ary Election w ill be held In Hemlnola County on T u et. day, February ! ( , 1141 and. It neceatary, a second Bperlal Prim ary Election on Tuaeday March 11, 1141 fo r th* purpu** o f selecting nominees o f r*< cognised political parties to become candidate* In lb * Spe­ cial Election which w ill be held on Tuesday, March 14. 1441 for lh * office o f Htal* Hsnator for th* Forty-Second Senatorial Dlelrlct. IN TESTIM O NY W H EREO F, t hava hereunto a*t ray hand and caused tha (treat Heal of the Hlata o f Klorlda, to he • fflte d at Tallahassee. the Capital, thla the fifth day of February, A. D. 1141. (S E A L ! Tom Adams H *cr«tary o f Htat* Publish Fab. T, I, 11, 1111, CD F-ta 1. Lost & Found L O S T : Chihuahua Saturday morning, C o u n t r y Club Manor. Long hair, whlto pawi, white nock, rcddlih brown body. Nome Pope. Dr. Lawrence rabie tag on collar. Mined much by 3 girli. Reward. FA 2-2S72. t 3. Education • Instruction Refrigcralion • Air-condilionIng men needed. We train you. Write Commercial Trades Institute Box 18, c o Sanford Herald. % 6. For Rent Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. 1303 Elliott Avc., FA 2-3234 or FA 2 0323. ROOMS, The Gables, 4DI Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0720. V I RENT A BED Rollaway, Hospital k Baby Beds By Day, Week, or Month CARROLL’S FURNITURE Pb. FA 2-5181 118 W. 1st St. UNFURNISHED new 2 bed­ room house, kitchen equip­ ped. FA 2-3883. 0 3 Bedroom bouse. 2406 Stev­ ens Ave. Phone 349-4671. FURN. Apt. 2300 Mcllonville. WELAKA APARTMENTS: Room* private baths, 114 W. First St. 3 Bedroom House. Close in. Jimmy Cowan. FA 2-4013, c Unfurnished 2 b e d r o o m bouse, 828 Escambia, Ph, FA 2-0274. FURN. Garage Apt. FA 2-2800. CONVENIENT Apt. for two. Tile shower. Private. Phonss FA 2-8481. SANFORD HERALD WANT ADS BRING FAST RESULTS c Legal Notice I Y T I I K CIHCI IT r o t HT r T H K M Y T H J V D I t ' l t l . ('ll Ct IT, IY A M I Kllll HER YOLK I'O I'YTV, fc-LUKHM, IY C l f t Y C K I I Y NO. l a m . F E D E R A L N A T IO N A L AlOll (I A<1 R ADHOCIATION, a C" paratloa organised under Ar t e f Oonaraas and eiisili pursuant to Ihe FED Ell.' N A T IO N A L MOKTIIAOB A HUCIATIUN C H A R T E R AC having l i t principal office (he City of Washington, Dl Irlot ef Culumbim Plalnll ▼a. l u c iiA it n n. itA tm and l o i J. ItAUJA hla Wife Defendanl NOTICE o r ai i t T O i R IC K A R D 1L ItA l'U and lAJl.A J. RAtTA TOR ARE I I E R E I i r NHT FI ED I hat a eult fur fur closure of a murlgnge h been instituted sgaln*i you (he circuit C<iurt of th* Mn Judicial Circuit In and f Hemlnnla County, Florida, t aliiirevlaled title of which *u Is a* abova set fnrih. You u re<|ulred to file your answ with tha Clerk of lh* aim styled Court at tha Hrnilnu County Courthouse, HaiiTor Florida, and to serve a co| thereof upon th* Plaintiff th* ahov* styled u r n s or II P la in tiffs Attornrya, Hml and Keating. 414 niitlnt llulldlng, Orlando, Florida, ti later than the l l t h day i March. I14S. The real proper proceeded against Is: d-ot SI, Jansen's fluhdlv •Ion, according to the pi thereof a* reconted 1*1*1 Honk It, page ST, i th* Public Records < 4irinlnula County, Florid n o t ic k o t B ir r TOi T E i m r LE E DAV1H and P fir i.l.U I ANN DAVID, hi* wife. Defendants, Residence and Mailing Address Unknown YOIT AND EACH OF YOU ar* hereby notified that ault (HEAL) haa been commenced agalnet Arthur It. Rrckwlth. J r, you In lh* Circuit Court of Clerk Circuit Court, th* Ninth Judirlal Circuit of hemlnole County. FlorU tha Htat* o f Florida In and liy : Martha It. Vllilen fo r Hcmlnol* County, tha ah. Deputy Clerk brevlated title o f which le: Publish Fsb. T, 14, SI. 31, 111 F A I.I. II I V E II 8AV1NUM CDF.1I HANK. P lain tiff, -v *. T E R R Y I. KE DAVIE and PIIYI.I.IH IX T H K rlR C 'M T COI I ANN DAVIB. hla wife, Defen- n i n t h j v iiic ia l n u n dants, In C hanrery No. HIM. OK FLORIDA IN AND K The nature o f thl* emit |* BKHINOI.K COt NTY. a fortcloaura o f that certain IN CII.A Nt’KH Y Nil. 13XUR m urlgas* frum u id tlefenNOTH K OK RI I V danta lo plaintiff, dated April J A N E T H I I A R P P O T T E R . II, t i l l and recorded April Plelht II. 1141 In O fficial Record* vsRook 111 peg* l i t of u,* TIIUMAH JAM IX lYCTTER. Public Record* or Hemlnol* Defend County, Florida, incumbering BTATK o r FLO RIDA TOi that certain pleca or parcel TliO M A fl JAM EH P oT T l of pruptrty located, situate, who*# taat known n and being In said County and' dene* la Post O fllc* | MUte, to-w lu *3. Morrill, Nebraska. lg>t 1#. Hlock 'T *. NORTH Tou w ill tak* notice t O i l I, A N D O TOWNHITE a sworn bill o f complaint FOUnTII AUDITION, a* been filed against you In recorded In Plat Rook It, Circuit Court In and page I f , Public Records Hemlnol* County. Florida, or Remlnol* County, Klor­ Chancery; that lh * nature lda. aald suit Is an action EACH OF YOU U RKQ UIR. divorce, the short illlr ED to f i l l your answer or which Is JANET H IIA Iir Ft other written defenses to Iks TEH. lla ln tlff. Yf. rilUSI Complaint with th* CIsrk or JAM EH POTTER. Hetendan th* Circuit Court o f Hemlnol* THEME PltKHBXTH ar* County, Florida, In thla pro­ c-miniand you to file y ceeding and to Mrva a copy answer or other plcadli thereof upon th* p la in tiff* at- with tba Clark o f lh * Clr< tornayR whoa* name* and Court o f Hemlnol* County address ar* h *r*ln aft*r set Hanford, Florida, and a*rvi forth, aa r*<«ulr*d by law not ropy of th* same on Pis later than the llt h day or t i f f * attorneys, on or b*f March t i l l . In default there, lh* tllh day of March, A o f th* cause wlH proc*ed 1*41. •a parta upon tho entry of Herein fall not or a de, a Deere* Pro Uonfsaao against pro confraao w ill ba *nl* you. agalnat you .for dtraulL WITXEM4 my hand and the W1TXMK8 my band i offic ia l *eal o f laid Court In • '• I Hanford. M'mln Hemlnol* County. Florida, this County.at Florida, thla Sth i Ith day * f February l i f t . o f February, A. D. 1141. ID EAL) (W A D Arthur II. Rerkwtlh, Jr_ Arthur II. Iterkwlth, Clark or tha Circuit Court Clerk of the Circuit 4’ o Ml'I Martha T. Vlbltn l i f t Martha T. Vlhlin Deputy Clerk Deputy clerk Beardalt, (irldley and Lewis Hutchison and L o f t i e r A tin m ays for P la in tiff Edwards Dulldtng aa North Court S tr*«i Poat O fflre Drawer If Pot I o ffic e Ron t i : t Hanford. Klorlda Orlaud*. Florida Publlah Fab. t, 14, g l, M, 111 ) Attorney# for P ia ln tllf Publlah Veto. I, 14, gl, JS. 1; O N T -U " I If i i �•* * ' » V u Realize Y o u r N eed -T h en D ia l F A 2 -5 6 1 2 For Q u ick Action T h ru T h e 6. For Rent 6. For Rent 12. R eal E n t ile F o r S ale [Houiei (or rent. For Infor­ 2 . 1 ft 4 BEDROOM HOMES F o r Sale, R en t o r Trntle mation rontart Ted Wll- Roan L. Payton, Realtor 3 nil . 2 bath CBS home, oak liami Hardware, 20.1 e . FA 2-3101—2040 Hiawatha at floors, central heat. Fenced 23th St. 17-92 yard with good grass amt fruit tree*. 2 BEDROOM bouic, kitchen 3 Bedroom houie, partially $16,000 - TERMS equipped. ITS month. Ph. furnlahed. Cottage furnlih FA 2 5303. ed. Near main (ate. Rea Roan L . P a yton , R ea lto r FA 2-3101 — 2610 Hiawatha at lonable. FA 2-3721. New 3 Bedroom, 2 bath 17-82 home. No reih needed. Ml Furnlahed Apt. 60t Palmetto. • month. 322 80*3. Two bdrm. large turn. Apt. S t Johns Healty 1TU3 Magnolia. 133. Lake Mary. 1 Bedroom, kit­ THE TIME TESTED FIRM chen equipped. FA 23010. 116 X. Park Ave. FA 2 0123 4 Room furnished Hou*e. MO. FA 3-ttWT. month. Call after 6 p. m. Service Stalina A Store and 322 3033. Apartment on 2nd floor Unfurnished 1 or 2 bedroom Apartment* Kitchen equipLarge corner lot. Good to 3 Rm. Fum. Apt. $30. Ph. cation. Tel. FA 2-2739. ped. 1M W. 18th St. Ph. FA 2-2704. FA 2-4878. By owner. 4 Bedroom, 2 bath 2 Bedroom houae. Kitchen CU houae on corner tot in Furn. Apt. MO. 806 S. Park. equipped. 817 Eacambia Dr. Park Ridge. 113 llldge Dr. Park Plata. FA 2-0820 after 3 p. m. FA 2-7153. 3 Room Apt., water furn. *45. ROSE COURT. 2 Bedroom Mo. 112 Maple Ave. 3 Bedroom, Ilk bath. Extra furnlahed Apartment. Child­ Urge yard. Nothing down ren welcome. 2013 Sanford Hoorn, twin bed*, private 219 Hays Dr. FA 2 1353 at Ave. NO 8-4323. bath, kitchen privilege*. |pr 6 p. m. Prefer middle aged woman 6A Special Notice* 3 Bedroom home, lly owner FA 2 3604 FA 2 2617. REMINDER Efficiency Apt. $30 Mo. Sur INCOME TAX SERVICE RETIREMENT HOME plu* City. 20t W. HI St. O. M. llarriaun'i 322 6827 Very neat 2 bedroom mason­ Fum. nice 1 Br. CB houae, Day A Evening Appointment! ry home, walking distance Water furnixlied. Near 1.1It Palmetto Avenue to store, laundromat, rra baae. FA 2-6244. laurants, an excellent value !l. F o r Sale o r Kent at only *6,5«o, Monthly pay­ 2 BR. Kitchrn equipped Apt. ments only $44.31 monthly, 2 UK. Modem houae. 817 M3. 3619 Elm Ave. after reasonable down pay­ *. Catalina. FA 20378. t ■ House furnlahed or unfurnlabment. Shown by appoint­ ed. FA 2 8013. 33’ x 8* New Moon Housement only. Call us today. trailer. 322-3032. Everett A. Harper Agency, Furn. 3 Bedrm., oak floora, Realtor. Plkmc FA 2-2264 maaonry home. 1 Blk. Weal 11. R eal G atate W an ted of Hwy. 17-82, on Longwood NEW 3 bedroom, 2 bath Rd. Tlten 1 Blk. South. Cor. PASTURE fur horie in or near home, large corner lot, 311 Loch Arbor. FA 2-4173 call of Vincent Dr. Tucker Dr., Sunland Es­ after S. tate*. V A—nothing down, monthly payment* $92.00. 12. Real Entale For Sale FA 2-807* - FA 2-2218. 1* the Cumrt «r Ifce t’wantr Beautiful brick 3 bedroom, 2 All type* of Real Eatate Ju*.«. Mn1w*l* Caaalr, S‘ l*rbath. Double carporte. Good 14m, la frabaia. location. Near shopping John E. Fox, la rev Ratal* at JACOB W. HIllJKXHAITOII centers and ichools. $430 D ro tix l Realtor down, $79 month. Moan* T* All t raatfnra aa4 H n w n 110 X. Park Ave. Ph. 823-0509 HaWaa Claha* *r D«m**4* Jarvis. Ph. FA 2-1810. Aaalaat laia Ealatai Tou and aach nf r « * ar» 1 BEDROOMS, 2 bath*. Fenc­ Likeview home with lake haraby notlflad and rauulrad privilege* in South Sylvan ed backyard. Air-conditionto praaant any clalma anl l a , Lake Shores. 3 Bedrooms manda which you, nr althar of er. Kitchen equipped. Low and 2 bath*. Air-Condition­ you. may hav# aaalnal tha down payment. 1300 S. Park aatata of Jacob W. Iladrned. Phone FA 2-7898 or l,au(h, dacaaacd, lata of aatd Ave. FA 2-1761. FA 2-6368. county, to tha County Judaa m Legal Notice I o f Manilnola County, Florida, H IG H LA N D P A R K at hla nfflc* In tha court LEMON BLUFF houaa nf aatd County at Han­ Comfortable 3 bedroom home, The must fabulous fishing ford, Florida, within ala catshaded by giant oaks, and spot on the St. John's river. • ndar months from tha lima ■ltuited on apactoui cor­ o f tha (Irat publication of thta Let us take you out today ner homeaita In good resi­ mi! lea. T w o eoptaa of »*eh to see a beautiful lot with claim or demand ahall ba In dential section of Sanford. w-rltlna. and ahall atat* tha 97‘ river frontage for $4AW. placa of raaldtne# and post You’ll enjoy watching fishuttlca addrrta nf ilia claim- Feature* include new shingle ermen from all over the ant, and ahall ha aworn to by roof, wuod floora, Florida tha claimant, lilt agent, or country hooking fighting room and enclosed garage, altornay and arcomparilad by ohad Right in front of this * filing fra of on* dollar and also, fenced yard for pri­ auch claim or damand got ao property. vacy, children and peta. (Had ahall ba void. Aaltla V. fladanhaugh Trice Includes standard ex­ Aa administrator of tha tra*, plus Uw many ollters Eatata of Jacob tV. Badanbaugh, to itemliel Must be seen tiaccaaad. to he appreciated. REALTOR — INSUnOH I’ ubllah Jau. IT. K , 31 A FA 3-4991 1919 S. French Ave. Tab. T. 1111. Stemper Agency rDE-41 Price— Juat $13,950. Can ba handled for at little aa $400 17. Male Help Wanted down if desired. Payment* Alr-Condltionlng-ltefrlge nation W i Ilian rent. Drive by men needed. See our ad 2427 laurel Avenue, then under Education & Instruc­ call fur an early appointtion, Commercial Trade* menll Exclusive will) Institute. W t K D E R I i 'K K. HUflgKT, Jit., nr t h r r u i n n r c o t r t i t A.t O FOR aKWI.VOt.R rOITWa t v , FI.UIIIUA. i% i H a a n u i i i art i A E T N A I, I F E INgtlRANCE CUM I ’AN V, a corporation. rialntdtf, SW EETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer i •r?- furniture 36. Automobiles - Truck* 38. Motorcycles ■ Scooters i j f*ed furniture, appliance*. BY OWNER: I mpals Spt. tools, etc. Uinight • "mid. C o u p e , V 8. Powerglide, lorrry’* Mart 215 Sanford jvower steering, K A 11, 13.Ave. Ph. FA 2 4132 WK) ml. Terms. See Jim Benton, Holler Motor Sales. Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick Service With the Ca*h. ’61 Jeep with 4 wired drive. SUPER TRADING POST Also power Band Saw. Call FA 24W;7. alter 6 p. m. FA 2-8273. ’til Comet. S-22, automatic F R E E E S T IM A T E transmission, radio A heat­ Upholstering t. Mattress ren­ er. Will lake trade. Good ovating. New A Used Furni­ eondiiion. See Miss Sally ture. Cull Nix Bedding Mfg. Xeitior, l' auc iitun Drug Co., at 7u9 Celery Ave. Store. FA 2-1117, ’58 Cadillac. Alrcond. U»v 31. Arllrlrr.^F'nr Sale mileage. Reasonalile. Good Soft Drink Irox 27” X 35” . eond. A financing Woman Small i\i«h r>«ci«ter. adding! owner. FA 23182. machine, hand truck. Ph. ’61 MU Roadatcr. low mile­ FA 2 8128. age, good condition, new Clean used Refrigerator* tire*. Clean. FA 2 will. EASY TERMS Ford 1-150 V8. 1 Ton stake. Only $5 (k) dow n 14,500 mile*. Uke new. FURNITURE CENTER 911(H) or heat offer. Phone tino French Ave. FA 3-3*68 I'll FA 2 7U.YI “ Bomothirig *ho picked up from televltlott. Ev*ry tima I Ha down on * couch, she start* asking about my *arly childboodl” 25. P lu m b in g S ervice* Mihlel A Coupe Locker*, Trunk*. T e n t s , 1990 FA 2-7534, 9 a m. Itt 5 p.m. Tarps, Floats, .1 Knives. Boat*. Army-Navy Surplus 1957 Ford Fairlane 500. 4 3li) Sunlurd Ave. Door hardtop, automalle trammiiiion. GumI shape. Ready Mix Concrule, sand, $195. FA 2 1286 or FA 2 3750 steel, window sill*, lintels, dry wx'ID, grease traiMs. ‘52 Ford Pickup Truck $195. steps, table tops, stepping FA 2 2531. Call between 5 Toy I’ikkIIc, Apricot. 4 months stones, lot marker*. A 7 p. m. old. AKC. Female Call Miracle Concrete Co. 322-7879. 309 Elm Ave. FA 2 3741 1901 MERCURY 4 door Na­ tion wagon, air conditioned, Red Dachshund Puppies. 6 USED intercom, two-way. $20 power steering, p o w e r FA 2-5362. weeks. FA 2-8903. brakes, radio, heater, auto­ matic transmission. Beauti­ 2 Shetland ponies; 1 aorrcl Nearly new Philco Town and ful white and custom Inter­ Country portable T.V. $150. filly. 1 paint gelding. $123 ior. Only $2095. See it at Call 322 4435 after 3 p.m. each. .Saddles also avail­ Rill Hemphill Motor*. Ph, able. Ph. 322-9162. l'*e one of our Carpet ShamFA 2 0231. pooera FREE with Blue IVavock. r A 2-7213. Luttrr Carpet Shampoo. 1961 MERCURY COMET 4 door *1*1 loti wagon. Auto­ Carroli’a Furniture. Mole Dachshund AKC. All matic train,, radio, healer, permanent strut*. $45. Ph. FACTORY TO YOU flew white tiro*, jmwer tail522 1701. ALUMINUM BLINDS gate window, cuttiuu Inter­ Kndosrd head. Sag proof hotior, spotless. Only $1694. 32. Flow er* - Shrub* tom rail with plastic ends. BIB Hemphill Motors. Ph. Plastic or rayon tape*. Cot­ FA 2 6231. Beautiful Camellia* in bloom ton or nylon roriD. GRAPEV1LLE NURSERY SiMikurik G I uhh itiul Puint SEE eur complete line of GrapeviUe Ave. Near 20th SI. quality used ears, each ear Company carries the 12 month G.W. 2,U Magnolia Ph. FA 2 (822 ORCHID PLANTS Warranty. Hank financing Surplus Sale available. Hilt Hemphill 2 KENMORK automalle wash­ 300 Irom $1.30 up. Pet* lor Motors, 301 W. Find St. er* for ante. Ca»h. Good sale at bargain. Benches FA 3-023!. shape. Call FA 2-2316 or for sale come to 413 Willow A VPANYBODY' want lo buy a J. C. Hunten, Lemon Bluft I960 T-lllrdT Air comiiUimGRAVE'S Antique* Trading eil, (iower iieering A R*m. Ball—Buy or Sell. U S. brake*, A choice low mile­ 17 92. 2 mile* Miuth Dellary. 11 i* U > H age car with appeal. Only I'hone Ikut-5,120, $2995. Rill Jlempbiil Motors. To line 1961 Round bobbin Sewing FA 2-0231. machine, equipped to xig The HERALD rag. Guarantee. 4 Pay­ ,17. I tou I n • Motors ment* of $j ..VI. FA 2 9111. M I S. P e l* PLUMBING Contracting Repair* FREE ESTIMATES II. L. HARVEY 204 Siuloru Ave. FA 2-3383 Wal l Plumbing & Heating AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-6562 26. Itadio ft Tflevialon Fur quick servlet c a l l . Bryan T. V. FA 3-0301. 27. tipeciul Services! Plano Tuning and Repair W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 WELLS DRILLED, TUMPS, SPRINKEIt SYSTEMS All Type* and Sixes We Repair and Service S T I N K Machinery and Supply Co. 201 W. 2nd St. FA 2-8432 F R IG ID A IR K Sale* 4k Serviee G. II. HIGH 1700 W. 1st SI. Sanford Ph. FA 2-3883 L A W N SERVICE Want Adt*. Mowing, edging, fertilising, New eoiiMile electric Sewing tideway To The Waterway etc. Satlifaclkm guaranteed. Koldun S|HirtiiiR Goods Machine. 4»SO. TE *-2737. FA 2 1817. 33. Furniture Your EVINHUDE Dealer 301-6 8 E. 1st Ph. FA 2-5961 UOYD’S 36. Aulomobllrw • Trucks WANTED reliable couple to CABINET SHOP take up monthly payments 19,1.1 Mercury Montclair. 2 Dr, 1961 17 fl. MFG Runabout, 307 Elm FA 2-2816 nf $13.50 on 3 complete hanllop, radio A heater, Iwit 75 hp Evinrude, Cox! rooms of furniture. Call auto. tram. Power equipBailer, AM railm, rompiii* 1 29. Automobile Service TE 8 1311, ('a»»clberry, col­ ped. FA 27421 after ».3*i and ijteedomeler. IJke new I $1105 (U. FA 2 2868. lect. p m. AUTO GLASS (Et|f ftanforh IrraUt .19. Trallen* - Cabana* iy. 1 Bedroom llouielrailer. Kit­ chen. living room, bath with .shower. Ph. FA 20010 nr FA 2-6356. Lewi* Sales A Service 2517 Country Club Road i’ll. FA 2-7928 Ill Old Fashion Bargains tl ON NEARLY- NEW CARS Sold With A One Year G.W. Warranty. 1902 Cadillac Written 1 Door Big t.lkr N e «. White FlnUh, Air 1 nnd., is.iiuo Mile.. Discount 19fi0 Mercury Monterey 1 Dmir. 2-t nil*. Mrrr-O-Matlr, Power Slrer. K llrsket, Radio A Healer, Evrellcnt i mid. 1595 1960 T-Hird l.iaht Hlur, Exlr* ( ’lean, One Own- “ er, L im Mlleaue. M AQC J * " r M k m 1960 Ford Fiilcon 2 Door Deluxe Sedan. K«rd-U-Ma1ir, Hester, Extra Clean. 1059 Ford (liiluxie 5(H) 4 Door \ -8, t'rul*e-D-.MaUr, I’ ower Hirer., Radio, Heater, Extra Clean. $1095 $1395 1958 Mercury Monterey 4 Dour. Merc O-Mstir, YYhllr Finish. 795 Healer, 1958 Lincoln Premier 4 Door Hnrdlop, Air Com!., Full) Puwered. Extra Clean, $1395 1958 Ed«el 2 Door Hardtop, Automatic Trans., Powsr Hirer. A Brake*. A Good Hoy, 1957 Chevrolet 4 Door 9 Pas*. Htsliun \Ysx»n, V-S, Automatlr Tran*.. Radio, Hester, ( ’ Iran. 1957 Ford Custom 2 Door Sedan, Stand. Tran*., Krai 1 Iran. $495 $895 *595 - BARGAINBUYS— J .MERCURY 4 Dour Hardtop 9 FORD Fairlane 5UU V-8, 2 Dour g FORD Fairlane V-8, 2 Door 0 PONTIAC 2 Door Hardtop g PLYMOUTH V-8, 4 Door ftedaa g CHEVROLET 4 Door Slalion YYagim 0 I'ORD V-8, I IliMtr Station Magun 1 9 5 5 ,,U I( K HPrci,> 4 I'oor 1 Q 0 J CHEVROLET 4 Door *X* J* I lev r* Tl . r j .v *j r" a « ** (MV. YVAHIIANTY OX A L L CARfl HUNTM tRCURYINC S A M 'O IU ) - FA 1MKHI Wintrr Purk Phon* 5A t^ 1 ♦ \ Ml 4*0209 LOT AT PALMETTO ft COMMERCIAL A Stenstrom Realty GET A BUY YOU WON’T FORGET! M (11 ■#* tw* STRICKLAND • MORRISON'S WINTER SPECIALS iOLLERSo/SANFORD /CHEVROLET 41 Fob. 7. lflfl-1 — Papp U VESPA Motor Scooters (new) $10.65 down A $5.52 Week- INSTALLED BEDS FOR RENT and EDA INK M. III KHKT. hla wira; ami n<u:i.i»i:n c o n * 19, Situations Wanted WimlMhielri itnek Glnsn Hospital. Itotlaway*. Juve­ ItlltA T ION , nile. FREE delivery and dafandanta Door GIuhh V «n t Glass Child Cere. FA 2-2274 r o t h 'K n r t u t Pick-up. Real Estate — ilorlgagei s e r v ic e : T R R » T * T K OF n - O R I D A — FURNITURE CENTER 322 2420 Children kept. FA 2 4112. Senkarik Glnsa and Paint TO I F R E P e n t C K it. H t’ ggKT. l i t N. Park Ave. jn , and EI.AINU M. 1100 French Ave. ('ompiiny CBS Houae. 3 Large bed­ Babysitting in my borne. l l l ’AMKT, hla wlfa Ph. TA 2 7951 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 24622 raaldtne# and addrtaa Small children and babies. rooms, 2 baths, kitchen u r n No. I. Urookllna, Big yard and screened in equipped. A»aume payment* Naw llainpahlra Tou art haraby notlflad that porch, Reasonable and FA 22643. a ault hat b »* » Iliad against me*)* furnished. Cell Mr*. you and Bauldar Caraaratlaa. Divls, FA 29294. In tha ebova antltlad ragaa; and that yau art haraby rt■tulrad to fit* your anawtr Will cine for children In my •‘Cell Hell" FA 1*841 with tha Clark of thta Court, home. White. 323-0363. 2344 So. freach Ave. and u> ssrv* a copy tharaof upon tha Plaintiff or plaint i f f s attorney'!, wkaag gams NEAR NAS $ br., 2 bsth, Ironing it home. FA 3-7791. j u 6 addraia I*: screened porch. Assume pay­ j c a d H jL a c rraaman, Richard**# * Good cook, Inner, care for ment* 167.30. 322-6742. tValaon children, 306 E. loth St. I I I llarnatt Bank Building 1 M 9 FALCON Hi at ion Wagon Jacksonville 3. Florida . LOCH ARBOR l e w ™ Standard Tratuadaoton Dressmaking and alterations. b i t latar than rabruary llth. Under $12,000, e 3 bedroom, a . n. tan . FA 2-5840, B. Cronisr. | A O | CADILLAC 4 Door Aulo„ power 1 both home nice lot with I f y*w (all I * da aa, Peers* l l w l Brake* Pra Caafaaao will ba aatarad tree* oa p*ved itreek Re­ Child car*. FA $41709. agalnat yau far tha rallaf MONZA Coupe, 4 Speed Tran*., quire* $1750 down1 end damandtd In tha Complaint. Floor Shift, Like New T)i* natura of aald suit bamonthly payment* o n l y Ironing ft babysitting wanted. Ing for tb* foreclosure of 3714*17. $77.30. Vlortgagt ancurnbarlng tha 1 A A 1 CHEVROLET 1, Ton Phlu., proparty and premia** locat­ I W I A u lo m a lle T ra n »m i«»lo n ^ ^ ^ 21. Beauty Salon* ROBERT A. WILLIAMS ed In gamlnole County. Flor­ ida. describ'd * » follow': CORVAIK 4 Door Realtor I.ot J* and tha West IM S HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK Automatic Tr*n»ml«non_______ faat of l » t 14. Ut-OCK Raymond Lundquilt, Assoc. Complete Beauty Service ••IP* c,f E N O M I II FA 3 3931 Atlsntic Bank Bldg. 1 Q K Q CADILLAC Sedan MeVillr. 105 So. Oak FA 2-5742 I jtT A T K * . P N I T ONE. aa1 9 0 9 1 'iiker o r d l n u t » lb* plat there­ BY OWNElTTs Bedrooms, 3 of aa rocordad In Plat Fur Hkiic wlw cannot get in 1 Q R Q CHEVROLET Station Maxim baths, Florida room, 2 patBook II, pa go 1. Public during regular hours, call 1 9 w 9 4 paor, « ijjlnjce__________ Itccerda of DerolnoU L'euaios, large recreation room for evening appointment*. t)-, Florida. with fireplace wall. Phone I V IT N t;** my band and atal CHEVROLET 3 Door, Cut *N Curl Beauty Shop af a,lid court at riallfnrd. 6 Cylinder FA 2-7294. 318 Pal me tin Ave. FA 2 0814 txtrlnol* County, Florida, thle IStli day of Januaty, A. U. MERCURY, lotu., Power llrukie. J. w . Hall, Realtor Herald Classifieds.; V j r I old weather up north allow* eslrs *hi|inn-nl* of new Ford* down here . . . all priced lo move! Mumniuth buys! Inimnlislr deliveries! Trunk* full nl *avingsl OLDS 1963 FORD Fairlane 1695 3496 1496 1296 2496 1396 )»«*. IbEAI.) Arthur If. I i ' k w l i h . Jr. Clark of Circuit Court I t ) : Martha T, Vlblta n-puty Clark Publleh Jan. II, I I, 31 A Fab. T. l » * i . CUE* 11 C o m p le te f»p e n HEATING SfRVICE INSTALLATION, CLEANING ami REPAIR L’H it Y S L E R A Ilt T K M P A M I OTHER MAKER Financing At alia lila Jim Hunt Realty FRIGIDAIRE Sales k Service Office FA 2-211$ House Wiring, Free Estimates Nights FA 2-0648 323-0700 Sid YTblen'i Randall Electric Pb. FA 2-0915 2334 Park Dr. Sanford, FU. 113 Magnolia F A 2-8321 HI er ri ng \ m ^ \ i r C n n d ^ _ ^ ^ ^ OI.DSMOIIILK Super M68“ 4 Door Power 1 olid. « A R 7 CADILLAC • 91* I 1 ‘uMrr 1 lloor Sedan DeVlllr, 796 1196 PLYMOUTH V I’saa. Station IVaxon. *"li) I*. St-erlnr_____ 895 1967 FORD Station Wagon. 595 (HAIRS $39 r r r . IU 7 t IIEVItOLI-fT 4 Door Station 1991 Wagon. * (*•!.. ***4 795 SOfAS $89 ;T;;r. CUSTOM MAUI M t r t O V i R i CHAIRS 74 SO SOFAS 49.50 1966 u<"» 1st*’ C E N T R A L FLA DE C O R A T O R S *»**.$ I A J 'JC>y Co.uk Hi t t I t I Dour V-k r*, o.rlrl, „ T ra„». *1 hr nnddleweight willi a liixui) 1296 R E U P H O L S T E R Speciala ! 1'** S j i n a it N A n t Far Kaiiaaai* t all — 24. E lectrical S e r v le t* EDS EL I Door, Auto Tranamte’ 1” " 695 OLDS 1 Door Hardtop Auluo 395 EASY. MUIth GMAC FINANCING >18 E. 2ND ST. 2505 8. PARK r \ y.njM — c n t .t N n n r ir i strc — f a 2-os«t liaik and 1-8 puurh! Rig ear room ! Compart car F rie r ! Teal drive one today. EQUIPPED WITH W ith '50 .Model Trade-In RADIO b *47 00 PKIt MO. HEATER W ith ’ GO Model J Trade-In Strickland - Morrison Inc. 308 E. First St.. Sanford S J r J T * ™ ,. Open Til 9 P. M. Fridays — 6 P. M. Other Week Days I tf �I b Casselberry Utilities Begins Improvement Project D Ip r a lb (baa fctU ifon P A G E 12 THURS., F E B R U A R Y 7, 1068 COUNTY NEWS ( Civic Assn. To Ask For Custody Of Building The North Orlando Civic Ann. Monday night voted to approach the North Orlando Co. with a plan wherein com­ plete ettatody of the Commun­ ity Building in the Recreat­ ion Area would be turned ever to the aiaodatloo. F. Stewart llelmly, prealdent, wilt talk with company etfieiala and Art Rhodea, Roy Burke and BUI Harrla will draw up eaUmatea on what coats would be Involved to reopen end repair the buildtag. The auditing committee Rhode! and Bob Derum re­ ported that the booke had been found in perfect condi­ tion with no unpaid bills ho­ l m turning them over to Mr*, game# OrtneUad, tm aurer. Members voted to tranifer the bank account to South Seminole Bank In Fern Park and approved the e«ecutlon at the bank reaolutton authorising the assortsUon to file signatures, Rhodes, who also l» way* and means chairman, Includ­ ed la hla report a auggeillon that an active welcoming committee be formed Imme­ diately to greet new residents and to Invite them to be­ come members of the eaaoelation. He proposed that the group sponsor a Spring Carnival pointing out that this would provide entertainment and fun for adults and children dike and also would provide stimulus for further summer programs. llelmly and Dcrum agreed to contact all committee heads in an effort to get the various committees on an ac­ tive working baits and aiked that report* from ••*!* he reedy (or the next executive board meeting to be held on the fourth Monday of the month. Alt tuture meetings of the boird will be held on thle schedule with t h i s month's to bo at Hctmly'a of­ fices In the North Orlando Co. Building. Another suggestion from Rhodes called for installation of a bulletin board near the general store as a convenience for residents and organisa­ tions of the village to post meeting notices and Items of interest to the community. 1)111 Harris and ftoy Burke were appointed to complete the project. The group also voted to be­ gin work Immediately on pub­ lishing a local newspaper to be delivered to all village residents. A committee of five will be organised and cooperation will be asked for [drawn up by Mrs. other groups In providing and distributed to monthly news Items. participants before Membership lists will he |meeting in order Grinitcad i aonal contacts can be made all active with each person on the memthe March bership rosier In advance. that per-1 At the March meeting a Firemen Set Annual Dinner In Longwood L Y M A N FTA SLAVES kneel before their ntem master, Barbara Komlnar, left, an they practice for next Wednesday’* duty after they are auctioned o ff durinfr a Lincoln Birthday Slave Auction scheduled fo r a Tuesday aancmbly. On the sidewalk, from left, are Ruth Koim, Kathy Bonekemper, Cheryl Eddy and Irene Deak; In back are Jackie Hire, EHxalwth Lunn and Carole Hlghsmith. (Herald Fhoto) By t o n s Estee Longwood Fire Chief Claude Layo has announced that the Volunteer Firemen's Annual Chicken Dinner will be held on March • at Longwood'a Sunnyshade Park from 4 p. m. until g p. m. The menu will include Sou­ thern friend chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy, coleslaw, peas and carrots, coffee, rolls and cupcakes. Chairmen appointed at this time, other than Layo aa general chairman, include Cart Lommler, supplies; L. L. Cox, tickets; Fred Etclavoo. cook; Ted Walts, home delivery; Morris Rudolph, parking. Proceeds will be used to buy the fireworks 'or the Fourth of July Fiesta and to buy additional equipment for the department. Altamonte PTA Lyman FTA Club To Catholic Guild To Sponsor Sets Program Card Party Hold Slave Auction fly Louise Blmanok A Founders P *y Program By Jane Casselberry ers" will become acquainted la on th. agenda for neit with their "slaves." Members of Lyman High's Tuesday’s T: Jo p.m. meeting of the Altamonte Springs Ele­ Fulure Teacher's Club will bold a Lincoln Birthday Slave mentary PTA. Sanford N. Kirkland, field secretary for the Rtate PTA, will give a'abort talk on th. founding of th. association. Following his talk, alalh grad, students taught by Mrs. T reno King will present a play entitled "The Hoy and the Pyramid14 which was writ­ ten by the students wh. also made thrir own costumsa. Many mothers hsv# seen th. play at It was presented for other school children and all say It is "remarkable and well worth seeing.*' Auction during a school as­ sembly next Tuesday. The club will auction off jts members to serve aa "ilavea" during the follow­ ing icbool day. Such talks as running errands, deliver­ ing messages, carrying books and lunchtraya and other similar chores will be per­ formed by the "slaves,'* all day Wednesday. Bids st the auction will etsrt at a ft minimum. Fol­ lowing the assembly a par­ ty will be held In the school cafeteria when new "m ail­ Circle Plans Rummage Sale By Danes Estea Longwood'a St. Catherine of Siena Circle of the Church of Nativity Catholic Women's Club will sponsor a nunmsge sale In front of the Super Valu Market on SR 434 this Friday and Saturday beginning each day at 1:30 a.m. Household articles as well si clothing will be available at bargain prices. Some items of furniture aleo will be on sale. Brownie Troop 447 Has Birthday Party Lake Mary Brownie Troop I the auditorium of the Lakeland attendance pins and one Nancy Parkinson. 447 celebrated Its first birth- Mary Elementary School. year stars were presented by At the close of the pro­ day last Saturday evening Members of the troop pre- Mrs. Dawn McGhley, leader, gram refreshments w e r e with a party program held In I sented "The Brownie Story"! who was assisted by Mrs. served from a table over laid with an orange linen rtoth. A dried flower arrange­ ment formed the centerpiece between the two decoraated birthday cakes which were flanked by Brownie dolls. Committee members in charge of the party and pro­ gram included Mr. and Mrs, William McGhley, Mrs. Park Insoa, Mrs. Lucille Gardner, Mrs. Margaret Pfltzer and Mrs. Phyllis Hugensteln. Members of the troop are Calverim Baird, R e g i n a Bates, Mary Best, Debbie Ed wards, Ellen Elliott, Malary Feinberg, Sheri Gardner, Lyn •tie Green, Rosemary Green, Karon Gregory, Angela Hill, Sandra Kucha, Valerie Lee key, Phyllis Llngle, Kathy Norris, Christina Parkinson, Barbara P f i t a 4 r, Dawn Rhoads, Betsy Rugenateln, Estelle Shsnnli, GaU Smith, Bene Welch aad Linda Wil­ ber. I nominating committee will be elected to prepare and pre­ sent a list of two candidates for each office at the April meeUng. Plans for monthly programs will bo discussed at the next executive board meeting. William H. Halm Jr. and Earl Achord were received aa new members Monday night. THE FLAG CEREMONY w u presented by Gull Rmith, Berbers PHtier, Betsy RugenaUIn end Keren Gregory, left to right, et lest Saturday night’s party end program held by Lake Mery Brownie Troop 447 in cele­ bration o f Its Bret birthday. (Herald Photo) By Leslie SIeiseek The Catholic Women's Guild of the St. Mary-Magdalen Church of Altamonte Springs will hold a Dessert Card Party at > p. m. Fri­ day la the St. Mary-Magdalan School. Individual table prizes and many door prizes will be swarded and other surprises are planned for the evening. Tickets are available from Mrs. William G. Burgan and Mrs. William Tisdale, both of Maitland. Oviedo Bank Adds Member To Staff By Linda Smithson The Cltlssns Bank o f Ovie­ do this week announced that Mrs. Gertrude Corton of Chuluotn has Joined the staff as a bookkeeper. A native o f Hartford. Conn., Mrs. Corton move I to Florida In 1D.VI and lived In the Orlando area until 1DM when tha family moved to Chuluota. She and husband, Don, are the parents o f two children, Don Jr., who presently la serving a tour of duty with the Navy, and Cathy, an eighth grade student at Ovie­ do High Rrhool. Area Invited To Dinner In Lake Mary Residents of arcai served by the Lake Mary Volunteer Fire Dept, are reminded to­ day that the department and members of the Auxiliary are sponsoring s barbecue chic­ ken dinner at the Firs Hall Saturday afternoon. The organliatloni have put much planning and work into Uie project in order to serve as many people at possible and support is Invited from the area residents. Serving will be from 5 p. m. until T p. m. and takeout orders will be aviiliable. In addition to the chicken Ihe menu will consist of potato salad, green beans, relish tray, rolls, butter, coffee and cupcakes. Tickets for adults or child­ rens plates may he purchas­ ed at the door or in advance from any member of Uie Volunteer! or Auxiliary. North Orlando To Get First Elected Council Voter registration books will open Monday In North Or­ lando for the March 19 elec­ tions which will see the Vil­ lage get Its first fully elected council since the municipality was chartered five years ago by the North Orlando Co. Open will be the poets now filled by company appointed officials Frank Faaula, Clar­ ence Memory and Burl Htrlpling. To register a resident must be 21 years of age and must have lived In the state for a period o f one year and In the viilege for at least six monlhx. Citizenship la an automatic requirement for both the vot­ ers and the candidates. Qualifying dates for candi­ dates have hern set from Feb. Id through Feb. 2d. In addi­ tion to being a U. 8. citizen, a candidate, In order to qualify, must be a registered voter and an owner o f real property In the Village of North Orlando. Petitions, which wilt ho avail­ able at Village Hall on Mon­ day, must be filed with the temporary village clerk, tire. C. I*. LaMantia, and must bear the signatures o f at least 10 registered voter*. , » CASSE LBE RR Y U T IL IT IE S CO. crewo finished o ff the foundation fo r a new 116,000 gallon prefabricated metal tank Monday morning to complete the Initial atep o f a major Improvement program fo r better water and service. Workmen Ed Simmons, Dallas Brown, Charlie Williams and Willia Harris, left to right, were supervised by Paul Bates, company superin­ tendent, right back, and "Sidewalk Superintendent" Bill Tilford, left back. (Herald Photo) D Foundation Completed For New Water Tank 3 Casselberry Utilities Co. completed work this week on the foundation fo r a 116,000 gallon prefabricated metal w ater tank In the first phase o f its $27,000 major improvement program to provide some 800 customers with better water nnd service. An aerator will top the tank to bo constructed by Jack Sharpe o f OrInndo adjacent to the present water tow er and facilities at the Queens Mirror EDITORIAL COMMENT Double Duty A county fire report for the month o f January was released today by Banger Albert Harris o f the Florida Forestry Dept, at Long­ wood. Bangers, called out to 25 wild fires and eight miscellaneous fires, issued 17 warning tickets and filed three court cuscs. Percentage breakdown shows that 60 per cent o f the fires resulted from escaped trash fires, 15 per cent were deliberately set, 15 per cent were caused by children playing with matches and 10 per cent were attributed to carelessness o f smokers, campers anil other per­ sons. The Forestry Service presently is engaged in an intensive educational program through which rangers visit various youth clubs, school groups und other organizations to present lec­ tures and films on fire control. These men are doing double duty to help us save our forests and woodlands . . . shouldn't wo help by at least being D O U BLY C A B E F U L? ’ South Well also will he lm» proved. C o m p a n y Superintendent Paul Bates aald today that he hopes to have the new tank in operation by the end of the month. Actual work on the improve­ ment program was started wme two weeks ago by th* rumpany after it was given th* go ahead oh a tong de­ bated water rate raise at a Jam 21 meeting of the Cu»selherry Board of Aldermen. Approval o f the ralie wh * given at that time by a 3-2 vote o f the board which saw Ahiermnn L. E. Wood ham* and Board Chairman Ed Lunn voting agalnxt the proposal and Alderman A rt Lego, Cliff Overman und George Howard for It. The raise, without which the company said it would he unable to carry out tha Im­ provement* called for by the .State Board of Health, set* the minimum at 13.50 up to 7,04)0 gallon*; 25 cents per thousand up to 20,000 gallons and 22 centa per thouiand thereafter. Call Your Reporters SeminoU County area residents are invited to submit news items for report in th* Sanford Herald to the new* cor­ respondent In their area or directly to th* Herald offices. O •> t Group To Build In Forest City By fthlrley Wentworth Main Item on the agenda of thla month's meeting of the Forest City Community Assn, was the presentation o f an outline relative to building a Community Club in the area once tha group receives its charter. The meeting was held at d p. m. Monday In the Forest City Restaurant with rreM dent C. M. Atchley presiding. b 9 v HOME DEM ONSTRATION CLUB representatives mot last week with Bob Moro o f Milady’s Shoppe o f Fine Fabrics to plan a Fashion Show to l>e sponsored by the Lake Monroe HD Club nnd a Fashion Contest to be sponsored by Milady’s. Around the table from left were Miss Myrtle W il­ son, County HD Agent, Mrs. Hul Harris, Mero and Mrs. C. E. Hunter. (Herald Fhoto) Contest Rules Announced AREA REPORTER TELEPHONE Mrs. II. L Mrs. Louis* Simunek 33g-1340 Altamonte Springs Rule* and regulations wert Mrs. Shirley Wentworth 331-1074 Bear Lake-Forest City MS-5040 announced thla week for a Mis, Jan* Ceeselbcrry Casselberry Mrs. Jean Magin Chuluota 305-3742 Fashion Contest which will Mrs, Adam Muller MS-4410 be sponsored by Milady's IHBary Mias Helen Snodgrasa *04-0933 Shoppe of Fine Fabrics la Enterprise Mrs. Louie* Grayson 449-4071 conjunction with e Fashion Geneva Mr*. Frances Wester Lake Mary 322-0219 Show to be sponsored by the Lake Monroe Home Demon­ Mrs. II. L. Johnson 322-4722 Lake Monro* stration Club. Mrs. Donna Estes Longwood 330-3317 Both are scheduled for GREAT SALT LAKE Mrs. Mona Grinstead 3X3-2291 North Orlande March 23 at • p. m. In the Although it has no eonnec Osteen Mrs. Clarence Snyder 322-4041 Home Demonstration Center Uon with the ocean aad la fed Ovied* Mrs. Linde Smithson 865-3514 In Sanford. The Show will by freshwater streams, Groat HERALD OFFICES: Sanford 322 2*11, 322 2011 and feature garment* made from Salt Lake la about ala Umes aa Bate* materials by Home 82*-2013; County 434-MU and 444-4334. salty as the ocean. Demonstration Club members while the Contest entries are open to any woman In the county who sews. Mllady'a will give gio in trade aa a first prize and >5 In trade aa second prize. Fa­ brics for the garments must be purchased from the Shoppe and entries mutt register at the lime of their purchase. Pattern and type of outfit la open to choice. The garments must be completed and at the Center March 37. Entries will be ex­ ported to model their out­ fits the following night. Decision of the judges, who will be announced, will be final. 9 Cubs Meet In Ent erprise By Hr lee fieedgrssa Cub Scout Troop 540, com­ posed of boys from DeBary and Enterprise, met last week ta the annex at ttm Barnett Memorial Methodist Church. Troop meetings will be held at this location on the l«»t Friday at each month at T o m 9 �* All-Out Hunt For Tanker, 39 Aboard Cleveland Quits House; ★ **t • « S ) i c lO ^ Ry LA R R Y VERAIIEL Ami for your history lesson today, dear friends, let us go back to the 1840’s . . . What happened T . . . Well, the army engineer opened up Mellonville Ave. and hns an cnscment there OVER the slate, rity, county . . . I said city, dad . . . Check the plat at the courthouse . . . In other words . . . the government hns the right to use it fur military purposea . . . like a pipeline, aayl • • • The City Commission meet­ ing '.ill be in the city hall r(lumbers Monday and NOT at tha Civic Center . , . May he the boys came to some under­ standing. •• • No decision on legislative hearingsuntil next week . . . '4 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Frederick To Run ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Dunn: A Question Mark lints were being tossed into the political arena to­ day for the special Legis­ lature election on Mnrch 26. Mack Cleveland Jr. tel­ egraphed Gnv. F a r r i s Brynnt his resignation ns Seminole County Jtepicsentative in the House. A t the snme time he formnlly announced his candidacy for the Democratic nom­ ination fo r S e m i n o l e County’s new scat in the Senate under the new reupportionment law. Former ltep. Gordon Frederick immediately announced his candidacy for the Democratic nom­ ination to fill Cleveland’s on expired term in the House. Vernon W . Dunn, for­ mer County Commission­ er, said he still is unde­ party nominations for Senate and House seats. Candidates have until noon next Friday to qual­ ify with the Secretary of State. Fretie rick said he al­ ready has requested qual­ ifying blanks from the State Secretary's office, lie also snid his campaign fund still Is Intact and ft will not be necessary for him to re-establish it. cided whether he will op­ pose Frederick in the party primary Feb. 26. Don Willson. Republican county executive commit­ tee chairman, also stated the GOP will have candi­ dates in the ring. He add­ ed the committee will meet within the next few days, at which time it is expected candidates will announce their intention to seek the Republican ** • Little boy came into the eleik's office at the court­ house yesterday and wanted “ one of those bright marbles’’ . . . Hearing scheduled next Wednesday at 2 p.m. • » Kf County Attorney Harold Johnson tells us today that revamped, restyled, rcorgunized, rcscuttlcd. rehashed franchise directive is in tiro “ mill . . . in the hopper," (Eh?) • W • a • “ Clock" mentioned a week or so ago negotiations pend­ ing for the “ biggest thing yet to hit the Sanford area." Wc learned after they were gone a gruup o f representatives were chauffeured around Seminole County leaking over possible sites and facilities for a I? million plant. Some 300-400 loaves of bread have keen stolen In food stores throughout town dur. Ing the past few weeks. Chief Williams' crew on the ball nabbed two youngsters last night who admitted the crime . . . Both turned over to juve­ nile authorities, W E A T H E R : Fnir through Saturday, High today, 70-78. Low tonight, 45-50. VOL. 53 United Press Leased W ire MIAMI (U P D — A federal court accepted Florida's reapportionmrnt plan Thursday, temporarily ending the state'* eight • year - old rediitricling hassle. Reaction ran (ho gamut Hum relief to disappointment, with soma opponent* protect­ • » • • • • If you think that Sen. Belb Johnson wasn't pooped (lhat'i the last degree of fatigued) tv Saturday noon when she talked to the Delta Kappa Gamma sorority at the Mayfair Inn, you are tcc-iotally wrong . . . In the aession in Tallahasaee that facetiously has been call­ ed a “ reapportionmont meet­ ing" or (be legislature dial lasted until shout 10 p.m., ahe had been right on “ the firing . line" . . . The plane she had expected to fly her to Or­ lando was grounded (weather, remember?) . . . So, the long drive in a car In Ihe "unsea­ sonable and unreasonable" weather didn’t afford any time for rest . . . A meellng in Orlando to which aha must speak . . . Then the drive here . . . And her talk to the esteemed teachers . . , And she had HAD it!!! . . . Hut the audience thought she ia “ Just a lovely. Intelligent peraon" . . . You ace, those two descriptions CAN go together . , . Come to think ol it, those Delta Kappa Gammas can wear Uie lags VERY w ell!!! • • • The North Orlando Village Council is looking for a bar­ gain-priced graduate attorney to serve as Municipal Judge . . , One more stipulation, the attorney must be a member • f tbe Florida Bar. • • • Zoning Director lloh Brown doing preliminary work on Supervisor of Registration Cammy Bruce's office In tbe .courthouse. NO. 611 RICH ARD KEOGH Keogh Elected C Of C Head The Luke Mary Chamber of Commerce elected and install­ ed Richard W. Keogh us pres­ ident at Thursday night's meeting. Other officer* taking over will be A. K. Crockrr, vice president; Mrs. France* Wes­ ter, secretary, and Mrs. Letha Fowler, treasurer. Elected as directors were A) Case, Postmaster Clarence D. Ilonaldsun, Hr. Frank l.eone, Han/ E. Sandusky, Karl W. Toney and Jack Wilbur. The Chamber unanimously voted to recommend to the County Commission that an Interchange to new- Interstate 4 be located on Luke Mary Blvd. Members also signed a pe­ tition addressed to the Sem­ inole County Legislative Dele­ gation expressing opposition to any annexation in the Slate of Florida without a referen­ dum vote o f tiie property owners involved. Officer* and directors wilt meet next Thursday night to name a chairman. Herald Index Page *1 liridge Page 9 Classified . i- Page 8 Comics .... .... . Pape fl Dear Ahhy Pace 4 Kditurial Entertainment Page 7 l'agw it A 10 Legal* ..... Page S Puzils * _ „ Pag* 6 Society .... ______ Page # Sport* Page 8 Churches _ The Seminole County Fair­ grounds will lie open from 3 to 0 p.m. toil ay, free to school children and all rides will be half price, until 6 p.m. The weatherman promises perfect weather, sunny and cool, and Just right for visit­ ing the exhibits In the expo­ sition hall and big tent, and enjoying the sights, sounds and thrill rides along the mid­ way. Saturday, the Fair will open at 1 p.m. for the Inst day, running until midnight Sat­ urday night, with huge crowds expected to take advantage of the fun and excitement In the pleasant weather. U. S. Navigator Found Safe SAIGON (U P D - l.- e Amer­ ican navigator of a H26 bomb­ er which crashed Wednesday while on a strafing mission ■gainst Viet Cong guerillas was rescued "in good »h ve" today, ■ U. S. Military spokesman reported. The narrator was identified ■t 1st Lt. James E. Johnson of Mary Esther, Fi*. The spokesman said John­ son was picked up near the crash site, about 25n miles north of here. Two others aboard tbe plane —a U. S. officer and a Viet­ namese — were believed to have been killed in the crash. New Club German - speaking pt-rso i», either o f German or American birth are invited to attend the first meeting of a Cerman-American Club being or­ ganised tn Central Florida, at the Cherry I'laaa Hotel In Orlando at 2 p. ui., Siguisy. Longwood Paves Way For New Light Industry The way was elan red In Longwood Thursday night for s new light industry when the City Council unanimously ap­ proved sn ordinance changing zoning from commercial to In­ dustrial on an area adjacent to the Atlantic Conit Line Railroad off Motnnr Avc. The toning variance was requested some two month* ago by Russell Hass, ownermanager of Master Door Co. Inc., of Orlando, who at that time advised the counril ho would permanently loeatu hi* plnnt in Longwood. First steps in a plan to re­ vamp the rlty's street mark­ ing system to have ail streets run north and south and nit avenues run cast and west were taken by voting to change the dcsignaUons en u number of each. Avenue* to lie changed to streets inrlude Highland, Wnymnn, Myrtle, E. Lake, Wilma, W. Lake, .Small and Charles. Streets to lie changed tn avenue* are 14llr, 13lh, Ninth, Eighth, Seventh, Jessup, Church, Wnrran, Huy, I'lne, Short, Ever­ green, Maine, lathe and Till- who filed the original suit mu! Miiidi- plans to appeal the bringing the rvupportiunmvnt decision to the U, 8. Supreme |struggle into federal enurt, Court. Swann said he would |snid they were disappointed file his appeal "as soon as 1 can." The three-judge f e d e r a l panel announced its accept­ ance Thursday after hearing two hours o f nr go moitl* n»r and against the plan. Tiie rebel* apparently were lu re been dragged into the Tile opposing sides rlit»lird sympathetic to live United streets tor the public to see. over' whether tiie new plan Arab Republic, whoso radio Brigadier Abdel Karim was an improvement over the II*. in Cairo hailed the revolt Mustafa was named leader of 40-Senator, 135 - Representa­ Portion* o f avenue* to ho as "the dawn of a bright fu­ tive formula turned dawn at changed to streets are located ture for the Iraqi peopk- and the new ruling junta. He w-a* the poll* last November, identified as commander of army." Sobe) culled tbe plan "a turn oil Grunt, Oak and Oleander and portion* of street* to be Word of the revolt came Ihe Erramadt garrison in the for the worse." suburbs of Baghdad, but lit­ from rebel radio broadcasts A lly. Gen. Richard Ervin, changed to avenues are on tle else was known about him. and diplomatic dispatches to on thu other hand, railed the I'Jth, Orange, I'nlmctln and The revolt apparently had Magnolia. capital* throughout tiie Mid­ Its focal point in the capital forimilu "truly representa­ Muluur Ave. will lie re dle East. tive" o f all the people. of Unghdad, legendary Arab­ Reports reaching Ankara ian Night* city. The rebels The rouit ruled tiie new for­ named Sunlando S p r i n g * Turkey, said Eastern's head­ also claimed military support mula "does not in any way Drive and Florida Ave. will quarter* In the Defense Min­ throughout the country. Tliey violate Ihe Constitution of thr lie changed to Land Ave. The city voted to go head istry building were bombed indicated tliey wore in con­ United Slates," with repair* oo Murklinm lid., at B:30 a. m. and the struc­ trol of IKe til uat ion and that Ilia rourt in its ruling, lx it It ia and out of the city ture reduced to nibble, with officers and officials loyal to said! Kasscm possibly buried In Kasscm had been arrested or "Although wo would nut lim it*, setting it $100 maxi­ the wreckage. Rebel broad were In flight. have directed multiple sctiat- mum for material expendl|lures. Although the final vote casta indicated his body may There were reports of gun­ oris) representation for any fire In Baghdad, hut there was rounty, we rertainly should uni unanimous, Chairman It. no Information available on not prohibit it If the state de­ ('. Carlson was strongly oppos­ casualties. The borders were sires It. Our function begin* ed to making any repuira on scaled, all airports closed ami and ends with tha determina­ the county's putt o f the road, all radio stations in rebel tion of rationality and wheth­ however, at Ihe in<iitanro of hands. A 1 p. m. curfew was er there i* Invidious discrim­ Councilman John Beams, at h-ust two arcus which are not ination." Imposed. iu tlm city were included in WASHINGTON (U P I) — the motion. Mayor Al LorPresident Kennedy wus re­ ported today to be stepping up maun agreed with Carlson while Jim Reiter agreed with pressure on Russia to pull its military forces out of Cuba. Reams pointing out that if Informed sources said the the county's purl Is lie* re­ President planned to send a paired, tiie rity repair* will crsonal message to Soviet Hot last mure than six months. 'render Nikita Khrushchev Clay for tha work and for asking him Just when he olhrr Jobs through the year was going In keep his promise will bo bought through hid to rrmovo these armed units with tiie delivery to be made from the doorstep of fbc In lamgw'ood as it is needed. United States. These sources • • • said they did not know whe­ ther tho message had actually been dltpaiehcd as yet. The Pre.ldent said Thurs­ day the continued presence in Cuba of an estimated 17,000 Soviet military personnel, in­ Tli* fact that locating Mat­ cluding about 6,000 orginized ter Door Co. in Longwood Is into regular combat unit*, a long range project, ■till was a "matter of conrcrn to probably at least a year away, us." was stressed today by Russell II* ss, owner-mansger of the plant. Bass aald that the Longwood action last Thursday night In approving tha necessary zon­ Reservations s h o u l d he ing chango actually only made by Monday by Sanford cleared the way for negotia­ and Seminole County resi­ tions towards an agreement dent* wishing to take part between Ida company and At­ in the "Aireadc for Citizrnlantic Coast Line. ahip Action" panel discusinvestigation and consider. ■ion to be held all day Feb. W IN N E R EATS, Loner Treat*. Scott Bum* (in alion of county and d ly tax 20 under the sponsorship of the chef’* cap) nerve* a big ntonk to Charlie structures also will play a the U. S. Chamber of Com­ Ilohlnnon. Tire two men captained team* in the large part In moving the merce and the Winter Park Chamber o f Commerce membership drive. Robin­ plant, Bass said. Chamber of Commerce at the son’* team landed Burn*' team and, according to Cherry Plaza Hotel, Orlando. I he- company, presently lo­ their gamble, Bums entertained the winning Reservation should be made cated in Orlando, la a light team member*, their wive* and other guest* at a with tho Seminole County manufacturing operation aimetcak cookout Thursday evening at tiie F l’ &L Chamber of C o m m s r c e , Bar to that of a atnall lumber FAlrfaa 2-2212. yard. recreation purk. (Herald Photo) Revolt Hits Iraq Final Day Of County Fair Saturday * Health Director F r a n k Leone today assured us every food handler at the fair DUES have a health card, as re­ quired by statu law, Longwood Mayor A. R. Lormann will be on TV Sunday from 11:30 until noon helping out with the annual Cerebral Palsy Telethon. SANFORD, FLO RID A ing the 43-»en«tor. 112-repre- i break the atnall-rounty "etianaentntive formula passed by a deltoid" on the Senate, special session of the LegistsMiami attorneys Richard H. turn last Friday does not|.Mnx Suann and Peter Sobcl, I TEHRAN, Iran (D P I) — I Army and air force units re­ belled In Iraq today, overUtrcwr the government and announced that Premier Ab­ del Karim Kasscm was slain. The city’* g'23,000 resurfac­ ing project gets o ff t h • ground next week . , . First order o f business , . , 25th and i’nlmetto. Longwood’s new well went into operation earty this week . , . one more big project ac­ complished by tho rapidly glowing South Seminole City, • • • FRI., F K B R U A R Y lk lm W Federal-Okayed Apportion Will Go To Supreme Court • • • • * Established 1908 QUITE n hospital in S e m i n o l e Memorial. Ami different. Moat uttch Institution* have aitnia tip reading "H os­ pital - Quiet Zone." Hut S e m i nolo cmpimni7.cn with ntt impact. Tito misspelling ratine* n double-take and Impres­ ses tiie readem to bo “ quiet." Pressure Put On Cuba Buildup New Industry A Year Away Panel Meet Set Monday PORTSMOUTH, Vn. (U P I) — An nir search tvns launched today in the Atlantic and Gulf for a mission tanker curry ihr .19 crewmen and n cargo o f molten sulphur overdue on n voyage from Beaumont, Tex., to Norfolk, Vn. Uonat Guard 5th District Headquarters here said the 523-foot American tanker Marine Sulphur Queen left Beaumont Saturday night and was due in Nor­ folk nt noon Thursday. It nhonld have contacted its Norfolk agent by radio nt noon Tuesday and again Wednesday but the Const Gunrd said there had been no word from tho ship since It left Beaumont. Four Coast Gunrd planes began covering the vessel's route early today. Tbe Coast Guard said tbe entire route wauld be searched twice. The Coast Guard snid the 7,240ton ship, built in 1014, tvns carrying a cargo of mol­ ten sulphur kept nt a constant temperature of ih'-ft degree*. Tim Coast Crnird tried to roiitaot the ship by radio and sent nil “ urgent broadcast" to nit ships in the vicinity of tha tanker's course to watch for It. A Const Gunrd search plane reported sighting n tanker thought to tie the missing ves­ sel 50 miles south of Cspc Lookout, N. C. However, the Coast Guard said this ship was tho Marine Dow-Chem, not the mining tanker. A Cosst Gunrd spokesman said it wna possible the Sul­ phur Queen changed course to avoid a storm that hammered the southeast Atlantic Const earlier in Lite week. This rould delay the ship by a day or two. The ship was supposed to have radioed Hinder Co., its agent at Norfolk, Vn. <18 hours before reaching the Virginia Cape* nml nguln 34 hours befor arrival. Tim vessel, built at Chester, i'a., mlginully was known us tb* Esso New Haven. Its name was changed in 1WW). It is ownrd by Marine Sulphur Transport Co. i f New York. A Coast Gould plana from Elizabeth City, N. C., was soarrliing from the Cliesnpeake Ray smith to Cupu Lookout, 1’lanes from Miami, Itiloxl, Mis*., New Orleans nml Corpus Christ), Tex. searched the South Atlantic and the Gulf area. Resident Hurt In Car Mishap m w A . . . BRIEFS New Woes ROME (U PB-Nationw ide strikes by industrial and transport workers piled new Inhor woe* on Italy today. Stocks Lower NEW YORK < U ri) — Stocks opened Irregularly lower in routine trading to­ day. Pick Up Speed LONDON (U P I) — Tire drive to resume negotiation* for British enlry into tho European Common Market picked up speed today, Eigrht Die TORONTO, Onl. (U P I) — Eight children died today In a fire that destroyed their two-story attached bom* in the city's West End. Disaster WASHINGTON (U P I) — President Kennedy has warnrd that It would be "a dis­ aster" If the NATO alllaiico split over nuclear defense and economic policy. Top Choice LONDON (U P I) — Harold Wilson, only eight votes short of a first ballot victory, wa* the heavy favorite today tn win Labor party leadership and a chance to become Bri­ tain'* next primo minister, Arctic Blast United Press International A new blast of Arctic air dropjH-d temperatures below zero from Michigan to Maino today and triggered showers, fog and snow Hurries serosa much of the nation. Heavy Loot Kyle S. McMillan, 41, of WASHINGTON (U P I) — 2105 Orange Avenue, suffered Katanga m ercenaries w ' io severe laceration* of lim fted from lho Congo to neighscalp at almut 7 30 a. in. In- j boring Angola ara believed to day when he wa* forced off j have taken $4.5 million In Highway 17 02 at Fern purk francs iroin Hie Katanga Na­ by another automobile. tional Bank tn Kllsalwlhvlllc!, Trooper Bill Stringflcld re­ according to U. S. officials. ported McMillan swerved h i ear tn avoid an unidentified Pact Reached automobile which pulled in WASHINGTON (U P I) front of him. ill* car left tiie Teamsters Union said today mad and overturned. it ha* reached an IIUi hour McMillan wa* treated at agreement with United Bond­ Seminole Memorial Hospital ing Co. of Indianapolis for and rctoased. bonding of President James Tim trooper al*o reported It. Iloffa and his Internation­ that J. McKay Truluck, 411 al officers. Elliolt Avenue, suffered a bro­ ken Jaw and lacerationAgreem ent Thursday afternoon in s NEW YORK (U P I) —East­ freak accident, lie It con­ ern Air l.ines said Thursday fined to Seminole Memorial night it has reached an agree­ Hospital. Siringfk-ld, who charged ment with (lie Air Line Ste­ ward* ami Stewardesses As­ Truluck with driving loo fast for road conditions, said Tru­ sociation coloring flight at­ luck'* car, when it struck the tendant*, thus averting a railroad tracks on Bcardull possible strike. Avenue, went into thr ditch and overturned. Damage to tiie car was estimated at $000. No Solution In FEC Strike JACKSONVILLE (U P I) — The Florida East Coast Rail­ way strike, now In Its 17th day, continued without appar­ ent sign* of an early aolution today. There were meetings i d between management and la­ bor leader*. An FEC spokes­ man said tiie railway planned to continue its operation of one northbound and one south­ bound train between Jackson­ ville and Miami dally. Strike leader Jack Hadley was in Miami for a mass mealing of strikers there. City Offered New Rental Deal On Pipeline City Commissioners today were considering a new rental offer by the Sanford Pipcllna Company for a right-of-way from Hie lake front to Uiu Na­ val Air Station. Humor* of the new offer were confirmed today with re­ ceipt of a letter proposing thu company pay $100 monthly instead of fluo annually to tho rity for the right-of-way for a four-inch Jet fuel pipeline along Seminole Boulevard and Mcllanville Avenue. Queried about the new pro­ posal Commissioner J. H. Crappa said, " I think I'll ait tight." Commissioners M. L. It aborn and A. L. Wilson wore noncommittal � 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, February 07, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Feb. 15, '63 DOCTORS A T T E N D IN G n recent dinner meeting in DeBnry to present discussion on the proponed Retirement Center fo r the community were, seated from loft, Dr. Gernld Grain o f DeBnry, Dr. 1/conard Munson o f Sanford and Dr. Ruben A lle y ; standing Dr. Luther Tnrlxjll o f DeRary, Chester Rearick, president o f the DcBary Civic A**n. which uponaored tho dinner; Dr. lla rry Whitaker nnd Dr. Garrctta Seger, both o f DeBnry. (Cox Photo) The Seminole High School Chapter o f the Future Farm­ er* of America took second place among all the F FA teams In the state in Judging o f the Southeastern Fat Stork Sale held at Ocala, Saturday, Vocational Agriculture teach­ er Bill West said today. Members o f the judging team were Donnie Sipes, Mike Muplen and A l (inodsperd. In neventh place In the Judg­ ing was the Sanford Junior High F F A team, made up o f Earl Bouquardcx, Jay Richunis, unit Christ Akera. “ We are very proud o f these laiys," said West. “ They were up against some s tiff competi­ tion and to come o f f in sec­ ond place ia a very high hon­ or." By Jana Casselberry A group of II young people from the Senior Methodist Youth Fellowship of the Cas­ selberry Community Metho­ dist Church attemled the Sen­ ior High Retreat held this weekend at the Methodist Youth Camp on Ijik e Griffin near I-resburg. TREE P L A N T E R S from Mr*. Jewell Ri*or'* fourth (trade at Hanford Grammar School wero thene four hoy*, who dug the hole, planted tho treo nnd watered it. From le ft they are Robert Curinlc, Ronnie Noble*, Houston Spray and Ilonuld Addington. Tho tree watt contributed by the Hanford Garden Club. (Herald l'huto) Tha extensive beautification now going on at tha Weatalda Grammar School waa enhanc­ ed recently by the planting of a good-alsed Norfolk Island pine by tha children o f Mra. Jawell Riaer'a fourth grade. Communicant Classes Set By Helen Snodgrass Tho Enterprise Community wax saddened last week at the death o f Mr. Georgs E. (U n do G eorgs) Turner o f Orlando. Tho Florida Power Corp. ria n t at Enterprise was nam­ ed for Mr. Turner u |h>ii Ills re­ tirement In 1017 after 22 yearn with the company. As superintendent in charge o f const ruction wtih F l o r i d a Public Bervice, which later tnargod with Florida l*owrr Cuip., he waa in charga when the Enterprise Plant waa built in 1020. I). J. Parker, chief o f Turner Plant and Harvey Dunn, both o f Enterprise, served as pollhearers at Uio funeral last Wadnesday afternoon in Or­ lando. Andrews Evans, of this community, also attended. fly Jane Casselberry James Data! o f C o r a l Gables, author and lecturer, will have two speaking en­ gagements in Casselberry this week. On Wednesday he will apeak lit the Women’s Club o f Cas­ selberry at 8 p m., following a short business meeting at 7:30 p. m. on the topic, "The Role o f Arab Women in the Modern World." During hia five separata pe­ riod* of extended residence In that vital region o f the world — from 11143 to 1957— Ratal has observed tho tremendous changes that have taken place there, with women playing a significant role in the strug­ gle for freedom by the Arab States. On Thursday night Mr. and Mrs. Ratal will bo guest o f the Lions Club o f Casselberry at a supper meeting held at 6:30 p. m. ut Bill's Diner. His topic will lie "The Htrategie Im­ portance o f the Arab Coun­ tries to the Western W orld." Ratal, an American citizen Prior to tha planting cere­ a new fiug has been planned program o f aklts, fo r tha near future. Bright g r e e n rye grass eonge and poems altoul tree* brightens the lawn o f the old waa presented by children rep­ school which Is surrounded hy resenting each class at the giant shady oaks, and further Grammar School. lieautifirstlon plans ars under Joe Pauline explained the study by the PTO. meaning of Arbor Day and tha fourth and fifth grade children sung Grrlg’s “ The Tree Milk­ e r" and Joyco K 11 m r r ’ a jrr“ Trees." A play entitled "F orest Fan­ lly France* Wester tasy," In which the vnlues o f Communicant Classes ’ for all Uie tires were rxpliiined laiys and girls will tie held at wos also seen by the children. the Community Presbyterian Comprehcnalvo landscaping Cliurrh in Lake Mary with which has lieen undertaken by Rev. John I'illey in charge. tha PTO of the Hanford Gram­ Classes will la-gin on Feb. 17 mar ,Hrhoo| haa been laid uut, nnd run consecutively until nnd ninny large plants and Pnlni Sunday. xhrulia have been set III close Each class session wilt lie tn tlm building, with edging for onn hour, from 5 p. m. un­ o f border grass. til 6 p. m. All Imys and girls Ilonfer grass has also been nnw in Grade* seven, eight, planted along the walkways, and nine me invited to join nnd a new fla g polo has been these classes preparatory to Installed. The presentation o f chureh memlH-rshlp. mony ' a Lyman Boys Form Car Club For Teenagers Seminole FFA Take Judging Honors At Ocala JAMES R ATAL Robert*, Mrs. Armno, Mr*. William Cole and Dr. Gerald Grain; stunding, Mr* John Leone, Rev. Hugh Rooth, James Rucker, Pnul TetHchner, Glenn Smith and Mr*. Joe Rruce. H E A R T FUND C A P T A IN S in DeBnry met la*t week at the home o f Mrs. Thoman Armno, geneneral chairman, Heated center front, to plan their part in the annual drive achcduled to run from Fob. 18 through Feb. 24. Attending were, ncated from left, Mr*. A. Hlyth, Mr*. Marion (Cox Photo) Retirement Center Plans Presented By Mr*. Adam Mullrr Plans for the proposed Re­ tirement and Convalescent Home in Dellary were pre­ sented by Dr. Brooks Smith and Architect James Chap­ man of Sanford at last Wed­ horn in Massachusetts and ed­ ucated at Amherst College, is eminently qualified to speak on the Near East with his background o f 20 years ns a writer researcher and ns a teacher o f Journalism at the American U n i v e r s i t y In Beirut, Lebanon for two yenrs. Thnt University, founded In I860, is the lurgest private American University outside the continental United States. In 1040 he was awnrded the Nieinsn Fellowship tn Journal­ ism by Harvard University, lie is author of the book, " A s ­ signment: Near East," pub­ lished by Friendship Press in 1060; a co-author o f laith "M ost o f the W orld," publish­ ed by Columbia University Press In 1049 and o f "You r Newspaper" p u b l i s h e d by Macmillan In 1047. In the aummera o f 101)5 ami 1000 Ratal served ns executive director of conferences and good-will toura In l^banon, Syria, Jordan and Egypt for same 800 Americans. He re­ turned to Egypt to do unother on-the-spot research mission in the N ile Valley l>ctween Aawan and Alexandria. Ills first direct enntart with the Arab world came In 10131044 when he was assigned to Ho a research project for the United States Government's O ffice o f War Information In seven Arab states. Thus his experience In that region en­ compasses both the years o f foreign and monarrhlnl con­ trol until today when there are 13 politically inilc|>endrnt Arab slates with a majority having republic form of gov­ ernment. nesday's meeting of the West private basis Volusia Civic Bound Table There would be a chapel, held in the Recreation Hall library, music room and art of the DeRary Fire Station. room .' Garden plots and a shufflcbnard courts will be Robert Hcsserrr, adminis­ Included on the grounds. trator of Seminole Memorial Tlie Nurses' Unit, under Hospital, the scheduled speak­ daily supervision of a doclor er, was unable to attend. and nurse, would lie in the Chapman reported that Uie main building which, along overall proposed c e n t e r with the reception room and would rover an approximate main dining room, would sur­ 32.000 square feet with dup­ round a meditation garden lex cottagej consisting o f one with foundation and benches. bedroom, one bath and a There also would be a rekitchenette. Admission would creatnn area with side en­ come upon advise of an in­ closures but no roof in order dividual's private physician to allow residents to :njoy and although nursing care the sunshine. would be available, medical This mam building, design­ care would still remain on a ed with two wings each con­ FRENCH FRANC The name of "fra n c " first was applied to a French gold coin in 1630 by King John II because of Us Latin legend: Johannes Del Graeia Francomm Rex (John, by the grare of God, King of the Francs), according to the En­ cyclopaedia Britannica. taining a Day room, would accomodate 76 persons. Ad­ ditional cottages would be constructed as needed. Chapman advised that a scale model of the entire Cen­ ter soon will be available for display purposes In DcBary. The business meeting of the group w ts held following a period o f general discussion. questions and answers Pre­ siding was Mrs. P. Smlthdcal, president. The next meeting was set for Feb. 27 at 7:30 p. m. at the Florida Power Lounge in DcLand. Girls 4-H Club Elects Officers Officers o f the Sanford Junior 4-H Clrls Club were elected for the clothing unit nt their meeting last Thurs­ day. Elected president was Car­ olyn Tamm, vice president is Marsha P a r k s , secretary, Debra Huskln, delegate, l.lndn Franrl ami reporter Margaret Ervin. Seventeen members, lead­ er Linda King and Home Demonstration Agent Miss Myrtle Wilson were present at the meeting. The girls finished their food records and discussed selling tickets for the skating party benefiting Sarepta Home. By J*ne Casselberry A group or teenage boy* who are itudcnts at Lyman High School have formed a car club which they call “ The C h arln tem ". The newly organized group held its second meeting last Tuesday evening at the home of Joe Zukow ski, North T r i p l e t Drive. Casselberry, and elect­ ed officer!. Danny Vin«on was elected president and Jim Parsons was named vice president and secretary. The club meets every Tues­ day evening, presently at the homes of the various mem­ bers but they are hoping to find a regular place to meet such as a garage or barn in which they can work on their cars. “ The Charioteers" have as their purposes to promote public safety, to Improve their knowledge of automobiles and to discourage drag racing on highways. By laws will be submitted to the S h eriffs Dept, for ap­ proval aa well aa to other focal law enforcement offic­ ers. The club also hopes to par­ ticipate in all worthy communty activities. High school boys interested in cars and witling to live up to the Ideals of the club arc welcome to join. Anyone wishing to become a member should contact Joe ZukowakL A t a fund railing project the club will sponsor a car wash on Saturday, Feb. 16, at Ed's Standard Station in C aw dbcrry next to the Drug Store. * * \ i New Ili-T rrtd On Sound Cord Hod Ira % i :: » 7 •*•*»« m « , „/ CAVANAUGH T IR E SERVICE 1101 8. French A t *. F A 2-2263 4 S3 y o u ’re probably paying the price o f a LeSa b re by B u ic k —tchy not own onct l i TtWx l inn w4«a ifeooa hales Baa t Improved carburet o n tar botlsr • * » m-laac# Hi hJ ♦ lb* sharia stretch lira Sts 4 Fanned a u m hum front hrakai-km nat last tanaatl * Butek’a ht*h quality anainaaring cuts upkeep rovla 4 lon g kt* O w w iv t S w aS k t. RECORD NUMBERS SHARING BU1CK SUCCESS! TOUR CAR IS WORTH MORE NOW IN TRADE THAN EVER W ILL BE AGAIN. DONT DELAY! BE MONEY AHEAD! T1ADC NOW! nr B u io k re sa te v a lu e f l y i n g h i g h I- m r a ., a 10401ahsfere 4-dem £ »“ ? “ • retains an ewenga of !?S 6 more of Storiginal coat ho. Say than did a comparable IS M modal setd tn I960* ♦ Today's Quality Butch Ways a n t longort Legal Notice 1 U M U 3UILT ON YOUR OW N PROPERTY OR W E C AN PROCURE TH E PRO PERTY FOR YOU SEE US BEFORE YOU BUILD We Offer A Complete Home Builders Service C A LL US FOR A N ESTIM ATE W ITH IN ShjosunaksJi 1* 211 W. 25TH STREET A 50 M ILE BUICK RADIUS CONSTRUCTION C O M PAN Y PHONE FA 24103 Extra values in Double Check used cars, too! your authorized quality Buick Dealer today! O �NAS Pushes For Pipeline By Larry That’* K m e V enhel Civil Defense siren the city hai . . . We couldn't even hear it. • * • • The State Road Department has act March 7 for prelimin­ ary budget hearing* on pri­ mary and secondary road*. . Seminole County time 4:30 p. m. • • • Nobody asked me but, how about Celery A re. and a joint participation project be­ tween Volusia and Seminole on a new Osteen bridge. • • • Ran into Junior Velno at the "Conservatory” last night and Junior says Rus Compan­ ies have nixed that bridge for travel a* well as some school vehicles. • • • Pipeline will probably still go in but either they'll have to give the city more money or, some lease type agree­ ment worked out . . . Like say, the city take over the line and lease it to the pipepeople. • '• • AN IM A G IN A R Y C O W E R S ATI ON. Krider: John Brumley came up with a new alignment for the canal to the Indian River. Crowe: My plan is better through Lake Jessup, and it won't hurt shad fishing. Krider: Bromley's align­ ment will reduce the distance by 11 miles. Crowe: Mine will reduce It more. Krider: Doesn't seem to be any use taking the boat out o f the carport. Crowe: With my plan the taxpayers won't t>c (addled with the cost. Krider: Crowe's is t h e best plan l ever heard of. Let Jim do it! • • • Quoting Mark Twain, " R e ­ ports of my death are great­ ly exaggerated," Gen. J. C. llutchtaM said that very same thin* Tuesday when confusion resulted over a radio report, similarity In names led to phone calls to The Herald that Gen. Hutch­ ison had died at the fair. The Tampa Fair manager, with a very similar name, died at the Tampa fair. • • • Read somewhere (Oh where was it) that Republicans will enter the legislative races . . Funny, the last time one en­ tered. he left town . . . If someone threw his hat in against Mack Cleveland he might leave the earth . . . • • • ■I'J Republican* didn't have enough money and gumption to get candidates to run fer posts that didn't take qualify­ fees, how are tliey going to come up with one that cost* gr>0. ing • • • Ray Milwee and Pete Knowles got together yester­ day for "cxploratorary talks” on leasing the stadium for tt per year rental. Will come up at School Hoard meeting tomorrow . . . • • • Tlie word is that Ray la cool to the idea of a new stadium out by the high schorl . . . Too expensive to maintain. * • • Some Junior high parents beat down a PTA last night . . . Funny thing but. ww hear the majority of the teachers were against it. Just for the record . . . you don't need any majority to form a PTA. . . • • U. S. N avy’s deslra fo r In­ stallation o f the two-milo jet fue> pipeline to tho Naval A ir Station was outlined to City Commissioners and a group of Sanford businessmen Tuesday afternoon by a rcpiesentative o f the N avy Fuel Supply O f­ fice, Washington. Total savings in fuel trans­ portation by barge from Jack­ sonville to take Monroe and pipeline to the base was esti­ mated at 102,141 a year, as compared to present tank ear and tank truck transporta­ tion. Tho total figure include* >32,141 savings in actual transportation plus >12,500 In •torsge, >5,200 in labor st Jacksonville, and >12,000 in barge cleaning in the Jacksonville-Mayport-Sanford c o m plex. Tho Washington represen­ tative pointed to these advan­ tages o f tho barge-pipeline transportation system: Save >32,441 in transporta­ tion cost; Improve quality control; improve N A S oper­ ations by providing a third method of receiving fuel, pro­ vide storage, permit removal o f storagu tank cars, reduce congestion and permit reas. signmcfit o f personnel; permit release o f 30 government tank cars fo r other uses; eliminate added workload at Jackson­ ville, and permit full-time barge assignment fo r fuel de­ liveries. The N avy’s primary jet air­ craft fuel, JP-6, is to he Is­ sued at all Naval air statlona serving i arrive type aircraft in order to eliminate rctrlmniing of aircraft engine fuel controls when shifting carrier airrrnft operations from ship ★ ★ ★ Wilson, Crapps, Raborn: 'No' V frp* f lty Commissionnpj-osrd to the two-mile Jet fuei pipeline to the Naval A ir Htat’ on weiv polled by Tbr Herald today after tho brief­ ing Tuesday on the N avy’s dealni for the facility. Result of the poll: No <hange noted. The three commissioners who voted down tho pipeline installation two weeks ago In a 3-2 vote were asked the same question this morning: "A fte r yesterday’* briefing by the Navy on it* drslrtw for the pipeline, have you or do you think you may change your mind and change your vote In fa vo r?” These were the answer* to that question: 31. L. RAIIORN — " I won’t say whether I will or will not change my vote.’' A. I.. W ILSON — *'i listen­ ed hut I have nut formed any conclusions." J. II C R A PPS —M! haven't changed my mind about any­ thing." to shore. N A S is converting to JP-5 fuel on April 1. Since JP-5 fuel is not u*<xl or handl­ es! at Tampa (from where N A S now geta its fuel by ACI. tank ear and by tank truck), it will all be shipped from Jacksonville. "The 25,000-hanel storage provided by a pipeline,” the WEATHER: Cloudy nnd cool through Thursday. High today, 68-70. Low tonight, 35-40. "v O lT o a Bulletin reprearntative said, "w ill ensure the availability o f fuel ready to use directly In air­ craft and also will the resupply of Improve United Press Leased Wire A long list of proposed prohibiting be­ on-statlon low ro*4 aales were recom­ storage. Presently, storage at N A S provides only 1.5 days reserve supply, lowest of any Navy air station."* mended today by a special North Orlando Votes Mar. 19 committee which said the propotala would "stabllte the market.” There was no Immediate Indication whe­ ther or not the proposal would increase the retail price of milk. n s u v A . . . North Orlando voters will jro to the poll* on March 19 to complete their first fully elected council Hmmmmmm! N E W Orleans ( U P I ) - T h e since the municipality was chartered five years aim American Par Association by the North Orlando Co. Tuesday railed for Congress The election date was set Tuesday night nt n to give Itself and fislcral meeting o f the Villnge Council with nil members pre­ sent except vice-mayor Hob | Stephenson. Up for election will lx- th e . three company appointed' posts o f Frank Fasula, Clarence Memory and Ruel Strip­ ling. Dates for qualifying were — —~ judges raise* in pay. Defense Boss, Chieftain Dies Military Brass To Answer Critics Medical Aid C AIRO (U P I ) — A I hI El Krim, Moroccan tribal chief­ tain who fought France and Spain In the lli'JOs, died o f a heart attack In hie villa here today at tho age o f about 80, •ct from Feb. 18 through Feb. WASHINGTON (L T I) 28. Candidates must file poll- The White House arranged lions currying the signatures j today for Defense Secretary of at least 10 registered Rohert S. McNamara and other top military officials voters with the village clerk. to go on live television st S Voter registration will open p. m. to reply to charges that Monday and run through Hie Soviet missile buildup Is March 15. Offices in the V il­ continuing In Cuba. Press secretary Pierre Sal­ lage llnll will be open on inger announced the plan. weekdays from 8 a. m. until Preparations had been under 5 p. m. And on Wednesday* way since Tuesday evening uml Fridays from 7 p. m. un­ to conduct a meeting for re til U p m. purlers st 1 p. nt. today on In other business at Monday I a background basis. night's meeting, Councilman j Tills is s procedure under W. W. Anderson, in m state­ which newsmen may report ment o f resolution denied th e ! Salinger said, however, that press, notified Mayor Fasula, I attribute It. Salinger said, Iwwever, bat in effect, that ho “ would con­ tinue to contest any more not "Iherc lias been so much in­ rcniplrtely non-diaerlmlnatory terest manifested in the backm' iu 'n k iiii if to II.. grr i—J* • ,y ?, rnrg r> • M • defense lieiA Interest o f the citizens'* Ns.nart snd E LISAB E 11IV ILI.E , K a tang* ( U P I ) — Katanga Pres­ ident Molse Tshombe left here today, apparently to rcvcive medical treatment in North­ ern Rhodesia. Illness Spreads COI.U31IIUS, Mies. (U P I) — Doctor* Tuesday tentative­ ly identified an lllnesa which spread to lit student* at Mis­ sissippi State College for Women from laboratory haul*t«*a as leptospirosis. Labor Unrest lly United I’rra* International Widespread labor unreal in tho transportation im luitiir* broadened today to inrludu airline erupt »na pilot*. Violence eruptel h I’buiU iui.a and Ohio. Indiana officials thaLJjtoNJTnow hern ! *•» lon« * » Faaul* holds the v m. . . It Inal position o f ri-pn y-P Jiatrly available ing the bhfurtufjed 2 ^o television.” and thr \ * house. >2> Escamb VaKi lie rz peeled The counci I -.KA 2-0274. of tho three maIn’* recommendation . l .*. \<A1 lion-radio networks Volunteer Fire Dept, be reor­ '-(he1re w « conference ganized under direetton of on a Uve hails. Henry Ward. The v i l l a g e - _______________ owned fire truck may b e ' _ ,. __ . . leased or bought by the new- L O U R C l l T O m O Q T ly formed group which the i u . q rutuiril will provide with aix | W O l C T K C p O C T S month* insuranee. A fter that Discussion and reports on time the organization will be progress of the new munlcion ita own and will rome {tally owned water system is under no jurisdiction o f the expected on tonight's meeting agenda of the Alla monte council. Springs Town Council. The meeting wilt be held at 8 p. m. In the Altamonte Town Hall. Cabinet Okays Giant Budget T A L L A H A S S E E (U P I ) — Tiie Cabinet adopted a propos­ ed >882 million budget today vvhich would finance limited expansion o f elate government in the next birnnium and pay Rridgr Page 0 raises over the period o f about Classified ..... Page 3-A 10 per rent. Page 2-A Comics ...... The total I* about >30 mil­ Page f) Dear Abby lion more than current aouree* Page I A Editorial I are exported to provide In the Page <1 * next two yrare, but la a whop­ -Entertainment Page 2-A Legala ...... ping slush under the record Puzzle >1.3 billion the various agen­ I ’-ga 2-A ._ Page 8 cies and institution* had re­ Society quested. Page *1 Sport* Herald Index NO 642 Small Boats Imperiled change* In milk marketing regulations Established 1908~ * WED.. F E B R U A R Y 6. 1963 ' SANFORD, FLO R ID A Discreet W A SH IN G TO N (U P I ) — The United 8talc* maintained a diplomatically discreet "no comment” ,today on the toppl­ ing o f Canadian Prime Min­ ister John G. Dit-fenbuker. But key question* remained about U. 8. action* leading up to the crisis. Ah, Tis’ True M ADISON, WIs. (U P I) — Observing that "ever since Eve, mankind ha* recognized that one thing lead* to an­ other,'* the Wisconsin Su­ preme Court ruled Tuesday It was permissible to stop fe ­ male tavern employe* from drinking with male rustomers. Atlantic Storm Raging JA C K S O N V ILLE (U P I) — A raging winter storm poised o ff the South Atlsntie roast today, imperiling small boats, eroding beaches and keeping weathermen guessing what it would do next. The Miami Weather Bureau said the atorm was almost stationary during the night and was centered esrly today about 150 mile* o ff the Geor­ gia and South Carolina roast*. Gale warning* were replac­ ed with small craft warnings from Cape Canaveral to Sa­ vannah, Gu„ this morning. Hut gale warnings remained ill ef­ fect from Savannah north to Nags Head. N. C., for atrong northwest uml north winds. Rough sens Mini tide* one to four fret above normal with considerable beach erosion ami minor flooding were forecast from Cape Canaveral to Nag* Head. Weathermen said changing pressure patterns around Hie low decreased the winds some­ what. Hut the low expanded in size and further intensifica­ tion in the next 24 Imura was possible, they said. The Weutlirr Bureau said motion o f the storm would be erratic and warned all inter­ est* along the affected roust* to e o n t I n u o pirruulion* against high tides and rough seas. A Coast Guard boat search­ ed the area offshore between Daytona Brnrh and Cape Can­ averal for two missing fishing boats. Planes were ready to join in the scntvh as soon ns weather permitted. The Const Guard said it was searching for the 45-foot snap­ per boat Pee Wee and her sister craft, the 40-fool Sul­ tana II. The merchant vessel Gulf King said It approached the Sultana II in high sens o ff the Vote Books Now Open Voter regiatrntion books will l>c open daily in­ cluding Saturday front 9 it. m. to 5 p. in. through Monthly, Registrar Camilla Hrucu re|>orted this morning. Mrs. Ilrtii'c said she received instructions from Secretary o f Stale Tom Adams today to o|M’it the Legislative Qualifications 'Trickle In' bonks prior to the special priniary elections this ami next month and the special election March 20. The books are open to resi­ dent* o f tho state for a year uml o f the county for six month*. Also, registered vot­ TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — ers must report any change o f Tho slow trickle o f rnmlidates qualifying for 37 new legisla­ tive seat* under the controv­ ersial i rapport ionment plan Indicatcil today that some limy hs holding buck fur a court determination o f its le­ gality. north Florida roast Tuesday after the smaller vessel lost a rudder. The master of the Gulf King reported that personnel o f tho smaller Imnt refused to aban­ don ship, however, and the merchant man continued on ita way. Earlier Tuesday, the Coast Gunnl buoy tender Swertgum towed the disabled t)2-foot Fort Sumter to the mouth o f the St. Johns River hero. Convict labor and volunteer* worked into the night Tuesday night to repair Jarksonvillo Bench’s crumbling sen wall which had not been totally re­ built after the pounding it took front salt water in the re­ rent storm. The previous storm, which ran from Nov. 20 through Dec. 5, roused more than >2 mil­ lion In damages to Duval County beaches. Officials estimated t h a t winds caused more than a half million dollurs in damages Tuesday. addrees. Mra. Bruce atated there aru now 15,400 eligible elector* registered. The list was cut front more than 17,000 in a recent purge o f non-voters, Thu putty primaries and Only four rnmlidates signed up this morning, bringing the tho »|>cciul election were set total sinco qualifying opened up under tho reupporUoniiienl Monday to seven. Deadline for law Just passed by the Legis­ lature in special aession. How­ qualifying la noon Feb. 15. Latest candidate* included ever, they are contingent on JACKSONVILLE (U P I ) — Tom G r e e n , Jacksonville, a federal ccurt ruling Thurs­ City Mayor llaydon Burn* House, Group Five; Lynwood day at Miami. lu s termed the 15 day-old Rep. Muck Cleveland said . Arnold^ Jacksonville, House, Hast Coast Railway Group Six and former Rep. i t rarller this week If tba federal an emergency and of­ ) lr‘ f ‘ M. (Hob) Merritt nnd Edgar ruling is favorable Thursday fered his service* as ■ medi­ J. Johnston, both Prnsnrols, lie will re-lgn from the Iluusu ator. for the Group Three House and seek the Democratic party Mayor Robert King High, . _ nomination fur tho new Seno f Miami made a similar o f - , ‘ , " t In haeamhl* County. ........................ Rep. George Hallahun o f Mi- , "to r post In the purty prlfer several dajs ago. ami showed ronfidem-o tlml ; nisry. Former Rep. Gordon Burns offered his personal service* and Hie facilities of tiie court would approve the Frederick said he will seek Jacksonville City Hall for any legislative-passed plan ill an­ Cleveland’s House post. Tim first party primary I* negotiation sessions the strik. nouncing Tuesday that he will ere and company officials resign hi* House post umf run slated for Fell. 2d. I f neces­ for the additional Dado Coun­ sary, the second party pri­ may wi<h to hold. mary will lie held March 12. The strike began Jan. 23 in ty Senate sent. I.eon I'iivuit Court Judge Tho apccin! election I* sche­ a wage dispute. The FEC is now operating freight trnftie Hugh Taylor, meanwhile re­ duled for March ‘Jd. Candidates must file their nn a limited scale between fused to enjoin the special election* for the proposed ex­ petitions by neon Fell. 15 with Jacksonville ami Miami. it a five senators uml 17 repre­ the Secretory o f State's ofsentatives set for Fell. 2d by flee. Mis. Bruce said If raudiNEW YO RK (U P Ii - A i r ­ Gov. Farris llrynnt. Taylor agreed, however, to dates lire unopposed for party crafts continued their leader­ ship today as stocks opened keep the mutter under consid­ nominations no party pri­ mostly higher In moderately eration until a ruling Is made maries will lie held, only the by the Federal Court. March 2d nlertion. active trading. Burns Offers FEC Mediation Active Trading Diefenbaker's Action Fizzles OTTAWA (U P I) Prim e Minister John Dlefcnbakcr'a Conservative government, top­ pled by a double • barrelled no • eonfldence vote over tho U. S.-trlggcrcd nuclear <lefense Issue, today formally dissolve* parliament. Dtcfcnhakcr was expected to select April > for a new general election in whlrh an estimated 10 million Canadiani will rote. Liberal leader Lester B. Pearson, >7, was a atrong favorite to become Canada'* 14lh prime mlnlater in too upturning election. School Board Meets Thursday Reaffirmation o f building plan* under the federal im­ pact law will he considered by (be School Board in regu­ lar aession Thursday after­ noon. Chairman J. Dan Wright said this afternoon "w o are right on target with our building plans but wo must keep up-tn-mlnuto when it comes to matching state and federal funds.'* Wright said live meeting will he held although Slip!. R. T. Milwee la attending a three-day conference at Tab Uliassee. Rain , Rain Go Away — Kids Day Here At The County Fair So despite the weather hun­ rides, rsting candy apple* and elation o ffic ia l* a* continued It takes more than rain and cold to obliterate the allure of dreds o f Seminole County chil­ cotton candy, und hot dog* on drizzle, eohl wind* and ruin may let up around noon. a county fa ir with nil It's dren used the free passes stick*. Four school children won Today is tlm second chil­ bright lights, sounds, smell* given In them to attend the duoi prizes Tuesday, and four and s i g h t s , especially for Seminole County Fair Tues- dren'* day, and the weather­ more will he given today. First {dare w i n n e r was young |>eople and the young in day, gazing at the rzhibila, man hold* out a hope o f lietter clambering aboard the thrill lurk foi dampened Fair Aaao- .Minin llavis, who won a bi­ heart. cycle; Joe Lowe, a transistor luilio; A lU 'tt Stephens, a spinning reel and rod und l.imlu Akin, a basketliull. Dim*ing for tlm door prizes will be belli nt 6 p, in., Fair Association I’rraidrnt John Mi donkey said. Judging o f livestock will hagin tins morning a* out of town judges arrive to begia their rounds. Tlm Fair routlnues through Saturday, opening ak • p. nt. today, 5 p. m. Thursday and Friday ami 1 p. m. Saturday. • Get well Sid RiCbard . . . we miss ya! • • • It will cost >583 to replace the radio tower out by Fire Station No 2 . . . High winds blew it down earlier in the week. • • • If Jake Zairian of Maitland flops with that proposed Boat inarina in ISO day* L D. Plant, who ran build one as a hobby is ready to go . . . Too bad exclusive rights were given . . . Plant was ready to put down SI 30.000 this week and is proceeding with plans if Jake flops. • • • House and Home Finance officials arc processing that Port terminal application . , Cost of the complete facility .. . . $300,000 lo $400.1oml LIVESTO CK exhibit geta two ent W H IC H ONE shall we ride on now? L E T M E HE your Teddy Bear. » ‘ UM-M-M Good, Cotton Candy* t �r (I 8 l)r #m for2l UrrnlB Pace 2—Wed. Feb. 6, ’(33 lO O J- i 1 »■ B iB IB H J iC fH r .iM i ~ 100 Extro Plaid Stamps w With IhU coupon nnd purchase o f $7J0 or more. fP ■ » Redremabl# only at A B P Slorea giving Plaid Stamp* In Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina. • Limit one coupon per adult customer. Jax. 2-9-61 Coupon good through February 9. '• * tprv A Cocktail Is A Cocktail Is vm T W A SH IN G TO N <U P I) — by I l(M Commissioner Mor­ check hy the association In The Internal Revenue Service timer M. Caplin, who said he some o f the nation's htg cities 11It.S > I* Iwlng asked to be a fe ll the revenue aeivire hud showed that restaurant busi­ I i M i t t i R i e i f t l& i f t f f if c i S '* ; : been pretty clear on the issue. Caplin said the business mesl Is deductible. Caplin nnd Power collided on the issue In an exchange of letters. Ironically, the friction seemed to ba caused by Ilia word “ good will." Power used them almost every time he referred to the touchy subject. Caplin avoided tha term, referring to the is­ sue ns “ the quiet business mesl." In nn Interview power de­ fined the subject of the dis­ pute aa “ a meal where food and beverages sre furnished for tha creation of good will alone." Caplin said the lunch he was referring to - was treated In IRS literature as follows; "Business meals furnished to an Individual under elrrumstances which are generally IRS. But he added: "Proper un­ considered to lie conducive to derstanding Is virtually non­ a business discussion may be deducted.. . ." existent." Power claimed that a spot This was promptly denied ia jr ' *« IK jftj 2nd Big Week! "Super-Right" Freezer ness dropped In these eslab- , Ilshmenta from 10 to 3U per rent In January, lie said Caplin didn’t help the situation any when he told « recent lunch mauling here that "good-will entertaining le out." "Supei Bight" Western "Super • Itigh t" Western Whole (275 (o 321 Lb. A iq .) " I t absolutely is not," Pow­ (MS lo 100 • Lb. A ix .) er added. He said that legisla­ tive documents on the law (Consists of Steaks, Boasts, Slew nnd (Consist* o f Itoixt*. Steak* and show that the business mesl (jro u n c^ T esy. O K AY LAD IES clunaiia which Iw^nri lu.At week W ere taught by John GibGroum t^tasO. esreplion includes the expend­ non (second from right) Red Cross Field director, who shows the instruc­ "Super Right" Western Beef “ Super - B ight" W'retrrn iture which “ merely promote! (ISO lo 173 Lb. A v ".) tion hook to Mrs. Knther Court, and Public Health Nurse Mrs. Evelyn (13 to 63 l.h. * v » .) good w ill" Hayes, (le ft) and Mrs. Muthildo Kiissel, Red Cross executive secretary. “ A majority o f the business (Herald Photo) entertaining In America la of (Consists of Roast*. Steaks, Blew and | (Consists o f Sirloin, I'orlrrhouse and that nature," he said. “ It Is fjr o u n d lte s t). T -B o n *S l*sk s). designed not to discuss busi­ "Super • Right" Western Whole "Super R igh t" Western Whole ness but merely to promote (80 to 100 l.h. A v s .t (25 to 10 Lb. A vg.) good will. In many Instances, It Isn't even desirable to ap (Consist* of Boast*. Stews, and Ground proprlata to discuss business.' (Consists of Porterhouse and T-Bonr Meat). Steaks). A check with the IRS re­ vealed that tha agency's law "Super - Right" Heavy Western Beef "Super - Right" Heavy Western yert are studying this conflict of Interpretation*. A spokes The first clas* in the new ] W ASH IN G TO N (U P I) — I'owcll funds for hi* widely man said the IRS would Issue Mambera o f the House Educa­ publicised “ European vacation organisation o f Gray Ladies, ] another clarifying directive in tion Committee had their own with his lady friends” last who will work at the Sanford j the near future. hooky problem today. Chair­ summer; the Internal Reve­ Junior High School was c o m -! "10 INCH CUT” (Consists o f man Adam C. Powell appar­ nue Service for falling to pleted l ist Tuesday with the ! Steaks, Roasts, (Consist* of and Stow). Steaks and ently had gone fishing and crack down on Powell for tax second phase set to begin to-1 Itoasl*). left them locked In the school­ delinquency; the F e d e r a l day at 9:30 a. m. at the 1 140 to IBS Lb. 21 to 10 Lb. . . Housing Administration for Health Center. room. Average Co. Average h i). Tills Instruction will be un-! The unhappy committee approving gl0.8 million In mambera scheduled a closed mortgage Insuruneo for Pow­ dor the direction o f Mrs. "Super • Right" Western Reef T-Bone, Sirloin or Boneleae Top Round session to look fo r a way out. ell and his associates; and Judy Mathew* of Altamonte \ Springs. This will lie an ac­ The discussion seemed likely the Health, Education nnd Your to lie ehort, sharp and not al W e l f a r e Department for celerated course with a se-1 together complimentary to awarding a $230,000 grant for cond two hour session slated I Choice a juvcnll,. delinquency project for Friday and three next Powell. week on Monday, Wednesday | Lb. The N ew TorX Democrat In Powell'a Harlem district. and Friday. had the distinction Tucaday of The’ third phase of Instruc­ being thoroughly tongue-lash­ tion will lie given by Mrs. I ed, by name on the Senate F m m M N Evelyn Hayes, public health floor. The denunciation, de­ nurse from the Seminole | livered hy Hen. John J. W il­ County Health Dept. U ? liams, R-Dt'l., wax unusual heFourth phase will be under I cxiiM- member* of Congre** With this roopoa A purthaso o f "J U S T R IG H T FOR T W O " MOSCOW (U P I) The the tupervlslon of Hugh Carl­ are supposed to refrain from Belly Crnektr Buttermilk ton, Sanford Junior High | crash of firing equsd execu­ 8 'J Ox. using tha House or Senate Panc«li« Mix 39c tions is heard with deadly principal. 1-Lb. 12-Os. rk g. floor fo r personal attack* on Ten hour* of practice train­ regularity In Russia today. Coupon good through Feb. 6. each other. Even though Marx and En­ ing in achool will lie the or-1 J-2-9 The latest flap in tha con­ gels, spiritual fathers of dor of tlie fifth phase of tho troversy - scarred committee communism, strongly oppos­ Gray Lady training and when Whole Kernel or Craam Btyl* started when Powell echedul- ed capital punishment, the all courses have been held fw m m m m ed two weeks o f hearings on death sentence now may be a capping and pinning cere- J President Kennedy'* gfi.8 gall- Imposed in » the, Soviet Union money Ai ill take place. a lion school aid bill and an­ for a number o f crime* in­ Overall chairman o f tha I Yoifr * nounced he would pretide over cluding aggravated murder Gray Lady la School Pro-1 ■ < With this coupon A purrhas* of Choice grams is Mrs. Gordon Fred­ them. and rape. ^ With Lecithin I Hath Bars Powell held the gavel for Execution for these crimes erick. Sweetheart Soap 4 for 47ej KLK8 LODGE MEMBERS are shown here being congratulated by Exalted about two hours and IB min­ are seldom publicised but Ruler Frank Holmes, From left are Ham Mills, Georgo Teagarden, C. R. Coupon good through Feb. 9. utes Monday. Then he vanish­ with increasing frequency (ho J-2-9 Reeves Jr., Al Davis nnd John Uhr, KK Frank Holmes and Past Exalted ed. It was reported h* had Soviet press Is reporting fir­ Ruler Leo Butner. Prior to the induction ceremoniua the group enjoyed a gone on a two-week trip to ing squad executions for bri­ ■teak dinner. Puerto Rico, where he main­ bery, embeulement and tain* a beachtlde home. Ho thievery. » « m M W IH t f These are economic crimes left Reps. Carl D. Perkins, DKy., and Edith Grren, D- against the state. Chain and Company ha* I M'J Ox. Just Tuesday it wa» report­ Orv., to conduct the hccrings opened a brunch warehouse o f m ed e district court In SvcrdIn frigid Waihington. tbs building materials depart­ M . With this coupon A purrhasa of M i Ox. Republican members, bsad- lovsky had sentenced two ment at 2220 Alden Rd. in Or­ 13. Ann Page Panraks A PONTIAC, Mich. (U P I ) Young Godfrey admitted la one of those things which men to lie allot for cheating <x! by Rsp. Pster FrallnghuyWnffle Syrup ,19c lando, w i t h ribbon-cutting I T t * brilliant son of a Baptist he fired the two ehota at is bard to explain." sen, N. Y., were unhappy on the amount of fat In meat ceremonies held recently. 1 Pint 8-0*. Bottle U r minister hoe confessed He added, " i always con­ Bloomfield Township homes M l Coupon good through Felt. 9. when Powell set the hearings pies. Mix ’Em C | O n T. W. Jones, chairman o f 1 to the aalpcr-ilaylng of hit sidered him a good boy." In Uso |iasl three weeks ex­ Or # C«na f | W to run through tha week tra­ ! r 1 the board introduced Mayor mother because "she tried to and one shot at a car to The father, a manufactur­ ecutions have been reported Match ’Em g § find excuse* to keep me establish the presence of a er o f precision Instruments, ditionally set aside fo r GOP for men who emhexrled or Holiert Carr o f Orlando, who Lincoln D*y dinner speeches. welcomed the new business, borne," sniper in the area. He said brought the youth to the state stole the .Soviet equivalent of Tiie confession of Doufla* he ttiUicd the car but the police post at the request of When Powell's absence be­ sums ranging from lloo.ooo to and Bandall Chase invited all RED DELICIOUS came apparent, they became Cooper Godfrey, IS, ended oilier shots shattered win­ Oakland County Prosecutor quests to partlripat* in the $300,000. more unhappy. two terror-filled weeks for dows In the wealthy subdiv­ George Taylor after evidence A typical case occurred on huffet style refreshment* and In addition, several Dt-iuothe residents of the fashion- ision. began to point to Godfrey’s Jan. 23 when the supreme then inspected the warehouse | crate were distinctly put out able Detroit suburb of Ills admission he plotted his son. court o f Moldavia imposed and m aterial* already In In­ Bloomfield Township, Mich. mother's death—while ending Mrs. Godfrey was killed by Powell's decision to consid the death sentence on Uie ventory. The fatal shooting of Mrs. the (car-filled nights of Oak­ Jan. 33 by a 22-caliber slug cr Kennedy'* 24-point school chief of a sewing shop for GREEN PASCAL J. M. Btlneripher, will be I Mary Godfrey, 38, mother of land County residents—added fired through the kitchen win program in bulk before decid plundering. manager o f the department, five, sad two previous nip- another tragedy to the Don­ dow of her home. The slug ing If it should be eliced up A Western expert who has with personnel from both Sun- j Into separate bills. log Incidents bed left Uie ald Godfrey family. struck her in the left eye. kept count from the an­ ford and Orlando. la his Sonata speech Tues nouncements In the Soviet community In a state of near "W e argued all the time. The youth wss held at the panic. She was too strict. She never Juvenile Home for lnvestlga day, Williams charged that press said 136 persona were MAINE RUSSET The 10th grade -tudent let me do the things I want­ tlon of murder. Taylor said federal agencies wsr* "scram sentenced to death in lt>02. scored 147 on an IQ (oat while ed to do," Godfrey told au­ he would ask for \ aanlty hllng around" trying tu do fa> He estimated Die actual total In the fourth grade. At thorities in his confession at hearing and would confer vors for Powell. might be 30 per cent higher. Bloomfield township High the state police post here. today with Probate Judge Williams criticised th* Soviet authorities attempt School he wai regarded aa en I .4 lUL' D 4IIL-LMI M llt u if t i t f aw *•• e,e.W ■ * The boy's father pledged to Donald E. Adams on the next State Department for giving to Justify the current execu­ JANE PARKER FRESHLY BAKED excellent student. SPECIAL! "stand by m y son . . . This move In the ease. tions this way: These are DETRO IT ( U P !) — Careconomic, anti-ioclal acta, maker* started the new year crimes wmrn (all outside the tho way they ended the old— fabric o f normal criminal ac­ with record sales. tivity ami which undermine Chevrolet and Ford — the the existence of the state. two biggest division* in the BRIGHT SAIL ANN PAGE industry — both had record Funeral services for Mrs. •airs In January. Edwlna Bandy, 70, Will be held The Infant ion of Mr. and Chevrolet sales o f 202,422 •t I p.m. Thursday at the First Christian Church of Sanford Mrs. Joaeph Uaxil died at cart and trucks broke laU with Rev. R. W. Johnston offi­ birth, Jan. 31. Private ser­ year's record. Ford sales o f topped * ciating. Burial will be lit Lake vices were held Monday at 148,450 vehicles Hwel 12 Os. Detergent Lg. Pkg. Regular Bars Camay Gramkow Funeral Home. mark set In 1037. View Cemetery. little more explicit In deacriblnK when the clinking of cock* tnll idaxae* la fur huainaaa end when it in atilclly fur fun. T h e National Restaurant Aaaoclntion rlnima ronfualon on thli point plunged rrtiaurant aalra downward In Jannary, and the d ilu tion may gel worae. The aourre of Uie aaaocla* tlon'a apprehension la the new expense account regulations that went Into effect this year. The roal laaue may Iw the survival of what the res­ taurant group calls the “ good­ w ill" business meal. Tha association's counsel, Thomas W. Power, said the good-will lunch definitely la deductible as a business ex­ pense, If the public only un­ derstood the "clarifyin g" In­ formation being put out by BEEF SALE f f lb. 69c Side of Beef lb. 53c Whole Full Loin lb. 79c Forequarter lb. 49c Short Loin Arm Chuck lb. 53c Beef Round Gray Ladies Powell Goes FishiiT; Classes Begun Closed Season Set By Red Cross lb. 95c Beef Rib Hind Qtr. 79‘ 59 ‘ 98 STEAKS Firing Squads On Red Upgrade Del Monte Buffet Sale! HQ E xtra P la id Stamp* ★ Seasoned Green Peas it Spinach - 7% oz. ■ . & ON ^ w Boy Admits Sniper Slaying Record Car Sales Reported Throughout U. S. Bandy Service Set Thurday Gazil Infant 1 1 "T r r NEW OFFICERS of the Seminole County Chupter SO Disabled American Vetermna were installed recently with Valton Williams (left) taking over aa new commander; 0. A. Muffley adjutant; Julian Whlgham, ham, service of­ ficer and Grady Scott, acuior vice conununder. (Herald Photo) Golden Corn - 8% oz. g c .$ | 0 0 2H E xtra P la id Stamp ★ ★ ★ ★ Cut Green Beans- 8oz* Lima Beans - 8% oz. Stewed Tomatoes - 8 os. Blended Peas - 8Vi oz. ★ Mixed Vegetables it Tiny Whole Beets ■m Sift!i i ! Hi Ht I ★ HQ E xtra P la id Stamp* R Mrs. Bandy dlrd at her , ................ .. «•••• ■ * ............ home, BID W. First St., early •........ •• r~ Sunday evening following a lingering Illness. Bom Dec. I I , 1802, In Bovllie, she had lived In Sanford fo r the past BO year* where eh* was a member of the First Christian Church and of tho D AR Chap­ ter. 8h* was the widow o f A P. Bandy. Survivor* arc two children, Mrs. Carter Wilson of Banford and Col. E. G. Bandy of Birmingham, Ala.; two grand­ children; a brother. D. C. G riffin of Banfurd, and a el.U r, Mrs. H. & Water* of Sanford. Br'aaon Funeral Home It In charge of arrangement*. | Peas and Carrots - 8 oz. it Fruit Cocktail - 8*4 oz. Chase Op New Wareh I 1 ★ a li APPLES 2 ibs. 29‘ 2 stalks I Q * CELERY Potatoes 10 lb. bag 49c Blackberry Pie £ 39c Bleach ss 39‘ ketchup Frosting . > » ; ...........• ••................... . 37c Cheer Liquid Dctrrgent 33 33c Soap ( ’ leaner Lb. Box 11c Bath liar* Camay Joy 12 fl. or. 37c Spic n’Span 29c Soap Detergent Lg. Pkg. Tide 33c Soap Nabisco Premium Saltines favorite In millions of Dixie Worries Dixie Lily Grits Personal liar* Ivory Lb. Box 4/27c Soap Medium liars Ivory 27c Soap H * Lb. 21c Soap 2/41c Detergent Reg. HI is 41c Price* in ihi* ad are good through Saturday, February t. •AP SuPcr Mar|<cts *■»••• MMM4*,I >eo *M ... M-l S°QP 2/33c Saivo ru n s tin k At Mtwu | IKK II* CW**»f M Bill 2/29c Hath IUr* Zeal 2/21c Large llara Ivory 2/31c Regular Bara /rat . 200 Magnolia A ve. at 2nd S I. ° * " * UatU 1 p .m . F rid a y N ig h t �± 1 1 » I * l. ii ®lif ftattfnrfc ftrralh Weil. Feb. 6, '63— Pape 3 O uonH ty Rights R sisrv cd Price* Good Thurs^ Feb. 7 thru Sal- Feb. 9 No Other Reef Could Be So WIXNOIIIS STOSSS. IMC. --- COPTSISHT --- IMS NAIUBAIL7 TEIDE3 ' i f Nothing short of oging brings you the tender­ ness of top quolity beef. W -D Brand beef is naturally tender. N o artificial tenderizers needed. Guaranteed tender and / — flavorful or your money cheerfully refunded. *wAxaiL _ v You can depend on Winn-Dixie to have the finest for your family. This week, take odvontoge of ^ the low sale prices offered on ^ these top quality Swift Premium products. Another Famous Fomous Brand featur** SWIFT'S PREMIUM CANNED 21 Y E A R S SERVICE. Robert A. Jackson Jr. (rig h t), chief aviation onlnancenmn, receives conpratulations on his recent retirement after 21 years active service in the U. S. N avy from (Mr. Roy E. Furmer, eommamlinp officer o f Heavy Attack Squadron Three. Chief Jackson now resides with his wife and threu children at 815 Cherokee Circle. HAMS Boston Butts Pork RO AST 99 LB DeGaulle Raps Charge: FULL CUT ROUND SW IFTS PREMIUM BAKING Acting Like Hitler ★ ★ Get Tough On DeGaulle Policy Seen STRASBOURG, F r a n <• • (U P I ) — Rc-twlliou* Kurupran members of parliaments built I t % up pressure on P r e s i d e n t d ia ries do Gaulle today to re­ move his blockade o f Britain's entry into the Kuropcun Com­ mon .Market. Delegates from the purlinnu-nts o f tlie six Mnrkvt na­ tions were repented readying a demand that the Common Market Commission submit a complete report on Britain’s hid fo r memtiership. The delegates were In a tough mood. The tone wu» set by W alter Itallstein o f West Germany who opened the ses­ sion Tuesday by attacking the “ appearance o f a one-power hegemony" in Kuropo. “ One state alone" abused its powers in defeating the Brit­ ish hid," ilulstein charged. Other speakers followod the pattern. A t issue was whether France could stand against its five Common Maiket partners — West Germany, Italy, Bel­ gium, The Netherlands and l.uxcnmbourg — in barring British membership and then become leader o f u new Eur­ ope. Informed sources said dele­ gates were considering ssklng the nine-member Murket com­ mission to report on Just what progre.-s was made on Brit­ ain's application before the French cast their veto last week. The report would be expect­ ed to be ready in about three weeks. Then the assembly would call a special aession fo r a full debate. SIRLOIN or T-BONE 50 Free Top Value Stamps' P A R IS (U P I) — President Charles de Gaulle, rcjectinp charges that he is acting like a Hitler, has accused the United States o f trying to use llritain to set up a “ free trade" market in Europe for Am eri­ can poods. De Gaulle levied the charges during a reception ★ HENS S t e a k s f# GRADE “A " QUICK FROZEN 4 to 6 lb. Avf. W ITH THIS COUPON A N D PURCHASE OP roue • ox Cans Fhovin Astor Orange Juice • ooo thru rmonuAnr AT A N T W IN N-DIXIE m iw v rm w v w w m p Tuesday night fo r deputies of the national assembly. Once aguiit he linked his veto o f British en try' into the Com­ mon Market with Britain's ac­ ceptance o f thu U. 8. Polaris |missile. Referring to the severe cri­ ticism of his rejection o f British membership in the Common Murket at this time, De Guulle told the deputies: "M r. (British Prime Minis­ ter) Harold Macmillun, whom I like very much, has had me compared by the English pres* to Hitler. "H e knew* me well enough tn know there is no ipiestiun o f that. 1 have been compured to Naprleon . . .” Do Gaulle, who has rejected the Polaris and President Kennedy's plan for a multi­ nation Western nuclear de­ fense, has been reported con­ sidering a "grand design" fur a French-dominated Europe independent o f the United Elates. Since France blackballed Britain u week ago, Kennedy hHi pledged Intensified e f­ forts in cooperation will) Britain to rut tariffs ns a means of boosting world trade. Do Gaulle told the deputies the United States and Britain are trying to dilute the Com­ mon Market made up o f France, West Germuny, Italy, Belgium, T li e Netherlands and Luxembourg. He claims thnt the U. 8. government, "Using the United Kingdom, Is trying to set up a huge freo trade uffuir, including Ireland anil Iceland, and so forth." "Th e Americans cun no longer sell unything—or else they are selling for practically nothing—to the Africans, the South Americans, even to the Arabs," I)e Gaulle said. “ So they are forced to try to sell to Europe, which is in • posi­ tion to pay." LB. S t e a k itm CHUCK ITH TH IS COUPON A N D PURCHASt Ot EXTRA IXTRA LEAN, LEAN, FRESH FRESH GROUND GROUND Point p it ! Phoion IDA OOLD Tater Nuggets . s o w n , u <u , LB. 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A*»r 2^ O utdoors By BUI Vlaeeal Jr. ' Y u sir, that good weather lust couldn’t last another day and, by the looka o f tills > lm l and rain we are having, ■it might keep come o f the •had fishermen Indoor*. • But there are alwaya a few Who will venture out in it, to aee Juit how bad Uilngi ■re. L a it Friday, after thing* ■lacked off a bit, 1 decided 4o eort of relax, w h e n a ll o f a audden the phone went wild. I knew then my loafing wa* over with, and it aure enough waa. - Well, there I wa», in » minute* time I wa* out at Marina Iile * and there stood two o f the happiest fisher­ men I ’ ve seen In a long time. ■/ George McMIlllon, of Winter Park, and hi* enthusiastic Sanford Falls In Overtime Sanford suffered Us ninth .lost of the season Tuesday flig h t a i Wildwood flopped the locals, SMB In overtime. WIU) the score lied at 4848. Wildwood's Tom Thompson Clumped one In from the foul line and lluddy Lucas added tun mare to lie tho till. Sanford had u 22-10 lead at the end o f Uic third quarter as Mike Woodruff put on a one man show scoring li) points. Woodruff ended the game with 18 points while Davo MeCUIls dunked In 11. In tho junior varsity lUt, 11 wa* all Sanlord, as the locals romped 88-44. Postponed PARIS (U P l) - A schedul­ ed fight between lightweights Eddie Perkins of Chicago and Angel Garcia of Cuba has been |iostponed from next Monday to Feb. r> because of a slight eye infccUon In­ curred by Perkins. Draws More SPUING FI EIJ), III. (U P l) — Attendance nl hamesa rac­ ing tracks around the country showed an Increase of K3.041 In 11)02, with Illinois account­ ing far mare than half of tho rise. fishing pal, Butch Russell, eight-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom m y Russell, o f Ma­ rina lale, were the happy ones. They bad Just come in after four hours o f good fishing in the Mullet Lake area with the results of 2U shad and four specks, all caught on the sliver spoon and dart rig. This rig aeemi very reliable. Mrs. Russell tells me that shiny shad were caught In the Osteen Bridge area Thursday. You know what that means—a new run of shad should M coming along any time now. And there’ll be plenty for everyone. I noticed some new addi­ tions while out at Marina Isle . . . a floating dock and a launching ramp, which la of great convenience. 1 went on over to my good buddy Jim Crowe's camp to chat a while and he tells mo that he hud two real large shad catches of 40 come in Thursday. Gucaa that's the largest that has bocn report­ ed to mo this year. Jim showed me a letter lie received this weekend from Dot Crossun, fishing editor of the St. Augustine Record. Seems Dot had been down to sample the fishing with a Mr. Bohlnskl. Crossan related to Jlnt tin t "M r. 11 loved the fish­ ing. lie is a most unusual man, 77 years old, canto lo this country at 17 years, pen­ niless and without any Eng­ lish. He now is perhaps the largest grower of potatoes In St. Johns County. For me, it is an education In the glories of free enterprise just to hrsr him talk about hli ex­ periences In the produce business In this country." Jim expects to aee Mr. B hack soon with some of his friends. It is a great pleasure to know these fine people pick Sanford for their fishing headquarters . . .and all the other fine visitors who pick the Seminole County area for (heir sliad fishing. I . also received word yeslerdsy that tbe apecka have been biting In the Lake Mon­ roe area. That's about It for now. If you have any hunting or fishing news, let me know. HUTCH RUSSELL caught these four specks and two herring while fishing o ff a floating dock at the Marina Isle fishing camp. Papp Seeks Shot At Middle Crown VIENNA, Austria (U P l) Hungarian Las’zlo Papp, the Iron Curtain bloc's only pro­ fessional athlete, hopes to earn a shot at the world middleweight boxing crown tonight by successfully d e­ fending his own European title against George Aldridge of England. Because of unbeaten Lapp's popularity in Vienna, a sell­ out crowd of 10,000 ti expect­ ed at the new Sladthalle Ar­ ena. Papp, 37, and the only am­ ateur |o win three Olympic boxing lilies, hat been noti­ fied by world champion Dick Tiger o f Nigeria Ik * would like to defend against Laizlo at London or Vienna. Takes Job PITTSBURGH ( U P l ) - Dick Sharbaugh will assume his duties immediately as pub­ lic relations director at H ie Mcailows, a harness track In nearby Washington County, although lie will continue in n similar post at Duqucsne University until April 1. The Sunday school had Us historic beginning* in (lie work of Hubert Ilaikes, a philan­ thropist of Gloucester, Eng­ land. Scores in the C ity League once again, rolling a series last Wednesday were higher only 6 pins under their current than they have been for eome association record fo r team series high. A ll three o f the time, with three 600 eeriea and 600 series rolled this week 26 200 gnmes being rolled. were accounted fo r by Lake Thu li-Hguu leaders, Lake Mon- Monroe with Pentecost, Plvec ruu Inn, maintained their two and D rl’almn bitting 613, 611 point edge over 2nd place Jet mid 607 respectively. H arry’s Liquor was the unfortunate Lanes. Although there were team to meet the leaders, for changes In the number of any other night their ecore IKiInte separating various po*. would have been good enough itlons on the standing, there to sweep their mntch. They were no changes in tho stand­ merely rolled their highest series to date, but, In a losing ings themselves. Luke Monroe Inn was hot cause. Karelin, Fry, Cook and Best all rolled 200 games, which with 7 from Lake Monroo Inn made a total of I t In this match alone . Phoenix Open Set Thursday PHOENIX, Arix. (U P l ) — Tiie nomadic golf profession­ als open a two-week atand In Arizona Thursday wlicn play gets under way In the $33,000 Phoenix Open tournament at (he swank Arizona Country Club. With California picked clean after four 330,000 tournaments and one for $23,ooo, plus a halfdozen pro-amateur events that brought in another $30,000, (he golfers came here fat and happy. Leading the list is Gary Player, (he biggest money­ maker on the 1063 tour wiUt $13,302 to his credit. Gary, who was soundly whipped hy National Open champion Jack Nicklaus on Monday In a playoff battle for the rich Palm Springa Classic purse, has now fin­ ished second three (lines and won once In four starts. It's possible the man to watch here may tic Gene Littier, second-leading moneywinner o f the 1062 tour and just about ready to return to his top form. He finished play at Palm Springs last Sunday hy shooting a 64, low­ est round of the tournament. Arnold Palmer is the de­ fending champion and, as us­ ual, he'll draw tho crowds. He won the $9,000 first prize In the I/is Angeles Open. Playing in four of the five tournaments (lie skipped San Diego) lie has pocketed $11,INK) second to Player. Nicklaus Is next In line with $11,300. Races Rained Out Again Jet Lanes and Sanford Man­ ufacturing Co. troth took 3 points from their respective opponents with 8 200 games being rolled in these two matches. Engle's and Buddy's Auto split their match 2-2, ac­ counting fo r 4 mote 2<X) games, and Team No. 4 swept 4 from B * W Murine Service, with the Inst 2 200 games In this match. Harry Pentecost was top dog ill series this week with his 613, while John Fry came up with u fine display in his high single for the week of 226. Platters Pace Pinecrest Loop The Platters are still in the lend with a 60-30 record in the Pinecreat Inn Howling League. Dot Johnson with a 212-408 took high game and high eer­ ie* honor*. 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Pacing Oviedo’s s e v e n t h straight win o f the season was Sllke Tesinsky with 22 points; Jim Courier, 12, and Jimmy DcSbazo, 10. Oviedo led 12-6 at the first quarter and was never headed. Lyman won the JV game, 5430. Altman, Allen Lead Keglers Helen Altman and Betty A l­ len were high shooters in the Shooting Stars Bowling Lea­ gue. Helen scored a 179-470 and netty a 178-606. Gladys Edwards, Lorraine Spotta and Suzy Reno con­ verted with the 6-8-10, Juno Lassman with the 7-8, Suiy Reno picked up a 4-8 split as did Lorraln Spotta with a 3-10. Pole Vault Critics Hit H ELSINKI. Finland ( U P l ) — Recent criticism aimed at pole vault ace Pentti Mikula by American and Russian ex­ perts "reflect envy more than anything else," Nikula's c o m * stated today. Valto Olenius, writing in the "Ilia Sanomat," a Hel­ sinki newspaper, said tba Americans should be the last people to find fault with the fibre glass pole that Nikula has used recently to estab­ lish world records. 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FUrUm DUtriUitora For Detuaan Coatoa Built T im And yet general manager Roy Harney and manager Ralph Houk feel that way with the signing o f pitchers Lula Arroyo, H e c t o r (Skinny) Brown and Roland Sheldon. Arroyo posted only a 1-3 record In 1962 but the Puerto Rican relief ace could be a vital force this year If he comes anywhere near his 1961 form when he had a 13-3 rec­ ord. Brown, acquired from the Baltimore Orioles last Sept. 7. bad a 6-7 mark last season but he was 12-3 In 1960 and, like Arroyo, could be a key re­ liever. Sheldon, who won 11 games In his rookie 1061 season, slip­ ped to 7-8 last season. How­ ever, he still Is regarded as a potential 15-to-20-game winner by the Yankee high command. The Yankees brought their satisfied list to 16 with the signing of first-baseman Mike Hegan, eon of form er Cleve­ land catcher Jim Hegan, who hit .306 for the Yankees' Fort Lauderdale farm club in 1962. The New York MeU announc­ ed the signing o f veteran firstbaseman Gil Hodges, who ap­ peared In only 34 games last season but is regarded as a potential 73-to-100-game player Guaranteed la Wriliaf for 21-Months Against Road Hazards • MODERN MSTAURANT FACILITY • REM OOILIO CLUBHOUSi end LOUNGE By United Fret* International It’* a rare day when the New York Yankee* are satisfled just because they signed three pitcher* who won a total o f 14 games the previous sea­ son. TORONTO (U P l) — Board chairman Jon Bassett o f Uic TVironto Argonauts announced Tuesday that the contract of Lew (laym an, managing dir­ ector of the Canadian Foot­ ball League club, has been extended for another three years. now racing! EM IN 01S Pa RK Lifetime Yanks Sign Three; Hodges Inks Pact Gets Pact Post lin o 8 P.M. Should Buy, Page 6—Wed. Feb. 6, '03 Rrrafb to find tires for small cars? SEE US! HARNESS and QUARTER HORSE W hy V O U Wanfarb Entries in tonight’s eighth race are Opal Mac, Sweet By United Pres* International West Virginia and Duke, Cailccn, Pretty’ s Best, Tipsy Dixie, Braille, New HU, Little those perennial southern bas­ ketball powers, ir e ready to Rhonda and Toni Dawn. Ughten the bolts again on two Ninth race entries are A b i ­ more conference tiUes. gail Sue, Bonnie Abbe, Rock­ The Mountaineers aU but as­ er's Circus, La Gina, Casansured themselves another firstdra, Texas Lace, Daring place finish In the Southern Darlene and Lou Havoc. Conference by rallying from a Wlnnlngest entries in the 10-polnt deficit to overcome eighth race are Opal Mac, Virginia Tech, 79-78, at Blacks­ Pretty’s Best and Toni Dawn, burg. Va., Tuesday night. West all with three victories to their Virginia couldn't go ahead for credit. With her four firsts Lou good until a jump shot by Jim Havoc In the ninth race boasts McCormick gave It a 77-76 the highest victory score of edge with just 36 seconds to any of tho ]8 queens. Bonnie play. Abbe in the ninth has account­ It will take ju it one more ed for three firsts to date. victory in three remaining lea­ This Is a three matincc-week gue gamea lo clinch the top at Uic track for daylight cards spot for the Mountaineers. aro scheduled today, Friday However, they'll still have to and Saturday. compete In a conference tour­ nament at the end of the sea­ son to decide the southern rep­ resentative in the NCAA cham­ pionship. Duke, ranked No. 3 in the nation, faces ils big test Wed­ nesday when It travels to Harness end quarter horse Winston-Salem, N. C., and a races at tho new Seminole crucial meeting with Wake Park Raceway wero again Forest. Duke Is currently on rained out Tuesday night but top o f the Atlantic Coast Con­ an entirely new card for to­ ference standings with an 8-0 night's races promises an ex­ record, but the Deacons are close behind at 8-1. citing evening. As In the Southern Confer­ The S mllo oval being a now trark is now being recondi­ ence, the ACC sponsors a post­ tioned to assure an all wea­ season tourney to select tile ther surface for future race*. NCAA representative. In another Important league U ic featured seventh race for quarter horses at 330 clash Tuesday night, Texas yards finds a field of eight took a stronger grip on first starters topped by King Hall­ place In the Southwest Con­ ey Jr., the morning line choice ference by beating Texas with top opposition to come ARM , 70-39. The Longhorns from Mr. Florida and notion are now 6-0 while Texas A IM , which had been in a three-way Skipper. In the co-fcoturcd eighth tie for second place, feU back race for harness horse pacers with a 2-3 mark. a field o f five will go to the gale with Rlackslonc Widow­ e r Ihc favorite. Blackstone Widower w a a second In the Invitational pace feature race opening night. All five starters however sra rated to have a chance. The other starters aro HI Lo Way side, June Land, StcDanicl O Boy and Wildwood Council. Spolski Sparks Lake Monroe Still Ali-Sfar Loop Setting 'Hot' Pace John Spolski rolled a 246, 208 and 108 fo r a big 021 aer­ ies In the All-8tar Howling League. However, his big ser­ ies waa In vain fo r the Butty Ann's team aa Meadors Ma­ rine took two gamea with the help o f George Hwann'a 686 aeries. In other league action, the Larry’s Mart trio widened their league lend to 10 game* with a three-game sweep over P. Zeull A Sons. A I DePalmu was high fo r Larry's with a 61)8 total. Al'a teammates, W right and Fox, had totals of 680 ami 670, respectively. Sanford Dry Cleaners led by A I Klpp'a 686 scries man­ aged a clean sweep over Faust Drugs. The llumly Food Store trio led by Dob liorsdorf's ser­ ies salvaged two wins from Frnlley Concrete. Ken Coakry was high man for Fruiley with a 671) total. Slir l C lU Highway 17-82 Midway Beta sea Sanford * H Orlando 555 W. FIRST ST. PLENTY OF FREE FA 2-2821 PARKING �vZh< frauforh hrralh W ed. Feb. 6. ’63— P a g e 7 STEWING HENS N E W L Y ELECTED chairman o f the DcBnry Library Assn, is Frederick H. Cleveringa o f 221 Colomba ltd. Cleveringa, n former professor in History o f the Itible, has often spoken before clubs on tills topic and on flowers, a hobby. (Cox Photo) Scout Campout Set For Ft. Mellon Park ROAST Twelve troops of Boy Scouts o f the Sanford and Lake Mary area will set up a huge camp in Fort Mel* Ion Park on the lakefront this weekend, to acquaint the people o f Snnford and the surrounding area with the scouting program. It. F. lianas, chairman o f camping and activities Registration for the spring semester in tlie Hollins Col­ lege Master o f Arts In Teach­ ing program will be held be­ tween 2-S p. m., Friday, In Hie Park Avenue Elementary School Uuilding, Institute for (icncral Studies Office. Class­ es will begin the following week. ** ii * •» begin setting up Individual troop rnmpsitra a fter school Friday. Tlie boys and their leaders remain will in • T-Bone • Full Cut Round • Porterhouse • Sirloin • Cube ^ Standing: Rib Rump Shoulder Round s«id he expect* the boy* to Rollins MA Teaching Degree Classes Open STEAK Lb. the cump until church time Sun day, ami will not be allowed to leave the camp area fo r any reason, except emergencies. Friday evening a campfire is planned to acquaint the hoys and leadens with the program fo r the weekend. Saturday, cnmprrnft activi­ ties mid inter-troop games will take place all day with parenta and the general public invited to attend and watch. The highlight o f the dny will be a giant campfire with spe rial iirogruni o f scouting to begin at 7 p.m. Tim troops will ramp In the park area from Friday night Chuck Roast Sirloin Tips lb. 78‘ All Meat Stew lb. 58‘ Ground Chuck lb. 58' All students enrolling for their first cuurse in the pro­ gram must register In per­ son. Students currently tak­ ing a course In the program o r having already completed * M AT course, may register |,o Sm" lu>' morning, when they by mailing in the proper will all attend churches of Die area, in full uniform. forms. Scouts will he permitted to A new course, Education Sea. is being offered this sem wear jeans and tee rlilrtn for ester. The course deals with the campout, in order to pre dress uniforms for new content in elementary so serve rial studios and is primarily church services, (Janas said. A t noon Sunday the troops for those nearly completion o f work toward their degree will liegin breaking ramp and Special 500 - level offering rlraning up the area. “ Chief Tomhawk." J. J. liny in English, social studies, and biology will also be avail extended a special invitation able. to Interested pcrsrns in the The Hollins M AT program area to attend the ramp at operates under the approval any Lime to observe srouta In of the Southern Association action, and gave particular o f Colleges and Schools and emphasis to the special pro­ is approved by the Florida gram planned fo r tlie Satur­ State Department of Educa day night campfire. linn in connection with eligi­ bility for post-graduate eertl flcatcs. Rollins Prof Joins Post Staff William H. Shelton, a form ­ er student and instructor at Hollins College, has Joined the staff o f Tlie Saturday Evening Post as a contribul ing editor, a news release from the college revealed to­ day. In the current Issue o f Post Shelton has written the cover story, “ We Sailed the Colum­ bus Ship,” as told to him by Hohcrt Mar. Shelton received his Bach­ elor of Arta degree from Rol­ lins in IBM. Hr then served ns a member of the English Department faculty, as well ns director of public rela­ tions. During last year’ s Founders Week, Shelton was awarded the Hollins Decoration of Honor. To Speak Mere Dr. J. Frank Dame, presi­ dent of Jones IJusiness Col­ lege in Jacksonville and form er head of the Business Administration School will lecture at the Seminole Busi­ ness School. Thursday at 11 a. m. on "T h e History of Shorthand.'' , Dr. Dame Is well known as the author of several books and numerous articles. The public is invited to attend and hear Die lrcturr, Mrs. Penrose Love, school prin­ cipal laid. 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LEAN WHITE BACON . lb. 28c PORK LIVER . . . 3 lbs. 58c PORK CROPS, First Cut lb. 38c PORK CHOPS, Center Cut lb. 68c ib. 9 ‘ Firm Fresh Tomatoes 2 Lbs. 38' STORES AT <th. 8T. & SANFORD AVE. — 1110 W. 13th 8T. �DvAV Auxiliary Unit 30 Holds Installation For N ew Officers Members of the Seminole County Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary, Unit 30 in stalled new officers at a re­ cent meeting. Mrs. Louis Rotunda was re­ elected as commander and others who will serve with her are Mrs. G. A. Mufficy, ser­ geant • at • arms; Mrs. Lee Mandficld, treasurer-adjutant; Mrs. Luther Jones, chaplain; Mrs. Grady Scott, senior vice commander, and Mrs. Jesse Cook, Junior vice commander. Mrs. Valton Williams was Installing officer. The group has recently completed a membership drive and has al­ ready met their quota for the new year. The unit holds its regular meetings the second Tuesday of each month at the chapter home on Orlando Drive. Plans are now being made for the DAV stale convention to be held at Miami in June. Casselberry MRS. VALTON WILLIAMS, left, InRtallinir officer presents the Ravel to Mrf, LouI* Rotunda, who wan re-elected commander of the Disabled Amer­ ican Veterans Auxiliary Unit 30. Other officers installed to serve with her ore from left, Mrs. G. A. Mufficy, Mrs. Lee Mansfield, Mrs. Luther Jones, Mrs. Grady Scott and Mrs. Jesse Cook. Personals Miss Eleanor Zukowski, sit North Triplet Dr., returned home Thursday afternoon from the Orlando A ir Force Rase Hospital where she was re­ cuperating from surgery. jem dsm Sanford B P O Does W ill Be (jbtdnA Host For State Convention Does from all parts o f the state will converge on San­ ford, Feb. IS, 18 and 17, when the Sanford Drove 160 BPO Docs will be hostesses to their C AM E LLIA CIRCLE will Sister Docs for the North Dis­ hold an artlstle design work­ trict State Meeting. shop at the PInterest Church Mrs. A. P. Bowersox, chair­ starting at 7:10 p.m. with man, and Mrs. Bobble CaruMrs. Fred Sanaa in charge. thers, co-chairman of tho con­ Mra. Lewis Barley and Mrs. vention, are planning somo Donald FIs mm are the hos­ very pleasant surprises lor tesses. their visitors. IV Y CIRCLE meets with The Supreme President of Mra. James Blythe, lot Tem ­ Docs, lola Barnard, of Idaho ple Drive, for a program on Falls, Idaho, will visit tho state Valentine arrangements given of Florida to attend this meet, hy Mra. C. P. Harkey. ing. The meeting will be pre­ ■ WOODROSE CIRCLE m em­ sided over by stale president, bers will meet at 0:30 a.m. Katio Young of Jacksonville with Mrs. John R. Walker for Beach. All the Docs attending a business meeting. The reg­ will have an opportunity to dis­ ular program will be given on cuss their various problems Feb. 14 at the Woman'a Club with tho national president, by Mrs. Alice Smart on land­ meet all the slate officers and scaping. to elect new officers for the ItMH meeting. F R ID A Y The Elks Club will be tho D IR T GARDENERS* Circle meets in the Csucaa Room of scene of many entertaining the First Federal Building at events after the meetings are 10 a.m. Mrs. George Harden over fur the day. The opening w ill show slides on foreign session of the convention will be held on Feb. IQ, in tins Elks gardens. HIBISCUS Circle meets with Club, and will be open to tho Mrs. David Fauver at 2 p.m. public, who will havo an op­ Mrs. R. L. Andrews will pre­ portunity of witnessing the Elks rest and flag day cere­ sent a program on orchi<|*. IXORA Circle members will mony. Those attending will have meet with Mrs. Voile Williams Jr. at B:30 a.m. Miss Lucy Ihe privilege of hearing an Nowlin will speak on "K eys to address by the national presi­ More Beautiful and Livable dent, lola Barnard, a welcome to tho convention by the exalt­ liom e Grounds." JACARANDA Circle meets ed ruler of the Sanford Elks with Mrs. T, R. Butts at 7:30 Lodge. 1241, Frank Holmes p.m. Ernest C. Lundberg will and the guest speaker, the speak on "Plant Propagation.'! mayor of the City of Sanford, MIMOSA Circle meets at the Tom McDonald, and other hon­ home of Mra. Roy Partin at ored guests. Tho public Is cordially in­ 10 a.m. Program, "Silent Auc­ vited to attend this part of the convention and to enjoy the refreshments and entertain­ ment which will follow at the Elks Club. 8unday, Feb, 17, will bo spent In meetings at tha Elks Club. Sunday night will find all the Does and their husbands tion." ROSE Circle win meet with Mrs. James Itu itt at 9:43 a.m. for a program on "What's N e w ." Speaker, Homer Os­ borne. MAGNOLIA Circle will meet Feb. 14 Instead of Feb. 7 as scheduled In the year book. DeBary Personals Circle! o f tha Sanford Gar­ den Club have scheduled meet­ ings this week as follows: THURSDAY Monroe Club Plans Meeting Thursday B y Mra. M. L The Lake Monroe Home Demonstration Club will meet this Thursday evening at White Hall of the Upsala Pres byterlan Church. A white elephant sale will be held at the conclusion o f the meeting. There will be a dem castration on pots and pans and also several guests will be present. Any interested person is In vlted to attend, and Join the group. Mrs. J. H. Tindel and Mrs. Jack Standtfer will be hostesses. The Urns is T :M p.m. AH members a rt requested to at tend as there will be some lm portent matters to discuss. MAKER 'E M L A S T Rotate use o f your handbag wardrobe to lengthen life of the hags. DeBary Club Plans Meeting Friday Night at a banquet tn honor of the national president. The new state officers will also be in­ troduced to those present. The Sanford Docs ask the public to Join them to give Uie visitors to our city a friendly welcome and make their stay with us a pleasant one. N ew Families Oviedo Club Welcomed T o T o Sponsor Sanford Area Charm Course Mrs. Virginia Petroski, Wel­ come Wagon hostess, reports the following new families among those welcomed to the Sanford area recently: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Attlno from LIggonnier, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Conroy and children, Donna, Mark, Paul, Lauren, Bruce and Brian, from Memphis, Tenn.; Mr. and Mra. M. D. Cross, Allen, Bennie, Joe and Brenda from Winchester, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. If. M. Barn­ hart, Michel and Melinda from Lake Ashby; Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Illnes, Terry, Robbie and Pamela from Jacksonville; Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Carr, son, William, and Mr. and Mrs. L. Z. McCune and three children, all from Tampa. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Rush, Kenneth and Bonnie from Griffin. Ga.; Mr. and M rl. K. J. Vaphlades and son, Pierre, from Westbrook, Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. II. Auhuchon. Msrk and Annette from Corpus Christl, Texas; Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Griswold from Martins­ ville, Va. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Murrsy and Mark from Orlando; Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Nilison and Edwin from Hillary Hill, Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Pickering and Priscilla from Pensacola; Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Quackenbush, Dan, Brian and Allen from U tw V .u , N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Shaddix from Washington, D. C.; Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Smith, David and Linda from Hem­ lock, N. Y .; Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Smithman, Archie and Gwynne from Almeda, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. F. Taylor and Biff from Valdosta, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Valentine. Kim, Linda and Terry from Hawaii, and Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Walker from Sarasota. By Linda Smithson The Oviedo Woman's Club Is sponsoring a charm course for ladies in the srea. The course starts Thursday. Feb. 7. al 4 p.m. at the Oviedo Club build­ ing. Mrs. Pat Flesher from the modeling and finishing school, in Orlando, will conduct the eight-week course. Classes will tie held from 4 to 6 p.m, each Thursday. Proceeds will tie added In the club building fund. All those interested who have not already signed up for tha course are requeslcd to con­ tact Mrs. It W. Estes, club president, at 365-3283. NOW MOVING LARG E W A T E R OAKS SW ING YOUR P A R TN E R — n croup o f people .shown ut the ttecontl nesaion o f the new Hqunre dunce clussea beittR held at the Civic Center from 7 to 8:30 p. m. each Thursday. Sjxinsors are the Recreation Department and the Starlight Promenade™. A t rijflit, is Joe Curtis, prominent caller who is in charge o f the lessons. Tomorrow nitfht is the deadline for en­ rolling und all those interested in learning to dance nre invited to be on hand at 7 p. m. sharp. (Herald Photo) Luncheon Class Meets In M cKinley Hall By Mrs. Adam Muller Col. and Mrs. llsrold Wills Mrs. Laura Platt Brown en­ of Naranja Road are enter­ tertained will) six tables of taining Col. and Mrs. Lyman bridge at her home on Alicante L. Bedwrll of St. Petersburg. Road Wednesday aflrrnoon for The two were stationed on By Mrs. Adam Muller the benefit of the DeBary Tho DeBary Women's Club Choristers. has cancelled the dinner ori­ Mrs. E. Pcttcrson entertain­ ginally scheduled to be held ed at a luncheon in her home this Friday and Instead will on Sunrise Blvd. Her guests sponsor an evening o f special left after tho luncheon to play interest the same evening at cards at the annual Florida tha Community Center at 7:30 Federation o f Art Headquart­ ers In the Mansion House. p.in. Guests were Mrs. L. Tarbcll, Mrs. Preston McBean, chair­ Mrs. D. Runkle, Mrs. D. ltothman of Ihe ways and means child, Mrs. E. Trusslo, Mrs. committee, will show pictures F. Bentscb, Agnes Caldwoll taken during her many trips and Margaret White. to Europe. Mrs. McBean has It looked like DeBary week spent 22 summers abroad, in at the West Volusia Memorial eluding several visits to North Hospital with Mrs. A. BremAfrica, and has been behind ner, Mrs. Howard Green and the Iron Curtain twice. Adam Muller all recent pa­ She has spent over four tients there. A ll ara doing years of her life In Europe, nicely now. much of this time guiding col Mr. and Mrs. Everett Swift lege girls on conducted tours of Hlgbbanks Road had as around Europe and showing their recent bouseguests Mrs. them not only the high spots SwUl'a brother-in-law and sis­ but the out o f the way places. ter, Rev. and Mrs. Frank Mra. McBean has taken over Auld, recently retired minister 12,000 feet of colored movies, o f the Methodist Church In and has shown them In Phils Baltimore. While here they al­ delphia, Pa., and Us suburbs so visited relatives in Port 8t. to many groups and elnba. She Mra. Fred Hauser of Morris will narrate her pictures as she shows them, giving com town. Pa., is the houseguest of Mrs. E. Shoptaugh. men Is and explanations. Harold Colee THURSDAY The Ladies Society o f the Brotherhood of Ixirnmotivc Firemen and Enginomcn will meet at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. II. J. Titshaw. 2428 Holly Avo., for the regular monthly business and social. Tho Sanford Home Demon­ stration Club meets at 2 p.m. In the HD Center for a pro­ gram on "Selection of Pots and Pans." Members note change of date. CPO Wives Club will hold an Installation luncheon at 12 noon at the Lake Monroe Inn. OVER 35 YEARS At First A. Palmetto (Alongside old pout o ffice) Sanford. Furniture Co. D A R Meeting Mrs. F. E. Roumillat, pro­ Okinawa before retirement. Mrs. Everett Dirkscn flew in from Washington with her mother, Mrs. Lily Carver, of Pekin, III., for a few weeks rest at their retreat homo in Dellary, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Thomp­ son have returned from their recent trip tn New York and Staten Island, where they visited their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Achilles, and their son George. Mr. Thompson took pictures of the Ice Follies at the New York Coliseum and will show them at various clubs in De Bary. Local Events • Cnrpeta • Furniture • Tile * 1’ianoH • Rental Deds T o Speak A t gram chairman of the Daugh­ NEWCOMER?' ters of the American Revolu­ tion, announces that guest speaker for Uie January meet­ ing will be Harold Colee of Jacksonville. The group will meet this Friday at the home of Mrs. H. Wayde Rucker, 340 Valencia Drive. The business session will start at 2:30 p.m. followed by the guest speaker. Mr. Cole* who la executive vlee president o f the state Chamber of Commerce will speak on "The RestoraUoo of St. Augustine." Have you, or has someone you know, just moved to n new home? Your Welcome Wagon Hoateaa will call with g i f t a and f r i e n d l y greetings from the com­ munity. N E W - SPR IN G BONNETS IN STRAW S • S ILK S - A N D F L O W E R S "** A L L N E W COLORS w NOW BEING SHOWN A T - MARY ESTHER’S "Featuring Fashions Just Far HOURS S4t TO OF MEN S APPAREL STA R TS T H U R S D A Y , FEB. 7th LO N G SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS E N T IR E S T O C K Reg. Price SALE 5.95-------5.00 -------4 . 0 0 -------- 3.50-------- 3.89 3.49 2.79 2.39 TROUSERS SA LE Ren. Price 1 6 .9 5 ----- 1 4 .9 5 ----- 1 2 .9 5 ----- 9.95 ----- -All 10.95 8.95 7.95 5.95 JA C K E T S H ATS SU IT S SPORT C O A T S REDUCED! REDUCED! SW EATERS and V IR G IN IA PETRO SKI P. O. Box 1214 N O R A NORRIS T K 8-1514 WELCOME W AGON Tsa" 200 N. PARK AYE. STOKE F A 2-0X86 2221 Crapeviltf A re. Honored A t Truthseekers MRS. A. P. BOWERSOX, left, and Mra. Bobbie Coruthera nro very bu«y theno dnyn inakinir plana for tho North District atato convention o f tho BPO Doca which will bo hold in Sanford Feb. 15 tlirough 17. (Herald Photo) G r a p e v illr N u rs e ry Mrs. Weber A luncheon waa held recent­ ly at the home of Mra. C. F. Proctor Sr. In honor of Mra. Bane Weber who Is leaving to make her home In Virginia. The luncheon waa given by Mra. M. R. Dckle and Mra. R. W. IJppincott. Mrs. Weber's husband haa been stationed here with VAH-3 and was transferred to Virginia. After luncheon, canasta was enjoyed and prizes w e r e awarded to Mrs. Vernon Har­ din, Mra. William Hardin and Mra. Hardy Patterson. Mrs. Weber was presented a gift of printed informals from the hostesses. Others Invited to be with Mrs. Weber and wish her "Bon Members of the Truthscck- V oyage" were Mrs. Webster Hunt. Mrs. Escar Ncidcr, Mrs. era Class of the First Meth­ Madelyn lluhn, Mrs. J. L. Hor­ odist Church gathered In Mc­ ton Jr., Miss Mary Ruth Watts Kinley Hall for the regular and Mrs. C. F. Proctor. monthly business and social meeting. Mrs. It. W. Turner, president, led the devotions and the group sang "Take the Name of Jesus With You ." She read from the Christmas edition of "Id ea ls" an article entitled "M y Prayer as the New Year Begins." Following committee reports birthday greetings were sung to all who had birthdays in December and January. Hostesses Mrs. W. S. Thorn­ ton and Mrs. J. F. Riser served refreshments of home­ made cake and coffee during the social hour. Others attending were Mmes. Flossie Goodson, A. Abrams, Ann Stevens, J. B. Crawford, Rada Crenshaw, R. L. Griffin, Emma I-umb, J. F. McLelland, L. E. White, J. F. Riser. C. C. Priest, Effle Hcwson, Octavla Rumbley, Clarence Purscll, F. D. Hickok, Mildred Butner and Miss Marcella Hunts. T R A N S P L A N T NOW FOR SUMMER SHADE DON'T W A IT 1:30 *• v). t v Open Friday N ite T i l 9 P. M. �Mtmm i 9 t ft # t n fo r ll Wed. Feb. 6, ’ 8S— P a r # 9 fr r a lb (Doan O bby WONDERING DEAR W O N D E RIN G :: 1 say he might bo a goose, blit YOU don’t have to be. Tell him to take a gander around at other widowa und if ho sees a letter dcul to grab it. And if he heads for tha door, o|>en it for him. • • • DEAR A B B Y : I have u husband who snid, “ Honey, you work 7 days a week, so from now on I am going to rive .you one day a week o ff." That day he lets me sleep late and he takes care o f our two child­ ren. He brings me breakfast In bed. The coffee Is weak and tho toast is t-old. hut it Is the most delicious meal of the week. Why don't more hus­ bands act like thatT H A P P Y W IFE D E AR H A P P Y : They will after I print this. By Abigail Van Buren • D E AR A B B Y : 1 am a 56-yearold widow who was left well-off f i ­ nancially I wrote ami asked you i f I ehnwltl mnrry a charminjr, flne-lookiiiK uentleman who claimed he loved me. 1 explained that iilthouifh he hud no money, I wanted to marry him. But if I were to die flrnt, I wanted my children to inherit my money, nut him or hin children. You told me to have my lawyer draw up a pre­ nuptial nKi'oement (nlaling the terms! and to have my fiance «ijrn it. He is now arguing that if he were to give me the l»est years o f Ills life and I died first, he should be entitled to something. He saya if HE hnd the money, he wouldn't leave ME penni­ less. In other words, “ what's good for the goose is good for the gan­ der." What do you say? probubly He DEAR E L L E N : run out o f money. DEAR AB B Y: How do yon tell an 8-year-old blabbermouth that lie is going to have a little brother (or sister)? He just loves babies and has told me several times he wished 1 would “ get him" one. I want to tell him becuuso I know It would make him huppy, hut. knowing hint, lie will tell everybody about it. I don't want him telling some of our elderly neighbors who think it isn’t right for little children to know these things. Also, 1 know he will start asking a lot o f questions. Most o f all I am ufraid he might not say it right. You know how children can say things. [Meuse help me. I ’m six months now. W AN TS TO T E L L D EAR W A N T S : Tell him! And don’t worry alxnit whnt the neigh­ bors (young or elderly) will say. If he starts asking “ a lot o f questions,” give him u lot o f answers. The right ones. • • • • • • Hate to write letters? Send one dollar to ABBY, Box 8805, Beverly Hills, Calif., for Abby’s new booklet, “ HOW TO W RITE LETTERS FOR A L L OCCASIONS,” By Oswald Jacoby women are socially more timid than men. I f that seams surprising In view of tha fact that womtn engineer most social • vents and certainly go to more parties than men do, Just ask yourself— Who U it who phones around before a party to find out what others ar« plan­ ning to wear? It's the woman, • f course. Who is it whose first thought after receiving an in­ m so )x (: vitation to a party is, “ What will I w ear?" Certainly not the man. Who Is it who always con­ trives NOT to be among tlie first arrivals at a big party, because It is a bit harder to break the Ice and main con­ versation before a party gets Into full swing? It's the wo­ man, of course. Who Is It who it flustered when drop-in guests find the house not quite up to com­ pany standards? Who keeps apologising for what Is only a normal amount of family clutter? The woman of the ddqhliqhJtA 7:30-1 p.m. NBC. bv Ti>0 t » ) W a go n Train II I CHS Iteport* (S) Hallmark llall vt Kama 1:11 I t ) Tha Third Man <•) lining My Way 5.00 ( ! ) Tha llavery Hillhllltra ( I ) Parry Como Show • I* t l ) Plrk Tan P yk * snow I D Our Man lllgglua 10:00 ( M Naked City C l Tlie Kleventh Hour I t ) P. 8 Steal Ilnur 11 •• I D Nawa.-np# ( » ) AIIO Kmal fteport I O Oh. « Iteport* 11 It |«> Mid-Fla Nana 11:1# (Ol Weather <41 Weather tl:2S <»l Theater 11:1# ( I ) Tnnlte Show l i l t IS) llnllyiennd Movie Caleacade Ruth Miiiett TH U R SD AY A. M. I ll 1:41 T oo till ( I ) Sign cm bouse, o f eourse. CD Sign On (4t W a k e Up ttnatee Who considers that an In­ t l ) Farm Market Re­ vitation leading to a dull port evening can't be refused ami I t ) Natrr a W eather that It must Ik- returned? Not M l C l Today (#1 IT*.School r u n n i n g the man of tha house, that's T;li ( » ) "Mlclrls'a Oaaptl Timea cinch. SiS# ( I ) Captain Kangaroo And who is it wlio really (4) Mickey Kekna Show relates and enjoys a good 4:11 ( 11 Waaihar and Na na 4:14 ( D Today party ami has to be drag<41 Channel 4 Nawaroom ed away at the projwr I I " (4) CarloenTlIla time? • :*• ( I ) Jack lealtna Show 14) Amarlcan llletory It's the man of the family, 1:14 ( D flala Storm Show of course, who doesn't care ( • ) Itomper Itoom how lata It Is getting as long 14:44 ( D Say Whan ( I l.**rn Kpanleh as he is having fun. It's his 141 Calendar wife who keeps saying, “ We 14:11 |D I’lty Tour Hunch I t ) I Lava Lacy really SHOULD he going.” T V Time Previews kley, will give them cumula­ any slicing sway at the only tively more scheduled time art form television can m b on the air In their o v e ra ll ly call Its own: the documen­ evening efforts. In addition, tary—especially in Its most tlie many scattered and first- exciting form, timely, before rate documentaries will cun- |the greatest possible audience. ilnue to fill numerous prime­ Assuming such program* time hours. And o f course will generally be beaten anthere it the frequent need to i way In the ratings— and that finance expansion by trim­ tlie networks air them be* ming sails elsewhere. cause tliey they have no res­ It 1*. however, highly dis­ ponsible right not to—It Is couraging that tlie trimming therefore the show,* the sub­ mutt lx- done—tf the schedule ject. that Is the thing, not continues to *hapc up as it ! Die personality that goes with It now—at tho expense of It. With due respect, for In­ other Informative program­ stance. to Messrs. Huntley ming, which actually airs at an,I Brinkley, live NBC news more audienee potentlal hour*. staff is loaded with excellent Dally news rvport*. even e x ­ fellows copalile of carrying panded, are still pretty much on admirably; their immedbrief outlines of top htorics. diate drawing power, as com­ Tlie half-hour and hour fo­ pared with Huntley and cusing* on tlie single sub­ Brinkley, may not be there, jects are Hie real in depth re ­ but the responsibility of tho port!. network 1*. And for CB3 It is also distressing to see and ABC too. TELEVISION TONIGHT Whnt’s on your mind? For a per­ sonal reply, send a self - addressed, stumiHHl envelope to Abby, Box 8:105, Beverly Hills, Calif. m an* A A J 10* 9543 COn J h c • recent psychological study, By Rick Du Brow HOLLYWOOD (U P !) — In the current television neaaon, the three major networka fail­ ed to add a single new in­ formational current events— documentary type show to their prime nlghtllme sche­ dule* on a regular weekly hails. This left four such pro­ grams: CBS-TV’4 "E ycw llnest," NBC-TV’s "Chet Huntley Reporting" and ‘ David Brinkley's Journal," and AUC-TV's Howard K. Smltlt commentary. "CBS lleim rti” is not on every week. Next season, tltere will be some changes made; and un­ less tltere are some an­ nouncements pretty quickly, i this already* thin diet of weekly current events shows in main viewing time wilt (iR A N D ( ’ IIAMIMON Black Angus Steer, weighing in at 1,028 ixnuuls was virtually disappear, purchased b> Jofi (h ail for the Thriftvvuy markets at the Southeastern Eat "E yew itness" is out, main­ Stock Show al Ocala this week for ?(127. The prlr.e-winning steer In-longed ly because CU STV It ex ­ to Jimmy Gillcutine o f McMinnville, Twin Several other liluc-riblwin nittlo panding tt* daily evening were purchased by Gazil for snlc bore as prime beef, tins week and next news teporf with Walter week at the Thriftvvay store. From left to right in the photo are Curl A l­ Cronkite front 13 to 30 min­ utes. The Huntley and Brinkford, meat su|iorvisor for Thriftway, Carl Joiner and the owner Jimmy ley prime time outings appar­ Glllentine. ently will be reduced to a one. hour monthly effort for each on a regular schedule, be­ cause these gentlemen also are reported planning to lengthen their dally evening 1 9) route Nor A 4 mg (0) Art lsliiWIottor'a W EDNESDAY P. M. It 4# ( D Tour Flret Imprea)loiiAt>p«rl>news report front 15 to 30 3.40 (2 ) Mrrv Or If flit alon S.oS tSt VV*rn» roiii-h*r minute*. And there it talk < 9 ) f* • Y • N K f M 1 4) l.ova of Life (t> Ch»nael • N ,w * r * * m that Smith's Sunday night (1) Krnle Ford Shoir 2 00 (2) I,or»tt* Young II I a n c (lil Mllllonjlfr program may be axed. f : t i 43> SMIloriat 191 Q irt n K«»r A l)Ajr TH U RSD AY I*. M. 1:11 ( . ) M a d e Slomaata la Titus far, the tentative fall 2:10 (2) Young l»r Malun# Sparta I21SI (I) l u r r y iWtBontr toi To Toll Th# Truth schedules do promise some 1:11 ( I I Atlantia Waatkar <91 W h o Do You Truat new shows of an Information­ ( I ) Mid•Fla. r v an ln s l l : i r (I) Truth »r Camst i l l t i ) Colling mood Hawa Poat al nature—such as CBS' hour(9) K i lh r r K i k i m lt«*t < D f# r r r t n o r m t l ) Nawacopa Nawa 11:11 <t) iiuMInc I*)k tit 4.UU (2) \\*k* llooni Kor long series of dratnaa o f 1:11 (S) K.lltorlal Cumniaat (<i Htur for Tomorrow D aiI iI y (S) Spi rt* nature American history and ABC'a 11:11 (9) M id-D ay IWport (d> Krcrrl SfDrin 1:11 IS) Weather Show l l i i i f ) NDU Report (V ) Ant. IIjib litA D d "Th e Roosevelt Y ears," about Klda 1.00 (2) N f w i an*! W^kthir 4:20 (31 H ytn' a 11•»11> * ood (S) l egend of Wu tt Franklin D. Roosevelt; but <<) M a i Ic of 91u• 1o <0) K(1u# ot Ninht Karp (9) MM-K I a. Ittporl tliey are not In the current <9) IHtrovary ‘<*2 • It <f) llreeard Nana 1:10 <»> I.Afftlmt 4 M (9> Antrrkdn N r y «atmd events category. 1:10 (SI Sport* lleport 1:10 (1) NHnintaticp l.oo (31 Huparin.*II I 4S I D lluntlrjr . Ililnklaf Tlie expansion of the key 1-SO (9) ll l c li v a y Patrol <a> I’n.lt* Walt II I III Sportamaa! I t ) Ooloaeo I 20 (2) I l.rtl s Iall'** a daily news re|torts certainly 7.00 <D Tlie Oapuly (<> A n Tho World Turns <2i I<**• t nf ilrtiut'ho is a fine thing; and. say, in ( • l biography 2."t> I -’ ) M#rv Or lffln Mi w (C) I *1 |»Ut ) lUNaf 4« ) ItatnhoM It > u a h the case of Huntley and Brin­ ( I ) Day In Court 1:06 (0) WaaihAr Show Party probably almost surely select the queen of hearts as his opening lead. York Card School faculty South will win the trick and sayi South h it a very sound ♦ K«a draw trump* with two loads. ♦ kqj opening bid and that hU part­ Then he will note that there EAST ner'* jump raise Improve* are potential losers In both STB *« red suit*. hi* hand la genertl, whoa 9762 IQJUS OQJ 1IT 111 If he 1* alert he will see you h ive unbalanced distri­ SA 1M 7 * e ititi that the best way to get rid bution a raUe increaie* the a o o n n>> of those losers will be on diitributional value of your 4 KQM M dummy's club*. He will have hand. VAKh to lose a trick to the ace, ♦ A M I A great expert playing with ♦ Now* but he can afford one losing a favorite partner might con­ vutnenUe trick and w ill lead the king tinue with a series ot scien­ of clubs from dummy. tific bid* to fael out the postU Faae U East will play low, South billtie* of a grand (lam , but • i Paae M i l Paae will discard a red card and Opening, le a d the Card School feel* that Weat will lake his ace. Later, going right to alx apudet U juat about aa good and may I hit ace o f club# against the South will di »card two more M »d c alam South would have red carda on the remaining well be belter. Slwuld West elect to open |no problem, but Weat will club* and make hi* slam. According to the findings of Documentary Losing Ground DEAR AB B Y: My husband has been showing up late front work hulf drunk every night. Do you know why ? E LLE N Jacob y On BorU Koyttbou of tbe New Status Quo On TV 125 South Perk Ave. TV %v) mail or bring this coupon and have the Sanford Herald delivered daily to your door for Only • • ,.J if) 11:44 t l ) 141 (4) Ann Sothern show Prlaa la Right Tha MrCoya Jana tVymgn Pra aanla 11:14 (1) Concentration 14) Pat* X Ola,lye Hallmark Hickman stars with Stephen lake a Walnut" Ib is is one ol H*U of Fame. "Pygsu lloG .” Franktn and Maggie Pierce. starring Julie Harris, with 1:30-1:10 p.m. ABC. Going New Ill-Tread On Sound Cord I lodira Lhoae broad comedies done so well in this series. Bob's imag­ James Donald, Gladys Cooper, My Way. “ The Slasher." Don't ination takes control of him John Williams and George let tha title fool you. "The when he gels too deeply in­ Hose. (Color) Uoc of (he most Slasher" Is the ring name of a volved In a science flr'lo'i Im ported events of this TV wrestler (Mickey Shaughnes story and begins worrying season and most worthy of at­ sy) In such poor health, his about men from outer space who use walnuts to conquer tention. The play Is naturally wife (F a y Spam) fears he'll other planets. Tlie mere sight die if ba doesn't quit the grunt the thing, but the genius ot of one of these terrifying nuts Julia Harris is Its most re­ aod-groan business. Aidiug her Is enough to start the panic warding quality. As tha Cock­ io convincing the stubborn bell ringing. wrestler la Father O'Malley ney Elisa Doolittle, changed (Gene K elly), hut uot helping front a rosrse street vendor to O PEN 12:13 a sophisticated socialite by him if loyal wrestling fan, Fa­ the arrogaul professor Henry ther Fitsgibboii (Leo (i. Car* Higgins. M ix Harris displays roll. Fairly Interesting dia­ all tha essentials of each trans­ logue is what sparks this hour. 2-8:*o p.m. CBS. Tha Bev­ itory slate with an almost I LAST D AY llawlcss beliuvabllity, broken erly Hill billies. Cousin Pearl T l U X I S a t l W ILLIA M S' only by Ihc technical tricks of (Ilea llcnaderct) takes the the trade which enhance ra ­ spotiight again in her peren­ ther than hurt the production. nial search for a husband. She The play Is a lint-rate choice thinks site has a choice front lor TV sinco Its settings are two in tlie persons of a folkeasily adapted to tha medium, musician leant, but she is due helping the presentation rather f o r double diiapiMiintmenl. STAUTS TOMOltKOVV than hindering It as many They are married, and (heir wives are glamor dolls (Jui classics do. B:30-9 p.m. CDS. Dobie (Hi­ Lansing und Midge Ware). . . lls. “ Two for the Whipsaw." Lester Flail ami Earl Scruggs, O O S D O N SC O TT Dobie's friendly foe. Chats* of "Grand Old O pry" fame, worth Osborne Jr. gets his play themselves, coming off share of tonight's script sod is nicely with their music aud his usual very funny self. Cor- acting. On hand (or their share nered into a dale with a very of laughs are the Clampctts. uiu lb active childhood fricud, p ayed by Uuudy Kbsen, Irene I he hires Dobie to impersonate Hyan, Max Baer and Donna i bias. As fata would here it, tha Douglas. STARTS S U N D A Y ugly duckling hat turned into 2:30-10 p m CBS. The Dickj "T H E MUSIC M AN’’ a ravuit.iig beauty. D w ayne1Vau Dyke Souw. " i t May Luo* I JtITZ M tSA3 “®* A W u lt lh W ? __ iN SAMSON fll w/rx. CAVANAUGH I Hit: SERVICE 1101 S. French Avr, FA 2-220.t 1‘IIONK 2-12lr> 1/| vi \j 11 f o r \ r l HIDE-IN THEATRE ton it k k CARLOAD Turns. I'ASB N ITE 7:00 K 10:13 “ 7 W m>h From Sundown' Andie lU rry In Plus At *FA 2-4612 Murphy Sullivan Color 9:00 Onl) "Buck Street" Su-tau lla> Hard John Lav in In Colur S TA R TS N E X T H t'N . M0uccacdo 7ti” Sophia Loren • < olor I ir*l Saufuid Show iug » • • • • • • • « COM ING BOON “ JUMBO" sr~»** �. tn?« W n ffn r i M tnTH P ar * 10— Wed. Feb. 6, ’63 0W 3 D I x l ^ U :____ Ct.fi.‘ Vrar?, "<----- ■MERCHANT'S GREEN STAMPS —SAVE THE BEST STAMPS OF ALL from [F®@® M S StateSenator BethJohnson P R IC K GOOD THRU V t lK IM O QUANTITY RIGHTS R E SIR V IO oiuuiiumuiiiimiiimitiiiiinnimimmmiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiniiiinniiminniiiini Mrs. Beth Johnson, St*l* Senator from Orange Coun­ ty and an honorary member of DtKa Kappa Gamma, teaehera sorority told area toachera at their meeting Saturday that "the major pro­ blem facing education la m oney." Senator Johnson explained that 918 million more will be required for tlie Minimum Foundation program and 940 lucre for classrooms in the next biennium. The great need for help for exceptional children and for Increased vocational training am also serious problems facing the state, with more money needed for education, water conservation and con­ servation of other natural resources. Senator Johnson said she would welcome any sugges­ tion for the financing of these programs which are causing so much concern throughout the slate. Mrs. Johnson spoke at a luncheon meeting of the Deta Chapter of Delta Kappa Gam* ma, held at the Mayfair Inn, Saturday. Mrs. II. E. W ig­ gins of Sanford was in charge of arrangement* and group singing was led by Mrs. It. T. M11wee. Special guests of the sor­ ority were Mrs. Marguerite Graves of Columbia, S. C. and Miss Margaret Johnson of Orlando. Fronton Charity Nets $250 For Eye Bank Fund A check for 9250 was pre­ sented to officials of SIIKI1A the local Eyw Bank at a lun­ cheon meeting of the associa­ tion at the Capri Itcstaurant Monday, by Milton Freeman of the Casselberry Lions Club. The check represented pro­ ceeds from the recent Char­ ity night at the Seminole-Orlando Fronton, with all funds from reserved scats going to­ ward support of Use eye bank. Hep Mack Cleveland was also present at the meeting to discuss the matter of in­ corporating Hie association, and the first revision read­ ing of tlie by-laws was pre­ sented by Mrs. C. E. Butler. A special meeting has been called for Feb. 18 'or tlie second presentation of tlie by-laws. The meet will lie held at the Capri at noon, Mr*. K. K. Woodruff report­ ed. Liz, Burton Dynamite On Screen Too LONDON (D IM ) - Hichard Burton grasped Kluaheth T a y­ lor roughly in his arms and shouted. "Y ou will never have his babies because I will never give you u p !" Then he flung her against a mirror in their bedroom with such force that the gins* shat­ tered, cutting her wrist. At that point the lights went up in the preview theatre at the Mrtro-Goldwyn-Maycr stu­ dios and somclwdy said: "W ow —those two together are dynamite on the screen!” HICKORY SMOKED HAMS butt cm OR SHANK CUT OR WHOLE (14—161b AVG.) LB FLO R ID A OR GEORGIA GRADE A FRESH Q UARTERS LEGS O R ID BREASTS LB ROAST OSCAR MAYER SKINLESS BRINE CURED SQUARE CUT SHLDK. LAMB « 39c SHOULDER LAMB CHOPS » 69c MEATY LAMB FAT BACK » 19< FRANKS » 59c CHEESE cur ROSTS LEAN BOILED LADY PAIR BUTTUPLAKI LARGE RID ROC SLI. HAM * k? 59c Biscuits 2 CANS 49c MULLET LAND O' FROST SPICED SLL MILD LONGHORN CHEDDAR PEARL WHITE Patties 3 w *1** BEEF 3 VSSf 89c CHEESE u 59c SHRIMP TENDER CALVES PLUMROSI DANISH CANNED MAYFAIR SLI. AM. OR PIM. HEAT-NEAT HAM 2 & $L99 CHEESE LIVER » 79c Garden YOUR CHOICE FAN CY O'ANJOU I Produce EATING PEARS FRESH C R IS P > PASCAL CELERY Morton LCC STALK GRISCO C ELLO PACKED FOR FRESHNESS CARROTS RQSEDALE ■ GOLDEN CORN BREADED SHRIM P iux M ” VAHLSING chopped, pan fry, ar wha. ASSORTED SCENTS A1RWICK MIST 29* SUNSHINE HYDROX 79 c 4 7 c SUCCOTASH S LL CARROTS • SW. POTATOES CANS C l /am 49. J U N E B OY K O S H ER D ILL P IC K L E S *‘ “ 49< FRESH BA K ED 8 “ REG 49c APPLE PIE IN R E U S E A B L E A L U M PAN 39 ( APPLE BUNS MeCMUftCK CH IU POWDER i oz. 23c iu l • / ROYAL YAM WHOLE Bakery PKG* 4 H J) W. or SARACEN SARACEN LADY SINGLETON FROZEN 2 j _ GREEN LIMAS • PEAS&CARROTS POT PIES 6/j*oo POTATOES 'w 2!£19< ROSEDALE ROSEDALE WHOLE KERNB. F O R ^ M Om tegular law Maw axeiats a-ia-aa MIX[HORMATCHIM FROZEN CHICKEN | TURKEY *B E E F E x -C h a m p f nc Fish Sticks» 49c PKG 25c 6 01 DELICIOUS APPLES Fresh MG. » 19c FAN CY RED /%» FAIR E L CENTRO, Calif. (U P !) — W inner world bantam­ weight champion Manuel Ortis will have to remain in the hospital a while longer al­ though he reported today that he was feeling fine and "read y to go hom e." Heidelberg, a medieval city tucked in the Odcnwuld hills beside the N s r k a r Itiver, boasts Germany's oldest uniVanity, founded in IBM. MAYFAIR COTTAGE pkg OF 8 IN PLASTIC CONTAINER LIQUID HOOD 33 BLEACH*“• HOOD E-Z STARCH ^ 3 9 * 1 �Hang It From The Rafters The Federal Court in Miami should rule Thursday on the reap(Kirtionmenl plan a divided Leirialnture turned out last week— and the ruling should be: ‘ There has been enoiiKh fraud in the |>ast and this is just more o f the same. Now we shall reapportion this Legislature.” There Is no such thing as some­ thing being only partly Invidious. Florida’s current apportionment in the Senate— where the major power lies in the Pork Chop Gang— hns been branded as “ invidiously discrimina­ tory” by the court because under it less than 13 percent o f the people can elect a majority. Under the new plan, about 14 |>crcent would elect a majority. That Is no gain. The plan managed to gain just the three fourths majority required for passage o f the plan last Friday, and the decisive vote for it was cast by a rural, Pork Chop member, Sen. L. K. Edwards o f Irvine. The nction smells o f some high wheeling and dealing the |>eople o f Florida should not countenance. • • • For instance, the three Judges on the federal bench — presumably acting in the interests o f all Floridn citizens— should look askance at the way the Senate arrived at the plan. It boldly went behind closed doors to try to find a way nround a man­ date from the House— a clear order that the Senate drop its idea o f not giving the people a voice in reapiwrtionment at all. The while, the lobby­ ists fo r the Governor’s office were traipsing in and out the doors, pre­ sumably with more orders to some­ one. Political Finally, the Senate sent repre­ sentatives to a conference with House members and agreed that some day in the future it would allow the people to express their desires on reap­ portionment. But what good is this bit o f con­ descension? The 43 Senate-112 House plan still is fixeil by statute. If the people reject it next year, it still would have the statute to uphold it. There is absolutely no guarantee thnt the Legislature would bow to the people’s will — and It’s our bet the people would turn it down as they have turned down two other farces. • • ocrat*. too. What stirred up this furor as much ns any­ thing else was Atty. Gen. Rob­ the Capitol, clamoring for an ert E. Kennedy’s interview investigation o f the disastrous denying there had lieen any Hay o f Pigs Invasion of Cuba promise of U. S. air support two year* ago, might well for the Cuban invasion fiasco. take a leaf from the l>ook of President Kennedy now con­ their Into Secretary o f State firm* no U. S. air cover was John Foster Dulles. planned. I f there had lieen U. lie had a rule or o|>erat!on* S. air rover, says the Picsipolicy which went something dent, it might as well have like this, though it was never been an American invasion. recorded on tap* or put down Sen. Wayne Morse's Foreign on puper in quotation nmrks: delation* Subcommittee on Don't bother about the de­ tails o f what went wrong yes­ Latin American investigated all this soon alter it happened. terday. If mistukes were made, learn what you can from them He has Ik -c ii offering his col­ fur future guidance. Hut yes­ leagues a look at his closed terday's mistakes are part of hearings record o f two years ago, hut he has Imd few lukthe situation a* it exists to­ day. That's what we have to tra. Hut even if the attorney coneenliate on, to decide what we're going to do nlxmt it to­ general had not reopened this morrow. Don't spend loo much old sore, the Cuban controv­ ersy might have been revived time looking buckuuid or re­ fighting yesterday's battles. by New York GOP Sen. Ken­ neth H. Keating, lie insists Keep your eyes on wliut's that Russia is continuing its ahead. m ilitaiy build-up on the is­ The common sense o f this approach might have sonic land, though the missiles and moral value in it for the Dem­ jet aircraft have been lemoved. I The President in his las'. _ _ s. .. 1press conference tried to give W A SH IN G TO N — (N E A ) — • In addition to these pieces of fraud, there is the grandfather clause in the art. It will permit those who would be eliminated by the plan to serve in the session starting in April, thus turning the affairs o f state over to 45 Senators and 125 legislators, instead o f the present 38 Senators and 95 Legislators. How ridiculous can men get! For one thing, where are the bovs planning on putting these gentlemen come April 2? There are 38 offices and 38 desks in the Senate layout: there are 95 o f the same in the House. Do they plan to hang the new ones from the rafters? Something should be hung there, we admit. What it is though has nothing to do with people. It is the new farce the boys o f the gang arc trying to foist on the state, and it too has nothing to do with i»cople. W e hope the court acts now and prevents this farce from going any farther. Q L I_ C J ! reassurance that this situa11ion wan under constant surAn ability In control t ie veillance. He say* lluit only world's weather would occur­ intro-1 drawn! one Soviet shipweapons. has aro f supply offensive fare than those which duce greater change* in warrived in Cuba since the withIt may have brought arms. red in 1913 with tlie explosion (This Is the last o( eight and tells lies about his where­ abouts. "H e ha* flunked out o f col­ lege twice. I)r. Crane, could this condition be cured? “ I* there and medicine thnt would work, short o f castra­ tion ? “ And is homosexuality an Inherited condition? What cun we do to change Tom into a normal type o f m ale?" When one sex enjoys dress­ ing up in the clothing o f the other, articles we describe this a* It is more noticeable when the mule adopts girlish cloth­ ing, as well as rouge and lip­ stick. For women nowadays have mude it a habit to imitate the attire o f the male sex. First o f all, homosexuality und transvestism are N O T in­ herited renditions. A t birth, everyone is bom with certain potential hun­ gers, as fo r love and religion KBH.HBH/'jQ'MIt B Q lD d cW A m C and foodstuff*. MV NAME 16 HOOPtfc ■'-AMO* A Hut you do N O T inherit a PARDON M*,StlT, BLITT AM 0ARNA6Y MOOPLE.LATB OFTME. BARNSTABLE- K. BRIDGEdesire for any specific food! Wo r c estersh ire fusileers f WATeR.OP BRiDGeWATER 0LST tM OFTEN TAKEN FOR JT Thus, you may be born with INVENTIONS, INC. / AR& COLONEL TMRUMP, MY OLD a generalized desire for car­ SOt) BY ANY CHANCE ASSOCIATE' fbSSlBLY MILITARY ) COLONEL K. WILMINGTON bohydrates, hut whether you AND THE FINANCIAL 4 TWRUMP.IHE CELEBRATED SERVICE shall dine on corn flukes, r'OCLOS HAVE LEFT A COMMON KAILKOAO FINANCIERS m a r k o n o s f Success h as shredded wheat or nny one of Been knovjn to do th at / a dozen other varieties o f car­ bohydrate; will depend on habits learned A F T K It birth. So, too, you are bom with S’ a rapacity fo r love, but whether you will love your own sex or the opposite sex, or even money or animals, 7H depends on habits. And habits are based on the m fnctors In your environment / J c > m thut have worked on you A F T E R birth. Tom ’s adoption is not sig­ nificant, either, fo r homo­ : bviousl ' ■H' , NATURi sexuals develop In flesh-andMISTAKE blood offspring, too. Sometimes transvestism, as I ’ url * 1-A Sanford, Florida Wed., February 6, 1963 well as homosexuality, will indicate a basic desire to iden­ tify one’s self with the oppo­ site sex. A boy may thus try to imi­ tate his mother so hr cun ob­ W t l . T i a i A. l.l»:i.O W , U I I T U H A M ) 1*1 U L IS IIK M L A N K Y V U H S lU ib K i m A N D H. O H IS W O l.D tain a greater fusion with S U n sxIliK E d ito r A d v e rtis in g D irector her personality. JU D Y H K I.L I J A M ) : «.. t l l l l K X S k U t County K d lto r Ilu *ln -»« M an ager (iir l* may likewise ape their C K C K L IA y I H N K K s ttIH I.K Y JO XIIS daddy and try to become man­ Mm-lrtv K d lto r C la ssified M an ager HOT 911I t lll X Ilf IT IIA N I T I A M t M II.T O I.IM : nish, especially if they have Y a a tu re K d lto r C ircu lation M sn agsi heard that their father was r u n w r i.i.a Mechanical SupL disappointed in not obtaining a son. ita iia irriu s hath* H o w e U e lle e r r Mr M all Ho the daughter may try to All Other armlaala Cassly masculinize herself by her I tutu 1 Year S11 .Jo I Y ear H e Week ».IS t Months i . » « • Mouths speech, plus the use o f cigr.oo : Months MO Z Mouths a rets, liquor and even male l.uu I Month 1.00 I Month U. S. Postal Regulations provide that all mall subscriptions be sports like fishing, hunting paid In advsntr. and baseball, all in an e ffo rt to win the affection o f her adored dad. Drug* and medirinra have litUe curative effect on a Scminola County area residents are invited to submit homosexual. Even such an news items fo r report in the Sanford Herald to the news cor­ extreme method as castration respondent in their area or directly to the Ilciald offices. may wield litUe influence, too, for homosexuality is largely a AREA REPO RTER T E LE P H O N E mental habit. STS-1240 Altamonte Spring* Mrs. Louis* Simunek Cutting e f f the hand* of a Mm. Shirley Wentworth M 8-1070 pianist will not change the Bear I^ke-Koraat C ity 838-6044 later's interest in piano music! Mm. Jane Casselberry Casselberry Homosexuals must W A N T 306-3742 Chuluota Mm. Jean Magin to change, (or outsiders can't 608-4410 DeBary Mm. Adam Muller do the Job! A08-0933 Miaa Helen Snodgrass Enterprise So send for my booklet "Sex 840-4071 Problems of Young People," Mm. Louis* Grayson Geneva 322-6319 enclosing a stamped, return Mm. Frances Wester Lake Mary envelope, plus 20 cents. 322-4722 Mrs. H. L. Johnson (dike Monroe (Always write to Dr. 838-3317 Mm. Donna Eates I/ongwood Crane In care of this news­ 322-2291 Mm. Mona GrinaUad North Orlando OUT O UR W AY LI J Call Your Reporters Osteen Mrs. Clarence Snyder 322-4841 Oviedo Mrs, Linda Smithson 306-3614 H E R A L D O FFIC E S: Sanfotd 822-2811, 822-2612 323-2013; County 424-6036 and 424-8824. in the Newspaper Enterprise Assn. I n c o m e transvestism. paper, enclosing a long I cent stamped, addressed en­ velop* and M cents to cov­ er typing and printing costa when yon send for one of hie booklets.) |washing Tax I’ rimrr.) Ily Richard t. Mullen* and Charles W. Scliocncman The Treasury recently lint permitted a deduction for a w ig hs a medical rx|>cii*e in certain circumatanees. Appli cation of the rule is narrow, of course, but some court dccl sions and Internal Revenue Service rulings during the past year have Item important to those incurring medical ex pense* during IIH12. ( Recall medical expenses are itemized dedurtinn* not available if you claim the standard deduction.) The Supremo Coutt decided lust year that a heart patient who went south on a doctor's advice could nut deduct cost of food and bulging for him and hie family while there. This constituted a reversal o f a lower court decision. Meals und lodging are thercfoio not deductible except where a per­ son lias been institutionalized for Hie principal reason of medirul rare (and such rare is continual). The entire rost of inrdicul cure und nu-uls and lodging for thut person while at the institution is deductible. Courts during the past year have held that thu rost of ad­ dition* to a residence made on u dor tor’s advice, such us a central air conditioning unit fo r a sufferer from cystic fi­ brosis and an outdoor elevator fur a heart patient, are de­ ductible— but only to the ex­ tent that the expenditure did not result in an increase In value o f Hie taxpayer's prop­ erty. IRS ha* recently recog­ nized this rule even though the improvement in the property would not ordinarily be for medical care (i.e., an elevat­ o r). For persons under G5 with dependent parent* (o r in­ laws) over 66, recent changes in Treasury regulations call attention to the more lenient link) law that removed the 3 per rent limitations on medi­ cal expenses. Also, it makes no difference whether the par­ ent fails to qualify as an ex­ emption because o f hia gross income exceeding IHOO. The son or daughter (and/or their spouses) can still drdurt the total amount of medical ex­ penses. IRS recognizes thnt while education is not medical care ordinarily, medical care does include the cost o f attending a special school for a mentally or physically handicapped in­ dividual. Thus, the entire tuition, of dirty American linen in public, hut probably not. To see the Semite <>r House or both o f them in a joint committee investigation of what went on two years ago might he just another exercisa in futility. It recalls the Pearl Harbor investigation o f 11*47 which i ran for seven months, and the Senate investigation o f Gen. Douglas Mm-Arthur's dismis­ sal by President T r u m a n , which ran for four months in 1931. The latter ended with only a minority rcpoit signed by eight Republicans, the ma­ jority voting not to issue any formal findings. There was political motiva­ tion in these investigations, just ns their Is in today's pressure lor dredging Ute mini from the Ray of Pigs one* more. It is hard to see how this will contribute anything to getting Castro and com­ munism out o f (.’tilia, which is the major objective ahead. Political observers also wondet wlint the Republicans tan gain from it. The prolie would lie all over and forgotten long before the l'.Hit elections. It is also recalled thnt former Hen. Homer Capehurt. K-ltnl., tried to make Cuba the big issue in his campaign for re-election. Ho was defeated. I o f the first nuclear weapon. The President also admits that ' — Vice Adm. William F. Ru- there me still lll.lNNl to 17.0011 Russians in Cuba. born. Kntlin Repair This is o f rotiise a legist!- i SERVICE This cost o f 46:1 million (fo r mute subject for investigation, j It is focused on wlmt might ! COM PLETE TV R E PA IR Cuba invasion prisoners) , . . — All Make* — is ntir punishment for delay. happen next, lint oil past mis­ Tile price would have been takes. A D M IR A L Senator Morse again moved Sales anil Hrrvlce only 420 million had we given in to Custro's original demnnd quickly into this situation, calling Secretary of Statu for $Jt’> million in tractors. TV anil RADIO •—Enrique Linen, director of Dean Rusk und CIA officials 2306 W. I at SI. F A 2-8192 Cuban Families Committee. In testify in closed hearings. This may head o ff further TR AN S IS TO R Medical Deductions Worry Clinic Notebook Republican* on both sides o f Dr. Crane's CASK CM 5t: Tom 7.., aged 10, U un adopted chili!. "Hut thnt isn't our real problem,” hi* worried dad in­ formed me. "Recently I diicovcred that Tom i» a homosexual. He aeem* to wunt to lx* n female. "S o he hu» women’* lingerie in hi* dresser drawers and rven some false hair so he can dress up as a girl. "Tom now realizes we know his secret, so he argues Peter Edson N O T THE M A N HE USED TO BE, BUT-! meal* and lodging at a special Mired, your patents may have school for the mentally handl- * the credit available.) You do capiieil child are medical enre'.N'OT have to itemize ilcdurexpenses The criterion: prln-; tiona to take this cirdlt. It ripsl reason for the child’s was put in Hie law to give presence must he allcviutinn of those who Imre taxable retire­ Hie mental handicap Uirmigh ment income u tax exemption resources o f the institution. o f approximately the same You perhaps know thut So­ amount ns Hint received by cial Security payment* are not Social Security benefits. taxed, but perhaps you are not READERS NO TE: There familiar with credit for other has been an Inetense In the rcretirement income. There have tit emeut Income credit since been no great rhunges in llm last year. I f you urn eligible law, hut the credit hns Itcrii for this retirement income increased. (Even though you credit, check for details with yourself are neither 05 nor re-1 your local IRS office. H A TC H E R The newspaper* of this country clobbered the admin­ istration aland Hu* liny of Figs and properly so. —Assistant Defense Secretary Arthur Sylvester during news "m anagem ent" hassle with the press. Lyle C. Wilson Soys: To Many Puritans WASHINGTON (D P I) - Puritanical it (he word rhnsen by chief President economical Kennedy's advisor to describe those numerous tax­ payers who are resisting the Smarter, perhaps, more moral. but not calculated for November in«3 that the dollar was worth Just What economist Heller 10.436. scents nut to understand is Economist Heller is assur­ that the taxpayers are resist­ ing Congress that a fpw more ing a lax cut because) they deficits wxin’t do us any harm. arc afraid they can't afford Ilie taxpayers have heard it. They aro fearful, also, that one before, often. They that tlie Treasury cannot af­ are more skeptical Ihun puri­ ford it either. It lias nothing tanical. And they are more to do with morals unless it fearful than skeptical. They lie with the out moded morals believe they just can't afford preached by Franklin in Poor a tax cut right now. Richard's Almanac or by MeGuffey in his old reader. administration's effort to give them a tax reduelion. The dielionary define* puri­ tanical as morally rigorous; strict; as. for example, puri­ tanical women, laws, behav­ ior and self denial. The re­ sisting taxpayers, therefore, have no need to lie ashamed During the past 22 years, of themselves If lltey are, in­ the U. S. dollar has travelled deed, puritanical. the (xith of Ute pitiful French Walcr W. Heller is the franc. In four decades — 40 head man of the Provident's years— the franc lost 90 per economic council. rent of its purchasing pow­ Politically, Holier is a ers. The year* were 1915-33. spender. He is a desciplc u( In a years. 1W0 &2, the U. the Ute Maynard Keynes. S. dollar has lost 33 per rent Kycnes was an Englishman of tu purchasing power. A who damaged the United hit more, infact. The U. S. Slates in this century more Hurrau of Labor .Statistics Ilian George III or the hated Lord North ever injured Ihe colonies in the iHtli. Keynes sold Franklin D. Roosevelt on the "spend yourself out of trouble" fis­ cal policy that did not work, least of all remedy uncm pkiyment or anything else. It did obtain an uninterrupt­ ed aeries « ( Treasury deficits during every year FDR was president. Kennedy admin­ istration policies are similar and the resulU promise to parallel FDR's. Heller is a crack econom­ «C I ist, no doubt. Hut Heller is not much good at understand ing the motives of mrn. especially of taxpayer* who | resist tlie Heller-devised tax cut. These resisting taxpayers are not puritanical. They are no more morally rigorous than their fellow citizens who are whooping it tip for the administration's tag plan. Don't put up with an out-dated bathroom when we ran rrmudrl your hath Into a gleaming new one. And at • price consistent with economy and quality. Why not give us ■ c*H today? *"• Our Home and Pro­ perly Improvement Department Will Handle A ll l>etaila Barbs A wife usually notices her husband's backache before (lie leaves need raking rather than alter Hie job is done. It's a gued thing Uncle Sam doesn't tax some people on wlmt they try to ntako their friends think they earn. at 6th ST. FA 2-0500 in lovely Homes In A Community Built With Pride” 3 & 4 BEDROOMS — I, PRICED V/t & FROM 2 BATHS $11,900 U )W DOW N P A Y M E N T — F.H.A. or C O N V E N T IO N T A L F IN A N C IN G K ITC H E N S B Y 0 b'&nfiwXfibVcla, Phone FA 2-0814 Phona SANFORD Ravenna Park U K + N t t A T A J A V t/ y . 114 So. PabMtto 520 MAPLE AVE. Own A Home of Your Own G E N E R A L ELECTRIC S/wemaAeJi nr. 1935 Free KrtlimnleM Call Now \CUSTOM C O N S T R U C T IO N CO. B U ILD IN G A S P E C IA L T Y General Office 211 W. 25lh St. HOMES ON Plume FA 2-310.1 COUNTRY Cl,till RI). - FOLLOW OUR SIGNS STEN STRO M Sale* R EALTY Agent* �K t V n fo r i fr r a lb Page 2-A. — Feb. 6, 1063 Legal NoHce Crart o f the C M ttf i * t iiic r i a c r r r c o u r t o r •omiooi* c n a i n r w - TH E AIATH JUDICIAL CIA* FOR POST ON TUB CHIT, IX AMD FOB IKM I* 14a, la Probate, IO L B COUNTY, FLO AIDA* AiWJfii I BARRACKS RAFTfitt la rat Rotate of IX CHANCERY XO. H N T ED ITS BIRJCHIMEK D tC H N t IX THE HATTER OF ADOP* T a A ll t M I N n aa4 Porooaa TIOX RT EUOEXE LUX AND H a r t a * Clalaaa a r Demand* EDITH LUX OF HILDEOAnD MARIA WALTERS, • minor. A g a la o t Bal4 R otatoi xon ra Ton and each of yoa ar* TOI..CHARLRS L. WALTERS horoby notlfUd and required Addrtaa and raaldanca la pr*a*nt i\ny elalma and daunknown manda which ron, or either You ar* haraby notlflad that of jroa mar hara against th* aatata o f EDITH BlRKlttM - a Patltlon baa baan flltd la Bit, dtcaaaad, lata o f aald th* abora atylad eauaa by Eu* County, to th* County Jud«* a*n# Lua and Edith Lon for of damlnol* County, Florida, tha adoption of Iflldtgard Ma­ at hla of flea In th* court rla Walters, a minor, by tha houa* o f aald County at Han- Patltloncra, and you ara ra ford, Florida, within ala cal* qulrad to atrra a copy of your andar month* from th* tlma anawar or objactlon to ahow o f th* flrat publication of thla eauaa why aald patltlon ahould nolle*. Two ooploa of *ach not ba grantad on th* atlorclaim or d*mand .hall bo In nay for Patltlonara. Orrllla writing, and ahall atat* th* Johnaon, III, P. a Box III, plac* of roaldcnca and poat Fern Park. Florida and file offlc* addrraa of th* claim* tb* original In th* offlca of ant, and ahall br aworn to by tha Clark of Circuit Court on tb* claimant It* a r m , or at* or bafora tha llth day of tornay and aecompanlad by a February, A. D. t i l l and filing f*o of on* dollar and htraln fall not or a decr*a pro will ba antarad ouch claim or demand not HI* eonfaaao agalnat yon Od ahall b* void. WITNESS my hand and teal Ruth (lardnar A i *i*cutor of tb* U l t and tha aaal of tha aald court Will and Tcatamant of In Sanford, Florida, thla 14th A * Ancillary Administra­ day of January, A. D. 1111. (SEAL) trix. C.T.A. Arthur H. Boekwlth, Jr. EDITH UIIIKHIMER, Clark, Circuit Court dac«a*«d liy : Martha T. Vlhlen Stenatrom, Darla A McIntosh D. C. Attorney* for Ancillary Orrllla Johnaon, III Admlalatratrla, C. T. A. of th* law offlc* of P. o. iioa ilia Jooopb M. Muraako Hanford, Florida P. O. Box I I I . Publlah Jan. *1, I t A Fab Farn Park, Florida 4, II. l i l t . Publlah Jan. II, ||, 10 A CDE*II Fab. I, t i l l , CD E.lt W e n t A lt GI60EP li tti SIDE G LANCES" By Galbraith "Now remember, dear, don't get the Jacksons started w.w . . . . . . fada . . « • vs i v i v .B h w vf m im the mw v u iu r u i on on on .health or foreign eld, and Bufords modem ert or the aldermen from the sixth ward!" T IZ Z Y By K ate Osann "You ueed ta be ae Immaculate when you rode your b ik e r Land off the Free (TOO Of LTFro* country f t rOoo of......... It* duoo 14 a im la Italy I I Capacity U u • Earth (Latin) • Hollywood M Hood (FT.> 11 God H i m u r ‘ ■SET" S S fs a r MApplwTlooafor “ gSdakLawk Legal NoHce Legal NoHce IX COUNTY A l i w n POTAT, HENIXOI.R COUNTY, FLOE* IDA. Fit* X*. SPOT. KPTATE OF JESSIE BELLE SOUTHARD, Dac.aaod XOTfCE TO CBB1HTOBS TO ALL FEESOXB HATIXO O LA IE S OE DEMAXDS AOAIXST SAID ESTATE I Tou and each of you ara horoby notified and required to HI* any claim* and de­ mand* which you. or althar of you may hara agalnat aald aatat* In tha offlca of Honor­ able C. Vernon Ml**, Jr., County Judge o f Seminole County, at kla office In tha Court Itfluae In Sanford, Flor­ ida. within alx calendar month, from tha time of tha flrat publication o f thla no* tie*. Each claim ar demand muat ba In writing and con tain tha place af raaldanca and poat office addreaa of tha claimant and muat be aworn to by tba claimant, hla agent or attorney, or tb* oam* ahall ba void. Raymond M. Ratt A i Administrator o f sail Eatata Cum Toatamanto Annas* llarrlaon II. Steward Of th* Firm of Steward A Steward 111 East Robinson Stroot Orlando, Florida Publlah Jan. 14. It, I I A Fab. 4. 1141 CDE-II In and for Somlnol* Coun-^ IX THE UfECUIT COURT OF ty. Florid*. THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIHBy: Joan E. W llk* CUIT IX AND FOR SEMINOLE Deputy Clerk COUNTT. FLORIDA.__ Joioph P. Baker CHANCERY XO. 1STIS OVERSTREET LAND COM Raker, Taker * Smith PANT. A Florida corporation. IS East Pin* Stroat * Plaintiff. Orlando, FI*. Publish Jan. »# A Pah. 4. IT, i « . I TIT. p,. M. BICKFORD and ---IltCKFORD. hi* wlf*. *1 al­ CDE-TI and ANY AND A L L PERSONH I! AVINO OR CLAfMJNO ANT IX THE CIRCUIT COURT. INTEREST K XTXTII JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. DESCRIBED PROPERTY LO IX AXD FOR (EHIXOLB CATED IN SEMINOLE COUN COUNTY. FLORIDA. TT, FLORIDA, CIIAXCERT XO. 1PTPS Defendants. JOHN W ARREN HENDRICKS, NOTICE OF SUIT Plaintiff, THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO I E. M. DICK FORD, and ---- va. LIZZIE BENNER HENBICKFORD, hit wlfo, If H»Ing. and If dead, th* unknown DRICKS, Defendant heirs, devlseea. legate** granXOTICR OF SUIT taaa, trustees, banaflclarlaa, TOl.Mra. Llaal* Banner Han. spnusaa, creditor*. Ilanora. aue•Irlcka censor* or other* claiming an Highland Tark Road Interest by, through, under or I t D. I for th* **M K. M. Bickford Hellrrarlll*. Pennaylvanla and ____ Bickford, hla wife; ara haraby notified that IDA M. BURNS and —— a T«u suit hat barn Instituted PUItNS., her huaband. If llwagainst aaaklng a dtverc* Ing, and If dead, th* unknown In the you. Circuit Court In and tferlatee. legAteea, gran­ hill tee*, truetere. benefklarlee, for Remlnola County. Florida, apoueetp crtdltorf* lltnora* euc« entitl'd John Warren Henceeeora or oth*ra claiming an drlrka. plaintiff, va. L im a Interest by. through, under or Rannar Handrlcka, dafendant, for th* aald l i t M. Burn* and and that you era required to ____ Burns, her huaband; EN- film your answer or nthee *OR A HAYNES, a partner- pleading with tho Clerk of •hip or tha grantees, trustees, thla Court and to servo a banaflclarlaa. eradltora. Ilanora, copy thereof upon tho plainauccaaaora, or other* claiming tlfr or hla attornay, whoa* an Interest by, tbroush, under namt and addraaa appear* or for th* aald partnarahlpt htraln, not talar than tha Hat E. K. ENZOR and ----- EN. day o f February, A. D, l i t i , gOR, kla wlf*. If living, and or a Rarre# Pro Confeaao will If dead, th* unknown hair*, da- ba entered agalnat you. DONE AND ORDERED at vlaaaa, lagateaa. grant***, trust***, bonaflelarlaa, opouaaa, Sanford, Samlnola C o u n t y , Florida, thla th* Hat day of eradltora. Ilanora, auccaaaora or olhara claiming an interest January. A. D. l i f t . by. through, undar or for th* (BEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr, oald E. K- Enior end ---Clark. Clreult Court, lam i­ Enaor, hi* wlfa; P. B. HAT na!* County, Florida NFS and ----- HAYNES, hla Ry; Martha T. Vlhlta wlfo, If tiring, and If dead, Reputy Clerk tha unknown hair*, davlaae*. legatees, grantee*. truateea, William Murrell. Jr. banaflclarlaa. apouaaa. cradl- Attornay for Plaintiff tors, Ilanora, suocaaaors or l i t ! Edgawattr Drlv* othara claiming aa Intaraat by. Orlando, Florida through, undar or for tha said Publloh Jan. II. I I * Fob. F. B. llaynaa and ----- Haynaa, 4. It. H it. h la wi f e. WASHINGTON CDE-IT OWENS and ----- OWENS, hla wife; ARTHUR F. JONES and -----JONES, hla wlfa; If living IX THFI CIRCUIT COURT OP and If dead, tha unknown THU NINTH JUDICIAL CIR­ halra, davlataa, legal***, gran- CUIT. IX AXD FOR SEM1NOLH tear, truateea. banaflclarlaa, COUNTY. FLORIDA. spouaoa, eradltora, Ilanora ouc- CHANCERY XO. 12TT* reaaora or othara clalmlttg an W ALTER J. DWYER. riatnttff. Intaraat by, through, under or for tha aald Arthur F. Jon** v*. UIIUI.AH I D W YE R . and Jons*, hie wife-. -----Defendant. LAHOS. th* widow of Dr. A. XOTICR o r SUIT H. Lore*. If living and If daad, tha unknown heir*, da. TOi Rautah L Dwyer 2(14 South l l t h rite* vlaaaa lagateaa, grant***, Sheboygan. Wisconsin truateea, banaflclarlaa, epoiiaes. Tou are hereby notified that eradltora. Ilan-ira, auccaaaora or others claiming an Intaraat a suit for dlrorr* hat been agalnat you by by, through, undar or for th* Instituted oald Dr. A. II. Laroa and ----- W ALTER J. DWYER In th* Laroa, hla widow; DIL HOPE Clreult Court o f tho Ninth T. M. n iTTE R and H AIU II E. Judicial Clreult of Florida. In RITTER, hlo wlf*. 101 North and for Samlnola County. Flor­ llth Stroot, Allontnwn Pennsy­ ida. Th* abbreviated tills ot la W ALTER J. lvania) CILtllI.M8 (1. REM- the cast MEL and ----- RKMMEL hi* DWTP.R. ptalntlff. v e r s u s wlfa. If living, and If daad, RKULAIt L. DWYER, defen­ tha unknown halra, devisees, dant. Tod ar* hereby required to legate**, grantees, trust***, banaflclarlaa, apouaaa, credi­ fll* your aniwor or other dotors, Ilanora, auccaaaora or fanalv* pleading In th* abov* other* claiming an Intaraat by atylad eauae with th* Clark through, undar or for th* aald of th* Clreult Court of sold Chariot (I. Ilenimo! and — County, and serve a copy upon tlaaaett and Hemmel. hla wlfa; ANT AND thereof A LL OTHERS HAVING Olt Tuck, T Maitland Plata, Mait­ CLAIMING ANT INTEKEHT land, Florida, atturnaya for IN TIIK FOLLOWING DEfl- plaintiff, on nr before th* CIltnKD PROPERTT LOCAT- lot day o f March. 1141. If ED IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, you fall to do ao a Decree Fro Confeaao will b* entered FLORIDA I agalnat you for th* relief de. TRACT ONE Th* East Ona-llalf ot th* mantled In th* Complaint. WITNESS my hand and th* Southoost Quarter of th* Northwoot Quartor e f th* aaal of aald Court at Sanfard, Southoaot Quartor e f Saa- Samlnola County. Florida, thto tlon 2, Township It South, Kth day ef January, 1141. (SEAL) Rang* I t East. TRACT TWO Arthur II. Baakwlth, J r, Cltrk Lots 1 to 14. Inclualv* ef By Merger*! B. Tyro Block «U", Tract 4, RANDeputy Clark LANDO gPRINOM gUBDIVISION, Samlnolo County, Horltn Tuck, or th* firm ot Florida, aoeordlng to th* Baatott and Tuck plat thereof raoardad la I Maitland Plata Plat Book I, page I I of Maitland, Florid* th* Public Record* of Attorneys for Plaintiff Homlnola County, Florida. Publlah Jan. 10 A Fab. I, It, 10. t i l l , TRACT THREE Lola 1 through 4 aad Lota CDE-TI I I through II, Block "B" Tract II, SANLANDO gPRINOS SUBDIVISION, IX THE CIRCUIT COURT OP Samlnolo County, Florida, TMR NINTH JUDICIAL CIR­ according to th* plat CUIT OF AXD FOR SEMIthereof recorded In Plat X0 1 .1 1 c o r x n r , FLORIDA. (look I, pag* Tl of tli* IK C H A X C K R Y N ik I BBS 4 Publlo Rocorda of Soml- SUFFOLK COUNTY FEDERAL PAVING* AND LOAN ABPOaol* County, Florida. CIATION, a United States corTRACT FOUR Lata I through 14. Block poratlon, Plaintiff, "B", Tract |4, SANLANDO va. SPRING* SUBDIVISION, TOUNG and DONSamlnola County, Florida, STANLEY wlf*. according to tho plat NIB G. TOUNG, hitDefendants. thereof recorded la Plat XOTICR OF BALE Soak 4, pag* Tl o t lha NOTICE I* HEREBY OIV. Publlo Rooorda af Semi­ EN that on tho llth to y of nal* County, Florida. February, t ilt , at I1:H AM. TRACT FIVE at tha front door of th* Court Lota t through I and Houa* of Somlnol* County, at Lota I t through 14. Block Sanford, Florida, th* Honor•XT. Tract 14. SANLANDO able Arthur H. Boekwlth. SPRINGS SUBDIVISION, Cltrk of th* Circuit Court of Samlnolo Oaunty, Florida, Samlnolo- County, Florida, w ill aeoordlag ta th* plat Offer for aol* to th* hlghoat thereof raeordod la Plat and boot bidder for eaah. ot Book I, pag* Tl af tha publlo outcry, th* following Publlo Records of gam!- deoerlbod properly of the De­ uola County, Florida. fendants Stanley Toong and TRACT SIX Donnl* O. Toung, hla wife: Th* Kaot One-Half of th* Lot |, BEAR LAKE Southoaot Quartor of th* HIL.tR, aoeordlng to tho Snuthwoot Quartor a f th* plat thoraof recorded In Plot Rook IS, Png* IT of Southoost Quarter of Sac. the P u b 11 e Records of tlon t, Township I I South, Stmlnol* County, Flor­ Rang* I I Kaat. ida; tosethor with! Defendant*; GREETINGS! J Klertrend Hoatora, Mo­ del 40W Tou ar* horoby notified that a proceeding to qulot till* togothor with all otruoturoa aad for other roller has botn aad Improvement*, then or brought la th* Circuit Court thereafter on oald land This ta mad* pursuant to for gomlnol* County, Florida, against all paraons claiming Final Raerao of Foracloauro any aatata, right, till* or antarad In th* abov* cause. Inloroot In. or Hon upon, th* Chancery Docket No. 1I4I4, ohovo described real property, now ponding In th* Circuit situate la Samlnola County. Court of and for Samlnolo, Florida, and you ar* haraby Florida. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, t required to fll* with th* C H S of th* abov* doaorlkod have hereunto aat ray hand Circuit Court In and for and official teal thla 4th day Somlnol* County your w rllla i of February, 14IL appearance (personally, or by (SEAL) Arthur H. Btckwltb. Jr, attornay) In said proceeding, Clark of th* Circuit Court on or bofor* th* lot dty of In and for Seminal* Coun­ March. IMS. aad tkarolftor ty. Florida t* fll* aarvle* aa tha utter* Byi Martha T. Vlhlta noys for th* Plaintiff. BAKER. Deputy Clark BAKER * SMITH, 41 Kaat Pin* HlroeL P. O. Box No. Joaaph M. Muraak* Attornay at I-aw M IL Orlando. Florida, and Id attorneys for Highway tl-IS —P. O. Bog t!4 tlla with oald Fern Pork. Florid* th* Plaintiff sad with th* Clerk af tba abav* stated Publlah Fabruory I. t i l l Court your written dofouaoa. CDF-11 ur aatwor, If aay, to tb* Complaint ut th* time* proterlhod by law, thtrtla sailing up tb* aatata. right, title or Intoroat In, or llan upon, tho ubavo doocrlbod property •Ulm*d by you. Korola fall aat, or judgment w ill b* aa••rad agalnat you by default m WITNESS my haad aad aaal af tb* aald Court at Panto ri. Pomlnol* county. F i*r. Legal NoHce M IX THE CIBCL'IT COURT, SIXTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IX AMD FOE SEEIXOLB COVXTY. tX CHAXCBBT XO. 1STTB NOTICE OF SUIT TOi ALKTH A M. ACItKT, Whose Raaldanca and Addreaa Is Unknown or Who Conceals Herself A SWORN COMPLAINT Haring baan R ial In tha Cir­ cuit Court In and for Semi* nola County. Florida, In Chancery, entitled "IDAS E ACUEY, Plaintiff, *ra* At.ll, THA M. ACItKT, Defendant", praying (or certain raltaf for th* abov* named Plaintiff and agalnat Tou aa th* Defendant, NOW THEREFORE, THIS IS TO NOTIFY TOU That It you wish to defend against and oontaat tha abnre entitled action, Tou ara Required to fll* your Anawar or other written dafanaa. If aay you hero, to thla Complaint with th* Clerk of th* abov* styled Court and to atrv* upon Plaintiffs Attornay, ALBERT N. FITTS, whoa* addreaa Is I Maaonlo Building, Hanford, Florida, a ropy o f aald an­ swer or other written de­ fense, on or bafora tha 4th day of March 1141. THE NATURE of said Com­ plaint la to pray that the abov* styled Court grant tha above named Plaintiff a Di­ vorce a Vinculo Matrimonii « f and from Tout F A IL NOT TO ANSWER Loat a Dacraa Pro Confoioo b* entered agalnat Tou. tVITNKHH My Hand and Of­ ficial Haul at Sanford, Semi­ nole County, Florida, thla llth day of January, A. D. l i l t . (BEAL) Arthur If. Boekwlth, Jr, Clark ef abov* atylod Court. lly: Margaret E. Tyro, D. C. Albert N. F lit* 1 Maennlo Building Hanford, Florida Attornay for PIsIntIfL Publlah Jan. I I A Fab. I, It, 20. 19*2. CDK-lf IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SEEIXOLB COUXe T T . FLORIDA NO. 1ST4S THE MUTUAL B E N E F I T LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, a New Jersey corporation. Plaintiff, va. JAMES LEE KIDD at SB. Defendants. NOTICE OF SUIT THE STATE OF FLORIDA TOi Jans* Lea Kidd, It Hwann Road Hultland, Maryland Edna E. Kidd, It Swann Hoad, Hultland, Maryland Tou ara haraby notified that a suit has baan filed anetnat you In th* abov* entitled causa, and that you aro re­ quired to fll* your answer with th* Cltrk o f thla Court and to oorv* a copy thereof upon th* plaintiff or plainttrro attornay*, whoa* name and addroas la Jtaalngo, Watts, Clarka and Hamilton, t it * Barnett National Rank Building, Jacksonville t, Flor­ ida, not later than Fabrsary It, 1**1. It yos fall to do so a doers# pro eoafeta* will bo ontorod agalnot yos for th* relief demanded la th* complaint. Thla suit la to for**!*•• • mortgage. Th* rtal property proceeded agalnat It: Lot 11 SOUTH P I N K CREST, Third Addition, a subdivision, saeordlag to a plat tbaraof recorded In Ptat Book 1L pagaa II and I I of tb* Publlo Re­ cord* of Sorelnol* county, Florida. WITNESS my haad sad tb* ooal ot oald Court at- Sanford. Florida, thla llth day af Jaa•ary, l i l t . (MEAL) Arthur H. Eaekwltb, Jr. Clark of th* Circuit Court llyi Martha T. Vlhlta Deputy Clark Publlah Jan. tl, u . It A Pob. «. 1ML CDE-lt NOW OPEN FOR -aaiT— j e s s LUNCH DINNKR T P KR. thru BAT. » l-ack SSOmtfWtMA Carriage Room B A N t^ J C T S ^ C u N C&BON I u 4 D 1N N B P A ST 1K 8 M M I f f Q w &m I iP w aih y It Pays To U WOHWAYt IT .f t R im M UULRO M M 1n l W‘' *“ * ^ •* (• S A L ) Arthur H. Bechwith. Jr, Cltrk of th* Circuit Court The H ER A LD W ant Ada. �Immediate Results Are Swift And Simple Thru The Herald Classifieds. Ph. FA 2 -5 6 1 2 Classified Phone 322-5612 322-5613 O ffice 204 W . First ^ D EADLINES CLASSIFIED D IS PLA Y: Ttiei., thro F n . • 3 V. M. day before Insertion. Mon. • Sat. noon. STRAIG H T CLASSIFIED: Tue*., thru Frl. • 3 P.M. day before iniertion. Mon. • Sat. noon. RESPONSIBILITY: The Herald will not be responsible for more than one incorrect lnaertlon o f your ad, and reaervea the right to revita or reject any advertisemeat from what ordered to eoaform to the polieles of tht* paper. New people In town look at H trald Ada. Be aure your business ia represented with attractive advertisements. Call F A 3-5312. CLA SSIFIE D IN D E X 1. Lost & Found 2. Notices - Personals 2. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation G. Food 6. For Rent 6A Specinl Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Heal Estate For Sale 13. Mortfrngu Loans 14. Insurance 15. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Paint • Repair 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Sendees 26. Rndio & Television 27. Specinl Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 31 A. Pets 32. Flower* - Shrubs 33. Furniture 31. Articles For Sale 35. Articles Wanted 36. Automobiles - Trucks 37. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 89. Trailers - Cabanas 1. Lost & Found L O S T : Chihuahua Saturday morning, C o u n t r y Club Manor. Lena hair, white pawa, white neck, rcddUh brown body. Name Pepe. Dr. Lawrence rable tag on collar. Missed much by 3 girls. Reward. F A 2-2872. taufnrh ^rralft 12. Real Estate For Salei 19. Situations Wanted Feb. 6, 1963 — Png? 3-A _7J— By Nadine Seltzer SW E E TIE P IE 3. Education • Instruction Refrigeration • Air-condition­ ing men needed. We train you. Wriie Commercial T rad ei Institute Box lg, c/o Sanford Herald. M EN AND WOMEN NEEDED WORK IN C IV IL SERVICE No experience ncccitary, grammar school education usually sufficient. Train now at home for Job* with secur­ ity. For details, send name, address, phone no. to: N A ­ T IO N A L TR AIN IN G SER­ VICE. BOX 50 c/o The San­ ford Herald. 6. For Rent Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. 1305 Elliott Ave., F A 2-5254 or FA 2-0525. ROOMS, The Gables, 401 Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0720. RENT A BED Rollaway, Hospital 4 Baby Beds By Day, Week, or Month CARROLL’S FU R N ITU R E Ph. FA 2-S ill US W. 1st St. EVERYBODY READ S Tlje THE CLASSIFIED ADS 31 A . Pets 31. Article* For Sale BY OWNER. 3 Bedrooms, 2 Wilt care for children in my Shetland Pony, 1 .sorrel filly, FACTORY TO YOU ballu, Florida room. 2 pat­ home. While. 323-0533. 1 paint gelding. $125 each. ALUM INUM BLINDS ios, large recreation room Saddles also available. 1'h. Enclosed head. Sag-proof bot­ Ironing at home. FA 2-7791. 322-9162. tom rail with plastic ends. with fireplace wall. Phone F A 2-7294. Plastic or rayon tapes. Cot­ Good cook, ironrr, care for Peacock. FA 2-7213. ton or nylon cords. children. Sod K. 10th St. Sunland. 3 Bedroom house, Male Pekinese Puppy. 8 Senknrik Gins* and Paint largo corner lot. FA 2-9280. Dressmaking and ailcratioiu. Months old. $35. 323 0680. Company F A 2-5810, H. Cronise. 2.0 Magnolia Ph. F A 2-4623 Jim Hunl Realty Office FA 2-2US Nights FA 2-0*48 323 0700 2524 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. Child care. F A 3-0709. 32. Floxvfr* - Shrub* Ironing 4 babysitting wanted. Beautiful Camellias in bloom G R A P K V ILI.E N U RSERY Grapeville Ave. Near 2uth St. 323-0937. 2 KEN.MORR automatic wash­ ers for sale. Cash. Good shape. Call FA 2-2316 or come to 413 Willow Ave. 21. Beauty Salons Annuals, Petunias, Snapdra­ G R A V E S Antiques Trading gons, Panties, Vegetable SPE C IA L Barn. Bait—Buy or Sell. U.S. Plants. Dutch Mill Nursery, Cut *N Curl Beauty Shop 17-92. 2 miles south DeBary. 3-RR., 2 bath CBS home, oak t'peulu ltd. Just off 31th St. F.nd curl $3.50 including Phono 668-5520. | floors, central heat. Fenced and 1st St. shape, set .V style. Open yard with good grass ami 1961 Bound bobbin Sewing Evening by appointment. 3 fruit trees. WOODRUFF'S machine, equipped to zig Experienced Operators. $16,000 — TERM S FARM A GARDEN CENTER zag. Guarantee. 4 Pay­ 318 Palmetto Ave. FA 2 0834 Rosa L. Payton, Realtor 601 Celery Axe. FA 2 3970 ments o f $a.50. F A 2-9111. FA 2 3101 — 2610 Hiawatha at H A R R IE TT'S BEAU TY NOOK SPRING ANNUALS 17-92 Complete Beauty Service 36. Automobile* - Truck* ORCHID PLANTS 105 So. Oak FA 2-5742 Surplus Sale 1955 Mercury Montclair. 2 Dr. 500 (rum $i 5u up. Pols for hardtop, radio 4 heater, THE T IM E TESTED FIRM 2t. Electnrnl .Service* sale at bargain. Benches auto, trans. Power equip­ 116 N. Park Ave. FA 26123 for talc F K IG ID A IR E ped. FA 2-7121 after 6:30 J. C. Buntrn, Lemon Bluff Sales & Service NEW 3 bedroom, 2 bath p. m. home, large corner lot, 311 House Wiring. Free Estimates 33. Furniture BUY ONE OR BOTH Tucker Dr., Sunland Ea- Sid Vihlcn's Randall Electric 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-0915 '53 Ford Station Wagon and tates. V A —nothing down, Used furniture, appliances, '52 Bulck, 4 door. 519 Oak monthly payments $92.00. tools, etc. Bought • Sold. Ave. 25. Plumbing Service* FA 28074 • FA 2 2218. Larry's M arl 213 Sanford Ave. I’ ll. FA 2-4132 PLUM BING BY OWNER: Impala Spt. All types o( Heat Estate “ If YOU don’t w a tc h your figure, no ono olie w l l l l " Contracting Repairs C o u p e , V-8, I*oxvergllde, W ANTED reliable couple to F R E E ESTIMATES power steering, It 4 11, 13.take up monthly payments R. L. HARVEY ooo mi. Terms. See Jim o f $13.50 cn 3 complete 6. For Bent 6. For Kent FA 2-3583 Benton, Holler Motor Sales. 110 N. Park Ave. I’ll. 323-0559 204 Sanford Axe. rooms of furniture. Call T E 8-1511, Casselberry, col­ '63 Jeep with 4 xvhecl drive. UNFURNISHED new 2 bed­ 2 - 3 4 4 BEDROOM HOMES N E AR NAS 3 hr.. 2 hath, room house, kitchen equip Rosa L. Payton, Realtor lect. Also Power Band Saw. Call screened porch. Assume pay­ ped. FA 2 3G85. FA 2-3101—2640 Hiawatha at after 6 p. m. FA 2 8273. ments $67.50. 322 6742. Sell Us Your Furniture, yulck 17-92 Plumbing & IleatitiK Service With the Cash. '61 Comet. S-22, automatic 3 Bedroom house. 240* Stev­ 3 BEDROOMS, 2 baths. Fenc­ A IR CONDITIONING S U PE R TRADING POST transmission, radio & heat­ ens Ave. Plione 349 4671. 2 Bedroom house, partially ed backyard. Air-condition­ CONTRACT and R E PA IR KA 2 0077. er. Will take trade. Good furnished. Cottage furnish­ er. Kitchen equipped. to w WORK condition. See Miss S illy W ELAK A APAR TM E N TS: ed. Near main gate. Rea­ down payment. 3309 s. park 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2 6562 FR E E ESTIM ATE Rooms private baths, 114 Ncldcr, T o u c h t o n Drug sonable. F A 3-5721. Ave. FA 2-1761. Upholstering 4 Mattress ren­ Store. W. First St. 26. Radio & Television ovating. New 4 Used Furni­ Furnished Apt. 601 Palmetto. I.EMON BLUFF ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. '58 Cadillac. Air-cond. towr 2 Bedroom I louse. Close in. quick service call. The must fabulous fishing Fur Furn. 3 Bcdrin., oak floors, Co., at 7u9 Celery Ave. mileage. Itcasouablc. Good Jimmy Cowan. FA 2-1013. Bryan T. V. FA 3-0361. spot on the SI. John's river, masonry home. 1 Blk. West FA 2-2117. cond. 4 financing. Woman to t us take you out today o f llw y. 17-92, on Lotigwood owner. FA 2-3182. Unfurnished 2 b e d r o o m 27. Special Service* to acc a beautiful lot with ltd. Then 1 Blk. South. Cor. 34. Article* For Snle house. 826 Escambia. Ph. 97' river frontage for $4,850. Sacrifice 1B58 Rambler cus­ Piano Tuning and Repair of Vincent Dr. FA 2 0274. You'll enjoy watching fish­ W. L. Harmon — | A 2 4223 2 Sets of T w t n B c d s, 2 tom 4 dr. Sedan. Automa­ Dressers A Chest of Draw­ ermen from all over the Tw o bdrm. large furn. Apt. tic drive, heater, nexv tires FU11N. Garage Apt. FA 2-2800. ers. FA 2-4321. country hooking fighting W ELLS D RILLED . PUMPS. 1703 Magnolia. $55. & lag. $590. cash. 1320 Sum­ S PH IN K E It SYSTEMS shad. Right ir. front of this merlin. C O NVENIENT Apt. lor two. Soil Drink box 27“ x 35". All Types and Sires property. Tile shower. Private. Phone 6A Special Notice* Small casli register, adding '61 MG Roadster. Low mile­ We Repair and Service FA 24481. machine, hand truck. Ph. REM IND ER age, good condition, nexv S T I N E FA 2 8128. INCOME TA X SERVICE tires. Cleuu. FA 2 0611. Machinery and Supply Co. O. M. Harrison’s 322 8827 207 W. 2nd SI. FA 2-6433 Clean used Refrigerators Ford F350 V8. 1 Ton stuke. RE ALTO R — INSUROIt Day & Evening Appointments EASY TERMS 14,300 miles. Like nexv. FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. FK IG ID A IR E 1311 Palmetto Avenue Kitchen cquipjied, near bus Only $5.ou down $1400. or best offer. Phono Sales 4 Service stop, 1U0 x 156 lot. 2510 FURNITURE CENTER FA 2-28G8. 16. Female Help Wanted G. II. HIGH Counlry Club ltd. F A 2 1817. 9. For Sale or Rent non French Axe. lioo W. 1st St. Sanford No experience necessary. 1930 Model A Cou.po I'll. F A 2-7953 2 HR. Modern house. 817 I’ ll. FA 2-3883 Waitresses. Club Diamond FUHN. Apt. 2300 Mellonvllle. FA 2-7534, 9 a.in. til 3 p.m. Catalina. FA 20578. DISCOUNT SHOES, trunks, after 2 p. m. Houses lor rent. For infor­ Attractive 3 bedroom, 2 bath Eiillcasij, zippered canvas 37. lioate * Motor* W OM AN WHO CAN DRIVE mation contact Ted Wil­ SEW ING M AC H IN E bags. Surplus City. 201 1st. home. Fenced yard. Noar to call regularly e u c li Sales ami Service liams Hardware, 205 E. NAS. 115 W. Coleman Cir­ Ready Mix Concrete, sand, Gateway To The Waterway month on established Studio Free estimates in advance 25lh St. cle. FA 2-7484. Robson S|K>rling Goods steel, window sills, lintels, Girl Cosmetics clients in fr e e home demonstration Your EVINRU D E Dealer dry wells, grease (raps, and around Sanford making 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen 11. Hen! Estate Wanted CALL PA 3-5783 304-68 E. 1st Ph. F A 2 5961 steps, table tops, stepping necessary deliveries, etc. 3 equipped. (75 month. Ph. Alan’s Fabric A Bugs stories, lot markers. PASTURE for luirse in or near or 4 Iniurs per day. Route FA 2-530.1. 2559 Park Dr. 1961 17 ft. MFG Runabout, Miracle Concrete Co. Loch Arbor. FA 2-4175 call will pay up (o $5.00 per 1961 73 lip. Kxinrude, Cox New 3 Bedroom, 2 hath 309 Elm Axe. FA 2-3751 alter 5. hour. Write STUDIO G lltl. trailer, AM radio, compass home. No cash needed. $61 COSMETICS, Dept. 70932, Mowing, edging, fertilizing, and speedometer. Like new. USED Intercom, two-way. $20 a month. 322-8085. 12. Heal Hut ate For Sale Glendale, Calif. $1195.00. FA 2-2868. etc. Satisfaction guaranteed. FA 2 5362. FA 2 1817. Laku Mary. 2 Bedroom, kit­ Beautiful brick 3 lM-dnioni, 2 17. Male Help Wanted Nearly new Pliilro Town and 3s. Motorcycle* • Scinilers hath. Double carporte. Good chen rqtlipitcd, F A 2-3049. BOYD’S Country portable T.V. $150. location. Near sliopp.ng Air-Conditioning-BefrigiTation FA 2 6317. VESPA Motor Scooters (new ) C AB IN E T SHOP Call 322-4433 after 5 p.in. centers and schools. $450 men needed. Sec our id $10 65 down 4 $3 52 Week­ 307 Elm F A 22810 down. $79 month. Monua under Education A Instruc­ 2 Bedroom block house. Lake Use one o f our Carpet Shamly. Jarvis, rii. FA 2-1810. tion. Commercial Trades 29. Automobile Service Monroe. FA 2-3950. Lewis Sales 4 Service pooers FREE with Blue Institute. I.ustrc Carjrct Shampoo. 2517 Country Club Road Unfurnished 1 or 2 bedroom Ph. FA 2-7928 Carroll's Furniture. Apartments. Kililien equip­ 19. Situation* Wanted ped. 108 W. 18th St. Ph. Child Care. FA 2 2274 Windshield Rack Gin** FA 2 4678. Iteal Estate — Mortgages Door Glass Vent Glass H I N. Park Axe. 322 2120 Children kept. FA 2-4182. Furn. Apt. $60. 606 S. Park. SERVICE CBS H o u m -. 3 Large bed­ Ironing v.unlod. FA 2 2698. Park P la n . Senkmik Gins* and Puint rooms, 2 batln, kitchen Company Babysitting in my home. 3 Room Apt., water furn. $45. equipped. Assume payments 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 Small children ami babies. Mo. 112 Maple Ave. FA 22645. Big yard and screened in .11A. Pel* Room, twin beds, private porch. Reasonable and bath, kitchen privileges. meals furnished. Call Mrs. Bed Dachshund Puppies, 6 Prefer middle aged woman. Davis, FA 2 9291. weeks. FA 2 8903. “ Call H all" FA 2-3641 1 Q C Q FORD Fordur Station F A 2 3694. 2544 So French Ave. I WWW Wagon, V-8. Auto. Tram . For Sale. Rent or Trade St. Johns Realty John E. Fox, Realtor Wall Stem per Agency 2-Bed room CB House SINGER LAWN SERVICE AU TO GLASS IN S T A L L E D Stenstrom Realty Whether you are a BUYER or a SELLER You'll gel the response You wanf when you use ©ip &mtfort> ?1n'ral& W ANT ADS HOLLERSo/SANFORD 3 Room furnished Apartment. Adults. $15. FA 2-7399. 2 BEDROOM furnished apart­ ment. Close in. Reasonable. FA 2-0641. I.ikevlew home with take privileges in South Sylvan j Lake Shores. 3 Bedrooms and 2 baths. Air-Condition­ ed. Plume FA 2 7808 or KA 2-6308 By Owner. 2 Bedroom, Flor­ ida room, kitchen equipped. Efficiency Apt. $30 Mo. Sur­ Phone FA 2 4650. plus City. 201 W. 1st St. LOC'll ARBOR Fum. nice 1 Br. CB house. Under $12,000. a I bedroom. Water furnished. Near 1 hath home nice lot with base. $65.00 Mo. FA 26244. trees on paved street. Re­ quires $1750 down and Fum. 2 Bedroom Houae. monthly payments o n l y Adults. No peU. FA 2-7664. $77.50. 2 BR. Kitchen equipped Apt. ROBERT A. W ILLIAM S $65. 3019 Elm Ave. Realtor House furnished or unfurnish­ Raymond Lumlquist, Assoc. F A 2 3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. ed. F A 2 8016. CUSTOM M A D l M IP C O V fR S CHAIRS *24.50 ( I • H «»i • to - ' d o SOFAS M9.50 i I itimolti l O ' y i |i k e w p k u litiiy f oi Ik Wiiltr* Guomntri t 1Ow», ()«• * C E N T R A L FLA. D E C O R A T O R S Woth U Isu’luo J i « n l v «J » A J Ut I J Oil* »ldO I I€* P4 UA l 417 9 Cotoe HI 6 t I Hi C A D IL L A C 1 Q R 9 r ' M ’0 N HUUon Wagon ■ w O fc SUudaid Tran»nii»i>ion | Q C f CO-MET 4 Door I W w I Automatic Transnilaalon ... — 1696 1 9 6 1 1 U>II‘I<A<: “M” 4 1>uor Krdan Furnished Garage Apartment. F A 2-3360. R E U P H O L S T E R Y i^ e c ia Z i/ chairs $39 r rr:. solas $89 JUST CALL FA 2-5612 OLDS J. W. Hull, Realtor I Q C n • OJtVAIIt 4 Door i w w w Automatic Transmission --------- Before You Buy Any Florida Home Check and Compare the Macklc-Built Homes at Deltona. F L O R I D A Tktxe majestic medal homes aie open now lor Your inspection! Iher art the crowning achievement ol floritfi's Mechle Brothers, for over 54 years a famous name in southern building! These quality homes are priced amazingly low — hom $6,900 to $15,450. 0o*n Payments sre as low as $210! Monthly Payments ss low as $43,111 No Prepayments! *. No Closing Costs! Come out today! Open w rv rir n u a 9 am. to 9 pm. daily. vWl/ t llU N A Take interstate ;4 and get otf at the -------DeBary lithange. ~ “V V leeeweat. T H E M ACKLE BROS. INC. PHONE DaLAND 734-7303 DELTONA, FLORIDA M*e«l Horn. huMtiui and latirier StiN be M h Man* Orlando • call 425-7116 Daytona lli-ath • call 225-1011 Sanlord • tall 668-1138 | Q C Q C H E V R O LE T 4 Door Station I WWW Wagon, 6 Cylinder, Standard T rana. 1 Q C Q C IIE V ItU l.H T 4 Door I O w V Aulu Trans., A ir Cond. 19 5 7 CAI,,U“*C Srd“n owvuu Power And A ir Cond. . 19 5 7 c,,EVROLBT 4 1>oor V-8, Automatic | Q C Q P LY M O U T H 2 Door. 6 Cylinder. I www Standard Transmission_______ .~.~ -f Q C Q M E R C U R Y 4 Door A uto, I WOW Power Brakes. S teer, A ir Cond. | Q C Q C A D IL L A C Sedan DeVllle I WOW Power And A ir Cond. J Q g g FORD Station Wagon 6 C y l, Automatic 1958 V-8, ,,,*YM0UTH 2 ,,oor Standard Stick . 1961 C ,,EVU0LET TonPick.* Automatic Trana 219 E. 2nd 8 IN F O R D 1295 14AC I l l WO 795 1155 795 795 1295 �I ’1 Vffr franfurb Wrralfi Pnjfc 4-A — Fob. 6, 10f>3 L Sarepta Home Contributions Over $1,000 I. WMIlt r- ' t i l .. _ F#k. 9. jr i BUFFERIN TABLETS count fNVMA MP'fVI 9*1- Ftb. t- IK J ) oath 1991) ym m m m M S? today that rontrlhu. t A W G R E E N S T A M P S !! I t A W G R E E N S T A M P S * 3 to Uw t'arepla tut co.ooa aad pwckan oft Home FEBRUARY I Admissions Sylvia Holley. Lake Mary; Joe Brill Maxwell, N. Orlando; William 11. Swaggcrty, Lake Monroe; Mcrrldlth O. Mc­ Clure, Willie A. McCloud, Dar­ lene Cclcr, Ernest Washing­ ton, Drlphia Ithcunrk and Joseph Peck of Sanford. Births Mr. and Mrs. Sumuel ticter of Sanford, u hoy Discharges Mary laiulso Marrs, Lake Mary; Marcus Null, Enter­ prise; Betty Day, Mary Dun­ away, Doris Itussell, Mrs .Sumuel (ie le r and liahy, Bev­ erly Hubbard, Henry Peters, Edith Lee, Palrlrla McGovern, Mrs. Harry Barlow and baby, Mrs. Sandy Gulilln and baby, Mrs. Edward llonkliard and hahy anil Errol Calloway of Sanford. FEBRUARY2 Admissions Evelyn Porter, Mims; Bose Southward, Sandra Ix'e Thom­ as, Patricia Fulton, Catherine Klnard, George Anthony Dix­ on, Minnie l « e Kimird of San­ ford. Births Sir. and Mrs. IfolK’ rt M. Por­ ter of Mims, a girl Mr. and Mrs. Jumcs McClure of Sanford, a boy Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Kinard of Sanford, a Imy Discharges Mrs. Cleveland T. Brown Jr and hahy, Ismgwood; Mrs. Daniel Alieuin nnd hahy, lamgwood; William Swaggerty, l.ik o Monroe; Joe llrdl .Maxwell, N. Orlando; Sylvia llollcy, l.akc Mary: James D. Grinstcad Jr., N. Orlando; El­ la Davis, Dcllary; Josephine Polf, Burl Traylor, Mrs. John Higgins and liahy, Ivy Chest­ nut, Harriet Guilt, Lillie Mary Nicely of Sanford. FE B R U AR Y 3 Admissions Samuel Grierson, Dellary; Edna Atlig, Orlando; Sarah Cowan, llulnh Ann Trued, Bar­ bara lloeskno) of Sanford, Discharges Elizabeth Higginbotham. Titusville; William Joe Dsugh try, Titusville; Walter Hills, Oak Hill; Oscar Decker, Lake M ary; Bertha Bowman, l<ong* wood; Cary Burrh, Itelieeea Smith, William Spivey, Joseph Teek, Dclphla Itheuark, Es­ ther L. Hill, Sandra Lee Thomas, Barbara Boeskool, Katharyn Johnston, Gisirge Clawson, Jaiiuelyn Chevalier, Katie Bohinson of Sanford. Accountant Goes Berserk C H E Y E N N E . Wyo. (U P I) — A 21-year-old accountant who went berserk while mak­ ing out his income tax return wua raptured today by police in u four-hour duel wiUi gun. hot and tear gas The power company account­ ant, Drnnia C l i n t o n Bier, wounded three |tolire offirera heforu a rourageoua patrol­ man, Mike Coolilmn, rliinbod to Biee'a rooftop hideout and persuaded him to surrender. Mona was injured seriously. ! PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., FEB. 9TH Venerit Fund, with the addi­ tion of the following dona­ tions: W. Pierson, $3; Anonymous, $10; N. II. Brewer, $23; Dor­ cas Circle, Chuluota Com­ munity Church, 13; Mrs. W. A. Perry. $7; CWA laical 3100, *10; Mrs. Henry Witte, $3; Miss Florence Witt, $3; IOOF, Sanford I/idgc, $27; Fla. Nurses Assn. $10; Christ­ ian Youth Ministry ot llie Congregational Church. $25; Sanford Police Benevolent Assn., $33. Mrs. Braden said the con­ crete wheelchair ramp was put In Saturday by workmen from the Shoemaker Construc­ tion Co. and work progresses on Saturdays when the wea­ ther is good. The Christian Youth Min­ istry group has made plans to come out and clean up the grounds after the workmen have finislied with repairs to the home. | | <n* At* (H p n aad pwch.b. afi Colgate (9c-off pack) Dental Cream j|| fj family k Patio Brand ENCHILADA DINNERS ! J 'ir49 « (coupon MbtfM 1st.. Fib. I. 1991) ItCuPCn HSHM lit-. Fib 9* 1991) ww.TO^VAttM^WYVwwv.y.'.vv.'tvp w m m w m m m w w m w W ViVut •«VV»\iVtTt 111 *«»»»••**$ jtAWTGREEN STAMPS! •ilk A i« aad pwchat* 4 0 4 pom Zesty Libby's mi: Stouller's ESCAllOPEO APPIES Tom ato J u ic e .......... 4 Fruit D rin k ...............5 T ofirm ato es............... A p p le S a u c e .......... G reen B ean s .......... S a la d D ressing • . . C ake M ix e s ............ B eef H a s h ............... 4 3 . 4 6 -o *. In u h i i tip ittl 9*1 . Frb 9. 1991) cans Libby's Pineapple-Grapefruit j& W G R IE N STAMPS Delicious F & P Canned Tasty F vMk h i comei e d onckmo ok jp Herman's Orange Band WIENERS & _____ r __ P Big-R Cut Hospital Notes III H lifH »iH» lhi» ceupen end purtsaj# ot. Home Administrator re­ ported I! _ *9 7 .*95 ¥ of LAST! fftU M tt tloni have reached over $1,000 fcg ATLAS-AIRE ELECTRIC HEATER Mrs. Taamar Braden, Sarep U i j d . ^ G R E E N S T A M P S ! .: ii i* •o°- $1 29 G R E E N S T A M P S !; •idi Ait eawpaa m i purck.M aft Miracle W hip Pillsbury (White, Yellow, Chocolato, Double Dutch) Swift's Corned Swift's Ico Cream C ake Rolls Mrt. Paul’. Corn Fritters .......... 29c C h tfi Daliciaui Frozen Waffles ........ |9c CMCUIN 04 TNI ftlA c 3 $ 1 ■ CHUNK TUNA • If, I'/i-o s. pkg. Z Y * Sunshine Kritpy Saltines ..... . 31 ‘ " T 29c Potatoes.............. 2 49c Pictt»..t Cnnbl.-Cut Roman Brand Pizzarettes................” " 59c loimi Pr.ira Turnovers .............. "£• 49c (Appl., llutkarry, Slroktfty ar Ratpbffryl Sr. Pali Patch Noitlo's Chocolate Morsels ..... 6-ox. n p ^ Pk9. Z D ” Marten'* Padtrliw ic .r Cloverleaf Rolls 2 49 Delicious F.F.V. Fudg'n Nut Cookies ..... i-i Fish Steaks .......... J;j‘ $1.00 Trt.iwre Ilia family Pack r Breaded Snrim p..... '^ Ib $1.19 - SW IFT'S PREMIUM G O V 'T INSPECTED SWIFT'S PRIMIUM CO V'TIN S PICTtD PROTIN TIN O IR AGIO HIAVY W ISTIRN PROTEN TENDER-AGED H EA V Y W ESTERN BEEF S IR L O IN STEAKS ■ t, m — ........................ — ..... ..... a . ; . J' Tatly Froth Loon Pork Steaks is. 49c Swift's Premium Sliced Bologna 1 2-O X . 3 Q m pkg. Swift'* Premium Sliced D ried B e e f pir9‘: 49c Swift’s Premium Smokies Sausage '& ?• 59c Tarnow'a Whole Hog Bag Pork Sausage it. S9c wJ T-Bone S te a k s • • . »>99* Club S te a k s • • • • . «»•99* Round S te a k (B°neie») . '»>99* Chuck S te a k . . . . . !»> . 59* Pot R oast (Bone-In) . . . . «». 69* S h o rt R ib s .......... . »>•49* G ro u n d B eef • • • • 'b 49* Kentucky Wonder Pole Beans 19c A Criip Wcttern Winetap Apples 4-lb, Celery ... M a rg a rin e ............... 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F L O R I D A N O , 613 »I N avy Polaris MIAMI ( C P U - Three fed­ ion before the close of the vastly different than those con­ eral judges heard two hours d a y sidered by three special ses­ Ht) $100 per MONTH in-tead of arguments (or and against lie said there would not be sions of the legislature But he ol $100 annually . . . That (i proposed new reapportiondid not elaborate on the plan ought to make the city happy. ment of the Florida legislature | a * c“ l0" brfo" ‘ P 'm ' in the courtroom. He gave the 1 A lly. Gen. Richard Ervin • • • today, then took the matter i court ar outline of it. asked the court at the start under advisement. They pro­ MEMO TO DR. F R A N K C A PE C A N A V E R A L (U P I) — A pnwerftil new Swann said the main dis­ L E O N E — (County Health mised to try to reach a decis­ of the hearing to approve the crimination in the 4.1 112 plan model o f tiie Navy’s seagoing Polaris Missile thunderplan. But Miami attorneys Director) . . . Ha\c you ion by the end of the day. is in the makeup of the Sen­ ed 1,600 miles acloss the .Atlantic Ocean today to Peter Sobel amt Richard It. checked whether those fair "The court r e a liz e * the im- \ ate score its first Mieee.«s. workers fu se health cards .? parlance of a prompt dens j Max Swann argued against the "T iie House Is not good, but proposed new 43-senator, 1121 thought'it was a state law The Polaris, known ns the "A-3," roared from ion," said presiding judge ] I wouldn't object to it too representntive legislature. • • • Warren I.. Jones at the end of a laml-hasud launching pad at 11 a. m. much if it wasn't tied to the Sobel asked the court to tem­ Reports are that (Jov. Farris the arguments. "It will, if it Senate," he said. Within 20 minute*, the roc-|---------------— reapportion both Rrjant will he invited here can. try to reach some dreis porarily "Th e stranglehold in this le t scored on target mid [ Ionises bv Judicial derrer lo for the Semi-Centennial in bought its first success in "protect the rights" of citi­ stale has been in the Senate April. for many, many years, and seven trie*. zens. lint tn permit the next • • • will continue to be if (lie court The six previous tests of the j legislature to permanently re­ They're building a ••closedPolaris "A -3 " have iiuigi'd apportion Itself lie said the approves that formula." >aid in" office tor Howard Hodges Swann. from "pn rtilll" successes to [ | court should retain jurisdiction over by the Sanford Atlantic lie said that in nthrr states, failures. i in the case, however, to insure Rank. ^apportionment formulas less There was little question I that this is done. • • • about the nnket today. It IIA T T E K E I) JIY S E A —One o f the roads loading to Daytona Reach, Fla., Sobel presented the court discriminatory than the one Yesterday's test of the CD WASHINGTON (U PI) — climbed unerringly into a is a mass o f rubble after lieing smashed by waves from a vicious coastal ! with a proposed temporary- before the court had la-en siren proves one is just not ruled unconstitutional. clear blue sky. its path was The Senate today laid to rest storm. (N K A Telephoto) plan calling for 135 senators adequate . . We need more Attorney Reece Smith, rep­ marked by s brilliant white the Hh!3 nnti-fililiuster ruin and i'*2 house members, a plan lo cover the city . . . Lady told resenting the mayors confer­ vapor trail characteristic c f fight which hs* blocked other its that when she heard the ence and al'o a eonsultant for solid-fueled missile*. noise she thought it was a business for three and a half Swann, rallrd hnlh the House Seminole County’s legislaThe second stage, which hnd screeching of ear brakes. and Senate plan "a shame." weeks. live delegation differed slight­ given missile scientists some • • • Ervin, wlm filed a brief in ly today in their opinion* o f | It made its key decision tn headaches on earlier Bight*, Did you know Dial Volusia what j behalf of tiie proposed plan, will be the federal perfurmrd to perfection. A* end the rule rlmngr strugglu County has set up a license court's decision on the I.egi*- I j commented at the end ot the the booster dropped away, the on * 54-42 vote by which it re­ tag office in DeBary . . . Why tutu re rcnpportionmenl plan I _ hearing: "W e have a good .. upper seetion ignited amt sent fused to apply its controver­ not one here in the Hear Lake. following hearing today at I v f t l l y v l ' V plan. It Isn't what I wanted. I the no«e cone out of sight. Forest City. Altamonte area? Miami. LONDON ( I l l ’ l l — European | It Isn't what many people sial gag rule to halt debate. On-the-spot inspection for $312,000 for the (i-cal year to dtp into next year's alioThe Navy officially tallied . . . I'm so tired of seeing "It'- anybody's g u c * what nations started rallying be­ wanted. But it meet* Hie min­ frer/e ration "( Then in a swift leadership damage of county ending June 30. t'.HM the shot ns "highly success­ those " 7 " license tags in the a court will rule," Rep. Jew hind United States leadership imum standard* set by the However, the General said, Bush «aid Ills office has move overriding litwinls seek­ ful." roads to determine riorisouth on the way homo every Davis said. o f the West today despite court." most e f the first figure has ttern concentrating on tiie ing another test the Semite night. Two assistant state attorney ties for repair will be made Iteen commuted and. "in county road freeze damage "However, I feel," he added, President Charles de Gaulle's voted to adjourn until M n• • • "that the federal court will pressure for a European Idoc generals, Edward S. Jaffrey by county official* next week. fact. If the State follows and lias not as yet comment' day. The data lieing supplied by approve the House pari o f the list by Ftam-e. and Joseph Jacobs, also ar­ County commissioners will through wild its promises for ed study for presentation to The adjournment nrllon wip­ the Navy explaining its great gued for the plan during the accompany County Engineer , Improvements we may have the Stale next month. plan with 112 Representatives' ed out the long-pending innneed for the pipeline (you two hour hearing in a crowded hut I am doubtful it will ap­ lion for consideration of a rulo William Bush and Road Supt. know, TH AT pipeline) gives MOSCOW ( U l ’l)-—'The Rus­ courtroom. prove the Senate part with 43 change anil killed thn issue. J. C. Lavender on the tour plenty of REASONS, not E X ­ sians pushrd * propaganda Senators." Tiie adjournment vote win TALLAH ASSEE (IIP I) — Gen. J. C. Hutchison, com­ CUSES. for the three Muske­ tin the oilier hand, Rep. ennipnign today again-t the til to 33. Cnv. Funis Bryant Imliriiteil teers who shot it down be­ mission chairman, said this j Mark Cleveland Jr. said he spread o f Western nuclear The vote o f the Senate's re­ today lie will n-k the legisla­ cause all the facts had not morning numerous rails are believes the court will approve I weapon* particularly to World fusal to Invoke Us cloture gag ture for pay Increases for been presented to them, to War It enemies Germany and the entire plan. Iwmg received relative to rnliim-t nietnlM-rs and other rule fell well short o f the twogive it a rousing vote of ap­ damage by the December He based his belief on a i Japan. top state officials hut would third* o f those present requir­ proval . . . GOOD for the previous court order, adding freeze. ed tinder the existing proced­ liot seek n raise for himself. Navy, FIN E lor Sanford. Seminole County paid $178,Rush reported the damage Tliu developer o f a 30 lot dales necessitate further plan­ that tliis •* an improved plan Bryant told his new* ronfer- ure to end discussion. (i It EAT for the U. S. Taxpay ­ voted on by the people last* TA L L A H A S S E E ( U l ’l ) — 392 in sales and gasoline taxes it so extensive that repair* residential glen in Altamonte ning on Mis* F'lynii's request. enre lie fe ll a request In boost Democratic L e a d e r Mika er . . . But then, nobody, but November. Hr said the court • Tl'* * * » '• Uudgct Commission during January, s'-eomling to '•will W more than the 'Wont'nrnimnus approval was his $22.5(Xl a year salary Mansfield o f Montana hnd an­ Springs Wednesday night was NOBODY, seems to be paying then indicated It docs not j P»red requests from state a report today by Ray E. ty can afford," thus tin) given a resolution o f appreci­ might endanger tbs chances nounced in ndvnnrn that if any attention to that last one want to have lo interfere hut ! agencies for the coining two Green, state op-r ' jllfT. necessity of priorities, l-av- given pcrmisainii by Uni Town ation to farmer Clerk llrnry Hint tiie legislature would pro- there were less than (50 votes . . . However, the other two rather would desire that the , years to $H.*2 million WednesTin- state -.die • ‘ d $78.1)70 coder previously had estimat­ Council lo go abend with tieHansen and to Mrs. Hansen vi'ls raise* fur other cabinet i for rloture lie would end tha beneficiaries of the progress­ in sales laxc* in Seminole ed tiie damage at $20,000. Legislature iron out tiie mat- day— 122.| million o f the toins to tlio municipal water wlm helped in tin* office. member*. ' lull* buttle on id* own. ive plan are sufficient reasons County last month, at com­ tal for construction work. Meantime, the county offi­ ter. pared to $72 881 In January. cials were preparing to make system. to give It full endorsement — John Dunriin, representing !!X«2. ami $07.97(5 in Decem­ a study of needrd primary with a hip. hip. hooray!M • • • lly Fnilrd Press Inlrrnalionsl ber, tote. and secondary road project* Walker's Second Addition, will Gasoline taxes collected for ' for That Chase and Co. story Spring l i k e temperatures presentation to State finance and install the writer alaiut tlu’ir new building ma­ broke up lec clogged rivers January totaled $9!t,722, as Road Department officials at system “ pieviding Im ivn- I terials setup in Orlando might |today and posed new flood compared to $91,815 In Jan- a hearing March 7 at Dctributes iii rash or luuterialr, | have fooled you . . . Martin1 threata to the Pariflc North- I ll* rV- I9ti2. ami $'.12,780 in Land. in place and according to city I Stiueciplier IS the manager of west. Homes along the south- |Decomtwr, I9i>2. General Hutchison stated he specifications, the equivalent BONN (U P I) — Chancellor rin California coast again - Green said Seminole County had received W e d n e s d a y the building materials depart­ of $3,750. Value o f ninlcrinl* ment for the huge Sanford- Konrad Adenauer said today were threatened by high tides. ' will receive $33.(S>| in dis­ from the State Road Depart­ will he bused on unit pi Ice* re tribution of gasoline gallonagc that Fiench President (diaries based firm —and is still sta­ ment a summary of slate tux for January bus Arthur funds allocated for Seminole reived when the city puts the | tioned right here . . . The Do Gaulle has promised to re­ Beckwith J r , Clerk of County primary and secon­ system out to bids." manager of Use Orlando of­ new discussion of Britain's en­ T A L L A H A S S E E ( UP I ) — II Specifications will l»- di.iwn | fice is Cliff Inghram, their try into tin- European Com­ The Florida Milk Commission, , courts, said lie received a dary roads. up by Humid Kndcliffc, encheek today for $5,018 for mon Maiket us soon as the veteran and popular sales­ The report, he said, indi­ ever in conflict over price con­ man . . . Now we're getting Franco-German treaty is rati- ^trols, voted 1-3 Wednesday I Die January distribution. He cated $l!i7.non available for gilieni for tin- new municipal 1 plant. Hudcliffc icpoiti-d that somewhere — when a SAN­ fil'd. night to hear arguments on explained this must lie a par­ the fiscal year ending nest The West German leader i removing ilie only outright tial distribution. FORD firm branches into the June 30, amt an estimated plans for tha new plant anGreen also said $3,201 will 7ft per cent complete mid Unit told Parliament that he i* "fo r 1controls left at the funner territory to the south!! HETTY IIUANDT IILIHOKI) AIKEN CAROLYN TURNER la- allocated to Hie county • • • plan* for tiie entire project! lliitish entry into the Com- |le\ cl. road fund from the gasoline are expected to lie ready in (loops, school board mods mon Market above all else." tax Hppioximutcly two week* for Then ho said De Gaulle lias next Thursday and not today state approval. promised to dlscu-s Hie matter . . . Wake up. buddy I DONN* (icritiMny ( UP I ) — • • • with him once the Parls-llonn The o|>|iuftitio'i sSci'iitlint* to­ A number of residents uttciidi-i! tin- inerting Imping Why doesn't the city do friendship pact is out o f the day readied de- iiitnU Chiittrrl* further iiiforiiiutiiiii something about that lode wiiy. h»r Hot)rail Adenauer explain T A L L A H A S S E E (U P I) — t h a t MI AMI ( I I'D —Unban rc(ii-| Jose F'emandet D a d u r , Tin • leui liiiijr «i Imlm *hi|»» j Adenauer's gov e r n m e n t idea fly flow fie hop'** to revive filled entrance onto W. 13th F'ormer Dade County Circuit would l*e nvniliililt* on tight* CCS *>-•id Wednesday niKld »|mkcMiiaii for tho rcfugie Wednesday night sent the nr^otintionn on MntiOi ru­ St. off of French Ave.7 Court Judge Vincent (' Gib- ■if way locution* f o r tin* S R loan* ml o iif iititM iti: clio tjir- 1 • • • treaty to both houses of Par­ ts afire into t h e C o m m o n 11II, Miami Beach, qualified to­ 127 paving. However, limp i hhip loan have I m t ii iiYMinlc<| i guerrillas and saboteurs in Hie Cliristi.111 Democratic Ursa tilW ASH IN G TO N (U P I ) — North Orlando Councilman liament and asked for speedy Mai ki t. day us a candidate for the new -bowing tin- present alignment to .Seminole I I ik Ii Scli.ol Mu- ' Eseramlira) Mmiiilalii area ol zation i.MDC), said Premier The U. S. Department o f A g ri­ Clarence Memory Tuesday ratification. Semite seut ullocali-d F'loi ala's mol rrlitci linn will have to In- dentil under tin* cnu i.il ( Folia are lialllmg Hie guveru Fidel Castro's revolutionary culture has been naked to im­ night volunteered to grade biggest county ill tiie new re- forwarded from Di-Laud la- 8* I m I'm))ip fte rv ite In u ii*, \V. nielli despite ' great cullerII le line Im* M ilt thousands of pose more stringent plant fine tin- propelty * noi ls mid W W ltn l ton. e i i c p l ioniil ( In li| j (rations" of Hussion troops militiamen in eiicirclu center* Kdgcmon Ave anil keep it in O T T A W A (U l’ lI — Prime quarantine i n * p e e 11 o n nt apportionment. passable condition if the vill­ Minister J o h n Dirfenbakrr Giblin is the only candidate (uiiin-il ran meet tn prepim ro u iiM 'lo r fm the county an- * nearby. of guerrilla activity. Amen mi ports to prevent the age would pay for gas to oper­ has promised to |day dawn spread of inserts sod disease* officially signed up fm the 1lieu reentuilicnilutiuii* tn Dir n o tin m l t»)«Ri>. ate the equipment. The alert aiiti-Arnciicamsiil in the to o l­ Dude h'criiite seut so ful al­ County Commission. r il- 'lll'e t II Itl RM.lt, JolinettM which damage A in e r i r a n council immediate!) accepted 'll,e co u n cil Voted to spend though h'tnt* Rep. Geoig*- Hoi. JACKS ' J I . L F . i t Pi ! \ ing fleet ion campaign to avoid (Jon* mid M* dfuid Aiken uerc .. crops, the ofler and work will begin complaint charging l.l. (d r u cabinet revolt against hi* $2** I.ft 0 fm tw o sto v e * and the tin* • .S11S •llior-x w ho hen Spessard L. Holland luliuii, Miami, announced lie Ibis Saturday. w ir in g w m k on tin* t'o in iiim n Joseph It Stroupc of Cecil leadership, autho r I t u t i v « (D-F'la.i, a member of the will run. Wi’i i m d lfle d th at the M*ho|nr> • • • Field NA.N herr with theft of sources said today. ty H. u m «nd authorised C le rk I th|p , wouW Mva||Mi,1a Senate Agriculture Committee Already Ins friends are call­ government property, was dis­ Jim I'nlmi-r to negotiate with ! to them, unit Ciuolyn Turner urged the tighter controls • t riv ( ’ z t i i r l ing him "Senator" Cleve­ missed Wednesday alter a le­ Hulnirhati (ins Co. for fur­ Wednesday at a hearing called '■ 'I* I ( I V IU l 1received tin- single ltn*li* r-olland . . . and tiie election, il gal hassle over inspection of T A L L A H A S S E E ( U l’ l ) — to consider proposed relusunishing gas to the building. NF.W ORLEANS it I t ) leginte iiiir-ing sehoturship held, isn't until March 28. F ill notes by the defense. The Florida Public Utilities lion on rurrent leguluUons. Rev. Jewell Smith o f the rimtempt pm ercl |u,*iiid'-l tn tlii« county, (hind lurk. Mark Commission followed the ex­ _____ ____ in.’ x u rrr »clw% ou!**o lo I m win Azalea I'srk Tempi* llupii-t (ieorge II. Murphy, an FBI I W liurl- n Mild Hint (lie nurs­ • • • agent, used notes in testifying ample of the Federal Com­ and Mis* Audrey ii m me a | U*\*y M it M M ip p H .o t . Church ing srholat-hip was for $500 a Although no official appoint­ at a preliminary hearing that munications Commission WedFlynn, president o f the Semiment has been announced, htroupc place-1 on a private j nesday, making a ruling that The February meeting o f p 4U| |j Johnson charged ! imle County Young Repuldi- year and the teiu liilig si hidarMrs. Dorothy Bardeen proba­ larm several hundred fret o f 1will save Florida telephone us- the Longwood City Council Witli attempting lo bar into- cue Cluli, appeared to request 1ships f**r $200 per trimester. bly I* going to he tile new as­ galvaniied and plastic pipe era *1 million annonlly will Im* held at K p.m. today |gratlnn at the University of um- o f the Community llou*r. Finch is a set vice loan, which is cancelled if tile student sistant rlcrk tn Altamonte which were Hie property of long distance rail*. tn tiie lamgwood City Hall. |Mississippi Smith's irquett was spprov. serves III (lie plofession for Springs. the Navy. ed and the first service* o f a nod equal number of years for • • • new Baptist Mission will l*e wlilrll he received the srliolnrBids on DeBary Nursing held on F'eti. 24. Conflicting O lTK K IM i Ol'R (TSTO.MKRS — ship, but must repay if lithome about to be opened this drops out er does not leaoh week . . . Don't be surpris­ • I’rec Tire Inaprclion The Seminole High School or nurse in the state. ed if W. J Miller of DeBary • Expert Wheel Alignnicni gels tiie Job anyway . . . We Hand will march all the way • Kas*y Time I’nymrntN i bear the boys starting Hie from the high school to down­ We Speeinli/.e In Tire* For Foreign Fnrn h.m r are dealing with De- town Sanford today, a distance The laike Mary Chumhcr o f Seminole County school chil­ le- admitted flee from 3 to this means e.f providing fun of three and a half mile*. Take Ail voutage Of 33 Yearn Experience Land banks. How come? Bridge Page 7 • • • Bandmaster Ernie Cowlc) has dren will get an extra day at 6 p. in. with all ride* half and entertainment, at reduced Commerce w ill elect new o f­ fis .-ifie d Page 10 A prices." ficer* at today's 8 p.m. meet­ 1 1 the Seminole County F'air this price on the midway, McClosFrank Voltoline tells us the announced. Raymond F'ox of laikr Mary ing following a report from Cornice Page 10 "This long march is in pre­ yeur, heruu-e o f thu bud key aaid. Jay cres are planning their won the bicycle Wednesday, the election committee. .... Page 7 Dear Aldiy paration for the four and a fertiliser sale toon. "The bad weather was out w i t h weather which occurred on the Bai l*ara Gracey o f Fhlitorisl .... Thu committee will recom­ Puge 4 • * * half mile parade route inarch o f our control," he said, Oviedo holding the lucky tic­ mend Ricliard Kecgh for pre­ Fintertalnnirnt Page 7 students will under-! t « » da>* originally desigwill Tommy Peterson's brand which the "But we do want to give the C 10 A 11 ket for tha transistor radio. sident, A. FL Crocker for vice l egal. ... go at the F loral* State F air ^ nated • » Kids Day#, Fair Asspanking new office on the 105 W. Flrnl St. I’h. FA 2-0651 Puizle _ .. Page to corner of Commercial and Monday, when they march in 1soriation President John Me- kills a fair sunny day to en­ Anire Benton o f Hanford won president, Mrs. F*ranees WrsWK (JIVE I’l.AII) STA.MFS rod and jo y the rides and showa at wthe e**- spinning r J I M I I I I M ft, Ireel X * i eand a .u a ■ sex * «« >•is I I I • ' '• ev % I » k ill y P lil| Page H A II ter for secretary and Mr*. Eradely __ Park should l«e ready next the Gasparilla Pirates Invas- C lc k e y announced today S p oilt ........ ... Page • too Tirade," Co* toy seal. * Friday, school ctubkiq w tU .liie F'air, m would Uka to taka Alien Lcuiuu Ui* basketball. Lelha F'uwler fo r ti easar.r. the company will offer the Scores A-OiC Anti-Filibuster Bill Laid To Rest By Solons ★ ★ ★ Legislators Differ On Court Action nsuvA... County Road Freeze Damage Inspection Set Next Week BRIEFS Red Campaign Developer Gets Okay For Water 'Tie-In' County Gasoline, Sales Taxes Up No Pay Hike For Governor Pared Requests British Market Entry Not Dead New Threats Arguments Set Ready Demands Tight Plant Controls Asked Giblin Throws Hat In Ring 4 Scholarships Awarded Here C u b a B a ftB e O it Promise Made Navy Officer Charge Dropped CENTRAL FLO R ID A II Follow Move Council To Meet | alui u <;*.v. HEADQUARTERS Good News For Kids Band March 'Extra' Fair Day C Of C To Elect New Officers Herald Index McROBERTS Time SUPPLY, INCOKPORATKD J t t 1 PT � 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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Feb. 4, *63 Beauty Project Now Underway • MONDAY • TUESDAY • W EDNESDAY ) Ily Mona Grimttead The North Orlando Garden Club has an­ nounced th a t residents of the village can begin work on their landscaping ideas for the spring if they wish to participate in the club'a second annual beautification project. Last year the club sponsored April as Beau­ tification Month with Judging of Inwna and prises awarded the first of Mny. This year judg­ ing will not be done until the first of June, how­ ever, club members urge all residents to start work now to help beautify the community, I “ KRAFT* ALL PURPOSE 1 “FABULOUS* BLOOD PRESSURE READING is taken through n special double atethcscope as Nurse Becky Brandon assists Jill West to take a test on Johnnie Gore In University of Florida Nursing School laboratories. (Herald Photo) ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ l.lmlti 2 With Your S3 Or More Order Please ★ ★ ★ w r r r i"»" 'w,r Nine member* of the Bio­ logy II d a ta at Seminole High School, accompanied by their teacher, Don Reynolds and faculty member, Mr*. Lola Higginbotham Journey­ ed to Gainesville recently to tour the College of Nursing a t J . mills Miller Memorial Hospital at the University of Florida, All of the girls are Inter­ ested In further academic studies In the fields of nurs­ ing of medical technology, and were shown the training and teaching facilitiei of the Col­ lege of Nursing a t the stale university. Graduate nurse Instructor, Miss Susan Sexton, assisted by aenlor student nurses Miss Becky Brandon and Miss Mona Wise conducted the lec­ ture tapr of the nursing hos­ pital, which Include clinical training rooms, the children's ward, maternity ward, pat­ ient facilitiei, the Kye Bank, central reception room, me­ dical atudenta farllitlca, libbrary and laboratories. One of lbs most unusual aspects of the hospital were tho dozens of tiny atudy cubi­ cles assigned to medical slu- dents, each one Just big enough to accomodate one student at nne desk. Following lunch in the hos­ pital cafeteria, some of thr students were asked to act the part of caiual spectators and lioipllal visitor* in a movie sequence which was being shot In llte mala lobby of the nursing school, where art exhibit* were on display. The three nurse* outlined for the Seminole High School girls, the step by step pro­ cedure and courses of study which are undertaken at the University Hospital nursing achoo]. The students and tea chert were accompanied by Her­ ald reporter Dottia Higgin­ botham. Students who took the uni­ versity tour included Caro­ lyn Turner, Linda Mills, Lin­ da Williams, tsiuise Higgin­ botham, Johnetta (lore, Peggy Powell, Roberta Rankin, Sandl Wright, Jill West and Jackie Lovelace. Foil COMPLEXION CARE W . Will R* Glad To Help You I 'l i i Any Remodel­ ling, Addition*, Repair*, Kir., and tlandlr Thr Cnmplrl* Details! ONLY ONE BILL TO PAY All Work Will Be Done By Competent Craft*, men. In The Field You Need, and — GUARANTEED BY U8. Asi, /Uiruif/S Dny friol ( Hl.-r1 CALL OUR — Home And Property ESTIMATES — FINANCING Improvement Dept. WILLAKO TMA T M K H T h anb «*anld wwiu«a-erirei*.iwi*.ai»o«ua»»s MW. xla'fir I M “CIRCUS" ORANGE - GRAPH . PINKAPPI. “MORTON'S” PLAIN OR IODIZED MAPLE AYE, SANFORD, " S S t o r C l Mm m " .htoh lull/ « | U u Mm tarn. Irra im ro i— W * * - M FLA. Fau.ta Drag Hlnrc Mr Reynold* Drug Co. Roumlllat * Anderson Uruga Tourhton Drug Co. Fla. Grade A !> & D ‘l LEAN MEATY coupon Scout Hike, Cookout Held Three patrols of Troop 3*2 of the Plnecrcst Girl Scouts, including the Green leaves, White Unicorns and Greer. Oaks went on a hike and held a cookout at the home of the Ir leader, Mrs. Donald Jackson In Lake Mary re­ cently. Each patrol built a fire and the girls roasted hoi d’igs on palmetto aticks. liea dr* the IS girl* present, atuut leaders, Mrs. Alex Rlumlcn, Mrs, Phil Noguerl* also attended. Pkg. J Limit 2 With *1 Order “WINTER GARDEN"FROZEN ------ » D m S t* million ra fk ia w at Lh. tor i t M at t r a iM n n i o< d a l m * arkm * tram a w m u t o .nil U lir n to t o - ■ •‘AltfiO" Symptoms of Dlstras* Arising from FREE Chili with Beans CATSUP.... 2 Fruit Drinks 3 Strawberries 2 Large OSCAR MAYER Sanford Herald delivered I Swift's Premium Buffer Ball OR ARMOUR STAR Power Stressed 5 lb. To 14 lb. Average GAINESVILLE (UPI) —UF. Air Force Secretary Eugene M. Zuckert aaya tha United Stntea must have the power to atop aggression a t any level and win a war a t any level lb WILSON CERTIFIED FULLY COOKED Whole Or H alf VICTORY ODDITY Only major victory that the American force* won on land during tho War of 1813 was fought two weeks after llie peace treaty wa* signed. 'I RED HUTTON FRESH" CRISP WESTERN < Address I identifies your WaCOME WAGON SPONSORS... Arm* of proatla* la lh * b ta ia w aw l civic U(a of your community. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD THRU FEB. S ) Far Worm* Don, call V1EG1NIA PETR08KI r . O. Box 1214 NOHA NORRIS TK M i l l WELCOME WAGON 25TH & PARK If T ~ '( -J ) �v Gale Warnings U p Storm Whips Off Florida JACKSONVILLE (LTD An Atlantic *torm moved slowly northward off the Fktrids coast today, whipping up high aeis with winds to 50 miles an hour and battering already eroded beaches. The Coast Guard reported three vessels receiving assis­ tance at sea rind said a fourth boat—a to-foot snapper fisher—was still being sou aid after two days. One tin a r­ rived here safely today af­ ter being escorted in. The Weather Bureau con­ tinued gate warnings from Cape Canaveral north to Nags Head. N. C-. and said tides were running two to four feet above normal along the Florkta-Georgt* coast. •‘Considerable beach eros­ ion and some Hooding." was forecast. At Jacksonville and St. Augustine Beaches, both hard hit si* weeks ago by erosion from another Atlantic storm, workers sought to stop the surging seas with sandbags. The Weather Iturrau said the storm causing the turbu­ lence was centered over northeast Florida and was moving slightly toward the northeast. The Coast (Liard said the 92 foot tug Fort Sumter, which sought help yesterday after Its engines wore clog­ ged with water, was assist­ ed to the meuth of the St. Johns River by the buoy ten­ der Swcctgum, arriving about T:30 a. m. The Sumter, of Charleston. S. C.. and its barge San Juan, continued up river unassisted. A spokesman said the Sweetgum then headed for tlic St. Augustine area where the snapper boat Sultana II was disabled. The snapper Fee Wee, overdue with the Sul­ tana It, had n*’i twen locat­ ed The Coast Ouard A2-fool patrol boat escorted the fishing vessel Mingo toward Ft. Tierce. The Mingo lost a rudder yesterday. The tanker Illinois, which also lost a rudder yesterday, was accompanied by the ocean-going tug Marlon Mo­ ran. Several beach communities from Daytona Beach north reported street flooding and kiss of electric power caused by the storm, Sonic evacua­ tions were reported in Day­ tona Reach but no injuries were reported anywhere. FAIR OPENS DESPITE WEATHER ns County Commissioner John KiUpntrick cuts the ribbon at the admissions Kate. From left are Legionnaire* Bob Mahan and Karlvlo Iloushoider; Commissioner Fitzpatrick, Legion­ naire Cecil Carlton, F air Assn. President John McCloskey anti County Agent Cecil Tucker. (Herald Photo) ★ A C lO 6* ■x: •v «> By LARRY VERSHKI, Mayor Tom McDonald todayrefused to show us that Jetter from NAS Captain Robert Ware regarding the pipeline. • • • Pete Knowles wouldn't tell ui anything about it. • • • Ah, It sure Is a rough life for a reporter in this town. * • • Navy rateman supposed to be in town today to "shed some light" on the pipeline contro­ versy (? ). • • • Memo to Curly Dunn . . . Save that tdo , . . give it to the heart fund, polio drive, Sarepta Home, bet it at the Quarter horses, dog track, do­ nate It to the city, school board, county commission . . . Play Arnold Palmer golf for it. buy a complcle act of books of knowledge, get a 110 year's aubicription to the Herald, take a trip to Miami, . . . hut don't qualify for the legisla­ ture. • • • Supt. of Schools R. T. Milwee didn't show up fur that In­ formal meeting with Pete Knowles on stadium lease. Too busy listening to parents com­ plain about Plnccresl, or was it that Industrial Chamber meet 7 • • • Maybe Postmaster Ouy Al­ len has seen the light of day , . , Notice a photo of John Kennedy in hi* office., • • • Don't forget that Civil De­ fense siren blasts off at noon tomorrow. • • • Tom Speer named chairman of local jaw day here in May. • • • Why doesn’t the city hang out more of the yellow cour­ tesy boxes on the parking me­ ters? Why add a double pen­ ally by making a motorist walk a block to pay his 25cent overtime parking fine? • * • Belter gel those license tags th e n won't be any extension this year. • • • J o h n n y Fitzpatrick has really become public relations minded . . . Cut the rihhnn at the fair opening . . Whal’a that about neither rain nor . . . Say, Mack, about that raise? • • • Speaking about raises, no­ body asked me, hut it's about time the commission gave atlorney Harold Johnson a pay hike . . . Hc'a been on the job a long time. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Fair Opens In Mud, Rain m w A BRIEFS Big Question PARIS (UPD — Pan* de signers have launched wider, higher shoulders and sleeves, but today's question Is—will A covering of straw over the ankle tierp mml nt women wear them? tlie Seminole County Fairgrounds marked the en­ trance to the annual County Fair Monday, as de­ Unhappy termined Fair Association officials carried out the WASHINGTON (UPD — riblmn-snipping ceremony to officially open the ruin- Senate liberals, u n h a p p y plagued event. about about the prospect, Extended Phone Progress Made In Oviedo Ilrporli on progress for ex­ tended telephone sfrvirc with­ out toll charges from Oviedo to all areas of South Seminole County were made at Monday night's meeting of the Oviedo Cily Council by Bob Shedden and Al Prohst of Southern Rell Telephone Co. Tho councilmen were told that Souther^ Bell anti Winter Park Trlrj-'ionr, which ser­ vice* South Seminole, submit­ ted a petition on Jan. fl to the Florida Public Utilities Com­ mission asking for approval on (he extendrd service. Both companies stand ready to be­ gin work on Ihr project im­ mediately after an okay from the commission. In other business the council spprovrd Oviedo Land Co.'s plat for Unit One of Mead Manor as presented by John Evans, president of the coinpany. The new subdivision, located near the Municipal Swimming Pool and fronted by Mead Drive rontains 20 lots and will constitute a first class resi­ dential development. Mayor Ler Gary reported that the new fire tower and siren Installation, completed last week, was tested on F ri­ day and roulil he heard "for milea around." He also advised lhat Hie old cily dump had been leveled and covered over and lhat the county presently is working on relocating the dump in an abandoned rlay pit on the outikirta of town. The project is exported to take at least three to four days longer since coun­ ty machinery broke down Monday and progress was de layrd fur the day. Changes and additions to the street lighting system were approved and a rrquest was okayed from the Oviedo Gar­ den Club for labor on clearing the triangle near the ceme­ tery. Customary re fre sh ­ ment* served at the clove of every Oviedo Council meeting this month wrre hoi coffee and home-baked apple pics Petitions addressed to the made by Cily Clerk Dot Cour­ Seminole County Legislative ier. Delegation are being circulat­ ed throughout the county ask­ ing that no billa be allowed to Ribbon-Cutting pass which would allow “ any municipality In any county in Proves Too the State of Florida to annex or extend ita territory with­ Much For Mgr. out a referendum vote of the TAMPA (UPD—The general property owners in the areas manager of the Florida State Involved." Fair died today ahortly after Tlie petitions, rxpcctrd to collapsing while preparing for carry at least l.ouo signatures, the ribbon-cutting ceremony go on to state that "tee, the officially opening the 12-day undersigned, believe this to be exhibition. the only Irue and Democratic J . C. Ilutklsson, who alto way of Government." Was executive vice pre.klent of the non profit fair aituclaLion, was stricken while laying N o legbUtiva hearings this last minute plans for Shrine week John F will have officials at the first event on U» la ir schedule. • to wait uflhl next week. Only a handful of exhibit­ ors, carnival roustabouts and a couple of bedraggled, mudc a k e d photographer* witnested the ceremonies. Earlier in tho day judges a w a r d e d the President's Trophy to the -l-H groups ex­ hibit* a* a whole; and gave the 111tie Uil.lii.n* Itusette to the II o m u Demonstration groups. Thu Sanford Junior High exhibit took tho Kcd Rosette. A t nightfall, thu myriad colored lights of the midway outlined the ferri* wheel, thu rides, tents, booth* and show* 4* i* 'rt.uk.tU *, ,4 t, i.l the cold tni-ty drltxlc. Today and Wednesday mark Children's Days at the Fair with IhousHlid* of freu admis­ sions tickets having been given out. (In these two days the fair will open at 11 p. in. Exhibit* of animats will lajudged today or Wednesday according to Fair Asscclnthui President John McCloskey. Judging has been delayed beeause of tlie ubsenco of one member of tbc judging U-atu. Canada Rulers Near Collapse OTTAWA (U l’l) — prime Minister John Diefenhakrr, his Conservative government collapsing under the strain ot * nuclrar defense crisis, was believed ready to dissolve par­ liament today and lake his ease to the people. Diefenbaker was expected to make his mote shortly after tho House of Commons con­ vene* at 2:3U p in. However, if the prime minister should hes­ itate to set, there is no doubt that his opponents will. Thieves Break Into Capri WEATHER; Scattered nlimvcrn through Wednesday. High todn.v, 65-72. Low tonight, 4(5-50. . . . vol. r»:t United I’renn Leased Wire K »tnb1i«h«l 1908 TUBS.. FEBRUARY 5. 1968 SANFORD, FLORIDA N O . 611 'Defense Project' Label Hung On Sanford Pipeline have alxitil decided lo make "There arc three method* of The proposed two-mil* jet itenn, ni?r**d thin morning to a last-ditch use of the rule fuel pipeline fur th* Sanford confer with (tomli! IDtueh, moving oil ami gas products," they oppose in their antiNaval Air Hn.u should l» [ president of Standard South- Reichel Mr-ill- Krider. "They filibuster fight. r r n Corporation. Houston, are tankers, pipe lines snd considered a "national defense i parent organisation of Wan- railroad lank ears. These are In Peril project. In the opinion of u j f(>rii pjpe||nt) t'.snpony, and listed in tlu-ir economic pre­ CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (UPI) local oil-pipelinu rxpurL IIy llnron, president of the ference. However, in case of —Mississippi Gov. Boss Bar­ I J, (1, Hciclu-I, of Del buy, local pipeline film. war, tankers are 'sitting nett. guarded by three plain­ , today concluded a letter to Itaurli and ILirnu arrived ducks' for submarines which clothes men and picketed by John Kridur, Chamber of today to lie on hand for any prompted must ruction of the 20 sign-carrying demonstra­ Commerce malinger, tint sly: questions which the City Big and Lillie I neb pipe lines tors, said Monday night that "ll would appear that them Commission may widi to pro­ In I Pill for tlie inirpose of state sovereignly was in peril. is no Justification for any ob­ pound before its next sche­ transporting crude oil and jection by indivlduula or cor­ duled regular meeting Mon­ petroleum products f r o in Reorganization porations for tbu construction day evening. Texas to tlie Eastern sea­ ST. AUGUSTINE (UPI) — of this pipe lino to the San­ A reorganization and mloalg- ford Naval Air Station, in­ nation of Florida Army Na­ significant in sir.o and un­ tional Guard units will tiedoubtedly a naUcsial defense come effective Feb. 15. Adj. Gen. Ilcury W. McMillan an- project." Uricht l is ■ member of the lKIUlli -b (OVI..J. national pipe line committee WASHINGTON (UIM) — tlie Chief Executive's f!Ut.8 the American Right of Way Coach Pound Dead of Radical newr plana for rutting billion budget M i l - m i l l e d Inst CLINTON, S C. (UPI) — Association and of the ad­ tha nation's mental hospital mouth for fiscal Unit. With The body of Clyde Khrhardl, visory counsel of the Southern population In half and pie. hi* message today thu admin­ Gas Association. He is vice Presbyterian College head istration proposed four piece* football roach and athlelie president far 10 southeastern venting thousands of new director, was found in a hunt­ stale* of Ccates Field Serv­ mental retardation cases were ing area here Monday night, ice, Oklahoma City. submitted to Congress today ttcichel, .15 years In the oil by (’resident Kennedy. fatally wounded by a shot­ and gas transportation bu*lgun blast. Tha program, built around hundred* of new, comprehen­ New Strike sive community mental health United Press International renters, would lie costly—run­ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — A filth union was on strike ning into hundieds of millions Florida's new legislative reagainst Cleveland's king-idled of dollars whrn fully Imple­ apportionment formuln, If It newspaper* today and rail­ mented by the slate*. Hut the iH-minet official. Is likely to way clerks pessimistically I'rrsident said in a special bring more than one old cam­ agreed to another peace ef­ JACKSONVILLE (UPD fort by federal mediator* in Striking railroad w o r k e r s message, “ We ran proelustin- paigner buck to Oiu ftay. One of the fiist would be their j ear-old 'dispute with stuck by tlieir picketing today, ate no more." Over-all costs for beginning llende I'apy of Key West, the Southrrn Pacific Railway. unmoved hy tlie Florida East operations were included in former dean of the II- use and Coast Railway's effort lo re ­ a Monroe County representa­ Body Pound sume limited freight service tive for 2H years until lie was DELAND (UPD — Skin with supervisory personnel beaten lust -May. I’apy said divers found Ihr body of Le“ These trains are Insignifi­ Monday he would run for land J. Dot*man. 50. an en­ cant and no more than we ex­ Monroe's new Senate sent gineer with Ihr .Marlin Co. pected." *aid Jack Hadley, of Orlando, at Ponce de la-on under the proposed plan leader nt the It unions on Springs north of here Sion* Secretary ' of Sluto Tool strike against the FEC since EN GUO lit), South Africa day. Dossman drowned Sun­ Jan. 23 in a dispute over (Ul’D — Terrorist* hacked to) Adams began qualifying can­ day while diving in the didate* iilinimt ns soon as lie deatli five white persons lo 1opened qualifying .Monday, and springs with an artificial- wages. The railroad sent a 31-car day as Ihry lay sleeping in lung. Bright tram south to Miami their house trailer* on a iniole Feb. lb the deadline. First lo qualify was a wom­ Monday, using a live-man lonely road near Kngcoho. U. S. Chance an, Mrs. Angela Petrorella, a crew of management person­ Tlie victim* included four Deinocriil from Miami wlm TAMPA (UPD — Homer E. Hooks, general manager nel. and liruughf hack a train- members of one family, two flew lieu- to qualify In per­ of (he Florida Citrus Com­ load of empty cars from 511- of Ihrm young girls. son for the Group It sent of Police immediately spread mission says the United ami. Dade County's new H.member The FEC lai|ied lo keep up a dragnet over the arc* ior States has a chatter lo use House delegation. Three of Britain's rebuff by Hie Eur­ the limited freight service, the killers, believed to tie these seats are filled by pre­ started after a federal m int meinliers of llw dreaded Afri­ opean Common Market to sent legi-lators. form a world-wide affiliation enjoined the Jacksonville Ter­ can underground "Poqo" or­ Rut the 40-Sunatur, 112minal Co. from refusing In re­ ganization which recently of free nation* for trade ex­ pansion and tariff reduc­ ceive ears from the strike- slagril riots in Queenstown Itrpre-entative plan still most he approved by a special Imund railroad The company am) Paarl. tions. funnels tlie ear* on northward, Tlie victims were identified three-judge federal panel here. treeing the EEC of renlal for as Norman Gruhclaar; his The court, which invalidated them. wife, Natalie; and their two the present ilH-Hcnulur, 95Stocks Lower Hadley said he met .Monday daughter-, Edna, 11, and Representative u|i|K>rtioumenl NEW YORK (UPD—Stocks moved irregularly lower at with Federal Mediator James Dawn, II The fifth victim Iasi summer, received * new the opening today on reduced Hotarcn, but that "nothing of was Derick Thompson, 19, a at luck on the proposed formu­ la Monday, mechanic. Importance was dismissed . volume. board. Ninety day* after th* completion of the two lines the war with Gcrmny was over a* we had an ample sup­ ply of these fuels and Ger­ many dbl not. The writer was on those two pipe line pro, Jerts." Reichel continued: “There is not a cily of any size which iloes not have many pipe Ultra therein laid adjacent to fine residences, industrial plants, governmental area* and many times nil railroad right of way." Referring to the Atlantic Court Line's objeetton* to th* local pipeline, and tha City Commission's subsequent re­ jection on a 3-2 vote, Itelchcl said: "In fact, now many fullroads arc projecting a lln* ness. . . . A tine wa* built by .Southern l’aciflc Pipe Lines, Inc. (a subsidiary of South­ ern Pacific Railroad) from Kl Paso, Texas, to Loa Angeles, a distance of 1.G23 milea and l a t e r extended to other point*." He pointed out Southern I'aciflc and Santa Fa Rail­ road* are porjcctlng v . Ilna from I-oi Angeles to San of new legislation which would Diego, A 2,398-mll* pipclln* involve $;il.3 million in new owned by tha MKAT and tha oldigntional authority from Hock Ifland Railroads extend­ Congress at this session. ing from Texas and New Kennedy pointed out that Mexico to Omaha, 8L Paul mental nilnirtit* now cost the and other area* is now In taxpayer more than t2.4 bil­ operation. lion yearly in direct public "Another lln* h*a been outlays for services—about built," according to Reichel, ILK billion for mental ill­ “by tli* Great Northern run­ nesses anil f (kill million for ning from tha Mlddla West to retardation, tin top of thesu .Scuttle with tho engineering public costs me even higher handled by Pipe Lin* Tech­ indirect public outlays ill wel­ nologists, of Houston, who, I fare costs and wasted human understand, is doing a similar resources, he noted. Job cn tills proposed Sanford "The time ha* runic for • project." bold new appiourli," thu PresRauch verified th at Tip* lileat said. Line Technologists Is the conlie conceded tho need for i •ulting architect for the Sanpostponing new domestic pro­ ford project. (Rauch also grams and reducing govern­ stilted this morning that II. ment esja-lldllures if possible L. Hunt, owner of the local at ii time when lie is nttrinpl- 111.11 Products, Is a heavy In­ ing to get CongroM to cut vestor In some of these mentaxes, I lolled pipelines.) "Rut we mount afford to Uurient Issuo of Fortune postpone any longer reversal mngntinr has an extensive in our approach to meiilul tilarticle about a 30-inch pipe­ flii tlnii," he added. line being constructed front Texas lo New York, Of tills, Reichel wrote: “Our company now hat a POO-mlla right of way arqulsition as­ signment on the new fill-inch Colonial products pipe Ilna North Orlando', forthcoming project which Is being eon* rlerllon lo fill the offices ol trio I d from Houston, Trass, three eoiincilmen will Ik- the to Linden, N. J. This is tha tniuihcr one item on tlie aged- ling st pipe line project ever da tor today's H p in. meeting iitt.inptcd in America. Many large eltles uru on this route." of the Village Council, It wus In reference la this Date* for voter regi-lralion and lor qualification of candi­ X.liiti million pipeline th at dates. as well as the actual Reichel concluded his letter election dale, will be set dur­ by Inferring the ,Sanford pipe­ line as "insignificant la size." ing the meeting. R< tchrl of funs l a “clincher" .Mayor Frank Fasula mid t h i s morning that he ul»o has for the Sanford pipeline hut several hills to lie presented requested It not Ui made pub­ to the council for payment. lic "for scctirily reasons." Health Aid Sought Qualifying For Stale Opens FEC Sticks By 'Picketing' Terrorists Hack Five To Death The Capri Restaurant and Grili was broken into sometimu Monday night or early tills morning and the office raniacked and nine fifths of whiskey stolen, police said. Entry was gained by the sliding gists door on the east side of the building. Police said the burglars broke Into the rlgarrl machine and juke box, broke into the office, atole a gun and rantarked the entire place. Police are working on clue, Fear that all vocational this morning. training in Seminole County may be jeopardized because of a squabble In llw needlework Herald Index industry wa* expressed Mon­ Bridge ....... Page 2 day afternoon al a Chamber Classified _____ J'ege 7 of Commerce industrial com­ Comics ------ . Page tl mittee meeting. Deur Abhy „ Page 2 The meeting was called at Editorial ........ Page 4 l the request of 31a ru n Mcltzcr, Entertainment Pago 2 general manager of Sanford Legal* ._. Page 2-0-7 A 8 I Manufacturer*, who failed to P u ix l* ............. — Pag* 7 attend. Society . Page 3 (M rltzrr tali) UvU morning Spurt* _ ... Akgc h ■ be Icai oed last (Saturday be North Orlando To Meet Today Vocational Training Jeopardized? would be unable to attend Monday's meeting a n d asked for a postponement but was advised It was "too lata." That t h a three-company squabble may inlcrfcra ser­ iously with vocational training was expressed hy S.booi Supt. It. T, Milwee and E. K. Doug­ lass, director of vocational ed­ ucation. Slilwea stated ha had been informed by Mellzer the Uttar planned to t^implaln about dis­ crimination in Ute training of sewing machine operator* to Uie State Board of Public Instrurtkm at Tallahassee. Douglass pointed nut the school system now znainlain* several voralional classes for trainees i t oilier companies, with Ihr largest and most suc­ cessful at Dynatronics, Scott B u r n s , committee chairman, and John Kridur, Chamber manager, brought out the aeision Monday was called because of complaints by kfrltzer. Representatives ol Picrro Manufacturing Com­ pany and Alix of Sanford claimed they have no com­ plaints, are satisfied with the (raining set up in their plants alilKiugh Alix has not a suf­ ficient number of trained operators, Meltier was quoted lhat he does not want a training school in his plant. Krldcr recalled lhat a uni­ versal school for al) needle­ work companies was aet up her* by the school vocational department "but it failed becausal of Uck of co-operation by tlx- companies involved." Ila said 14 sewing machines for training were promised and only four were effective. He added that only 15 per­ sons slwiwed up for training alliMiugh Douglass said 150 completed tha course. Milwee and Douglass ex­ plained lhat there has been a vocational training "freeze” fur the last four years, whrn tha LegisUturt limited the number of vocational units to the figure of that time. They added no more vocational units ran be added until tha Legislature lifts the "freeze." Douglasi said the beating and air conditioning Industry is willing to donate nety machin­ ery fur the training of person­ nel if the Legislature would act to permit moro units. Meeting was adjourned after it was decided that Burns, Krider and representatives of ihe three companies will meet at a later data in in effort to bare tho tbreo Arms iron out their differences among themselves. 7 �UHHBHTCBB3 ■\ i \ 5 l |f ftrafnri* P«ff* 2—Tue*., Feb. S, '63 W ffilb (b o o h G b b ij. •* nnd has children ranging from 4 to 19 years old. She has been calling him at home until I thought I would go out of nty mind. She stopped cull­ ing him nt home when I threatened to tell her husband. But now she calls him ut work. If her husband knew about it he would bust iter head o p e n . I would tell him but I am afraid he would harm my hus­ band. Should I tell her husband and let my own husband take his chan­ ces? I don’t know how much more of this I run stand. MOTHER OF FOUR DEAR ABBY: When I sorted the laundry this morning, I found lip­ stick all over the collar of my hus­ band's shirt. He tried to tell rue it wiih TOMATO JUICE. Whnt wnuld you do in ii case like that 7 GWEN DEAR GWEN: I’d find out who the tomato was. • • • DEAR ABBY: I have one of the best husbands in the world, and 1 know it. He puts in a 0-hour day of hard work, and then comes home and helps me with the housework. He keeps all the floors waxed nnd polish­ ed. He takes care of the woodwork, keeps the windows sparkling and he evert does the washing and ironing (yes, I said Ironing) when I am be­ hind In my work. Last week he can­ ned 100 quarts of peaches. Now, here is my problem. He isn’t very af­ fectionate, l am only Bli nnd lie is BO. NEEDS AFFECTION DEAR tired I TUB FIRST 4-H EXHIBIT to bo complotod during Saturday'* prcjmrntion for the F air w u th at of the Lowe wood 4-H Girls Club, Helping the girls were Mrs. Put Boyles and Mrs. John George, leaders, left to right. All items shown wero made by club members including the lovely white laco formul t h i mannikin w ean. (Herald Photo) Former Resident Dies In Atlanta Word wa* m e lv a d hart Sunday of the death of Law­ rence P. McDaniel, M, of At­ lanta, Ga., a former Sanford rcildcQt. The aon of the late Jamea C. McDaniel and the late Mra, Virginia Douglas, h« liv­ ed with hi* parenta from 1910 until 1920 and attended local achoola. lie later ettended Pork Union Military Academy In Port Union, Va., where he graduated in 19» with high honor*, lie h id been a raildent of Atlinta since 1929 end area a retired port office em ­ ploye. Survivor* other than M* wife, two son* and four grandchildren, are two aUtera, Mra. R. P. Lenox of DeUwl and Mra. Ruth Sturman of At­ lanta; a brother, A. Marlin McDaniel of Bunnell. He alio la aurvjvcd by an aunt, MraCornelia . D une and her son, R. W, Deane, both of San­ ford. Scrvlcei and burial will toko place In Atlanta. BPW To Meat By Mra. Adam Muller The Denary nuiirwia and Professional Women’* Club will hold a dinner m uting at the Dellary Restaurant today • t 1:41 p, m. Tba program will ba on "finance." Honor­ ed guest for the ore*»Ion will bo Mill Alice fiuhre, district four director. 'Back To God' Service Is Scheduled In DeBary NEEDS: • • Maybe By Mrs. Adsm Muller The DeBary Herbert D. Gibb Post 96, American Lajrion, will aponsor a "Back to God” service In memory of tha " fo u r Chaplains’* who war* aboard tha U.8.8. Dor­ chester when she was torped­ oed In the Atlantic Ocean dur­ ing World War II, This aervica will ba hsld to help fight Communism, Wednesday, at 7A0 p. m. in tha Dofiary Com­ munity Centhr. Tha four chaplain*, two P ro tu ta n t; on* Catholic and ona Jewish, threw their Ilf* jacket* to the soldiers when they found there were not enough jackets on ttuard for the men. They linked their arm* together and want down with tha ship. Scheduled to participate are Rev. Augustus C. Bummers, minister of the f ir s t Presby­ terian Church, DeRaryi Rev. Daman Scott, DeBary Com­ munity Methodist G h u r e h | Rtv. Hubert Thomas, firs t Baptist Church, DeBary) Rev. Paul E. 8hu]U, All Halnt* Episcopal Church, Enterprise; Rev. Wylie P. ftUen, Pilgrim Community Church, Orange City; Rev, William P. Pagan, Congregational Church, Or­ ange City; fa th e r Michael J. Donlon, St. Ann* Catholic Church, DeBary and Irving I, Jacobs for tha Jewish Kollb. Us nrUs re nf World War I Bar­ racks 1197 and Its Auslllary, • H. II. Pope Co., Inc. For Tha Finest Year Around Waather Conditioner PEDDF.IIH Sale* — H#r»U* goo B. park Ava. Hanford PA 2-4234 AUTO HKUVICR HARKY AUAUt’S m i i . r SEJIVICK T irts - B itterns • Accessaries Rued AAA tlrnico Guaranteed Brake A Muffler B erries french A 1st. FA 9*0921 FA 2-1)922 Fairway Texaco Service tlsrry M. Knlffln. Jr. Mgr. TEXACO GAB AND OILS Marfek Lubrication • Firestone T. R. A. Washing ti Polishing Pick Up A Delivery • Rosd Service 16th A french Av*. Hanford PA 2-2-6474 m im itiftE T rtu lrtie rs Chapman Concrete Products Ufa • TELEVISION TONIGHT TUESDAY F. M. t:*t ( I ) C k sa n s t ( W s w s r t e n (*> ABC Report cX> W a rn * P oueksr l:is i3 ) M i a - r u . n » n o rt (X) U r e s t lteaoi lnra l:X0 ( I ) A tla n tis Weather S :tt 'S3 s p o r t s r ie t u r * (S3 Ed- Comment l . l o t(3 ClnestwsrO It s <13 W ea th er t»t W ea ther i i l S ( > ] Ureeerd N i s i • i t s (S3 S p erts *:«5 (X) N e w • <*) Apace Age Report U ) W eek ly Newt Re­ view 1.00 ( I ) K e y h o le ( ( ) W e e k l y N ew* R e ­ view (13 W hiplash T.IS (S3 W a lter Cronklla — New * 1:10 ( 1 ) Laramie 1(3 H e r , h e l l Dillon (0 ) Combat 1.00 t S 3 Lloyd Bridge* Show S:l* 111 Kmnlre ( S 3 Red Skelto n Hour (S3 H a m allan Lye 1:10 (0) J a r k (len ny Hhow ( I t ll n to u c h a b l s e ( ! ) D l - k r«w#rt S h o w l-’ .o i 1(3 (Jerry Moore 8h o w 10:11 (»> Project »i “Th* Cn>e •f the Cars)***' C l ll u n tl e y llep u rtln a 110-1 C l N'lirlrnpi WEDNESDAY A. M. i re (Oi aie* on 0:10 •:<l 1:00 Ti. Tilt Till t:ll i .s u lit* 1 :1 0 1:10 1:00 1:10 t:i* 11:10 li lt 11:00 to l c h a n n e l ( Newsroom AA K I ♦ 1092 A 10 9 8 4 A J 10 0 BAST A J1 0 9 6 A Q I 42 SOUTH (D) AQSB1 • A ll A A K JY A K I No one vulnerable _______ W e s t 1N.T. __ N srth Pass Pas# bat SN.T. Pain Opening k * 4 - 9 * has n ona-way finesse against th* queen of diamonds. A* last resort he ran bung out high cards and hope for the best. Howevar, h* has nu abso­ Jha *.l:!l (11 Truth C o a te- («> Sere* Ker* 1:00 (1) l«orslt* Young (11 The Million aire t» l Queen for a T>ey t - l o i l l Young llr. M alons (<l To Tell The Truth ( | | W ho l»o To# True ! I SI (II Colllngw ood N e w s 4:1(1 (11 The M a lih Gain* ( l l 9oerot g t s r m (.10 (1) Maho R o sm F o r Daddy (11 R d g l * f R ig h t |:JS C | NBC New # !:(>0 ( 1 ) Ileal of (Iroucho I I I Amerlens Bnndelnnd 4:40 ( l i American N e w t s t a n d H i Paolo w ak 1:11 i t ) superm an 4 .IS (Ol W eeth er Sh ew I-So <11 I Lad * Lies* Legal Notice SEMINOLE c n W T T ■ n v i v n COMMISSION Walter ar Fsh llP Hear la* Th* Zoning Commission w ill hold S publlo h e a rin g to Oun. elder reco m m en din g In (ho Board o f c o u n t y Com missionere to amend Section IS Huhsection I ( s i « f (he Hemlnola County Coning R e g u l s t l e n s (-> Increaie Ih* nitnlmum lot alia on which residen tial building shall be permitted. Copies of t h is proposed resolution may he obtained In (he Zoning Of* flet, Court House. Hanford, Florida. Mondays thru F rid a y s from 0:»0 A. M. to 1)00 P. M. Public b earin g w ill be held In the Seminole County Court House. Hanford. Florida, In Ihe County Co m missioners Kouni, o n Feh ru ery II. 1 « 1 at 7:1s P. M. or as soon t h e r e s f l e r a s poeelbl*. Hemlnol* C o unty Zoning Commleelox Tty Hobart a. Br ow n S,minute C o unty Zo ning Director Publish Jan. SI A Feb. S, t i l l CDE-rt lute surefire piny for hi* con­ tract and should acespt 1L South hold* off twice In hearts, but must win the third lead of tha suit. East will probably discard a low diamond, but all South is In­ terested in is that East I* out of heart*. Therefore, South can glva East the lead without fear that ha will be able to dn anything about tha two good hearts In lbs West hand. Hrtire. South lays down the king of eluhs, continues wilh tha five and finesses dummy's ten. East Is in with the queen nnd can lead anything he wishes, but South now has a third club trick to add tn the eight tricks he started with. NUT RESPONSIBLE I will not be responsible for any debts Incurred by anyone other then myself. GUIDED TOUR WITH ROYALTY unnecessarily harsh in Ills punishments." Well, there it Is— the rest of the story—as it has coinc in from readers. or quessee (11 Htareh for Tom orrow ( I ) F a th er Know* Beet 11:11 ( I ) G i l d i n g Light 1:11 (ll M l d - P i y Report 11:11 I t ) NBC N e w t Report ( I I Mid-Fla. Report 1 ; |0 (S3 N l w e A W ea th er (01 Bac he lor F a th er t i l l ( II Larttlme lilt ( II Sllm naetl-e t i l e (S3 A* The World T a r s # (01 H i g h w a y Patrol III Helene* 1:0* <S) Mere Griffin Show III P assw ord (01 Day In Court 1:10 (03 Art L l n k l s t t e r B IL L WomanBy Ruth mmich he 1* set on tearing down the image of the kind, loving, patient father. If a man is harsh wilh his children, if he never praises them for snlhtng they do well, 1/ b* Ii so cross and irritable around Uie house that the children dread his homecoming, a wife esn talk her head off about how much their father really loves them ard get nowhere al all. One wife even aakl in her latter, "I think our children actually hate Umir father in •pile of everything I can aay, because ha i* ao critical of everything they do, so shorttempered with them ind so Price la R i f k t Th* McCoy* C o a e s n tr s llo n r e t * A G ladys Tours For A t a n g New* F l r . t l u ip r sit lu a Krnls Ford Hhow Loras o f LH* WEDNESDAY P. M. ( II C olles* o f the Air 111 fllsn On (11 Tod ay ( II Farm Market Res ort (S3 W e k e up Uovloe ( I I Today (S3 P rs-a rh o o l m a n n i n g (01 Countdow n New s ( S | S ta t s N e w s A tv**thtr (11 Mickle’s Gospel Time ( I i u . - i t s l n Kan garo o ( I I Mickey g r a n t S h a w 111 W t s t h s r and N ew s ( I ) rn rto o n v lU a 111 Today ( I I J a ck L a l i a l Show ( II American ll l e l o r y ( II Gala Storm Show (S3 IP niper lloo m ( f | N ew s end In terv iew s ( II Bay W h s* (II C alssS sr ( II Letr n S p e n lih (11 r i i y Tour H u n t s (03 1 Lore Lucy ( l l Ann g o thern S h o w t l | Jane W y m a n I T s ■ents On By Oswald Jacoby AOS V Q .J 7 4 2 jq ♦ Q62 *979 (t) (11 11:11 (11 (•) (II I t : I <•> lt:S0 ( l l (II (I) (S3 ABC F(n*t Report lt;1 0 (03 Wld-Fla. F in a l n s pori 1 1 :1 0 (01 w e s t h e r l l i t l ( • ) H ollywood Morto Catvacsd* (S3 Channel 0 T b e s lsr 11:10 (11 Tonlt* S h o w s S DEAR FRUSTRATED: While it may not be "wrong,” it is in laid taste. Caress your books und em­ brace your studies. jacoby Veteran* of foreign Wars Post R0D3 and It* Auxiliary and the American Legion Post and Auxiliary will attend, Tha general public alto is invited to attend this special service. The DeBary Choristers un­ der direction of Laura Platt Brown, will present n musical program. Princess Groce of Monaco (net Groce Ketfy of Film* dom) assisted by Prince Rainier, will gu id e television viewers on a tour of their tiny principality in "A look a t Monaco." It's an hour-long color special over CBS* TV on Feb. 17. REPKO NOT RESPONSIBLE I will not be responalblc for any debts Inrurrsd by an) on* ether thaw myself. JOHN DEAN MORRIS Seminole TV 2B00 Hanford Ave. FA 2-4920 BALL-BLAIR R I Tt ( "JUnchurian Candidate" R. L. HAHVEY STEINMEYER AI/#’. fran k Sinatra Co llil At 9:M Only PLUMBING "T he Far Country" Complete liietallations • James Him art • Color Repairs BLOCKS Bathroom and Kitchen Stepping Stones . Patio Blacks WED. A THURtt. Piaturea Car Stone . Sills • Lintel* "Everything In The Block Water Pomps fre e Estimates CARLOAD PASS MTE 204 H. Hanford FA 2-SaSt Lins’* 1M S . Elm Sanford FAS449I ROOFING • SHEET METAL "7 Wnyn From Sundown" Audi* Murphy • Color FEEDS Co-Feature Sanford Flour and Feed Store he’s ♦ Church Choirs Reorganize • DEAR AR11Y: I am a junior in hfgh school and am writing for others as well as myself. Do you see anything wrong with a boy and girl wulking down the hall with his arm around her waist? (Not real tight.) if it is wrong, please tell me why. There has been a lot of comment ahmiL thi* at our school lately. FRUSTRATED DEAR ABBY: A no-good tramp is bothering my husband. She is married (this is her fourth husband) AREA DIRECTORY AIK CONDITIONER • • New York's Card School points out that wilh 17 points and a hUncrd hand, South has a normal opening no-trump bid, and North should rais* to thrs*. Wsst opens th* four of hearts. He should Isad fourth best a t no-trump from a suit haaded by quscn-jack-smalL .South must taka nlna tricks. Normally with 29 points nnd nil suit* stopped, South should have no trouble making three no-trump. Yet, West has madu tha best opening lead nnd South enn only count on eight trlrks in top ranis. Still, there are ways tn make that ninth By Prances Wester trick. Spades might break The Yuuth Choirs of the three-three, or South can fi­ C o m m u n i t y Presbyterian nesse the queen of clubs. H* Church of Lake Mary have been reorganised Into the fol­ lowing groups: Cherub Choir for children In gradus one A recent column in which ’through six and Junior Choir 1 reprinted * roadsr’a latter for young people In grades suggesting that a mother is seven through twelve. in ixri* part responsibl* for The Cherub Choir will be wb*th«r children look up to, under the direction of Mro. Kay Haasmsn with Gayle Rob­ admire, and respect th*tr erta a* accompanist. The Jun­ father baa brought forth ■ ior Choir will bo under the di­ number of "Row about . .7" rection of Jim Daugherty ac- letters from other roadeta. How about (soma aay) writ­ companltd by Mrs. Baseman, Itahaarsal time for the ing a column telling the man rholm will be on Wednoodoy Uwy also havo a respondat ,1:46 p, m. for the Chorubo, btiilp f«r making Ibeir child­ and at 7 |>. in. for Itio Juniors, ren think their mother is Tlio Senior Choir rehearsal 1* something pretty special. Of course lhay do. Men held at H p, m, Wednesday, under lilt dlrerUun of Robert can do it oxslly by oflm praising the niolhor in {root Mont, Anyone interested In sing­ of the children and never ing Is Invited to join any of finding (suit with her in the children's haarlrtg. those choir*. Young children who are Tha recently organised mus­ INSURANCE ic committee of the church I* used lu liearing tiivir fslhcr composed of Mrs. James A|. prsise their moiliar for everyThompson, chairman, Robert thins from how pretty she IN SU R A N C E 6lero, Bolton Pilcher, Mr*. look* to what a good man­ AI.I. THE NEW f t III MS France* Wester and Mis. Kay ager the Is, and how much AT LOWEST RATES she docs lo make home a Susiinsn, APPLICABLE happy place, ar* sure to Bring Your Im urincu have a higher opinion of Problem* To U» — Ihclr mol her Ilian children Serve 600 wild constantly hear how she By Mra. Adam Muller An approximate count by has done Ibis wrong, or for­ the Dellary W,SCS ha* num­ gotten that, or neglected AGENCY 111 S. Park Av*. FA S-BOf bered the dinners served at aonicthlng d ie . Hut Uial isn't tlie whole SANFORD, FLA. the Annuel Smorgasbord, held on Jan. 3U at the rliurrh, to ator) in ihe teller about that (MORE HIJKI NEKS be Ju.t under (too plates column. Some women protest­ Over all chairman wa* Mrs. ed Dial 1( it almost impos­ Chsrie* Creasey who was as­ sible for a wife to build a THESE sisted by members of the man up to hi* children, U LITTLE Society and of the church's ADS Men’s Club. OPEN 12:16 At* The Hhortest Distance Between BUYER PHONR FA M I1S and .SELLER NOW lliru WED. CALL AT 1:00 • 1:06 • 3tlO o iv 'l FA 2-2(111 nr GA B-B98H 7:14 • 9:20 m o t - ter l h i a i u » TONY FRANTIOKA JANE FONDA PLUMBING Ends Tonllt • 7:00 A 11:00 JI6I IIFTTON * DEAR MOTHER: You seem ready to do a lot of "talking" and "head busting" — but all with the wrong people. Why don’t you sturt with your husband? No man needs to he "Iwthered" if he doesn't want to he. DEAR ABBY: W hat’s the differ­ ence between u gentleman and a wolf 7 S. K. DEAR S.K.: Time! • By Abigail Van Buren GREAT FIRST COM ED Y I ---------------------,--------— most wanted Cadillac ever built And with twelve different models, who couldn't find one to fall in love with? Your dealer may just have that one for you right now. "Rack Street" Roof log A Shoe! Metal, lac. 8u»an Hayward • John Gavin Built-up end Shingle Color Installation and Repairs Gutters • Waterproofing • Dog feed > C o n Moot STARTS NEXT SUN. Sheet Maul Work Coffee* "Boccaccio 70" Pro* Estimates f i r s t Claaa Jim Dandy Food* Hi phi* Levon • Color Work Jim Dandy D o^P eed 60 Lbs. First Nsntord Showing t i l Oak Av*. FA 2-4TII Bonded 4 insured IgSO Sanford Av*. Sanford ------------ — And why not? It’s the VISIT TOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED KTAHTH HUNDAY • DEALER HPErIALIZING IN — Color TV SaIm A Service • TV RENTAL HOLLER MOTOR SALES Cor. 2nd & I’r.lmelln CO. _____________________________ t___________________________________________________ �• .»* ■*. Jh'z #«nfcrS Irralti Tuca. Feb. 5, '03—Pnjre S N ew Families Story League Hears Stories About “Soups” By Mra. Clarence Snyder The Sanford Slory League met recently at the Episcopal Parish House with Mra. Fred Robb, president, presiding. The board presented three recommendations for approval which will he sent in.a letter to the city commissioners. They concern the moving of Die public library, Mra. W. L. Roche, chairman, gave a report on the aale of the cookbooks “ Recipes To Treasure.* They were com­ piled from recipes sent In by members and friends of the Sanford Slory League. The proceeds of this sale, which to date is over *300, will be used lo help school libraries throughout the county. Mrs. C. C. Welsh, program chairman, announced t h e theme for the program, “Soup, the Curtain Raiser for the Meal Proper." Mrs. C. R. Sims, guest story teller, told a Swedish folk tale from a collection of stories by Kate Douglas Wiggin, entitled "Nall Soup" or “The Old Woman and the Tramp." Mrs. R. F. Moulc read a poem, “ Going Back To Geor­ gia" and Mrs. C. C. Welsh told a story from Story Art Magasine entitled "La-Kot-A and (he Turtle Soup." Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. If. L. Moore and Mrs. V. Hasty. The refresh­ ment table was centered with an arrangement of while Towera flanked on either aide by tiny purple china cows. An as­ sortment of borne made cook­ ies, mints ami coffee were served with soup plates being used to hold Die goodies and conUnue Die soup theme. Oviedo Personals Mr. and Mrs. Albert Swain of Ripley. N. Y., left for West Palm Beach alter spending two weeks with the A. J . Rey­ nolds family. They will spend the remainder of their winter vacation la West Palm Balds. Mrs. Sheppard, Mra. Peurifoy, Mrs. Nicholson, and Mrs. Pryor presented Mrs. Colc'a emblems of praying hands, a heart, a cross, and broken col­ umn wtih appropriate re­ marks. Mrs, Estes and Mr. Pcurifoy, with a short poem presented her with the cross which had t>eeit covered with fern by the Star Points as they recited short selection*. Mrs. Pcurifoy, presented the Worthy Matron’s pin to Mrs. Cole, and a spray of yellow 11 \ '1 1 ! j J I ' -1 d \ , %, *** iV flfc * MIIS. CHARLES H. COLE worthy mutton and J. E, Hhickmnn, worthy patron of Seminole Chuptur No. 2 Order of Eastern Slur. (Herald Photo) Sorority Chapter To Name Officers Xi Beta Eta Chapter uf Beta Sigma Phi held u rush party far IB rusher* for Die Nu Phi Mu Chapter which Is being or­ ganized in Snnford at Die Hotly Avenue Kindergarten. The ruzhees were dressed in cnsuul clothes with the nicinticr* of Xi Beta Eta dress­ ed as children, complete with overalls, hair ribbons and dolls. Ethel Lee Walker won the prize, a tape measure, for correctly gurnilng her waist measurement by cutting a piece of string from a ball held by Mra. E. C. Harper Jr., friendly venture chairman. Ellen Kerensky and Glenda Emerson each won a hag of bubble gum for being the best "Blower Upper" and "Balloon Buster" In the hilarious bal­ loon breaking contest. Carol Mitchell won the prize, a light bulb, Inr the scavenger hunt. This was done witlaiul leaving the building, as each girl had to find as many ol (he articiea named, in their pocket hook*. Mrs. J . L. Horton Jr., as CREATIVE W OMAN "Mr. Know It AH" presented a brief outline ol Beta Sigma Phi and Nu Phi Mu lu the ruslices, with each one rend­ ing one of the prepared ques­ tions receiving a lollipop as a reward. Mr. Know It All aim presented a recorded message Irom W. W. Russ. Following the program ques­ tions were answered by mem­ ber* of XI Beta Eta concern­ ing aims and purposes, history ami future plans of the Nu Piii Mu Chapter, All organizational meeting will be held this Thursday at 8 p.m. In the Florida Stale Bank laiunge for the purpose of selecting olficers, commit­ tees, meeting dates and the signing of pledge card*. Ilushec* attending w e r e ; Janie Cone, Linda Powell, Glenda Emerson, Sarah Gar­ ner. Barbara IH-kle, Barbara Erickson. Leslie Jones, Jan Vilden, llotc Tucker. Undo Busii, Carol Mitchell, Mary Jean Berrien, June Warner, Linda Reck. Ethel Lee Walk­ er. Jean Gonzalez, Shirley Alexander, Ellen Rcrnosky and Peggy Crcvcr. Nu Phi Mu transfer from Winter Park. Mr*. Harper. Mr*. John Alexander und Mrs. Vernon llardin were in charge of the party. Local Events WEDNESDAY Tlie Ladies Auxiliary nf tha Wckiwa Lodge 8J9 meet a a I 7:30 p.m. in the Oddfellow* Hall on Magnolia Ave. Tlie executive board of (he Sanford Garden Club meets at 8:30 a.m. in the cauca* room ol (he First Federal Building. Miss Shirley Jones, whose marriage to Gary Grant will be an event of Feb. IS, was guest of honor at a linen show­ er. recently. Hostesses were Mrs. Larry McDaniel and Miss Ola B. Yates. The shower was held at the McDaniel home, 1018 West First Street. The refreshment table was overlaid with a white lace cloth and centered with a miniature bride and groom. Take, mints, nuts and punch were served by the hos­ tesses. Bridal games were playrd and prizes awarded to Miss Lois Messer, Mrs. Richard Yates and the honorcc’s mo­ ther, Mr*. Ted Jones. Olhrr* Invited to share Dm evening with Mis* Jones were Miss Glenda Eure, Miss Car­ rie Wert, Mrs. Tommy ParHer. Mra. William WItberow, Mrs. 0. W. Hall. Mra. Milner Ryals, Mra. Genevieve BrumIcy, Mrs. Hu ward Cushing, Mrs. Elmer Smith, Mra. Otto McDaniel, Mra. Joe Pickens, Mr*. W. L. Jones, Mrs. Robert Cushing, all of Sanford, and Mj *v -E<A t.vAiki of Orlando. South Seminole As Worthy Matron Of Eastern Star One hundred-fifty members, retail* M and friends of Seminols Chapter 3, Order of Eastern S u r witnessed the in­ stallation of Mrs, Charles Cute and J. fc. lllarkmsn ns worthy matron and worthy patron fur the ensuing year. Other officers installed were Mis. L. E. Estes, associate matron; R. E. I’curlfoy, i**orime putron; Mrs. J. J. Nich­ olson dr., conductress; Mrs. Ir­ ving Pryor, associate conduc­ tress; Mrs. J. H. Bitbrey, sec­ retary; Mrs. L. T. Sheppard, treusurur; Mi's. Jos. Leinhart, organist; Mrs. J . H. Anderson Jr., chaplain; Miss Anna Muir, Adah; Mrs. \V. A. Reynolds, Ruth; Mrs. C. N. Roberson, Esther; Mrs. Paul Markon, Martha; Mrs. Alburn Rector, Electa; Sirs. J. K. Blackman, wmder; and Harvey Dunn, sentinel. Mra. J. II. Anderson J r. was installing officer, assisted by Mis. Walter Halnea, installInc marshall; Mrs. Phil Wyatt, chuplaln, and Mrs. Beitha Snyder, organist. Mrs. Nick Pfcifnuf, aolist sang “The Holy City’* and “Bo Faithful and Loyal1' to the tune of “Take Time To Be Holy." Choir members of Central Baptist Church, of which Mrs. Cole is a member, sang "Beau­ tiful Hands" under the direc­ tion of W. L. Illinium with Mrs. Darrell Crlenic at the piuno. Choir members partici­ pating were, Mr. ami Mrs. Juck Owen, Mrs. Gail Smith, Mrs. Robert Reeves, and Mr. llurmon. Emblems were presented to the Star Points by Mrs. Lein­ hart, Mrs. Wyatt, Mra. Shep­ pard, Mra. Wm. Moyc, and Mra. Pcurifoy, past matrons under whom Mrs. Cole hud served. They gave b r i e f speeches of the meanings of the e m b l e m s. Mrs. Cole’s wutchwonts of faith, loyalty, and constancy wore presented by past matrons Moye, Shep­ pard, and W yatt who spoke briefly of tilts significance of the words before attaching them to a triangle, held by Mrs. Anderaon. carrying out the worthy matron's colors of yellow, white, and green, with the triangle signifying the “Tilnlty." Shower Honors Bride'Elect Welcomed To Mrs. Charles B. C ole Instated chrysanthemums f r o m t h e chapter, after which she and Mr. Blackman presented past matron and past patron jewels to the I'eurifoys. Mra. Colo introduced her mother, Mra. \V. R. Beecher, Mr. Beecher, hrr brothers, Van, Leonard, and W. R. Jr., and noire, Patricia, a* welt *s her husluind, Charles. Mr. Blackmun introduced Ids mother, Mr*. J. It. Black­ man; his mother-inlaw, Mr*. W. F. White; daughter and ■on-in-low, Mr. and Mrs. Mur­ ray F. Bynl and four daugh­ ters, ail of Darlington, S. C., ami his wife, Alcnc. Mrs. Cole presented gifts to her installing officers, mem­ b e r a w h o participated I n courtesies, soloist*, chair, and Rev. J, W. Parham of Palm Bay, former pastor of Central Baptist Church, who gave the l>CNcdlctlon. The chapter room wn* dec­ orated In the west with an arched trellis of yellow rosea and a tall basket of yellow rosea. At the secretary's desk and the conductresses stations were small pots of yellow roses. The dining room tr.blc wns overlaid with a white cutwork cloUi, Two three-branclicd cumllabra holding yellow and green tapers were at eith­ er end and in the center wns a slu-ct rake decorated with ■mull yellow rosebuds. Mrs. Brodir Williams served cake and Mrs. Robert Williams and Mrs. It. II. Beckham poured coffee. Lake Mary Family Has Busy Week By Frances Wester Guests of Mr. and Mr*. P. D. Anderson of Lake Mary at their home on Lake Emma, fast week, were Ruiicll Pal­ mer of Enterprise, hi* niece, Mr*. J. V. Richards, with whom he mokes Ida home, and Mrs. 0 . 1.. Tyler of Miami, their inusin and hou»c guest. Mr. Palmer Is Mrs. Ander­ son’* uncle- ami the ladle* *r« her cousins. Saturday, Mrs, Anderson and Miss Let Mr Caldwell of Sanford visited l)r. and Mra. E. I). Brownlee of Zephyrhlll*. lie was critically 111 In Jackson Memorial Hospital, Dade City, and Mrs. Brownlee, of course, was by Ills bedside. Wednesday, Mr*. Anderaon, with Mis* Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Meriwether and Mr. und Mra. George Stine, all of Sanford, attended the funeral service in Zephyrhills of I)r. Brownlee who had been the beloved pastor of Sanford'a First Presbyterian Church for 37 years. Wednesday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Anderaon were guests of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Anderaon Jr., in Orlando, attending the family fellowship supper at the First Presbyterian Church of Orlaodo. Following Die supper they were privileged to hear the concert of the choir of Weitminster College, New Wilming­ ton. Pa. Raymond Anderaon. Penn­ sylvania grandson of the Sen­ ior Anderson*, la a sophomore there, and the Junior Ander­ son* took home for the night two of hil mends, Glen Mains and Douglas Boyd, members of the choir. Over coffee and pie, at the Cherokee Drive home of Ihc Junior Anderson*, they all had a chance to get acquainted. Mrs. Nora C. Norris. Wei-1 come Wagon hostess for the South Seminole area, reports the following new families welcomed recently: Mr. ami Mrs. James P. Kinsey and children. Ksryl j and Jimmy, from Lakeland;] Mr. and Mrs. Barney Miller. | Sherrian, Elizabeth and Sarah Jean from Sanford; Mr. and Mrs. Robb Williams, Michelle and Juvanna from Orlando. Mr. and Mrs. Murrcl Led­ ford and Michael from Plainwell. Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Homer Perkins from Wellsvllle, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs Nick Vargo from Winter Park; Mr. and Mrs. James McElmurry, Steven. Donna, Chris­ tina and Michael from Lans­ ing, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bur­ gess, Tommy, Bobby, Donnie, Mark and Ellen from Orlando; Mr. and Mra. Donald Chris­ tiansen, Donnie, Kathy, Eddie and Glenn from Clalrmont, N. II.; Ur. and Mrs. L. W. Jen­ kins, Lonnie, Cynthia and Mickey from Orlando. Mrs. Wesson MISS Si 11it LG Y JONGS, bride-elect, b it, win* Iiutioml nt u linen shower, recently. With Iter are her mother, Mr*. Ted Jones and back row from left, thu hostesses, MtVsOhi II. Yates and Mrs. Larry McDaniel. (Herald i’hotn) Honored A t By Lovloe Slmunek Mrs. Jerry Wesson, the for­ mer Miss Carol Galloway, was honorrd recently si s baby shower at the home ol Mrs. Calvin Alexander of Wcalhersfleld. Co • hostesses were Mrs. William Spring ami Mrs. Carson Browning. The living room was gaily decorated with baby toys high­ lighted by s hsnd-erocheted baby doll made by the hostess' grandmother, Mrs. P. E. Johns of Cleveland, Ohio. Gills were uniquely presented in a baby car bed and Mrs. Wesson received an array ol hand­ made kimonas, blankets, sleep coats and many other lovely and useful gilts. T V refreshment (able was especially attractive against Its background of pink and white streamers which were draped from ceiling to table. A bouquet of spring flowers cleverly arranged in a minia­ ture high chair formed Die c e n l c r p i e c e . Refreshmenls were mocca ice cream, punch and rake which was decorated with pink and blue bootees. Among the many guests were the honorcc's mother, Mrs, 1). A. Calloway, Mrs Horace Wesson, Mra. Hobert May, Mrs. Jon Wesson, Mrs. R. R. Tope. Mrs. Aids Johns, Mrs. R. II. Judy, Mrs. Marion Dodd, Mrs. Dale Duane, Mrs. Don Barnett, Mrs. June Penland, Mrs. Clarence Brunson, Mrs. Joy Johnson, Mrs. Wil­ liam Howinglon, Mra. Jimmy Carter. Miss Carolyn Baker. Miss Bililr-Jo Buchanan and Miss Adrienne Contibert. Correction By Helm Snodgrass McihIkt* of the WSCS ol Barnett Memorial Methodist Church sponsored a benefit party last week. Mr* Velma Dempsey nt Orange City and N ew Officers Elected By St. Anne Circle New officer* were elected at Hie regular meeting of Die St Anne Circle of the Church nf the Nativity. Mrs. I’cter Den lea was re-elected as chair­ man; Mr*. James Greenwood rraltained Die oilier nf secrc lary and Mr*. William Roger* wa* circled treasurer. A rr|>ort wa* given on the sale nl greeting rardx, the most recent fund raising pro­ ject nf Hie circle. Plan* were made for a hake sale to he held (his iiionlh and u iiiinrgasbord to lie held at a future date. Booths lo he sponsored by the circle at the animal May Festival of the church were also discussed. Mrs. Alma Goodwin, Enter­ prise, were In charge nf the demonstration. Margaret Magrnhcimcr. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Magrnhcim cr underwent a tonsllectoniy lust week. Maic i i s Nutt, son n f Mr. and Mra. Forrest Nutt, had lo spend Thursday night in the Seminole Memorial Hospital as Die result of a fall In which he suffered a broken arm. Mrs. Lillian Long wax guest ol honor at a birthday dinner Sunday at her home. Her hus­ band, Howard, retired pro­ fessional chef, prepared the dinner. Enjoying the affair with them were Mr. and Mra. Robert Smith, Dr Land, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Keller, Mrs. Mickey Young and Borden Koppc of DeLand and Mr. and Mrs. Krccmont Ling a n d daughters, Patsy and Linda ol Enterprise. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Denby and Miss Jean Marie Cunning­ ham of oldsm ar were weekend guest a of Mr. amt Mra. Ed L. Cunningham. Episcopal Mr. and Mra. K. C. Vaughan Jr. ot Wenatchee. Wash., and Women Plan Mr*. B. C. Vaughan ol Green Cove Springs have hern Dio 1houseguesls nf Mr. and Mrs. Election W. L, Tyler. Tlie episcopal Clmrchwoincn Herman Cook, who has been of All Saint* Church in Enter­ spending thr winter in Key prise will meet Ihix Wednes­ West, was an overnight guest day at L‘ pm in the Parish of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hart. He House. was enroute lo his home in Main Item on the business South Bend. Ind agenda will he tin- election of Mr. and Mrs. A. C, Nelson new officers. of Tampa were recent houseElmer Thompson will show guests of Miss Doris Faber. .1 film cntitlrd “ into All the Mr. and Mrs. Bill Foster of World," concerning the work Daytona Hearts were Sunday ili.it Die united thank offerings guests of Itcv. and lira, Fred have accomplished. Foster. IM P ALA l-Door n-Partniger in m in iH w M4MMM... Plans Meeting Thursday Enterprise Personals Stork Shower Home Club The Sanford Home Demon­ stration Club will hold tha monthly meeting this Thurs­ day at 2 p.m. at the Homo Demonstration Center on 23th Street. Topic for the afternoon will be “The Selection of Pots and Pana" and will be given under the direction of Miaa Myrtle Wilson. Members please note the change of dale. The new meet­ ing date is Die second Thurs­ day Instead of the first Thurs­ day of each month. Personals Friends of Mra, Hobert A. Mason will be glad to know Dial she lias returned to lire’ home, 3004 Adams St., after being confined to Orlando Air Pbrcc Base Hospital. She is recuperating from minor sur­ gery. 5060 •OWatW, , ? Maa,GetWiseiPeplip perry a 701 S rue M m t l . low ta M e»f«y. rcy _ . 'aM‘ tl«i.aOwMI| , IW TO, « m t b l w l e i a M Bp. U \tm W tm ta l r r | y o M o rr, try ( M m T a W T i U P , P p a r . A lp firiV U M y ilu rli p e J m M r ' t k t s W i n * . I h a ■'!—lo * -p * r“ le e lle c t you m l * n i l T w in e nW *. N a pep la M S tmm. T>w ££&#jrarm ttwsa IMPALA 4wD«r *P m * m MMWM.MM M llllR M t h M ilt lt i Mr. and Mrs. Dempsey G. 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Underlining the great difficulties facing members o f regulatory com­ missions, Morgan urged the Presi­ dent to select men o f exceptional character. “Ordinary men,” he wrote, "can­ not administer those (regulatory) laws today in the face of pressures generated by huge Industries focused with great skill on and against the sensitive areas of government Or­ dinary men yield too quickly to the present-day urge toward conformity, timidity and personal security.1* Significantly, tha basic problem, according to -Morgan, is not corrup­ tion or dishonesty. Men in public of­ To The Editor fice are, for the m ost p a rt law-abid­ ing, well-intentioned citizens. "But," wrote Morgan, "abandon­ ment of the public interest can be caused by many things, o f which timidity and a desire for personal security are the m ost insidious." Morgan is wrong only in thinking this is a modern problem. It was old when Solon codified the laws of Athens. Nor is it confined to men in government Those in industry and business—also as honest and well-in­ tentioned— are themselves the vic­ tims of countless pressures, “timidity and a desire for security. It is not a problem of good versus evil. It would be much simpler if it were. Yet out o f it often comes much evil—wasted public monies, abused resources, delayed reforms. There is no clear way to combat this "system" save by endeavoring to impart to each new generation the Ideal that persona] integrity is more important than persona] security and popularity. Unfortunately, too few o f us be­ lieve i t A Way Of L ife... Bills have been introduced in Congress — not for the first tim e— that would either reduce or elimin­ ate altogether the withholding of federal income taxes from people's paycheeks. Seasoning behind the bills is that it might awaken Joe Citizen to the fact that an awfully large slice of his earnings goes direct from his employer to Washington. Realizing this, he might demand some sem­ blance of economy in government. A s It is now, the tax extraction is relatively painless. Though 18 per­ cent of a man’s wages, beyond ex­ empted amounts, is withheld, he nev­ er sees It; never having had it, he doesn’t miss i t With the natural hu­ man capacity for rationalizing, our man doesn’t let himself think that the money ever actually was his. He figures his pay only as what he takes home in his pocket Without withholding, ho m ight be shocked back to reality come April 15 when he was required to forward a large bundle o f dollars to Uncle Sam in one fell swoop. That's the way it was in the old days before withholding, but taxes were lower then and the yearly bill was not a great problem for most people. Today, Joe Citizen has become an­ esthetized to taxes through with­ holding. Indeed, one of the object­ ions to withholding when it was first proposed was that it would make tax increases too easy to pass. Subse­ quent history seems to have borne this out. These antiwithholding bills won’t get very far in Congress, of course. Withholding is part of our way of life now. Government is too tightly geared to this continuous income. And the days of low-budget, lowtax government are as vanished as the United States that once was an island isolated by two oceans. Still, it would be Interesting to see what would happen after one year without withholdings. Undoubt­ edly there would be a nation - wide agonizing reappraisal. Despite tho fond hopes of the sponsors of these bills, however, the upshot probably would be not more economy in government and result­ ing lower taxes but a quick return to withholding. Anyone want to hot? Dr. Crane's Worry Clinic CAB1 O-UOi Barley D , aged 14, is the father e f 11year-eld Della weaUoead yes­ terday. "Dr. Crane," he began about •tx months later, "we purchas­ ed a seed typewriter from my ' taken typing In high school, so she Immediately began to pound the keys as she brushed up on her touch typing. "Della grew somewhat envloua so her mother told her she could learn to typewrite if •he'd be very VERY careful, but that typewriters coat a lot of money and are for grown­ ups, not children. "This obvioualy placed more preatlge and distinction on Della's right Is use the me- "For he wee trading It hi far a new machine and the typewriter uleam aa allowed him only $37.00. "So my boss let me ham tha SMehlna for tha same prioe. And It haa been the beet In­ "And my wife procured a vestment 1 think I ever made. wall chart for use In teaching "Flret of all, my wlf# had Della the toueh system. Della OUT OUR WAY page 4 Sanford, Florida Tues., Fsbraury 6 ,1 9 6 8 © J j p H a n f o r d f lje r a t t W aLTW A. OISUIW, (.A M U IT V B N I U B t A U n a e ln s B a i l o r . . . ABU rt'BUIMKM BUWABU B. UMISMOLD A d v .r t l.ln a n i r . c i u r l A i i a k luoKMAKiea Jt'SlV W R k U f.'ounlr KdlUr UualiKM J d . u a , I r im:suA ra sa ss BUIMLKt JOAKS Classified Manager Sestet* Bdllor s e t MKMIM BOTHAM Feelers gat tor m a n ic v o l t o l ib m CUvuUUea Manager a Machaa Isal Sept, IV SW M irT M S Me Week *23 2 fir m . M e I M oaths I S. Postal fleguteUeag proslds that aU I .so t Month p a is l a a sv a a a e . 11149 l Tear M l a Meatha M« I Mentha !.»• I Month euhnertptloae b Letters WE STILL SAY, NO MATTER HOW THIN YOU SLICE IT-! And this Pot of Gold Is not visions let's vision a nice Sorry, so bnsy over the whlto sand beach aU along weekend having some of that at the end of a canal-digging the lake front (Monroe) In­ stuff rob off on me that Mr. rainbow but here In our own stead of sn oily, mussy in­ Krider doesn't believe the backyard. This myopia alao applies dustrialized lake front. Re­ largest sport fishing for shad on the Atlantic Seaboard to Mr. Krider's map reading creation, you know. People traveled as far hunt­ as the northern (around your produces. ing and fishing in I960 as elbow to your thumb) route He should take a look at the 10 fishing camps on tha U the one that passes by my Colonel Glenn would have in river now, as against three camp. Not the southern (shsd 100 years had he stayed in orbit—13.2 billion miles. San­ to IS years ago. Where are on the table, money in Semi­ the figures on what the canal nole County’s pocket) route ford la missing a bet In not which passes about ooa mile pushing the marina on the wiU actually produce? lake front RCA from the Cape staged west of my camp. “ He that would make good Would like to call attention their own private little shad derby—personnel morale, you to the (act that this sport use of an part of hla life know I Fishing and ro creation fishing has been advertised must allow a large part of —Is this why industries are in sports column, feature ar­ it to recreation" (apologies ticles and front page news in to Dr. Caleb King Sr.). coming here? Yes. Four billion dollars wai papers from Miami to MonWould probably have been butler if someone could per­ ckton, N. B., Canada and s i spent by 30 million citizens suade the Chamber of Com­ far west as Chicago. The list on hunting and fishing in merce to put on their signs Includes such papers as Mi­ I960. Figures from U. S. Deat Bunnell and tha city limits ami Herald, St. Pete Inde­ pirtmcnt of Interior, Fish (cost to the Uspaytre M00 pendent, Tampa Tribune, San­ and Wildlife Service and a year) ona little Una: “Try ford Herald, Orlando Sentinel, Bureau of Sports Flibcrlea. S. B. (Jim ) Crow# our shsd fishing Jan. 1 Florida Tlmaa-Unloa, Norfolk (Ed. note: John Krider Ledger-Dispatch, Washington through April IS." And then I would have had Dally Newi, Washington Pott, said today plans for the law time to wonder where New York Timet, Chicago proposed canal are only In John got an his misinforma­ Tribune and others too num­ Ihrlr tentative stage. No tion. True, I am not an en­ erous to mention, all at no site has been selected. In gineer. But you don't have coat to the taxpayer of San­ the early plaining there to be to know that tha short­ ford and Seminole County. was talk of a millage but e st distance between two But still bo word on the it appears cotta can be Chamber of Commerce bill­ horn* by revenue bonds.) points la a straight line. boards. I'm not so sure on the (Quote) “Now If all Inter­ habitat? But would be accept the U. 8. Bureau of Fisheries ested perries are sincere’’ a s an authority? Th*7 along (unquote) and want • canal with tha Conservation Depart to Canaveral the deep water Too many people ere In­ ment and Game and Fish port, where commercial traf­ Commission wont on record fic will go. clined to lump all Iron Cur­ Let's do e UtUo mathema­ tain countries together. Forlast year opposing tha dredg lag of the river from Lake tics. A straight line la the tunately for the West, Poland Harney to Lake Monroe end shortest distance between two definitely is a crack in the this was only for removing points. This ia the southern Iron Curtain. In fact, it now ■even amen bars. Not dredg­ route, Sanford to Canaveral serve* aa a very valuable wining 130 fast wide aad U feat through Jesaup. Draw a right dew into the Communist sys­ triangle, Sanford and Candeep. That I thought the 11-mlle avert on the hypotenuse. The tem. canal sits would damage tha other legs are the northern —Rep. Robert P. Griffin, RMlch., after trip to Poland. shad fishing. What I rosily route. The difference is as think is that I would be will- five to seven. With the sou­ If we can produced enough lag to pay tho two-mill raise thern route the shortest. Is someone hunting the properly guided men we won't in taxes, which I am reliably informed is the amount it shortest route, Mr. Taxpayer? need guided missiles . . . I will cost for the next 30 years Or are they trying to use you ant not willing to accept a me­ or so, if John and his canal­ (two mills on our tax bill chanical solution to a human digging buddies will start at for 30 or 40 years) as a patsy problem. Indian River and dig a 11- for a real estate development — Marine commandant Gen. mlle canal and keep their for Volusia and Brevard David M. Shoup. bands off tho shsd fishing Counties? If not, why go from Lake Monroe to Lake around your elbow to get to Harney, Central Florida's your thumb? CUSTOM MADE best natural non-freeslng as­ Or do they just have a fix­ set. ation on destroying one of 1 admire John’s vision of the most beautiful stretches large bodies of water tor of the St. Johns, the one that A u ro . fishing, boating, duck bunting was perhaps the inspiration TO PS and eveu water for our grow­ for Frederick Delius to write 8AVIN08 ing cities. But I'm afraid be the “Florida Suite." has, in these visions, over­ Your* (or a canal AND our looked the Pot of Gold, that beautiful St. Johns River AUTO GLASS! la our best noo-freexing asset, with Ua shad fishing. and Scat Cover Co. the shsd fishing from Like Jim Crowe 394 W. 2nd 322-8032 Monroe to Harney. PS: While v e are having Quotes Peter Edson Political WASHINGTON— (NEA) — Though it is scarcely mention­ ed in President Kennedy’s first three major messages to Congress, a lot of labor legis­ lation might be stirred up in this session o f Congress. AFL-CIO President George Meany haa in the pest oppos­ ed opening up existing labor laws. He fears this would loose a Pandora’s box of amendmento which would only make a bad situation wore., ending with more troubles for unions. The big organisation'! legis­ lative counsel, former Wiscon­ sin Congressman Andrew J. lilrmlller, points out, however, that labor favors repeal of Landrum-Griffln Act restric­ tions on picketing end TaftHartley Section 14-B which permlU the eU tes to enact their own rlght-to-work lews. Union legislative programs also favor expansion o f mini­ mum wage law coverage to more workers. And Biemlller believes first efforU may be made this year to obUIn the 3S-hour work week hy law, ss well s i by collective bargain­ ing. One of the thing* labor may have most to fear In this ses­ sion e f Congress Is that the major strikes of longshore­ men, newspaper employes, air­ craft and missile workers now idling over 100,000 men will result In the Introduction of much new restrictive legisla­ tion. Labor Secretary W i l l a r d Wirt* admits the administra­ tion is considering proposals which would permit the gov­ ernment to move Into major lee. The Plumley program op­ poses changes In Teft-Hertiely disputes more rapidly urd with more power to effect set­ tlements in the public lntarset. Thera have been no decisions announced yet on what the President might propose to Congress. One difficulty la that mediation procedures euthoriied by existing Uw have been used eo much that they have been dulled aud loat their effectiveness. Job security, or loss of em­ ployment from automation, is one of the major isaura In current disputes. Neither the union* nor management has yet com* up with any satis­ factory suggestions for laws that might ease the problem. Rep. Elmar J. Holland, D -P s, of tha House Labor committee is planning an exhaustive In­ vestigation of the issue thli picked It up eo feat It surpris­ ed both of tu. "And not only did the send frequent letters to her doting grandmother, but aha began to typewrite d a ia reports for bar 0th gratia. “Her mark*, which had pre­ viously barely averaged *8,* now were mostly in the ‘A' bracket. And Della developed a much greater Intersil In arhool subjects, too. “Later, her clese decided to put on a little play, ao Della even volunteered to type the various speak log parts for the different actors ami aclreesea. “Her teacher gave her extra credit, too, for this additional home work. "And now Della la helping her Sunday School teacher type IS copies, with carbons, of a weekly Bible Test, ntlng your suggestions about the 4 —answer questions. "So Della has changed Into a real devotee of education. She is the ally of her public school teacher and the main­ stay of bar Sunday School teacher, as wall. “ In additioa, she has decided alio wants to be a teacher or a writer, eu she has begun to plan far ahead regarding a lifetime career. "When you consider that ell of the*, changes are baaed on a mere |87.30 which 1 paid my boas for that need typewriter, It seems to be unequalled edacations I insuraaee, a h l” Cellege Insuraaee Yes, there ere various forms of auperb college insurance. For example, you eaa buy regular collage insurance pol­ icies from your local Ufa in­ Organised labor leaders still surance agent. liut if your child flunks out beck Kennedy's broad pro­ of high school or develops a grams en general principles, hostile attitude toward furtbor but they differ with him on education, that youngster wiU not care to use tho college in­ Memorial surance policy, anyway. QKb Bo It Is always smart to add a few extra cultural aide to HEART your home, even while tha RESEARCH children are In grade school. Gratefully These tools Include a Bible, Accepted dictionary, encyclopedia, atlas, ■EMIN O L E . D e B A E T flash cards aad typewriter. COUNCIL • o seed lor my booklet, P. a BOX "Row To Tutor Your Child A t Route," enclosing o stamped, SANFORD, FLA. return envelope, plus SO cehta. 108 Notebook details end execution. Union leaders are as dissatisfied with the President'* State of the Union, budget and eco­ nomy messages as are tha or­ ganisations representing bJg business — though for com­ pletely different reasons. Baslness spokesmen think the iTesIdent goes too far. La­ bor spokesmen think he does­ n't go far enough or feat enough. AFL-CIO le for a $3 billion tax cut In the lowest Income brackets this year. The fS bil­ lion cut offered by the Presi­ dent i* considered too email to do any good In reducing un­ employment. W. P. Ouliander, president of tho National Association of Manufacturers, oppose* t h o President's proposal to split the lowest income tax bracket and asks for a go-slow policy on tax revision In tha interests of sounder economic growth. U. B. Chamber of Commerce President Ladd Plumley has announced a 10-polnt labor legislation program for his or­ ganisation. It call* for putting unions under the antitrust laws, re­ form of the National Labor Relations Board, amendment of Walsh-Healy and BaeonDavla acta, permitting tha U. S. secretary of labor to eat wage floors on government contracts, full state control of unemployment lauranee and the U. 8. Employment Serv­ ice. The Plumley program op­ poses changes In Taft-Hartley emergency strike provision* and limitation on state rlghtto-work laws. Expansion of YV\rr> W a y minimum wage law coverage and equal pay for women alee are opposed. Sen. John L. McClellan, DArk., he* reintroduced his bill to put transport unions under antitrust law control. Labor leaders claim It would affect other unions too, and oppose It. Sen. Barry Ooldwater, RArts., haa introduced a sweep­ ing labor-management reform bill to curb union bargaining and political power which la­ bor would fight on every de­ tail, bringing on a long hard fight in an already overloaded Congress. Matter Of Fad Here Is a term to add to those such as: polygamy monogamy and bigamy—henogamy. This word denote* the custom by which one, and on­ ly one member of a family or stock Is permitted to mar­ ry. Thus among Nambutiri Brahmins of Malabar the eld­ est son alone marries to keep the family property intact and to prevent Ha disintegra­ tion by partition which the marriage of younger brothers might necessitate. Of late, it has become quite common to discuss the poetIbiiity of organised life on other planets. Ix fact, such discussions have become M common that recently a word was coined to describe an Intelligent social order out­ side our solar system. The word, “esoeoclety." U fnaVw m o n e y “ Put (four mo Ihq to jo You can o n to / extra Income From savings dollars at work In your profit-producing savings account here with us* It's a nice way to mako m o n e y , steady, safe ana liberal* Every dollar that you NEWCOMPACT J S i^ |M M E IIM n i! Iran rear M W is Mg sas ewrierta v w Oort's gri now to Ba. aad Owe ssan S U T S ■rises*. Ti eerth ri UagnisB-Mato . That's mm Is seen. Thri*s0srt. Qm Met nwiOsrt Is m hacked to r ja r jS F — mL Q gC T M B should be earning its best,-w hy taka lass I Seminole County Motors, Inc. SANFORD. FLA 4 �Vf\t Close One For Cind United r r t w bteraaU oaal U luck appears to be on the tide of highly rated Cin­ cinnati, Illinois and Georgia Tech, remember it's the “year of the rabbit." Top-ranked Cincinnati, held to a two-point lead at half­ time, defeated upset-minded Drake, 71-60, Monday night for the Bearcat*' 30th conse­ cutive victory. Drake clicked on only 8 of 29 ihota In the second half. Illinois, ranked fourth, hung ★ ★ on for t 104-101 triumph over Indiana in a battle for the Big Ten Conference lead, while the No. 8 Georgia Tech Engineers eked out « 50-49 decision over William and Mary. Cincinnati, which was forc­ ed into overtime before beat­ ing Drake last Thursday, had visions of a similar outing ★ Bearcats Hold ^ mB ^ 02754449 It ■ ■ when the score was tied seven times in the first half before the ’Cats giincd a 40-33 edge at Intermission. Ron Bonham poured in 31 points for Cincinnati and teammate Tcm Thacker scor­ ed 19 to provide the Bearcats with their seventh straight Missouri Valley Conference victory. McCoy McLemorc Strikes . . . Spares were three 600 series. The top By John A. Spolakl From here on In, you'll be mail was Hurry's Liquors John NEW YORK (UPl>-ClnclnnatJ, Loyola of Chicago, Duke constantly rrminded of "Time Fry who exploded with a 220. and Illinois dominated the Out For Fun." I guarantee Lake Monroe Inn's Hurry (the United Press International m a­ you, it'll be on# of the beet Pendulum) Pentecost had hi jor college basketball ratings ehowi FOR THE WOMEN series, n HtIt. The other ‘‘Big today, with the unbeaten Bear (Dices 'era All!) that has ever Boys" shooting u 200 average cats unanimous first • place coma to the Sanford area. during the league play wa» You’ll b# seeing lovely mod­ Larry Pivec who hud a 611 choices for the s e v e n t h els from New York City . . . nnd Dependable DePalmn with straight week. Cincinnati, which has won the Lester Lanin Trio . . . hi* DOT. 18 games this season and 36 famous dance team—Heller A Ill NOONERS—If memory In a row< over the last two cam­ Helene . , , the latest hair serves me correctly we were paigns, was the No. I pick of stylings , . . and a real hand­ saying In lust week’s column all 33 coaches who comprise some lug, A rt Mathew#, alto that J.etha Ward was doing the DPI rating board. Loyola, of TV A Broadway fame. reel well lately. Well, the All of this, here at Jet sumo story again In print unbeaten In 20 games, held the second spot for the seventh Lanes on Thursday, March 7th cause she hud high gume, a at 9:30 a. m. straight week. 180. Miry Jane Gorton was Well, lemma ate! We had a high in the series department Duke, which has lost two of 17 games, and Illinois, beaten fine turn-out for our Charles with a 409. twice in 15 starts, remained Music Co. Sunday Sweeper. HOLLER MOTOHS/NAVY Blatter of fact, these are WIVES — Charlotte Bassett third and fourth, respectively, while Ariiona State U. held tha * Bombers" who struck 174 (after all, she couldn't let on to fifth place and Georgia more often as a result, walked her husband steal the spot­ home very happy and with a light ululic this week, could Tech remained sixth. Colorado moved from eighth couple of bucks. she?) and Pat Sipley with u Heard quite a few of the 501 series. into seventh place, swapping positions with Stanford, while folks already makln' their SHOUTING STABS—Betty Mississippi Stale advanced plana on takin’ part In this Allen (Harold'* Garage) took from 11th to ninth and Oregon coming Sunday's Scotch Dou individual honors with her State slipped from ninth to bias. 178/506 combo. I suppose th at's because of 10th. BILL 11E3! PH ILL MOTORThe ratings are based on tha exceptional turn-out last ETTKS—Gee, when was the games played through Satur- Sunday . . . and It waan't even last time we had Evelyn Mills' day, Feb. 2, and do not take in­ publicised. You remember, we name listed here? And to top to account Monday night ac­ had over 38 couples. It off, she cupped both honors tion Involving Cincinnati, Il­ Well, anyway, Just cause with A IHg/473. Attn girl, linois, Arizona State U., Geor­ you’vo asked us for It we're Evelyn I gia Tech, Colorado and Missis­ going to sta rt tha Scotch Dou PINECBEST INN—Again, bles a t 8 p* m .. , * again a t 7 It waa one person taking full sippi Stale. The fight for the national and the final tquad a t 9 p. m measure of our new pins. Con­ Moat Importantly . . . first gratulations to Dot Johnson title now appears to be strict ly a case of who can (lay un place again carries a minimum for her 212/498. beaten between Cincinnati, the of |50l BALL A CHAIN—Betty Al­ The St. John’a Realty team len (1’m gonna find out what'a pre-season choice, and Loyola. The Bearcats have six games In the Sandspnra Friday are her aecrct!) was high with u left to play starting with Brad nlng league were the league 203/661 and Bill Sharp tried ley on Saturday. In all, five of leaden In the forma of Elean real hard to keep up the pres­ their remaining games are or Anderson and Jean Mon­ tige of the men with a 206/ ggainat Missouri Valle) rivals. roe. Jean had high game with 636. Loyola, on the other hand, a 101 and Eleanor took aeries JE T BOWLER-ETTES — haa only one tough assignment with her 479. Tho Individual spotlight ns our In its alx remaining games— Gee but that Jim Altman Ruwler of the Week must cer­ and that comes on March 2 continues to roll a hot ball. tainly go to Elaine Kuutivul. against llth rankcd Wichita. Laat Friday ha continued hla Bowling for the Toy Corral, Duke also has sis games left "pin bom bin'" aa he led the Elaina iitorrally clobbered the on its regular schedule before men In the Sanford H enld Mr. pins to the fantastic tuna of competing In the Atlantic A Mra. League with a 198 hi 263/030 aeries. HOW ABOUT Coast Conference Tournament. gamo and Blaetln' Bill Basaatt THAT, HUH I (Got any time stole series by totaling 685. left for private t u t o r i n g , Elaine Koatlval’o 183/818 oer- Elaine?) ies was good 'nuff to lead all WILSON - MAIER WOM­ of tha charming ladles. AN'S SCRATCH — Ml Donat Let's hop scotch with tha 217 A Ruth Phillips 609. other league leaders and try W ell bo looking for all of to cover as many of tha o tan you to romo on out this SunStenstrom Realty strength­ aa space permits. da a t the new time—6 p. m. ened their lead in tha HI* JE T LANES KEGLER8 . . . for tha sta rt of the Sunday noonera league when they Don Kallmyer bounced back won three point# from tha into print again with hla 245/ •vaning Scotch Double*. . . . Remember, $60 guaranteed for second place C. P. O. Wives. 888 winning duo. Hey, th at’s a first place. Mar-Loti Restaurant won mighty big score, amigo. One night earlier, also In throe points from Gnpovillo SPARE R I B B E R S — L. Nursery) Shoemaker Con- Moore shot the Big one, a 204 the curly evening hour of 9 •traction also won throe which waa tied by Mr. Klomp p. m., Moonlight Bowling con­ points from Nationwide In- who atao took aeriaa with a tinues to offer lot* of fun nnd prises. Come on out. ■uranee; and the Mayfair Inn 634split thsir points M , with 8UNDAY NITE MR- A M. A R. Bar. MRS. — Shirley Ryan and The baby 3-10 split fell for Marti Jo ri wars tope for the Teona Armao, Celola De- gala with a 183 A 474 respecPalma, Olga Mirelea, and tlvely. Leading tha o t h e r Carolyn 8allee. Louie# Caden- "Mlstera" wore Ed Korean— head, Marie Claoweki , and 191 A Bob Guthrie's 644. STAKES Gertruda Nopper converted NURSES—Jordcn had a 157 tha 8-7. Mary Elmore and Kit­ A Harper shot a 379. ty Purdy converted the 4-B-7| CITY LEAGUE — This lea­ Gertrude Nopper, and Mary gue produced 84 game* of 200or-hlghcr scores and thsre Tomaleeki tha 8-8-10. Stenstrom Gains In Hi-Nooners topped Drake with 17. Illinois held a 13-point lead, M-73, with about seven min­ utes remaining when Indiana caught lire to narrow the gap. The total o( 203 points for both teams was tops for the Big Ten Conference this season. All live Illinois starters hit in double figures, with Tal Brody scoring a high of 22 points. Tom Bolyard tallied 33 in Indian's losing effort. The victory left Illinois with a 30 conference record and dropped the Hooilcrs from se­ cond to fourth place with a 3-2 mark. Georgia Tech, trailing 2318 at the half, ’ al#cd its record I to 17-1 only becaus Dave I Hunter’s 30 fool shot for Wil­ liam and Mary «•! the final ; buzzer hit the front rim and , bounced away, j Tho Engineers hit on only j 2D per cent of their shots, but ' John Herbert niaite the most I of this inaccuracy with a Tech high of 12 points. Hunt­ er scored ID points for W&M. Mississippi State tied Geor­ gia Tech for the Southeastern Conference load by swamping Tula no, 91-73, in a league game. Tito ninth-tanked S tat­ ers, held to a 37-37 intermis­ sion tic, broke loose in the second half as Letand Mit­ chell led the way with a game total of 29 points. Jim Kcrwin, the leading scorer In the SEC, paced Tulane with 27 points. Sunford journeys to Wildwood tonight In h o p e i of breaking its .500 record this year. In other county games, Oviedo meets neighbor, ing Lyman. Tho Seminole# will be going into tonight’s tilt with un 8-8 mark ns the season nears the homo SEMINOLE HIGH School stn rters for tonight'# tilt iignlnst Wildwood nro bnck row, left to right, B arry Burk*, Butch Riser and Ken Tyre. F ront row, Don MeMurrny and Dave McGIHIs. (Herald Fhoto) Nicklaus Top Phoenix Choice SOKC Stakes Entries Set Mickey Wright Outdoes Self In Sea Island Play now racing! HMNESS as4 M M IH NOME • • • • • SINI3T(HANDSTAND IN CUfTSALHOClOA PAVID 8800 CAS PAMIMO AHA MOOtRN AllTAUftAMT FACILITY 8IMOOIUO CUJIHOUII m *4 LOUNOC N IN IIACI8 NtOMTlV IXCIPT 6UNOAY PAII MUTUn . DART DOUAU - OUW IIlAf MIDWAY IITW IIN SANTORO AND ORLANDO HWY. 17 *2 NIGHTLY DOES IT INCLUDE THE COST OF LABOR? DOES IT COVER EXPENSIVE PARTS? IS IT TRANSFER­ ABLE W HEN YOU SELL THE CAR? V*. I lien- ix almiilulely no charge for labor and part*. For the entire life of the warranty, should any ilrfeet in material nr workmanship occur on the parti covered by ilm war­ ranty, it will not cost you one cent to have this de­ fect corrected. Absolutely! It rovers the major power train rompiiunit*—the engine him k and its internal parts, the automatic transmission and ita iiitrmal parts, the rear axle. Throo utn part* that would normally cost you plenty o[ money to replace or repair. W». As long us llm car has Ihtii serviced at rea­ sonable intervals accord­ ing to Hi# I'lvmouth-Valiaiit Certified Car Caro schedule*, the warranty can lit- pu**rd on to the new owner- Think what that will do tn the resale value of your Valiant! 8:10 EXCEPT SUNDAY Briffht, Sunny MATINEES “It’* More Fun To Watch Th* Hr*) hound* Run" WEDNESDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 2 P, M . Thursday la Ledks Night | Berry! No Mtears I ( ji l a H c k KLNNF.I OVsus Amhsrti*# 1*1, ms-rOt-VstlS'* DmIsCs WsrroMr so* I'setl lx msWilil »x* -#>SxixnsSiwXHS ISSl urs hs* Ssxx l-s a -v M W If* ‘uitt («#• rwJwntxf a, xHhsut charge fur -*>■ ____1 ftiU la w . Hi S >*ari ai W/MO milee. aOachror rx-nea # r*. ex tha ,n«lnx alack. heeS IM internal M rtj: Ira'S* fxsaon caea and Ma-nal M l* (••OuU.na manual elute n) U r s a can.artar. S'lra »XsU. uMatrs*) S»M* (e-L'uilinf Seal c s.a -il. leaf atle an# iI-MatarXIal, ah* nor sheaf baeonsa. sxrifcM Iha n h k le ha* tasn s to s s S *1 isssanabi* M srv ts sns'ding I* tha f^siswUs-ValisfX CwUAsS Car Can tchaSSa*. BRASS MOTORS CLUB Highway 17*12 Midway Between Sanford k Orlando stretch. Expected to -U rt for the lo­ cal* w'll be high scoring Mika Woodruff, Butch lliser, Barry Burks, David McGillis and Don MrMurray. Oviedo, spoiling the best record in the county, plays a weak Lyman team. Expected to start for Oviedo will be Jimmy DcSIiazo, Jim ­ my Courier. Ted Belllmrn, Danny Kirkland and Mickey Tetinsky, For Lyman, the nod will go to Donnie Smith, Blit To!son, Gene Griffin. Jim Shus­ ter and Cliarlcs Asher. First Federal Upsels WTRR in the opening game of Biddy loqp play First Federal upset WTRR 39-33 in a game that waa not decided until the final burrer. Bobby l.umlqulst scored 26 for u losing cause and Rick Fordhani dumped in 17 for the winners. StrlcklandMorrison outhus(led Hobson's Sporting Good* 27-23 In a game that »iw the lead change hands m a n y tinici. Bill Schmidt scared 14 ta lead the vvinnrri ami Larry l.imtscy had nine for Bullion's. Sanford Electric held on to Hie league lead by defeating second place Day and Night Grill 39-26. Billy Miller acorcd 14 for the winner* and Kenny Hinson also had 14 for the losers. A strong Sanford Atlantic tram held off a stubborn Standard Oil five to wtn by 3724. Mctt Morgan led the bank­ er* with to amt Billy lligglnboUiam paced the loser* with eight. In 3fen's League play VAIf3 defeated O. K. Tire 40 31 aa Monroe ted Hie iroring with 13. VAH-11 won a close 48-47 game from the Marines In the feature game. Coaches Two STANFORD. Calif. (U I'D Dutch Fell ring, head baseball coach at Stanford University, also will serve as an assistant to head football coach John Ralston next autumn, it was announced Monday by athletic director Al Master. Tonight's Raceway Entries TONIGHTS ENTRIES FIRST RACE—4000 T ro t winner of $1,70* In 1M2. 1. Joe Van C. (A. Huffman) 2. Snow Volo (F. Bodice) 3. Ice Capade (R. Huber) 4. Rodney Ranger (H. Ralph) 3. Bin Gallon (R. Muntz) 0. Insophrre (A. Beaton) 7. Star Santa (M. Bliss J r.) SECOND RACE — $390 ra c e , noo n inner* of $800 la 1802. t. April Surprise (51. Pusey) 2. Pep Song (A. Willey J r.) 3. Spirit of Georgia (J- Win* Kurd) 4. 1’eggy Frio (V. Cowger) 5. Bobby BraInerd (S. O'Neil) 6. Chief's Oal (5. Twcedle) 7. Cambridge Lady (G. Mat* lucci) THIRD RACE—8300 QuarterHorse maidens, 2-year-olds, 300 yards. 1. lams' Legend (P. Moore) 2. Winnie Cole (No rider) 3. Nona's Band (G. Johnson) 4. Smoky Mist (No boy) 3. Cactus Misty (B. Wright) 6. Beggar Bobby (G. Johnson) 7. Starlitc Spark (S, William­ son) FOURTH RACE — $300 Paco, non-winners of $2,500 In 1902. 1. Mis* Creed (W. Robinson) 2. Kilroy Pick (J . Bailey) 3. Eric's Blaze (R. Muntz) 4. Symbol Chief (S. O’Nell) 3. All Volo (C. Jordan) fl. Parkle Hal (D. Cater) FIFTH RACE-8300 QuarterHorse, 350 yard*, 3-year-olda and up. 1. Lou Jet (No rider) 2. Sad Jac (S. Williamson) 3. Little Joe Klee (No rider) 4. Sugar Bar Dex (If. Wikoff) 5. Rosa Ev'a Pa (G. Johnson) 0. Illaza Bay Reed (B. Wright) MEADORS M A R IN E • C r e e l lin e r Ilo a ln • Mercury Motors • The Aluminum Boat For The Ftahcrman 2101 S. French Are. FA 2-1392 It Goes . . • EV ER Y ­ FACTS ABOUT VALIANT’S NEW WARRANTY* Post Tim 8 PJUL RA CIN G Srralh Tues. Feb. 5, '63—Pnge B Sanford Plays Wildwood Five PALM SPRINGS. Calif. — here. Hie only title to escape tour before tie hit the Jack­ (UP!)— Jack Nicklaus and them was the San Francisco pot here. other members of golf's "bin Lucky InlrrtiHtional, won by He had won only $2,663 in four tournaments before he five” left the California gold \etcrsn darkle Burke. rush today heading tor Ari­ The other member of the picked up the first place check zona in tho hope of striking "big live," Gene l.iltlrr. hu>. here Monday by firing a beautiful, six-undcr-par 63 to aatlher b itu n ta . » n’t won yet. But he finished trounce Player by eight The National Open king off the Palm Springs event strokes. subdued Gary Player with by shooting the lowest round "t said earlier (hat tt would such case in the playoff for of the tourney, a 61—and ap­ t«c ridiculous for me to win the Palm Springs Golf Classic pears ready to step Into title here with a laid leg." said championship Monday that lie competition in Arizona. Nicklaus. "And it still goes. automatically takes on the The five men, in addition mantle of favorite to win Hie to winning four or five titles, I was lucky. I didn't play nearly as well here as I have Phoenix Open starting Thur- have captured 3.VI.U23 of the in many oilier lournamenl*,'' day. 32to,two In purses offered. lie had blown a five-stroke With five tournaments un­ With nearly luu pros on the lead on Sunday during the der their belts, the touring winter (our, that leaves slim professionals have watched pickings for the rest of the fifth round of the tournament. He had Iwcn fading hi* tee members of the "big five" crew. shots so badly (hat he even Nicklaus, wlio at one lime All sixteen entries tor the i win four of them. Arnold a»krd advice Irani his wife— had decided to skip Palm ! Palmer won at Los Angck-s, semi-flnuls in the running of who doesn't piny golf. tin* Hccoiid annual Racing Player at San Diego, Billy Springs because of bursitis But when lie got Into (he Queen Stake Wednesday night Casper the Crosby at Peb­ in his hip, hud l>ecn having playoff Monday a g a i n s t ble Beach, and then Nicklaus a rough year for him on the at the Saufurd-Orlungo Ken­ Player, everything was pre­ nel Club have been unite unced cision. He bird led the first by Racing Secretary It. C. hole with a 10-foot putt and "I'itay" Williamson. never looked back, lie out­ Queen* going to the pest 111 drove Player by as much as Wednesday night'# eighth 50 yards on many hole*. ruca are Opal -Mae, Sweet When Gary blew out of Colleen, Pretty's Best, Tipsy contention by taking a tripleDixie, Braille, New Hit, Little bogey seven on the 12tli hole SEA ISLAND, Ga. (UPD— over a field of 28 other pro­ as be buttled the palm lice*, Ithonda and Toni Duivti Jack Just roasted in. Queens in tho ninth event Blonde Mickey Wright usual­ fessional* and 0 amateurs. "H 's easy when you have are Ahieguil Sue, Bonnie ly plays one of her best games She put togrltier nines of Abbe, Bucket's Circus, La in the annual Sea Island Golf 33 and 49 to wind up with | a six-stroke lead." said Nicka 31-holc total of 212, ten laus. "I sank Hirer long putts Gina, Casnudra, Texas Lace, Invitational tournament. She strokes better than runnerup nnd after that I was just Daring Duilcno and Lou Ha­ outdid herself Monday. Until Jessen of Bonsai, Calif.. trying to get close." voc. Ignoring high winds and Mis* Jessen, four strokes off Even with Hie six-shot ad­ Tho first four to finish in each contest will battle it out bitter raid, she shot a 73, In­ tla- pace going Into Monday's vantage, the one-time Uhlo in the Baring Queen Stake cluding u holc-lnonc, to win round, had a 79 for the final Stale athlete never let up. Player, taking a trimming, tlic tournament for the fourth action. final <ni Saturday night. lime tn five years by a lo­ continued to fight and bintMurk* IJndstroin of CKAPE Next week the Racing King Girardeau, Mu„ also had a 79 led the 17th and I8U1 holes. Stake will follow tho same st rukc margin. ‘Tills has got to be lira Monday but finished tlic over­ But Nicklaus blrdled lit# I7lh schedule while the Kinggreatest three rounds I've all (day with a 227. Gloria and engird Hie tath — each Queen Championship Is sche­ willi 33-foot putts. He had a duled for Saturday, Feb. 23. ever put together," said the Armstrong of Oakland, C alif. long hitting Dallas, Tex., girl. was one stroke back at ztu final D3 against two-over par Lust February the Baring "Everything JuM seemed to and Shirley Englehorn. Sixth- 73 for Flayer. King Stake was won by Or­ go right." She had rounds of a no, Wash., and Marlene The victory was worth 10,ville Mosps Fathrm and he 7 3 . C 9 a m t 7 0 . Hauer Haggc, Florham Park, noo to Hie nrw- champion and heads a fust field in tonight's She pocketed 51,000 to prize N. J., both hud 231*. tl.ouo to tlic runner up. featured ninth race. A victory money for the tournament "And we want it definitely Veteran Betsy llavvls of would probably cinch a spot marking the start of the Spurtanlnirg, S. C., came understood," the two men for hlin in tha King Stake 1933 I-adie* Professional Golf next with a 233. chorused after Hie battle, lineup. The speedy 117-pound Association (LPGA) tour. Ml*s Wright's ace came on "lliat we didn't split the brtndle has already triumph­ There never was any doubt the 133 ) *rd par 3 fifth hole. purse. We never have and ed in one main event and ha about Ml** Wright's victory Site used a 7-iron. never will." finished second in his last two Grade A stalls. Opposing the Moses star tonight will l>e Sarasota Egg King, Midterm, Ed's Tango Dancer, Meinhcrly, E r m a Eastman, Mona Meuna and Sock Tray. RACING QUEEN SEMI-FINALS Twaorrow £ f Night •anfurh 200 Bast Commercial St, — Sanford W H ERE ONLY Gallon INTERIOR ACRYLIC LATEX Dralgaed far u s os bath axteriar and interior aarfaca, including- cinder-black, rowers t a block, wa Bboard, piaster, brick, stucco and previously painted metal and wood. • On* coal cover* moat aurface*. • • • • • Can b« recoated la 2 hours. Apply by brush, npray or rotter. Easy bruahlnf. Driaa to a beautiful flat finish. Driaa In SO mlnutea. GATOR IIIMBK COMPANY 700 S. F re n c h A ve. P h . F A 2-7121 �Legal Notice HE’S STILL UNPBRTVl* T B fS V/HERB VDO SAVE US THE LECTURE THIS Z HAVE, CHAPLAIN HAS ANYONE . SEEN BEETLE a M O RN IN G ANP THEY > SAY NOTHING IS PERMANENT IN THIS j ___ K out o f you ARBNOU ftTIU K X W J S O J R B jr IN T H E B<G , VUMW T V eW A C IQ H M TG m H * th a t ^ w kat 'W A » / v e x r v e GanOVEBP KEEP sm ?m u it A W B O P / W AMT ^TO W A T C H ?/ S,ZAO H0U£6GIN THIG TDMTJ AN P H E H A D TD 0 6 BORN IN T H E C N B N ex n D M IN G . WHAT"ACMCE a / KNUTDHXLN6 ALWAYS GAVE Hft TEAM BEJOK6 A BIG GAMEr v NO— W HAT WM>-ITY WHEN IN DOUBT, 5T 0M P / / F66UNQ CL'KNOTS RDCKNB f t B0NG MISGLXJTBO. )’ ucu OsMM FUNNY! THAT D ID N 'T W O R K V E IT H E R / ^ T R Y T A LK IN G THINKING ABOUT . R E T IR E M E N T / , hOU HUNG -« U P ? •—* WE^REAIL THROUGH ' - r NOW r ' r I CAM /SHOW VOU ” A BOOK THAT WILL CHANGE >. Y O U R \ MIMDJ } 2 -S OUR BANK DAuwOPO VJiLLHhl WHAT WOULD -Wj YOU AND MARGIE * DO IP THE * T EL E PH O N E ^ WAD N E V E R J , BEEN -O S INVENTED YJ BACK AND A S K H ER c H ic rrr c o rn r. t o r ATE . FI.(Ill M X . ■A i i k a c k m v a o , laaaa NINTH F U D K R A I. KA VINOS ANTE I/IA N ASSOCIATION. » corporal Inn o ru n n lied and r il.L lu u undrr the I n * , o f tha Ciilted S t a t e , o f Am erica, P la i n t i ff . I H A V £ A « 6*IE A K y c o n cu k w v ru n M ATH J IT H C M I, r i H C I IT IA (A ll F o il aElW I AIH.EJ TODAY r u GO STACK* . BAVINS / LOONY/ J S V WORLP / W AR? WHAT 6 OU.V/ 6TARK* RAVINS LOOS'// ^ - y - HAPPY TO ? JURABYSirENlfH V e >A- LITTLE U*A l Tw v wm,lS w e go s h o p p in g W - \\P tM Y r HI,WIN If. IttBFF.1, and P i r T LU1S J. I t l E F K L hla w ife. H efendanta no tice: o k « i it T O t niAVIN H. HIKFKL I ' n r . U i K llond. K alam aa oo , A lkhlvan and to a n y and atl other part* | r . rlalmlriK an y rlu h t title, a n d / o r I n ler e.t In and to tha f o lio * Inif deecrlhed property, to a l t : Lot 19. ORBRNWOOn F.HTATBS, acco rd in g to the plat thereof *» r e ­ corded In F la t Hook 11, p a n e I of the Pubtto Hecorde of Sem inole County , F lo rid a Inclmtlmr . p e e l f l c a l lr , but not hy wa y o f lim ita tio n , the f o l lo w in g Mature, an d eiiulptneiit: Ilc a ter: w a ll o ven : eurf. unit; p erm an en tly Inatall* ed. TOC ARK H E R E B Y KOTfF in n lh »t the P la in tiff, NINTH F HP H RAL SAVINflH AND L It A N ASHIX’TATION, a corporat ion oritanlaed an d eat.l lnK under the l a w . o f the United S t a t e , o f Am erica, 1 (AT llroadway at Tlm ea Sonora, New York J(, N ew York, ha. Inatltnted ault a r a l o . t you lo the Circu it Court o f the Nin th J u d icia l Circuit, In and for Hem lnnU County, Florida, the n a tu r e o f the ault I. to f o reclo se t h a t certain m orlum te w h ich e n ­ c u m b e r . the abov e deecrlhed property, aald property b e i n g eltu ate d and located In S e m i ­ nol e County, Florida. You an d each o f yo u ar« h ereb y r e ­ quired lo file your A n e w e r w ith the Clerk o f the Circuit Court, In and for H- m Inote (founty. Florida, and »erva a co py th e reo f upon Harold A. Ward, III. of the firm o f EYIiidenveedle. Ilalne a * W ard . I l l Park Avenue, South . W i n te r Park. Florida. A t t o r ­ n e y . for P la in t iff In the a b o v e action , on or b efo re f h e Ith day o f March, l t d , e l . a a D e­ cree Pro Cnnfeeeo w ill be e n ­ tered a g aln al you. IT IS o n n H I l K D that th la be published I11 The San ford Herald, a n e w .p a p e r publlah* rd In Sem inole County. F l o r ­ ida, on ce each w e e k for four c o n eeeu tiv e weeka. WITNF.KS lha hand o f tha Clerk of the Circuit Court. Sem lnolr County, Florida, thla the l«l day of F eb ru ary , 1*11. (KHALI Arthur If. Reck w ith, J r , c l e r k o f the c i r c u i t Court tty: Martha T. Vlblcn. I). C. AVlnderweedle, Ilalne# At Ward I I I lAirk Avenue. Routh W in te r Fark, F lorida P u b ll.li Fell. 5, II, II. CDK-7 M FACT inti? A SIMILAR CME U K7 SHP I PUL DRAWN A KT CLOSER ^ TUIIS TOLD IR-MttlYi io Will m u tempted td invest anoimr MB OP W DR irWA»OSCS.JMM(U HOLY S * 0 n t\ TMULUOM IU MXIK JODIPtJR P R O JS C n jT PATHETIC CASB OPIOtPTOUAHM, M ckie. IDO j w r i am b a c k e d oy T hwlwaturau .y . THf LOSS 0 M T/U5.CW \mW 6 50MTXM3 CHALICE. UATWAllYTOTH 1 LEBB-EK-COSTLY WISH TO KEMBURSE MB ) UI0 HT B l MORS POE A SUBSTITUTE ftPT I/ APPEOPRATBl HOW ^ -1 ABOUT TEHJKET5 POR THE CHILDREN? !l OlD TW M fRYlW * \HJXQi ,’EDOA CAU ■BI y / ! * § M C 0 ! ----- / SUT-0H|UY V soin. V aud SOOYt in t iim e t h c t it ro rn x np T i n : m m t i .H m i n i . < 111 . IT IT. I \ L M l ETIII NE:v | . m i i . i : n i l > r v . i t .i i i i i i i a . it i i n w r . i i t mu m u H O Y \V . IM IlKHIt nfi.I H o iT iii: m . p a 11 k 1;n. M i wir* rnim ifr* - v .1l i ; i H U H : A IIH O . T r a » t f f , and IIH O IliiK A IIH O , In illT ld u n lly , n m l V K t .t .A IiK IIN i: A IIIX I, h is w lf o . In >11«'l<t u n lly . am i i i k o i j u e : r . a i h m i . m .i k k n N I5 T H ltA IvC O M , J o in t ly . a n 4 A . I I . l l l ' d l f . J. K . I I A t .t A i . W AV. It. A. H A t .U lW A T . C A IU . II. O A M X M V A r. J I L am i N A T M. T U U N l i r i . t * lii.fi m l a n l a m yth t DID TtX J B ET THOSE NEW LEORARD SKIN 5EATGCVERS FCXCltXJfc T C A R , BAZOO P y— TOU DONT SOUND WELL—.** T VERY ENTHUSIASTIC. M U S I h a v e SOMETHING WfeCNG A P R E T T Y rrw A s a n aw fulcy T B IG L B O fA R D / H E T tuat S I 6 N IS . L W RONG: . W E L U ,F O O W e EXTfcA FIVE ■ CENTS - m I b e a d TU e ^ F U N N ie s ib W CUSTOM e R / j SM ALL CAR.— C K ELSE-*. ^ fe te fl that shooiii rr M J6T BE AN . 1 CVWLOAD . I SOMEWHERE/ nku. ny mapwak WHAT’S HATPENINC > _ t o v o jp ^ - C ^A O L A V KAMAR! J » » rT iv - '- fB ilf» r VOU'RfiJUCT WORNcut SYTML. ECU NEEDRESTS PONTUTHIH __, V. CfCKATB... J i THAMIOCU TORCOMING MtPX.PP.CASEX HDFWW MY OMtY MYHUCBANRREMEMBER, W.OAMY, HCW AN ACTOR. PONT TRY TO UNDERSTAND W fcVEKYTHIEW Hr SAYS AMD ) DOEE..TWWTH1M. / s APfWUNT INLBIOATON. r wwht rr iu.IiEiais who . SAW THAT TOER6 ARE V MORE CLP DKUNKARPC - c t ^ ^ ^ ^ A U V G ...THAN POCIORS ' : (i k m i .m Takti n o llre that J. Ihn m i . dtralvnr d. A I I T I i m t H. BT:i’K . WITH, J It., d a r k o f t h t a b a v a tntUH.1 Court, w ill o f f r r fop aal* nml a.II at tlio fron t door o f |h a KhiiiIiioIi. County Court llnuan, Hanfor.l, Florida, a t the hour o f ll:tin A. M. o ’clock or aa t o o n th e r e a f te r a* la liractlcat.tr, on tha JBth da y of February. A. I*. IS*!, tha folti.HTiiK tlvacrlhed n o ta a 0.1 m o rty a a c locat ed In tha County o f N.m lnolr, H ia tt o f Florida. to-«eltt N ote d ated O rla m ln , F l o r . Id a, N o v e m b e r I* . 19(0, In the p r in c ip a l eum o f llS.T:o.n< l. • a ecu led h y A , n . ItC M Ii, J . K . O A U d E . W A V . II. A . H A U L M W A T , C A I U . I t . O A IJ A lW A V , J I L , an d N A T Al. T U IL N U U 1 .U an d aacu re d h y a m o r t c a ia deed dated N o ve m b e r to, 1»«il. b e tw e e n A . I I . U C 6 I I , J . K. a A LUO W A T , I L A . (1 A U I/ T W A V . C A IU . It. ( l A U e O W A T . J I L an d N A T >1. T t m N l l l l t E . m o rtira a * o ra an d ll E k H U I K A ll DO, T ru a ta e , ill or I r a m e . and file d f u r re co rd on th a “ Hi d a y o f D e ce m b e r, A .T I. 1 9 (0 . In O. I L H ook H i . p a c e { J . o f th a P u b lle R e * rn rd a o f H e n iln o l* C o u n ty , F lo r id a , on th a f o llo w in g d ra c rlh c d p r o p e rly l o c a l , dc In H e m ln o la C o u n ty , F lo rid a : T h e K W t i « r th e H W t ; o f B e rt Ion *1. T o w nah Ip >1 Mouth, H a n n a J« K a a t ; • a id aale to ba m ade p u rs u a n t to f in a l d a c re a o f fo re c lo a u ra en te re d In th a ab ove e n title d r a u .a r n t lt ln l: HOY W. I* \ U K K i t an d H O IT IIR M. l ’A H K t :n . h la w if e , P l a i n t i f f . , • v a . I lK O lU I H A lt llO , T r u .t e e , an d U IX H t O K A IIH O , I n d iv id . u a lly . an d V H l.U A U K I'.N H A 111)0, h la w lf * . In d iv id u a lly , an d IIH U H IU : C . A IIH O ,a m i K K N N B T H l l A U X l U , J o in t ly , and A . O. U U H II, J . K . U A L . I i O W A T , It. A . ( I A U j O IV A V , C A I U . It . H A id e t W A Y , J I L an d K A T At. T I.’ K N IH ’ U U D e fe n d , a n te , lie ln a d ucket num ber C h a n c e ry l l l t l . file d In th a C ir c u it C o u rt I n an d F o r D e m i, nole C o u n ty , F lo r id a ) th a tarm a u f a a ld aala to ba caah and tu a a lla f y aald f in a l d « . • r >0 e n te red In aald ra n e e u n . der d ate uf th a l a l d a y of F eb ru ary A. D. 1IIE i e r * e - 7T mo- ydo can , PUT IT OUT/ J WATCH IT BURN (■ K A L I A r t h u r I I . H a ck w it h . J r , C le r k H y : A la r lh a T . V lh te u , D C . F r a n k A . T a y lo r A itu r n e y fo r F l a l n t l f f a l l u N o rth A la g n u lla A v a n u a O rla n d o , Y lu rM a I ’ u blleh F e b r u a r y I , 1 * ( I . C H F .l, It Pays To Use The HERALD W ant Ads. * * �1 ♦» • * A. i Immediate Results Are Swift And Simple Thru The Herald Classifieds. Ph. FA 2-5612 Classified Phone 322-5612 322-5613 1. Lost 8t Found 6. For Rent L O S T : Chihuahue Saturday FURN. Garage Apt. FA 2-2800. morning, C o u n t r y Club Manor. Long hair, white CONVENIENT Apt. for two. Tile ehower. Private. Phone paw*, white neck, reddlah FA 2-6481. brown body. Name Pepe. Dr. Lawrence rablc tag on FURNISHED 3 room apsrlcollar. Mined much by 3 ment, dean, close uplown. girls. Reward. FA 2-2872. month. FA 2-6261. Itjr ftunfttrh tjrra lh SWEETIE PIE Simla ml. 3 Bedroom house, large corner lot. FA 2-9286. By Nadine SelUer Jim Hunt Realty OHice FA 2-2111 Nights FA 2-0018 323-0700 2524 Park Dr. aanford, F it. 3. Education • Instruction FURNISHED I h e d r o o m For Sale. Rent o r Trade 3-Illt., 2 bath CHS home, oak Hours, central heat. Fenced yard with good grass and fruit tree*. $18,000 — TERMS WORK IN CIVIL SERVICE 2-Bedroom No experience oecciaary, grammar school education CB House uaually sufficient. Train now Kitchen equipped, near but 0000. at home far Joba with occuratop, 100 X 156 lot, 2510 STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Ity. For details, tend name, Country Club ltd. FA 2-1817. Tucx, thru Frl. • 3 I*.M. day addreat, phone no. to: NA­ TIONAL TRAINING SER­ FURN. Apt. 2300 Mellonvilk. before Insertion. Mon. - Set. VICE. ROX SO c lo The San Ilouica for rent. For infor­ ford Herald. mation contact Ted Wil­ RESPONSIBILITY: liams Hardware, 205 E. U. S. C IV IL S E R V IC E The Herald will not be re* 25th St. T E S T S I ■ponaible (or more than one Men-women, 18-52. Start high 2 BEDROOM houie, kitchen Incorrect inicrtloD of your ad, as 1102.00 a week. Prepara­ equipped. 175 month. Ph. and reamrea the right to re­ tory training until appointFA 2-5303. vile or reject any advertliecd. TlMusanda of Join open ment from what ordered to Experience uaually unneee*- New 3 Bedroom, 2 hath conform to the policlca of this home. No cash needed $61 aary. FREE Information on paper. a month. 322-8085. joba, salaries, reaulremenL. Writs TODAY giving name, Lake Mary. I Bedroom, kit ♦•Don't lot It bother you, Indy—my dad can't stand my mother's driving either 1" address, phone and time chen equipped. FA 2-3046. home. Write Lincoln Ser­ FA 2-6347. vice. Dot 23, c'o Sanford la I I I ( l a r i of I I I 1 'ia ilf GA Spt-cial Notices G. For Kent Jala*. Ovmlaala Caaatr, M « 2 Bedroom block house. Lake Herald. tea. la Prakata. Monroe, FA 2 3950. REMINDER Furnished Garage Apartment. la r*i Batata •( • AMUEL H. J OHSWO* 6. For Rent INCOME TAX SERVICE FA 2 3380. Unfurnished 1 or 2 bedroom IltrtaM l O. M. Harrison's 3228827 Legal Notice Tu All rtteltar* a a i r i m a i Unfurniabcd 2 bedroom bouse. Apartments. Kitchen equip­ Eilick-ncy Apt. $30 Mu. Sur­ Day St Evening Appointments llatlaa t'lalaia « I t i a i i t i 1305 Elliott Ave., FA 2 5251 ped. 1U8 W. 18th SL Ph. In raart nf ('uauly J a d n plus City. 201 W. 1st St. i i a l a t l Nate Kata In 1311 t'alnii'Uo Avenue Caaaty, Stata of You ana i s e h a t you art RnalNi.lt or FA 24525. FA 2 4678. Vi-rtbr n n ilflu l ami r*<iulr»4 Florida. Furn. nice I Hr. CU hnuM*. M p r t a tn t any c l a i m s and in n»: r.aTATT: n ri ROOMS, Hie Gables, 401 2 Bedroom house furnished or Water furnished. N e a r !l. For Skle or ltenl d i m a n d a w h ich yo u. nr a llh tr THKODOIIU DIAK1DKH Magnolia Are. FA 2-0T10. unfurnished. 243* C e d a r Dtcoaatd. or you. m a y h a v e a g a i n s t thbase. $A5 00 Mo. FA 2-A244. 2 HR. Modern hmi*e. 817 aatata o f NAMUKI. It. JOHN- TO AI.I. dlKDITdlie AVII Ave. FA 2-MW Catalina. FA 2-M78. AM. PKRanV* II A V I N C l UNFURNISHED new 3 bed HUN, dacaaaad. I n - o f *»I4 OR II K WA MO S room houae, kitchen equip­ Furn. Apt. $60. «u> S. Pork. Furn. 2 Bedroom House. C o u n ty to tha C o unty J u rist CLAIMS Adult*. No |iet*. FA 2-7664 11. R eal K a ta te W an ted o f d im ln n lo Cou nty. Florida, AOAINBT 1AII> EaTATEi ped. FA 2-3615. Park Plata. You, and aarh of ynu. haro a t hi* ofrii'o In tho court hou*a o f la id County a t Van- haraby nntlflad and raqulrad Large 3 bedroom downstair* PASTURE lor Iwrse in or near ford, Flo rid a, w i t h i n ale c a l . to pr*»*nt any rlalm or da- S Bedroom houae. 3408 Stev- 3 Room Apt., water furn. fl5. apt. Furn. or unfurn. $05. Loch Arbor. FA 2-4175 call o n d a r m ontha from tha time mand which you, or *llh*r ena Ave. Phone 348-4671, Mu, 112 Staple Ave. 1703 Magnolia. of tha Ural p u b lication or nf you, mar hava mttlntt th* alter 3. ttlla untie*. T w o cuplra o f r i l t t t of TRtodur* DltkMtt Room, twin beda, private Nice large furn. apt, 2 RENT A BED oacli claim n r demand l h a ll d*c**«*d, Ul* of rintllaa l>a Ip w r l t l n e . and ahall atat* rounty, Florida, with filth* Rollaway, Hoapilal ft Baby bath, kitchen privilege!. bdrma. $85. Ph. FA 2-3951. 12. Real Ealulc For Sale l h a p l a i a o f raaldanca and f*a of It. 00, to th* County Prefer middle aged woman. Bede 1700 Magnolia. pnat o f flc a arldraaa o f tha Juris*’* Court of rin*lta> Dcautilul hrirk 3 bedroom, 2 cla im a nt, and ahall ha (w o rn County In tha Court Hmia* By Day, Week, or Mouth FA 2-3664. Isatli. Double cur|H>rte. Good to by tha cla im a nt, hta a c m e at f'laarwatar, Florid*. with­ Beautifully furnished home. CARROLL'S FURNITURE location. Near *hop(>ing nr a t l o r o t y and aooom panltd in all calandar motiiha from 3 Room furnished Apartment. Excellent neighbor! mod. Ph. h>- a f l ll n e f ta nf ona dollar th* dat* of th# flrit publi­ Ph. FA M i l l U l W. lit St. centers and schools. $450 Adults. $45. FA 2-7369. cation of thin nolle*. SAItt FA 2 0765 or FA 2-0458. and auch claim or drm and nnt down, $IU month. Monnu t o filed ahall b* void. Cl. AIN OR UICNA.MI MINT WELAKA APARTMENTS: MR n i t T SWORN TO AND 2 BEDROOM furnished apart­ 2 HR. Kitchen equipped Apt. Clifford P. Shaaffar Jarvis. Ph. FA 2-1*16. Rooma private balha, l i t riL icn in n r Ft ic r t f . Aa adinlnlaliator of tha ment. Close In. Reasonable. SAS. 3819 Kim Ave. W. Firit St. Thtonl* J. Ptrlnl* Kalata nf FA 2-0*41. at A.lmlnlatratrl* of th* hamutl It. Johnaon, 2 . 3 k 4 BEDROOM HOMES decaaaad Katat* of 2 Red room Houae. Close Ul. Danlal U. Hunter Thtodur* Dlakldaa, New people in town look at Kumu L, 1’itylon, Realtor Stenstrom Realty Jimmy Cowan. FA 2-4013. dtctiw d Attorney at U » I*. O. Bo* III. Addr*-* 21* 22S IMnotqiU Pin «*pi>1» lrtt. it. —— --- m r .n ' dTV— J ----------- lit raid Ads. Be lure your FA 2-3101—2640 lUawatha at Real Estate — Mortgages W i n te r Park , Florida Tarpon ■prln**. Florid* Ur , * l j / 0 0 m bualnrsa la represented with IT-92 Ml N. Park Ave. 222-2420 Puhllah Jan. Jf. 21 * tab. Puhllah J*ni, ii, ii, ii* . ;iuir the LN*'• htJunrooeo — attractive advertisement*. ptb i. m i . a. l i . m i . houae. >24 Eat Call FA 2 38)2. I p*' t,ilie 1 Bedroom house, partially CBS House. 3 Large ImiICtlK.ll CDK -II j z L a -oni. furnished. Cottage furnish­ ruomt, 2 baths, kitchen ed. Near main gate. Rea­ equipped. Assume payments o u r b o a K39iN g h o u s e OUR BOARDING HOUSE sonable. FA 2 5731. FA 2 2615. Furnished Apt. 601 Palmetto. FA 2-3101 — 2610 Hiawatha at 17-02 DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: T u n ., thru Fri. * 3 P. M. day before insertion. M od . • Sat. Bonn L . P a y to n , R e a lto r Legal Notice NEAR NAS 2 h r. 2 bath, screened porch. Assume pay­ ments $67.50. 322-6742. 3 REDROOMS, 2 baths. Fenc­ ed backyard. Air-condition­ er. Kitchen equipped, law down payment. 33UU S. Park Ave. FA 2 1761 LEMON lll.UFF The most fabulous fishing •l>ol on the St. John's river. Let U* take yuu out today to see a beautiful lot with tiT' river frontage fur $4,850. You'll enjoy watching fish­ ermen from all over U»e country hooking fighting shad. Right In front of (hi* pn>|»erty. Stemper Agency REALTOR — INSUROR FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. 16. Fem n lt Help W anted No experience necessary. Waitresses. Club Diamond after 2 p. in. 17. Male Help Wanted J. W. Hall, Realtor -'Call Hall" FA 2-2841 2544 So. Preach Ave, • LHIMII.r! t i l V H T t * n n n ifM H ^ Lakrview home with lake privileges In South Sylvan Lake Shores. 3 Bedrooms ■lijpr r»comm«n4lt$« U»r and 2 baths. Air-Condition­ ilo a n l n f C o unty r o i n m ln l n n * ed. Plume FA 2-7808 or #rt ftmtuiHtift Zoning lUicu U{tuim tei provMft »«think r# * rA 2 8388. f iim v In d u str ial 1id a firr»pn»t4 F#ioliilh*i* miy St. JohiiH Realty hv oblutitwil In Hi* Zon in g Uf* f I**•» L'uurl 11uii vi!* H«infnr«la MorMft, lliru Krl* liny* from u bu A ta &;0i> THE TIME TESTED FIRM 118 N. Park Ave. FA 2-0123 r. m * f*Ubll# h#«rliiK ^ 111 h* hflil In ihk AftpHnnU Tfunly Court ifnu iv , ftftnford. Klnrlrta, in ili» Count/ CChiinh'Iniirr* liot»ni, #in / • h r u f t r / i s |*» l(, t-r ftn N u ll fta |M>Silht«*. Hnnlnnl# 4*4innt y -** tilO Zoning NEW 3 bedroom, 2 hath home, large corner lot, 311 Tucker Dr., Suoland Es­ tates. VA—nothing duun, monthly payments $92 00. FA 2 8U74 • FA 2-2218. i i A t i m r r r s b ea u ty nguk 3 Hedroom, kitchen rqutpjwil. Complete Beauty Service Hardwood fhairs Fenced. 105 So Oak FA 2-3742 322 84M or 322 2391. pul.Hell J.in :v A Krb 1>«1 ^1. Klectriral ServiceH CI>B*TI ___________ All lyiM-a of Real Estate UKHIMII.K n i l %I I FIIIGIDAIRK #O M M . lU M H IlM U t John E. Fox, Sales A Service \wl«rr eef Pwhllr Nrarloic Tha Zon in g C4f>mwil*»h*fi Hill House Wiring, Free E llimates Keultur hold *4 |i ii bile hftoring i«» i«»n* MU N . P ark Ave. Ph. HgiMl.ViU Sid Vlillrn's Randall Electric slii«r ncommftntllng *•* the M2 Magnolia Ph. PA 2-0015 ttuAr.l ■*f I'n im lf CiainiHii«|iiii* * » Anarit Suiting if ul*- [ By Owner. 2 Hedroom, Flortl.si>> ti* j.i v l# »»-i» larrnton* Idu room, kitchen equipped 25. P lu m b in g .Service* en i rami* *|t#p for tant#, taut Phone FA 2 40W. houftftft i*r rrtlUra nr’t of a PLUMBING pern, a n« fit nulurt o* fifth miii|ia Iti 'bui.l), BY (JiVNER. 3 liedruoms, 2 Contracting Repairs Ca|ilt« of th U |>ropoa *>1 r««o> hatha, Florida room, 2 pat­ FREE ESTIMATES 11*I bill !i|4jr ha ol.i whir l t>» th# ios. large recreation room Z on in g o ffl- a, Court lluuft*. It. L. HARVEY Mmti f «#r«1* rii*r«4a* lit* nil ay ft unit Hrcptace wall. Phone 2u4 SaniurJ Ave. FA 2-3383 thru Krl'lo) ■ from 9:«o A* M FA 2 7294 lo i:00 p >1 p u b lic hftarlog mill ht h*M In (lift h^ininoi# C o u n t> Court LOCH ARBon HuUae* Aftlifnttl. PlorHft, III Under $12,000, a 3 bedroom, lh« Count) «'eiintn Iash*llr r* I Ini III home nice lot with Ituuin, on P tliruif/ 13* loti at i'liim biliR & lim it ini' 7:Su P, M, i»r hm goal! lharatrees on paved airect. Re­ AIR CONDITIONING nf I f f a a flopft11*1ftquire! $1750 down and he-itiin.alft Cou nty Zoning CONTRACT and REPAIR 4"ofgmUftlon monthly payment* o n l y WORK 11/ llohort it* fJrown $77.50. 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-6562 a*,inIn*. i*s County Zoning )ilr«tr|oi ROBERT A. WILLIAMS PuLllrh J j n. 29 A tVb. S, IMS 26. Radio & T ele vision CUK-TI Realtor Raymond Lundquilt, Assoc. Far qulek service c a l l . Bryan T. V. FA 3 0381. rA 2 3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. "THE MIGHTY M I08ET HCWAVTAP R E U P H O L S T E R Y i^ a k /A .' Will 0# th* J*fc h* 3*u Commlialhn Fly Finhtrt H B r o u n Hi-nunol" County Zoning lrlravlor J Wall 4 w n t s M f r B r s T T x m is r a ** m. CHAIRS S39 V lir . mm CUSTOM SOFAS $89 VT:::.;-. M AD! M IPCO VIK S CHAIRS ‘24.50 SOFAS ‘49 50 L# ntiat $luiido * i o■q* •* 4, wpliulll • i y #.*••.*# f >tf Horn# Id-mail t T-Shirt* 48 cenU, rainwear, wv>rk clothes, P a in t ArmyNavy Surplus 110 Sanford For Rug and Upholstry Are. cleaning in your home call U r Craver, Apopka 886-6259 Heady Mix Concrete, sand, atcel, window lilts, UnteU, W ELI3 DRILLED, PUMPS, dry welli, grease trap*, SPRINKER SYSTEMS steps, table topi, stepping AU Types and Sires atones, lot marker*. We Repair and Service Miracle Concrete Co. S T I N E 369 Elm Ave, FA 2-5751 Machinery and Supply Co. 20* W. 2nd St FA 2-6432 1961 Round bobbin Sewing machine, equipped to stg KRIGIDA1HE rag. Guarantee. 4 Pay­ Sales Sc Service ment* of $a.30. FA 3-841L G. II. HIGH 1700 W. 1st St. Sanford Use one of our Carpet ShamTh. FA 2-3*83 pooers FREE with Blue Carpet shampooLA \VN S I]RVI CE Luitxe Carroll’s Furniture. Mowing, edging, fcrtiliring, etc. Satlsfactkiu guaranteed. FACTORY TO YOU FA 2-1817. ALUMINUM BLINDS Enclosed head, Sag-proof bot­ BOYDS tom rati with plastic ends. CABLNET SHOP Plastic or rayon tapes. Cot­ 307 Elin FA 2-2816 ton or nylon cordi. Senkurik G lasn a n d Puinl 29. Automobile Service Piano Tuning and Repair W. L. Hannon — FA 2-4223 Company A U T O G L A sS S IN S T A L L E D 2*0 Magnolia Ph. FA 2 4822 2 KENMORE automatic wash­ Windflbleld Rack Clans ers fur sale. Caah. Good Door Glus* Vent Ulasa shape. Call FA 2-2316 or SER ,rICE coma to 413 WlUow Ave. Scnknrik Glass and Paint GRAVE'S Antlquea Trading Company Rant. Balt—Buy or 8*11. U.S. 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4822 ____ 1 1HE 31A. Fete 17-92, 2 mtlea south DeBsry. Phone 888-5520. Shetland Pony, 1 sorrel filly, USED intercom 130. FA 3-5363. 1 paint gelding. $125 each. Saddles also available. Th. Nearly new Phllco Town and Country portable T.V. $180. 322-9182. Call 322-4435 after • p.m. lted Dachshund Puppies. 8 38. AutomabOM - Tracks weeks. FA 2-8903. 3955 Mercury Montclair. S Dr. I’eicoek. FA 2-7313. hardtop, radio ft beater, Mate Pekinese Puppy. • auto, traaa. Power equip­ Months old. $35. 323 0080. ped. FA 3-7431 after 6:30 32. Flowers • Shrube p. m. Air-Condltloning-Refrlgcration BUY ONE OR BOTH men nreded. See nur ad Beautiful Camellias In bloom '53 Ford Station Wegon and GRAPEV1LLE NURSERY '53 Buick, 4 door. Alt Oak under Education k InitrucAve. tlon. Commercial Trade* Grape viU* Ave. Near 30th St. Institute. ORCHID PLANTS BY OWNER: Impala Apt. Surplus Sale C o u p e , V-A, Powerglide, 19. H ltu a lk m a W an ted 500 from $1.50 up. Pots for power steering, R ft H, 13,isle at bargain. Bencbea Child Care. FA 2 2274 ooo ml. Terms. See Jim lor sale Benton, Holler Motor Sale*. Children kept. FA 2 4182. J. C. Rumen. I^mun Bluff 'S3 Jeep with 4 wheel drive. Ironing wanted. FA 2-2608. Also Power Band Saw. Call 33. Furniture after 6 p. m. FA 3 8273. Babysitting in my home. Uied furniture, appliances, Small children and babies. tools, etc. Bought > Sold, 'f l Comet. S-22, automatic Rig yard and screened in lairry’s Marl 213 Sanfurd transmission, radio ft heat­ porch. Reasonable and Ave. Ph. FA 2 1132 er. Will take trade. Good meals furnished Call Mrs. condition. See Alias Sally Davis, FA 20294. WANTED rellahte couple to Nelder, T o u c h t o n Drug lake up monthly payments Store. Care fur children in my homo of $13.50 on 3 complete Call FA 2 U087. rooms of furniture. Call ’58 Cadillac. Atrcond. Low TE 8-1311, Casselberry, col­ mileage. Reasonable. Good Will care lor child in my cond. ft financing. Woman lect. home. White. 323-uvo. owner. FA 9-S482. Ironing at home. FA 2 7791, Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick Service With the Caah. 37. Boat* • Motore Good rook, ironer, care for SUPER TRADING POST children. 5u6 E. 10th St, FA 2-0677. Gateway To The Waterway Dressmaking and alterations, Robaon Sporting Goode FREE ESTIMATE FA z-Min, H. Cronlae. Your EVINRUDE Daeler Upholstering A Mattress ren­ ovating. New A Used Furni­ 304-8-1 E. l i t Pb. FA 2-5961 Child care. FA 3 07l». ture. Call Nix Redding Mfg. Ironing A babysitting wanted. Co, at Too Celery Ave. 3H. Motorcycle* • Scooter* 323 (M3T. FA 2-2117. VESPA Motor scooters (new» $10.03 down ft $3.51 Week* "!. Ilrauly Kuton* IN. Article** F o r Hnle iySPECIAL lewiv Sales ft Service 2 Sufi of T w i n R e d * , 2 Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop 2317 Country Club Road Dreiser* A Clwsl of Draw­ End curl $5.50 including I'h. FA 2 7928 er*. FA 2-4334. shape, act A style. Open Evening by appointment. 3 Experienced Operators. 318 Palmetto Ave. FA 20834 *»••«■# eef V«Mlr IIm f Ir i Th# ZnnHti1 *?4>rwiTi'lftft1*$fi' will hold ft puhlln h fiiliii iti e«n* I i **-1 Wh«lr*ft 1 » h ' M r l d i «vt4 Plfttrlrli Oplftft vt 34. Articles F ar Sale 12. Real Entitle For Sale 27. Special Serv ices T ile*. Fob. 5, '68— I’ttge 7 house, good condition, near Refrigeration • Air-condition­ base; $60 per month. Call ing men needed. We train FA 2-0261. you. Write Commercial Tradea Institute Box 18, c^o FURNISHED Apartment! 3 Sanford Herald. rooma, bath, 2 double beda. 11U W. 3rd St. I'h. 322 04*8. MEN AND WOMEN NEEDED Office 204 W. First Vi CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Lost & Found 2. Notice* - Personals 3. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation 5. Food G. For Rent 6A Special Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Reach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 13. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 15. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Paint - Repair 23. B uilding Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Sendees 26. Radio & Television 27. Special Sendees 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Sendee 29A. Anlo Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 31A. Pets 32. Flowers • Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles For Sale 35. Articles Wanted 3G. Automobiles - Trucks 37. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers - Cabanas MnMth Got'anle* * l' - " HOLLERS°/SANFORD ^CHEVROLET F OLDS CADILLAC |Q E Q I URD I urdor b utlun IV U B Wagon, V-8, Auto, Tran*. 1 0 R 9 * 'LCDS' St»IJim Wagun I O D > Standard 1'ranamiuiun 1 Q A 1 COMET 4 Omir I w V l Autoniattr Tr*n*im»sion______ 1961rAim<LAC"N 2>>1Uoor hrd*n J A M COIIV Alit 4 Dour IW V U Automatic TranamUalon .....-----| Q | t f t CHEVROL1CT 4 Door Station I B O B Wagon, fl t'yllndar. Standard T ran*. 1 Q C Q t IIF.VI10I.KT 4 Door I Aulo Trana., Air fond............. . 1867 {i'ower ,AU1LL ACs*dl" peVllle And Air Corn). 1957 Y-M ‘;,,E,VAutomatic ,,WLKT4l,uur PLYMOUTH 2 Door. 6 C>Under, Standard Transmission I t t R O MEHCUBY 4 Door Auto, I BOB p u a rr Braki-., S teer, Air Cond. I A E A CADILLAC Sedan DvVilla • BMB t'u s r r And Air Tend. . KURD Station Wagon 6 C jl, Automatic 1958 V*8, rl<YM Ul;T113Slick 1>vor Standard C E N T R A L FLA. DE C OR AT OR S I f t f t l CHEVROLET h Ton Pkkew Automotlc Trooa ....................... Vvwfk O G«<i«nd i«i»(to*'f 9 A ) 0 6 I I 219 E. 2nd U ila iU n lift 4'F. Ij A 4 ft Cot*.* Mf f f I ’ » StNFO K D 350$ 8. PARK . ■ �e Lyman Boys Form Car Club For Teenagers Seminole FFA Take Judging Honors At Ocala DOCTORS ATTENDING ft recent dinner meeting in DeBary to present discussion on the proposed Retirement Center for the community were, seated from left, I)r. Gerald Grain of DeBary, Dr. Leonard Munson «f Sanford and Dr. Ruben Alley; standing Dr. Luther Tarbell of DeBary, Chester Rearick, president of the DcBnry Civic Assn, which uponsored thn dinner; Dr. H arry W hitaker and Dr. Garretta Scger, both of DeBary. (Cox Photo) The Seminole High School Chapter of the Future Fann­ er* of America took second place among all the FFA teams In the state in judging of the Southeastern Fat Stork Sale held nt Ocala, Saturday, Vocational Agriculture teach­ er Hill West said today. Members of the judging team were Donnie Sipes, Mike Maples and Al (ioodspeed. In seventh place In the judg­ ing was the Sanford Junior High FFA team, made up of Karl Hmiquanfrx, Jay Rich­ ards, and Christ Akers. “We are very proud of these boy*,” said West. "They were tip against some stiff competi­ tion and to cornR off In sec­ ond place ia a very high hon­ or." ny Jane Casselberry A group of II young people from the Senior Methodist Youth Fellowship of the Cas­ selberry Community Metho­ dist Church attended the Sen­ ior High Retreat held this wcekrnd at the Methodist Youth Camp on I-ake Griffin near leesburg. HEART FUND CAPTAINS in DeBary met last week nt the home of Mm. Thomas Armno, gonenernl chuirmnn, seated center front, to plan their part in the annual drive scheduled to run from Kelt. 18 through Keb. 24. Attending were, seated from left, Mrs. A, Blyth, Mm. Marion TREE PLANTERS from Mr*. Jewell Bluer’* fourth imulo a t Sanford Grammar School were these four boys, who dug the holo, planted the tree and watered I t From left they are Robert Curiale, Ronnie Nobles, Houston Spray and Ronald Addington. Tho tree was contributed hy the Sanford (Herald Photo) Carden Club, School Gets Beauty Program The extensive beautification now going on a t tho Weataido Grammar School woo enhanc­ ed recently by the planting of • good-sited Norfolk Island plna by tha children of Mrs. Jewell Riser's fourth grade. Hy Helen Snodgrass Tho Enterprise Community was saddened last week at thn death of Mr. George E. (Undo George) Turner of Orlando, Tho Florida Power Corp. Plant s t Enterprise was nam­ ed fur Mr. Turner u| miii Ida re­ tirement In 1DI7 after 22 years with the eonipany. Aa superintendent in rharga of const ruction wtth F l o r i d a Public flervire, which later merged with Florida I’owrr Coip., he was In charge when the Enterprise Plant waa built in 1326. I). J . Parker, ehief of Turner Plant and Harvey Dunn, both nf Enterprise, served as pall­ bearer* a l tho funeral last Wadneaday afternoon in Or­ lando. Andrews Evans, of this community, «Ibo attended. Prior to the planting cere­ mony a program of skits, songs and poems about trees was presented hy children rep­ resenting each clues at the Grammar Hchool. Joe Pauline explained the meaning of Arbor Day and the fuurth anil fifth grade children sang Grelg's “The Tree Mak­ er" ami Joyce K i l m e r ' * •Trees." A play entitled “Forest Fan­ tasy," In which the values of all the tire* were explained was also seen by the children. Comprehensive landscaping which has lievn undertaken by tbs PTO of the Hanford Gram­ mar School haa been laid out, and many large plants and shrubs have been art In close to the building, with edging of border grass. Bonier grass has also been planted along the walk way a, and a new flag pole has been Installed. The presentation of a new Bug haa been planned for tho near future. Bright g r e e n rye grass brightens the lawn of the old school which la surrounded by giant shady oaks, and further beautification plana ara under aludy by tbs I'TO. Hy France* W riter Common Irani Classes ' for boys and girls will he held al the Community Presbyterlun Church In Lake Mary with Rev. Juhn Pilley ill charge. Classes will liegin on Feb. 17 and run consecutively until Palm Sunday. Each class session will lie for one hour, from 5 p. m. un­ til 6 p. m. All Ixiya and girls now in Grades seven, eight, and nine h i d Invited to join these classes preparatory to church membership. JAMES IIATA1. (Cox Photo) Retirement Center Plans Presented Hy Mr*. Adam Muller Plan* for the proposed Re­ tirement and Convalescent Home in Deltary were pre­ sented by Dr. Hrooks Smith and Architect James Chap­ man of Sinfnrd at last Wed­ ^ Hy Jane Casselberry James llnlal of C o r a ! Gables, author and lecturer, will have two speaking en­ gagements in (’Hiielberry this week. On Wednesday he will apeak at the Women’s Club of Cas­ selberry at 8 p m., following a short business meeting at 7:30 p. m. on the topic, “The Role of Arab Women In the Modem World." During hia five separate periuta of extended residence in that vital region of the world —from 1343 to 1357—Ratal has observed the tremendous changes that have taken place there, with women playing a ■Ignifirant role In the strug­ gle for freedom by the Arab Htatea. On Thursday night Mr. and Mrs. Ratal will ho guest of the Lions Club of Casselberry at a supper meeting held a t 6:30 p. m. at Bill's Diner. Ilia tuple will lie “The Strategic Im­ portance of the Arab Coun­ tries to the Western World." Ratal, an American citizen Roberts, Mrs. Armno, Mm. William Cole and Hr. Gerald Grain; stuniling, Mm John Leone, Rev. Hugh Booth, James Rucker, Pnul Tetachner, Glenn Smith and Mm. Joe Bruce. horn in Massachusetts and edunited at Amherst College, is eminently qualified to speak on Uie Near East with his background of 20 yrara ns a writer researcher and as a teacher of Journnlism at the American U n i v e r s i t y in Beirut, Lebanon for two years. That University, founded in 18fWJ, ia the largest private American University outside the continental United Hlates. In 1046 he was awarded the Nieman Fellowship In Journal­ ism hy Harvard University. Ilu ia author of the Ixaik, "As­ signment! Near East," pub­ lished by Friendship Press In IDBO; a co-author of both "Moat of the World," publish­ ed hy Columbia University Press In 11143 and of “Your Newspaper" p u b l i s h e d by Macmillun in 1347. In the summers of 1355 and 1060 Batul served as esecutive director of conferences and good-will tours In Idtbnnon, Syria, Jordan and Egypt for some 800 Americana. He re­ turned to Egypt to do unother on-the-spot researrh mission In the Nile Valley between Aswan *ml Alexandria. Hit first direct cnnlart with the Arab world came In 10131344 when he was assigned to do a researrh project for the United State* Government's Office of War Information In seven Arab states. Thus his experience in that region en­ compasses both the years of foreign and monarrhial con­ trol until today when there are 13 politically independent Arab states with a majority having republic form of gov­ ernment. nesday's meeting of the West Volusia Civic Round Table held in the Recreation Hall ol the DcRary Fire Station, Robert Besserer, adminis­ trator ol Scmtnolc Memorial Hospital, the scheduled speak­ er, was unable to attend. Chapman reported that Uie overall proposed c e n t e r would rover an approximate az.fXrt square feet with dup­ lex cottager consisting of one bedroom, one bath and a kitchenette. Admission would comr upon advise of an in­ dividual's private physician and although nursing care would be available, medical care would suit remain on a FRENCH FRANC The name of "franc” first was applied to a French gold coin in 1633 by King John (1 because of its Latin legend: Johannes Del Graela Francomm Rex (John, by the grace of God, King of the Francs), according to the En­ cyclopaedia Brilannlca. private basts There would be a chapel, library, music room and art room.' Garden plots and a shufflcboard courts will be included on the grounds, TTie Nurses' Itnll. under daily supervision of a doctor and nurse, would lie in the main building which, along with the reception room and main dining mom. would aurround a meditation garden with foundation and benches. There also would be a recreaton area with side en­ closures but no roof in order to allow resident! to mjoy the aunshine. This main building, design­ ed with two wings each con­ taining a Day room, would accomodate 76 persons. Ad­ ditional cottages would be constructed as needed. Chapman advised that a scale model of the entire Cen­ ter soon will be available for display purposes In DeBary. The bualness meeting of the group was held following a period o f general discussion, questions and answers. Pre­ siding was Mrs. P. Smithdcal, president. The next meeting was set for Feb. 27 at 7:30 p. m. at (hr Florida Power Lounge in DcLand. Girls 4-H Club Elects Officers Officer* of the Sanford Junior 4-H Girl* Club were elected for the clothing unit nt their meeting last Thurs­ day. Elected president »•«» Car­ olyn Tamm, vice president 1* Marsha P a r k s , secretary, Debra Huskin, delegate, l.tnda Franrl and reporter Miirgnret Ervin. Seventeen members, lead­ er Linda King and Home Demonstration Agent Miss Myrtle Wilson were present at the meeting. The girls finished their food reeords and discussed selling tickets for the skntlng party benefiting Knrepta Home, By Jane C u w lb tin A group of teenage bora wlio are aludcnti at Lyman High School have formed a car club which they call “ The Charioteers” . The newly organized group held Iti second meeting last Tuesday evening at the home of Joe Zukow »kt, North T r i p l e t Drive. Casselberry^ and elect* ed officers. Danny Vin*on was elected president and Jim Parsons was named vice president and aerretary. The club meets every Tuesday evening, presently at the homes of the various mem* her* but they are hoping to find a regular place to meet such as a garage or barn la which they can work on their cars. "The Charioteers" have a* their purposes to promoU public safety, to Improve their knowledge of automobiles and to discourage drag racing on highways. By laws will be submitted to the Sheriff's Dept, far ap ­ proval as well aa to other local law enforcement offic­ ers. The club also hopes to par­ ticipate in all worthy communty activities. High school hoys interested in cars and witling to live up lo the Ideals of the club arc welcome to join. Anyone wishing to become a member should contact Joe Zukowakl. As a fund raising project the club wit! sponsor a car wash on Saturday, Feb. Ifl, at Ed’s Standard Station in Casselberry next to the Drug Store. <2 <1 * l % New H I-T read Os Sound Cord Bodies su n u n it J *7 « . f w/ CAVANAUGH TIRE SERVICE 1101 S. French Av«. FA 2-2263 £> Vou're probably paying Iht price o f a LeSabrt by Buick—why not own onct t RECORD NUMBERS SHARING BUICH SUCCESS! TOUR CAR IS WORTH MORE NOW IN TRADE THAN IT EVER WILL K AGAIN. DOTT DELAY! RE MONEY AHEAD! TRADE NOW! 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P. 1IKMMKI.N, K b ln h a lso r and l t s g a a Fleet F e d e r a l l i m i t i n g h a a ford, F le r td b A t t o r n e y s for K i e e n t o r i P u M L b F e b r u a r y ( . 11, I t , f t I; t-* — i * — So •»*. t 0 LT ON YOUR OWN PROPERTY l WE CAN PROCURE THE PROPERTY FOR YOU SEE US BEFORE YOU BUILD We Offer A Complete Home Builders Service CALL US FOR AN ESTIMATE WITHIN A 50 MILE RADIUS SJwsunak& A 211 W. 25TH STREET CONSTRUCTION COMPANY PHONE FA 2*3103 BUICK Extra values in Double i f f C heck used cars, too! See your authorized quafity Buick Dealer today! 1 �NAS Pushes (El}? For Pipeline Bulletin ifmtlfo WEATHER: Cloudy and cool through Thursday. High today, 68-70. Low tonight, 85-40. "VOLTm 17. S. Navy's desire for in­ By Larry Vcrshcl That’* some Civil Defense stallation of the two-mitc Jet lircn the city hai . . . We fuel pipeline to tho Naval Air Station was outlined to City couldn't even hear it. Commissioners and a group of • • • • Sanford businessmen Tuesday The State Road Department afternoon by a representative ha* act March 7 for prelimin­ of the Navy Fuel Supply Of­ ary budget hearing* on pri­ fice, Washington. Total savings in fuH trans­ mary and aecondary road*. . Seminole County time 4:30 portation by barge from Jack­ sonville to lake Monroe and p. m. • • • pipeline to the base was esti­ Nobody a*kcd me but. how mated at $(12,141 a year, as about Celery Are. <5: and a compared to present tank car £ joint participation project be- and Unk truck transporta­ * tween Volusia and Seminole tion. on a new Osteen bridge. Hie total figure includes • » • l.’IJ.U t savings in actual Ran into Junior Vclno at transportation plus $12,500 in the "Conservatory" l**t night storage, $5,200 In labor at and Junior say* Bui Compan­ Jacksonville, and 112,000 in ies have nixed that bridge barge cleaning In Ihe Jacksonfor travel a* well a* some ville-Muyport-Sanford c o tn school vehicles. plcx. • • ♦ The Washington represen­ ^ Pipeline will probably still tative pointed to theso advan­ go in but either they'll have tages of the hnrge-pipeline to give the city more money transportation system: or, some lease type agree­ Save $32,111 in transporta­ ment worker! out . . . Ukc tion cost; improve quality say, the city take over the control; improve NAS oper­ line and lease it to the pipe- ation! by providing a third people. method of receiving fuel, pro­ • '• • vide storage, permit removal AN IMAGINARY CONVER­ of storage tank curs, reduce SATION. congestion and permit reas­ Kriticr: John Bromley came signment of personnel; permit up with a new alignment for the canal to the Indian niver. release of 30 government tank Crowe: My plan is better cars for other uses; eliminate through Lake Jessup, and it added workload at Jackson­ ville, and permit full-time won't hurt shad fishing. Krlder: Bromley's align­ barge assignment for fuel de­ ment will reduce the distance liveries. The Navy’s primary Jet air­ by It miles. Crowe: Mine will reduce it craft fuel, J l ’-fi, is to be is­ sued ut all Naval air slatlona more. Krlder: Doesn't fcctn to be serving in rriir type aircraft any use taking the boat out in order to eliminate retrimmiug of aircraft engine fuel of the carport. Crowe: With my plan the controls when shifting carrier taxpayer* won't l>c saddled aircraft operations from ship with the cost. Krlder: Crowe‘a i* t h e best plan I ever heard of. Lrl Jim do it! • . *■' . ® • • Quoting Mark Twain, "Reporta of my death are great!y exaggerated,” Gen. J. C. Ilutehboo laid that very tam e thing Tuesday when confusion resulted over a radio report. '•Imilarity In namea led to phone calla to The Herald that Gen. HutchIson had died at the fair. The Tampa Pair manager, with a very similar name, died at the Tampa fair. • Read some where (Oh where was it) that Republicans will enter the legislative races . . Funny, the last time one en­ tered, he left town . . . If someone threw his hat in against Mack Cleveland he might Icivc the earth . . . * • • Republicans didn’t have enough money and gumption to get candidates to run fer posts that didn’t Ukc qualify­ ing fees, bow are they going to come up wiih one that rotU BOO. • » • Ray Mttwce and Pete Knowles got together yester­ day for "cxploratorary talks" on leasing the stadium for It per year rental. Will conic up at School Board meeting tomorrow . . . • • • Hie word is that Bay la cool to the Idea of a new stadium out hy the high schorl . . . Too expensive to maintain. • • • Some Junior high parents beat down a PTA last night . . . Funny thing but, ww hear the majority of the teachers were against it. Just for the record . . . you don't need any majority to form a PTA. . . ★ ★ ★ Wilson, Crapps, Raborn: 'No' k’ fre.i ( ity Commission-r . opposed to tho two-mile Jet fuei pipeline to the Navnl Air Station were polled by Hie Herald today after tho brief­ ing Tuesday on the Navy’* deaim for the facility. Result of the poll: No change Robed. Hie three commissioner* who voted down tho pipeline Installation two weeks ago tn a 3-2 vote were asked the same question this morning: "A fter yesterday'* briefing by tbe Navy on Its drslrtst for tho pipeline, have you or do you think you may change your mind and change your vote in favor?" These were the answers to that question: M. L. RABORN — "I won’t say whrdher I will or will not change my vote." A. L. WILSON — "t listen, ed but I hnvo not formed any conclusions." J . H CRAPPS—"I haven’t changed my mind about any­ thing." Herald Index I'age 9 Bridge Classified ...... . Page 3-A Page 2-A Comic* .... Dear Abby Page 9 Page 1 A Editorial Entertainment . Page 9 Legal* ....... Page 2-A 1‘uzsle ........ ... Pan* 2-A Page 8 Society S p o rla __ _ j .. . Page A to shore, NAS is converting to JP-5 fuel on April 1, Since JP-5 fuel is not u*«xt or handl­ ed at Tampa (from where NAS now geta its fuel hy ACL tank car and by tank truck), it will all be shipped from Jacksonville. “llie 25,000-barrel storage provided by a pipeline,” the United l’res* Leased Wire A long list of proposed changes tn milk marketing regulations prohibiting be­ low coat aalea were recom­ mended today by a special committee which aaid the proposals would "stabllie the market,’’ There was no Immediate Indication whe­ ther of not the proposal would increase the retail price of milk. North Orlumio voters will jro to the polls on March 19 to complete their first fully elected council Hmmmmmni! NEW Orleans (U PD —The since the municipality was chartered five years ay° American Bar Association by the North Orlando Co. The election date was set Tuesday nlnl)t nt n Tuesday railed for Congress meeting of the Village Council with nil members pre- to give itself and federal judges raises in pay. se n t s',U In C . i III mCj to Ik- Defense Boss, Chieftain Dies Military Brass To Answer Critics Medical Aid CAIRO (UPI) — Aid El Krim. Moroccan tribal chief­ tain who fought France anil Spain in the lP20s, died of a heart attack in his villa here today at till) ago of about 80, WASHINGTON (LTD — Hie White House arranged today for Defense Seeretiry Robert S. McNamara and ether top military officials to go on live television at I p. m. to reply to charges that tlie Soviet missile buildup is continuing in Cuba. Pres* secretary Pierre Sab inner announced the plan. Preparations had been under way since Tuesday evening to conduct a meeting for re ­ porter* at l p. nt. today on a background basis. This |i a procedure under which newsmen may report Salinger said, however, that attribute it, Salinger aaid, few ever, hat "there lias been so much InIrreal manifesled in the bark- TALLAHASSEE (UPD — Tlie Cabinet adopted a propos­ ed $882 million budget today which would finance limited expansion of state government in the next biennium and pay mixes over the period of about 10 per rent. Tho total is afeut $30 mil­ lion more than current source* are expected to provide in the next two years, but is a whop, ping slush under the record $1.3 billion the various agen­ cies and inatitutiona had re­ quested. ELISADETHVILLE, K a tnuga (UPD —Katanga Pres­ ident Molse Tshumbe left here today, apparently to wveive medical treatment in Northsrn Rhodesia. Illness Spreads COLUMBUS, Mia*. (UPI) —Doctors Tuesday tentative­ ly identified an illnesa which apread to lu atudents at Mis­ sissippi Stale College fur Women from lalKiratory hamsit*-* as leptospirosis. Labor Unrest Atlantic Storm Raging JACKSONVILLE (UPD — A raging winter storm poised off tlic South Atlantic coast today, imperiling email boats, eroding benches and keeping weathermen guessing what It would do next. The Miami Weather Bureau said the storm was almost stationary during the night and was centered early today about )50 tulles off the Geor­ gia and Booth Carolina roasts. Gale warninga were replac­ ed with small croft warning* from Cape Canaveral to Sa­ vannah. Gu., this morning. But gale warnings remained in ef­ fect from Savannah north to Nags Head, N. C., for strong northwest and north winds. Rough sen* and tides one to four feel above normal with considerable la-neb erosion and minor flooding were forecast from Cape Canaveral to Nags Head. Weuthermeti said changing pressure patterns around Ihe low decreased the winds some­ what. Hut the tow expanded in site and further intensifica­ tion in the next 24 hour* w h s possible, they aaid. The Weather Bureau said motion of the storm would be erratic and warned all Interesta along the affected roasts to c o n t i n u e precaution* against high tides uml rough seas. A Coast Guard boat search­ Burns Offers FEC Mediation Ity United Prose International Widespread labor unrost In JACKSONVILLE (UPI) thu IrauxpoUaliun Industrie* City Mayor Hitydon Burns broadened today to includu airline pilots. Violence erupt Its* termed the 15 day-old grei—J*’ .,y ?i mrRin M • ” Iwst interest of the citizens'* N s.nart rod edHrr defrbsn sow been long as Kami* holds the ofucbls tn. . . It ‘‘dual position of reptsyw*. igjF.lrdialrly available ing the tmN*t bL furtttied I 1o television." and thfir V * | house. 124 Escambi _ hawt lie espccicd The cuunc1*11 .-HA 2-0274. or Uio three m ila’a recommendation ... tiA lion-radio networks Volunteer Fire Dept, he reor­ _'.'-4fe'f»vw » conference ganised under direction of live hails. Henry Ward. Tho villa geownrd fire truck may be IrHscd or bought hy the new­ Council To Hear ly formed group which the council will provide with alx Wafer Reports months insurance. After that Dixruxsion and reports on time the organisation t ill b e : progress of tlie new munici­ on Ita own and will come pally owned water system Is under no jurisdiction of the expected on tonight's meeting agenda of the Altamonte council. Springs Town Council, The meeting will be held at 8 p. m. in the Altamonte Town Hall. Cabinet Okays Giant Budget NO G42 Small Boats Imperiled representative •■Id. **will en­ sure the availability of furl ready to use directly In air­ craft and also will Improve the resupply of on-station storage. Presently, storage at NAS providrs only 1.5 day* reserve supply, lowest of any Nary air station.” North Orlando nsuvA... Votes Mar. 19 rxcept vice-mayor Bob Stephenson. Up for election will lie the t h r e e company appointed post* of Frank Fasula, Clar­ ence Memory and Buel Strip­ ling. Dates for qualifying wevo set from Feb. 18 through Feb. 28. Candidate* must file peti­ tions carrying the signatures of at least 10 registered voters with the vlllagr cleik. Voter registration will open Monday and run through Munch 15. Offices in the Villuge Hall wilt lie open on weekdays from 8 a. m. until 6 p. m. And on Wednesdays uml Friday* from 7 p. m. un­ til l> p m. In other business at Monday night’s meeting, Councilman W. W. Anderson, in a state­ ment of resolution denied the press, notified Mayor Fasuta, in effect, that lie “would con­ tinue to contest any move not completely non-dlseriminatory Ifetablifthed 1908” ” WED.. FEH R U A R Y ITnukT* SANFORD, FLORIDA a i 7 v - « ‘,;tunti", ;VrJ'F‘Sr,dB B ,*L “ ,,‘l IUi'W7 Indian, and Ohio. Discreet WASHINGTON (UPD — The United 8taie* maintained a diplomatically discreet "no comment",today on tho toppling of Canadian Prime Min­ ister John (i. Diofcnbaher. But key questions remained about If. 8. actions leading up to the crisis. All, Tis’ True MADISON, Wis. (UPD — Observing that “ever since Eve, mankind has recognised that one thing leads to an­ other," the WiM-otisin Su­ preme Court ruled Tuesday it was permissible to stop fe­ male tavern employe* from drinking with male customer*. Mr. , sn cincrsrncy ,nd o - fereti his acrvlec* as a medi­ ator. Mayor Robert King High of Miami made a similar of­ fer several dajs ago. Burn* offered his personal services and tfe facilities of Jacksonville City Hall for any negotiation sessions the strik­ e r . and company officials may wish hi hold. Tlie strike began Jan. 23 in a wage dispute. Hie FEC is now operating freight trnfflr on a limited xeate between Jacksonville aivl Miami. Active Trading NEW YORK (UPD -A irrrnfl* continued their leader­ ship today as stocks opened mostly higher in moderately active trading. ed tlie area offshore In-tween Daytona Bench and Cape Can­ averal for two missing fishing boats. Planes were ready to join in the search us soon ns weather permitted. The Coast Guard said it was searching for the 45-foot snap­ per boat Pee Wre and her sister craft, the 4l>-foot Sul­ tana II. The merchant vessel Gulf King said it approached tho Sultana II in higli seas off tlie Vote Books Now Open Vidor rcRtotnition books will lie open daily ittt'liiiliiiK Satin tiny from 9 it. nt, to 5 p. nt. through Monday. Registrar Camilla Uruee reported this moniimr. Mrs. Unite said she revolved Instructions from Secretary of State Tom Adams today to open the ■ » * » booka prior to the special pri Legislative Qualifications 'Trickle In' mury elections this and next month and the special election March 20. The books are open to resi­ dent* of tho state for a year and of Uie county for six months. Also, registered vot­ TALLAHASSEE (UPD — ers must repurt any change of Tho slow trirklc of candidate* qualifying for 37 new legisla­ address. Mrs. Ilruca staled there are tive seat* under the controv­ ersial renpportlomnrnt plan now 15,400 eligible electors indicated today that some registered. The list was cut limy he holding hack for a from more than 17,000 in a court determination of Its le­ recent purge of non-voters. gality. Thu putty primaries and Only four rnndldute* signed tlie apodal election were set op this morning, bringing the total since qualifying opened up under tlie reupportionineiit Monday to seven. Deadline for law just passed by the Legis­ lature in special session. How­ qualifying Is noon Fell. 15. Latest candidate* Included ever, they are contingent on Tom G r e e n , Jacksonville, a federal court ruling Thurs­ House, Group Five; Lynwood day at Miami, Rep. Muck Cleveland said Arnold* Jacksonville, House, Group Six and former Rep. It. earlier this week If th* federal M, (Bob) Merritt nm! Edgar ruling la favorable Thursday J. Johnston, both Pensacola, he will roslgn from the House for tlie Giuop Three Houxu and seek tin* Democratic party nominal ion fur the new Benseal in Kscamblu County. Itep. George Hallahau of Mi- j P‘« t In the party priamiii pln>\\»’<l ronfidrnro Unit . nmrjr# Former Hop. (Jonlun would approve the I Frederick said ho wilt seek tin-e court wottiii legislative-passed plan III an- Cleveland's llniiso post, Tim first patty primary is ninineiiig Tuesda) that lie will resign Ilia House post and run slated for Felt. 2<i. If neces­ for the additional Ihido Coun­ sary, tho second party pri­ ty Senate seal. mary will lie held March 12. I.cnu ('itvuil Court Judge Tho special election t* sche­ Hugh Taylor, meanwhile re­ duled for March 2t1. fused to enjoin the special Candidate* must file their elections for the proposed ex- petitions hy neon Feb. 15 with tin five senators ami 17 repre­ tbe Secretory of .State's of­ sentatives set for Feii, Sit hy fice, Guv. Farri* HryuiiL Mrs. It nice said If candi­ Taylor agreed, however, to dates are unopposed for party keep the matter under consid­ nomination* no party pri­ eration until n ruling Is made maries will tie held, only tha by the Federal Court. March 20 election. north Florida coast Tuesday after the snmllrr vessel lost a rudder. The master of the Gulf King reported that personnel of tho smaller boat refused to aban­ don ship, however, and tho merchant man continued on ita way. Earlier Tuesday, the Coast Guard buoy tender Svveetgum towed the disabled U2-foot Fort Sumter to Ilia mouth of the St. Johns River hero. Convict labor and volunteer* worked into tbe night Tuesday night to repair Jarksonvillo Beach’s crumbling sea wall which bad not liecn totally re ­ built after the pounding It took from salt water in the rurent storm. The previous storm, which run from Nov. 2rt through Dec. 5, caused more than $2 mil­ lion in damage* to Duval County beaches. Officials estimated t h a t wind* caused more than a half million dollars In damages Tuesday. Diefenbaker's Action Fizzles OTTAWA (UPD - Prime Minister John Dicfcnbaker’a Convert alive government, top­ pled by a double • barrelled no - confidence vote over tho U. S.-triggered nuclear de. fense Issue, today formally dissolves parliament. Uiefcnhaker was expected to select April B (or a new general election In which an estimated to million Cana* dim s will vote. Liberal leader Lester B, Pearson, <7, was a strong favorite to become Canada’s 14th prime minister in tiio upcoming election. S c h o o l B O O rd T H u rsd Q V ,, .. , , „ , Reaffirmation of building plan* under the federal im­ pact law will he considered by the School Board tn regu­ lar session Thursday after, twain. Chairman J . Dan Wright said this afternoon "wc are right on target with our building plans but wo must keep updo-minute when it comes to matching state and federal fundi." Wright said the meeting will he held although Supt. R. T. Milwre La attending a three-day conference a t Tab labassee. Rain , Rain Go Away — Kids Day Here At The County Fair It takes more than rain and cold to obliteratv the allure of a county fair with nil it’s bright lights, sounds, smell* and t i g h t a, especially for young (wuple and the young in heart. So despite the weather hun­ dreds of Bemitiole County chil­ dren used tlie free pusses given lo them lo attend tlie Seminole County Fair Tues­ day, gating at the exhibits, clambering ubourd tbe tlirill rides, rating canity apples and eolton candy, uml hot dogs on sticks. Today ia tim second chil­ dren*! day, and the weather­ man holds out a hope of fetter lurk for dampened Fair Asso­ ciation officials as continued drizzle, ndd winds and rain may let up around noon. Four school children won door prizes Tuesday, and four more will be given today. First place w i n n e r xvas Sheila Davis, who won a bi­ cycle; Joe Lowe, a transistor radio; Alfert Stephens, a spinning reel and rod amt Limlu Akin, a basket hail. Ilia wing for tlm dour prizes will fe held at 6 p. m„ Fair Association I'lesidcnt Juhn McCloskey said. Judging of livestock will hagin tins morning as out of town judge* arriva to begin their rounds. Tim Fair continues through .Saturday, optnlng at 8 p. m. today, 5 p. in. Thursday and Friday and 1 p. m. Saturday. Get well Sid HiChard . . , wc mis* ya! It will cost t.W!j to replace the radio tower out by Fire Station No 2 . . . High winds hlrw it down earlier in Ihe week. • • • If Juke Zorian of Maitland flops with ilia) proposed Boat inarina in ISO days L D. Plant, who ran bulid one a i a hobby is ready to go . . . Too bad exclusive rights were given . . . Plant was ready to put down tlW.WM this week and 1* proceeding with plans If Jake flop*. • • • House and Home Finance official* arc processing tb it Port terminal application . , Cost of the complete facility # u . . POO.000 to $*»-**• LIVESTOCK exhibit g e ts two entries WHICH ONE shall w e ride on now? LET ME BE your Teddy Bear. 'UM-M-M Good, Cotton Candy* � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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The Senate, apparently mov­ ing Into the final stages of the prolonged battle, was In recess until Monday. Senate liberals lost by a 33 to 43 vote Thursday in the first test on the short cut route they have been using to amend the existing gag ators plus a scattering of other members voting to table the matter. The break down was 32 Democrats and 21 Republicans for tabling and 31 Democrats and 11 Re­ publicans against. The liberals bypassed the normal process of clearing rule amendments through the rule* committee. They con­ tended that at the opening of a new Congress a majority should be able to amend the rules. FIRST PLACE WINNER in the American Legion Oratorical Content uponsoreil at Lyman High this year by Memorial Post 25G of Cassel­ berry was Ann O’Donnell, second from left. Others in the photo are Lnrry Muplesdon, con- Open bouse will be held Saturday and Sunday In Idyll* wllde, of Loch Arbor, where three Shoemaker built homes will bo oa display. Shown will be the 'Colonial Democrat* II," a colonial type home; the "Futura,” a modern home of the future and "Content* pera," a home of contempo­ rary design. Although most home* In ALTAMONTE GARDEN CLUB members meeting Monday to make fur­ ther plans for next Thursday's Smorgasbord Dinner at the Community House were, front from left, Mrs. Robert Bradford and Mrs. Jefferson Hodges; back, Don Harris, Mr. Hodges and O. J. Buumgurtner. (Herald Photo) fly Shirley Wentworth Twenty-five Sunday School Ry Donna Estes teachers of the Forest City The new Vestry Committee baptist Church attended a of Christ Episcopal Church, “ Illast Olf banquet" last Sat­ urday evening to open the SSLongwood, will be formally in­ 200 Cnisade being conducted to stalled at tin* 10 a.in. Eu­ Increase enrollment and en­ charist this Sunday. largement of the Sunday Members of the committee School department. The "Space Age" is being were elected by their fellow parishioners at the annual used os theme for the threemeeting of Christ Church on month crusade and each room Jan. 20 and their election has a large poster displayed has been approved by the I to record progress. At the Rt. Rev. Henry I. laiuttit, attendance grows a rocket will climb higher and higher Dishop of South Florida. Installed will be H erm an1into outer spnee among the Schtinming. senior warden; *indicated planrts. Eugene II. Taylor, jbnior war- j The crusade is being conden; Frederick Wyman, trea- ( ducted under supervision of teat chnirman at left; Stanley Houston, Lyman surer; Thomas Kuhn, secre­ speech inntrue tor; Eileen Klcr, second place win­ tary and A. 1\ Rowersox, ner; Billy Johnitton, third place winner untl Har­ Robert llummond, Charles old Krydcr, Post 250 commander. Pasternack and Joel White. • (Herald Photo) The first regular business meeting of the newly elected Committee will In? held Imme­ diately following the installa­ tion service. Also elected at the annual Idyllwilde are custom • built, be open all day and on Sun Parish meeting were Thomas these model homes have been day from noon until dark. Kuhn to serve as a delegate erected to show the type of A door prize of a GE West to the Diocesan Convention work done by Shoemaker con­ port stereo will In* given a- in Miami Reach In May and struction. way. The winner will be an Raymond Rail to serve as al­ On Saturday the homes will nounccd at a later date. ternate delegate. Winne, members of the Girl's Auxiliary who took over the nursery. Attending, In addition to Copeland, were Rev. and Mrs. Richard Drown, Mr. and Mrs. Richard While, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jackson. Mr. ami Mrs, Clinton Crawley. Mr. and Mrs. Don Westmoreland, Mrs. William Drannon. Mrs. Mar­ tin Dunn, Mr. and Mrs. Wal­ ter lfoberg. Mr. and Mrs. I). K. Winne, Mr. and Mrs. L. 11. Moreno and daughter, Andrea, Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Whlldcn, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Green and Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Hart. Church Sets Service Series A series of "New Life Meet­ ings" will be conducted at G r a c e Methodist Church, Onora Road at Woodland Ave­ nue in Sanford, Feb. 17 through Fob. 21. Guest minister will be Rev. Gerald McCray, a former missionary to Alaska and pres­ ent minister of the Rowling Green Methodist Church. Invitation has been extended to the public to attend each 7:30 p.m, meeting. WRENSHALL, Minn. (UPI) — A discharged high school English teacher, now making his living as a hod carrier, said Thursday he still feels the novel ” 1984'' is unob­ jectionable. Richard Wyman. 39, was fired by the Wrenshal school board last March because he Included the George Orwell novel on the reading list for senior EngHsh students pre­ paring for college. The school board called the book "ob­ scene and immoral." The con­ troversy erupted after a girl student showed Utc novel to her parents. Since last autumn, Wyman, a father of 13, has been car­ rying bricks at the same school, where a Duluth con­ struction company is erecting an addition to the building. Even that job has been in­ terrupted temporarily be­ cause of the cold weather and Wyman picked up his first unemployment compensation check Thursday in Duluth. "It's a new experience for me," he said, "I've never been unemployed before." Wyman, who holds a mas­ ter's degree In education and has 10 years teaching exper­ ience, said he has applied In more than 100 area high schools but his applications have been rejected each time. "I don't feel that the school administration is black-balling me,” the now bearded ex­ teacher said, "but then 1 guess Church Holds Daily Services Dally evangelistic services are being conducted at 7:30 p.m. at the Fern Park Church of the Nazarcne by Rev. Ar­ thur E. Kelly, visiting minister from South Carolina. The church Is located at 304 O'Rricn ltd. In Fern Park. Host minister Is Rev. J . Den­ nis Peacock. The special services arc scheduled to continue through Feb. 10. Beginning next Mon­ day. Ralph and Joan Dunmire. singer-musicians, will be presonl for each program. they aren't giving me the belt of recommendation* either.” A copy of the controversial hook still rests in the Wren* shall school library but no »tu* dent is required to read it and its contents are not made tha subject of term papers as ia Wyman's classes. Supt. E. C. Hedegard said the school administration has not changed its opinion of tha work. ‘•Some parents object to the book and we're not going to force anyone to read it. They can if they want to,” he said, ‘‘but It’s not mandatory." Wyman said he has not changed his mind about tha book, either, he said he would include It in a ‘‘recommend* cd" reading list for seniors if he lands another teaching post. ‘‘Ttie book is not a great literary work, but it has soma value for college bound Hu* dents. What good Is it to study English writing if you don’t in* elude English authors?" North Orlando Super Market * f tl .1 I 8 A. M. to 9 P. M. I BEER W IN E and • Complete Lina of M e a ts and Groceries I North Orlando Super M kt. Longwood • Oviedo Rd. V, Mile East of Hwy 17*92 LOOK FOR T H E BIG SIGN » ID Y L L W IL D E FEBRUARY 2nd & 3rd B E A U T IF U L OF HOM ES LOCH ON North on 20th Street from 17-92 to sign. ARBOR D IS P L A Y THE COLONIAL II - CONTKMPERA - FUTURA SATURDAY - ALL DAY SUNDAY - NOON HU DARK REFRESHMENTS H O M ES OF D ISTIN CTIO N CU STO M KITCHENS S h o B m a lu ih ^ “WESTPORT** STEREO JU ST REGISTER TO BE GIVEN AWAV FEB. • , 1963 I B U IL T Situated on large, individually landscaped lots. Features include central heat and air conditioning. M ODERN t GENERAL ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION One of these same “WESTPORT’* G.E. STEREOS will be given free to each purchaser of a home from Feb. 2 thru Feb. 9 COMPANY I / • GENERAL OFFICES 211 W. 25tli ST. STEN STR O M REALTY SELLING AG EN TS I) �Apportion Plan Called 'Unconstitutional' ★ ★ ★ C t o 0* By LARRY VERSIIEL Tbe Navy ha* officially " asked (he city to approve the Pipeline Co. bid to transport Jet furl. . . . A letter is in the mail and will be read at the City Commission meeting a Meek from today. • • • That'* some post office we have . . . High Minds last night I blew open Uie door and knock­ ed parts of the celling loose. • • • Someone knocked over a hy­ drant Saturday at Ninth and ^ Bay . . . The city lost a quar­ ter million gallons of water . . ♦ • • Nobody asked me, but how come no one checked that | natural gas pipeline to the Hunt Co. site and how it got approved? . . . More on this later. • • • Still no word on when those legislative hearings will take place this week. Spoke to Mack Cleveland Jr. and Mack says they will wail until the federal court makes a decision on re► apportionment . . . May want the new representative to sit in . . . “ You mean Gordon." Says I . . . “Ha, lla" . . . says Mack. • • • By the way can't think of a better man than Gordon Fred­ erick for that House seat . . . Can you all? • • • 1 And anyway. I’d like to tee that legislative lag put back on. • • t LEGISLATIVE RAMBLES . . . Mack and Joe Davis voted against killing a House mem­ ber for Seminole and so did Bernard Parrish . . . Mack voted against the statute . . . Says the people should decide . . . The way we sec It. Semin­ ole will have two House repre­ sentatives and one Senator this session and lose one in 1965 . . . Qualification dead­ line will be in about a week . . . first primury Feb. 26 and second March 12 . . . Nobody asked me, but the courts will probably junk the legislative compromise . . . That’s all it is . . . and what it does . . . extends Metro from Miami to Tallahassee. • • • Speaking of the legislature . . . Did you know- that a quarter horse ran at the Sem­ inole Park Raceway Saturdaynight by the name of “Joe Davis” 7 . . . It came in sec­ ond and paid $5.80. • • • Work has started on the new McCrory's building at the Eastern Shopping Center by SR 436 and Huy. 17 92. • • • Rain will hold up work on Seminole Blvd. • • • Thus far, the city has col­ lected $459,000 in taxes . . . County well over $1,000,000 , . . • • • Don't forget deadline near­ ing for license tags . . . It's empty now by John Gallo­ way's office. • • • Public hearing on the Econlockhatchrc at 10 a.m. tomor­ row a* t he Orange County courthouse. • • • Police Benevolent Assn, elected Dick Cosgrave presi­ dent the other day; Arnold Williams, vice president, and Estelle Jennings, secretarytreasurer. • • • Hundreds of hoy srouta will be at Ft. Mellon Park this weekend as Boy Scout week kicks off . . . A full day's eampout activities slated. • • • High winds blew the aerial down out by Fire Station No. Okay, who was the wise kid that painted “Seminole" across the back of the Ft. Mel­ lon Park Pool? It was just painted last week. • • • Movieland Manager Hugh Prince tells us that 36 per­ sons signed up to donate blood to the Seminole Coun­ ty Blood Bank, through his special shows a week ago. Pledgers received a month'* tree pass to the Drive-In. Good s work, Hugh, the Blood Bank 111 W I w ash Ja need 4 M f - ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Discriminatory' Suit Filed MIAMI (UPI) — Miami at* I representatives until after- After the holdover lcgislatomey Peter Sobel asked a the 1964 general election. So tors are dropped in I9il Sospccial Federal Court today bcl claimed that 14.2 per cent M , „ d lhon ,y , to declare the newly-adopted of the people can elect a ma- I _ 43-Senator, 112-Rrpresentativc Jorlty of the Senate ami 22.9 of ,bo PC0P1<* can cloct 1 Legislative Hcapportionment per cent ean elect a majority j majority of the Senate and plan unconstitutional ami en- of the House of Represents 28 5 percent a majority of Join tlic state from holding lives elections under i t Moments after the petition was filled, the three-judge court said it would hear all arguments on the reappor­ tionment hassle at 9:30 a.nt., Thursday. Soble, one of the two law­ yers who filed the original suits that resulted in Flor­ ida's legislative apportion­ ment being declared unconsti­ tutional, also refiled a mo­ tion today asking the court to reapoortion the legislature by judicial decree. Sobcl's petition called tlic 43-112 plan passed by a spe­ cial session of the legislature i last Friday, both as a statute ^ and as a state constitutional > amendment In lie voted on by the people in 1964, "invl(I i o u s I y discriminatory" against him and other resi­ dents of large population MACK CLEVELAND JR. CORDON FREDERICK •Hut lit King:’ A Rig May he area*. “ This plan Is no appreci­ able improvement over the present legislative apportion­ ment, which has been de­ clares! unconstitutional by this court, and is substantially less representative than ap­ portionment by the proposed constitutional i m c n d m e n l overwhelmingly defeated by the people at the last general State Representative Mack Cleveland Jr. today election," the petition said. Under the new apportion­ threw hi* hat in the ring: for the state Senate if the ment statute, which contains Federal court okay* the newly udopted 43-Scnator, a "grandfather" clause to 112 Representative reapportinnment plan. hold over two Senators and 13 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Cleveland Throws Hat In Senate R in g ..? If' ( U lt r VOI.. .'lit ' WEATHER: Scattered showers tlirouph Tuesday. High todny, 68-71. Low tonight, 45-60. United Press Leased Wire Established 1008 MON.. FERRUAKY I. 1963 SANFORD, FLOR1 DA nsuui... BRIEFS Open Firm NEW YORK (UPI)—Stocks | opened firm in moderately active trading today. Slijrhtly Ahead LAKELAND (U PI) -F re s h grapefruit shipments this sea son are running slightly ahead of last year's pace despite December's citrus • killing freeze. Opposition Set WASHINGTON (UPI) — Strong congressional opposi­ tion was developing today to President Kennedy's proposed cut in tax deduction* for Midi items a* church contri­ butions and medical bill*. Serving- Notice WASHINGTON (UPI) — Southerners fighting a change in the Senate's anti-filibuster rule served notice today they were prepared to go a* long a* necessary to defeat or sidetrack the move. N oT citf Post Office Patronage A Headache ■Herlong 'T ost Office patronnge results in n hondni-lic.” This wits the comment of Congressman A. S. llcrloitK Jr. this morning when The Herald tele­ phoned him Ht Washington to ask the status of appointment of u permanent postmaster for Sanford. "I’d rather not handle postoffiee patronage, either the ap|>ointment of iKistmasters or rural carriers,” the Congressman stated. He explained that the final "results only bring on a headache; it makes your friends niifrry because there arc not enough jobs to go around.” lie continued thnt "those who do not get the job of postmaster liecomc angry and the otto who does get the job becomes an ingrate.” Congressman Herlong remarked facetious­ ly: “It (appointments) should become a part of losing an election rather than winning one. Of course, I'm only kidding.” In a serious vein, Herlong said he is await­ ing the recommendation of the Seminole County Democratic Executive Committee for appoint­ ment. He milled he had submitted tbc eligibility list of three names to Warren Goodrich, Rrmlenton, Democratic state chairman, asking that ho forward it through channels to tlic local com­ mittee. Robert llillhimer, Seminole chairman, said lie has not received the list from Goodrich. Three local men passed U. S. Civil Service examinations for the 87,BOR postmaster post hero. They are Julian Whighnm, Stephen Dalint and Guy Allen, the acting jmatmastcr and a Re­ publican. The prorodtire is for the local committee to recommend a candidate to Herlong, who, in turn, will submit it to President Kennedy, who, in turn, will name the successful randidato ns Sanford’s iNistnmster, subject to confirmation by tho U. S. Senate. Break Tradition TALLAHASSEE (CPI) Florida S t a t e University breaking tradition, announced thi* weekend that it will play all hut one of its home football games in the afternoon next season. Easy W inner Millionaire's Wife Missing Over Ocala MANAGUA, Nicargua (UPI) OCAI.A (U PI) — Mrs. Pa­ cijil party, was an appa'ent easy winner today In national presidential elections marred by police clashes with antigovernment demonstrators. Widener 111, wii* missing to­ day ahonrd m private aircraft which disspprarrd irconds be­ fore a scheduled lauding In driving rain here Sunday (light. The plane, a twin-engined Aero Commander owned by the Wideners, was last seen as it approached the Ocala Air­ port about (l.-:iil p. in. Sunday night lifter a flight from West Palm Ileach. Widener, waiting to meet his wife, said the plnne was shout 200 feel over the landing strip when it veered sharply mid disappeared in dense clouds to tho west. An airport s|>okrsman said the plane piloted by Roiiert G. St mi Is of Ocala, was In touch with the FAA t o w e r n t Gainesville, FIs., by radio and last reported its position s« less than 350 feet over tinstrip on s landing approach. The piano did not contact tho lower after pulling off rour*e. An air-ground search was launched toduy when a check of Celitrul Flotilla airports failed to locate the plane. Under the plan, Seminole will gain a Senator for —Rene Seliick, candidate of tricia Widenrr, wife of mil­ this session of the legi*Iulurc and in 1065 would lose President Luis Somoia’s I.ib- lionaire *|H)rtaman Peter A. II. ★ ★ <U>u liou.o member. At the same time former .state House Representative Gordon Frederick anid he would prnluihly run for the vacant House acatf Cleve­ land's) if the court rules fav­ orably on the plun. Cleveland served |;| nessions including eight special of the legislature. Hu is a member of the finanro and taxation and rules committee and is eensidi red one of the most powerful members In the House. Frederick, before lie de­ clined to seek re-election last year, served during seven ses­ sions. Earlier Frederick had said he would run ugain if .Semi­ nole got a Senator because of Ida experience to aid political newcomer 8. J. Davis who was elected to tile House lust year. To Sign Bill TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Weary clerks in the House of Representatives completed en­ grossing work on the hill con­ taining Florida’s new reapportionment plan today and said it will lie put on the governor's desk for action later todav. Gov. Farris Rryant is ex­ pected to sign the hill right away and then set dales for elections to choose the seven new Senators anti 30 Repre­ sentatives provided for in the plan. The first primary probably will be set for Feb. 26 with a run-off and general clrction to follow. After the election dates are set, Secretary of State Tom Adams will set the deadline for candidates to qualify for the 37 new seats. The new seats, all for fast­ growing urban areas, will tend to cripple tlic influence of the small county majority bloc that has eontroled the legis­ lature since Florida became a Over $1,200 wns collected state. for Uiu aucressful Mother's It also may put a few more March of Dimes held Thurs­ Ilepublirans In the House — day, Mrs. Robert Zittrower, but not enough to give th is . . . , , , _ chairman, reported today, party any kind of » voice In • ' * 1 ' ' The deepest ap preciation proceeding*. Tlic Republican of the Xationul Foundation stronghold of Pinellas—which goes to (lie Mulching Moth­ now ha* on all-GDI* delega­ tion of three ll«m*e members er.; nod to the public in imppick* op port log tb* Foundation'* rxand one Senator three additional Represent*• 1 P"n'led effort* to continue the livei and if past trend* are quest for the conquering of followed, they'll al»o be Re­ IHilio, birth deferts and arth­ ritis. publicans. Ttie 23 rnptaiti* and hunTlic difference in small coon ty domination will be m ore[ dred* of worker* were assistnoticeable in the House where ( H by volunteers fiom Boy populous area* pick up 30 now I Scout Troop 604. Mr*. ZltI trow or said. seats. Mothers March Takes $1,200 $ 8 0 0 ,0 0 0 Program Park Lease To Be Discussed The City's offer to lease the Municipal Stadium for rounty ichool athletic* for u $1 an­ nual rental was to lie discuss­ ed informally this afternoon by School Supt. R. T. Mi luce and City Mgr. W. E. Knowles. Mil wee said he will present the proposal for study to the Sdiool Board at its next reg­ ular meeting on Fell. 14. Know lea made the proposal before the Boosters Club. He outlined lost of construction and uununl maintenance of tlio stntllum anil then made the $1 offer. The offer followed an outlino by Architect John Burton of the club's plan fur construc­ tion of a stadium for football, baseball and other athletics at Seminole High School. Burton e stim ated cost of the Trampled To Death GIIANADILLA, Canary Islands (UPI) — Twenty-three persons were trampled to death and more than too in­ jured .Sunday when a crowd of farm men and women stampeded from a building they thought was collapsing. Cuba Buildup Worries U. S. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Congressional roiu-cni al-out the Soviet buildup in Cuba in­ creased tr«lny and thn admin­ istration prepared to rrm-k down harder oil foreign ship­ pers engaged ill Cuban trade. r Sen. Kenneth n. Keating, R-N.Y., who ha* warned rep roject would lie $55,(NS). Mil- peatedly of the Itussinn arms wee said th is m orning, ju d g ­ buildup, said "sooner or later ing fruni such projecta already we will have to deride to put Dragging operation* will be Imiic* li.nl been in the water severed from the IxxJy but com pleted in nearby counties, an end to it or see the Com­ resumed thi* week in an i-ffurl between three niuntli* and twu had become disjointed will! a school stadium could tie con­ munists taka over South ! tu recover tlw* skeletal re. year*. The study further re -1 decomposition, stru c te d fo r $22,000. America." mains of a Negro man in a vealed the man was a victim j The discovery wa* ntatlo D. II. MurGillis, club presi­ Ken. John C. Strums, D- j small canal off South Highway of malnutrition, causing th e ' Jan. 19 by four boy* playing dent, saiit his group will take XKss.. whose preparedness 17-92, Sheriff J. !,. Hobby re­ belief In- apparently had be-1 along the canal. They fished under udvisciiu-nt Knowles’ *uIx-ommliter is investigating come ill and fallen into the a Isait from tho water and ported this morning. offer and Burton's estimate. the Cuban situation, said Uie canal and drowned. found bones. Dragging opera­ The search will be continued United State* might huve to JACKSONVILLE (UPI) Sheriff Hobby said the drag tions by sheriff's deputies that with calm waters, (lie .Sheriff demand that Rusal., remove, Supervisory personnel of the j (u„ovun, rec,.|tll t» ,|.! C'nK operations will be re- day brought tip the mate of tho Mintater Quits its picjH'iit junt ns it Mnke • l»>unri Florida ha%[ j morJ,jn . *j rCi||»* » ' .1urtu»d because tho study also laait containing leg and foot OTTAWA (U l'li - Defense demanded removal of offrn- Coast Railway began ! palho^gl.,.! study ...Lie of ■rcvcalrd the leg* had not been lames. Minister Douglas llnrkness re­ site missih-s uiiil bombers, another freight human leg and fool tames I signed today in protest against The administration was rx- Bowden Yanis near here today Prime Minister John Diefen- pertrd to Issue an order today lor Ilk- 350-iiiilr Irip over rust- found in Arin)-I)|ie InmiI* last Jan. 19. baker's refusal tu commit Can­ or Tuesday barring U. 8. gov- cd rails to Miami, TIh- leg and foot bourn and ada to tlie use of nuclear eminent curgoe* to shipownI be train, tentatively schcdthe boot* were forwarded to weapons. rrs whose vessels have traded ulcd to leave this afternoon, (he Florida Slk-riff'* Bureau with Cuba sinee Jan. |. Ship- '*'|l »" '»!«• second moved li> pers could escape the ban by lhc FEU since 1,200 members j r,,U d > ' Council Meet The rejairt received today 11 non-operating unions The Oviedo Town Council removing their vr**el* from will meet at 8 p. in. today. trade with Culm. “* * W dU«'u“ ' | bone, were those of a Negro The adverse weather romll- animals hack until Tuesday In Miami, .in,liar prepar. m ,,c' / b?ul f'* 1 ',r lions of the past two days have or Wednesday, because the 1 seven Inches tall, and that the tion* were under way for a re­ forced delay of the Judging of had weallwr ha* just msde it turn trip by a 20-car train livestock at the annual Sem­ ini|iostibla to get them in which ran there Sunday In the inole County Fair which open­ In-re,” he said. Two Newsmen first trip since the strike be­ ed today at the American A good display of entries in gan. la-gion Fairgrounds, Associa­ all categories is on hand for Jail Bound LONDON (UPI) — Bri­ tion President John MtUlos- lids year’s exhibition, officials indicated. tain's high court today sen­ key said at noon today. on the following projects: approved by the School Board Judges were busy all morn­ tenced two newsmen to pri­ Page Shows on the midway English Estates new ele­ and State Department, final son terms (or refusing tu ing, however, assigning rib­ are announcing the showing in mentary school, 15 class­ plant being drawn. lliidge Page H name their sources of infor­ bons and prizes to entries in Seminole County of a new mo­ rooms, rafelorium and admin­ Classified __ .._ Page tl mation. Hanford Junior High School, the 4-11, Home Demonstration torcycle art never before seen istrative suite, final plans ap­ lunchroom, lihrury and music Comics _ ._ Page 8 The court gave Daily Mail and rivic projects. No report in the stale, and officials of proved by the School Board, d«-| srtnient, preliminary plans D ear Abby , , .... Page 8 reporter Brendan Mulbolland, on the winners was available the midway said their show b eing leview cd by th e S ta te approved by School Hoard and I'ege 4 29. six months on each of at press time. E ditorial would be llie biggest ever seen Djpar tincnt of E d it c a t i o n, State, final p l a n e b e i n g Entertainment Page 8 three charge* of contempt, A ribbon-rutting ceremony, here. 'o be forwarded to At- drawn. Legale Page 2 4k V with the terms to run con­ scheduled for 5 p.m. today The Fairgrounds will open P u is le --------------Page 8 Hosen wild E l e m e n t a r y currently. Dally Sketch re­ may have to be postponed un­ at S p.m. Tuesday and Wed­ h Seminola Junior High School, five classrooms, pre­ Scdety ----------- Page 6 porter Begins Id Foster, 58, til Tuesday If the rain con­ nesday; S p.m. Thursday and *cb*»i.I, eafetorium and music liminary pluns approved, final Sports — Peg* T wa* sentenced to three tinues, McUlovkey said. Friday and 1 p m. on Salur* Ifeprunnnt, irciiminOry plana plana being drawn. "We have set the Judging ef day. j Human Bones Discovered Here W ere Negro Male FEC Continues Freight Loads Weather 'Delays' County Fair Judging School Plans On Schedule Planning I s progressing school offices at Atlanta this along a satisfactory schedule morning. in Seminole County's $800,000 Bids will i». asked soon for school building program for those projects, Teagua reportthe 1963-61 school year. It was . ed: C ro o n s High Si bool, five reported t o d a y by .School tiatsri oms and a hUrary ad­ Supt. It. T. Mllwt-e. Walter Teague, administra­ dition. Lyman High R tive assistant, said a letter of approval for two projects un- science rooms. der the federal impact Uw :“n‘l music depailatonl.^ waa received flow b» k* | 7**gu* aio*i SANFORD I’OLIUK DEPARTMENT i-ontrihiitvd $.'13 from their Polled I’l-iiuvolent Fund to tho Siirt'ptii Host I hum* toduy. From left tiro Sift. W, II. l ’o*grnve, President of the PIJA; Mr*. Tun mu r llrudcn, Suruptu Admin­ istrator and Chief Roy William*. (Herald Photo) Herald Index SSL1, �| stir #ntiforb Wrralb Page 2—Mon. Feb. 4, ’63 Heart Fund Drive Support Urged Reds Blame "Cordiovasculnr diseased, (disease of thn heart and circulatory system) uru our number one health enemy, cuuhIiik widespread puin and suffering and im­ posing serious economic and production hardships on local industry through the loss of skilled executives,” Mayor Tom McDonald declared today. “Uesides the millions of adults, there are half a million children who -suffcr _from_thifl^jiio8t _viciou8 enemy, which each year causes more deulhs than all other diseases and accidents combined,” the Mayor ndded. 'The Heart Fund constitutes the nation’s Number One defense against heart disease by making possible the research, education and community service programs of the American Heart Association, its affiliates and chapters—the nation’s only inde|>endent voluntary agency dedicated exclu­ sively to combating this lending health enemy,” he said. Thfomied Triedlenl opinion holds the view that only through medical re­ search can science discover the still un­ known causes and develop improved methods of diagnosing, ti eating, con­ trolling and ixjssibly preventing these diseases. “I, therefore, proclaim the month of February to be observed us Heart Month in this community and urge all citizens, schools, churches, business es­ tablishments and scientific, social, civic and fraternal organizations to give this drive their fidlest cooperation and utmost support,” the Mayor said. Cold Continues In East; West Gels Heat Wave Girls Worried About Chilly; Bui, Admire Him I FIRST-OF-THE-WEEK T l W Pj U. S. For Nuclear Ban Stalemate MOSCOW t U PI» — The So viot Union sought today to blame the United States for the continued nu< linr t e s t ban stalemate. The Russians appeared to be trying to discredit the West­ ern position In the eyes of neu­ tral nations before the !7-na• lon disarmament negotlatlrns resume in Genevn Feb. 12. The o f f i e I a I Communist Party newspaper I’ravda said Sunday tlie Soviet delegation broke off negotiations in New York becauss the West had “no intention" of ending atom­ ic teste. The newspaper said that in light of the Kremlin's “good will" offer to accept up to three on-site Inspections, “the reluctance of the U n i t e d State* and Great Britain to end nuclear tesla had become obvious.” It said the Soviet Union thus w hs "forced" to break off the New York talks and throw the question back to the big disarmament conference. i t portrayed the Soviet ac­ ceptance of the principle of on-site inspections as an at tempt to meet the United State* •'half way." There was no hint in Pravda that the Soviet Union would lie willing to expand the numlier of on-sito inspections to meet the West’s minimal re quirements. There was no Indication that the gap between the two posi tion* could be narrowed quick ly a t Geneva. Uy United l’rr*» International CAMBRIDGE. England A thawing warm air flow (UPI)— Titc 300 coeds at Girton College are nervous about ■wept eastward from the Pa­ the prowler they rail Chilly cific Coast today nudging Rllly but they admire his temperature* upward over the hardiness. western two-third* of the na­ A police guard was placed tion. around the campus Sunday A cold wav* moved Into night following Chilly Bill's New England on the heel* of latest appearance in suba atorm that dumped up to freeiing weather in his usual eight Inches of fre*h snow costume—striped underwear. in some eection* of Maine. Chilly Billy made his first Temperature* rose an aver­ appearance a month ago and age of 20 degree* In the has turned up several Umes frozen midwest, while sun since. But he frightened a bathers lolled in record 90-dacoed this weekend and she gree heat In Southern Cali­ called police. fornia. When the police arrived Reading* In the low teens with dogs all they found were forced New York City’s tran­ Chilly Bllly'a foot prints In sit authority to keep Its eubthe snow. way trains in tunnel* and run "We're all very nervous," long tralna to prevent freexe. ■aid one girl. ups prior to the morning rush. Other coed* had a grudg­ Southern California, in the ing admiration for Chilly throes of a crop-damaging Billy. As one said. deep freexe two weeks ago "He must be a superman FEIIHUAHY IS IIEART,MONTH tlcclaica Mayor Tom McDonald aa ho and • drought-breaking de­ to face tiw elements in only meet! with Seminolo-DeHary Heart Council President Ed Simona to sign luge of rain laet week, had striped pants. It ha did it in the proclamation to thnt effect, today. Simona pointed out that 10 million Sunday readings SO degrees the middle of summer you Americana, Including COO,000 children suffered from aome form of dlaabove the February average could understand it, but in •aae of the heart and circulatory ayatem. (Herald Photo) the snow . . . briT." high. Montebello, Calif., had the Legal Notice A police spokesmin said nation’* high temperature, 9$, an all-out March was under­ IX T H E C IN l'l IT COI'IIT IIP way. and Los Angeles set a new T H E S IX T H j r t l l C I A I . CIH* mark of 91 degree* for the "Its not very nice to have • I I I OF I l l ' l l I n %. IV AXIS FOM SF.VIIXOI.E r o t x T V . a chap Uke that wandering C k s s r s r . Va. EFT29 date. Beaches snd swimming n in m cH pools ware crowded, pressing round a girls' college,” tie I'Atri. 8M ITH, Pinal Divorce Decree* Thomas Harrow, *tux, West View, $12,000. said. • lifeguards Into unexpected ruiniirr, Ronald T. Corn vs. Elisabeth Wild were, $18,200. v*. Washington Security Co. to winter duty. HUTU tV. 8X1ITII Zero and bslow tempera­ Corn. Arvld Htrdahl, etux to Earl William Gtavedoni, etux. Golf Tisfsnilsnt. Gertruda Carter va. Lloyd Marshall, *tux, 19-21-80, $47,- View, $12,000. tures wars confined primarily v iit h e to ir r n v H T i n III ITH W. 8X1 ITII. w h o . . . to tha northeastern portion of Cartar. Washington Security Co. to 600. I s sl k n o w n r . t l d . n r s end Mary Plarcy va. Hal B. Hurry Guvtavaun, etux, Golf the nation. Caribou, Maine, niblrsia I* Itou le No. I, Pioneer Bag Co. of Kenans Plercy. MolU*. U . n r e l s . View, $ 12 ,000. ahlverad In 18 below. rnc aim : i m : i m : i iv hrEdward Welrlrk va. Iren* City to Francis E. Iloumillat New England braced for be Washington Security Co. to Ql lltK Ii TO f i ls y o u r w r l l II, etux, Mayfair, $21,600. l . n d sF .n ss to Mis Coinplsln t Ricburd L. Bradford, etux, low sera temperature* to­ Horton Welrick, GENEVA (UPI) — Dele- for d lv o rcs fllsd h » t . l n s s s l n s t Hunatand, Inc. to Rudolph Golf View, $12,000. night and hasardous driving James Albert Scbourn v». wiili t h s c l o r k o f t h . gate* from 103 nations i n h ­ you, Nancy Saboum. Seng Sr., etux, 22-21-30, $12,wamlnga wera Issued for a b o v . . t y l r d Court on o r b«II. A. Hrndwrll Jr., *tux, to , and s * r » . Erneat Cowley v*. Harriett 500. much of the six-state area Kolu-rt A. Baird, utux, 4-21-29, ered here today for the larg­ sf o ro. n pMf .r orbf .Vs ml sy i lupon TUtnHandel Stubb, etux to Rob $21,800. est conference ever held in t i ff ’, a tto rn ey , XV. T. D svls , where roads wera coated with Cowley. Ttoom SIX, Oos North O r s n * s Oussle Ann Robinson vs. art Reaver, Ridge High, $10,Glen Hurrisun, etux, to Ule* ways to boost scientific and | Avenue. frozen slush and Ice. A t least * » t n u s , Orlando, o r l s n d o Florlds 200. Day, etux, Hnnlundo, $11,100. technical akl to under-dc-.................. 14 deaths wera attributed to John Robinson. FA If. NUT nr k Mscrss Pro Msry Frances Carroll vs. C o n f s y .o w ill bs sn t.rsd Helen Hitchens to Edith Y. Eugeuo Fraley, elux, to veloped countries tha eold In the area. t s . l n . i you King, Markham Park, $0,500. ta rry Anker, etux, Sunland, Thunderstorms ahead of the Robert E. Carroll. Tlw two • week conference WITNK8M my hand sn d . s a l Raymond Homes, Inc. to $ 12,000. advancing cold In Dlile, drop­ Phyllla Itlefel va. Elwln Is sponsored by the United a t Hsntord, Hrmtnols County, lo rld s Mil. S"lh da y o f J a n ­ Gordon Luttrell, ctux, LongV. N. Morris, etux, to Rob­ Nations. Experts In fields Fuary, ped nearly an inch of rain Rlafel. A. II. 1»(S Viol* Faust vs. Earl F au st dais, $0,800. ert MiTnddcn, ctux, Diuid ranging from soil conserve 18EAI.) a t Birmingham, Ala., Raleigh, Charity Lovey Atkinson vs. Arthur H. n . i k w l l h , Jr. LMN Enterprises, Inc. to Hills. $11,000. tion to rivil aviation were N. 0., and New Orleans, La Clark of t h . a b o v . a ty l.d James L. McCoy Jr., etux, Court Rue Chandler, etux, to FHA, on hand. Portland, Ore., and Portland, Francis M. Atkinson. Frances l). Decoder vs. John Loch Arbor. $18,000. Ily: X t . r s s r . t K. T y r . Longdulr, $9,000. A UN spokesmen said the Mains, also reported heavy T*spiity Clark Decedor. Kutiert Bishop, ctux, to I). Iluelnn Grier, ctux, to Don­ main object ii to give the W. T. I i . v i s ralna. Frances Braswell vs. Wil­ T. Green, llldge High, $8,000. ald Rciigiin, etux, Wyunewood, countries a chance (o ex­ Room M2 Ons North O ranas Avs nu* liam Ilraswrrll. Hazel D. McCarthy to limn­ $ 10, 000 . change information In a form Orlando, Florida Cora Kill vs. lien Kill. er Piper, etux, St. Jobn’a VIICherles Thompson, etux to that will make R readily A t lo r n sy for P la in t iff Publish F sb 4. It. II. 21. ]S*I Hetty K. I.imdbrrg v*. Jamrs Inge, $8,000. First Fed. of Seminole Coun­ available to underdeveloped CDF-1 S. I.undbcrg. countries. Earlo Lnslinict, etux. to ty, Sanford lights, $5,900. riT c iifu t . Albert Echwarx v*. Evlo Daniel G. Lott, etux, Quail Hie Information exchanged xi xi x t ti ii i e j i ri hi Nc ir «i. Heihert Seymour, etux to c iiir iir Schwarz. Pond, $20,000. Roseo* Ward, N. Chuluutu, by the 1,500 delegates should OF FI.OIIIIIA IX ASH F ill! Ituxsell Tulumilge vs. Au­ James H. Russell, etux to $9,000. enable planner* to make bet­ a it N ix o i. E i n r u r c i i a v . JOHNSON CITY, T e n n . f KHV SO. 1ST** drey Talmsdge. Harvey Huggins, stux, 24-20(U P!)—A 28-year-old college Robert Rogers, etal, to John ter use o! technical and fin­ lw Ik* M a t t.r s i Ik s A S sp t lsa s li Abnsr Hauge vs. Mab«l 32, $0,100. student charged In the death Goonen, ctux, Oakland Slturca, ancial aid in tha future. VIVRT r.LIZARF.TII JO H N. Haug*. Washington Security Co. to $21,300. of his B-wet-k-olti son, fares a 8 0 N and Hattie llcll Thomas va. Os­ WILLI AXI OLCNN JOHNSON Herbert Brunson, etux, Gold preliminary hearing In city A. II. Chapman, elux to AUOHOlJC CONTENT by car Thomas. View, $12,000. court today. Jesse Fowler Jr., Kustbrook, JKIIOI.D WILSON RLI.I8 The Volstead Act of 1919, Ilertha L. Smith v*. Tommy Washington Security Co. to $10,200. M il'll I TO allUVA’ i VI »i: John David Semol, a student passed over the veto of Presi­ T H E s t a te or P L n n tll A Robert McCoy, etux, Golf a t East Tannessea Stats Col Le* Smith. Louis Hardy, etux to Juan­ dent Wilson, defined intoxicat­ TOi OLF.NN A NDRE W JOHNView, $12,000. lege here, I* charged with fel 81 IN. w lio * . p l.r. of ita Walls, C. C. Manor, $7,400. ing liquors as beverages con­ r s . l d . n r s | . un k now n Real Estate Transactions Washington Security Co. to •nluua assult with Intent to Bobby Buy Marlon, etux to taining 14 of one per cent al­ NOTICE 18 IIKRKIIY OIVMauricu Felts, etux to John Jack Roper, ctux, Uolf View, FHA, Sunland, $12,800. commit second degree murder EN t h a t a Hwora P . t l t l o n h a . cohol by volume. h ss n fllsd In Ihs C lrn ilt Court, and involuntary manslaught­ It. Ilausveil, ctux, Osklsud $12,000. Ninth Judlrl.1 Clrrult o f F lo r ­ Washington Security Co. to er. Semol's wile, Janice, told Hills, $7,800. i d . , In and for k .m i a o l a Cou n. Legal Notice Legal Notice Ralph Woodruff, etal to Jo­ Attlee A. Pearson, etux, Gulf ty, Florida, In Ch an rsry, police her husband bent the w h.rsln P .tltlo nsr JKRO t.D child last Thursday night and seph (iuzil, Luts I, 2, 6, fl and 1% THIS I IHIT IT ( 411 HT. WIIJOiN KI.I.I8, ..sk a to Mil'll E KIIH HIIIS M M II Jl III! I II. ( III! I IT 7, Block 8, Cliupoutu and Tuck­ wrapped a blanket a-nund tha T h s l lo a n l iif Cou nty Com- adopt t w o c-ortalu wlillo ch ild , Legal Notice o r n .o iiiiii. i\ %m i r i m m l . s l o n r r . o f h sm ln o ls C o u n ­ rsn. t o - w l l . V I ARY ELIZAer* Add., $7,800. l*oy'a face to stifle Its cries. n r . H i M i i . i : r m vr%. ty, FIs. w ill r s i s l v s bids st IIETII JlilINHON and WILFloyd Winfield Sr., elux to 1% THIS t Ol HT OK THIS • \ i n %m i :i i % m h i i i .ii t s m Ills Offli-s o f Arthur, II llrrk - LIAM Tha ruuple awoke Friday OLENN JOHNSON. Ihi so m i u ) jiih .i . II r IIY >1 MIT IS. with. J r . In t h s C o u rth a uss p r . v . n t . ars to raus* and r«It. E. I’crvls, elux, Tanglemurnlng and discovered the ( III VI %. I I.nil III %* i \ I'lln* r u i n t i f f * qulrs yo u to h . and a p p r . r s t hsn ford , F lo rid a up to l:iu> • VIII m i . * baby was not breathing. The wood, $20,000. I*. XI. Xlondsy. K shru ary It. b . f o r . t h . a b o v . a t y l . d Court IN UK: KUTsITK OK C ll A Itl.Kri MARTIN. 1SS] for ANNEAL RADIO I t K. I'ervis, etux to Floyd on ths t*t d a y o f Xlaroh, A D. I baby waa dead on arrival at a JULIA I'. liK O IhlK lanl. ■KIIVICR CONTRACT, ro v s r - 1*42, t h i n and thara to . h o w J boapltal here and Samul, for­ Winfield Sr., ctux, Little litc ia ied M i n i i: o r Inn p rsv.n tlvs m a ln t .n sn i- s c a u .a . If an y you ran. why TO AMd ( IIKill r o i l » ( M l m ii rim i i i %o n e i: Inspst-ilons, tro u h ls rails, r*. ths r . q u s . t o f t h . p . t l t l o n s r s J merly of Erie, Pa., left town Pearl Lake, $40,000. I'I.II m i n * II %%I Me ri.%1%1* T i l l Oli*iI*** Martin pairs, and o thsr llama o l ssr> list .I n aliould not b# e r . n t Paul K. I.snsilule, elux to Oil I I C M I M I I A<L%IM»T M i l l in hi* sports car. lie was arc / o KUtrhrr Martin v lrs for a on* y r s r psrlod, *4. TMi P a r o l tl Mill*. rrested Saturday after a high- Joseph Cobcr, Neul'a Ray l‘t , » r (A• mi on Hit rad io r n m m u n l r t t b i n . liar.I n fall not . 1 * . . D«an«l ea r It o f > oil m r Nriiitti 4**rn11iia S'liilpuisnt c u r r s n tly b rin g r r . s Pro C o n f s . s o will bs $ 0 , 000 . ■peed rhaaa near Wise County, hereb y nollf|r«| and ir*|iilrr.i to T o r Afti: ItKItieilY n o il- u tlll.til by t h s hsm ln ol* s n l you and t h s 1 Rouuld H o s o y , etux to |iiii»»nt a n y cIr Iiiib unit $lr* f!*.i ui.it 4 Com pla int f**i Dl* Cou nty l t o .,1 D s p s r t m s n t and r a i.lr. ,o d p ar go as .in. . st Vu., and waa returned here. | * . p ,rt». iiiunda h lilt'll you, or eith er «>f vurro ha t livan file.I a t a l n a t Si m l i i o l s Cou nty Zotilna and Charles Hadden, olux, C. C. WITNESS my hand and o l Sainnl posted |B,00u bond to >4*ti, niuy Ini $ * nmihiRl tit*- r»* you, aiitl iron ar* rrs|ulr*^l to Uuiiding oriiiiivt. ft .-1st aoal a . Ctsrk of ths l u l l *•( J ill.I % I'. (ir.OIIUK. «!*-• M-rvr .» • ••!• jr o f >uur A i i m -t attend services for his son Manor, $IU.ono. S p s s i f i s s t l o o s n isy hs ob- Clrrult Court, Ninth Judlrlal • a i r d . lat* of ralU Cou nty, lo or f 'l^ a ilnr fn (li* r o m p l i l t i l tatnsd Chnilcs Nance, etux to Har­ j i(!•* at (hr oMU-s of tlis Clrrult of F lo rld s, In and f o r Sunday a t Greenevlll*. Mrs. Count) Ju-lfci* o f Heiultiol* on n*a r u i n t i f f - a ttorn *)*, Ssutlnnl* County R iig lu s.r, S . m l n o l s County. Mil. 2 tth Samul la a uulivu of Gieeuc- old Hopkins, elux, II c f 11 * r C o u n t), FlorUlu. m( hl« offlr* riu n*tt »ii», 1*a %U a Mt*lntoa)i. County Court l l o u t s , Sanford. day of Ja nuary , I*42. lit lit*- IMiUtt )i till atf o f Mild K«lnt«nl* llull«tln*r. Hanford. Florida. Humes, $12,200, vllle. (MEAL) C o u n ty a t hunf..r«l. Hlorhln. and flla lb* ort aln al Illds shatt tis sn r l u s n l tn a Arthur II llsrk w lth , J r , Rill llaltaway, elux to w ithin ast k m Vitilur motilha .\n»w*r *»r Samul, described aa "a bril­ I'Uatllnii tu th* o f - ssalrd rn v slo p a plainly markClark o f ths Clrrult Court. frtnn linn- <>r ill* first i*ul*- ftcr o f Hit Cltrk o f 111* c i r - sd on ttis outalds, •‘IIID F o i l liant boy in aonie respects" by Ninth Judicial Circuit o f llrnlloii o f Ihla iiotlsr. limit ed it Courl i*ii $•*•I••r • tlm ANNUAL RADIO 8KIIVICE F lo r ld s. In s o d For Hirnla college official, waa origin­ *1* Ini or dnnftnd * Hall h« Itt rini» i| n> of K ib ru iry . Legal Notice CONTRACT. opsn F tb t u a r y n o l . County. w ritln r. and • imII r u i c tii* If ) o u fall to «2e» *o. Jadginrilt 12 l»*2.“ ally charged with murder but Ily: X lsr K st.t K. Tyro Ida' • « f r« 'lilfiiH' and |»»**t of* tiy dr fault « ill t>r take n P ir r m o t'* v i v a DC. Rids will bs op sn rd a t a tha charge waa revised when NOTICK IS hereb y g i v e n Hist fir* a d l r N a o f (It* 1 1«*Iin* it I, aga lnat ) v u for til* v r llt f dt« n i s s l l n g to t a hs Id lu t b s Cordon V. F r .d s r t r k aa autopsy report allowed tha ws s r s sii a s s s O In liuelnes* mid «*h II I-** » * « r n i«» by ttit* fiiandrtl In III* plaint. County Conmilaaion Mealing A tto rn ey for Pstttlnnsr im a nt. Ill* a i r n l , or ultor* DONM IN I) OIIOI ICKD at Room In t h s C o u rth o use a t I 202-2*4 North Park Avanu* baby died from a form of at Ksrn I'srk, 8»mliu-le C o u n ­ cla it*), and an y **i* It clulm or Hanfonl, Hriiiln i | m i * o u n t >, ty. Florida, unilrr th* fir* I. Sanford Florida. Tues day , I !*• D. l l o t U 2 I pneumonia. Ileus n s m t «>f, P E H N PAHK slru-a ti«| n ol t o filed ahall Is* Florida. Ilil* Sltli day o f Jun* Faliruer y 12. 1942. at |*:i >0 I Sanford. Florlds uarr. 1>*I Tha couple baa two other I ' U XIUIMi. slid th s t we In- (old. V X I or a s soon th a r sa fla r a* Publish Jan. II * Fab. 4, / • / > Ury J. Gr rg* ilU A U to r e s l e i e r said name possible It. IE 1944. children, Tarry, 2, and itoy, lend An i«dttilnl*irairl& of (rilin i II H e k w it ii, Jr . Ith (be Clerk of t b s Circuit Tlis r l s h t I* r t t t r t t d lo CDF.-4S Ihi- K ita t* o f (*t*rk rirru it ( % ourt. 14 months. Tlu-y lived la a Court, Hemlnule C ouuiy. F lo r ­ w a l v . an y Ir reg u la rities or J I'Ll A I*. (iKOIU)l!, HamtnoU County. Florida. t e ch n ica lit ies In bids and lo trailer adjaccut to the college ida. In uccord aae* w ith the 4l#**t . n r I II) i Atarttia T. Yllilwn Ir e v is io n s of the n n u u . i . M i l|N lh il.M il; AND 1AUIAS rs js r l any o r alt bids I'-init) (Mark cainpui. NOT KE2jpON8llil.K .i s m - b ta lu t s s . lo o i l : Sv, tluii r i m t h i i u i lauiioii'M linetil o f C o unty C o m m is­ BARGAINS Price." (ichhI Thru Feb. 6 (Juantily Kfghls Kenerved SIIPfPMAPKMS J * a STEAK Lb. • Porterhouse • T-Bone • Sirloin • Full Cut Round ST EA K • Club LB. • Shoulder Round R O A ST • Standing: Rib 68 58 LB. 5 i • Rump SIRLOIN TIP ROAST . . SHOULDER ROUND ROAST ALL MEAT STEW". . . 100% PURE GROUND BEEF . . . 3 c lb. 78c lb. 48c lb. 58c lbs. $1 Courthouse Records Science Meet 'Underway' College Youth Faces Hearing T b« C reak w ord anthrax, m ean ing coal, g a v e u i our w o rd a n th r a c i te . I I I f>9 Florida M t a l u tu 19XT. Itlrbtrd O Urlnk F e tc y Brink Publish Jan. IS A F- b. 4, II. t l . I l v l . I’DK-II bUiiatroin, a (l«:lnu»«li s i o n . rs IV O. Do* I U b ( It o r u a )* for I'UltiOU* Msuiluola Cou nty, F l » n i a b n nfortl. Florid* I'dMirdB Hultdint J C- H u tc hiso n , Chairman Ait«>rn*y* for A dtnln U ira trli Hanford. Florida n y i XV. Rush, Jr. I'ulsllth Jan. II, 21. S i k F*l*. I. r u t d la li J a n . ! « A F rl» 4 . Cou nty K n sln rs r IMl II. t* t»Gt. Put-11,h Jan . 2< A Fsb . 4, 1941 cl cut;* i* C D h i-tl I will nol hr rr-poiuibic lor eng debts incurred by anyone othsr Ilian mjraeu. IDAS B. ACRBY — SIDES HAMS PORK FRESH FR E SH PORK SALE — & SHOULDERS,. . . . . . . . . lb. 28c & BACKBONES . . . . lb. 38c CHITTERLINGS . . . 5 lbs. $1.25 PIG F E E T . . . . . . . . . 3 lbs. 29c CHICKEN BACKS • • • ■ Homemade Fresh Pork Sausage Smoked Sausage • Bologna • Wieners • Beef Liver 3n*1 COPELAND HKNDERSON PURE LARD SUGAR 3 Lbs. 5 Lb. Dca ^ A ( l.im it I With $3 O rder 28‘ K A N S A S C lllE E N FLO UR l.imit I With *.'» Order 5 Lb. Bag SHUItFIlKSH 38 ^ FOOD KING OLEO BISCUITS 6 CANS 48C G u l. D ELT A SYRU P 10 lbs. 98c 1 Lb. Pkg. l f l ( Limit 2 With $3 Order Dl'KKS • 1 l.h. Can 48c DOG FOOD 4/2! D nl'Itl.K I.IT K - I l b. Can - l.imit X I'l. » \T *T|(IN . I «e. Be- GREEN BEA N S M E A L or G R IT S 10c U. S. NO. I POTATOES 10 lbs. 38c GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS . . 3 lbs. 28c U. S. NO. 1 ONIONS . . 3 lbs. 18c . . TIPTO PS U PER M AR K ETS ( / h A Sanford Ave. 1110 W . 1 3 th S t. �. ts : L • V it F antnrB Wrrafo M on. Feb. 4. Move To Pressure France LONDON (UP!) — Diplo­ mat* ami statements started reweaving Allied strategy throughout Western Europe toil ay under pressure o( a \ irtual F r e n c h rebellion cut Chancellor Konrad Ade­ Forty politicians from Italy. i Western Europe would "kill against l'. S. leader-hip. nauer on how West Germany, West Germany. Belgium. The Hie growth of the Dutch econ­ Prime Minister Macmillan as a key member of the Netherlands and Luxembourg omy” by cutting contacts with summoned tr.s cabinet to re­ |Common Market six. intends —all the Common Market the United States and Bri­ port on his trip to Home 1to maintain Britain's lie s members but France—held an tain. where he received strong 1with Europe. emergency secret meeting in Much of Hus sentiment was Italian support for Britain's Alfred Mueller Armaek, No The Hague over the weekend. j likely lo errupt in public tobid to get into the Common 12 man in the West German Dutch government sources | day during the meeting in j Marks t I Economics Ministry, was so reported they sledded French I Strasbourg, France, of memWhile in Rome Sunday I angered at the French veto President Charles de Gaulle 1Iters of parliaments of Hie j ----night Maimillian t e r m e d i against British membership pose* "a imere ilc.dly threat six Common Market nations. ' cad France's blackball of Bri- he resigned his job over Ha* to Western Kuropc and the WASItrVGTO.V (DPI) — tain's entry "folly as well as weekend. So far Adenauer he* free world than Russian com More than 4,155,591 acres of expressed friendship for Bri­ niunism.” timbcrland wen* burned b y 1 The administration sent Sec ingratitude.” In Bonn. U S Ambassador tain hut has not condemned The Da nit iT srrd —1><- tl.r IDl.fT--1rotary Anthony J. Celeb roue Lm* retort­ to Capitol Hill today to Waller C Dowling sounded France's action. Gnullc's bid lo dominate ed in 19t*> launch the campaign for President Kennedy's aid-toeducation program. Cclebrczze, who heads the Department of Health, Edu­ cation and Welfare, was sche­ duled to testify before Ihc House Education and Labor Committee at the opening of hearings on Kennedy's pro­ posals. The cabinet officer was ex|N-ctrd lo urge the lawmak­ ers to keep the President’s program in one package as QUANTITY RIGHTS RCSERVtD he proposed, combining 2t PRICES GOOD Thru FEBRUARY 6ih new and old school aid plans, bill Congress appeared likely w i n . t in * t r u . i i w t — c o r ,.N m — w w to balk at this. 25 EXTRA : T E R M IT E S ' S W A R M IN G ? Hearings Set On Education \ No Other Beef Could Be So 13,000 NEW I'llONE HOOKS, containing 12 more purest, Jiml an expuntlctl list of direct tlinlintr cities hit the Sanford postoffice Thursday to be mailed out to subscribers this week. Here Southern Hell’s local nmnairer Robert Sheddcn, (rig'lit) takes a quick look at one of the new preen hooks, as Assistant Postmaster Clyde Peircy (left) rolls in another loail of tnailhaps containing the new boks. (Herald Photo) U I U U 1 L T IE M E B LONDON'S KIRK The (beat Fire of London started early on the morning of Sept 2, 1660, in Pudding The Florida State Employ- youth will prepare for occupa­ needed in certain parts of the |.anc al ,|lc home of John ment Service jumped in full tions in which they will be state, for Hie growing private j Earynor, the King s baker, aeforce today behind an in­ needed and for which they propellor driven aircraft indus- j cording to the Encyclopaedia creased and expanded pro­ have potential, ,r>’1llrbatinica. gram of technical and voca­ C. Planning to provide man­ tional schooling Ik ing studied power for new or expanded in by the Seminole County School , diotries for the next 10 years. Hoard, on the urging of the Here arc some of the semi­ Juvenile Council. skilled and skilled occupations "There aro oxer 14uo jobs j all over Florida which show going begging in Florida today a constant slmrlage of good, because we do not have avail­ reliable, trained workers: able trained personnel lo fill Secretaries and stenogra­ them," Joe Foy, manager of phers (with good grooming Ihc Florida State Employment and proficiency); Sen ice, said today. All types of clerical machine •‘Yet we have thousands of operators with good experpeople unemployed in Florida. icncc; E AND During the month of Decem­ Telephone operators with ber, 19(12. Florida paid out $2.- good typing skills; •1X1,435 in unemployment cornQualified special machine pensation payments to Florida operator* and sewing machine jobless,” Foy said. | operators in the garment In‘‘This lopsided picture of dustry; jobs begging for men while ftepuirinen for all kinds o( men lieg for jobs, suggests | electrical a d d mechanical that something must be done | e<|uipment; to bring the two together.” he i Domestic workers to live in said. , ur out; “That 'something* must lie a j Machinists, tool and diemakto manufacturer’s new kind of seluKiling for lo-j ers, shcrtim-tal workers with day's needs,” Foy emphasized air conditioning installation •‘Existing Florida businesses experience, c a li I n e t in a k • and industries today find il ers and helinrr welders; increasingly difficult to expand Qualified auto and truck me­ because the demand for train­ chanics wiili tools; ed personnel in many occupa­ Hood hotel and restaurant tions is greater than the sup­ workers, as well as good waitresses, countergirls, and ply." Foy pointed out. “ We must establish a pro­ specially cooks; Accounting clerks, coopers, gram that will have a major purpose in training and educa­ job shop machinists. tion of existing personnel to In Ihc college-trained or up-grade their skills and tal­ spocialty-school trained pro­ ents and lo prepare our youth fessional and semi-professional for those occupations which fields there is a continual are and will he needed to shortage in the billowing oc­ maintain and expand our exist­ cupations: ing business and industries,” Itcgislered nurses and super­ visors of nurses, ASCI* med­ Foy urged. Here is a partial list of ical technologists, registered thing* which Foy recommend­ physicul therapists, case work­ ed that Hie community should ers, electronics engineers, electronics technicians, ac­ do: 1. Establishment of a Sem­ countants, chemists, electrical inole County area vocational- engineers, instrumentation en­ technical school or an expan- gineers and planners, sales engineers, lab technicians, don of vocational school. 2. Adding vocational and operating room technicians technical subjects in high x ray technicians, physician's aisislants, sanitary techni­ school. 3. Supporting t e c h n i c a l cians, data processors, physi­ cists, statisticians, psycholo­ phases of college programs. 4. Encouraging larger firm* gists, dietitians, traffic engi­ to establish or expand in plant neers, psychiatric social work­ ers, teachers, high school (ruining facilities. 5. Providing facilities In re­ grammar school and college or train adult workers in needed university industrial engineers, safety engineers, mechanical skill*. ;6. Providing adequate guid­ engineers, ance facilities to assure that Aircraft mechanics a r e ST A M P S W ITH A N Y PALMETTO FARM S SALADS Vocational Aid Boosted •si l Align Front End .® Why struggle with. Out S t» Triad), idrnlifitd by Mid- ni and $nop mart.era 4 For O U A R A N T IID I. A / . iWfurte in * » ! . • • «t ip uivl m alptiaU <lunn« III* «>l lrr*.| t Af-imet normal rwl hiMtili Our Consolidation Loan Plan can solve that problem quickly and efficiently loans up # u 7 ( 9\c*f>t ref>«ir#ble |njnrfui«#j MM'iMaOUtal in t v t f x U ) r*** •w i n n r u w for 12 m m the mod# without rt»#rf# r#1 lenensonlt |»r.*e le.| o n lr »# f wour oilai ItiunJ on list p r t 'n tu rrw il #| litn t tA edjEMinwnl 4 r S t e a k s « 8 CHUCK R o a s t C O R l e e f - 4 LB. PKG . 5 111 w«»t Pint Street...................................Tel. FAirfas 2-3743 __________________________________ __ — ---------- • 428 North Oronge Avenue ......................Tel. 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ANY SIZE U n p a id B i l l s ? >1 ST -B O NtE ore S IR LaO IN k s Complete Set of Tubeless W hitewalls I Young Ducks FU LL C U T R O U N D r4 Morton Frozen Chicken, Beef, Turkey ■ ------- ir*tt>v.a— ... ■ , v . , a a « « i m m i M i M i e , l �A Chamber? W hy should there be a Chamber o f Commerce in Sanford? W hat doea i t do for it do for th e city, for you individually, and fo r members o f your fam ily? For Indus* tr y and business? It’s a fair question, especially a t a tim e we're each being asked to w rite a check to help support th e chamber fo r th is year. Francis Roumiliat Jr., our chamber president fo r 1063, com es up w ith som e an* ewers w e feel are worth presenting Roumiliat. h im self a businessman, anticipates th e question th at every businessman will and should ask : is th is good judgm ent on my part? And here’s th e w ay Roumiliat answers: F irst, there is th e obvious need fo r someone in an easily found lo* cation to be able to answer questions "Never Mfnd What I SalcT, Jackie, You're Spending Too Much Money' about Sanford. T his tak es a lot o f tim e, and considerable postage and stationary. We certainly don’t need a board o f directors, composed o f local clti* sen s, giving up hours and hours o f th eir own businesses to oversee and run an information office. It is the responsibility o f these directors, not only to reorganize problems in our community and take appropriate action to solve these problems, but also to recognize op* portunlties to mnkc Sanford a better place to live, initiating program s th a t will accomplish these gouls. So, the second and m ost Import* ant purpose o f tho Chamber is to or* ganlze capable m anpow er and fur* nish adequate financo to make the projects successful. Won’t you mall your check today? Early Race Odds W ith President Kennedy’s popu­ larity evidently a t a high level, as measured by th e opinion polls, there Is a considerable tendency in som e quarters to su g g est th at he m ay bo alm ost unbeatable in h is 1964 re-elec­ tion bid. Republican politicians no less than Democrats are counted among thosq diking tin's It is interesting therefore th a t th e President him self, by all ac­ counts, does not hold to th is notion. H e knows, o f course, w hat th e polls show. H e is told, too, w hat any Inquiring reporter is told: th a t in another election h is Catholicism will n ot bo a serious factor ugainst him . H e understands th a t h is youth is largely eleminated as an issue. Y et he is said to think o f 1964 as another horse race. Professional politicians are na­ turally more cautious than outsiders looking in. B ut Kennedy and h is in­ tim ate political establishm ent be­ lieve th e reasons fo r caution are ample. A t th e outset, th ey regard N ew York’s Gov. Nelson Rockefeller as th e likely Republican nominee. The judgm ent is th at th is automatically makea New York, w ith its 48 elec­ toral votes, a tougher figh tin g ground than in 1060, when Kennedy whipped Richard N ixon there by 888,000 votes. . Rockefeller’s som ew hat liberal coloring is seen, furthermore, as m aking him highly palatable to many California Democrats and Indepen­ dents, who often sw ing away from Democratic candidates. Aided by th e religious factor, Nixon carried his own state by 86,000. Michigan and Pennsylvania w ent for Kennedy in 1960, but th ey are now under Republican governors. The President is concerned w ith organiza­ tional difficulties In both places. Still worse is the immediate Ohio prospect. Kennedy lost th e sta te by a whopping 276,000 and form er Gov. Michael DiSallo was buried la st fall by more than half a million votes. Kennedy h a s not forgotten, either, that he won big Illinois by a skimpy, disputed 8,800 votes in 1960. In the South, the President lo st Mississippi's eigh t electoral votes and six o f Alabama’s 11. T hey w ent to Sen. Harry Byrd o f Virginia. The Ole Miss racial situation raises the odds that Kennedy m ay in 1964 lose all the 17 votes these two states now have after 1960 census revisions. Furthor defection— in Louisiana — is rated possible but not likely. Despite tho President’s concern over his party’s organizational prob­ lems, history indicates that in presi* donltal com bat such m atters ure not often decisive. But his aides say Kennedy roots his caution in more than this. They picture him as still persuaded that, h is own popularity notwithstanding, th is country is nearly us divided politically today ns it wus in 1900— when his actual vote margin was less than 120,000. I f Republicans generally were as hopeful as the President is cautious, then 1964 m ight not turn out to be th e Konnedy wulkuway so many now seem to predict. Phil Newsom Soys . . . Fanfani Used To Woes Socialists whose failure to vote in the Chamber of DepuUr* had helped keep Fanfani’s government in offlee and who now were accusing Fanfani o f bstraylng hla pro­ mises. Ovsrali It was g picture of the general confusion among Italy's political parties which for 10 year* has prevented e s­ tablishment of a stable gov­ ernment. Fanfanl'e Christian Demo­ crats, ths dominant party, a rs split tbrea ways, among left, center and right. Tha man who held them together, form ­ OUR BOARDING HOUSE er Premier Alcide de Gasperl, has bean dead fo r nine V*tAT F S A O a s t g . W X J THIN* X } years. I R A N AWAYe T.W H O FSA K < _ . WHY D iD YOU PUT ON YOUW * Smaller, right-wing parlies 6PRINTIN* SH O E* TUB OTUCW NOTHINE 1WAT CRAW L«.RUN«, LEAPS OR p u b s — F A P / — do not trust them. hioht, a f t e r tou s h o t A > NEITHER -room,CLAW, NOW CHUNK OUT OP THE Ton month* ago, Fanfani FAMfS/— IT 3U8T HAPPENED PLASTER 1 1W WlFS CAMS TO BB A COINCIDENCE WAT. formed hla center-left coali­ h o m e a n *u t u p a f ir s t WAS LEAVING W S tion which Included 8oclal w00X6 -Display fo r a night fo r a REUNION OF * Democrats and He publicans FEW M l N U T S S . A N T H t N ■— -tr"* * -, aw e c o w ar COOLaOVOWN ID 3U S T -i V r \ l c o m p a n io n s K but depended for Its existence CALUN YOU DIFFERENT upon a m arriage of conveni­ VARIETIES OF S A P A N W-nn j ------- FATHEAD/ > ence with the Nennl Socialist# who agreed to support mea­ sures favorable to their own platform and to abitaln from the vote on others. In return, Fanfani promised to decentralise state adminis­ tration by craaUng I I region­ al governments , to press school and agricultural re­ forms, to develop low-cost housing and to build more hospitals and health centers, WHY DID 1 to ac t against tag dodgers and in OUT THE 1 to press for nationalisation % 5M S5bR gi of certain utilities, notably electricity. When ths chlpg were down, Pagt 4 Sanford, Florida Mon., February 4, 1063 tha Christian Democrats re­ fused to go through with the pleas for regional govern­ ment out o f fe ar that the Nennl Socialists might rejoin tho Communists to taka con­ trol. WAl.TSta aT atfcXOW, KDITUM AAU rtW U M S S Out o f this cam s tbs ComK i m a m u a. l u u a w o k m LAHaV V S H H U AAvarUelag D irector M anaging KOUer muniat challenge, with the ad­ JANIM I - UM OBMAKUS j v u r w actxe ditional charge that tha gov­ Uuaineaa U a n e g s r C ounlr K O Ilvr SMIMMIV AON ICi CSCM M A F S IIN U S ernment failed to foresee the Cla ss ified M a n a g er Society CCIler development of a Paria-Bona FM ANK V 4 M O U » « T M M tliaaO TR A J C irculation M anager Feature M ite r axis endangering the Euro­ rn i:o n z i x s pean Common M arket JJecbeolcal Su p L •bowtnjr little outward sign o f concern, bouncy Italian Premier Amlntoro Fanfani re­ turned homo from tba United Statoa thla week to face an­ other of tha toita which regu­ larly have plagued Italian governments line# 1968. It w si nothing particular­ ly now for F aafan l who had U i first crack a t tho Job la 1954 and bccaraa but one in a bewildering euecoaalon o f Ital­ ian premiere. I t alee teemed that Fanfani would kaep hla Job a t leaat until after general election* which President Antonio Begnl la expected to call fo r April or early May. Chief opponent In the test facing Fanfani this time was Communist Palmlro TogllatU whose party of an estimated 5 million members had filed a motion of no-confldence against Fanfanl’s 10-monthold ccntar-left government. I f the Communist cause were to bo helped It would come from dissident members of Pietro Nennl’a left-wing &anfbrb fyndd z refer Cason Political • Notebook The second part of the pro­ $10,000 each. WASHINGTON — (N EA ) Vocational education, train­ gram would be to improve President Kennedy's apeclal m essage on education sets higher education facilities, for ing for handicapped children forth a 2Spolnt program said which $356 million is asked, and the mentally retarded to be the moat comprehensive $26.8 million to be spent the would be expended by a new first year. A three.year, $1 money bequest of $37.5 million, ever presented to Congress. $12.5 million expended tha first Costa of the program for the billion annual construction year. loan program for needed edu fiscal year beginning Ju ly 1 Finally, university extension are put at $1.2 billion, with ac­ cational facilities is proposed courses, adult education and Grants to the states totaling tual expenditures of 9143 mil­ public library grants to all lion the first year because it $30 million the first year would areas of a state would be ex­ be made for enlargement of takes time to get going. No of­ panded at a new appropriation Junior college facilities. ficial estimates are m ade for Two-year (raining programs cost of $52 millioA. costa In later years, but a good The administration want^ guesi la $7 billion or more for for science and engineering this whole package enacted as the three to five years the technicians would be financed In colleges. College libraries a single bill, not broken up in­ program covers. and graduate schools would be to' separate parts. This killed The great question, "la this aided, and foreign language it last year when the rules expense n e c e ssary ?", will be committee would approve only instruction doubled. heard again from those who one. Third part of the program la believe that all federal aid to Aid for medical educatioq education is wrong and that lo improve the quality of edu would, however, be bandied aa cation, for which $47 million thla problem should bo left to a separate bill this year. local communities, the states would be asked, $9.5 million to be spent the first year on and private Institutions. But the United States Office teacher training, educational of Education h al marshaled research and the collection of an Imposing array of statistics educational itatlitlca. To aid college and university to ibow that the great growth of the population, the scientific students, $118 million Is re­ and technological advances of quested, $33 million to be spent Homeowner* were reminded modern living make necessary the first year. The present recently that it is time to file more and higher education student loan fund would be en­ for homestead exemption. than existing institutions, with larged, new government Insur­ The reminder was Issued by notable exceptions, can supply. ance would be offered on pri­ Mr*. Mary Earle Walker, vate education loans of up to Aa the President's m essage county tax assessor. points out, a $4 billion national Application blanks w e r e outlay for education in 1910 mailed to previous applicants has become a $23 billion an but Mrs. Walker said new nual outlay In the early 1960s. owners should apply In person, By 1970 high school attendance Politicians need two hats, bringing along a deed or other should Increase by 50 per cent, one to throw in the ring and title of ownership. college enrollment should dou the other to talk through. Form s for homestead ex­ hie. Still, the nation will be emption and for personal pro­ short 90,000 holders of doctoral No wonder A m e r i c a n s perty taxes were mailed at the degrees for advanced teaching. spend more money for gum first of the year. Mrs. Walk­ And the shortage can be met than for religion. Gum Is er asked that taxpayers sign only by expanding the entire used every day. and return all forms intact. educational machine at every evel. We'll bet that on some This la what the President mornings after some golfers OVER 35 YEARS proposes, from bottom to top: wish It had been as bard to At First A ralm ctto Widest Interest will probably find a highball a t a golfball. (Alongside old post office) center on strengthening ele­ mentary and secondard edu­ A race track la a place cation. First year authorisa­ where you pray for a win tion would be $2.3 billkm, with and big odds In the last race |1.4 billion spent In the first In order to get even. year of a four-year program. Grants would be made to A new broom sweeps clean • Carpets • Furniture the states for essential class­ until a brlda starts pulling • Tile • Pianos room construction, removal of straw s out to aee if her cake • Rental Beds fire or health h aiards, and is done. raising tesebera' salaries in public schools. The ststes would determine bow the mon­ ey would be spent. Allocations to segregated schools would be left to the courts. EST. 1933 Science, mathematics and modern language equipment SU K A N C f AF A JAV/MO would be furnished by contin­ ued grants to public schools and loans to nonprofit sehols. Government aid to federally 114 8a. Palm etto affected public school districts would be continued four years Phone F A 2-0814 more. Hom estead Exemption Filing Urged Barbs Dr. C ra n e 's Worry Clinic Della'e problem Is shared hy the a n a l adnlt m ale, too, so leant how to overcomo this dilemma. And U you parents can afford to Invest ap lo $30 for your child’s educational Improvement then Imitate Della's daddy. For U can change a young­ ster's entire attitude towards school end n o n Us m arks, too. CASE 0-449: Della D., aged 11, h is a doting grandmother. "D r. Crane," Delta’s father began, "D ella is fond of her grandmother, but she seldom writes her a Utter. "Y et Grandma doles on her. So how can we tactfully prod Della Into being a better cor­ respondent 7 " Most people have a dlaliko for the slow process of writing In longhand or icript. The usual husband thui quickly delegates to hla wife all such secretarial duties. So one of the beat ways to stimulate more letter-writing by all age group* U to attach fun and prestige to tho act of writing. Thla can be done In several ways but one of Ihe beat la to have a typewriter available In your home. You can often purchase a used machine for $50 or less, since that Is all the average office la allowed on an old machine when trading it on a new model. Yet the old macblno la gen­ erally quite adequate for the needs of the average family. In dealing with youngster! of Della's age, be sure you also associate prcstlgo and "ad u ltlih n css" with the privi­ lege of typing letters! And gel an Instruction chart for the touch system of type­ writing, for a girl like Della can quickly learn the correct touch method. She can thus write letters to her grandmother a s part of her practice while she U learning tha touch system . Our youngest son David, when he w ai about Della's age, thus picked up the touch system and was averaging 10 words per minute within • few weeks, for children learn swiftly. At our bouse, we also made a cash offer to all five of our Crane youngsters. When they could writo 10 words per min­ ute by the touch system , thay got $23 In eaib. And for each additional 10word Increase In speed, they won another $23, until they reached a rale of 40 words. Tills meant they could earn a total $100 by being able to typewrite via tho touch system at the 40 word per minute speed. When they finished high school, Mrs. Crane and I gave each one a new typewriter as a graduation gift. Thus, we helped Insure them higher grades in college, for when a student types his themes and term papers, the neat, easily read copy puts the professor in a belter fram e of mind. So be tends to score a " C " paper as at laast a "B - ," etc. Meanwhile, we parents were also assured of more frequent letters from the children while they were away at college. For a touch typist (and even an old two-flnger "hunt and pick" typist like m ysalf) will be tempted more readily to write letters if be doesn't have to push a pen or pencil. So I urged Delia's daddy to get a typewriter, which he did. And Della reapooded eagerly to tha "p rivilege" of being allowed to use It. Meanwhile, aha needed e x cuses to write so her mother suggested she send letters to Grandma. Thus, everybody benefited. For typewriters encourage bet ter spelling, too, and are thus beneficial for children in grada and high school. (Always write to Dr. CTaae la care of this newspaper, enclosing a long five cent stamped, addressed enve­ lope and M reals to cover typing and printing reels when yon send far sa g of hla Sanford Furniture Co. Letters To The Editor Editor The Sanfrrd Herald Dear 8!r| Would lika to point out some of the probable fallacies in the cost and traffic esti­ m ates on tha proposed Sanford-Indlan River Canal. First, the cost, estimated at $4 million. This la $16 million lets than than tha U. S. Engineers e s­ timated the Sanford-Tltuaville Canal would cost. The Sanlord-Tltuivllle route la only 9 to • miles longer and this down the St. Johns River from Lake Harney to Lake Loughman. The U. 8. Engineers must be very poor estimators! Second, traffic estimated 90.000 bests. Barges? There are 1,736 hours in a year. This would necessitate lock­ ing through thro* and n frac­ tion boats per hour, 14 hours ( * ’ d v , the year around. When will th an be time to put the barges through? It la said tba canal will ba self-supporting on a lockage faa of 90 cents a boat. This la $i3,ooo income from 90.000 boats, four percent Intereat on |4 million is $100,000. Lot'a say, the canal will carry a million tons of barge traffic, (which is three times what the Okeechobee w ater­ way carries). At 10 cents per ton, this would be $100,000, still $43,000 abort on the Interest, with no amortisation, upkeep or wages for lock tenders. Yours truly, S. 0 . Crows P. S. I'm sura you will print this in the Interest of an informed public. Editor Sanford Herald D ear Sir; Regarding Ihe shad fishing and the much discussed canal, Jim Crowe la right. It will ruin the shad Indus­ try, howvver, he didn't com­ plete the report. The canal will also ruin many other things Including tha public's pocketbook, If the people are gullible enough to allow this useless waste of money to bo carried through. The only thing that the building of a Sanford-Tltusville Cans! can do la to fatten the pockets of a handful of mercenaries, ih e construction companies would benefit, also the shipping companies would make money on It after U was completed. You and I, (U r. and Mrs. Taxpayer) will pay through the nose for U. It would raise the already towering taxes that wo have to pay and raise them from then on. Instead of bringing tbs much touted prosperity It would bo an ovtrburdenlng cost that in­ stead would tend to choke out the sm aller builaeai, such as shad fishing, the Import by truck, etc. 1 hope tho public won't bo hoodwinked I n t o thinking either that commodities will bo any cheaper. They w ont. Also, there is a chance that the admission of salt water Into the data of Central Flo­ rida m ay do much more dam ­ age. Look at aouthweat Florida. People who had wells before canals were dug, arc now pumping salt water. Let's not permit this useless and costly venture to be forced on us because a small group of loud trumpeting sceaem akers. I stand agabu t tha construc­ tion of the eanal, now or ever. C. E. Fleetmeyer, Osteen, Florida Please print this letter. n itm iii W IT H t in t m r a n d a b it o T “h B r e — T H E R E And wbnt a eolerfol, beautiful, flavorful aaKriswct you have to chooaa from! Over 7,600 product*, made, grown aad processed in the Suaahia* B u te...eed io o ev « y ith e joy and winnth of ym* Florida vacation. Helping to moke three products It Florida Power A Light Company, proud of its partnership with programsve Florida indiwliy, (rateful for the opportunity to amre you during your vkit. We’d like to earn you again— ae a visitor or oe a permanent Florida lerideaL (Now, Asrr’i e susdsrful thought!) Well me our pom r to yesir Florida living easier nod happier. . . dm triaByt Wieboldt's COMPANY CAMERA SHOP 210 a PARK AVE- W . Scott B o n a 207 M ag . A rm �Nine Die On State Roads ed late Sunday when he at­ tempted to pas* a car and plowed into an oncoming auto on U.S. Highway 92 near Haines City. The Jacksonville girl killed Saturday was identified as Hortensc Jones. A 30-year-old service man MIAMI (UPI) - At least nine people died in Florida weekend traffic accidents, in­ cluding a one-year-old Jack­ sonville girl who was struck down by a car driven by her father. A 60-yearold Haines City man, Dooley Cook, was kill­ was killed Sunday in a crash on State Road 7 in a Saturday on slate road 70 near Fort wreck. Friday's victims werePierce. He was Charles D. Bittner of Ft. Campbell, Ky. And Nathaniel Ware died at the age of 23 Saturday in a three-ear wreck at Fort I,auderda!c. Rufus A. Griffis, 55, of West Palm Beach, died Business Briefs Commies Free American ROBERT CARNIE — Protfresa always brings some disadvunUiKes to someone, but the de­ fense of our country ia vitally important. BETTY SPENCER — It (teems to me we haven’t been taking a firm stand on anything lately. The Herald edi­ torial was terrific. It ought to mnke people stop and think. ★ ★ ★ ★ MRS. FLOYD Roberts —1 think it’s a disgrace tiiat they turned down a new industry like that. They act like they don't want any pro­ gress in this town! EDDIE LACTARA — They ought to let it go through. It will hnve an adverse affect on fu­ ture industry We’ve got to get going. ★ ★ ★ ★ Marvin J. Rohlfs, Sanford, Modem Woodmen district manager for the local area, has received notice that he attained membership in the organization's Century Club for 1902. 11c is one of 40 A tl« r S I. common K ld n tr nr Bladdar i r ­ ritation, a llK t t.lc a aa man? woman an agents in the United Stales ft an and m ar mat* m torn* an* norm an rom Ion fraaurnl, burning or Itdtlna who qualified for the produc­ _____ ____,_____ Uhl. aanottdarUp, M u m ar lor# alatta and ig lir r from Hand, tion club, with his rankings .chain. Barkacba and foal old, llrnd, dn» tn in c h Irrltn tla b . C T b T S X being based on total volume •raaatd. allr hrtnia fait, ralattna comfort b r of new business and premium curbinf Irrttallnc trrm t In itrona. add nrtna and br analaaata pain rrUtf. o n income. O Y r r x x at dnintala. r » « l bauac t u b 6 jars t e a s ACKACHE & released Robert Roy Rudway, country," an embassy spokes­ a Young Men's Christian As­ man toid United Press In­ sociation worker from Wash­ ternational in a telephone call ington, D. C. But the em ­ from Vienna to Prague. "That is all 1 can tell you bassy was unable to confirm the announcement at that at this time," he said. “Any time. more information will have "Uudway has been released I to come from the Slate De­ and has already left Use p artm en t in Washington." VIENNA (UPI) -C om m un­ ist Czechoslovakia has freed an American held for four months on spy charges, the U.S. embassy in Prague said today. The Czech government an­ nounced last Saturday it had Rohic E. Cary, 59, whs drowned when his car plung­ ed into a canal beside Stats Road 60. Tauline Tanda, an 81-year old St. Petersburg resident, died in a wreck near ber home. Sixtcen-year-old Jam es Ds* Shaw of Orlando. ★ What About The Pipeline? Inquiring Photographer WENDELL AGEE — T h e pipeline people made plana according to the promises given them. \Yu should stick by that. It will scare future business and in­ dustry away if they can’t depend on our word. Hospital Notes JANUARY 30 Admission* Raymond Klrsch, Dc-Bary; Mary Louise M am , Lake Mary; William Chiesa, Longwood; Richard Gray, Oviedo; Lajuan Campbell, Oviedo; Jaquclyn Chevalier, Flarrla Moran, Retly Day, George Clawson, Alice Smelhurst, Hcvcrly Kalhryn Hubbard. E i­ ther L. Hill, Sieve Lowery, Lora Ann McCloud of Sanford. Births Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ahearn of Sanford, a boy Mr. and Mrs. John E. Hig­ gins of Sanford, a girl Discharge* Norma Jean Sharpe, Titus­ ville; Jam es Dvorak, DeBary; Jeanette Slzelovr, Valeric Hunter, Alice Burdett, Vernona Jackson, Alvin Bowden, Cassandra Schultz, C l a r a Wyalt, Clyde Ramsey, Ura. John T. Been and baby, San­ ford. JANUARY « Admissions Marcus Viclor Nutt, Enter­ prise; Harriet Gazit, Edith lxse, Alfred Berner, Audrey Bishop, Albert Smith, DeWilt Mathews Jr., William Spivey of Sanford. Births Mr. and Mrs. Cecil R. Jonea of Sanford, a boy Discharges M anilla Harrison, Murphyboro, III.; Mary Turner. Raymond Lundquist, William R. Vihlcn, Mrs. Sidney Bank and baby, Mary Ballweg of Sanford. Two Sailors Die In Crash HILTON (U PD —Two teene sailors died Friday in violent craah a t more than ) miles an hour that ripped dr car ap art and scattered eckag* 147 feet. ["he driver, Beaman Jimmy l'earaon, 10, of Burwall, ib., was thrown from the r into a creek and apparentkilled Instantly. Apprentice Seaman Kenneth Kramrr, 18, of Franklin, u, was also thrown from the r. He died at the W hltiaf eld Hospital about an hour ter the crash. The Herald's Inquiring Re­ do you think of the ACI-porter got lots of answers Pipelinc-Navy-City Commis­ but few quotes, when asking sion question?" tlie man in the street, "What Everybody had an opinion —but they don't want any­ body to know it. Several railroad men who were interviewed expressed vehement opinions against the WHITEWATER, Wis. (UPI) pipeline in no u n c e r t a i n — A "black-face" minstrel terms, hut refused to give shew was picketed at White- their names. On the oilier hand, many Water Slate College Saturday night by nine membera of other shoppers, clerks, mer­ the National Aaaociation for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP). No incidents were reported. The group, including atate NAACP President IJoyd Bar­ bee, six other Negroes and two white persons, passed out mimeographed sheets say­ Parents of girls of Brownie ing the picketing was in ac­ cord with NAACP policy of Troop 299 arc invited to join opposing any protrayaU based Use troop in witnessing a on "derogatory racial or demonstration of mouth to mouth resucltatlon with "R e­ sterotypes." The show was sponsored by suscitation Annie", demon­ the Whitewater Junior Cham­ strated by Mrs. Jack Horner, ber of Commerce. Chamber Tuesday at 4 p. m. at the President Robert Gucldner Grace Methodist Church. This program is part of the said Barbee's request that the blackface and dialect be observation of Red Cross omitted came too late to month. In past weeks, the make changes o r cancel tlie girls of the troop have ob­ served community Interest by show. Black Face Show Picketed chants and citizens said they admired the Herald's front page editorial stand in Wed­ nesday's paper, hut again the old familiar backwater . . . "Don’t put my name in the paperl" Onp man, who refused to lo have his name mentioned asked, "Why give the rail­ roads any more privileges Ilian the Navy? The Navy is just as important to this com­ munity as the railroad." Resuscitation Program Planned By Brownie Troop visiting the city water works, and recently concentrated on certain homemaking skills. The proper use and care of the flag was demonstrat­ ed to the troop by Marine Cpl. Tom Wires and Pvt. Gene Martincau at anotlier meeting held at the Pinocrest School. la-adcr of the troop is Mrs. Marilyn Bailey and assist­ ants arc Mrs. Jane Prudcn and Mrs. Inez Sessions. bob while quail are found la emaU eovays. BLUE RIBBON QUALITY FRESH GROUND DAILY m ssm M m EXCITING NEWS FROM MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPSI PRICES GOOD THRU WEDNESDAY Quantity Right R«s«zvtd . SLICED AMERICAN CHEESE ■5 S MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT LADY FAIR MID-WEEK Bakery BEST BUYS WED.— THURS.— FRI. ONLY —- NEW PELLET TYPE ^ in s M U N ii V V '. z V Vigoro \ APPLE PIE 391 FRESH BAKED 50-lt. Vinyl P la stic iG A RD EN NO SE 77 • Yuli B-year “i*o chare* rwplaramant guarantee against failure of bote in normal iioma us I • bright green opaque plastic with ribbed design to risUt scuffing Omit I relit e Full H-lach iatld* diameter additional rolls I M S each e Polished brass couplings 8“ SIZE 49c VALUE A P P IE B U N S K 3& EXTRA BONUS STAMPS 25 Wuh Iha Pvtthaan of fbg. ef JO ted* fair Patna Sromw *N Swim At Ow RwyuUf Umt Prk«i FLA. L A W N rv p iN r* 8 - 6 - 4 i a a i •4-2*4 O N I* R ectangular sprinkler waters in perfect'square p attern from 2 x 2 foci to ikt x J b Irot. M oves easily on runners. Non-corroding a lu ­ minum and brass. VAHLSING FROZEN FR EN C H FRIES! Frozen Foods 9 0Z PKG BEST D EALS IN TOWN LIMIT -1 OP TOUR CHOICE WITH $9.00 F000 ORDER F JF. Deluxe PURE STRAWBERRY PRESERVES^ RniBUTTER 59 H0LSUM CREAMY SMOOTH i WINTREE FROZEN S i f US FOR 1st S t & French Ave. Sanford FA 2*0244 INSTANT COFFEE ft. 88< U.S. No 1RUSSET BAKING’ ON TV’s ertwr* your d o lo r buy» Mll£S more 9 PYHlTAin SUSCHAMT* ROLLS FO RM U LA GT. 10 0Z JAR LADY FAIR ICED (REG 39c) S P E C IA L 'angle Seen WASHINGTON (UPI) te R i n s t i , parliamentary ears in hand, hoped today to t through » tangle of its in making and agree to a owdown Thursday In the iti-filibuatcr rule fight. ......................................................................................a l l , , .............................................. ..... SPE EDWAY PROVED TIKES ‘1 DOWN ‘1 A WEEK DEVILED CRABS 5PAK 99c value Garden Fresh Produce POTATOES �4 Church Calendar Elfr Baalorb RrralH Papre 6— Mon. Feb. 4, ’68 Relatives Mrs. Vines Miss Washburn, D . G . Ayers Of Visit In Oviedo Married At Naval Air Chapel ^W idrn 'jcdtn are very subject to nematode BULB GARDENING infestation. By Mtoots Circle With amaryllis, gloriosa and Hie person who described Catholic Woman's Club of the true lilies (liliumi of bo­ bulb growing or tho culti­ By Linda Smithson AH Souls Church will hold its tany) as the old time Folrida vating of bulbs, tuben and Mr. and Mrs. John L. Gay annual covered dish supper in have returned to their home, tuberous rooted plants, aa E sster illy, there is the add­ tho Pariah Social Hall start­ ed difficulty of virus discale, w m ing at 7:30 p.m. Alt pariah ’ Mill Carolyn Washburn, In Lakeland, after attending "laty man's gardening’’ may fleck, mosaic etc. which is have been amusing and cle­ members are invited. Bring daughter of Mrs. Nan Wash (he funeral of their slster-ln- ver, but the remark is cer­ passed from plant to plant. law, Mrs. Paul L. Vines, In your own plate and utensils. burn and the late Lt. Col. Her- Orlando. While here they were tainly guilty of over-iimpll- Virus diseases are a major TUESDAY • old C. Washburn, of Sanford the guests of the P. M. Smith- flcatlon In this major field concern of the bulb grower in Firat session of the study Florida and need more study and Dempsey G. Ayers were son family, in Oviedo. Mr*. to the extreme. course sponsored by the WSCS by competent scientists. Virus Just as there are rather married Jan. 21 at 3:30 p.m. Gay and Mrs. Smithson are of FL*st Methodist Church ‘T o ­ easy kinds of orchidi, like disease is similar in its aymIn the chapel at the Sanford lis te n of 51r. Vines. toms to deficiencies, and day's Children for Tomorrow's Also vlsitlnr friends and the Phaius, which can be there may be a confusion in Naval Air Station. World1’ at 10 a.ra. in McKin­ relatives In the area were grown in a pot of compost ley H all__________________ Chaplain R. L. Deal off! M n. Vine's mother, hire. Elta under a tree in the back yard the garden in their determin­ elated at the double ring cere Glenn, of Elmore, Ala.; Mr. of Central Florida flower fan­ ation. Plants affected with virus diseases usually show last year swept the boards to and M n. Leslie Glenn and ciers, there are others which : i mony. discolored or chlorotic foli­ take the championship of the require a special greenhouse , I The groom is the ton of children, Peggy, Wayne and age even when well fed. city. Earl. All a n former residents with air conditioning, temper­ Clean stock, soil steriliza­ j m , m Henry G. Ayers of Swansea, S. He Is now busy coaching the ature and humidity controls of Oviedo, who live in Elmon. tion, adequate insect control HP V*-- c., and Mrs. Susie B. Ayers of Strickland-Morrison B i d d y Dr. Earl Glenn graduated and all the rest. The same and general garden sanita­ Basketball Icam which holds with bulbs and tubers. One 1 v Bamburg, S. C. from the Oviedo High School, tion arc all important for tho t tie place in the cellar, but / Mrs. Henry G. Ayers Jr., In 1948 and Is now pncticlng can spend a lifetime experi­ successful growth of bulbs are battling hard to overcome menting and enjoying many medicine in Alabama. twin sister of the bride was their lack of experience and dozens of different, beautiful and tubera as well as other her only attendant and bq»t flowering plants In the Flor­ know-how. speciei and genera. man was Henry G. Ayers Jr., ida Garden. Doan Is married and the fa­ Some of these have been Oviedo brother of the groom. None of this Is easy, and ther of four children, makca vastly improved by the byThe bride was given In mar­ yet many amateurs will achhis home In Plnecrest. He is bridlzer's hand, as the glad­ MRS. ROBERTS riage by her uncle, E. B. Pax­ JUDY TURNER iolus, the amarylis, the be­ ieve reasonable success with­ stationed with VAH-3. ton, of Schenectady, N. Y. • • • gonia, the dahlia, the achi out much attention to any of MEET JUDY TURNER. The groom is serving in the Mrs. Edith Carter of Flag mencs, gloxinia, canna, cafr.-T. ? ? ? ? L v .** pro.b*bly lb^ ANOTHER YOUNO PER­ She's the one wtto wrote the U. S. Navy and ii stationed at ler Beach was the weekend diums etc. T reason the popularity of SON in the news la 10 year new column In the Herald bulbs and their congeners in the Sanford Naval Air Station. guest of M n. B. G. Smith. Others are (till enjoyed in old Miss Margaret Toeva, which appeared last Friday Southern gardens. Following the ceremony, a Rev. and M n. Mlrriam of the forms they were found in (pronounced Tavea) teenage under the UUe of "Table-HopAtoit of the bulbs will last reception was held for the Orlando were Sunday callers the wilds of the several con­ artist, whose paintings are pin*.” wedding party and close rcla- at the Lynn Neely home. tinents, aa the glorioses, calls for many years in Florida now hanging In the Florida Dim to an overilght, Judy'a lives and frienda at the home 3fr. and Mrs. Charles Moon, lillei, tigridlas, zephyranthes, gardens under srood and fav­ Slate Bank. by-line did not appear with conditions, without of the bride's mother on the of Atlanta, Ga. returned to tuberose, ismomc, cucharis, orable Attractive Margaret, dough the column (and that'a about their home after apending two wataonlaa, snow-flake, blood particular care, olhcr than Vihlcn Rood. ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. aa “overslghted" aa you can The couple will reside i t 102 days with Sirs. G. S. Moon, in Illy, and agapanthua to men­ weeding, watering, occasional Toeva, started studying art MIL AND MRS. DEMPSEY G. AYERS getl). Elm Ave., while the groom ii her attractive new home tion a few which are import­ cultivation, fertilization and under Polly Brubaker, Navy (Jamcaon Photo) But K’a all about what'a go. Clark Street. stationed in Sanford. ant to sub-tropical gardens. maybe an occasional dividing wife, who lived hero for acv to* on around the county, ea* Some of these are yielding and replanting when tha eral years. Later when Polly peclally on the weekenda — to the breeder’s arts and giv­ plants get too thick. moved away, Margaret stud by way of entertainment — ing ua new and better adapt­ led with Grctcben Crowell and dining out, dancing, fun and ed varieties and forms which then with Beth Gregory, with a frolic all up and down High* will be popular in time to little bit of time in a ninth way 17-92 In the area begin, The new officer* for 1963 of come. There are unlimited grade art clan , under the dl nlng to ba known aa “Tho rcction of Joe Mathleux. the Past Noble Grands Club fields for the cxporatlon of Strip." hybridizing possibilities to One of the nicest things Included also are the local U cmiUE s . served for the first time when provide our gardens of the about Margaret's Interest in Mitroa and the one* along the the club met recently at the deep South with more beauti­ MARGARET TOEVS painting is the fact that her river front that beckon to the bom* of Mrs. D. C, Howard ful and easier things to grow. parents have been so encour­ Airs. W. H. Young, president fun-loving public. These would include gladio­ of the Christian Women’s Fel­ Airs. Henry Jameson, presi aging and have done every, Judy la a recent addition to lus (most of the popular var­ lowship of the First Christian dent, presided. thing they can to further her the Herald ataff, work* out of talent and provide her with .Mrs. Also Alyers led the ieties of gladiolus were by no Church presented the lesspn tho advertising department. all the paints, canvasses, opening devotions. The club means bred for the Florida study at the monthly meeting She la a graduate of Michigan climate); c*inums, a hardy brushes, materials and equip­ voted to buy electric candle# State Unlvcraity with a degree s t a n d - by of old Sou­ of the group. ment that she needs to express and present them to Seminola In Journalism, so you can sea Topic was “Are These God's thern gardens, narcissus, am ­ her creativity. Rcbckah Lodge No. 3. why her first column for the Children?" The program told aryllis, in which strains of Two of Margaret’s other in­ Airs. Lillian Andrews, a past Herald haa that touch of au­ top quality flowers with a of plans for the new home In terests are horiea and a fas­ noble grand from Woodstock, growth constitution adapted Columbia, Alo., for special thenticity. cinating old antique parlor or­ Conn., was a visitor. Neat, trim and pretty, Judy to Florida are highly desir­ children of the brotherhood. gan that the family has ac­ likes to make her own clothes, Refreshments were served able; lilies (the true lilium Airs. J . W. Knight presented quired. to those attending. Others of horticulture) which have the worship service, using the "When I have time." Swim, Because of the love of present were Mmci. Nell Fu almost disappeared In the theme of concern for the sick, mlng Is also one of her fav­ horses, the big old organ, and trcll. Brodie Williams, Minnie lower South because of dis­ the fatherless, widows and orite pastimes, aa well as “Just the vast accumulation of point­ Taylor, Auburn Rector. Mary eases, to name only a few. those in prison. loafing." ings, canvasses and art sup­ Jameson, May Rubow, Clar­ Welcome, Judy, to the hal< The treasurer’s report show, Florida's sandy toils, which plies that the Toevs have acence Snyder and the hostess. are friendly to dangerous ne­ ed that a budget of $530 was lowed halls of the fourth es­ cummulatrd they arc on the The next meeting will be matode populations, make tho being taken care of on a tate. lookout for a bigger place in with Airs. Snyder in Osteen. growing of many kinds of monthly basis for mission out­ Look for her column on F ri­ the country where they can days, aa she gives you the bulbs and tubera especially reach. During tho social hour NEW OFFICERS of the Paat Noblo Grandrt Club were in churgo of tho “ spread out” and enjoy their low-down on what’a way out, difficult without an under­ Airs. Young and Atrs. Blanche January meeting at the homo of Mr*. D. C. Howard. Left to right nre bobbles. ao you can go—“Table Hoppln' standing of these nematode Kuhn served refreshments to Mrs. Howard, treasurer, May Rubow, secretary; Mrs. R. II. Beckham, vice Mrs. Toeva has led a colorthose attending. , with Judy." problems. president and Mrs. Henry Jameson, president. (Herald Photo) • • • 1 ful life, loo, having been an Others present were Mmes. Soil sterilization may be Recent guests of Mrs. F. E. airplane mechanic for five “ A RARE PERSON, who W. I'. Yesley, Hobard Shields, Bol*, a t her home, 1101 Park the answer, with heat or che­ Arlene Williams, V. H. Gran­ i years during World War II and makes difficult things appear mical controls, but In some Ave. were Mr. and Mr*. Frank caaei more research work tham, Frances Jobes, O. D. now serving as a private simple,” Is the way her nom­ nurse. inator described lira. Mary Knight, of Winchester, M au. needs to be done. Freesias, Landress, Elsie Lathan, Bart She says she likes to tinker Joyce Roberts, Lake Mary They were former neighbors and Dahliaa and all the ges- Hinson Jr., O. T. Pearson, with machinery and If she had first grade teacher who was of Mrs. Bolt and are vacation­ nerlsds, African violets, ach- Harold Ring and the minister. room would be able to In­ awarded the "Young Teacher t imenes and their relatives, Rev. Wayne Johnston. The Ladies Auxiliary of We- ing in Florida. dulge In her old occupation. of the Yrar.v at the Jaycces klwx Lxvlgc No. 879 will meet Recent guests of Mr. and Some of the local weekend DSA banquet last Saturday. Alias Janet Ann Rushlow, designed with a scoop neck­ this Wednesday at 7:30 p.m at Mr*. O. T. Pearson were their New Spring: Cottons aviators roundabout have en­ And this Is quite a compli­ tho Oddfellows Hall on Atagline outlined with Alcncon lace daughter o( Air. and Airs. Ed­ son and grandson, Donald K. gaged her services at. times ment. for It’Is realised by any And Silks nolia Ave. when they needed a good air­ mund Charles Rushlow, Alta­ motifs trimmed with pearls. thinking person, that nothing BY All members are urged to Pearson and Donald Jr., from TAMER OF NORTH CAROLINA plane mechanic, and she says, monte Springs, became the Her voluminous skirt featured make a special effort to at­ Hileah. worthwhile Is easy, and the A1AKCENI OF CALIF. things tiiat they give Mrs. Harold E. (Buddy) Long Jr. “ It’s fun." bride of Frank Joseph Pizzo, a garland of the lace motifs in tend. AND One of the palntingi which left Wednesday for Miami Roberts credit for doing are BEAUMONT SILK AND COTTON son of Airs. Irene Pizzo and the front with a double poqff back Margaret has hinging In the where be took hit physical ex­ not easy. SWEATER DRESSES extending into a Chanel train. I'lANTER KNOW-HOW bank is one which won a blue late Atr. Neil Pizzo of Long amination for the U. S. Air Perhaps the finest things Her elbow lengf veil of silk When y o u ’ r e plastering Force. Having pasted hit ribbon at the last art show. It Island, N. Y.. Feb. 2. that they said about her was French Illusion fell from a low Is a softly but richly colored that she has the ability and tal­ The Rev. Father Hubert J. on the forehead velvet and cracks In a wall, add the plas­ physical, he flew Thursday "Featariag Fash Iowa Jost For Yew" ter to water instead of water night to Lackland Air Force arrangement of sea (hells, Reason officiated at the 10 ent to lead children to learn taffeta rose. 200 N. PARK AVE. to plaster, and Use mixture Base where he will take his fish net, corks, highlighted by a.m. nuptial mass in St. Mary and In her live years of teach­ RICHARD DOAN Immediately following the wUi not be lumpy. STORE HOURS: 9 TO S:M ing In Seminole County has ■ green bottle. bade training. ceremony, a breakfast was earned the respect of her other High School, Holloway li mar­ Two others are flower pic­ Alagdalcn Church, Altamonte served for the wedding party faculty members, principals ried and haa two children. The tures. One a magnificent mag­ Springs. Kathleen Bauman at the Pancake House In Win­ was Uic maid of honor; Vince tremendous expansion of the and parents, as well as the nolia on a dark background nursery business which he and a delicate little flower Plsacrcta was best man, and ter Park. That evening after a love of “her" children. the ushers were Harry Harper buffet dinner reception at the Mrs. Roberta attended Me- has accomplished earned him print an a light background. Alld-Florida Country Club, the the title of Young Farm er of Margaret la working on sev­ and Hob Yourshore. Murray State College In Abi­ couple left for a short wedding The bride chose for her tile Year for 11 M 12 , from the eral oilier paintings to be en­ lene, Tesas, on a scholarship, trip to the Florida West Coast. tered in tho annual art show wedding a gown of silk taffeta majoring in education with Sanfoni-Scmiimle Jaycces. • • • on Feb. 34. She received some minors in English and Art. She RICHARD DOAN, who wai recognition recently when the Is married and has a son, awarded the Young Sailor of photo shown on the front page David, tan yeara old. rr tho Year plaque, won it not so of the Herald's Christmas edi­ • • • AD D A ROOM YOUNG FARMER OK THE much for his Navy duties, at tion showed city workmen which he is very proficient, hanging one of the huge Christ­ YEAR, Robert Hattaway, of By - WOODROW CASH but for his untiring and un­ mas cards. The scene was that N o matter how Altamonte Springs. This young man Is one of selfish work with the young­ of a shepherd holding a lamb Tho average person buys elolhee F L O R ID A R O O M morn for style and apiwanwcc than tho youngest and most suc­ sters of the community In . . . the picture wat Margaret's small or how anything elso (we won't get into the creation. cessful businessmen in the baseball and basketball. argument about whether women buy As proof of hla leadership She has also done art work county. clothes to please men or to impress large the job N EW ROOF and ability to train and work and poster work with the girl Only t t years old, young other women)) But there are factors in cut and construction which nave Hattaway has built up the with young boyi, Doan’s Pirat scout troop of which she was a lot to do with the lasting attrac­ Hattaway Greenhouses and Federal little League team a member for seven years. you need, we tiveness of your clothes. horticultural nursery to a NEW CARPORT thriving wholesale business in Take, for example, "bias-cut” will be happy only five years, with custom­ clothes. This is a familiar term in WE ARE PLEASED TO — the clothing industry for a garment ers all over the U. 8. clamor­ in which different pieces are cut and ing tor more of his healthy, M O D E R N IZ E to discuss it seamed so that the direction of the yarns is a t an angle vigorous plants. where the pieces are joined, rather than running parallel A 19M graduate of Lyman with you and MONDAY A •• •)>«1ti& tJigginltethom Personals New Officers Preside At Meeting CWF Presents Program k On Missions Personals Miss Rushlow Weds F.J. Ladies Auxiliary Meets Wednesday I (ft M ARY E S T H E R ’S LET'S TALK DRY CLEANING" ANNOUNCE MR. SANDY GUT1LLA HAIR STYLIST FORMERLY WITH MARIO OF ROME 18 — NOW AFFILIATED WITH bsdhj. SANFORD FLOWER SHOP B. lot A Sanford Ava. s-u ss pa a-atsi c Hair Styling Salon Phone FA 2-8820 2201 PARK AVB. Inferior bias-cut garni ants will tend to wear le u well than more conventional);llir constructed c< fabrics. 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(L'I’I) — Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player, two of the world's great golfer*, tangle for the Palm Springs Golt Classic championship today In an 18-hnlc medal-play play oft To the winner will gu $<j.. 000. while the loser will col­ lect SI .600. ‘■Rut when you consider they have to go 108 hole* to win the champlomhlp," s a i d PGA Tournament Director J o e Hlack. ,,it doesn't figure as very good pay." With the 18-hole playoff, the classic turned Into a IU8-hnle marathon, because it is a 96 bole tournament regularly. This will he a battle between Iho National Open champion’ Sunday. Nicklaus had started (Nicklaus) and the United the day with a whopping five Slates PGA king (Player). stroke lead But three of those While they've both liccn In strokes melted away on Hie playoffs before, they've never ninth hole when Jack took a met head-on against each' double bogey against Gary's other a- they will do in this birdie. The big Open champion one on the Indian Wells course. wound up with a one-over-par The competition starts .11 II 172 against Player's line 67 am . (KSTi and they'll al*o Tommy Bolt. National Open split hall the gate receipts. king in lt)58, had a chance to The two great shot-makers gel into the scramble for tbc deadlocked at scores of 315 championship. Rut lie ruined Raceway Opener 'A Success' C rowes C Weekend Sports Summary 9th In Row For Emile COPENHAGEN, Denmark UPI)— Welterweight champ­ ion Kmilc Griffith, having hammered out his ninth straight victory on his 23th It.v I'nllrd Tress International birthday, flew back to New York today to arrange for Saturday PAJl'LAHTI. Finland (UIM a .March 16th defense of his —Prnttt Nikula of Finland bet­ welter crown. Griffith's 147-pound title tered the world |>ole vault rec­ ord with a leap of 16 feet, 8", was not at stake Sunday af­ ternoon when he scored a inches. ninth-round technical knock­ LONDON (UPI) — Arctic out over 36-year-old Chris weather conditions wiped out ' Christensen of Denmark, who the British soccer schedule for the seventh «tr.iight weekend it when he three-putted the 17th hole, missing the second putt (10 m 18 Inches. Gene I.ittlcr finished with the greatest round of the tour­ nament, a 64 (or a 317 and a tie for fourth place, with the s t e a d y Gardner Dickinson, who had a three-umler-par 68 They each collected S2.430. | HIALEAH (UPI) - Bronze Arnold Palmer closed fust Bubu won the $32,550 Hougalnwith a 67 to tic with Jack ; villea turf handicap at IlinFleck 'at 319 and each won j leah. I PITTSBURGH (U PI)—Di*{2,000. appointment filled Dave RumLOUISVILLE. Ky. (UPI) — •ill’s soft voice ns he explained Karl Johnson of Minneapolis how n hero's ride wound up a won the Professional Bowlers nightmare Saturday night. Roman wns hoisted high on Association Louisville Open. the shoulders of hundreds of ST. PETERSBURG, Fla Pitt students seconds after bo (UI’D—American League old bad thrown in 11 40-foot jump 5 * 5 timers, using tile new strike shot which appeared to have zone ruling, defeated the Na given the Panthers an uphill tlonal League, 5 0, in a bene­ iiD-68 win over West Virginia,. Meanwhile, virtually unnot­ fit game. iced. referee Jack O'Rourke ARCADIA. Calif. (UPI) — was calmly signalling for a ' Pixie Krin. in front from wire timeout near the scorer's ta ­ to wire won the $30,100 Santa ble, ruling that Pitt ro-eaptain Margarita Handicap at Santa lien Jinks bad called timeout before Homan's shot was ill Anita. the air. "1 looked up at the score­ RIVERSIDE, Calif. (U P D ; Sports ear driver Stuait Dane board and we were still be­ was killed in a Pacific Coast hind,'" Roman said. "1 saw the argument by the scorers talde championship rare. and then realized what hap­ PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - pened ami all that time they Roland Cruz of Villanova lie- (bought I had won the game came the world's eighth 16- for them." foot pole vaultcr at the Phila­ delphia Inquirer track games. Hero's Ride Ends In Niqhtmare hsd been floored three tlmas l er before a sparse 4.000 in and was bleeding from face j Forum Hall Griffith was docuts when his handler* threw fending only his synthetic in the towel. j Austrian version of tlie world In that scheduled 18-round-1J 11 n i o r middleweight <151- HIGH-PRICED COACH - - By Alon Mover 'B ERRA I M P M /5 /Q r f YA M **** C O X T *?A C T MZ ^ . ' - 4 C C *C *t. 5'X C £ > & i 50,000 A 'l ’jL 'B e * - NEW YORK (U PI) —La*-' i 7 b Papp of Hungary, only I profe.*»ional fighter behind • the Iron Curtain, will he ofi fered $10,000 to fight Rubin (Hurricane) Carter on March 30 for the right (o a shot a t the middleweight crown, Teddy Brenner announced today. "I'll make the $Irt,ooo offer Thursday," said matchmaker ! Brenner of Madison Square Garden, "if Papp is stilt European champion then." A'CCO, A '£ ’U FS P i o x e s r - A) j? TfAFfrC zDRECTOR amp Barron Wins Seniors Play Oviedo Lions Siill Red Hot Net Victor PATIENCE IS WHAT WK USE ON GUYS BIGGER THAN WE ARE. Conley Finds The Right Touch Again In NBA Play Bad Night For Sanford Texas Jim Cops Race Papp, Carter Fight Seen / f TR£ Thousands jammed .Sem­ inole Park Raceway for the J season opener Friday night. Hundreds of officials were on hand to usher in the 82night pari • mutual (piarter horse and harness horse rac­ ing season. Commissioner of Agriculture Doyle Conner cut the rililxm and pledged his cooperation to boost the quarter horse breed­ ing anti racing industry in the state. Flying Finn United Press International TONIGHT’S ENTRIES MILFORD II. 1)1Nix Kit Sr., Kurl A. Wheeler anil Cupt. Clarence Whit­ Sunday lllg Gene Conley, who ha* FIRST RACK—Moo Trot, nontaker brought in these 510 la rite shad, caught in the Mullet Lake area. The PALM S I* It I N G S , Calif. To M a k e U. S. a peculiar habit of getting winner of 81,700 In 1962. catch consisted of 12 roes and 18 hacks. (Herald Photo) (UPI) Gary Player ami Jack lost, suddenly haa found hi* 1. Joe Van C. (A. Huffman) Debut Saturday Xirklau* were tied at the end 2. Snow Volo (F. It idler) of regulation play in the Palm 1 HELSINKI (UPI) — Phen­ touch again even if lie is 2. leu Capade (It. Huber) 1 Spring* Golf Classic. They omenal Penttl Nikula. the playing with a taped up right 4. Rodney Ranger (II. Ralph) will play off the deadlock high flying Finn who already index finger. 5. Ilin Gallon (R. Muntz) . ha* pole vaulted 16 feet, A’* Monday. Conley, a doubtful starter inrhe* amt feel* ho can do 6. Insophcre (A. Deaton) because of Ids finger trouble •(linked in 17 points. .Mike It was n bail night for the I kept up their winning ways in 7. Star Santa (M. Illlss Jr.) PORT ST. LUCIE. Fla. 17-4, make* his American SECOND HACK — 8390 Pace. Seminole rnge varsity Fiidny j OHC piny 11* they won u lull'd- Woodiuff hit for It for Iho (UI’D—Herman Barron, 83, of debut at !*).< Angele* next proved a pleasant surprise Sunday by scoring II point* non-winners of $8no In 1062. night hut Ht least the JV's I fought 40-12 victory against losers. Palm Beach won the PGA Saturday night. a* the New York Knlck* also the Apopka Junior varsity. The blond. 21-year-obl bank 1 April Surpri>c (M. Pusey) Seniors golf championship with pulled a surprise by licking In the varsity tilt, Apopkn official astounded the track 2. Pep Song (A. Wilsey Jr.) a 272. opened n IR-0 first quarter and Belli world last .Satur­ Hie Un Angeles Lakers, 1223. Spirit of Georgia (J. Win05. lend and Sanford never mine gard) IGLS, Austria (UPD—Italy day night by vaulting 168*1. Along with Conley, newly in sight again. higher than any human r \c r 4- Peggy Krio (V. Cowgrr) won the four-man bobsled acquired Bob Xonlmann also It was the IHIti victory of lias befurr. 3. Hobby ilrainerd (S. O'Neil) championship in a total elaps­ the year for the lllue Darter*. He will participate in four scored 11 points and grabbed 6. Chief's Gal (S. Tweedlc) ed time of four minutes, 19.34 The only bright spot for Hie meets in tlie United States, to rebounds to help Die 7. Cambridge Lady (G. .Mat- DAYTONA REACH (UPI) PORT ST. LUCIE. Fla. seconds. Seminole* wns Ken Tyre, who (UPI) —Husky Herman Bar­ starling with tlie Los Angeles Knicka upset Bte National tuccl) —Texnn Jim Hull out-run four Time* Indoor game* on Feb. B a s k e t b a l l Association's THIRD RACK—8300 quarterron, who gaie up the golf­ Western Division leader*. 9 Horse maldrns, 2-year-olds, Porches in Ills Cooper Mnnnro ing tour IS years ago. was Tom Gola led the whiner* Johnsons Hold "I am looking forward to lit tin- raiu-soiiked Interim3oo yards. hark with a vengeance today meeting tlie l>e*t American with 23 point* a* well n* 1. 1/nis' Legend (P. Moore) I tioniil Speedway brie Sunday First Place In after winning the PGA Stem (Mile vaultcr*," said Nikula, ior* golf championship 2. Winnie Cole (No rider) to win the 200-mile U. 8. Road who celebrated Ills 21th birth­ Tlie 83-year-old New York­ 3. Nona's Rand <G. Johnson) liming Driver's chnmphmsliip M r t/ Mrs. Loop day one day after his record er. who play* out of the 4 Smoky Mist (No lxiy) This week in the Sanford The Oviedo Lions eontlnue leap. rare. Palm Beach Country Club, 8. Cactus .Misty (II. Wright) Hull, of Odevsn, look over Herald Mr. and Mr.*, league shot a final round 31-36419 at to roll along 6. Iteggar Hobby (G. Johnson) Friday night It was Howry 7. Starllle Spark (S. William­ the lend when Roll Halbert, of find* the top three team* Port St. Lurie Country Club thnt came out on the short end raced by Jimmy Shuster, Sunday to edge out g!ant holding their places. John son) Warrington, Pu., pulled his SALISBURY, Mil. (UPI) — Lyman nipped lakeview Fri­ FOI H III RACK — 8.100 Pace, Porsche It.S-61 into the pits on son* are in first with 49 win*. John llarnum of Grand Rap­ of a 7H-65 decision a* four ids. Midi, by two shots. They Oviedo stars hit for double Chuck .McKinley of Sail An- day night in a nip an tuck non-winners of $2,300 In the tilth tup for n hi like ad- 1 Spolskis in second with 48. were tied at the start of figures. tonlo. (ex., defeated Gene battle, 4642. 19G2. and Kostival* third with It Dial final record but Barron Pacing the Oviedo assault Scott of St. Janies, N. Y , 6 8. Tlie game swung back and I. Miss Creed (W Robinson) justuient. was Mlrkry Trtlnsky with 14 6-4, 6.1, to-8, Sunday to win Iho forth for three quarters with Harold Johnson hail high carded a one par 33-30 71. The Texas oil worker cover­ 2 Kilroy Pick (J. Halley) Barron. 16 under par for points followed by Jim Cour­ Salisbury International indoor the Greyhounds forging ahead 3 Eric's Rlaze (It. Muntz) ed the 21*0 miles In two hours, game of 199, and John Spnlski high series of 517 High the four rounds with a 272 ier and Dun Kirklnnd, 12 and lenni* tournament. in the dosing minute* to Ice 4. Symbol Chief (S. O'Neil) lit minutes und 26 s e c o n d a 5 game for the women was the tilt. total, Ilin* took off the $2,800 Jim DeSliur.o, tl. 8. All Volo (C. Jordan) with un aveiuge speed of 00.2 rolled by Elaine Kostival, 192 It wa* 6 6 at the fir*! It was tlie lltli victory in 14 first prize and the Teachers ti I’arkle Hal ( D. Cater) miles an hour. and a 171 was rolled by Jane Trophy hut, belter than that, start* for the Oviedo five. quarter anil 20 It) in favor FIFTH RACK - MOO quarter The heavy rain, which de­ Spolskl, Helen Allman, and be earned a trip to Scotland PARIS (UPI) - Great Lull- of 13ikrview at Hie half. Th« Lions took an early 17Horse, 330 yards, 3-yrar-olds layed the rare for half an hour Charlotte lla**ett. Klaino to meet the British Senior j 14 first quarter and rontlnurd water, an Amrrlran Import, Shuster dunked in 1H points and up. and c o 11 1 I n 11 e d throughout rolled a turkey. champion for llie World Sen- i to build up their lend, ahead won Hie $lo,ooo I’rix dr Franco to lead tlie victor*. 1. Ixiu Jet (No rider) most of the 511 lap event, sent j The 3-!o *plit was concert­ ior championship. Two days by 111 points, 38-28 lit Hie half. trotting race Sunday at Hie Lyman also won tho JV 2 . Sad Jac (S. Williamson) muny drivers to the pit* and ed by Steve Kostival twice, I contest, 3221. In JY action, Oviedo won 71* Vincennes track. 3. Little Joe Hire (No rider) discouraged others from start­ Harold Johnson, Bill lla**ett. later he will play In (he Brit­ 4. Sugar liar Dcx (It. Wikolf) ing this (list of eight rare* and Don Spot!*. The 510 was ish Open for the first time. 37, 8. Rosa Kv's Pa (G. Johnson) counting toward tho U. 8. picked up by Lorraine Spotl* 6. Illaza Hay Heed (I). Wright) driver rhnmpion*liip. and Clara Tinlin. Bob Tinlin SIXTH RACK—8100 Trot, non converted the 3 7 and Klaine winners of M.oon in 1962. Kostival spared Hie 2-7 8. 1. Phyllis Parlay (F. Radirc) 2. butterwyn (C. Abhatiello) EAST BRUNSWICK. N. J 3. Edgewood Giers (A. Wilsey) (UIM)—The New Jersey Sport* | 4. La Sola Dawn (G. Mrtlmur- Writer* Association honored ■ MEXICO (U PI)—Left-wing­ ray) Alex Webster of (lie New York ' er Iteyri scored Ixitli goals for W EDN ESDAY 8. Jay Rob (S. Welch) Giants as the athlete of the Guardalajara a* It defeated SEVENTH RACE—830* Quar­ year at its annua! banquet Brazil's I'almciras, 2 1, Sun N IG H T ter-Horse 380 yards, 3 year- Sunday. day in a soccer match. olds and up. 1. Miss Dee Bar Tee (R. New­ som) 2.' King Bailey Jr. (J. H arri­ son) I llrin * Your Car Where Ihe Experts Are 3 Derby King (No rider) 4 Misty Nell (No rider) HARNESS and QUARTER HORSE 8. Miss Leo War (R. Rollins) 6 Senorit* Bar (G. Johnson) 7. Misty Danger (II. Wright) 8 Misty Lady Jo (P. Moore) 9. Danger Joe EIGHTH RACE — 8100 Pace, non winners of 86.000 in 19*2. 8:10 1. Prince Allen (It. Maloney) • FIN 1ST G R A N D ST A N D IN C IN T R A t FLORIDA 2 . Willola's Counsel IR. Chase) EXCEPT SUNDAY • P A V ID 3 8 00 C A R P A R K IN G A R IA 3. Song Byrd (D. Cater) • AAODtRN R iST A U R A N T FACILITY W e ll align fron t en d , chuck alio ck s an d ex4. Night Prowler (J. Foehr) • R IM O O t K O C LU BM O U Sf and lO U N G f Initial ay ste m , rennek tlie front wheel h e arin g s “ Il’i* Mure Fun To Wnlch llriiflil. S u n n y • N IN ( R A C IS NIGHTLY IX C IP T SU N D A Y 8. Vivian K. (A. Wilsey) an d a d ju s t th e b ra k e *. The Greyhound* Hun” PARI M U T U tl - D A ILY D O U 9 L I • Q U IN K IA S NINTH RACK-8300 quarterMAT1NKEB M ID W A Y l i T W i l N SA N F O R D A N D O R L A N D O MWY. 17-92 Horse, too yards, maidens, WEDNESDAY 3 .years-old and up. FRIDAY 1. Bobbie Jo Heed (No rider) SATURDAY 2. Laiket (C. Wliisner) 3 Bobby Thymus (B. 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Peb. 4, '68 ( D NONSENSE/ MStt DO WHAT HR’6 1CIO IF rrs abmonam / •NCM/r CAN fSEQALB ALU AA/FRIEND* WITH H /LA R K XW A N Ee C O T K w UMOONO tdtola JO S TO e ta a o x y XKNCW. , OUY THING COINS ID HAS/S ID a xH iw A m sr. rN o w h a t 's w h a t SM B O liven:, r - ^ lik e a b o u t WELL, M O NCSn.yJU ll1' , THAT W A S 4---T H E M O ST - i D IS T R E S S IN G 1 g i i 'l ExpERjBwca tfJ b b y THE WORST THING T t h a t cam h a p p e n ^ --------------------- - r TO A T— WHAT ( WOMAM J HAPPENED/ v ' — vr— ' lli* CLAIMS A N D X W E R E ON ^THE PHONE A ND NEITHER OF U S COULD THINK OF ANYTHING TO SAY • By A b ig a il V a n Buren • DEAR MRS. G.: Say, “Fine, but first I want to give you u little sample of murriage. You munage this home for the next two weeks. That means getting up in time to prepare Dud’s breakfust. . . fix his lunch (if he carries one), do the dishes, make the beds, vacuum, sweep, scrub the bathroom, prepare all the meals, do the luundry and ironing, wash the windows and Venetiun blinds and do all the marketing. Meanwhile, I’ll get up at the time you usually do und spend the duy ns you spend it (in­ cluding an hour on the phone.) Then I ’ll borrow some soiled diapers so you will be prepared for the chores of early motherhood.’’ If daughter understands what will be expected of ^ h o r in marriage, and still wants it in u "hurry, give her your blessings. • bones/ WE MIGHT >■ A S WELL L H A N G Uf? J. ELAINE TT h DEAR ABBY: The growing trend toward teen-age marriages didn’t worry me until my 17-year-old daughter told me that ahe and her 19-ycnr-oId boy friend wanted to get married. They have gone sternly for two years and he is a nice enough fellow, but I'm sure they don’t know what they are letting themselves in for. How should 1 handle this? MRS. G. -t c a t / l I GUESS L s a • DEAR ABBY: Please tell me if you have ever heard of anything like this, and explain it to me. 1 am of one religion and my husband of another. We huve a 15-month-old baby girl who has never been baptized becuuso my husband wanted her baptized in his religion, and I said I would ruther see her not baptized ut all than agree to that. Now my husband sayH he wnnts to take her and get her bnptized—but not in any special religion; she will just be baptized. It’s a no-reiigion baptism. Have you ever heard of such a thing? My mother says sho thinks he is trying to pull n fust one. YOUNG MOTHER DEAR MOTHER: The mode or rite of administering baptism in tho ChriBtiun churches is fixed by tho discipline or doctrine of each church. There is no such thing ns a “no-re­ ligion’’ baptism since baptism is a religious ceremony. DEAR ABBY: My daughter is 16. She is very attractive and mature for her age. She has fallen in love with her teacher and he is in love with her. Ho is 30, married and hns children. He has told his wife he loves my dnughter and his wife won’t give him a divorce. Why should she want to hang on to a man who doesn’t love her? Don’t you think this man and my daughter have a right to huppiness togethei# Abby, if you could see them together you would know it is true love und not infatua­ tion. What can be done? QUESTION MARK DEAR QUESTION: It is conceiv­ able thut 16-year-old girl could have u crush on her teacher, but bow her MOTHER could condone, encourage und permit such relationship to grow is beyond me. Your dnughter hus no business going with u married mun. Consult u professional counselor for your daughter’s sake. You, too, need to huve s o m e twisted notions straightened out before you can give your duughter proper guldunce. • • • DEAR ABBY: I always thought u girl should confide in her mother and I used to until I found out she was telling all my business to my aunt who hns the biggest mouth in Philadelphia. Please, Abby, tell par­ ents that the young people deserve to have their secrets kept, and if their parents don’t do it they shouldn’t cry and wring their hands when they discover their children are keeping secrets from them. BETRAYED DEAR BETRAYED: I know you nrc right and I hope this inspires thoughtless adults to think twice be­ fore betraying the confidences their children have entrusted them with. • • • What’s on your mind? For a per­ sonal reply, send a self-addressed, stamped envelope to Abby, Box 8365, Beverly Hills, Calif. • • • Hate to write letters? Send one dollar to ABBY, BOX 3365, BEVER­ LY HILLS, CALIF., for Abby’a new booklet, “HOW TO WRITE LET­ TERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS.’’ gjcuuoJby On (Bhidq& By Oswald Jacoby They do most of their The Cerd School in New York is ■ partnership of teaching through sample three of the country's best hands and this week's series bridge players who are unit­ will deal with some of them. ed together to teach instead North and South have no of to play bridge. Peter Le- trouble getting to four hearts ventritt is a member of this d South should easily make year's American teem which ^ will compete (or tiie World s He wins the spade opening Championship this summer. Boris Koytchou and E d g a r' >nd nolcs »ha,‘ ^ hMi tw® Kaplan each have won num­ potential spade losers and erous titles. All have been must also lose tin- aces of good partners of mine on M ub« an<' hoar1s; 1 c has n a a n i i n n and a n t i tn iH fh n nnnm ^Rs a b l i w t t l l f l i l **t>Ollt OTIC O l occasion tough opponents i Uiose spade losers and there at other times. . .s x convenient place to park NORTH one. South must lead hie *993 queen of diamonds and over­ V K 1012 e AK4 take with dummy's king. ♦ Q 63 Then he can discard one W IST FAST spade loser on the ace of * KQ J S *1074 diamonds and go about the V 1« VA business of knocking out the e 108 6 5 ♦ J9733 ♦ AM ♦1015 3 ic e of trumps. T here' is a Rotmi <u> natural disinclination to waste ♦ A 83 the potential trick represent­ V QJ 9 853 ed by that queen, but South ♦ Q ♦ K JV must overcome this. If he. Both vulnerable doesn't overtake he will wind S o o t h W r i t N o rth East up with the ace and king of J* Pmmi 3 * Pa»« diamonds in dummy and no 49 Pan* Past Pass way to use them. O p e n in g tee d — * K Television Tonight MONDAY P. M. d ttt ( I ) (S) <X) 4:«l (!) 1:11 ( I ) 1:11 1:11 1:10 <:SI 4:40 «:tt 7:00 7:00 T:tl 7:SU 1:00 1:10 1:00 1:10 U /O jm n : L ^ j^ .W O i H i C D U i P l f r i l H N r T M a H ' W U l E L j Z j x o u u c a i u m $ o H d n v i t o . it s 0 \IWMII9 M TIB COMOmci TU Ml A InuAuy mom s o n n New York. City recently sponsored a courtcey compuign, with everone from rati drivers to subway riders be­ ing urged to start using such words as “plesse," “sorry,* wtuom m ! 1 1 VI N 1 H S » ASl >N 1 a t LAKE WALES lilt MAMf IMAFS WHAT1CALL MAL FIGURE sk a t in g / 1( f 1 M i d A»*W 2 PsJ A1 111*A| A Ml » lilt A' M» *.« my *. 1 A 11*. P e n s io n P lc lll By Ruth M ille tt 10:00 and “ thank you." If New York—where push­ ing and shoving is a way of life—cun sta rt minding its manners, sny other city ought to be able to do the same. Tho truth Ms thut rudenese has been getting worts end worse in most big cities dur­ ing the past few yeurs. There are atill some sections of the country and some fairly largo cities where people treat Channel f N e w s r e a m E v e n i n g R eport W a rn * To artier Kdltorlal M a d e g o a i n U la S p o rts ( t ) N e w o e * ,# ( I ) M id-Fix. E v s. Roport ( I ) sp o rt* P ic tu r e ( ! ) K d lto rlal Coennatot (I) Ilenn eiey (S) W e a t h e r S h o w (S) B r e v a r d N'*w* (») S p o r t s R ep o rt IS) o r b i t (S) H u n t l o y - B r i n k l e y (0) Hlpcord (XI Hllcnt S rrvlc* ( ( ) D igest ( I ) W x lt o r C r o n k l U (2 ) Slomlay N il* At The M o v ies ( I I To T e ll Tlio Truth 4») T h e Dakota* <<) I've Out A Uecrat (XI H*lnt* A Ulnnars (01 Ittflaman (01 Th* L u cy S h o w (0 ) M o n e y llurk* (I) Danny Thom as Hhow (XI T e le p h o n e H o u r ( ( ) Andy G rif fit h S h o w (f> Th * N e w L o r e tt a Y oung Show (X) Hrlnklry 's Jo u rn a l (S) lien Ca»»y (0) S tu m p the Star* (X) Im a g o L'HA ( I ) A1IC P in a l n a p o v t (SI Nvwacop * ( I ) M id-Flo. F in a l R o ­ port people like people—but the manners of meny cities could 10:JO ■Und a lot of improvement. 11:00 It's herd to undersUnd why 11:10 rudenese Ukea over in to many citiee. When a smile it 11:10 (0) Weather lt:X» ( I ) H o lly w o o d Mavla usually met with a smile, why C a v a la t a d * do so many people sneer or 11:10 ( I ) T o n lt* S h o w ( S ) C atliolle Church S er­ snarl? vices When "thank you" is so easy TUESDAY A. M. to say, why do so many people who take your money or ac­ 4:1# (() Sten Os (:X0 (5) C o n t l n t n U l C lass, cept courtesies fall to aay it? loom When a day goes by so much l:X0 ( 0 | Colire* o f th* Air more happily and peacefully « : ! t (X) S l s n Oa NOW OPEN FOR when you treat those you don’t t : i ' ((II)) TWo da ka y* P p Movies LUNCH know as courteously as you T i l l ( I f F a rm M a rk et R e ­ and p o rt treat your friends, why do so (d ) m a t# N ew s and DINNER many rekard strangers as not W aathar TUEH. thru SAT. f l i t (II T oday worth a pleasant look? ch o o l r u n n i n g It’s hard to figure any ac- t i l l ((II)) CPore-S VISIT OUR NEW — u n td o w n N e w s cepUble answer to these ques­ 7:11 ( l » Mickey'# Qeepal Tim a tions. But a “mind our man­ Designed Kspecailly For ners" campaign in any city BANQUETS. LUNCI1KON8 ought to make thousands of and DINNER PARTIES PHONE FA 3 - lilt those who have fallen into • 3 8 - 6 1 9 7 the habit of rudeness see S/Hclat/krtto' themselves as they appear to ,> \j t k l i t i ' others. MIDI - 1HI 1 H 1 A H I i Cities make impressions, (jto d o u l& in u tq just as Individuals do, and a TON1TB * TUE8. city where a stranger is treat­ V:M A H * • ed rudely by even a few of those he rubs elbows with be­ Frank Sinati n comes, in his mind, a rude Laurence H.ir vey city. J.inet Lei^fi Why don’t we alt get busy trying to make our own citiee rate high for c o u r t e s y , Ttu* HIGHWAYS 17-92 whether we have any highM an c h u i i.m N. FUN PARK, FLORIDA powered courtesy campaign C cindid.ite going or not? 1:4# l:*4 1:11 1:10 (0) M ickey R v a a s BktW (<) C a p ta la K a a e a r s s (1) W a a th a r a s 4 Home ( I ) To d a y ( I ) CarteevHI* 1:01 111 S t a t e T ra o ea v 1:01 ( I I J a c k U l i m (0) A m erica n U l s t e r ? :!0 (Of Itumper d o o m 1:41 ( I ) N e w s a Ino lot SO ( I I Bay W koa ( II L u m Span ish lt:IO ( I ) P U y T e a r B e (1) I Lava Lorry ( I ) Ann B o th a m S h o w 01:00 ( I ) P r i e s l a R i g h t ( I ) J a n * W y m a a Pre> a en te 11:00 ( I ) Th* McCoy s 11:10 ( I ) T o u r s For a B o o # (XI C o n cen tra tio n (01 Pato A G la d y s TUESDAY P. M. 11:00 ( I ) L e v * o r r.tr* ( ! ) T o u r F ir s t I m p r e s ­ sion (01 Krnl# Ford llh o w 11:14 X) H a r r y lt a a s o n a r Nrwa 1X:30 (X) T r u th or ConaSq. (*) F a th e r K n o w s Uest ( I ) Basrah l o r T a m i l a ro w 11:41 (l> G u i d in g L i g h t (0) Mltl-Fva. R ep o rt 11:54 IX) WHO N ew# ItepoM 1:00 141 l l a c h e lo r F a th e r 431 N e w * - W ea t h e r 1:10 (Of I.« ((tim e ( ! ) Hllmaetlca 1:1# ( I ) As Th * W orld T u r n s (X) Helene# (0) H i g h w a y P a tr o l t:00 111 Paa ew ord TRANSISTOR Radio Repair SERVICE COMPLETE TV REPAIR — All Makes — ADMIRAL Rales end Service HATCHER TV and RADIO 230B W. le t UL FA 3-8311 Carriage Room -------—<60WWP0 N G r m c m x r A i ca r l ip UK3 VOU BRINGING ( THE MOMENT, ) HE LIKES HIM UP INTO TH6 O . ANWWar ./MB OR NOT. 23TH CSNTUKT^. JZ _rM conducting a RESEARCH PROJECT, NOT A POPULARITY . CONTEST/ ___ ^ Sweden _______ S Sorrowful 1Stockholmtad PR. CASEYWIU-OVB you -THEUNTIDY . CLINICALPETAJLS. J HOtt I WON'T l f T Him I . SBlrd . . . * m o o iu rr anU 1* Mountain crael ruSs n 5 3 2 d S £ L i’ E s f - 13 More expensive js (ulixa gnfllrw OPEN 12:45 R I NOW thru W ED. A T 1:00 - 8:05 - 8:10 7:15 • 9:20 TONY FRANCIOSA J ANE FONDA JIM HUTTON Ce-Feature 9:3* Oal) Some polite suggestions are in Ruth Millett'a “Tips on “TH E FA R COUNTRY” Teenagers.” Just send 25 cents Jam es Stewart to Itutii Millett Reeder Serv­ Ruth Roman ice, co/o The Sanford Herald, Walter Brenaaa P. O. Boy 489, Dept. A, Radio l a Color City Station, New York 19, N. Y. WILUAMT GREAT FIRST COMEDY* r a f t , STARTS SUNDAY 14 Live 1» Untested I t Suffix 1 I » MUMIrfwtre «3WaatPata*ar 37 liartersr M Troop* (ab.) aiiiaurameet Immortal SOObavrva 31Viper as BuiltigMar 3« Debra — 41 C en tim e 5 Mineral apt • 0 Collect ioa ol saying, 33 Waear SXKsdaka as Nattv* ad Latvia 49 llatll as Era II l o n e ftah S3 Fu rl wwua Its m a i l MONDAY, FEB. 4th THRU SATURDAY, FEB. 9th 6 BIG DAYS A N D 6 BIG NIGHTS S flSldi » father (IT.) 40 Freeaa water 43 Staked'* bird 44 Kind of DUb ) PAGE COMBINED SHOWS ON THE MIDWAY 20 RIDES — 10 SHOWS Childrea’a Day* Fob. 5 * 6, 3 P . M. - 6 P. M. All rides '/, pries Seminole County Fair IM S BY SOUTH OP SANFORD POST 53 AMERICAN LEGION �Plan Your Profits-Put Herald Classified Want-Ads To Work For Y ou-D ial FA 2-5612 Classified Phone 322-5612 -322=5613 Office 204 W. First DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tucs., Ihni F n . • 3 F. M. day before Insertion. Mon. • Sat. noon. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tuea., thru Frl. • 3 P.M. day before Insertion. Moo. - S a t noon. RESPONSIBILITY: The Herald will not be re­ sponsible for more than one incorrect insertion of your ad, and reservea the right to re­ vise or reject any advertise­ ment from what ordered to conform to the policies of this paper. Legal Notice ao T icn o r raocK K D i^n sow v s c i m o . n o m a CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Lost ft Found 2. Notices - Personals 3. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation 5. Food C. For Rent 6A Special Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 13. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance IB. Business Opportunity 16. Fentnle Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Paint - Repair 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio ft Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 31A. Pets 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles For Sale 35. Articles Wanted 36. Automobiles - Trucks 37. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers - Cabanas AXIS A B A N D O M V n A r e m TIO \ o r A * T n t E T . TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN* You will t»W« notice that th e C l t f Commlaalun o f the i v t h e i irc t i t r o r n T o f C it y o f Hanford, Florida, e t T i n e VIVTH J t'D It'l AL P IN 1:00 o'clock P. St. on tha SSth H I T IV A M I FOR S K N I . da y o f Feb ru ary . IMS, a t tha VIII.K COl’VTY. FLO RIDA , C it y Comml-tlonars* Room at l a 4'haarery \ » . ISTSB t h a City l l a l l In tha C ity of IV R R l PETITION OP Hanford. Flo rid a, w ill co n- FRANK MACK MrMILLAN vlder and datarmlh* w h a th e r AND N A N C Y M ATTHEW S o r no t the C ity w ill close, McMILLAN. v a c a t e en d aban don an y rlch t a t p pi.E W K V T tt. v o n r s o f t h e City en d the public TO A P PE A R In en d to th a t portion o f e TOl Donald L*« Phalpa etrret h e r e in a f te r deecrtbed, A r t 'll..• U n k n o w n to.w lti TOU W IL L T A K E NOTICE T h a t 140 f e e t o f Grand- that tba patltlonera herein v l a w Ava nue South ab u t- h e r e ftlad In tha Circuit Court t i n s l-ot St on tha aouth of th* Ninth Judlela! Circuit, a n d t y i n g ea a t o f tba taat- In and for Samlnola County, a rly r ig h t o f w a y line of Florid*, a p etition for tha U lly Court e t t t n d a d adoption o f an unnamed rain, ao uth , Itoee Court flubdlvl- or mala child bora o f Varda elon. F eh rer Phalpa e a Dacambar P erson * Intareeted m a y a p ­ 24. 1141. p ea r en d be beard e t tha You are c o m m a n d * ! to be tim e and place a b o v e epeclfled. and appear In a a l f Court on C ity Commlaalon o f the Feb ru ary : t , 1111, a t l : t t » C it y o f Hanford, F lo rid * m. and thtra to a h ew cauaa 1L N. Ta m m , Jr. why aal'i p aU tlo a t ho u ld s e t C ity Clark ba granted . P uh llrh Feb. 4, l i f t (SE AL) C U F -1 Art hur H. B e ck w ith . Jr. Clark o f Circuit Court I> THIO W I S T or T H ti B y: M artha T. Vlh D n t 'U l'S T V J I ' U U K I h M i a o L S D. C. M l t l S T V , F M IK IIt* . IT PBIt- Magulro. Voarhla A VYelli II ATK­ m W all Hire*! IN its:: f. h t a t e o r IP O. Rot 45 J) W AH AF UKUlK iE Orlando. Florid a Dece ased. A t t o r n e y i for P e tltlo n tr* TO A l .l , 1'MKIIITOH* S M I P u b llih Jan. II, SI, SI A PKRBONB H IV I N G IL A I M I Fab. 4. 1>IS. ON U K N A A U * A U t l X I T »AIU CDK-SS ESTATE) You end e i c h o f >-.>u are IN T H E C IR C flT H U R T , h ereb y n otified en d required to VIVTH J l ntC IA L CIRI l tT prrarnt an y rlaltna a n d d*- n r r m n i n v t v a v d f o r ntenda which you . nr eit h e r o f aRRIVOt.K I'OTVTY. y o u . m ay h a v e e g a ln a t t h e a e­ t-IIAVCKHV Vtl. I*.tas t a ta o f WAHAF tlUOItUK, da- EMILY HAKYTA, a widow. ct-aee.1, lute of aeld County, to P la in tiff, th e Cou nty J u d g e o f Sem inole Co u n ty . Florida, a t hie o f fic e STANLEY J. VICE, at u«. el In t h e co u rt hogae o f a a l d Coun- al, t y a t Sanford. Florida, w ithin Def en dant* a l l c a len d a r montha from the v o t i c e *»r a a i . H t i m e o f th e flrat pu h llcato n o f No t i c e is i ik r k i iy g i v ­ thla notice. T w o roplaa o f each e n t h a t nn Ih* sath day o f c la im o r dem and ahall be In Fahruary, A.D 1141. at tha hour w r i t i n g , an d ahall i t a t e the o f l i t 00 o'clo.<k A. M . at tha lilare o f re sid en ce and poat o f ­ aaatarn door of tha Court fice a.ldraae o f the r le lm a n l, llouaa In S*m1nota County, an d eh all be aworn to by the Florid a City of Sanford, tha r l e l m a n l . hla a g en t, or a tto rn ey H onorab le Arthur II. Harka n d ac com p an ied by a f i l i n g fea w ith, Clark o f tha Circuit o f on e dollar and euch claim Court of Samlnola County, n r dem and no t eo f ile d ehall Flo rid a, w ill offe r for ( a l e h a void. lo tha h l g h a tt bidder at pub­ /» ' Slary J. O t o r g a lic outc ry for ra»h, tha f o l ­ Ail e d m ln letra trlg of l o w i n g dMi-rlMd property o f t h e E s ta t e of tha Defendant*, t l i u t t * *nd WAHAF GEORGE, lying In hemlnole County, deceased Flo rid a, to w it: SIllNIIOl.KKIl AND I.OOAN llaitlnnlna i t the NorthF lrat F ed eral llulldlng a**t corner of l e t I of P. O. ilox I7SE T i l l ANGLED AI.B. • • re­ Hanford. F lorida corded In Plat Tt""k t. Atlorneya for Admlnl.trairlx p a g e SI. Of the IMbllr R e ­ P u b l i s h Jan . S4, St. SI * Feb 4 cord* of Pemtnol# Countaaa t r , Florida, run North 41 T H E — as degraaa and 45 minute* W ea t 114" feet. run I t T i l s ; C I K C U IT MU MT OF t h e n c e Houlh IS Urgtaaa T I I K N IN T H J t ' D I t ' l At. C I S 41 mlnutea and S" arcond* 4 't I T O F r i . O M I H A , IV I t U W ait 11*" f«ei. the nc e FOR IR S ItO b K lO tlS T I. run Couth 54 degree* and la C h e eeerj t a . la ra i 14 mlnuta* E**t 114" feat, F 4R T IT IO V St lT to tha W**:erly right of E I L E E N BAADY. w a y line of Htita High, P la in tiff. w a y No. S. run in a NorthVa. aaatarly direction alom JA MES W . ENGLAND. Jr.. the Waatarly rl«ht of w ar D efendant lin e o f a a ll Hta’a H ig h ­ NATICK O F B U T w a y No. I. I"» feet to tha IV THE NAM E OP THE paint o f beginning • t a t k o r Fl o r id a Alao. tha fallo w in g: T o i . JAMI'S W. ENGLAND, Jr. Tha S ta t e of Florid* Bev­ « hoaa res id en ce la u n ­ e r a g e Liquor I.tcens* N». known t s - i k that I* In C o n ju n c­ r o u ARB 1IE REIIT NOTI­ tion w ith tha going bustF IE D that a ault In Eq uity tie**, l u i a t - d oh the ate»va h a e liaan b ro u g h t e g a l n a t yo u detcrlbad properly. I* p a 't b y E IL E E N BAADY, In t h e o f tha aacurlty for thl* Circuit Court o f tba Ninth m o r t g a g e and aueh liquor Ju d icia l Clreult, In en d for llcanaa may not be re m ov­ S em ino le County , Flo rid a. al from or tranef- rred Y o r Alls: IIKIIKHT SUM­ from Ilia pnlna bu.inaa# MONED. o l l D E U K D AND UKon the abov e da rib* 1 pro­ (JL'IURU to f i le y o u r A n ew er perty, and In tha event w i t h the I'lerk o f l a i d Court o f def ault and th« Mort­ and to err** a ro py t h e reo f g a g e * herein regain* till# upun P la in tiff a a tto rn a y h e r e ­ to th* al>"*a deecrtbed pro­ in mi or before the SOth day p erty. tltl* from auili IIo f Feb ru ary , 1PCS. Th* name qulr llcanaa ahall »l»" be o f the I’D In tlrra a t to r n e y ta * tra n sferred to th* Mort­ J a m e e G. Ilurrell, and till adg a g e * by th* Mortgagor* dreaa la 117 North Xlagnolla Tit t h a t event. Avenue. Orlando, Flo rid a. If Thl* a i l * la mad* purauanl yo u fall to do ao, a Decree ta the Final Deer.* o f foraPro Cnnfaeeo will be en tered rloaur* In th* al*»v*_ reuse. e g a ln a t >ou for tha r elief da- Chancery Caa* No. Ki*X. • niaiidi I In the I'.oiiplalnt. tereJ l.y th* II " .reble \ ■— VtiU A HE F C n T I l E H NOTI­ »ar It. Carlton, JuJu* °f F I E D ttiat the natu re o f aeld l a i d Court, on the S*th day ault la for Partition o f I-ande. o f Jan u ary. A D.. 1»*»IN WlTNKaw. VV HEREOF. I WITNEHH Mr H AND ae Clark o f aeld c i r c u i t Court o f hava h ereu n to art my hand l, anilaula Cou nty. Florida, and and o f fic ia l eeal thla S l i t day tita Htal of - j IJ Court, at o f J a n u a ry , A. D . !*•»Hanford, r-e ni Inol e C ou n ty , (HEAL) Arthur II. Be ck with. Jr.. Florida, thla 1Ttla day o f J a u “ ary. | ) | j . Clark of th* Circuit > -urt tfenttiiolc C’oUUlj. Klul'J*. leC.S 1.) I t ) : Martha T. U h la n Arthur II. lie h » till Jr. Dep uty Clerk Clark o f the Circuit Court. In and for f e m ln o la C o u f - H a n d e r* . M cE wtn , Ccbaar* ty, F lo rid a A Mima teg East Central A»*nue f l y : Martha T. Ythlea O rlBnd', Florida Dep uty Clot.. a>ui-llau Jan . a t, s i A Fab. P ub llih Feb. 4. S»l>- Legal Notice «■ u . m s . 1. L o st f t F o u n d 6. For Rent FOUND: Blue Parakeet. Pb. FA 2-6306. Unfurnlihed 2 b e d r o o m 3 Room furnished Apartment. houw. 826 Escambia. Ph. Adults. 845. FA 2-7399. FA 20271. Room fur one or two. Keatonable. 323-0591. FURN. Garage Apt. FA 2-28O0. S. Education • Instruction 6. For Rent Refrigeration - Air-condition­ ing men needed. We train CONVENIENT Apt. for two. Tile shower. Private. Phone you. Write Commercial FA 2-8481. Trade* Institute Boa 18, c<o Sanford Herald. FURNISHED 3 room apart­ ment, clean, close uptown. MEN AND WOMEN NEEDED 840 month. FA 2 6261. WORK IN CIVIL SERVICE No eiperlcnrc necessary, FURNISHED 2 b e d r o o m grammar school education house, good ronihiion, near usually lufflcirnt. Train now base; 160 per month. Call at home for jobs with secur­ FA 2-G261. ity. For detailf, lend name, addren, phone no. to: NA­ FURNISHED Apartment. 3 TIONAL TRAINING SER­ rooms, bath. 2 d o u b l e beds. VICE. BOX 30 c/o The San­ 110 W. 3rd St. Ph. 322 04*8. ford Herald. 2-Bedroom CB House 6. For Rent Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. 1303 Elliott Ave., rA 2-5254 or FA 2-0523. Iljr £aiifurh Hrrnlfi SWEETIE PIE M on. F eb. 4, '63— Pntfe 9 Plumbing & Heating AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2 8362 2 BEDROOM furnished apart­ ment. Clo>e in. Reasonable. FA 2 0841. Furnished Garage Apartment. FA 2 3360. Efficiency Apt. 830 Mo. Sur­ plus City. 201 W. 1st St. Large 3 bedroom downstairs apt. Furn. or unfurn. $85. 1709 Magnolia. Plano Tuning and Repair W. L. Harmon — pA 2 4223 SINGER 6A Special Nolicra Stemper Agency |e. f. H a n d ers, M i 'K a a t , Hclewar* A Mlu.e Attorney* and C o u o a a l l o n t-a w l*S Eaat Central Avenue Poet O f fl i c Ilox 7 l t Orlando, Florid a Publleh Feb. 4. 11,11. 5e. t-D A -a at THE TIME TESTED FIRM 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2 6123 NEW 3 bedroom, 2 bath home, large corner lot, 311 Turker l)r., Sunland Es­ tates. VA—nothing down, monthly payment* $9200. FA 2 8074 - FA 2-2218. 3 Bedroom, kitchen equipped. Hardwood floors. Fenced. 322 6411 or 322-2391. All ty|*es of Real Estate John E. Fox, Realtor 10 N. Pink Ave. Ph. 323-0558 3 Bedroom nou*e by owner. FA 2 8327 Jim Hunt Really Office FA 2-2118 Nights FA 2-0648 323-0700 2524 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla By Owner, 2 Bedroom, Flor­ ida room, kitchen e(|uip|ied. Phone FA 2 4650. BY OWNER. 3 Bedroom*, 2 hath), Florida room, 2 palioi, largo recreation room with IReplace wall. Phone FA 2 7294. LOCH ARllOII Under $ 12,000, a 3 bedroom. 1 hath home nice lot wiili tree* on pated street. Re­ quire* $1750 down anil monthly payments o n l y $77.50. KOUEIII A. WILLIAMS Realtor lUjmond Lundquist, Aiaoe. FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Complete - Expert HEATING SERVICE INSTALLATION, CLEANING and REPAIR 4 UHY8LER AIHTEM1’ AND OTHER MAKES I'iliuiirillg Available- S' UUTHEUN / f l U For EatlnaU Call — F A 2-8321 FREE ESTIMATE Sell U* Your Furniture. Quick Service With the Cash. SUPER TRADINO POST WELLS DRILLL.J, PUMPS, FA 2-0677. SPRINKER SYSTEMS All Types and Sizes 34. Artlclm For Sale Wo Repair and Service S T I N E TENTS FOR camping. Tajps, Machinery and Supply Co. rope, mess kits. Surplus 207 w. 2nd Si. FA 2-6432 City, 201 W. 1st. Furn. 2 Bedroom House. Adults. No pets. FA 2 7864. St. .Johns Realty WANTED reliable couple to take up monthly payment! of $13.50 oo I complete rooms ot furniture. Call TE 8-1511, Casselberry, col* lect. 27. Special Services Furn. nice 1 Rr. Cll Imus*. Water furnished. N e a r base. $83.00 Mo. FA 24244. Stenstrom Realty and fnr th* eoala. ch arge*, and axp*n**s, Including a t ­ torn ey'. feea and ahatr act fees anil that In d efa ult o f su ch pa> mant. till*. Intaraal, aatata, claim, demand, and eq u ity ot red em ption o f th* D efen d an t* and *11 parson* cl a i m in g by, through. under nr against them or an y o f them, b* a b so lu tely barred and forarloeed: aald ault b e in g filed In th* Circuit Court nf th* Ninth Judicial c i r c u i t . In and for Hamlnol* County, In Chan, cary. entitled T E D E R A L N A ­ TIONAL MORTGAGE ASSO­ CIATION. A eorp oratlon organlaad under an A ct o f C o n ­ g r e s s and s l i t t i n g purauant to tha F td e r a l Na tio na l Mort­ g a g e Aiaurlatlon Charter. Act. Pla in tiff, v er* u i J A M EH TlltiMAH HCDHON. J R . and 8 HIZUKO O. HUDSON, hla wife, Dafandanta. bein g C h a n ­ cery Case No. I S i l i , praying for a fortoloaure of aald m o r tg a g e on tha f o l lo w in g daacrlbad land and Improve­ m en ts t y i n g and b ein g In Fem lnela c o u n t y , Florida, t o ­ ll: l-ot I. Block V, RU.VLAND I5MTATEH. Amended Plat, acco rd in g to a plat t h e r e ­ of, recorded In P la t tlook 15. pagea 1 A 5. of the Public llacorda o f Memlnol* County. Florida, t o g eth er w ith th* fo llo w in g . On* OK Rang*. Electric, Model J*01H:Wh, Hat lal TH4WC1I1 fill a Uuo-T bi rm Wall lleu ta r. Model StS->, o i l Hartal IIIIS On* Vict or c l i m a x K it­ chen E x h a u s t Fan. no mo. dal or aerial number*. Tau Vsnatlan llllml-, in*. tal. lo a n u fa ctd r-'l by Hatk a r lk G lass A P a l m C o m ­ pany. Hanford. Florida, no modal or aerial number*. You, and each o f >ou, ar* h tr aby r*qulr*d to fll* parso n a lly or by a l'o r n a y . In th* o f fic e e f th* Clerk nf said Court, In tha Cou nty Courtbout*. In Hanford, Hsuiliiul* CouHly. Florida, on or before th* Tib day o f March. A. | L t» «l. your appaaranca, a n M i r or other d efeu -lv * pleadInge to Ih* t 'o m p la lu l III Hit* causa and aleo to aerv* upon Hander., McKwau. Hvhw.vra a Mima, a tlo rn ey a for th* P l a i n ­ tiff. I*. U. Ib>x ISJ. o rla n d o . Florida, a ropy o f raid plaadlug*, o t h o r w l.a eald Hill of Complaint will b* taken acunfaaaad by y o u and each o f you. DONE AND O R D E R E D thla Slat day o f Januur) \ |i ISSI, at Ha n Iof *1. t" itilnol* I'-'Unty, Plot Ida. IHEALI Arthur II. Be<'kwllh. Jr., Clark of th* clrv u tt Court o f gaiulbul* County, F l o r ­ ida 11)! M a rg m a t E. Tyr* S3- Furnlturw Upholstering ft Mattress ren­ ovating. New ft Used Furni­ 26. R adio f t T elevision ture. Cell Nix Bedding Mfg. Co., at 709 Celery Ave. For quick service e a 11 FA 2-3117. Bryan T. V. FA 3 0361. ROOMS, The Gables, 401 Houses for rent. For lnforMagnolia Are. FA 2-0720. REMINDER maiiuti contact Toil Wil­ INCOME TAX SERVICE liams Hardware, 205 E. 0. M. Harrison's 2 Bedroom modern Houae, 322 8827 25th St. kit. equipped. 817 Catalina. Day ft Evening Appointments 1311 Palmetto Avenue UNFURNISHED new 2 bed­ 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen equipped. 875 month. Pb room houae, kitchen equip­ 9. For Sale or Rent FA 2-5303. ped. FA 2-3685. Attractive 3 bedroom, 2 bath "Frankly I’m senred! I've never paid a cent out of my allow ance for income tax!" I Bedroom houae. 2406 Stev- New 8 Bedroom, 3 bath home. Fenced yard. Near home. No cash needed. 861 ena Ave. Phone 849 4671. NAS. 115 W. Coleman O r a month. 322-8085. clc. FA 2-7464. R EN T A BED 3 Rm. Furn. Apt. Water A 12. Heal folate Fur Sale 16. Female flelp Wanted Bollaway, Hospital A Baby 11. R«al Knlnte Wanted lights $50. FA 3-2764. Bed* NEAR NAS 3 br„ 2 bath, No experience necessary. By Day, Week, or Month Lake Mary. 2 Redroom, kit­ PASTURE for horse In or near screened porch. Assume pay­ Waitresses. Club Diamond Loch Arbor. FA 2-4175 call CARROLL'S FURNITURE chen equipped. FA 2-3049. after 2 p. m. ments $07.50. 322 0742. after 5. T A 2-8347. Ph. FA 84181 111 W. 1st SL Waitress with Curb girl ex­ LIKE ONIONS? WELAKA APARTMENTS 2 Bedroom block house. Lake 12. Krai folate Fur Sale but don't want your neighbors perience. Must be experienc­ Monroe. FA 2-3950. Rooms private baths, m ed. Apply Chick 'N Treat. Beautiful brick 3 bedroom, 2 to knuw’7 Enjoy country W. First St. living in this handsome, 2 Sanford. bath. Doublo carporte. Good Lake 3Iary. S Bedruom, 2 story, 4 bedroom, 2 bath bath lakefrunt home. Cen­ location. Near aboppng 8 Bedroom House. Close In home on almost 2 acres of TO PROVE YOU CAN MAKE tral beating and alr-coodl centers and schools. 8150 Jimmy Cowan. FA 3-4013. GOOD MONEY, send fur big beautifully kept land. U l's down, |7B month. Monna tionlng. FA 2-8920. Outfit containing full size go see it—it will only lake Jarvis. Ph. FA 2-1810. Cosmetics, Toiletries worth a few minute* to drive out. Legal Notice $4.82 retail. Take easy or­ You'll agree that $21,500 is Legal Notice ders from friends, neighbors VOTIC/B o r I V I T cheap! STATE n r r i . O H I D A TOl v istic k o r * r r r for over 2U0 home needs. UNKKOWN LIKSOIUt c l a i m ­ i v the vamb or tdk Outfit yours FREE when you i n g by, thro ug h , under or HTATK o r FLORIDA neal Estate — Mortgages a g a i n s t th* fo l lo w in g d e f e n ­ TOl JAMER THOAIAH HUD srnd first order in 30 days. 111 N. Park Ave. 322 2420 dant*. t o -w i t : I t l i ’IIAItD G. HON JIL. and Or return Outfit, keep any 2 OLKKSOH and IIELKN* T. HllIZl'KO O. IIUDSK'N, REALTOR — 1NSUROR GI.EEBoN, hi* w if e ; ni'II T hla wlf* CBS House. 3 tuirge bed­ products, worth lo $2.39 re FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. nEVEta, JKC.. a rio rlit* cu r. a : t - B Maple Hlraat rooms, 2 baths, kitchen lull, as our FREE GI FT to po ration: T u rrT n c m r i N O Alamed a, California equip|>cd. Assume payments 3 llEDROOMS, 2 baths. Fenc­ you. REND NO MONEY COMPANY, INC., n PlorldA TOU A R E H E R E B Y NOTtso r g o r a tls n t BMRT CHAPMAN, FIK D that F E D E R A L NA­ FA 2-2643. Just n a m e , ' address lo ed backyard. Air-conditionARHOd o in g bualnaaa aa Chapman TIONAL MORTGAGE Conerat* Prod uct*: C A n i , CIATIoN, h a v in g filed In thla B L A I R , Dept. 663HRI, cr. Kitchen equipped, l/iw Cuurt It* aw-orn Hill o f C om ­ LOMMLEH: PRAKCIS PE Lynchburg, Va. down payment. 3309 S. Park ZOLDi G A TO n LVMIIEIl CUM- plaint. th* n a tu re and p u r ­ J. W. Hall, Realtor Ave. FA 2-1701. PAN'Y, a F lorida corp oration; pose o f which la lo furerluee “ Call Hall" rA 2-3641 PH AI LEY CO.VCHETE INC., a that cert ain m o r tg a g e aaacu17. Male Help Wanted 2544 So. French Ave. rio rld * rorporatlofi; GAYLE ad l>y J a n ie . Thnma* lludaon, Sunland. 3 Bedroom house, HOWEi BRA CK ETT TILE 8 Jr., and Hhl*uko O. lludaon, large corner kit. FA 2-928ii. Air-Condllionlng-Regrlgeration MARBLE COMPANY; R O T hi* wlf*. to Htorktnn, W h atley. Lakevlew home with lake — —■ i—— WALL, d o in g bualnaaa aa W all Davln a Company, on tha men needed. See our ad privileges In South Sylvan Mupply: II A I tr A ll ALEMINTM Ind day o f Slay, 1*IS; that 15 . Ilusiness Opportunity under Education ft Instruc­ Lake Shores. 3 Bedrooms PltODL'CTH COMPANY, a Klor- aald Complaint p ra y s for an Id* co rporation; J E A N P. REI- acco u n ting to ba t a k e n under tion. Commercial Trades and 2 baths. Air-Condition­ QEE, d o in g bualnaaa aa Hklli- th* direction of th* Court for THERE'S NO BUSINESS Institute. ed. I'lMinc FA 2-7898 or cr aft Cablnatat t>OKALD N. w h a t I* du* th* P la i n t i ff fnr LIKE YOUR OWN BUSINESS DAVIH W E L D IN G 8 FARM principal and Inter**! nn aald FA 2 0308. m o rtg a g e and m o r tg a g e not* We have a highly re»|>ecteil e* E Q t.lPM E N T REP AIR. INC., a Florid a corp ora tion; DALLAH RAKER, d o in g hu*ln«aa aa llouaa of Floor*; C III.'HE Lt'MJIKR COMPANY, INC., a Florid a eo rp oratlon ; IIULIJ)W AT MATEIIIALdI COIIPOIIATION, * F lo rid a corporation; AMERICAN T H E M INC., a Florid* co rporation; F U H IID A DIHTIll IIDTING A ND MANU. K AO Ttm iN O CO.. INC., a KlorIda ro rporathm; HENKAIIIK GLAHH A PAIN T cv>., INC., a F lorida corp oration; FRANK H ATHAW AY , d o i n g butlnat* aa H a t h a w a y Uhaatnittal; HID. NET VIHLKK, d o in g bualnaaa aa Randall Elec tric; HORACE II KltKY II ILL. d o in g hualn*** a* lltr ry lilll P a in t i n g CoH tlac­ tor; D*W ITT H U N T E It; III! ANT BIIOH. INC., a F lo r . Id* corp oration; M ID-F LO R­ IDA PLUMBING AN D H E A T ­ ING CO., INC., a F lorid* corp or*tlon; or althar of th*in, and a ll p*rtla* cU ltn ln g or cla im in g to hava a n y right, title or lnt*r**t In tha fo l­ l o w i n g d**orlb*d property, l y ­ in g and b ein g In Hrmlnol* County. Florid*, t o -w l t : Lota IT and t l , Amandad p la t of M agnolia Height* , according to plat the reo f r*<ord*d In Plat Hook S. page 5* o f tha public record* o f Hauiliiol* County, Clorlda. Tau, and each o f ) o u , ar* h tr aby natlflad t h a t a ault ha* bean bro ught e g a ln a t >ou In th* c i r c u i t Court, In and for Hamlnol* County. Florida, in chanearjr, en titled THE HANFORD ATLANTIC NA­ TIONAL RANK, a national banking aa*< .-latlon. p lain tiff, v RICIIVRD G. til.EEHON and H ELEN T. GLKKSON, hi* a l f e , <t al. defen dan ts, and you. and each o f you, ar* re ­ quired to fll* T o u r Anaw-ar to th* p l a i n t i f f * Coinplant v, 11ta th* Clark o f aald Court, tn.l atrva u p o n p lain tiff, nr p l a i n t i f f * atto rn ey , UKO. A. PPKEIl. J R . who** addrta* I* P. O. Box IJSI. ganford. F l o r ­ ida. a copy o f aald Answ er, i>u nr before February 17, A. D. IMS. and If yo u fall lo do »>, a D*cr«* Pro Cotifaaa., will b* antarad ag a in * ! you, en d *a«-h o f you. for th* relief dcman-ltd In *ald Complaint. Th* n atu re o t thl* ault It to for* lot* that certain m o rt­ gage given by lllrhard tl. Mltcann and Halah T. Glaaaon, h i . wife, to D * M Constru c­ tion leuan Corporation. re«.>r-Se■! In o f f i c i a l Itacordt Hook IIJ. page 5»S In th* offh-a of th* Clark of Circuit Court of Kamlnola County. Florid*. en cu m berin g tb a abut * da.> rib. J property. WITNEHH m y band and »h* atal <>f aald Court, till* S4th day o f January, A. D. 1*11. at Hanford S em lnol* County, County. Florida. (SEAL) Arthur 11. U* kwltb . Jr. Clark of Circuit Court of Hanalnoir County, Florida. tty: Maltha T. Vllllan Deputy Clark U«o A. Pp»»r. Jr. A tto rnay (or P la in tiff P. O. Boa I SSL H.m ford. Florida a l u b l l a h Jau. i t A a'ab. 4. II, IS. i>4*. usdb-ad Wa l l By Nadine Seltzer Kitclicn equippetl. near Inis Nice large fnrn. apt. 2 stop. IU0 % 156 lot. 2310 bdrm*. |«5. Ph. FA 26951. Country Club Rd. FA 2-1817. 1700 Magnolia. FURN. Apt. 2300 Mcllnnvllle. 25. Plumbing Servlet* SKWlNtJ MACHINE Sales and Servlet Free estimates in advance Free home demunstralion CALL FA 2-5786 Alan's Fabric ft Rugs 2559 Park Dr. FRIGIDAIRB Sales ft Service U. II. HIGH 17U0 W. 1st St. Sanlurd Ph. FA 2-3883 LAWN SERVICE Ready Mix Concrete, sand, steel, window sills, lintels, dry wells, grease traps, steps, table tops, stepping stones, lot markers. .Miracle Concrete Co. 309 Elm Ave. FA 3-3751 1961 Round bobbin Sewing machine, equipped to xig sag. Guarantee. 4 Pay* m enu of *>.50. FA 2-94U. Use one of our Carpet Shampooers FREE with Blue Lustre Carpet Shampoo. Carroll'* Furniture. Ilaby Red complete |16. Call 322-7583. Mowing, edging, fertilizing, 2 Seta of T w i n B e d s , 3 etc. Satisfaction guaranteed Dressers ft Chest of Draw­ FA 2-1817. ers. FA 2-4334, 29. Automobile Servlet AUTO GLASS INSTALLED FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM BUNDS Enclosed head. Sag-proof bot­ tom rail with plastic ends. Plastic or rayon tapes. Cot­ ton or nylon cordi. WimUhicId Hack Gians Door Glass Vent Glusa Scnkurik Glass and Paint SERVICE Company Scnkurik GIiihh and Fuint 2*0 Magnolia Pb. FA 2 4822 Conijiuny Th. rA 2-4022 2 KEN51ORE automatic.wash­ er* fur tale. Cash. Good shape. Call FA 3-2316 or 31 A. I’etn come to 413 Willow Ave. Shetland Pony, 1 sorrel filly, 1 paint gelding. $L23 each. GRAVE'S Antique* Trading Barn. Balt—Buy or Sell. U.S. Saddles also available. l*h. 17-92, 3 miles aouth DcUary, 3229162. Phooe 668-5520. 210 Magnolia 32. Flowers • Shrubs USED Intercom $20. FA 2-3362. Beautiful Camellias In bloom GRAPEVILLE NURSERY 36. Automobnea - Trucks Urapevillc Ave. Near 20th St. 1955 Chevrolet Be!elr. Low mileage, 4 door, power ORCHID PLANTS pack, aulo (ran* window Surplus Sale vents, trailer hitch, etc. Ph, 500 from $1.50 up. Pols for FA 2-3360. sale at bargain, llenchcs for sale 195? Ford Wagon $4X. 1054 J. C. Rumen, Lemon Bluff Cbcvy 3 door Belalr. Ph. 19. Sit tint innn Wanted FA 3-7522. Annuals, Petunias, Snapdra­ Bays work wanted. FA 2-8394 gons, Psnsies, Vegetable 37. Boata • Motors Plants. Dutch Mill Nursery. Child Care. FA 2-2274 Upsala ltd. Just off 20th St. Gateway To Th* Waterway and 1st St. Children k«pl. FA 2-4182. Kobaon Sporting Goods WOODRUFF'S Your EV1NRU3E Dealer Ironing wanted. FA 2-2608. FARM ft GARDEN CENTER 504-6-8 E. 1st Pb. FA 2-5961 Babysitting III myr home. Col Celery Ave. -Small children and babies. SPRING ANNUALS 38. Motorcycles - Scooters Big yard ami screened in VESPA Motor Scooter* (new) port'll, llraMinaldr a n d 33. F u rn It u rc $10.05 down ft $5.52 Weekmeals furnished. Call Mrs. Used furniture, appliances, ly. Davis, FA 2 9281. tools, etc. Bought • Sold. Lewis Seles ft Service Care (or children in my iiomu Larry's Mart 215 Sanford 2517 Country Club R oai Call FA 2(0X17. Ave. Ph. FA 24132 Ph. FA 3-7928 aentlal husineii established over 35 years that should prmjilt- you with unusually high income the firit year. Not seasonal, not dependent on eeonomlc condition*. En­ dorsed by the American llmpital Association, G o o d Housekeeping luttitute, and Parent*' magazine. Our product is the elass of d» field. Nationally known, sold only direct to fHiine and induttrlal users. So terrific in performance that sale is al­ most automatic after demon­ stration. Many distributors earning $l5,ouo to $3u,uou Will care for child in tny per year. Exclusive terri­ home. Wliile. 323-05*3. tory rights open in this area. IliHSKKKKPKR, experienc­ Hundreds of ready prosed. Wishes 5 days with fam­ perl*. No franchise Ice1. Re'llily from 8:30 until 4:30. Heing experience not absolutefcrcnccs. 706 Bay Ave. ly essential! Very small investment put* 21. Iteuuly Saloon you in business. We'll help SPECIAL you recruit men . . . provide Cut 'N Curl Bivauty Shop a hardhitting sales- train Em) curl $5.50 Including Ing program for your use shape-, *e*l ft style. Open all year around . . . hack Evening by appointment. 3 you with tale* incentive pro­ Experienced Ojierator*. grams that keep men pro­ ducing . . . provide national 318 Palmetto Avr. FA 2 0831 advertising and oilier sale* II All III KIT'S BEAUTY NOOK helps , . . pin* a proven Complete Beauty Service meiiMiU oi oiiluining lend*, 105 So. Oak FA 2-5742 guaranteed demonstration*, and a high percentage ol 21. Klri-trlral Service* close* per demonstration. FRIGIDAIRB A faetnry official will be in Sale* ft Service lids area next week lo inter­ view qualified applicant*. House Wiring, Free Estimates If you uru seriously inter • Sid Vlhlrn a Randall Electric esteil in having an independ■ 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-0915 cut, pruldabie business ol i 25. P lu m b in g .Scrvlccn your own with an unlimited futuru write in complete PLUMBING roufitleiU'c to Mr. Frank C. Contracting Repairs FREE ESTIMATES Callahan, c/o Ilox No. IIU2, II. L. HARVEY I'alm Reach, Fla., and you wdl be contacted. gut Ssufor- Ave. FA 2-3343 REUPH O LSTERYi/ 2£a/i/A / chairs $39 U JS IO M $m r,-;r. sofas M A llI •$! II-COVI «•> (HAIRS -24.50 S0JA5 49 SO 0 Canl'ol I l*'>do * l a'gss’ K«u$»9*wtei • •y (eifuif Mom# lefsev.'sle* WnffVe G uo>entfi I0 Oo*>«* CENTRAL FLA.DECORATORS >vwlh b i s n t w 'd Oils fvelv tA J 06 l J *n t C o .o w N| t C I 70 H O LLER S o /S A N FO R D ^CHEVROLET OLDS 9 CADILLAC |Q K B FORD Fordor blatlun • WWW Wagon. V-8, Aulo. Ira n i. 1 Q A 9 PAhCON Station W.gon ■w®ft Standard Tran-ml-alon . 1Q A1 M,MKT 1 ",Mlr 4 WWI Aulomallr Tranaml-slmi . .. .... 1961 ‘'*2’’ 4 l*uor Sedan 1 Q C A COKVA1R 4 Door 4 1216 A utom atic Tran*mis*Ion 1959 niBVMULET 4 ltoor Kuii°n Wagon, 6 Cylinder, Standard I ran*. I C R f l ' IIKVROLET 4 Door Iw O O ,\„ |0 Tran*.. Air fond. 1 M 7 CADILLAC Sedan DeVill* • ™ ■ Power And Air fond. 1957 *iIIEVIt0LKT i’-8, Aulomallr1 |kM,r OI.DSMOUII.H I Dour Aulo. Tran*^ Air fund. 1959 Power MKKCl},or 1 lhSteer., M,r Au,“’ Braki-e, Air Cond. C A D I L L A C S e d a n D aV lllo P o w e r A n d A i r Cond. FORD Station Wagon 6 CyL, Automatic PLYMOUTH 2 Door V-H, Slamlard Sllek I A S I CHEVROLET I, Ton m a y ; • • • • A n tsm otl^T ro n o ^^™ » ™ ^--| 219 K. 2nd HANFORD U 2363 B. PARK i �*W #aaf«rft VrraTB Paso 10—Mon. Feb. 4, *63 Beauty Project Now Underway MONDAY • TUESDAY • W EDNESDAY fly Mona Rrinatead The North Orlando Garden Club has an­ nounced that resident* o f the village can begin work on their landscaping ideas for the spring if they wish to participate in the club’s second annual beautification project. L ast year the club sponsored April as Beau­ tification Month with judging o f Inwns and prizes awnrded the first o f May. This year judg­ ing will not be done until the first of June, how­ ever, club members urgo all residents to atart work now to help beautify the community. BLOOD PRESSURE READING is taken through a special double stethescope as Nurse Becky Brandon assists Jill West to take a test on Johnnie Gore In University o f Florida Nursing School laboratories. (Herald Photo) ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ PORCH ENCLOSURES Class Tours Nursing School Nine members of the Bio­ ta iy II e ls u at Seminole High School, accompanied by their teacher, Don Iteynoldi and faculty member, Mr*. Lola Higginbotham journey­ ed to Gainesville recently to tour the College of Nursing at J . Ilillls Miller Memorial Hospital at the University of Florida. All of the girls are Inter­ ested in further academic studies in the fields of nurs­ ing of medical technology, and were shown the training and teaching facilities of the Col­ lege of Nursing a t tbe state university. Graduate nurse instructor, Miss Susan Sexton, assisted by senior atudent nurses Mias Becky Brandon and Miss Mona Wise conducted the lec­ ture topr of the nursing hos­ pital, which Include clinical training rooms, the children's ward, maternity ward, pat­ ient faculties, the Eye Bank, central reception room, me­ dical students facilities, libbrary and laboratories, One of the most unusual aspects of the hospital were tha dozens of tiny study cubi­ cles assigned to medical stu. dents, each one just big enough to accomodate one atudent at one desk. Following lunch in the hos* pital cafeteria, some of the itudrnta were asked to act the part of casual apectators and hospital visitors In a movie sequence which was being shot In the main lobby of Ihe nursing school, where art exhibita were on display. The three nurse* outlined for the Seminole High School girls, the step by step procedure and courses of study which a r t undertaken at the University Hospital nursing school. The students tnd teachers were accompanied by Her­ ald reporter Dottle Higgin­ botham. Students who took the uni­ I Wul rrfcn. urnr rrrdisflfcc versity lour Included Caro­ lyn Turner, Linda Mills, Lin­ da Williams, Louise Higgin­ botham, Johnetla Gore, Peggy Powell. Robert* Rankin, Sandl Wright, Jill West and Jackie Lovelace. Symptoms of D lstrsss Arising from STOMACH ULCERS o u k t o EXCESS ACID QUICK RELIEF OR NO COST A i l A b o u t IS D n v ft ml < Hi* Wo Will Bo Glad To Help You Plan Any Remodel­ ling, Addition*, Repair*, Ktr., and Handle The Complete Detail*! ESTIM A TES — FINANCING CALL OUR — Home And Properly Improvement Dept. “ FI.EISCH M AN 'S” CORN OIL FA 2-0500 .N w W a n , lli» s m m , •*•., d a )• I im w AaM . A*k tar «WMw**s W u n e " ahkh lull, mtUtrm D a hunt u n l w n l - S w - e Fautta Drug Store MrKrynolda Drug Co. Roumillat A Anderson Drug* Tourhton Drug Co. "CIRCUS" ORANGE - GRAPH . PINEAPPLE - GRAPEFRUIT "WINTER GARDEN” FROZEN O t a **• mSUm p a r t i t a of IIm i m u n r s M r S iNttanb* i^ n b « a u amm froa fair r e a l w .paiiln— rf d alr— w W ^ ^ ■ n .1 b ia S ia iS VUar» i 1 » i « l i . ■till Ih Z E S T .................2 ss 29 Chili with Beans"'' ” 19 CATSUP. . . . 2 ' « 29 Fruit Drinks 3 69c Strawberries 2 «£■ 4 5 ‘ 0 L E 0 • • • • • ‘{tw. 39 EGGS ..............2 DOZ. 89 "LYRES" ONLY ONE HILL TO I’AY All Work Will Be Done lly Competent Crnflnmen. In The Field You Need, and — GUARANTEED BY US. FREE "FOR COMPLEXION CARE” 8ANFORD, FLA. FLA. GRADE A LARGE mail or bring this coupon Spare Ribs lb. 4 8 ‘ Scout Hike, Cookout Held Three patrols of Troop 382 of the Plnecrest Girl Scouts, including the Green Leaves, While Unicorns and Greer. Oaks went on a hike and held a cookout at the home of tlieir leadrr, Mrs. Donald Jackson In Lake Mary re­ cently. Each palrnl built a fire and the girls roasted hoi d igs cn palmetto sticks. Bes ties the IS girls present, stout leaders, Mrs. Alex Illumicn. Mrs. PhU Nogucria also attended. OSCAR MAYER and have the Sanford Herald delivered daily to your door for Onlv Wieners lb. 55' Swift's Premium Buffer Ball OR ARMOUR STAR Hen Turkeys Power Stressed GAINESVILLE (UPI) —U. F. .Mr Force Secreiary Eugene M. Zuckert aaya tha United Btntea must have tha power to atop aggression a t an y level and win a war a t any level. VICTORY ODDITY Only majnr victory that the American (orcca won on land during tho War of 1813 was fought two weeks after the peare treaty was nignt'd. 5 lb. To 14 lb. Average lb. WILSON CERTIFIED FULLY COOKED Whole SMOKED HAM H alf lb. P R E S T IG E THIS EMBLEM Msntifias your WELCOME WAGON S P O N S O R S ... Arm* of prestige In the buntMas and civic Ufa of your community. For information, caR QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD THRU VIRGINIA FETHOSKI r . O. Baa 1214 NORA NORRIS TK 0*1614 W ELCOM E W AGO N T l v u f r b u H 25T H & P A R K u i FE B . • �I r4 Gale Warnings Up I > Storm Whips Off Florida JACKSONVILLE (UP1) An Atlantic atorm moved slowly northward off the Flor­ ida coast today, whipping up high sea* with winds to 30 mile* an hour and battering already eroded bcache*. The Coa*t tluard reported three ve*Kla receiving a<si<tance at sea gnd *aid a fourth twiat—a 40-foot snapper fisher—wa* still boms souglit after two day*. One tug ar­ rived here safely today af­ ter being escorted in. FAIR OPENS DESPITE WEATHER as County Commissioner John Fitz­ patrick cuts the rilibon »t the admissions jmte. From left arc Legionnaires Bob Mahan and Knrlylo llousholder; Commissioner Fitzpatrick, Leirionnairo Cecil Carlton, Fair Assn. President John McCloskey and County Agent Cecil Tucker. (Herald Photo) ll • ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Fair Opens In Mud, Rain r* *** C i O c * mwA... BRIEFS Biff Question The Weather Bureau con­ tinued gale warning* from Cape Canaveral north to Nag* Head, X. C.. and said tide* were running two to four feet above normal along the Florida-Georgia coast. “ Considerable beach eros­ ion and some Hooding." waa forecast. . At Jacksonville and St. Augustine Reaches, both hard hit si* weeks ago by erosion from another Atlantic storm, workers sought to stop the surging seas with sandbags. The Weather Rureau said the storm causing the turbu­ lence was centered over northeast Florida and was moving slightly toward the northeast. The Coast (luard said the 92 foot tug Fort Sumter, which sought help yesterday after Its engines were clog-" ged with water, was assist­ ed to the meuth of the St. Johns Fliver by the buoy ten­ der Sweetgum, arriving alxiut 7:30 a. m. The Sumter, of Charleston. S. C., and its barge San Juan, continued up river unassisted. A spokesman said the Sweetgum then headed for the St. Augustine area where the snapper boat Sultana It was disabled. The snapper Pec Wee. overdue with the Sul­ tana It, had n-’t tn-en locat­ ed The Coast Guard 52-foot pa­ trol boat escorted the fishing vessel Mingo toward Ft. Pierce. The Mingo lost a rudder yesterday. The tanker Illinois, which also lo*t a rudder yesterday, i was accompanied by tho ocean-going tug Marion Mo­ ran. Several beach communities from Daytona Reach north reported street flooding and loss of electric power caused hj the storm. Some evacua­ tion* were reported in Day­ tona Reach but no injuriea were reported anywhere. cH Irr j^ a n fu rft if m t t f * VOlT. fiit WEATHER: Scattered showers through Wednesday. High todny, Gft-72. Low tonight, 4(5-50. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 TUKS.. FEBRUARY ft. 19G1I SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. I6 4f 'Defense Project' Label Hung On Sanford Pipeline PARIS (trp i) _ Part* dr signers have launehrtl wider, tty LARRY VERSHKI, higher shoulders and sleeves, Mayor Tom McDonald today but today's question is—will refused to show us that let­ A covering of straw over the ankle «lecp mm! at women wear them? ter from NAS Captain Robert the Seminole County Fairgrounds marked the en­ Ware regarding the pipeline, i trance to the annual County Fair Monday, as de­ Unhappy termined Fair Association officials carried out the WASHINGTON (UPI) • • • Pete Knowles wouldn't tell rihlKin-snippinir ceremony to officially o|>cii the rain-j Senate liberals, u n h a p p y plagued event. about about the prospect, us anything about it. linndfu] of exhibit- h a\c about decided to make Only • • • The proposed two-mile jet lie**, agreed this morning to t “There are three method* of i hoard. Ninety days after the way." ors, eurnivnl roustabout* and a last-ditch u«c cf the rule fuel pipeline for the Sanford | confer with Gerald Rauch, moving oil nnd gn* product*,'■ completion of (lie two lines Referring lo the Atlantie Ah, it sure is a rough life a couple of bedraggled, mud- they oppose in their anti- Naval Air Hn*e should I* 1president of Standard South-1 Itel,-hoi wrote Krider. “They the war with Germay wa* Coast Line's objections to tha for a reporter in this town. filibuster fight. • • • e r n Corporation, Houston, are tankers, pipe lines and over as we had an ample sup­ local pipeline, and the City c a k e d photographers wit­ considered a "national defense |i parent, organisation . of San railroad lank car*. These are ply of these furl* and Ger­ Commission's subsequent re­ Navy rateman supposed to nessed the ceremonies. In Peril project,' in the opinion of a j f„n | p|pe|jne Company, and listed in their economic pre- many did not. The writer was jection on a 3-2 vote, Iteichcl be in town today to "shed some Earlier in tho day judge* CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (UPI) local oil-pipclinu expert. light" on the pipeline controII y tlaron, president of the ference. However, in ruse of on those two pipe line pro. said: a w a r d c d the President's —Mississippi Gov. Ross Har­ I J. G. Reichel, of Dellnry, local pipeline firm. war, tanker* are 'nitting Jed*." m a y (7 ). “In fact, now many rail­ nett, guarded by three plain­ • • • Reichel continued: "There roads arc projecting a line Rauch und Itiron arrived duck*' for submarines which Itr|Kirts on progress tor ex­ Trophy to the 4-11 group* ex­ clothes men and picketed by , today concluded u letter to John Krider, Chamber of todny to lie on hand for any prompted mn*tnidion of Hie j* not a city of any size which ness. . . . A tine waa built hy Memo to Curly Dunn . . . tended telephone service with­ hibits a* a whole; and gave .10 sign-carrying demonstra | Commerce munuger, thusly; Save that *60 . . . give it to question* which the City Rig and Little Inch pipe line* j dors not have many pipe lines Southern Pacific Pipe Lines, the llliie Ribbon* Rosette to i„r*. said Monday night that the lieart fund, polio drive, out toll charge* from Ovirdn "It would appear that thrie Commi*»lon may wish to pro­ in 1013 for tlie purpose of therein laid adjacent to fine Inc. (a subsidiary of South­ the H o m o Demonstration stale sovereignty was in peril, Sarepta Home, bet it at the to all areas of South Seminole i* no justification for uny ob­ pound before it* next sche­ transporting crude oil Mini' residence*, industrial plant*, ern Pacific Kailmad) from Et Quarter horses, dog track, do­ County were made at Monday group*. Tlie Sanford Junior jection by- individuals or cor- duled regular meeting Mon­ petroleum products f r o m ! governmental areas and many Paso, Texas, (a tan Angeles, Reorganization nate It to the city, school night'* meeting of the Oviedo High exhibit took tho Red' poiationa for tha construction day evening. Texas to tlie Eastern sea-! time* nn raitroad right of a distance of 1,523 mile* and ST. AUGUSTINE (UPI) — of this pipe lino to the San­ board, county commission . . . City Council by Rob Shcdden Rosette. l a t e r extended to other A reorganization and rcdcslgPlay Arnold Palmer golf for points." A t nightfall, the myriad naijon „[ Florida Army Na- ford Naval Air Station, in­ and A1 Prohst of Southern Rell It, buy a complete set of books significant ill size ami un­ He pointed out Southern colored light* of the midway tional Guard units will hcof knowledge, get a lit) year's Telephone Co. doubtedly a tmUmul defense Pacific and Santa Fa Rail­ uutliued the ferria wheel, the | come effective Feb. 15, AdJ. Tho councilmcn were told aubicription to the Herald, project," road# ara porjeetlng a . line ridea, Lenta, 1 tooth* and show*' Gen. Henry W. McMillan an­ take a trip to Miami, . . . hut that Souther*! Hell and Winter Reichel i* a member of the from I-oa Angeles to San taxi.-j. don't qualify for the legisla­ Park Tclf(.!ione. which acr- a s L* ijf 'o«.it,liu *. gu >j hi .luincWASHINGTON (UPI) — . t he Chief Executive's IPS.8 of new legislation which would Diego, A 2,108-mile pipeline the rold »nl-ty drtaxle. j _ T_, . _ , national pipe line committee ture. viecs South Seminole, submit­ of the American Right of Way Today and Wednesday mark ' C O a C 'll T O U n t l D e a d • • • Radiral new plana for rutting billion budget submitted Inst involva $.11.3 million in new owned hy the MKAT and the ted a petition on Jan. 6 to the A-siM-iation and of the ad­ oliligntional authority from Rock Island Railroad* extend­ Children's Day* at the Fair CLINTON, S. C. (UPI) — Supt. of Schools R. T. Milwee Florida Ptiblie Utilities Com­ visory counsel of the Southern tha nation'* mental hospital <month for fiscal 1964. With Congress at this session. ing from Texas and New didn't show up for that in­ mission asking for approval on with thouaands of free admit- The Is dy of Clyde Ehrlurdt, (■as Association. He la viro population in half and pie- b,» message today the admin siona tickets having been Presbyterian College head Mexico to Omaha, 8t- Paul Kennedy pointed out that formal meeting with Pete the extendrd service. Roth president for 10 southeastern venting thousands of new 1st rat ion proposed four piece* mental ailments now cost (lie and other areas la now In Knowles on stadium lease. Too companies stand ready to be­ given out. On these two day* fs’«tl*all roach and athletic stales of Coates Field Serv­ mental retardation cases were taxpayer more Ilian $2.4 bil­ operation. busy listening to parent* com­ gin work on the project im­ the fair will open at a p. in. director, was found in a hunt- ice, Okluhoma City. submitted to Congress today lion yearly in direct puhlie Exhibit* of animal* will he 'n« ;,rta '**"• "Another Una has been plain about Pinecrest, or was mediately after an okay from Reichel, .15 years In the oil outlays for service*—about built," according to Reichel, judged todny or Wednesday falall> » ',un,,w* bF a hy ('resident Kennedy. it that Industrial Chamber the commission. and gas transportation bust$I.H lull inn for mental ill­ "hy tha Great Northern run­ The program, built around meet 7 In other busineis the council according to Fair Association *P,n nesses and $600 million for ning fiom tha Middle West to • • • hundred* of new, comprehen­ President John McCloskey. N ( ? w S t r i k e approved Oviedo Land Co.'s retardation. On top of theso Seattle willt the engineering sive community mental heullh Maybe Postmaster Guy Al­ plat for Unit One of Mead Judging ha* been delayed be­ t'nitrd Press International renters, would lie costly—run­ len has seen the light of day Manor as presented by John cause of tile uhsence of one TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — public costs art) even higher Imml led by Pipe Line Tech­ A filth union was on strike ning into hundieds of millions Florida'* new legislnlive re- indirect public outlays in wel- nologist*, of Houston, who, l . . . Notice a photo of John Evans, president of the com­ member of the judging team. against Cleveland's long-idled of dollars when fully imple­ apportionment formula, if it ^*,u col' ,a ,,ni* wasted human understand, i* doing a similar Kennedy in hi* office., pany. newspaper* today ami rail­ • • • mented by the states. Hut Hie liernmet official, i* likely tn resources, he noted. Job cn till* proposed Sanford The new subdivision, located way clerk* pessimistically “The time has mine for a project." President said In a special firing more than one old ramDon’t forget that Civil De­ near the Municipal Swimming agreed to another peace ef­ JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — hold new nppiuarli," Hie Pres­ fense siren blasts off at noon Pool and fronted by Mead Rauch verified that Pipe fort by federal mediator* in Striking railroad w o r k e r s message. “ We ran procrastin­ paigner hack lo the fray. ident auid. ate no more." tomorrow. Line Technologists la the con­ Drive contains 20 lots and will One of the fits! would lie their year-old dispute with stuck by tlM-ir picketing today, • • • He conceited tho nreit for sulting architect for the San­ O ver all ru s ts fu r beginning llertlie I’apy of Key Wrst, constitute a first class resi­ the Southern Pacific Railway. unmoved hy the Florida East operations were Included in former dean of Hie llruse and postponing new ilomestic pro­ ford project. (Rauch also Tom Speer named chairman dential development. Coast Railway's effort lo re­ of local jaw day here in May. Mayor Lee Gary reported n Monroe County representa­ grams and irducing govern­ stall'll this morning that II. OTTAWA (UPI) — Prime Body Found sume limited freight service * • • that the new fire tower and Minister John Diefenhakrr. tive for 28 years until lie was ment cxgientlilurca if |tu**ihlu L. Hunt, owner of the local DELAND (UPI) — Skin with supervisory personnel. ut a time when lie is attem pt­ Hl.ll Product*, I* a heavy In­ Why doesn't the city hang alrcn Installation, completed beaten lu*t May. Papy said his Conservative government divers found the Ixidy of Le"These trains are Insignifi­ ing to get Connies* lo cut out more of the yellow cour­ last week, was tested on F ri­ land J. Dossman. 30, an en­ vestor in some of these men­ Monday lie would run for taxes. tesy boxes on the parking me­ day and rould be heard “ for collapsing under the strain «! gineer with the Marlin Co. cant and no more than we extioned pipelines.) Monroe's new Senate seat a nuclear defense crisis, wa* peeled," said Jack Hadley, 'Tint we cannot afford to ters? Why add a double pen­ milea around." under the proposed plan fiirie n t Issue of Fortune believed ready to dissolve pur of Orlando, at Ponce de la-on leader nl the II unions on postpone any longer reversal alty by making a motorist He also advised that the old Lament today and take hi* Springs north of here Mon­ Secretary ' of State Tom magazine has an extensive strike against the FEC since walk a block to pay his 23- city dump had been leveled ENGCOIIO, .South Africa Adams begun qualifying rail- ill our approach to mental af­ article about a 3(l-inch pipe, day. Dossman drowned Sun­ case to the people. Jan. 23 in a dispute over fliction,” lie udiled. cent overtime parking fine? and covered over and that the (UPI) — terrorists harked •«» utmost a* noun as he line being constructed front Diefenbaker was expected to day while diving in the wages. • • • county presently is working on make his move shortly after springs with an artificialdeath five white persons to opened qualifying Monday, and Texas to New York. The railroad sent a 26c*r Better get those license tags relocating Hie dump in an day as lliey lay sleeping in „|M,|„ K,.t, ir, deadline, Of Ibis, Reichel wrote: "Our tho House of Commons con­ lung. freight train south lo Miami their house trailer* on a there won't be any extension abandoned day pit on the outFiral. lo qualify was a wom­ company now haa a 900-mile venes at 2:30 p in. However, if Monday, using a five-man lonely road near Engrolsi. an, Mr*. Angela Petrorella, a this year. aklrta of town. Tho pnijert is the prime minister should hes­ U. S. Chance right of wuy acquisition as­ • • • included four Democrat from Miami who TAMPA (UPI) - Homer crew of management person­ Tlie victim* expected to take at least three itate to act, there is mi doubt , . signment on the new 36-incti nel, and brought hack a trainJ o h n n y Fitzpatrick has to four daya longer since coun­ member* of one family, t wo. , , , , ... E. Hooks, general manager ... , , flew here to qualify tn perColonial products pipe line that his opponents will. really become public relations ty machinery broke down 1 of the Florida Citrus Com- load of empty cars from Mi­ of them young g rls. ()r,anikp, forthcoming forthcoming I'reJ.rt which J* being con. Police immediately spread »«n "for " the Group .......... «<i seat -o f|i Norl|| Nnrlh Orlando', minded . . . Cut the ribbon at Monday and progress was de 1mission savs the United ami. • ''" w U-memhcrI e|l>r,lon fi|| ,hr tria led from Houston, Tea**, The FEC iio|ied to keep up a dragnet over Hie area for ' ‘“'I" the fair opening . . . What'* layed for the day. States has a chance to use the limited freight service, the killers, beliet ed lo be House delegation. Three of |h n .,. ,.„„ncd„ien will lie the *" Linden, N. J. This is tho that about neither rain nor Britain's rebuff by Use Eur­ Changes and additions t<> ,|,.m „„ | hug *t pipe line project ever opean Common Market to started alter a federal court memlier* of tha dreaded Afri­ these sent* are filled hy pre- ■n„ m|M.r . . . Say. Mack, about that the street lighting system were sent legislator*. ! da lor todny a 8 p.m. mccllng , •" America. Many enjoined the Jacksonville Ter­ can underground "Poqo" or­ form a world-wide affiliation raise? approved and a request was Rut the 45-Senator, ||g - ()j jj„, \'j||ai.|. Council. large rities are on thi* route." minal Co. from refusing In re­ • • • ganization which recently of free nations for trade ex­ ukayed from the Oviedo Gar­ f„r voter registration It was In reference lo this pansion and tariff reduc­ ceive ear* from Iho strike- staged riot* in Queenstown Representative plun still must Speaking about raise*, no­ den Club for labor on clearing million pipetina that be approved by a special atv| (l)r qualification of candlImund railroad The company ami I’aarl. tions. body asked me, but It's about the triangle near the ceme­ The Caprt Restaurant and funnel* Hie cars on northward, Tlie victims were identified three-judge federal panel h ere.' date*, a* well as the nclual Reichel concluded Ilia letter time the commission gave at­ tery. Grill was broken into some­ Ids 'the r.mrt, which invalidated j election date, will be sol dur- by Inferring the Sanford pipefreeing Hie FEC of rental for ax Norman Grobclaar; torney Harold Johnson a pay time Monday night or early Customary refresh wife, Natalie; and their two the present 38-Senator, 95ing the meeting. | line a* "insignificant in aixe." them. hike . . . He's been on the Job ments served at the clo*e o f 1this morning and the office Stocks Lower Hadley said he met Monday daughter*, Edna, 14, and Representative upiKirtionment Mayor Frank Fasula said > Reichel offered a "clincher" NEW YORK (U PI)—Slocks a long timr. every Oviedo Council meeting 1ransacked and nine fifth* of moved irregularly lower at wilh Federal Mediator James j Dawn. 11 Tlie fifth victim | last summer, received a new ;hi» morning that he also has for the Sunfurd pipeline but this month were hot coffee! whUkcy atolcn, police said Entry was gained hy the the opening today on reduced i llolaren, hut that "nothing o f . was Derick Thompson, 19, a attack on the proposed forinu I several hills tu he presented requested It nut tie made puband home-baked apple pica I la Momluy, mechanic. ! Importance wax dlarusm l | to the rouncil fur payment. j tic "for security reasons." Petitions addressed to the made by City Clerk Dot Cour­ sliding glass door on the east volume. side of the building. Seminole County Legislative ier. Police said the burglars Delegation are being circulat­ broke into the cigaret machine ed throughout the county ask­ and juke box, brukc into the ing that no bills be allowed to Ribbon-Cutting office, stole a gun and ran­ pass which would allow "any sacked the entire place. municipality in any county in Proves Too Police are working on clues the State of Florida to annex Fear that all vocational would be enable la attend sewing machine operators to pany and Alix of Sanford by tlk< companies involved.” unit! ran be added until Ui« this morning. or extend It* territory with­ M u c h For M gr. training in Seminole County Monday's meeting and asked the Slate Board of Public In- claimed they have no com­ Ha said 14 sewing machines Legislature lift* tha “freeze." out a referendum vote of the plaint*, are satisfied with the for Iraining were promised Douglass said the heating and TAMPA (U PI)—The general may be Jeopardized because of for a postponement but was struetkm at Tallahassee. property owners in the areas manager of the Florida Slate Douglass pointed out the training set up in their plants and only four were effective. air conditioning Industry is a squabble in Hie needlework advised 11 waa “ loo late." Involved." school system now maintains although Alix ha* not a suf­ Fair died today shortly after He added that only 15 per­ willing to donate dcwj machin­ industry was expressed .Mon­ That t h e three-company several vocational classes for ficient number of trained sons slaiwed up for training ery for the training of person­ The pelitions. expected to collapsing while preparing for B ridge I'ag e 2 carry a t least l.ouo signatures, the ribbon-cutting ceremony day afternoon at a Chamber squabble may interfere ser­ trainees at oilier companies, operator*. although Douglass said 150 nel If the Legislature would Classified ..... Page 7 go on to state that "w«, the officially opening the 12-day of Commerce industrial com­ iously with vocational (raining with the largest and moat suc­ Meltier was quoted that he completed the course. act to permit more unite Comira ----Page 6 undersigned, believe thi* to be exhibition. mittee meeting. was expressed hy S.tsool Supt. cessful at Dynatronlc*. does not want a training school Milwee and Douglas* ex­ Meeting waa adjourned after Dear Abby _ Page 2 the only true and Democratic The meeting wa* called at - It. T. Milwee and E. S. DougScott B u r n s , committee in his plant. J . C. Iluskiason, who also plained that there has been a it was decided that Burns, Editorial . .... Page 4 way of Government." Hie request of Marvin Mcltzcr, lass, director of vocational ed­ chairman, and John Krider, wa* executive vice president Krider recalled that a uni­ vocational training "freeze" Krider and re pre tentative* of Entertainment Page 2 general manager nl Sanford ucation. Chamber manager, brought versal school for all needle­ fur the last four years, when the three companies will meet of the non profit fair associa­ Legal* ._. Page 2-6-7 A 8 kltlwea stated ha bad been out tha acsiioa Monday was work companies waa set up tho Legislature limited the at a later data In an effort Manufacturers, who failed to tion, waa stricken while laying Pusxla ____ ____ Pag# 7 attend. informed by Meltier tha latter called because of complaints bare by the school vocational number of vocational unite to to have the three firms iron No legislative hearings this last minute plan* for Shrloe So cie ty Page 3 (Meltrer said this morning planned to complain about din- by Meltrer. Representatives department “ but it failed be the figure of that time. They out their differences among eek John F wilt have officials at the first event on lie learned last Saturday be crimination in Urn training of of Picrro Manufacturing Coro-icau*^ of lack of cooperation, added no more vocational ibcuuclvei. Sports --------l \ *gx 5 Ute lair schedule. i wail unUi next week. > Extended Phone Progress Made In Oviedo j Health Aid Sought (’<# Canada Rulers Near Collapse Qualifying For State Opens FEC Sticks By 'Picketing' Terrorists Hack Five To Death <L North Orlando To Meet Today i Thieves Break Into Capri Vocational Training Jeopardized? Herald Index f) h ? � 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>, February 04, 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/5b9d5417216f0928fc24c95242aa9788.pdf f27cff57c111049f9c3e7d12278aa2bf PDF Text Text THE MAGIC OVAL Quarter Horse R A C IN G c L SEMINOLE PAR First lime tast Of The Mississippi River RACEWAY Seminole Boulevard----- 2 miles east of Highway 1 7 -9 2 Midway Between Sanford and Orlando OPENS Friday, February 1st Post Time: 8:00 P.M. Racing 6 Nights A Week A ll N e w 5/8-M i le Best, M ost - M odern N ew R acing Strip Lighting Steel - and • Concrete Grandstand Paved System Remodeled 2,500 Seat B a r and with Restaurant Facility Sorry 2,000 - C a r N ew No Club P a rk in g Lot House Lounge Paddock and Stables Minors Pari - Mutuel Betting Daily Double ITS Quiniela Trotters and Pacers IN6I Phone 838 - 6111 2 �City Offers W E A T H E R : Knir through Snttinlny. Hitrh today, 76-82. Low tonight, 60-65. Stadium For V O L 53 In bin own wortls. City Mnniiger W. E. Knowles dropped a "bombshell” into the hips of tho County School Board Thursday night. Spenking for the City o f Sanford, Knowles offered the Municipal Stadium to the School Hoard . . . or actually, to the Boosters Club . . . on a $1 annual rental fee. Knowles’ o ffer came after a lengthy Intro­ duction ns to the costs o f constructing the 2,000-scat stadium In 1949, a total o f $181,500. Plus operating costs annually. For example, each lighting bulb costs $2.43. The city manager pointed to further main­ tenance costs, such ns n $3,850 concrete fence to replace n wooden fence. By L A R ItY VERSH EL Beforc-scason total cost o f field preparation Jim Crapp* say* tie won't was estimated at $2,085, such as liability insur­ weaken . . . and want* to ance, repairs, etc. Actual game cost preparations were $100 each, Knowles said. set the record straight about Municipal annual reoenuefor school gnrnes Frito-Lay . . . Jim say* the was $1,671, Knowles said, from nil schools and Florida State Bank offered sources. Deficit o f $2,427 was made up by the to lend tlie city $2JO,ooo to City o f Sanford for a $4,098 season cost o f oper­ build a secondary sewer treat­ ation. ment plant here to take care The manager pointed out, too, there nro of industrial waste . . . Friother costs, such as monthly water bills, fertili­ to Lay said no . . . zer, mowings, replacing drainage tiles, vandalism • • • (a very big item ), and other costs. Jim still favors a recall | It was then he dropped his bombshell and election. . . So do wet offered the stadium to tim schools for $1 a year • • • rental. Well, we've given Jim A. J. Bracken, high school principal, reCrapps, Sonny ltaborn, A1 s|>ondcd and, In effect, told the Boosters Club Wilson and the ACL a chance meeting, in the high school auditorium, that it to have their full statements was doubtful the schools could accept Knowles’ . . . I wonder when the peo­ offer of the stadium for $1 a yenr. ple will get their chance . . . Business portion o f the Boosters meeting Guess they will have to wait was o|>ened by Architect John Burton, who told for the polls! • • • the Boosters a proposed athletic stadium for the high school would cost $55,060. lie wus One of our favorite peopte, speaking as a Booster. Helen Tucker, gets her mas­ Burton said concrete stands for 2,000, In­ ters degree at Stetson this cluding a press box and safety railings would morning. • • • cost $23,460; concession stands and ticket Itooths. $5,500; public address system, $1,850; fencing The word is that there's a Seminole County man that $2,400; sprinkler system for the playing field. wants to plunk down $150,000 $6,850, and lighting, $15,000, for a total of for a boat marina . . . There's $55,060. a meeting at City Hall this He added that if first class field lighting ns afternoon on the subject , . . recommended fo r high school football was to l>e Too fate now . . . Uie city gave provided the cost would exceed $25,000 for someone from Maitland 1M lighting only. days to como up with an idea. D. H. MncGillls, Booster president, called • • • for adjournment o f the meeting for later dis­ Jim Crapps is one of our cussion o f a new high school stadium after hear­ best friends (w e hope It isn't ing Burton’s estimate, Knowles' $1 o ffer and past tense) but, if Capt. Ro­ Bracken’s comment Workmen began installing live tent* Thursday night for the midway attractions at the Seminole County Fair, which begina Monday at 5 p m. Page combined shows will be fea­ tured on the midway with children's days set for Tues­ day and Wednesday from S to • p.m.—all rides half price. • • • Soviets Break Off Nuclear Ban Talks While U. S. officials still held out hope for progress at Ge­ neva, they said no real ad­ vancement was made in the recent talks on the major is­ sues. They said Russia did, how­ ever. supply considerable technical data on seismic de­ tection of underground nuclear tests, and that this was en­ couraging. The latest round of talks stemmed from an exchange o( letters between President Kennedy and Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev which had raised new hopes of a lest ban agreement. Khrush­ chev, for (he first time sime I util accepted the principle of international ins|icction on So­ viet soil to check for under­ ground tests. Our thanks to A. J. Bracken fo r his compliment* Thursday eve at the Booster* Club meeting. We appreciate the fact that he reads our Clock column. So, we are “ a char­ acter." Aren't wo all? Official position of the At­ • • • lantic Coast Line railroad in W e hear the Booster* were the controversy of the furl told Seminole High 8chool pipeline for Ihe Naval Air doesn't nerd a swimming pool. Station wa* asked of the ACL , . , Glad to hrar it. . , . main offices at Jacksonville • • e Thursday. The question was To forget about the Pipe­ proposed to ACL by long-dis­ line . . . Anyone notice Use tance telephone by Tha Her­ poor little lion's rage in the ald. too . . . Can't even move Local ACL officials this . . . See I'm an animal lover morning presented the follow­ . , . Especially llorscsl ing statement from Philip J. • # • Lee, ACL vice president for The county kicked In $5,000 traffic, to The Herald: fo r the Seminole County cen­ Coast Line has no quarrel tennial . . . The city aaid no! with the City of Sanford, lU Wa can't understand It un­ Chamber o f Commerce or the less our city fathers are think­ United Stales Navy. Un Uie ing o f seceding from the contrary, Coast Lin* and the county . . . They didn't bring. City have close ties extending « that up Monday night, any back many years. Coast Line in proud at Uie rot* it has W f* played In the area's progress through the years, and lias a vital interest In the continued growth and development of Sanford and Seminole County. Coast Line does oppoke strongly and vigorously, how­ ever, Uie granting of right-ofway by the City of Sanford to Sanford Pipeline Company for construction of a proposed pipe line to transport petro­ leum products. Principal reasons for Coast Line's opposition in this mat­ ter are: 1. The President of the Unit­ ed Statei baa Indicated thar Uie real trouble with the trans­ portation industry today is that there is ■ surplus o f transpor­ tation facilities and that statemeat is equally true*in tho peared to be some bard nego­ tiating ahead, the prospects agreement WASHINGTON (L 'P II — Secretary of State Dean Ituak said today (hr United State* would give “ very j •rriou* consideration” to ' •ny move by Soviet forces In Cub* to "dig in" per­ manently. mwA... still were brighter than they had Established 1908 FRI., FE B R U A R Y 1. 1963 SANFORD. FLO RID A NO. 610 No ACL Interruption The Senate passed nml rushed to the House to­ day n compromise 43-Scnator hill that Rives Sem­ inole County a Senator and Dade two Senators. Tho bill, which also shifts two present small county Senate seats to ur­ ban areas and creates four other seats for fustgrowing counties, passed the called off when the injunction would be filed today, set a Seen, Prexy Says Another Load Atlantic Coast lane trains lay off work, averted hearing on the matter for will continue to operate mass shut-down even before wa* lifted. Union leaders, who had the week o f Feb. 11. through Jacksonville Term i­ Jones lifted tlie injunction nal Company without Interup- ai 4:30 p. ni.— four hours said the lines would lie Union leaders said tlie ter­ tlon end the ACL ia taking after it went into effect. 1thrown up all over the termi­ minal would not l>e picketed every precaution to assume In-tead of picketing the nal if the cars were returned again "unless or until the in­ "that our palrons will con­ whole terminal, which is for use by olhrr railroads, junction goes back into tinue to receive dependable owned and used by the four apparently feared a eon- force." service during this unMi.il railroads, Hie union members I tempt of court action for fullTlie Injunction was issued period." Thomas Rice, ACL marched for four hours in I scale picketing. by District Judge William Jones, who said formal McRae Jr., at the request of president said today. |front of a specially-designat­ Meanwhile the strike-hound ed FEC entrance. They were papers lifting the injunction the FEC—backed by the Sou­ Florida East Coast Railway thern. The FEC said the planned a new attempt today freight cars were costing $«,to have enforced a district 400 a day. Southern officials court Injunction which would backed the FEC on tho save the company some Jd.KK) 1grounds that the courts in rental fees. "should not lie intimidated by ■ P j i 'i j j *■ -. v. 1 A hearing was ss-t today unkrn RiroatJ." « ' before Judge Warren L. Tlie ACL and SAL backed Jones, who yesterday lifted the terminal company’* re­ the injunction which would fusal to lake the cars track force live Jacksonville termin­ on the grounds that the al company to handle about threatened picketing would /tig* ’ a ilw 1« • ; M 2,000 freight c a n rented by cause a "tremendous" setFEC from other carriers. back in the stale'* economy FEC attorneys say they by (lie kiss of rail traffic. hid new evidence which they The strike begin Jan. 23 hoped would perusade Jones when 1.200 workers walked to withdraw hit stay order. out In protest over the rail­ The injunction had threat­ road's refusal to grant a ened to drag tlie Atlantic 10.28 cents-anJiour wage In­ Coast Line, the Seaboard Air crease recommended by a Line and Southern railroads presidential fact • finding into the fight and tic up rail . '^ v i board last year. traffic throughout most of Florida. Rut FEC union member*, who threatened to picket the wlwle terminal hero and force oth»r railroad employe* to M IAM I (U P I) — A Pan American World A i r w a y * plane, chartered by the Amer­ ican Itnl Cross, left her* for Havana today to pick up an­ other load o f Cuba.* Vmcricans a spokesman said. Police Hunt Son Killer In The Door LONDON (U P I ) — Trim# Minister H a r o l d Macmillan flics to Italy today in a bid to krep Britain's foot in the door o f the European Common Market. Lonff Effects CHICAGO (U P I) — Libby McNeill & l.lbby said today that the effect upon citrus products o f a mid-Deceml>er freeze in Florida may I** felt well into 11)04. Plan Now KU STIS (U P D — llomer K. Hooks, general manager o f the Florida Citrus Commission, says the citrus industry must plan now for the large produc­ tion which wilt occur in com­ ing years. Warning: T A L L A H A S S E E (C P I ) — An Episcopal bishop warned Thursday that tlie Communist* are sending hundreds o f antiChristian missionaries i n t o Lntin America "and railin g them technician*." Blame JFK NEW YORK ( U P I ) —Three of the nation's four biggest steel companies were on rec­ ord toiluy with the lowest earnings In years 'l o r I9tl2, when President Kennedy forc­ ed the industry to withdraw e price increase. Kennedy Honored WASHINGTON (U P I) Russia has broken off nuclear test bin talks with the United Slates and Britain, apparent­ ly over the same old issue of inspection. The Stale Department an­ I f the Pipeline Co. bid fella, nounced Thursday night that negotiations held here and in the Nuvy will probably barge je t furl from Jacksonville to New York since Jan. It have Port Canaveral and then truck been "term inated" at Rusaia'a suggestion. it to NAS. Ruaiia proposed that the • * * talks be continued in tlie 17Saw Harold Johnson (coun­ ty attorney) in a police ear nation disarmament confer­ this illuming. . . . I guess that ence which resumes in Ge­ franchise directive ia really neva Feb. 12. Informed sources In Ge. being closely guarded. neva said the Initial reaction ♦ • • The rlty will test its CD to the Soviet termination of airen at noon nest Wednesday the talks was not one of ex­ . . . (Iietter make a note o f treme anxiety. Tlie general feeling in Ge­ that) . . . ft will lie three min­ neva was that the gap between utes o f steady blast. the two sidrs had been nar­ • • • Juat got an invitation to the rowing gradually and the So­ Atlantic Coast Line lodge. . , . viet request to end the talk* Better get tonic additional was a tactical move The Informed sources said boxing lessons. . . . lhat although (here still ap­ • • • for eventual United Preas Leased Wire Bulletin $1 Rental Fee bert Ware didn’ t want tlie pipe­ line, why did he show up at the City Commission Mondaynight with a prepared state­ ment citing the reasons for the pipeline. • • • M an tel* Itm tlft (E l}? W ASHINGTON (U P I ) — The Anti-Defamation League o f Ii'nal U’rith Thursday night awarded Prealdant Kennedy Ita 1963 America's Democratic Legacy gold mp<|#llion fo r g iv ­ ing the nation "new moral leadership." been In some time. United E ffo rt MONTGOMERY, Ala. (U P I) — Alabama Atty. Gen. Rich­ mond Flowers said Thursday Irgal a d v i s o r a from four Southern state* ar* united in their Intention to figh t fadaral school integration suits In im­ pacted areua. Hungs Self N E W YORK (U P I) — A hank president and ona-tim* congressional candidate hang­ ed himself Thursday in the kitchen of his a p a r t m e n t shortly after he was indicted for lying about c a m p a i g n funds. Floyd Cramer, 68, pres­ ident o f the W a s h i n g t o n Height* Huving* and Loan Association, ran unsuccessful­ ly against Rep. Ilrrbert Zelenko, D-N. Y-, in 1064. Seminole Senator Okayed J O H N S O N CITY. Trim. (U P I)— Murder charges were filed here today against a young college student accused of killing his five-month-old son. and police said the sus­ pect was believed racing to­ ward Miami. District Atty. (Sen. Lodge Evans said John David Samol, 23, (ted In his 1053 AustinHealey sports ear this morn­ ing minutes after III* son. David, wus pronounced dead at a local hospital. Offircra laid relatives told them Samol "always went to Florida" when in trouble. Samol, a student at East Tennessee State College here, was accused of beating and suffocating the baby because the infant would not atop cry­ ing. Canada Split On Weapons O TTA W A ( U P I ) — Another serious split in thn Western allisnea over nuclear weapons poliry today carried Prime Minister John Diefrnltakrr to Uie brink of a general election which could topple hi* Conservativ* government Dlefenhai.er, hla n u c l e a r policy challenged by the U. S. State Dcpaitment, lashed bark at Uie United Slates Thuisday In an effort to stem a surging revolt by Canada's three op­ position parties. Scores Die As Planes Collide In Air P IT Y T IIE POOR FIREM EN— When the chip*— and tho mercury— are down in the freezer, you’ll find mitfhty few jukera around who voire their winningneiUi to chaiiK*' plmea with thn "checkerplaying” firemen. Fireman John llailuy in Rich, view, Ontario, Canada, tiucnchca tho inner firea while on the fire line. Ski mask, left, below, is ntrictly from nec-emoty at a Chicago blaze. A t right, another Chicago .smoke eater managea to conjure up u warm Hinile front beneath at coat­ ing of ice. Sanford Pipeline Facility-$202,400 Tlie total antieiputed value Jim (Tupps and AI Wilson o f tlie proposed Sanford Pipe- j said tiiey thought tlie facility line Co., Jet fuel facility iirre only worth same $40,(MX). These figures were bused on was estimated nk $2*12,41)0, riigineeiing studies pii-pnrcd Gerald Rausch president uf by Sanfoid surveyor Ralph tho company reported in W. Losslng and considering Washington today. formal pr*|iosals for bids pre­ This ia based on cost pared by Pipeline officials. vouchers "in our possession," Knusrh mad* his statement Rausch added "and to rlurify In a telcgiam to Pi|>eliiie at­ liny misunderstanding." torney Ken McIntosh this T h u r s day, Commissioners ( morning. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ by vote o f 226. • • • The Senate passed a 42Senator bill today giving Dade County l » n Senator*. It wa* rushed to th* llousa which seeond* later passed and sped to the Senate a 42-Senator bill with a House formula for 112 members tacked on to It. The fast action Indlratrd tho le g is ­ lature might wind up Ita special session today. Under the plan .Seminole could lo*a one House member . . . hut Indications ar* that Slat* Rep. Mark Cleveland Jr. and S. J. Davis are fighting to preserve two House mem­ ber* for Seminole. • • • • It* passng* followed defeat by three vote* of a big countyburked plan for a reahuffle o f existing 38 Senate teats plus ■ acrond Senator for Dade. Debate was furioua a i th* leglalature realized Uili wn* their "do or die" scsalon with fnlltiro virtually assured o f bringing a federal court-ordered reapportioument. • • • Thirteen middle • sized rotinUca would each lose one llous* member under Ihe 112-RcpresrntaUve proposal which passed the lower chamber today and I* bow before the Senile. They are Sarasota, Leon, Alarhua, Manatee, B a y * Okaloosa, Lake, Seminole, M a r l* * ,' Moore*, Gadsden, Jackson and fit. Johns coun­ ties. However, under n "grand­ father clause," the member* now holding these aeats would s e n e In the 1M3 L eg­ islature and until their terms expired. 0 0 * A N K AR A. Turkey (U P J W A Middle Fart Airline* Yiscvum airliner with IS persons aboard collided In flight today with a Turkish plane over Ankara. Both aircraft fell Into the most populated part of (lie capital, killing many persons. City officials said at least 00 bodies were found In (lie debris spread over a half-mil* area, A t one point, debate be­ The> said at least 70 oilier tween Sen*. W. C. Harrell of persons were pushed to hos­ Miami 8prings and Tom Whitpitals from the disaster area laker Jr. of Tnnipn became so where fires broke out. heated tliut Senate President Witnesses said both planes Wilson C a r r n w a y warned caught fire atler they Collided them against "engaging ia and crashed onto Uie rooft of personalities." two banks—the Istanbul Bank Whittaker accused Herrell and the Guaranty Bank. of "double-talk li.g" on reapTurkish authorities said all portiuiimcnt when ha supportII pusicngcrs and four crew 1ed Urn 43-Senator bill and remembers aboard the Middle fused to tuka th* 30-Senator East Airline* plane were killed .hill. Whittaker aaid both hill* in (lie crash. I give relief to Dade County, It was not known Imw many |represented by Ilcrreil, but persons were in the Turkish , tho .ID-fiennlor one also re­ plane, n niililary transport move* lurqtiitl** elsewhere in C46 that wus reported to have .the elate which the bill that been on an instrument flight. I pa.Mil does not. In l.«mli>n, u Middle East | llrnt-M shot back that WhitAil lines spokesman snlil one of ' taker Imil told him he wiiuld llieir Viscounts collided wilh 1never vote for a bill that guvs a Turkish Air Force freighter I two Senator* to Hillsborough or cargo aircraft, lie said the I County wliilo Herrell aaid he Viscount "dLln lcgratrd" over , hail time und again to get a wide area alter the collision. multiple .Senators fo r all five But lie said first rc|airt* his of tlist hugest counties. Whitoffice had received indicutcd ’ inker mi id tliia wa* true, and the Turkish cargo plane later lie still felt Uiat way because landed safely. lie iliiliiT believe in trying Us get just multiple Senators fo r n fi w counties and freezing NEW YORK ( U l 'l )—Stocks off forever the chance o f get­ were firm at tlie opening toduy ting fair repreariitnUon for all thu people. on Itcavy volume. Slocks Firm No Quarrel W ith A n y o n e ...... ACL Complains southeast; therefore there Is no reason for additional trans­ portation facilities being built such as tha proposed pipe line. 2. Tha proposal la econom­ ically unsound from Uie stand­ point of the Navy in that they presently pay 254* cants a barrel for transporting Jet fuel from Tampa to the Sanford Naval A ir Station, whereas under the proposal they would pay 25 cents a barrel for transporting the fuel by pipe line from Lake Monroe to San­ ford Naval A ir Station, two and one-balf miles, complete­ ly excluding the cost of get­ ting the fuel to Lake Monroe. 2. The pipe Une proposes to use public property for tts right-of-way (fo r only a token rental), whereas Coast Lina owns its right-of-way and pays | tlie continued profitable oper­ large taxes Ihcreon. In lart, ation of tlie branch line serv­ Coast Line paid more than ing tlie Naval Air Station. 5. There arc approximately $70,000 to the C'ily of Sanlord and Seminole County In ad 350 persons employed in Sanvalorem taxes for 1962 alone. i ford by Coast Line, with an­ The token payment by tlie nual salaries in excess o f $2 pipe line for use of the City's |million. Them employes spend property would approach out I tlscir salaries in Sanford, pay right subsidy of a competing j taxes in Sanford, and add con­ siderably to the area's eco­ form o f transportation. 4. Coast Line's opposition to nomic welfare. 6. Coart Line lias rendered the proposed pipe line is a matter of an established com­ efficient and dependable trans­ mon carrier competing with portation service to the San­ a privately owned pipeline and ford Naval Air Station, and not a matter of standing in the ran be relied upon to perform way of any economic progress similar service in any em er­ of Uie City. Operation o f the gency. TI m- Federal Govern­ pipeline would result In tlie ment hat depended primarily lost o f revenue to the railroad on tha railroad Industry to of about $90,000 a year. This transport men and equipment loss would seriously Jeopardize and supplies during World Wars I ‘ and II, Uie Korean wilh the Federal Government |Wilson in declining to permit War, and tlie Cuban Crisis. It ' in making available Coast use of Cit) property by pri­ is essential that during peace ( Une property for pipe lines vate enterprise at nomlns! times the railroads be kept to military installations where cost. Certainly, lliese genii?financially strong and able to they were considered essen­ iiicii are to be applaudod loij voting their convictions and perforin effectively d u r i n g tial and economical. 9. Coast Unc's operation at their dedication to the best in­ times of emergency. Any loss of revenue affects Sanford Is a continuing stim­ terests uf Uie future of San­ Coast Line's ability to perform ulant to Sanford's economy, ford. efficient dependable transpor­ whereas construction of Uie tation icrvica as well as af­ proiiosed pipe line would mean fects Coast Line's ability to very, very little conUnulng Bridge T a g e 10 provide continued regular em ­ economic benefit to Ihe San­ 1’ags I t ford area. Coast Line feels Classified — ployment for ita people. Comics .....P ag* 10 7. Coast Une has a tong rec­ that there is little comparison P ag* 10 Dear Abby ord of cooperation wilh tho in Uie value of a $200,000 pipe Pag* 4 Editorial _ City of Sanlord. A most recent line in Sanlord wilh Coast Entertainment Page 9-10 example la the donation to Une's huge Investment, many the City of a water pipe line employes, and mulll-miillon Legal* P a g* 6 A l i and right o f way from Lake dollar annual payroll. Putxla _____ Page10 10. Finally, Coast Line com­ Society — ----Pag* 1 Jennie, valued nt several thousand dollars. mends the actions of CommlsSports .....P ag* 4 I- boast Una has cooperated aioocra Crapps, Labors tod Churches ■ - ■ P a g * I Herald Index �Si|t fnfit) ftwli Page 2— Fri. Feb. 1,1963 Rev. Grover Sewell Excuse For Being Born The wordi of a little Ctrl who lost tier birth certificate express Uie feeling of Mine people. She said, “ I ’ve lost m y excuse for being born." As I hear people talk and read much that U being writ* ten today it occurs to me that there are great numbers o f people who feel that they have little purpose !u living. The communist can comfort himself for awhile by saying that his pattern Is cut for the future and when the pat­ tern becomes a real garment that ho will beva arrived. Now bo has purpose la seek, lag to obtain the goal. The thought that must occur to him la tbet when such time arrives, U ever la his case, that It will not be catlafylng as has bees seen over and ever in auch places where there la an abundance and even surplus o f material goods. Man needs a great purpose e f life If ha Is to be happy and that purpose can be noth* lag smaller than one that can satisfy his soul. This could be a very geoeral idea if we did not particularise it but U Is possible to bring it down to eerth with an ill us* (ration. Let us imagine that two fine people fa ll la love. Cer* telnly this Is not hard to Imagine since so many peo­ ple do Ul They decide that there is no answer for them except a lift together so they make elaborate plana to have a beautiful wedding that will foretell o f events to come. The church gets its most beautiful decorations, the groom his shiniest shoes, the bride the most beautiful gown, and the parents the largest bill. A fter great and beautiful vows have been said and the benediction pro­ nounced a new life begins to unfold. The rice la thrown end after a mad daab In e car painted with all klada of “ Ju»t M arried" the eouple Is Anally alone. Inevitably, the honeymoon ends and the rose colored glaaeos ere abandoned for clear one# In guide them through their dally life. They ere sure that they will be very happy end why shouldn't they. John bee e good job, Ann la n fine cook, In feet, life bold greet prospects they fsel. Let us imagine further that • baby becomes a part of this home, that John gats a ra'.ia, and Ann gets a new dish washer. Indeed, there la m uci natural happiness but something is Iscktag. An Idea kesps coming to their minds thst they are not quite clear as to why they are doing ell that they are. At tim et U o-curs to them that they are like a machine that runs well but gees nowhere. The parti ere well oiled but the accom­ plishment Is simply the movement. The growing concern of "what is the purpose o f U a ll" continues to occur to them as they wonder If life is a simple cycle of "days In and days out". They begin to see their parents in a different light, after ell, the parents were at one time standing at almost the exact point at which they ere standing now. In a few years the baby will be grown and very likely will be standing on the seme ground. The days begin to bring certain Dy Mr*. Adam Muller Methodist Young People o f Southwest Volusia County met last Saturday evening at the disappointments and hard­ Enterprise School Cnfetorium ships. Even young people can fo r a program o f fun and rec­ get sick end certainly they reation. can spend more money than Gamss o f other land* ware they make. Yes Indeed, there enjoyed end songs **r.« led by must be more values in life Drayne Watson and lv t Lee than they have seen thus fart McBroom with Mrs. Cecil Sel­ For many, tlx; greatest lers accompanying a t t h e values arc claimed in time piano. for their liv e i to h iv e mean­ Games were directed by rec­ ing. This comes as they find reation leaders from Uie four whet Jesus Christ can mean churches represented. M 1 s e to their lives. It conics as Mary Hubbard, church and they see that there is purpose community worker, led the in­ In life because God has a ternational games. purpose for the lives of HU ftefreshmenta were served children end Uut eternal life during Intermission. does begin In thU world. Saturday’s meeting wue the They begin to listen to tbe flr it in a series o f group ac­ Commander-In-Chief and bear tivities planned by the Area that they are to carry HU Youth Council a t a meeting message to all of the world early in the month. and win e ll men until His Future plana fo r the group Kingdom cornea on earth as include a c o m b i n e d M Y F it U in heaven. They begin meeting in Orange City fo r to real lie that they are crea­ Feb. 10 at which time the tures o f destiny since they film , “ Thank You, Mr. Chapel are Um children o f the King Grove," will be shown. o f e ll creation. They do have Another evening o f recrea­ ■ nobility that demands the tion will be held March 9 with best that la within them. the DeBary M Y F as hosts. They look at each other with a new reaped end understand e new dignity In tbclr Uvea. Yes, here U purpose and even those who deny It can­ not find anything to rcpleco this vital part of man'i need- They may deoy it but they have only a vacuum down deep Inside that God meant to be filled with HU purpose for them. By P resets Wester Lake Mary Church Installs New Officers The practical effects are that they will find that God does have a purpose for their homes, jobs, end entire lives. Their work becomes more than e meaningless grind, but now U something that God want them to do. They find that there U now an invUible but very real Presence with them at work, play, or even while they sleep. ThU U not to say that pro­ blems will not arrive, that fatigue be forever driven sway, that frustrations wlU cease, but It does mean they can rest aasdred tbet God will provide all o f the atrengtb end ability needed to accomplish the purpose, for after e ll It U HU plan. Two Attending Adult Workshop Two elders o f the First Presbyterian Church of San­ ford are attending the Synod Adult Workshop, today through Tuesday, e t Lake Byrd Lodge in Avon Park. Men's Club All Ready For Supper Area MYF's Hold Meeting In Enterprise The newly elected officers of the Community Presbyter­ ian Church o f Lake M ery were ordained and installed by the paitor, Rev. John Pilley, In • public recognition service during the regular Sunday morning worship ser­ vice o f the church le it week. A t the recent annual con­ gregational meeting It wee voted to allocate the Benevo­ lence money o f the church to tbe Grace Memorial Hospital at Itaclre, Braiil, South America. Officers elected were; Rul­ ing Elder*, Alfred P. Forebay Sr., Roy Howell Jr., Mrs. Joe Smatberi, Robert Rugeaitein. Earl Unger, and Mrs. If. M. Cochran; Trus­ tee*, Mr*. Freak Griffin, Robert Mere, and Arthur A il­ ing. The youth o f the church plan to participate In • Christ­ ian Youth Rally to be held at the Seminole High Auditor­ ium on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. when Dr. Luther K litler will be the special speaker, on the theme “ Our Unity In C h riit." Attending are Dr. John W. Wilson, superintendent of the ehurch school and RADM Ro­ bert W. Jackson, teacher of the Pathfinder C lan. They join leaders from ell psrU of tbe state for Inten­ The Junior High M Y F of sive study of the new Convenant Life Curriculum which the First Methodist Church of U scheduled to begin for Santord will complete the study aeries on “ Understand­ adults in th# fall. ing Parents" at this Sunday night’s moating with Berbers Thome* a* leader. L e it week e panel of par­ ent* attended the meeting to The First Methodist Church answer questions most often of Ssnford will hold the third •iked by students of the JuoIn a aerlei of “ Song Pests" lor high age group. Serving at 8 p. m. Sunday In McKin­ on the panel were Rev. John ley Hall of the church. A d im i, pastor o f the church Theme for the program will and Mr*. Ren Wiggins, Mrs. Herman and Roy be “ Songs We Like Tto Sing." Bets Special Invitation to parti­ Utopias. cipate haa been extended to The Senior High M Y F group all members of the Methodist will begin a new study on Youth Fellowship groups. “ The Church and tta Music" A sandwich supper will be at this week’s meeting. Mrs. served at 6:30 p. m. follow­ Helen Rice, choirmaster, will ing the aoug fest. be guest speaker. Junior M YF To Complete Study Series Methodists Set Third Song Fest Men’a Club president Russell I Hamilton o f t h e Ebeneser Methodist Church reported earlier today that everything la in readlnris for the chicken dinner the group ia sponsoring from 6 p. m. until 7:30 p. m. at the church. Chickens, cut In halves and quarters, are all ready for cooking aver the outdoor char­ coal pit and ladles o f the WSCS are preparing other fooda to complete the menu. With the chickena will come coleslaw, baked beans, pickles, bread, tea or coffee and rake. Home deliveries, to be made CA1*T. G. D. THOMPSON during Uie serving hours, are available at no extra chargee. Advance orders are being ac­ cepted by Harold Clark, take out and delivery chairman, and orders also will be taken dur­ ing the supper over the ehurch telephone. Proceeds from the project will be used to paint the old Salvation Arm y Evangelist church building nowr in use by Capt. George D. Thompson, a the Sunday School department convert of the Billy Graham as an educational unit. Cruiade, will bo In 8enford for the next two weeks to lead a revival at tbe SA head­ quarters 314 E. Second St. in Sanford. Cipt. Thompson, dlvlsioa evangelist for Florida, will Grace Methodist Church will Include oil paintings o f Christ, continue its study o f Home chalk talki and dramatized Missions and the Church's sermons in costume for revi­ ministry to the handicapped val services scheduled daily person thla Sunday a t 7:80 at 7:30 p.m. p. m. Good music and singing also The topic for atudy la “ Emo­ will be a pert o f each service. tional and Mental Disturb­ The public l> Invited to at­ ance," and the guest speaker tend the revival which Is to will be William A . Thomas, begin Sunday evening. president o f th* 8eminola Salvation Army To Conduct Local Revival Grace Church To Continue Mission Study County Mental Health Associ­ ation. Tha pastor, Rev. John II. Hires Jr. will conduct tha dis­ cussion o f tha study hook, “ The Arm o f Compassion." On Sunday at th# 11 a. m. Worship Service, th* Sacra­ ment o f the Lord’s Supper will be observed. Rev. Hires' Com­ By Shirley Wentworth An enthusiastic group o f os munion Meditation fo r this persons met lest Sunday morn­ service ia cntlUed, “ Going My ing at the Bear Lake Element­ W a y ? " ary School for the first warship service o f the new ly organized Bear Lake 'M wbodUt church. Rev. William Irwin d eliver ed the sermon. Services this week have been scheduled far 10:49 e.m. B y Jana Casselberry end Sunday School will be The Council of Teachers conducted for the first time and Parents of South Seminat 9:48 e.m* Teachers will be Miss Vir­ o il Elementary School at Cas­ ginia English, adults; Leo selberry will present a pro­ Salmi, young adults; Irving gram by the Chandler Mari­ Nelson, seniors; H o w a r d onettes next Tuesday at 7:90 Wolklng, Junior high, end Mrs. p.m. In the school auditorium. Tha meeting la being held Salmi, Mrs. Wolklng and one-half hour earlier than Catherine Baird, primary. Serving at t e m p o r a r y usual to encourage mors par­ church aecretary Is L. W. ents to bring their children to sea this entertaining show. Hodges Sr. Donations for adults and In the near future the dwell­ ing located on the newly pur­ children will be accepted at chased Bear Lake Road pro­ the door with a percentage perty will tie renovated in or­ going to tha C TP treasury. There will be a short busi­ der that the congregation can ness meeting following the hold meetings there. A piano lias been donated •how, however, tha reading of to tiio church by Ed II. Allen the proposed new constituUon has been postponed for an­ o f Orlando. other meeting. New Bear Lake Church Holds First Service CTP To Present 'Marionettes' W M S Board To Meet By Jane Casselberry The executive board of the The Women’s Society of WMS of the Pralrto Lake Christian Service of Uie San­ Baptist Church will meet ford First Methodist .Church Monday morning at 10 o'clock will meet at 10 a. m. Tues­ at the home of Mrs. Ix>onard day in McKinley Hall. Jones, president, at 2301 Lake H ie new study on “ Today's Dr., Fern Park. Children tor Tomorrow's The regular meeting of the W orld" will begin with Mrs. WMS will be held Monday Bess Herman reviewing the evening at 7:30 at the church. book. Mrs. Ralph Bailey, program chairman, will be in charge of the program. Attend Lake Mary UPY Has Program On Japan By France* Waster had ever seen. icans. Tlie main mods of Dick Atkins was special H ie Japanese are very I ran sport atlmi is trains. Mil­ guest speaker for lb* youth clean people. On tlie coldest lion* of people ride them everyday and they'aro always of Upsala and Lake Mary at day the women continue to on time. the U P Y meeting held at the clean and sweep uut the Tlis most natural form ot Upsala Presbyterian Church home. Homes are all made of transportation Is a type of last Sunday night, ■tiding wails « o that tbe cart, which the husband ride* Atkina showed c o l o r e d whole house can be opened. In and tbe woman pulli. This on Japan, where he. hia wife Usually there are no chairs. la due fo Uie fact that the and family spent two year*, They eat from a low table man la the superior being when be was stationed there while alttlng on the floor. there. Women do not have for the Navy. Charcoal is the only means equal rights. Unlike some nationalities, of beat. Tiiey have out­ Buddhism U the religion of the Japanese readily let their houses only and always use (bs Japanese. There are pictures be taken. They like the human fertilizer. many beautiful temples, but it but they always pose for Another Interesting fact the people do nut act reli­ tbe picture and il makes it about their living conditions gious although they do re­ hard to gat a natural. la that each family haa a cognize Christmas, which The majority ot th# Japan- community bathtub, in which see m i strange. asa people have black hair all tsk* their baths In the Fishing Is Uie main means ■11 tbclr Ilia. Age dots not tame water. It is very clean of making a living. Maids ebanga It. They had never however, since they wash are cheap. Pure silk is sold asaid ot a bloods-ha trad themselves before they gat for 88 cents a yard. The Gei­ baby and thought Atkins' in U. sha girli caka white powder ‘ blooda-halred daughter was There are no cars In Japan all over their faces and are the inoat beautiful tliiug they except tor those of the Amer­ uut su pretty tlv.se up. WSCS To Begin New Study Book The women muslclant there can make our jazz players took sick they arc so good. T iea ter shows are put on alt the time but Uiere is a change of show only four times a year with (lie sea­ sons, spring, summer, fall and winter. The people are great fans of Walt Disney. Marriages usually last be­ cause It lakes at least three year* to get a divorce, or so the Atkins were told. Nine­ ty percent ot the people are cremated because Uiere ia very little room to bury them. The men policemen do an excelicut job of controlling traffic. The scenery is very beautiful everywhere. Following the program, re­ freshments of chocolate caka and orange punch wore serv­ ed, with the Upsala group as hosts to the Lake Mary mem­ ber*. services tdisweeK at ijmir own ‘ J td u x o j worsfop Central Baptist Minister To Be Honored On Sunday The Central Baptist Church of Sanford haa designated Sunday a i “ Appreciation D a y" for the pastor. Rev. Gail Smith and his family. Rev. Smith will be celebrat­ ing b ii fourth year as paator of the church which has ex ­ perienced growth in many ways tinder his leadership. A new educational, unit has been built as an annex to the present church building and an extenalon to the pastorium, consisting of two bedrooms, two baths and a breezeway, also has been added. The Training Union Organi­ zation has been completely dr- partmentized and enrollment ual aids department has been haa increased from 97 to 137. added with a visual aids superintendent elected. Enrollment in tbe Sunday Sunday evening worship ser­ School, which lias included a vices arc now being broadcast systematic visitation program, weekly over a local radio sta­ has grown from 291 to 3X9. tion. Two new choirs, the Youth Total receipts and local ex­ Choir and the Cherub Choir, penditures h a v e Increased have been organized and a vis- from 818.353 to $27,449. ap­ proximately. An exact finan­ cial statement cannot be pre­ U P Y To M eet The U P Y o f tbs Westmin­ pared until the 1962 report is ister Presbyterian Church of available. The church anticipates build­ Casselberry w ill meet Sunday at 6:30 p. m. at Use home ing a new auditorium in the of Sandra and John Worrell, near future and blue prints 519 Foothills Ways, Cassel­ are presently In the drafting stage*. E s t i m a t e d costs berry. NORTH ORI.AVIIO Church O f God B A P T IS T C H A P E L ! * • Jf. Fatrfaa Arm CHURCH OP OOD s a n f o r d m .l m v c s D e l A Preach V. N. Maacerd, Chapel P aitor C H IN C H Sunday S c h o o l____. 4:41 am . Garold D. Ooatwrlght Paator Park A s*, a a* 14th * f Training Union ____ 4:9* p. m. Sunday Bchoot _ 4:41 a. m. C. C. Dree _________ - Pastor 11:09 a. m. VVorahlp 11 a. m. 71SO p.m. Morning Worship Sunday S c h o o l____»:♦ » a. m. 7:to p. m. Morning VVor»hlp 11:00 a. m. Wed. Kvenlna Prayer 7:9* p.m. Kvangelleilo Barr. Tues. Prayer Herr. 7:94 p. m. K renlng Wnrehlp _ 7:04 p. m. KI.DKR S PR IN G * B A P T IS T Thurs. Toung reop!# A.T.F. Thurs. ____ 4:10 p. m. old Orlande Hd. at SSyeila Endeavor ------- 7 i l l p. m. We J. P ra rsr Barrie#* 7:S0 p.m. II. Hamilton O rlffla __ P aito r Hunday School 9:43 a. m. Morning W orship 11:44 a. m. Assem bly O f God Training Congregational Union _ 4:9* p. m. PINECMRBT ANSKHULY K renlng W orship _ 7:49 p. m. o r (in n c h c h c h CONGREGATIONAL Car. STth a a* Elm CH RISTIAN CIILMCH H. M. Snow ____ ___ — Paator (ta tte d Cbarrh a f Christ) Catholic Hund*y School .... t:44 a. m. Path Aresua at Xtlh St. A L L 4011.4 CATH O LIO Murnlnc Wnrehtp 1#:S# a. m. 4:44 a. m . Church Bchoot CHURCH Krenlng Worship _ T :tl p. m. lt;00 a. m. ------Berrlc# Oak A ra. a t 9th Bt. Tu«s. Krenlng 4:14 p. m. __ Christian Youth Youth K-rvIca 7:0# p. m. Richard l . y o n e ______ P a ito r Ministry a. m. Mid-VVesk Hrrrlce 7:Jo p. m. HundayMaeeee_ _ 4:14 ----- 1:10 a. m. Rer. W aiter A.R. McPherson, Paitor ____ 14:00 a. m. _ _ 11:14 a. m. Baptist W e e k d e y e ___________ 7:14 a. m. P IE S T B A P T IS T c n m c H Lutheran SIS P ark A n i l * Christian P. n. Cbanco ________ Psator L U T H E R A N CHURCH OP Uornlna Worrhlp __ S:4I a. m. P IB B T C H R ISTIAN CRUNCH TH H RED EEM ER DISCIPLES OP C H EIST Sunday School ____l:4 i a. m. tea JW. sath Plate tear a. i i e t H * a n . Morning W orrhlp 11:0* a. m“ Th# Chares or tha Lsthsraa Training L'nlon — 0:15 p. m. Iter. W ayne Johnston Pastor Hour” and T V “ Thla Is th# Krenlng W orrhlp .. 7:9# p. m. Hunday School ___. 4:44 a. m. L ife ” l i t * * a. ra. Herbert W . O o e rs a ____Pastor Wed. Prayar Hurries 7 i l l p- m. Morning W orship Sunday School _ _ _ 4:14 a. m. C E N TR AL B A P T IS T CJIT NCR Church O f Christ Worship Berrien — 14:14 a. m. Car. ldtk Bt. 4* Oak A r t . C H IN C H O P C H B IgT Dali S m i t h ____ „______P a ito r (Isaeva Sunday School _ - 1:41 a. m. Morning W orrhlp 11:44 a. m. Ralph Rrawer Jr. Evangelist Methodist T raining Union _ 4:11 p. m. Rlble S c h o o l____11:44 a. m. Kerning W orrhlp _ 7:14 p. m. Morning W orship 33104 a. m. GRACH HRTHODIST CHURCH W td. Prayer Berries 7:14 p.m. Krenlng W orship _ 7:1* p. m. Onora R d, at Woodland Are., Nursery Open Wed. Prayer Berries 7:4* p.m. Rer. John IL Hires, Jr. Paator W T i m ---------------- 7:*4 p. m. Hunday S c h o o l____ 1:44 a. m. Sunday N it* Broadcast PAO LA CHURCH OP C H RIST Morning W orship 11:44 a. m. H ighw ay 4S Went M T P -----------------l i t ! p. « . X T . H AVE!* P IIIH IT IV E Morris Ruby ____ Evangelist B A P T IS T C H IN C H nible d e s i r e _ 10:44 a. m. EBBNESRR HMTHOD1IT S4ib St. aaS Chao* A ra. Morning Worship _ 11:00 a. m. CHURCH C. T. Morrle _________ Pastor K renlng Worship _ 4:4n p. m. Cltrea Heights Regular Xteetlng 14:1* a. m. Illble Cleeses Wed. 7:1* p.m. Her. R ay Gregory, Jr., Paator (F irs t Sunday) Sunday School _ _ 4:44 a. m. Con's ranee — _ 7:1* p. ■». C H l'R C H O P C H RIST Morning Worship 11:00 a. m. (preceding Saturday) U a g w e e S . Pla. M T P -----------------«:* • p. mThird Sunday —__ 7:10 p. m. Lord's Day Service! 10:94 a.m. Era. Worship _ _ _ _ 7:1* p. m. Joe H e r r l l l ____ Aee't P a ito r and 7:90 p.m. Wed. Prayer Service 7:9* p. m. Alliance WKUTOIDH H ln alD N A R T H A P T IS T CHCHCH Bib SI. * H ally Ara. Paul M. Calley — — _ P a ito r Hunday School _ 10:0* a. m. Hunday Morning VVorahlp 11:44 a. m. Sunday K renlng VVorahlp 7:41 p. m. Wednesday Prayed Harriet __ 7:4t p. ra. P I AKCRKPT B A P T IS T C IIC N C II P a a ln r __ W illiam J. (lueea Morning Worelilp __ Situ A I t a. m. Hunday School __— 4:44 *. m. Training Union .... 4:41 p. m. Evening S e r v ic e ____1:00 p. m. Wed Officers A Teacher* Meeting — ___ —. 7100 p. m. Wed. Prayer Harriet l:0li p.m. amount to at least tluu.uoo. All friends and form er mem­ bers o f the church arc invited to join the congregation for Sumlay’ a services. Dinner will bo served following the morn-. Lng worship. Communion Tlie Sacrament of Uie Lord's Supper will be observed at the Sunday Morning Worship Service o f the fir s t Method1st Church o f Sanford. Th* Communion Offering will be received for the Gilbert-Lambuth Chapel at Paine College in Augusta, Ga. F IR S T CH I lit H T H E NAH ARENE ta k e Mary. Pla. Rar. W. L» Holcombe, Pastor Sunday 4:44 a. m . ____ Bible School ll:4u a. m. _ Morning W orelilp 7:90 p. m. __ Krenlng Service 7:90 p. m. Wed. M id-Week Prayer Services 7:*0p. m. 1st Wed. Missionary Service OP Pentecostal P IE S T PENTECO STAL CHURCH OP LONGWOOO SSI Oraaga U n i t Rev. E. Ruth Grant — Pastor Hunday School 14:44 a. m. Morning Worahlp 11:40 a. m. Hunday K renlng __ 7:10 p. m. Wed. B lbl* Study - 7:1* p. ra. Conquerar* Mooting Friday — ............ 7:1* p. m. Presbyterian P tR S T PRB4N YTEELAN CHURCH Oak Ara- and Third BL G ror*r Bewail Jr. _ _ P a lte r Thames H. Makla _ Asslatant Morning Worship S:41 a. m. Sunday School _ 4:41 a. m. Session Masting __ 14:44 a. m. Morning Warship 11:4* a. ra. P !oa**r Fellowship 4:4* p. m. Senior Fellowship _ 4:44 p. ra. Evening Worship __ 7:1* p. ra. Wed. R l | t r B errlc* T it* 9 -PA L .D .S . CHURCH o r JESUS CHRIST OP LATTER DAT SAINTS sal# g. p ark Rlahop J. Stanley Uouston Priesthood M eeting *:4t a.m. Hunday Behool _ H i I* a. m. Sacrament Xteetlng l i t * p.m. C H l'R C H OP C H RIST F IR S T H RTHODtBT CHURCH IBIS P ark Areaaa 419 Park Ara. W illiam Reck ______ Minister John T. Adame Jr. — Pastor Dibit Study 14:04 a. m. Morning W orship - t : * l a. ra. Morning W orship 11100 a. m. Hunday School 4:44 a. ra. Sunday Morning Worship 10:11 a. m. K ren lng Service _ 1:9# p. m. M I ” Meetings — t i l l p. m. Wed. Dibit Claeses 7:90 p.m. (Intermediate, Healor) Hr® “ Herald of Truth” 1 p.m. Evening Worship _ 7:11 p. m. Hunday oa Channel S Christian Science PIR B T C H l'R C H OP C H RIST BCJRMTIBT ae* Beat Seaaad Btreat Sunday Her-lee A Hunday S e h e o l____ 11:44 a. m. Subject: TO LIST CHURCH N O T IC E N azaren e P IR P T CHURCH GP THM N AX 4R E X B W . tad i l • « R apt* A re . Paul n ie k tt ___________ Pastor Sunday School _ _ 1:41 a. ra. •'Love'* Morning Worship 14:14 Wednesday Barrie* S:4* p. m. T o u t s _____________4:00 p. m. Reeding Room ! (In Church Erangetlstla te r rie s 7 i l l p.m. E d ifice) t : t ( - 4 : l t T u ts A Third Sunday Slngaplratlon *:*a p. m. Thurs. CALL FA 2-2611 These Sanford Merchants w Urge You To Attend The Church Of Your Choice Witeon-Elchflbargcr Mortuary The American Oil Company Eunice I. WUaoa and Staff Mr. aad Mrs. M. K. gtrtektend t’ ro g r c a a iv e P r in t in g C o . J. M. Cameron i s f U U if WUson-Maler Furniture Co. stenntrom Realty Mrs. Appleby’s Restaurant Herb Strnatrom sag S t i f f Lucille and Harold Appleby 118 N. Park Mr. and Mrs. A I W ile** Echols Bedding Company Mr. i * 4 Mr*. L . P. Gar oar Holler Motor Sales Co. Emmett Farrell A Staff Th* Ritz Theatre fiill Lovelace A Employe** J. C. Penney Company C. L. Kobioaoa and Kmpiayoaa Food Fair Store*, Inc. George Bailey A Eaiptey*** Sanford Atlantic National Utwnrd IL Hedges A Htaff Southern Natural Gai John Duaa A S taff Hill Lumber A Hardware Co. Jimmy Crapp* A E m p lo y ** W E L C O M E W ACO M VIKGIMA PBTROMtl P. O. Bex U U N O R A NORRIS T B 8-1814 Stale Farm Insurance Companies irriag I. Pryor and Staff YOUR ^ H �flflj* fcan forh Fri. Feb. 1, 19G3— fa g e 3 fr r ilh CAP To Organize Here An orRanizntionnl meeting o f the South Seminole Squadron o f the Civil A ir I’ utrol has been set for 12 noon Saturday at the recreation building in N. Orlando. Henry Ward, commanding officer o f the squadron said that this is a non-profit organiza­ tion, open to male or female, und is not a branch o f uny military service. "There is no reserve credit or obligation to the CAP, which is an official auxiliary o f the U.S. A ir Force. It’s first charter was issued in Dec., 1941,” Ward emphasized. "Th e Civil A ir Patrol's prime motive is cadet training in leadership, aero-space educa­ tion, search and rescue and communications," Ward said. Training Union Forest Lake Academy Methodists Set 'New Life' Leads Service In Altamonte To Open Cafeteria Meeting Series The £ * • a ^ Adult Training Union c f the Firat Baptist Church o f Altamonte Springs was in charge o f last Sunday even­ ing’ s worship service. The service opened with a program of songs and a per­ iod of testimony. The program, entitled " A f ­ ter Conversion—W hat?", was introduced by Mrs. Othel Sullivan. Mrs. J. K. Ilildebran spoke on "W elcoming the New M embers" and Mrs. L. D. Haines spoke on the topic theme, "Teach Them ." Rev. J. E. Murray present­ ed "Assist Them " and Rev. L. D. Haines, pastor of the church, concluded the ser­ vice. Invitation to attend services at the church is extended to -all friends and visitors of the area. Church Moves To Howell Park 4 # ** <4p fr t.i By Jane Casselberry The Westminister Preabyterian Church, form erly the * fir s t United Presbyterian Church o f Casselberry, will hold morning worship services and Church School at the H eftier Home Offices in Ho­ w ell Park beginning this Sun. day. Church School meets at 0:45 a. m. with classes for all age groups from kindergarten through adult. Super­ intendent la Edward M. Stout. The worship service will be held at 11 a. m. with Rev. John N. Montgomery, paator of the church, speaking on the subject, "P ra y e r in the L ife of Christ.” A nursery Is provided. Lock Paintings On Display By Mrs. Adam Muller DcLand Artist Laura Lock now has a one-man showing at the DcBary Mansion House with more than 18 pictures covering many subjects and Vraylng from portraits through still life and landscapes in different mcdlas. H er recent showing of " A r t in Religion" at the Mansion House is still receiv­ ing much acclslm particular­ ly since her expression in painting is done with a de! licate touch. She also con­ ducts an art class at the Mansion on Fridsys from 8:J0 1 a. m. until noon. By Shirley Wentworth The official opening of the now Forest Lake Academy Cafeteria ami Home Econo­ mics Building, will be held at 11:30 a m. Sunday. H. 11. Schmidt, president of the Florida Conference of Sev­ enth-day Adventists, will o ffi­ ciate at the ceremony. Main speaker will be V er­ non W. Hcckcr, educational superintendent of tlie South­ ern Union Conference ot Seventh-day Adventists. A Brass Ensemble from the Forest Lake Academy Uand will provide special music. Mrs. Dell Smith, Academy food director, and WillUm Fuchs, Academy principal, will cut the ribbons. Guests will of include representatives Adventist Churches throughout the State. The Duilding is valued at $180,000 and features an all electric stainless sted kit­ chen with the most modern equipment available. The main dining room scats 250 persons and two small con­ necting dining rooms seat an additional 80 persons. A modern Home Economies Dept, is located on the ground floor which also includes a Hand Practice Room and a Typing Classroom. Lake Mary Catholic Circle Elects Officers At Meeting Taddeo, publicity; The St. Theresa Circle of Thomas the Church of Nativity Cath­ Mrs. John Murphy, historian; Mrs. Mildred Gear, sunshine; olic Women’s Club elected Mrs. Frank Leone, visitation; officers at the January meet­ Mra. A. Tate, telephone ami ing held in the Social Hall Mrs. Robert Mooney, chap­ of the church with Mr*. Ann lain. Schwvickcrt as hostess. Those present said The Ro­ Unanimously accepting re­ sary for a hospitalized mem­ commendations as presented ber to open the meeting In by the nominating committee, place of offering the custom­ the circle elected Mrs. B. G. ary prayer. , Caruthcrs, president; Mrs. A letter, received and read John Fitxpatrick, vice presi­ from the Sunland Training dent; Mrs. Damon Scott, sec­ Center in Gainesville, express­ retary and Miss Dorothy Tea- ed appreciation to the cir­ lo, treasurer. cle for gifts of clothing, a Chairmen include Mrs. transistor radio and other miscellaneous Items sent to its adopted boy at the center last month. The next meeting of the group will be held at the By Linda Smithson Social Hall, Feb. 10, with The Women o f the First Mrs. Scott as hostess. Methodist Church o f Oviedo will hold circle meetings next week ms follows: Bethany Circle will meet In the home o f Mrs. John Riden­ our next Monday at 8 p. m. By Donna Estea The Mary-Martha C i r c l e The Adult Choir, Youth will meet at 3 p. m., Monday, at the home o f Mrs. T. B. Choir and Junior Choir of Longwood'i First B a p t i s t Clonts. Chapel-Guild C i r c l e will Church received an excellent meet at the home o f Mra. rating at the Seminole AaaoRuby Estea at 3:30 p. m., riational Music Festival held at the Sanford First Baptist Monday. On Tuesday, the Foster Church last Friday. The Prim ary Choir received Circle will meet in the home of Mrs. Hardin Webb at 8 a superior rating. Taking part in the annual p. m. Music Festival were all choira from Baptist churches in the Seminole Association. Satisfactory The Longwood groups also CHICAGO ( U P l)- P h ll Wrigley, owner of the Chicago will appear at the Slate Hymn Cubs, was operated on for a Festival to be held in Apopka hernia Wednesday and bis Feb. 22 23, for all Baptist condition was described as choirs in the Central Florida area. "v e r y satisfactory" today. Oviedo Circles Set Meetings Choirs Report Festival Ratings A state-wide scries o f "N ew L ife " evangelistic meetings, to he held at weekly Interval* Feb. 3 through March 24. was announced today by the Flo­ rida Methodist Conference. More than 500 churches will take pnrL Most will have guest ministers fo r a week as Florida pastors exchange pul­ pits. A t least 15 Methodist ministers from other atates also will take part. Bishop Jamea W. Henley, Jacksonville, advises that the meetings w ill tie In with the church’e national observance o f the 225th anniversary o f the "Aldersgate experience" o f John Wesley, British foun­ der o f Methodism. Dates o f the week-long "N ew L ife " meetings by dis­ tricts are scheduled for Feb. 3-10, Tallahassee district; Feb. 10-17, Sarasota and West Palm districts; Feb. 17-24, DcLand district; Fell. 24March 8, Tampa and St. Petersburg districts; March 3 • 10, Gainesville district; March 10-17, Jacksonville, Lakeland and Miami* districts and March 17-24, Orlando dis­ trict. The meetings w ill be fo l­ lowed by a pre-Easter cam­ paign o f community visitation evangelism. Foreign Study Classes Set For Children Area Baptists Plan School Of Missions Mrs. Nelson Bunnell, Secre­ tary' of Children's Work of the Casselberry Community Methodist Church WSCS, has announced that a series of Mission Study sessions will start this Sunday for Primary (first, second and third gradera) and Juniors, fourth, fifth and sixth graders). The Prim ary Class will be on Korea and will meet front 11 a. m. until noon on Sunday morning In the Primary Dept. The course will be taught by Mrs. Howard Grifflh and Miss Phyllis Caesbcr. The Juniors will study the problems of the Chinese re­ fugee* In Hong Kong and will meet from 6:30 p. m. until 7:30 p. m. on Sundays in the third grade Prim ary Class­ room. Mrs. Bunnell and Mrs. Mary Mobley will teach the course for juniors. By Jane Casselberry Plans has been completed for a School o f Missions which will be hold at the Prairie Lake Baptist Church in Fern Park, Feb. to through Feb. 15. Mrs. Ewell Payne, first speaker of the scries, will arrive by plane on Saturday from Pickens. S. C. She has served for several years as a missionary to the Cherokee Indians in North Carolina. She will be met at the air­ port by Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Deaton, who will provide transportation for her during her stay. Other missionaries achcdul- ed to speak are Rev. Datson day, Feb. 9. The group will be studying "Son of Israel” Milts, Argentina; Mrs. J.M. meet at the church at 12:30 the story of a young Jewish Palmer, Ohio; Mrs. Roe R. p. m. and will meet Rev. L. immigrant, are planning a Beard, Muskojdd, Okla.; le v . B. McRae, associationat mis­ visit to a Jewish Synagogue. Wilbur Painter will II. M. Licchty, Los Angeles. sionary for the Wckiwa As­ Mrs. Calif; Dr. H. P. McCormick, sociation, in Apopka. teach tiro course assisted by The Intermediates, who wilt Mrs. Ted Kerns. Hawaii; and Rev. Enrique Pina, Havana, Cuba. Monday through Friday evenings from 7 p. m. until 7:40 p. m., Departmental Mis­ sion Study will he held in Conjunction with the program for all ages. Some of the groups will be making inter­ esting field trips related to their study courses. The Young People from 17 to 25 years of age will he studying "Th e Vacant Heart­ ed ", a book on the ministry of home missions to the desf, migrants and other groups. T o find out first hand about the problems of mi­ grant workers, their teachers, Mrs. Herbert Luke and Mrs. Clco Jacobs, have plan­ By Jane Casselberry ned to take the group on a W hatever the fix-up ta-L Rev. Dolmas Copeland of tour of tho Negro Migrant around your home . . the Casselberry Community iou can be sure of find­ Camp at Apopka on SaturMethodist Church will be ing all the materials you preaching at a revival at St. nred here for a fine Job. Shop us today for the Marks Methodist Church in best in I'lialily lumber Melbourne on Monday through and building materials, Friday evenings of next week. at the lowest prices in The Fellowship Supper will townIncluded in business at be held Wednesday at 8:30 Monduy'a 8 p.m. meeting of p. m. in Weaver Hall a* us­ Call “ The I.umber Number" the Oviedo Tcwm Council will ual. It will be followed by ho a progress report on In­ (he showing of a film, “ Men stallation o f the new fire on the Doorstep", dealing for SUDDEN SERVICE with the problems of displac­ tower and siren and on cleaned persons in Korea and ing up the town dump. The council agreed last Japan who arc refugee* from month to confer with county Communist countries. Rev. Copeland will be officials to see if the present leaching a class on "M y dump either could be included . Bible" at the Senior High Re In the land fill program or I Lum ber H ardw are Co. treat being held this weekend the location moved to an 223 W. 3rd SI. Snnford, Fla. at the Methodist Youth Camp abandoned clay pit near the town. | near Leesburg. jMAkEYOURHDM Rev. Copeland To Visit Church In Melbourne Oviedo Council To Meet Monday Village Civic Assn. To Meet The February meeting o f the North Orlando Civic Assn, will be held at 8 p.m. Monday In the Village Hull at which time F. Stewart Hrlmy, presldent, announced that he would name a committee to plan en­ tertainment progrnma on a community wide basis. Also on the agenda will he a report from A rt Rhodes amt Rob Dean who were appointed last month to audit the asso­ ciation'* books. FA 2-5581 HILL & Garden Club Project Urged By Mona Grins lead The North Orlando Garden Club has announced that reeldrnta of the village can be­ gin woik on their landscap­ ing Ideas for the apring if they wish to participate In the club’s second annual beautifi­ cation project Last year the club sponsor­ ed April at Beautification Month with judging o f lawns and prises awarded the firat o f May. This year Judging will not be done until the firat of June, however club member* urge all residents to start work now to help beautify the community. Bowie Opener ROW1E, Md. ( U P I ) - A field of six, headed by Hilltop Sta Lie's Bonny Johnny, was ex pected to atari Friday In the $10,000 added Palm er Heagerty Stakes, opening day feature at Bowie. A G A IN -JU S T LIKE LAST YEAR-COLD WEATHER UP NORTH ALLOWS EXTRA SHIPMENTS OF BRAND-NEW FORDS DOWN HERE-ALL PRICED TO MOVEI EXTRA SAVINGS FOR YOU! IMMEDIATE DELIVERIES. EQUIPPED JUST AS YOU LIKEI HURRY IN-YOU W ONT GET STUCK! GET THE POINT? AS LOW AS ^ 4 6 ^ per month after down payment. Teak is a native to mou Ulnoua parts o f Malabar a other pArta of southeastc Asia. REMODELING ’63 F a l c o n 2-Door Scdnn. Whitewall tire* arc optional at extra cost. AS LOW AS $5055 per month after down payment. '03 Fairlane 2 - Door Sedan. Whitewall tire* are optional at extra cont. RESIDENTIAL AS I>OW AS C O M M E R C IA L per month after down payment. *63 Ford Galaxie Coun­ try Sedun. Whitewall tire* are optionul at extra coat. N O JOB TO O LARGE OR TO O SM A LL LET US G IV E Y O U A N tjtojLt' ESTIM ATE BE S M A R T...B U Y SM ART! Shoswialvih 211 W. 25th STREET C O N S T R U C T IO N COM PANY PHONE FA 2-3103 P.S. YOUR PRESENT CAR DOES NOT HAVE TO BE PAID FORI STRICKLAND SOS L lit BL MORRISON, Inc. Sanford. Florida t �A Better World Nearly half the world’s three bil­ lion people do not get enough to eat. From 300 to BOO million actually Buffer from hunger. This country and many others are trying to do something about It on a major scale. That explains more than $11 bil­ lion o f U.S. Food for Peace ship­ ments to more thnn 100 countries in the 1955-432 period. It also explains the new World Food Program and the Freedom from Hunger compalgn. The form er Is sponsored by the United Nations and tho affiliated Food and Agricultural Organization. FA O launched the Inttcr campnign. Our government actively sup­ ports all these efforts. To draw fur­ ther attention to them, we intend to make the most o f Freedom from Hun­ ger Week this March and to partici­ pate In the World Food Congress scheduled in June. Perhaps the most interesting Idea to emerge from this broadened at­ tempt to feet! the hungry Is the no­ tion that food should not simply bo doled out as relief. Charles Weltz, F A I co-ordinator o f the Freedom from Hunger cam­ paign, says “ the increasing emphasis on tho use o f food for economic de­ Peter Edson BULL IN THE C H IN A SHOP 1 T i u / M i.i7^ impo ,/\ °o velopment projects adds to efforts which are being made to help people help themselves.” What does this mean? It means that food shipments to needy nations are more and more of­ ten being distributed in the form o f wages to persons who are engaged In development projects. Food Is, in effect, being used as currency to lu­ bricate the economic machinery in many undeveloped countries. I f this idea can be upplled in a big way, it might be almost ns important as the food Itself. For long exper­ ience has shown that, while people will take what is given them when they need it, they generally feel bet­ ter toward themselves and their benefactors if they can somehow earn the assistance. The whole "feed the hungry" en­ terprise is obviously a wonderful tri­ bute to tho spirit o f helpfulness in men o f good will in many lands — but most particularly in our own. Agricultural Secretory Freeman manages, however, to make the goul o f abolishing hunger seem a lot clos­ er thun it is. His praise for the e f­ fort would perhaps register more solidly if it were tempered with more vocal recognition o f tho immensity o f the task. „ • - On Federal Doles Whenever tho governors o f tho BO states get together, they usually talk about ways o f "recapturing” some o f the tax revenues that find their way into federal coffers. But they seldom come up with anything but talk. The subject may or may not be on the official agenda when the gov­ ernors convene this summer In M i­ ami Beach. No one doubts, however, that it will be discussed ngaln. Y e t there may bo something cur­ iously unrealistic ubout this recur­ ring talk. To recapture tax revenues can only mean to allow the states and lo­ cal communities to tap them. But would state legislatures and city councils generally vote the kind o f tax boosts necessary? For a fedcrulatate revenue shift to have any sig­ nificance, it would havu to be sizable. In the lost decade, state and lo­ cal government ex|>enditurcs have doubled. Virtually everywhere, this has been possible only through sharp increases In state and local taxes. This latter necessity has become one o f the most crucial facts o f poli­ tical life at the state - local level. Since the mid - 1950s mnny gover­ nors identified with tax hikes have been turned out. I t happened to some in 1DG2. Governors, mayors, state legisla­ tors are easy at hand, ensy to penal­ ize. Woidd they not be reluctant, in the light o f recent election history, to press for whopping new tax meas­ ures? In tho fiscal year starting next July, it is anticipated that states end communities will get an estima­ ted $10.4 billion from the federal government. That includes $3.8 bil­ lion from the Highway and Unem­ ployment trust funds. Ten years ugo tho overall total was $2.7 billion — federal assistance having quadrupled while state - city outlays were doubling. More than GO percent o f today’s vastly larger sums goes for highway constniction nnd public assistance (welfare) grants. Highway grunts huve shot up sixfold in a decade. Nothing in the experience o f the last 80 years suggests that the states and cities are prepared to as­ sume these mountainous and still ris­ ing burden — for all the talk o f re­ capturing revenue. In sly recognition o f the histori­ cal facts, President Kennedy has publicly noted that the estimated federal aid to states nnd cities for fis­ cal 1904 just about matches the pro­ jected cash budget deficit o f $10.8 b i.iV . The President knows that the pressures on Congress will permit the lawmakers to nlash the state aid figure very littlo if ut all. Perhaps tho governors never get beyond talk because they know they can't. Election results indicate they have enough trouble just selling tho tax increases needed to cope with the functions they have — nnd tho new ones that keep popping up. Fhil Newsom Soys . . . Like A Dash Of Cold Water President C h a r l e s De Gaulle's virtual rejection o f llrltaln ns s member o f the European Common Market hit Ilrltsin like s dash o f cold w a­ ter and aroused resentment among French partners In the Kuropesn community. Tho result might easily he a crisis not only for Hritsln hut for the Kuropsan community ns well. I.tirtf Hath, I’ tlvy Real Britain's chief Edward repre­ sentative In the market nego­ tiations at Ilrussels, responded with what has rome to be re­ garded ■■ typical British bull­ OUR B O A R D IN G e a ah— OMP-FAfr— J •RUTtNaaMVPET/ eoAD,'darira lookvw « o r a d ian t / — BY 30VE-. IF YOU c o m a 0 M WXJft3£LF THRU THB FflOriDG OF THIS FERfJ. x G e t v o u —- v a n it y A tfuLARNey R o s e / — PteASB- d o n ’ t m o v e — HOLD -THAT PIOUAMT TILT OF YOU ft h e a u ' ^ ah. ^ dog tenacity. His a c t i o n s DOUSE clearly Indicated that, fa r from $ 0 ITttYO U ,»M 7 L W ltt,3 U C T H A N b mb o vba *q a s o , FOR PATCHING THA PtABTER AND PAINTING — - O R TH AT FERN WILL GROW UP AMD HIDB YOUR NAME , ON TH B , r«iR A N \ T B / accepting defeat, Britain now will redoubla Its effort*. In Rome, Budget Minister Ugo I.a Malta responded ac­ idly that lie Gaulle "cannot treat Italy and other common market countries Ilka a col­ ony." Netherlands officials at Gy Hague attacked De Gaulle's vlsw as outmodad nationalism. Belgium, the Natherlanda and Italy all have suggested that I f French etubbomneaa bare Britain from the Euro­ pean community, then they al­ so might ba forced to reassess Uieir position. lit llrltaln a n d a m o n g France's aroused partners was a feeling that De Gaulle, by hie unyielding stuntl on terms o f British entry, deliberately was setting a trap, that hs hoped thereby to goad Britain Pago 4 Sanford, Florida, Fr., February 1, 1963 Into breaking o ff negotiations, Thera were bitter reference* to 1058, the year tha common market came Into being, when Britain did slam tha door on free trade talks bacaui# o f tVAI.Ti:M A. U IK L O H , KUITUH A A lt H N M IIIK H terms largely dictated by MUM V illi N. UUISSSUI.U I.ANUS' StSNSHRb France. Ailt•‘Mining Director U in u in r tuiiur J A M i: I.. B IIO H N IH C U j t i u i sv»a.i.« The question now is how far llu .ln r.* Manager C o u n t ? I M I to r the European partners can n lllK l.C S JIISIIS CKCKI.IA I ’ AUNCH riaM K U d UmiMurr H o e ls tr K d lt o r push De Gaulle— who never S N A S K VOl-TOMAM d o t M ia n ia n o n u w has changed hie mind easily— Oliculallon Mauagar f e a t u r e K U ltu r FMKU SSUl.I.e away from his concept o f a Msvliaulcal MupL tightly knit Europe toward tha ■ L S K M i m u S MATHS Idea o f a community open to N r N ell Haws U e llie r r compromise, largo enough to All Ulhrr Sranla-ls ftta a lr lll.SU I Ysar l i s t I Star tic VS#*k admit Britain and with aver M l • Mouths A.SO S Xlonlha cloaer tics to tha Atlantic com­ l.o# I Mouths M S * Mouths i.se t Mouth I.SS I Month munity, including the United U l* Postal Itseutattons provide that all msll uubscrlptlons bs States. 'i nu U e d ig n s . m Dr. Crane's Worry Clinic Tina Is actually a beauty qurrn but she Is now miser­ able because she Is a onedale coed. Y et all you girls can easily win popularity and boy friends if you will simply memorise the sim­ ple axiom el male psychelogy Indicated below—and then apply It. For It Isn’t sheer beauty but psycholo­ gical skill that trios boy friends. CASE 0-447: Tina L., aged I I , U In attractive college coed. "But, Dr. Crane," ehe pro­ tested miserably, " I don’t seem to ba popular with boys. "Oh, 1 can get a first date rather easily because I am not bad looking. In fact, I have won the runner-up posi­ tion in a beauty contest lor our freshmsn cla n . "But boys don't ask me for second dates. I guess I must be a one-date girl. "So whal could be the mat­ ter with m e?" Girls, It isn't shrer beauty that wins hoy friends, A classy chassis end a nest pslnt Job may attract the eyes o l admiring males. But unless you have Inner charm, you will not hold that attention very long, as Tina's esse so clearly Indicates. In fact, you need not lie a hcauly contest entrant to win vast popularity If you know the msin secret of male psychology. Every man Is absorbed In a grand love affair that starts at birth and the subject of hla greatest love is S-E-L-F. So all you girls need do Is make the boy prouder of himself, and he will feel so elated that soon some of his admiration will spill over and paint you in more attractive colors. Bcmrmbcr, every person (boy and girl) U born with this famous tattoo Indelibly Inscribed across the chest: "1 want to feel Important." Tina's problem was not ha­ litosis or "B .O ." or dandruff and similar flaws In personal hygiene or social etiquette. She simply had the wrong perspective. She tried to allow off Tina when on a date and not llie boy friend. There's a whale of a differ­ ence In the aortal popularity that results. For when Tina tried to boost the stock of Tina, site didn't win any rooters except bersclf. But if she were to bolster the pride and Inflate the ego of her boy friends, then she'd immediately win their grati­ tude. Whenever you girls make e boy (eel more important, he then feels happy and assur­ ed. So he soon wants to have e accood date. For hla usual companions don't make that boy so proud end happy. No, indeed. Ills parents ere more likely to nag and scold him. Even his teachers constant­ ly check o ff hla errors la math or spelling, etc., thus deflating his ego. So 11 you girls begin to talk and even his engagement ring about hla positive virtues and if you Just learn thli basic praise his merita, you will axiom o f maiculine psycholo. gy, namely, make him feel Immediately stand out in hla more important white with mind. you than he feels when ew ey And soon after hi* first from you. date with you, when hla ego That means, of course, that la deflated by rough treat­ you must keep the focus on ment by parents or friends him instead o f you. or even hie boss, be will T ry to bo deft and tactful, crave another dose of ego- but roost boys will take even inflation. bald compliments at almost So where will be be most face value. likely to lookT So seed for the "Com pli­ To you, ol course, so he'll ment Club Booklet," enclosing get on the phone and ask for 30c and a stamped return en­ another date. velope for Its offers you the Girls, It la very simple to live laws (or paying compli­ win • boy friend's devotion ments. Letters To The Editor Ed. Nets: The follow lag I* a tribute to Robert Frost, Frost, written by Mrs, Clatr Cameron Haases, member of a pioneer Hanford family, who waa sees a Herald re­ porter, and wrote feature stories berk In the 1tie's. Mrs. Ilansoa, who was sue of the Camerons for whom the eld community of Cam­ eron cUy was named has presented the following of­ fering; Your sensitive spirit strode out of sight Hid In the hush of the hel­ lowing night. It is fitting and proper that you, who loved enow, Selected this winter of win­ ter* to go. When woodlands aro silvered and tinseled with frost Your writings will glow! You will never be lost! Your sojourn has left us much richer by far. God B leu you and keep you, wherever you ere. Clair Ctmeron Hanson Dear Mr. Veribel: The account o f M r O. P. Herndon's death, together with the excellent editorial carried In the Herald have served to remind me of my first acquaintance with this fine man. Many years ago, I came to Sanford aa a printer on the Sanford Herald, In Its form ­ er location on Magnolia A ve­ nue. At the time, Mr. Hern­ don was operating two movie houses here, the Star, now known at The Rlts, and The Princess, Juit across West First Street from the Smoke­ house. During my first week here, Mr. Herndon came to the G raU fallr Accepted SEM INO LB - PeB A R Y COUNCIL p. a box io$ SANFORD, FLA. Herald with a p a n for their new printer, a pais good for both theaters, every night from then on, with no strings attached. At that time, this waa usual proceeduro— to give complimentary passei to printers and other members of the press. Incidentally, In due time, I became the foreman o l the Herald, a position I held dur­ ing the boom, when we often printed aa many as M pages dally. At that time, the paper w a i published six days per week, while the majority stockholder and editor was Robert J. Holly, Sr., who was the most widely quoted editor In all Florida. Very truly youra, O. D. Farrell Political Notebook full employment Iwfore 1967. hill I* essential. The President with unemployment down to 4 stand* for a progrnm that will move the country ahead, and per cent o f the labor force, Democratic leaders admit we must support him." That seems to be the Demo­ that If unemployment is still over 6 per cent in 1964 it will cratic theme song for 1964. not Ire a help to the Presi­ dent's campaign for re-elec­ tion. Cynics in Washington al­ •W e have no acknowledged ready have observed that if candidate fo r the top office." the U. S. economy really de­ said White House political ad­ velops along this line, it might viser I*. Kenneth O'Donnell in make Kennedy n good candi­ lly United Pre*» International opening up four days o f medl- date fo r the presidency In Sixteen persons died Wed­ clne-maklng with the party 1968 but not 1964. nesday in n series o f piano And Dillion, who with his crashes from New Mexico's chiefs. wife gave a total o f $36,666 wild, snow-swept Sangre do They all laughed politely. Hut Minnesota Sen. Hubert to Republican political organ­ Cristo Mountains to the A t­ Humphrey, majority whip and isations In the 1966 presiden­ lantic Ocean. candidate fo r chairman of tial election campaign, has An investigaticn continued the Senate Campaign Commit­ been cast facetiously in the ( into Tuesday'* Continental tee fo r the next two yea re, role o f a GOP fifth columnist ! Airlines crash at Kansas City trying to sabotage the Demo­ 1which killed eight person*. came right out with it: cratic administration. Fourteen N avy crewmen “ The spotlight fo r 1964 is But all the speeches thrown I died when their unti-suhmaon the President of the United at the Democratic stats lead­ ! rlne patrol plane plunged States. Go back home and tell ers in their Washington meet­ I through light rain into the Atyour V>4 candidates for Con­ ing made the No. 1 issue for ] |luntlc .100 miles o ff Maryland, gress they are the luckiest in 1964 Kennedy the man and the t Wreckage and bodies from the world," Humphiey advised leader. , the state Democratic leaders. 1the Klectra turbo-prop were "F o r the next two years we "They will be standing should­ slghted by a search plane. must support the Piesldcnt," er to shoulder with the Presi­ A search o f northern New said Theodore C. Sorensen, his dent o f the United Slates. Mexico's rugged mountain* No. 1 aide and chief counsel in That would make coattail | the White House. "H e'll stir ' lun,wl Up, ‘ he. 0,„ twa riding the major issue for crewmen killed when n Straup controversy," Sorensen ad­ them. tegic A ir Command B52 mitted. " l i e ’ll be criticized. He "Th e President has present bomber crashed and burned. is eaa; to criticize on issues rd a program to bring pros­ Four crewmen parachuted to like Latin America, Berlin, perity bark to the United safety and were rescued from nuclear weapons testing, sell­ States," Humphrey continued. the snowy wilderness. ing farm product* abroad, ed­ "H o tells us there's going to ucation, for moving too fast or !>e deficit financing. He has too slow on transportation, taken the calculated risk o f conservation or tax reform. deficit financing to put the "Everyone pays tuxes and country on the road to recov­ has his own Ideas on what to ! ery." do. But th* President's tax I f that Is Indeed the Demo­ Hrund New Tire cratic policy line fo r the 1964 670 x 15 APOf,I/O AWARDS campaign— the glorification of 10.15 plus (ax The Apollos are similar to deficit financing— it Is prob­ No Exchange ably the best news the GOP the Oicari, Emmyt and Tonya CAVANAUGH and are presented to the top has had slnca I960. T IR E SERVICE Ever (Inca Treasury Secra­ performers In the music and 1401 H. French Avo. tary C. Douglas Dillon's news recording field. First Apollo F A 2-2263 messags, political observers preientations were in 1966. briefing on the 1964 budget here have been wondering Just what tha Democratic record will look like then, even if tht President gets everything he asks. By Dillon's projections, the 1964 debt will he over |316 billion and atill rising. I t will continue to rise through 1966, which would still make it an issua fo r the mid-term con­ gressional elections o f that ysar. Th* promised $10 billion tax cut. spread over the next three years, would not be fully effective before 1967. Tho prosperity and e c o n o m i c growth the tax cut le suppos­ ed to generate— with tax re­ ceipts higher than government expenditures and the budget balanced— won't be fully e f­ fective before 1967. Dillon went even further In predicting that It might not ^ ou hit a profits Ido bull's-eye every lime, he possible to get relatively when you save here by the 10th o f thn month. For all u vings rrceivril by the 10th TYPE W R ITE R S earn our generous dividend* from the 1st ADDING MACHINES o f the month. W A S H IN G TO N — (N E A ) — A preview of 1964 presidential election campaign strategy was given to about 160 Demoe r a t i c National Committee members and state chairmen at their Washington clambake to celebrate the second anni­ versary o f the Kennedy In­ augural. Plane Crashes Claim 16 Lives BITTER YOUR SAVINGS SCORE EARN FROM THE 1ST New and Used Manual 4k Electric Standard 4k Portable So aim for bigger profits . . . currently ------- % per annum . . . by aavlng with in lo d iy ! HALES 4k R E N T A LS HAYNES O FFICE M AC H IN E CO. I l l Magnolia. Sanford Always Opea THE ENDURING BEAUTY OF BRICK Built On Your Own Lot OR BU ILD ON fo r as low as OUR >9000 LOT j. | k * COLONIALS S a il RANCH S P L IT I.EYE1.S 2 STORY 80 MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM Kingsberry’* homes material* selected are of from (op eolld, lifetime national conal ruction. Building manufacturer* only— compare. Ralph JarvisBuilder 1719 S. SANFORD Monna PH ONE Jarvis, ■how you 322-1810 representative, will be happy to call and these plans E in your own home. ^ y _ �3hr Lake Monroe Jottings Mrs. II. L. Johnson ! A. 11. Almond motored to Ilcllo. Well I wonder whst the Jacksonville last week and groundhog will do when he brought back a brand new Nash Rambler. When she re­ comes out of his hole Satur­ turned home here was her day morning? Of course wc son Billy and his family here hope he doesn’t sec his sha­ from Lee. Fla. • • • That dow don't wc? I think wc was a nice shower that Juan­ hare had our share of cold ita Rent and Mary Oglesby weather this year. U 'f * keep gave for Martha Ann Barrow, our fingers crossed. Tlie rain tlie other night at Juanita's was a big help wasn't it? home. Martha is an engaged * * * My we have some birth­ young lady. She received days this week. First I want some nice gilts. • • • It. C. to wish several a delayed Swope was re-installed as an Happy Birthday. Claude Hit- Klder in the L'psala Presby­ toll and Claude Hawkins who terian Church last Sunday, both reached Jack Benny’ s during the morning service. age last week. Happy Birth­ • • • Real glad to hear that day bojs. * * • And for a Sara and Ben Hodge are in very young one. a very Hap­ tlieir new home at last. As py Birthday to Mrs. F.mma you know they lost their home Vlhlcn, who was 85 years several months ago by lire. young yesterday. ♦ • • And As they were out of town at to lieiu Hawkins who also Has time they did not get to hud a birthday yesterday. -ave anything. So 1 know Happy Birthday Itena. 1 think that they arc very glad to Claude and Sidney took her i Ik* able to settle down again. out to dinner. • • • Don't They had a house rebuilt on forget the Fair that will open ; the same property. So you Monday. Co out and enter all go to see them. Sara will those pretty jars of canned |be glad to see you. * • • At fruits and vegetaIdes or hand­ the Monroe 1’ TO meeting the work or any handmade arti­ ! other day, it was decided to cles of any kind. And if you 1have an evening’ s entertaindon't do that, go see the fair I ment at tlie school. So this anyway. • • • So very sorry ! Friday evening (tomorrow) to hour that Ilea Corbett 1* tlie second grade class will ill. Bea and Jim are former present the play Snowwhite Monroe residents and now I and Ute Seven Dwarfs. They reside in I’ unta Cord a. Bea have been practicing hard is in the MacDili AFU hospi­ with their teacher Miss Mablc tal in Tampa. Wc wish lasr Chapman and they are now a speedy recovery. • • • Mrs. ready to perform. So be sure TA111.10 S rilT IN C was thu demonstration chosen l>v Lontrwood -l-II Club members Helen Zwolinaki and Hetty Coney, left to riyrht, to present at a local dub meeting in preparation for County Demonstration Day on April ti. (Herald l ’ hoto) Lobby News Stand Here For 30 Years Closes Lobby News which lias served patrons of Even though the owners are only asking $1,500 for the stand, plus the inventory, there haven’t been any lak­ er*. “ Nobody wants to Invest any money in downtown San­ ford, it seems," said Mrs. Roberts, "But it's a good little business ami we've made a good living here. It's ideal for a man and w ife." Mrs. Robert* usually comes ______________________ ________ / Don’t Move-Arid A Room Village Firemen To Reorganize By Mona Grin-trad A meeting to reorganize j the North Orlando Volunteer , F ile Dept, has been railed for 5 p m. Saturday at the abed on North (Jrlando Illvd. - where the fire truck la park* - * ed. All men fium Coronado . Homes. North Orlando Uomea * and tlie Kanchca have been - invited to attend anil join the •'oil-new department which - will have no ties to the v il­ lage council." A new charter for the or­ ganisation will l>e drafted at tlir Saturday meting. Those unable to attend at this time are asked to call Rob Dean, secretary-treasurer of the present volunteer group. Spacious Call us. planning. phone — living can now lie youra with no money do«n. We handle everything from construction to Our work is fully guaranteed. Stop by nr hut do It today! Call our *:«xP I ? Hopeful Signs In Strikes in populous Nassau County. I signs |The union demanded a 65ccnt hourly raise in a twotoday in the New York news-, year pact. paper and Philadelphia tran- j —Tlie Transport Workers sit strikes. No progress w a s ! Union and Brotherhood of reported in the Cleveland Railway Trainmen, a l t e r newspaper and Florida East striking for two hours, agreed to work without a contract Coast Railway walkouts. while talks with the Red A r­ New York Mayor Robert United Press International There were hopeful j F. Wagner said in a statement issues" KAII.ItOAD S IT U neatly completed into tlie limit plant from the ACL tracks on the site o f the new vegetable processinR plant. Youth Rally A Christian Youth Hally will be held at the Seminole High School Auditorium at 7:30 p.m. Saturday for yoinu? people ip grades nine through 12. Itev. Dr. Luther I). Kistlor, pastor o f St. John'* Lutheran Church in Winter Park, will la­ the speaker. Theme o f the Hally is "Our Unity in Christ." Boys To Attend RA Conclave The Royal Ambassador Roy* of the Prairie Lake Raplist Church wilt meet at the eliureh at 6:30 p m today to go to a RA Conclave at Camp Joy near Rock Springs. They will lie accompanied Ity tlK-ir leaders. Homer Se­ well III and Itoli Conrad. that row Co. In a Philadelphia suburb continue. —The t.ooo striking miners voted today on whether to re­ turn to work ut the U.S. Steel Co.'s ItolH-na complex near Carmichaels. Pa. They walk­ ed off the job Tuesday to pro­ test what they called a safe­ ty violation. short i PERMANENT LIFE INSURANCE “ several had been settled in the 56 day-old newspaper strike. But he said “ two cri­ tical issues"—understood to be the bade wage and the length of the work week—re­ mained unsolved. Pennsylvania Gov. William Seranton conducted talks in the is day old Philadelphia bus, trolley and subway-ele­ vated strike in an air of optimism. A company spokes-i man said the major issue now | was the size o( tlie financial I package. J In Cleveland, no progress I was reported between finnewspaper guild and Hie put*-1 Ushers o f the Press and Plain I Dealer, struck since Thanks­ giving. The roadblock contin- ] ued to lie union security In oilier labor develop­ ments —Tlie Transport Workers Union, rcprcM-nting 150 «lriv ers ami ill maintenance men. went on strike early today against the Bee lane Bus Co. the second largest commuter carrier in Long Island. The buses carry ih.poo daily farea — properly with coordinated Social Security and other assets is any man's most valuable property. Julian Whigham D ISTRICT DHi; \V. —Ill h S I. SANFORD, AG ENT Phone FI.A. Home and Property Improvement Dept. j Are we letting it fade away? O ik - of our fundamental freedoms. wt laudc aa rvssin ' ( tvxJo o f tlw Communist robot world. to bn often la ken fur grjntcd, is tho freedom o f Uu* individual . . . our right tu la- like evoryone i-bui (I'umpuLsory in Communist nations) o r u> strive to rise aUiv® all other*. It’s Uui magic ingredient that enable* a bellhop to In­ come a millionaire, a IxKitbbuk to become an outstanding w iontixt, a newxl»oy to become President of Uw- United States. Thin fn-edom o f individual initiative ami enterprise ban made us tiie mightiest, most proxficroux nation in tlw history ol mankind. And, through thin great freedom, Am erica's inventor-owned, taximying |sneer ixiin|sinien have made our nation tile world's most prosperous electric nation— without, governmental pressure, coercion or inlerfca-ms-. Under thin vital fn-cdom of opjiortunit y, htitu*livn blowonw and flourisliea. An an employee, a limn s salary will in; (XimmennurnU* witli hin value to the firm; an a huaiiiowunan, his firutit will di-|a-nd iqmii bin value to tiie mtmumt-r. Contrast tin- incentive* of a free economy with tim initiative-stifling "cach-according-to-his- Am i llio build-up o f Am erira'n elm trie |tower muscle continues. Florida Potter & L igh t's plant exiKinxiou prujei Is for tlx- ft-yenr |ieriod, lfMi'2JtHKI, are adding a total o f 1,875.000 kilowatt*, v irtu a lly doubling our system in an a ll-n o l cHorl to help make F lo rid a . . . and A m e ric a ... Men morr /**/«r/ul! Free Estimates Call Now 322-6446 MODERN WOODMEN OF AM ERICA HOME O FFIC E: ROCK ISLAND . IL L IN O IS Mix these thoroughly and add tears of Joy, Sorrow and Sympathy for other*. Flavor with little Gifts of Love ami Kindly Service. Fold in 4 cups of Prayer and Faith to lighten other ingredients and raise Hie texture to great height of Christian living. After pouring all this into your dally life — hake well witli the Heat of Human Kindness. And Serve with a Smile. • • ♦ Ami you will sure Ik- glad that you did this. Isn't Hus a beautiful writing? I wish i knew who tlie author was. A LTER A TIO N v* S P E C I A L I S T S * V Kri. Feb. 1, 1963— Pnjrc 5 Thoughts Stand, in alwiut 6.30 a. m. and works until noon and then Roberts lakes over for the tlie Sanford Atlantic Hank afternoon shift until 5:30 p.m, Building and the casual read­ Tlie little news stand will er for more than 30 years be greatly missed by it’s pa­ pulled down the shutters for trons, who are Used to geti ling the papers from all over the last time Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ro­ tlie country and the latest berts, who have taken turns | magazines, plus candy, cigarrunning the little stand for i rites, cigars, ice cream and tiie past nine years are hav­ other little tidbits, everyday. Anybody want to buy a ing to retire, due to Mrs. newstand? Roberts' ill health. The and go totlie school tomor­ row night and watch these kiddies. They are really cute in their costumes as 1 got to see them Tuesday. After the show there will he re­ freshments for sale in the lunchroom. • • • And also the PTO is going to put on a womcnless wedding and var­ iety show in April. Any one who has an act of some kind or you sing, dance or play an instrument, contact Mrs. Morris Melts by plume and let her know what you will or would like to do. There is plenty of good talent here in the county *o call Mrs. Melts real quick. • • • Tlie Monroe Home Demonstration Club will meet next Thurs­ day at White Hall of the Upsala Presbyterian Church. Lorcna Tim id and Mildred Standifcr will bo co-hostesscs. All those interested in HD work conic out and join us next Thursday evening. We will be very glad to have you. • • • Wish you could have seen N'eliie Ruth Boyd one day last week, (iuess what she was doing or 'hat she said SHE was doing? She called it spring clean­ ing. She was cleaning oil some shelves in Garrett's Dept. Store. • • • You ought to have seen tlie High School Rand Tuesday. They were practicing marching down through Country Club Manor. They are invited to lie in the big (iaspartlla Parade in Tampa on February Uth. They were certainly strutting their stuff and they will be doing this every day now un­ til time to go. 'Hie Band Assn, lu-ld a barlu'cuc last Saturday at tile Elks Club. And in spite of the rain there was a good turnout for it. And was the supper good. . you really got your money'* worth. So glad that it was a success. This will help fray the expenses of tlie trip to Tampa. They are going by Cire> hound Buses this time BUT lirare Edwards and I will he going with them just the same as they have asked u> to go with them a* two of their ciiafieroncs ami you can bet your bottom dol­ lar that we said yes. Have never had tlie chance before of lieing aide to go to Tampa at Gavparilla time mi (trace and 1 are looking forward to going. • • • Have had a re­ quest for the writing of Life's Recipe. So will give it this week. It goes like tills: TAKE: 1 cup of Good Thought.s 1 cup of Kind Deeds 1 cup of Coiikideralion tor others 2 cups of Sacrifice for other* 2 cups of Forgiveness 2 cup* of Well It c a t e ll ftanfnrft Srralfi FPl SMWMt tiy in iM MJtCt it I 425.0011 « pnrtf piMt it Cipi Cm m i I TnfrU tet with otlm- H o n d a (utuvr ro m fta n in , a r a rt ri/wiic/i -ig and d rra glh m in g our i nlrtrxtHs o '■ng mviaotL o f In o o m ltM o a h a r t la u M ii r idrnly af dr/wnHablr putesr l i » b lo riila 'tg n ta iltn m l rx 4 tan*»aa. Helping Build. Florida S20 M APLE Phone AVE. SANFORD F L O R ID A P O W ER & LIG H T C O M P A N Y at 6th ST. F A 2-0500 W . S c u ll n u m n 207 Mur . Ave. �s n u U iM P rm btanutlMrtl Cincinnati boaita two for* mldabla weapons In its bid fo r an nnpm cdcnted third straight NCAA championship —not only does It have the best college basketball team In the nation but today It also must own the luckiest. The Bearcats took a 31fa m e winning streak Into Thursday night's game against Drake, and It should have been little more than a workout for. the country's top-ranked squad on its home court. Instead, unheralded Drake fought fiercely for every point and dragged Clnelnnatl Into an overtime period before falling to the Bearcats' superior might by •5-60. The consequences probsbly would have been more ser­ ious for the below-psr Cin­ cinnati team If It bad been up against one o f the more powerful foes on Its tough schedule. Loyola o f Chicago, ranked No. g, kept pace with the Beareats and maintained Its Opal Mac, who has been a qulnlela factor la starts, fou r three times twice with wine, may rata as tha favorite tonight In tha featured tenth race o f an 11-race program at tha Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club. Opal la owned by T . J. Danlal, whoa* greyhounds have bean galloping o f f with moat o f tho victory honors In tha currant c a m p a i g n . Through Wednesday night apoods tars owned by Danlal had accounted fo r 88 firsts, five more than any other kennal. N ext high acorn 1a Fred Whitehead whose speedsters have romped home firs t 81 tlmas. Tha Whitehead racing ou tfit la represented In to­ night's main event by Rock Tray, who has had six starts and posted a first, a second and a third. Other entrlea In thla all■tar tenth event are Texas Lace, J e ff M fC Excelling, Trusted, L o y a l Luka and Rocker’s Circus. Excalling had the top win acorn o f 18 hare last aeaaon and triumphed In the Racing Queen Stakes lest Ftbruary. She g o t a late start thla ysar and has only taken two tours o f tha oval. Legal Notice is a s t son ra hopes fo r an unbeaten aeeson by routing Washington Uni­ versity o f St. Louis, 118-58, for Its 19th straight win. In key conference games Thursday nght, Kentucky overcame Georgia, 7447, and Wake Forest took sole poss­ ession o f first place In the Atlantic Coast Conference by beating South Carolina, 34-43. George Wilson was the in­ dividual hero for Cincinnati, registering five o f his team’s seven points in overtime. Tom Thaeke*-, who led the Bear­ cats’ comeback In the final minutes o f the second half, lost his chance of glory as he blew a free throw attempt with six seconds remaining. Drake, which went into the contest with a medieore 7-8 record, led 36-53 with 3:13 to Ing spurt late In the half to assume a 81-77 Intermission bulge. record the biggest upset of go, but missed its chance to Leslie Hunter o f the Ram ­ blers led all scorers with 22 and Jerry Harkness got 18. produce a 58-36 tie. It marked the ninth time that Thacker then grabbed a Loyola hss gone over the Drake rebound and helped 100-polnt mark this season. Cincinnati freete the ball for Kentucky had a tough a minute and one-half, but he struggle before finally submissed the foul shot that dulng Georgia with a hot would have ended Uio game streak In the final five min­ in regulation time. utes. The win kept alive the Wilson scored 20 points and Wildcats' hopes for another Thacker added 18 for the Southeastern Conference title Bearcats. who are now 16-0 and was paced by the efforts for the season and 5-0 In the of Don Rolfes and Scotty Missouri Valley Conference. Baesler, who scored 15 points Loyola itarted slowly each. against Washington, training Wake Forest used Its height 14-7 in the opening minutes, advantage to good effect In but erupted for a 31-5 scorovercoming South Carolina's slowdown tactics and in­ crease its Atlantic Coast re ­ cord to 84, a half-game bet­ ter than third-ranked Duke. Dave Wledeman paced the Deacons with 14 points. Niagara kept In step with Cncinnatl and Loyola as the only m ajor unbeaten* by top­ pling Georgetown o f Washing­ ton, D.C., 89-75, and scores of Sanford takes on a strong Apopka team tonight other top games included: at BUI Fleming Gym. reiui Stale 75 Carnegie Tech The locals, 8-7, will be meeting the big power 64, Bowling Green 63, St. in the Orange Bell Conference who have compiled un John's 55, Providence 84, Day. impressive 17-2 record. ton 72, St. Louis 73, Mar­ Expected to start for the locals will Ire Mike quette 62 and Tulsa C8, A r­ ■■■........ —---- -— — Woodruff, Butch Riser, Barry kansas 66. Bark*, David MacGillls and Don McMurray. In other county cage action, Begins W orkouts Lyman with a 4-11 record P A R IS (U P D — Great Lulltakes on Ocoee, 10-3 and Ovie­ water, an American trotter, do, 9-3 plays Howry, 1-9. begins heavy wurkouta today Donnie Smith la Lyman’s for Sunday's G r a n d P r l x Astlga aud Lorenxo, playlog with deadly accuracy, big scorer while Oviedo has d’Ameriqu# International trot­ a string o f players averaging ting race at Vlncannsa race­ took the featured doubles near 10 points per game In­ track. Great Lullwater will be match Thursday night before cluding Jim DeShuso, Jim driven by Roger Vercruyase in a wildly cheering crowd at Courier and Mickey Teslnsky. the French elaasle. the Orlando Seminole Fronton la Fern Park. The winning duo fought o ff a determined bid by Gaitl and Ecbanls who played with ell the fire they could muiter, Spoiler ($34.20) In the sixth but It wasn't enough to defeat To M arry and Hperbom*. ($46.00) In the P A L M SPRINGS, C a l i f . the two boys. ninth. ( U P l ) — G olf professional Bob The game started o ff with Badiola and Manuel taking Rosburg will m a r r y N e w two points at the outsat, and Yorker Virginia Currier on Tackle Signs CHICAGO (U P D — Tackle then they met post four, the Saturday and than leave two eventual winners who tallied days later to compete In a golf Steve Barnett o f the Univer­ sity o f Oregon, the No. 2 draft tour straight before relin­ tournament In Manila. choice o f tho Chicago Bears, quishing the e a r n to Arratibcl Thursday algnad a contract and Eiorrl la post sigh t ls Ready with the Bears fo r tha 1963 Thera ware brief flashes by C O PE N H AG E N (U P l ) — Jacln and Karra and Onate Co-manager Howaid Albert National Football League sea­ and M arts, but then in the reported today that world third round It waa G aitl and welterweight champion Emits Ecbanls that found the G riffith o f New York is "100 range and bombardsd tha op­ per cent fit and raring to go” ARCADIA, Calif. ( U P l) — position for five straight fo r his figh t on Sunday with Jockey Manuel Ycata wr.s hit points before they faltered to Denmark's Chris Christs naan. with bln second flve-day sus­ the winners, who then went pension at the current Santa on to add three to their first AnJta meeting Tuesday when H as N e w C areer round of four and take the GREEN B A Y , Wia. ( U P l ) he was diiqualificd until Feb. contest. Tha Perfects paid a — Gary Knafelc, an offensive 7 for an infraction last Satur­ neat $114.00 end with the world ehamplon day. Gastl and Ecbanls wars sec­ Green Bay Packsrs, said today ond and BadioU and Manuel that ha doea not intend to quit Relay Races took chow money. football although he haa sign­ LOS ANGELES (U P D ed a movie and television con­ Meet director Glenn Davla tract with Warner Bros. b u announced there will be eight relay races la tha Loe SOTtCB O F BALM Nolle* Is horeby given that Angelas Indoor Games Feb. pursuant to tho Final Dseroe Lfeads W inners I . Featured will be the Ari­ of Foreclosure and Hals enter, DUNEDIN, Fla. (U P l) •d In tho esuso pending In Gary Player o f South Africa sons Stale University tesm the Clrrult Court in and for that set a national mile rec­ H.mlnnl* Countr, Florida In continued to lead all profes­ Chsncorr. Cooo Docket No. sional golfers In earnings for ord last year. the cempagn as Thacker put in five straight points tb Legal Notice D e fe n dan ts. NOTICE o r SUIT T flH STATS) OF FLO RID A TO I IVlillsm C. Dred«n, roddsnes unknown. Tou sr* hereby notified that a suit hss b*en filed against you. Margaret C. Braden and United States o f America In Ih t shoes entitled cans*, and that yon srs required to file your answer w ith the Clerk o f thlo Court end (o servo a copy thereof upon the plain­ t if f or p la in tiffs attorneys, who** nsmo and address Is Jtnnlnas. W atts, Clsrks sad Hamilton, I I I Bornslt Notionsi Bank Building. Jsckse*villa t. Florida, not later then February I I, I t l L I f you fall to do to s decree pro coa(•too w ill bo tittered against you far (he relief dsmanded In Ihs complaint. This suit It to foreclose a m ortgas*. n>< real property prouoodod a g tln tt lot Lot I I. SOUTH FIN E CURST. Third Addition, a subdivision, according to a plot thereof recorded In P lot Book It, pages *1 and I I af the Publlo R e ­ cord* o f Binilnolo Coun­ ty. FlorlSs. W ITNESS my bond and Ihs s*sl o f said Court at Sanford. Florida, Ibis l lr d day o f January, 1143. (S E A L ) Arthur H. Bockwlth, Jr.. C lerk o f tha Circuit Court Uyi Martha T. Vlhlea * Deputy Clerk ■orlat No. E T .S t llll. One OE Built-In Ranee (E lec.). Modal No. J . l i * . T . Bartel No. Y T .S tlS U , One Duo - Thorm H osier (o il). Modal No. SIS.*, (ferial No. IS .1 l.lt *1.*** ltTU, One Victor Climax K ltch. • n Kxliouel Fon. 10"— No Model nr Harlot Number*. T*n Venetian llllnde |Me1*1). manufactured by tin* berte Aw n ing and Venetian lillnd Compenr. Orlando, Florida— No Model or Dor111 Numboro, Lot IS, Block n Hunland Deleter, a euhdtvlelon. ac­ cording to a plot there­ of, recorded In P lat Book I I. pegoo Id lo IS o f the Publlo' nocorde o f geniinolo County, Florida. Bub. loci to an easement (o r Public U lllltloe along tbs W esterly (Ive (ool e t said Lot IS. T o io th e r with all natures attached to or used In connection with said p re­ mises, Including Ih t above, at publlo solo to the highest end boot bidder (o r cash be­ tween the hours o f sloven o'clock In tbo forenoon and two o'clock In tho afternoon on the 1Stb d ty o f February. ISIS at tb* Front Door o f the Seminal* County Oourl House In Hanford, F lorid* (HEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. PARIS (U P D — T o d d y Wright, seventh-ranking jun­ ior middleweight contender, was held to e 10-round draw by Italian Fablo Bettinl Mon­ day night at tho Palais des Sports. Wright weighed 160 pounds and Dcttlnl 156. cation student, won tha spe­ cial slalom event Thursday in tha fifth International Wom­ en’s Grand Prlx ski m eet Linda Crutchfield o f Canada waa 22nd. Operation HOUSTON (U i’ D— Former Green Bay Packer coach Lisle NEW ORLEANS, Ls. (UPD Blackbourn was reported In — Jockey Ron Campbell rode satisfactory condition today three winners at Fair Grounds following a blood vessel oper­ Monday scoring aboard Steer­ ation In Houston Methodist ing ($7.00) in the second, Tb* Hospital. Rides 3 P A L M SPRINGS, C a l i f . (U P 1 )— Jack Nicklaus. ailing National Open champion, is in the perfect position to win his first g o lf tournament o f the young 1963 campaign. A * N O Lt>pA L M £ R G o r O FG 7i? T££ V & 9T£& r a? \ A /s c a # £ £ r a y SCOHM O MS M & Sr iO S A//3£L£S 0/>SAi tY//f OM M S 8 r * T8K Ha not only leade the Palm Springe g o lf clmeslc going Into the third round today, but he'e sick. And sicknsss means suc­ cess In golf. The worse Byron Nelion, Ben Hogan and othsrs fait, the better they played g o lf and Nicklaue eeema to fa ll Into the asm* category. He hue a 36-hole score o f 135 desplta the fact that he le suffering from bursitis in his I hip. "And If I win this tourna­ ment,’* he eaye. " I t will be ri­ diculous. I just don’t feel that good." | Burly Jack loads by one stroke after firin g a aix-underpar G6 at the Tamarisk golf course. That gave him a onestroke lead over another mem­ ber o f the "b ig five,' Gary Player, and an unheralded youngstar named Bob Shave, who have K o re a of 136. Whila other member* o f the big five fe ll elightly o ff the pace. Arnold Palmer and Gene Littler each had 143, Nicklaue created a masterpiece on the tough Tamarisk courts Thurs­ day with bis six-under-par e f­ fort. Ha waa out !n 85, but came roaring b ack 1 n 31. Ha bad seven birdie* against on* bog­ ey. He knocked In a pair o f 20* foot putta and several from 10 feet or better. Even with hie excellent shot- *//*' AA/cA PiAsceo mm\ k *i/ 9 A 2 (co *r AM I Su t a TASC/.S. r/A&K *At/iO 7X2 $ 9 , 0 0 0 f/PTSPP/ze te rr a m c*& t7?.4tg j By BUI Vincent Jr. Woll, well It looks like tho weather has fin ally taksn a change toward the better, making it real nice fishing, es­ pecially along tha upper S t Johns Blver. 1 dropped in out a t Crowes the other day and almost got trampled by tha shad fisher­ men. Thera was so many o f them, and ao much fish that I couldn’t gather my wits. Tha ■had fishermen were bringing so many ahad in that it waa hard to keep track o f what flab belonged to who. The O K. T ire Co. poured in 30 points in tha fourth quarter to defeat VAH -U, 60-36 In a basketball game that changed hands at least 12 times during the night. Sam Tucker dumped in 16 points for O. K. Tire Co. and Colaman also scored 16 for VAH-11. In the feature gam * o f tha night a fired up VA1I-3 team dumped previously unbeaten Florida State Bank 5-51. Florida State Bank jumped Into a quick 3-0 lead on a bucket by Johnson and foul ■hot by Cliff Laub, however, this was the last time during the game that Florida State waa able to grab tha lead. At halftime VAH-3 ltd by 31-28. Merle Grady led the VAH-3 attack with I I points and Johnson contributed IS for Florida State Bank. I grabbed my camera mak­ ing n dash fo r Jim Crowa'a fish display. There I found Milford H. Dlnker Sr. and Earl A . Wheeler along with Capt. Clarence Whittakers hanging up thirty nice U rge ahad which they had just brought In a fU r alx hours of good fishing In the Mullet Lake area. The catch consisted o f 12 roes and 18 bucks. f U tall yen they were really happy about their catch. Two other parties cam* In but I waa too busy to gat their pic­ tures. W ell after all that rush, I moved out o f the way to chat with Jim, and ha said the shad wars really in tha upper St. Johns River. He alee stated that i f thara's any dredging In the waterways in this region that tha ahad fisherman hem la dona for. When X pulled op in front o f tb* o ffice there seemed to be • group o f peo­ ple gathered around In • cir­ cle. There in the middle stood Nell Farmer and he was proudly holding up an eight pound bass, that ha onugh t la on* o f tha local county lakes. Mr. Farmer stated that he us­ ed an nrtlfleal fly , and by tha looks o f tho mouth on that baas ha swallowed the fly assy. had fine nines o f 32-37 for his 69 Thursday. N ext In line came Johnny Pott, Tommy Aaron and first-day co-ltsdi-r Harold Kneece, each with 137. Bruce Crompton o f Australis hsd a G8 for 138. Sam Snead was well o ff the pace with a pair o f 72s fur 144. Matinees Ladies Night Mon. A Thuns. fo r some of the other tee tour­ ist# o f the psst in this classic fo r pros 50 yesrs and older. Former PGA champions Vic Ghcxii end Jim Turnesa start­ ed with a respective 74 ami 76; long hitting Jimmy Thom­ son had a 78 and Horton Smith carried an 85. The "no show*” Included f o r m e r champiun Gens Ssrszen, Jimmy Uemsret, Dutch Harrison and Ells* worth Vines. Barnum finished In the duak of a perfect day with a 25-foot birdie putt on the 16th hole, a six-foot birdie putt on the 17th end a 10-foot blrdia putt oil the 18th. G E N U IN E FORD SPARK PLUGS G E N U IN E FORD A L U M IN U M MUFFLERS 19,9 • S I J 6 I D 1952.01 FORDS GENUINE FORD SH O C K ABSORBERS Vitt Funeral Rites Slated EACH M A T IN E E PERFORMANCES at 2 P M **h 6 GENUINE FORD O IL FILTERS 57 - 62 Ford & Falcon EAC H $ 2 40 54 • 56 FORD P P ID A Y - SATURDAY The Baaferd Orlaa4# Kesael Chab Metis** progreats sr* ksf t s g mere popster seek seesaw. The exciting rsrieg programs assplel with the warn, essay after(Use* seems Is make a perfect atateh far aa after- EACH M .0 3 GENUINE FORD 12 Volt BATTERY Fits 1950 * 01 Ford Except Falcon INSTALLED • COMFORTABLY HEATED GRANDSTAND • 7t41 P.M. NIGHTLY 36-40-70. It was a gloomy day, too, FORDS DNESDAY _ Mon. 1:15 P. M. six-foot, five-inch giant from Grand Rapids who la known as a hot first round man, stalked out today In an attempt to preserve a one-shot lesd In the PGA Seniors g o lf champion­ ship. The 51-yesr-old Barnum, who led the first round o f the reg­ ular PGA championship at Philadelphia last year with a G6 before "the roof fell in," matched that at the 7,010-yard’ par 72 Port St- Lucia Country Club Thursday with a 84-32-66 by firin g birdies on the final three holes. Conditions were perfect on a warm, sunny, wlndlees day but while Barnum finished the first round on* shot ahead o f a 67 by Merman Barron of Palm Beach and two ahead of another threesome, it was a dismal afternoon fo r defend­ ing champion Paul Runyan. "L ittle Poleon,” seeking his third straight Teachers trophy and the |19,000 first money, as well as a trip to Scotland to meet Britain’s senior cham- Sea Island Play Opens wmm LU X U R IO U S CLUBH O USE • VALET PARKING [Except laadayl _ ^liroffintoft hasn’t won a nickel this year, pion, had putting miseries PO R T 8T. LUCIE, ( U P l ) — Big John Barnum, the which started him o f with s The Poo Uses a rt still top team in tha Bill Hemphill Motorcttei Bowling League. Eve­ lyn Mills o f tha Tempest SE A I8 L A N D , G. (U P D — bowled tha high game and s e r k i for the day with 188/- The nation’s top women g o lf­ ers, lad by defending cham­ favored Mickey Turkeys were rolled by pion and Evelyn Mills, Note Ferguson W right, meet today In tha of the Skylarki and Connie opening round o f tho Sea Island Women’s In v ita tio n a lBranson of the Rivieres. Billie Chaniot picked up stop No. $ on the 1963 ladles the 8-6 split. The 5-7 was P G A tour. Miss W right, tha long-driv­ converted by Marilyn Bruba­ ker, Elaine Kostival and E ve­ ing blonds from Dallas, Tex., lyn DeMatter. Elisabeth Her- and Sen DUgo, C alif., who Ich and Laura Leahy got the has paced tha wemen's golf 3-10 and Lola Jackson made world In recent years, hoe really dominated thU tourna­ the 3-8-10. ment. She won throe In a Corsets ware said to have row from 1958 to 1980, loot been introduced in France to Louisa Suggs in 1961 and about tha Uma o f tha French came back to win again last Revolution. year. OAKLAND, Calif. (UPD— Private funeral aarvices were scheduled today fo r Oscar Vitt, tha atom-tossed base­ ball manager whoa* driving tactics caused n revolt of the "Cleveland cry babies’ In 1940. Vitt, 73, died Thursday at Colleges grew out o f the Merritt Hospital following a voluntary association o f stt|- long illness. H * had been drnta and teachers at univer­ undergoing treatment fo r a sities. stroke and heart condition. Closed Tuesdays Except Tues, Feb. 26 y f r i r C k iilii M dtta* was aa eminent paA j w Iron o f lusterini k Brooks who then s i now provide the choicest in wines and spirits. Try the famous Rare JaB Scotch, of Savour unsurpassed. making Nicklaus Isn't running away from anybody. Player has been brilliant with his ap­ proaching Irons and if his putts would drop he might run from the field. "I'm playing better than I ’m scoring,’ said the PGA cham­ pion. Shave, a 26-year-old pro from Willoughby, Ohio, who I ■we puttaag Suspended NOTICE IH H E R EB Y OtVEN T H A T PURSUANT TO C H A P . T E R 1*4. FLO RID A S T A T U TfCS, m i , T H E rO M x iW IN O DESCRIBED LANDS IN SEMINOLE COUNTT. F LO R ­ ID A W IL L BE O F FE R E D FOR SALE A T FUBLTC OUTCRY FOR TH E HIG HE ST AND REST DID A T T H E FRO N T n oon OF T H E HEMtNOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE, A T KANFOnD, I1EOINNINO AT U t i l A. M . ON MONDAY. t i l l s tho underelrnod Clerk F E B R U A R Y I I, l i l t A. D. 1863 today with an unofficial LO T » BLOCK a T R A C T w ill ooll tho p ropertr situate It SANLANDO BPRtNOa In eatd countr deerrlhod net total o f $10,702, followed by W in s Meet O n a OR R efrlsarator ACCORDING TO PLATE 8 A IN T G B R VAI8, Franc* (E lec.), Model No. nit.11. Arnold Palm er with $8,800. TH EREO F RECORDED TD, Serial No. OT-dlteOS, (U P D — Annie Famose, an 18UPON T H E PUBLIC RE. 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Sc.vo of the quarter horses, noted for their exceptional swiftness over short dis­ tances, will go to the po«t in the Seventh Race with Char­ lie Brown's nig Reward the probable morning line favor­ ite. Brown's speedster was a qualifier in one of horse rac­ ing's richest events, the $22.000 All-American Futurity at Ruidoso Downs In New Mexi­ co last Labor Day and was the winner in a qualifying race at Seminole Park Wed- A pair of features head a nine-race program tonight that will launch the new Seminole Park Itaceway'a 52-night pari-mutn*'. harness and qssrtcr nurse season. The first of the nine events at the track, located on Sem­ inole Blvd.. o ff llw y. IT-92 between Orlando end San­ ford, will begin at 8 p. m. af­ ter a brief ribbon-cutting ceremony. Features will be the seven­ th and eighth races. The for­ m er Is Tlie Inaugural, a $500 event o f 350 yards for 3year-olds and upward. nesday night. Joining him in the start­ ing gate will be Poco Spur, Lira Sue. Miss Cbarro, Lady Pimpernel, Miss Leo War and Orlando Uirl. Officials Thursday were optimistic about the capabili­ ties of tlie new racing strip. The track is owned by a syndicate of harness and quarter horse enthusiasts, most o f whom live in the Central Florida area. Clyde Hart, Samsula cattle rancher, is president of the corporation. Fred (Shad) N el­ son retail shoe merchant from Daytona Beach. Is vice-presi­ dent and chairman of the board. Raymond Tucker, chairman of the Flagler County scliool board from Bunnell, is secretary. Other director* include Alfred Tuck­ er, Bunnell; Edward Partin, Kissimmee; A. L. Bullis, St. The eighth race will be a one-mile Invitational pace, the Bill Yocum Memorial. It also will carry a $500 purse. The race is being run in honor o f the form er racing secretary and general mana­ ger at Seminole Park. He France* Phillips with a 221 died of a heart attack just net captured the* Kader golf 10 days before the opening tournament Wednesday at the date. M ayfair Country Club. • In our feature." Racing Itunner-up in the <>4 hole Sec. Walter Bonafice said, event was Jeanne Foulk with "W e have tried to put togeth­ a 224 net. er a field of consistent, hon­ est. game competitors who will race to form. ! think U. S. Loses we’ ve accomplished this." V IE N N A ( U P I ) — A Czecho­ April Chief. Jarrcttown Ben­ slovakian junior squad handed ny. Edgcwood Heather, Wild­ the touring United States na­ wood Council, Blackstone W i­ tional ice hockey team a 6-4 dower and McDaniel O'Boy defeat Thursday according to are listed for starts in the u Radio Prague broadcast. six-horse field. April Chief Is one o f the most consistent standardbreds in Scnilnoles' stables, having placed In 23 of 37 races last year with three wins, 14 places and six shows. Horsemen at Seminole con­ sider Illackstone Widower one of the most amazing o f all the horses In competition at tilt- track. Hc’a an 11-ycarold who only last year reel­ ed off a mile in 2:;2. He has won $7H.w* during his long racing career. In Hie sulky behind McDan­ iel O'Boy will be BiU Robin­ ■7—! mail or bring this coupon and have the Sanford Herald delivered daily to your door for Only Former AFL Boss Dies W A S H IN G TO N (U P I ) — Retired Admiral Oliver Owen (Scrappy) Kesslng, a United States naval hero in threa wars ami one-timo commis­ sioner o f tho defunct A ll America Football Conference, died in Ucthesda Naval Ho#pital, Thursday after a twoweek illness. Kesslng, 72, wus cited fo r services in the Mexican and both world wars before suc­ ceeding Admiral Jonas H » In­ gram, USN (R et.) at com­ missioner o f the A A C in 1U49. lie served in that capacity un­ til several member* o f tho AAC joined the National Football I.eague in the I960 merger. Phillips Cops Kader Tourney TH E JOCKEY IS UP— One o f the fine quarter horses here for the racing at Seminole Park Raceway Is bcinp walked and reudied for the next ruce. Quarter horses, Home o f the world’s fastest, will race in three featured events nightly. Cloud; Hudson Garrcn Mait­ land; Dr. H. M. Zwvlg, Nas­ sau, N. Y . veterinarian and standardbred breeder, and W. J. Grande, Sarasoto Springi, N. Y . Coach Quits > V . ,<>8 1 -v > /JSr 7 , SE? • - # V .O ■ • - f I, f • v.v . * la *.'..' JLJs* .-*> ' k. M O U NT P L E A S A N T , Iowa ( U P I ) — Jack Darland has resigned his post as athletic di­ rector and basketball coach at Iowa Wesleyan College aftar ! four years at the school. 55 .1 ^ •* v * r il 1I j SEMINOLE PARK RACEWAY HARNESS and QUARTER HORSES 9 RACES NIGHTLY 6 NIGHTS A WEEK POST TIME 8:00 O'CLOCK Pari-M utuel Daily W a g e rin g Double Quiniela Plan now to enjoy the nport of king* — Hameaa Quarter Horse Racing at Seminole Park Raceway Modern, Heated all the action Qrandhtand affords and Facility a panoramic view of • Cocktail pleasure Paved Lounge Parking Area Dining for over for your entertaining 2,000 curs SEMINOLE PARK RACEWAY Mldwuy between o ff Highway Phone WATCH Sanford and Orlando 17*92 838-6111 FOR THE SIGN BOBBY NO MINOBB « g r T • * t �W ft Page 8—Fri. Feb. 1,1068 fm r fV Miss Bettye Freeman, D. Henson Wed In Ceremony At Attalla, Ala. Mrs. Eddie Bynum o f Altaila waa matron of honor and Miss Jean Henson, Ssnfoni, sister of the groom, was maid of honor. Other attendant* were tho Misses Barbara Smlthcrmon, A d d l e Fuller, Bobble Freeman and Mrs. Charles Scott. They wore Rev. M. 8. Cunningham of­ identical street length dresses ficiated at the double ring ceremony before an altar high­ lighted by two tree candela­ bra. Six seven-branched can­ delabra entwined with green­ ery and holding burning white taper*, emerald palms and ferns graced the altar. M ist Bctlye Gemay Free­ man, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. George E. Freeman, of Gadsden, Ala., and Jerald David Henson, son of Mr. and Mra. Berl Henson, of Sanford, were married Jan. 10 at 6 p m. in the Cherry Street Baptist Church of Attalla, Ala. ^ of pale pink taffeta, with matching crowns of pe*u dc •ole, seed pearls and short veils. They each carried a sin­ gle white rose. Tommy Bone served as ring bearer and Darlene Roger* of Sanford was flower girl. She urnrit a tiink fttlk Two white floral arrange­ ment* in alabaster urns on pedestals were on either side. Tho prayer bench was covered with white aatln and frosted grapes and white u tln bows marked the pews. Mrs. J. D. Smith Jr., organ­ ist, presented a program of nuptial music and accom­ panied soloist, Dewey Slansell, who s a n g "Through the Y e a r*," "W ither Thou Gocst" and "The Lord'* Prayer." Tho bride, given in marriage by her father, woro ■ silk taf­ feta gown designed with a scooped neckline, basque bod­ ice and long sleeves ending la calla points over her hands. A band of lace traced In seed pearls and scqulna accented the neckline and lace applique trimmed the full aklrt which terminated In ■ chapel train. Her fingertip veil o f French illusion was attached to • crown of lace and tiny pearls. She carried a white Bible topped with a white or­ chid, UlJea o f the valley, white tulle, tiny aeed pearla end white aatln streamers, tied In love knots. Her only jewelry waa a silver bracelet, a gift of the groom. A!It. A N D AIKS. JEHALD D AVID HENSON Sixth Birthday Observed With Playmates Miss Debra Yates celobratrd her sixth birthday recently with a party at the homa of her-parent*, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Yates, 1503 Magnolia Avc. Hostesses were Iter mother and cousin, Nclle King. The living and dining rooms were doenrated with green and while streamer* and hnlloona. The refreshment table waa decorated with a Fllntatone "Happy Birthday" tablecloth and pa|>er plates and napkin* to match. The cake wui icod with green and yellow frosting with a dancing ballerina on the top. Other refreshment! -----1 Ice cream, mints and nut*. While tho children were enjoying their refreshment*, the mothers attending were served cake, Ice cream and coffee. Game* were played and prizes awarded to the winners. Each gucit received a straw as a favor anil the birthgirl wore a "Happy Birthday" crown of rhinoFriends enjoying the party with Debra were Mary Lou Baldree, Sherry It o g e r s , Frankie Daldrec, Mary Ann and Billy Fox, Butch and Jtocky Darnell. I'auline Wide. and Drbra'a sister and brother, Hope and Worth Jr. D EBRA YATES, left, uiul Alary Lou Baldree, admire ono of Dobra's birthday gifts, a canary and cage given to her by her parents. (Herald Photo) fja /idsw Qbudsjk PALM CIRCUS silks that she had purchased at U rt. Wade Garner was bos- the various places. Refreshments were served tea* fur the January meeting o f the Palm Circle, at her by the hostess and Mrs. George Rounds following the home oa Seminole Btvd. meeting. Gucsta for the day >. Highlight o f the day waa a included Mr*. Cole, Mra. £ . talk given by Mrs. Charles A. Londcnburg, Mr*. Luciak Cole of Geneva, an honorary of Chicago, HI., Miss Sara member. In her gradoua man­ Epstein of Centerville, Md., ner the gave an enchanting Mrs. Edwin Epstein and Mrs. description o f her tour of the Harry Lee Sr. P ar Bast including Hawaii, Other member* p r e s e n t New gealand, Australia, Tahi­ were Mines. John Uiscboff, ti, Hungary, Thailand and Ja­ Angel Dias, Helen DeWIt, II. pan aboard tho cruiaer "Co- II. Duncan, Arne Erickaen, ;m oa.* William Ferguson, A r t h u r Whan she wea finished the Lambert, W. W. Lins, Harry group felt tbet they had visited P. Net* ton. If. C. Oakes, Blan­ all the wonderful piece* in ton Owen, Alton Parker, Mar­ pereoa. She also dieplayed tin SUaccipber, William lia rWSM carvisgi, Jade bracelets dla, Chester Scott and Mrs. H. aad exquisite brocade* and Kipp. ' Catholic Club Meets Monday or Supper The Catholic Women's Club of All Souls Church will hold Uie annual covered dish supper i the Parish Hall, this Mooday, starting at 7:30 p.m. All members o f tha Parish are Invited In come, bring their special dish ami plates and utensils for tbeir own line accented with tiny rose­ buds, matching gloves and carried a white basket filled with pale pink rose petals which she scattered in the path of the bride. Berl Henson served his son as best man. Ushers were Ronald Jones, Paul Harlan and Bob Glccson, all of San­ ford and Harold Potter and Don Ellis of Attalla. Mrs. Freeman chose a pas­ tel green costume auit of bro­ cade with frosted mink trim, matching accessories and a corrage o f pale yellow rose­ buds. The groom's mother wore a beige brocade original, matching accessories and a corsage of pale pink rosebuds. Following the ceremony, a reception waa held In the church parlor. Mra. Bay Free­ man greeted gucsta and pre­ sented them to the receiving line composed of the bridal couple, their parenli and at tendantt. A four tiered wedding cake decorated with pink spun-su gar roses, orchids and tvy cen tcred an elaborately appoint­ ed table. Sirs. Milton Bowan and Mrs. John Freeman cut the cake; Mra. Gerald Patter­ son and Miss Becky Freeman presided at the punch bowl and Mrs. Edward Smith served the coffee. Mrs. Larry Harmon kept the bride's book and background music was pre­ sented alt during the reception hours. For Iter wedding trip the bride woro a three-piece royal blue suit with patent acces* series and the orchid from her bridal bouquet. The couple will reside at 310 Wylie Road, Marietta, Ga. O t h e r Sanford residents among the out of town gucsta were Miss Jeannie Markham and Ronnie Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Berl Henson entertained members of the wedding party and out of town guests with a party, following the rehearsal. CREAT IV E W OMAN iss Dora Jean Henson > Marry Ronald C. Jones Attend B P W Luncheon sional Women attending tha District Four Luncheon meet­ approaching marriage of their Sanford area recently: daughter, Dora Jean, to Ron­ Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Cross ald C. Jones, son of Mr. and from Greenville, S. C.; Mr. ident; Mr*. Rupert E. Jones, 1715 and Mrs. 11. R. Lowery from the Canal Zone; Mr. and Mrs. Miss Henson was born In F. S. Meldcr from Christmas; Ilcrt Lederhaus, West Second Street, Sanford. vice president; Jo Peck, re­ cording eecretary; Marie Aecarrfl, third vice president; Ora Bristol, Tenn., White, schools In Bristol and Sanford. corresponding tary and Evelyn Dslck. Mrs. Peck helped with reg­ istration at the Mt. Dora High School, and Mrs. Lederhaus was appointed on the nomin­ ating committee. The Thought For The Day was given by Mr*. Muller. Dis­ trict Four d i r e c t o r , Alice Suhre, presided. Gurst speaker waa Helen Parades o f Miami. The four host clulm were, I)eI-anil, DeBary, Euitia and Mount Dora. SOX— DeBary Personals Hank By Mrs. Adam Muller Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schelle o f New Rochelle, N. Y. are hack In DeBary for their sixth annual v is it They are frlenda o f Mr. and Mrs. Carl Galles o f Plantation ltd. Members o f the Southwest Ministerial Association were entertained at a covered dish ■upper Wednesday at the home o f Bev. and Mr*. Paul Schultz on Naranja Rd. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Conkllng have as their guest Mrs. O. Thompkin* o f Brlelle, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Brown o f Alicante Dr. are the proud grandparents o f a son born to their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Sir*. C. A. Mondrenor, o f Jacksonville. Charles Edward, (Chuckle) the older brother is 10 years old, and spends some time each summer swimming In Ut-m Lake with Grandma. Mrs. Laura Arrington of Plumosa Dr. is entertaining her friend, Mra. F r a n c i s Helneman o f Geneseo, N. Y . Mr*. Arrington celebrated a birthday thla past week with her aiater, Mra. 11. I'. Newton, Mra. Gregory Krssenieh and Mrs. Helneman. They hcl|H-d her celebrate with a liwchauu In Orlando. Mr. and Mr*. Adam Mullur of Second St. celebrated their 42nd wedding anniversary last Saturday. This Monday Other session* o f the course will bo held on Feb. )B, 22 and 25 and will be led by Mrs. John Morgan. Mrs. J. E. Terwilligcr Jr. and itev. John T. Adams Jr. Mr. and Mrs. R. J- Miklcr 4-H Council Plans For Fair Entries AIISS DOHA JE A N HENSON (Photo by GuH.tmnn) home demonstration agent, ant county agent, supervised Linda King, president of 4- Circle Plans Meeting H Girls County Council, con­ ducted Uie meeting. County 4- M onday Night II members will go to the State Fair in Tampa Feb. 16 Members of the Anna Miller Circle met at the Elks Club recently for a business and social meeting. Mrs. James Jordan was re­ ceived Into the circle member­ ship during an Impressive can­ dlelight service. Volunteers were asked to serve nt a ham­ burger fry, given to raise funds fur the March of Dimes. Mrs. Leslie Thompson was named chairman of the Easter Party to he given for the pa­ tients ut the Harry Anna Crip­ pled Children's Home, this year. Co-chairmen will be Mr*. James Jordan and Mrs. Irene Kent. They will select committees to help arrange for gifts and entertainment. This Is un annual event sponsored by Uie circle and each member it invited to visit tiic children at this time. Those interested in making the trip may contact Mrs. Thompson for further Infor­ mation. Mrs. Christine Blankenship announced that the has se­ lected the nominating commit­ tee. Mrs. Gene Walters was presented with a gift fur sell­ ing the most tickets on the linen basket project. Mrs. Bob Clark was runner-up. Ttie next meeting of the cir­ cle will be at the Elks Club this Monday. A covered diih supper is scheduled fo r 6:30 p.m. preceding the meeting and husbands of the members arc invited. Others present for the meet* ing were Mmcs. Kent, Hulon llalc, J. It. Iloolehan Sr., Har­ ry Adair, Russ Spencer, James Hoolilian Jr., Clayton Smith, Clarence Collins, Charles Staf­ ford. Hubert Zittrower and Charles Gross. Church Calendar Personals and Earnest Lundberg, assist­ the meeting. Mr. and Mrs. George from Saluda, S. C., whera they attended the funeral o f Mr. Maffctt's brother, J. M. Maffett, this week. OVER 35 YEARS At Fir*t ft Palmetto (Alongside old post o ffic e ) Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpetn • Furniture • Tile ' • Piano* * Rental Beda SEW A N D SAVE Arnel Denim 45-inchea Wide W AS H AB LE R eg. 89c Irons v our WOOLENS Dow n town Florist 56 tu 60 Inchra Wide — Re*. $2.79 Yd. HANFORD FLOW ER SHOP PLAIDS * r rd Cor. K. 1«t A Hanford Are. F A 2-D422 FA 2-8152 SOLIDS *2 ” 9 WHITMAN'S and $ * )5 0 HOLLINGSWORTH Boxed Candy He a r t s , 2 ! Open Mondays ’til 9 p. m. ^ NEW 8 I1 IP M E N T ----- - A lfalfa Linen 83'/c RAYON . 17% ACETATE SEE Personals merle - norman OUR VALENTINE GIFT TABLE Something F or Every M em ber Of A LL COLORS The Family REVLON Cute Aa A Button . , . Aquamarine and Iatlaiat* NOVELTY MOISTURIZING LOTION 14-ox. Size a a /a Reg. $2.50 * | ou CREASE Values to $1.98 Reg. $5.95 Pric« STUDIO In The Park S l a l J 211 P u k A « « h WImU i Park P h on e o47*2ft50 ROUMILLAT & ANDERSON “ Try Before You Buy” WALGREEN AGENCY DRUG STORE Corner let St and Park Ave. 44-Inchex Wide RESISTANT Alarm Clocks FA 2-0392 A. Maffett have returned homa by train. All 4-H members in the coun­ ty may enter individual ex­ hibits In the county fair Feb. 4 to 9. Each club may also enter an exhibit to qualify for a 87.50 award. National 4-H week is March 2 to 9. 4-H activity day is April 0. Each club will sell tickets for a Skate City skat­ ing party Feb. 9. Proceeds will be donated to tha Sarepta Home for the aged. MONDAY Members of the Daghtcrs of Wesley Sunday School Class of First Methodist Church meet at 7:30 p.m. in McKinley Hall for the monthly business and social session. Women of the First Presby­ terian Church meet at 10 a.m. for executive board meeting. Philathca Class meets at 7:45 p.m, with Mrs. Harry Woodruff. Oviedo C tiS M B T ir and attended from Orlando; Mr. and Mrs. She is a graduate of the Sem­ C. E. Oakes from Bangor, inole High School class of Maine; Mr. and Mrs. D. N. 1062 and is presently employed Satterwhitc from Morocco. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Stump! by Stenstrom Realty. from Casselberry; Rev. and The groom-elect was born 3lrs. Bert Brown and children, in Greensboro, N. C. He at­ Tim m y, Debra, Cheryll and tended schools in several Terry, from Palm Beach; Mr. states and is a graduate of and Mrs. John DcGraff from Mary Carroll High School in Penycn. N. Y .; Mr. and Mr*. Corpus Christ!, Texas. At pres­ S. P. Hawes, Sam Jr., Lynda, ent he is serving in the U. S. John and F r a n c e * from N a vy and is stationed at the Orangeburg, S. C. N aval Air StaUon in Jackson­ Mr. and Mrs. A . S. Horton. ville. Jcsnlne, Shelly and Rhonda The wedding will be an event from San Diego, Calif.; Mr. o f March 16 at 7:30 p.m. at and Mra. E. W. Richardson, the Sanford AUlanca Church, Sharon and Cynthia from Co­ 1401 Park Ave., Sanford. lumbia, S. C.; Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Smith, John and Susan from Hinton, W. Va.; Mrs. Lucille Schwarts and sun, Ro­ bert, from Fayetteville, S. C. Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Whitehead and Karen from Silver Springs, Md.; Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCune, Susan and The Seminole County 4-H Phyllis, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Council met Saturday at the McCunc, Mr. and Mr*. Lyle McCunc, and Mr. and Mrs. It. County Agricultural Center. L. Drier, all from Tampa. Miss Myrtle Wilson, county secre­ Mr*. Bess Herman will re­ view tlie study book “ Iictponslble Adults for Tomorrow's W orld" when the group meets at 10 a.m. in McKinley Hall. l.ary Elegance Tempt your crocheting skill with this luvely lacy centerpiece! This star-ln-star design is fascinating to make and so nice to give or keep. No. 130 N has full crochet di­ rections. To order send 35 cents in coins for each pattern to: Creative Woman Sanford Herald Box 431, Midtown Station New York 18, N. Y . Print name, addreas with style number and alzc. Sanford Area Restaurant In ML Dora 27, wrere Beatrice Muller, pres­ The Woman's Society of Christian Service of First MetlKHlist Church will begin a study course at the regular business and program meeting on Feb. 5. The title o f It is “ Today’s Children for Tom or­ row's World." II INCHES Welcomed T o ing held at the Garden Study Course 130-N New Families Mrs. Virginia Pctroski, Wel­ Mr. and Mrs. Berl D. Hen­ come Wagon hostess, reports son. 2455 Cedar Ave., Sanford, the following new families announce the engagement and among those welcomed to the Ry Mrs. Adam Mailer DeBary Business and Profes­ W S C S Begins Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Reynolds entertained at dinner Monday evening in their Lake Hayes home. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Culver of Youngsvilla, Pa., and Mr. and Mra. Mrs. Bridge! Kolarik, lay­ Theron Reynolds and son ette chairman of the Spring Douglas. Deanery, requests that all who have completed artirlee for the layette brlog them to this meeting. KN K E 8Y H IN T If you're planning altera­ tions for the bathroom, add one o f those low ehower heads in the shower stall, pieced Just high enough on tho wall to shower you from the knees down. It's a quick way to achieve n relaxing foot bath. D eBary Women TH E________________ REMNANT SHOP HWY. 17-92 DRIVE THRU FERN PARK TO SEMINOLE COUNTY LINE MAITLAND, FLA. 8KW A N D SAVE �# £nia)dabum ni Job fcv&upm 9n Jh e SanSohd (bum HELP!! FUN For Mom, Dad and the Kids They won’t let us out of here — S IN C E WE C A N ’T JL GET You might well come and hear us OUT as Bowling & Skating . NO HAS TO STAY H O M E - T H E R E ’S S O M E T H IN G play. PI ONE out EVERYONE BIG BILL FOR TO DO MELODEE SK A T IN G AND T IIE PHONE R IN K .122.9:15.1 VELVETONES Ma IS " PHONE CAPRI SIDE Ccuubsi Jjojuwp SANFORD, FLA. FROM 6 DAYS To Dunce 9 A. A Music ONORA HI). FOOD SERVED T IL GOODS & PACKAGE ST O R E CUT RATE WHISKIES Of LOCATED ON B E A U T IF U L “ H ID E A W A Y S " FRI. & SAT. PACKAOE ON Charcoal Broiled Steaks W EEK The TH E EVERY SIDE FEATURING BAR M. BILL SLAYTON AND BY FA 2 7512 LAKE MONROE INN VALDEZ HOTEL OPEN JET LANES I'ri. and Sal. at the s* 1'I NITE 8 P. MILES LAKE NORTH M ONROE OF SANFORD FOR RESERVATIONS M. CALL AVAILABLE F A 2-3108 8 A. M. TO 2 A. M. - 0 DAYS A WEEK UNDER NEW M A N A G E M E N T V IS IT Club Diamond Mayfair Inn's featuring: MEL MURRAY ShcdunaA STAR O F T H E E D S U L L IV A N S H O W Boogie-Woogie Piano Comedian AT THE N IG H T L Y SESSION SUNDAY IN By AND AT HIS ORCHESTRA 5 P. M. to 12 M ID. . . I -------------------------- - W hat’s new at Jim Spcn1cer’n l» a Me yellcw umbrella in the middle of the .lining | room. The Spencer* have in.tailed Rreat whole rherirs and Mr piece* o f cold meat* on a (able under tbc umbrella and you ran whack away to your heart* content. It is nlnio*t a meal in Itself, but don’t fill up on It i f you are going to have the seafood special . . . all ycu can eat o f lobster. ■■ Tony Franciosa, Jane Fonda nnd Jim Hutton form tha laugh triumverate o f "Period of Ailjualinent,' Metro-Cold- wyn-Maycr'» screen version o f Tennessee Williams’ big stage hit nnd his first comedy com­ AI»o, nil equipcourse ing to the Hits Theatre Sun­ 1metit for both bowling ■ilid day. skating can be rented. This story o f the trials and When you are in the mood tribulations o f a pair o f new­ fur some lute evening enter* lywed* whose ilisllliuilonment tainmrnt head out for the with married life l>eglns evsn Drift In on lleardnll and Genbefore the honeymoon la over evn. The "Casuals" entertain hits nil the rseine** o f Ten­ from I2:!i0 til 2 a.m. on F ri­ nessee Williams’ p o p u l a r day and Saturday nights with works, but this time the fam­ their singing and playing. ous playwright has mixed his Tlie Drift In, formerly known tongue • in - cheek barbs with as George’* No. 2, is still touches o f tendernc*! and Leave the table fo r a while tinder the same management symputhy, all of which add up and “ ro ll" out to Skate City nnd there is Mill tlnncing to to a delightful whole. 1on the Dog Track road. He- juke bos music six nights u The pert and attractive Miss ' .ides Retting that much need- week. For a hearty sandwich, Fonda plny« Isabel, the nurse nl exerdso ami relaxation try the ham stacked high on in a V. A. hospital who cures (sitting on the flo o r? ! you tyc. patient George llavcrstirk can help a worthy cause if • • • (Jim Hutton) just In time to you go neat Thursday night Lot* o f new things nt the marry him. Hut the submis­ between 7:30 and 10:30 p.m. C l u b Diamond on 17-0’J sive George of the hospital bed * A ll proceed* fo r the evening North . . . Itesides a fresh 1is far from Ihe domineering ! will Ini tinned over to the coat o f paint unit some new uml grumpy husband who a f­ I Surepta Rente and yon ran decorations, there is also a ter a rainstorm lamia Is a M get Ucketa from any Semi-1 new owner nnd entertainer. soaking wet in a dirty ami de­ | nole County 4-R ntcml>er or Recently taken over by Mel pressing motel and whoso idea ' Skate City Rollers Dance and Murray, formerly o f the Day- o f an ideal honeymoon supper Figure Cluh. The donation is tona Ilcuth Tcet'eo Club, Club is a luiaiburger in a rundsida fiO centa and 25 cents m ote Diamond is getting back into joint ftill fledged operation. Mel, Qunnels and recimlnations will provide *katea. who bus appeared on the Ed lead George to look up hi* old I f you are all dressed up Sullivan show ns n pinno Korean war buddy, Ralph and looking fur something a comedian is doing the same (Tony Franciosa), who hua little more exotic ami exeiting stint ut the club seven nights married his boss's daughter, . than usual, stop in at the a week. The diamond shaped and from whom he hope* to ! M ayfair Inn Sltalintnr Lounge. sign outside is in working get a few tips on What Mnkns |Open from 6 p.m. til midnight order now, so you Just can't Mari Ihgo Work. Hut Ralph's own marital status with Dor|nightly, the mcod o f the mi«* it. . • • then, who i* aware that he Shalimar is richly Orieutul. New decoration* in the his husiuess career, is apRig carved brass platters serve a* cocktail tables and Curihe too, but y r « ’d better married her only to further the ceiling is draped with go »ec for yourself. It would proarhlng the divorce atage, colorful heavy cloth. Tiicre's be easy to *|tvnd an entire uml lip could use a few tips Just wundrring himself. |dancing every evening to the e v e n i n g around the rooms, resiling the music o f Lou Feldman who hilarious rnptlon* on the very play* a real fine tune. • * *. classic pictures. Hut don't How about n cltarconl broil­ forget that the Caribe serves ed steak at the Lake Monro. meals until H p.m. and Hill |n n overlooking hrnuliful Klnyton ami hi* "llidruw nys" Lakr Monroe? The Inn, on entertain six night* a week. I7d»2 North, eerves a delirious . . , . A tip to til. ladle* . . , In New York Thursday, steak and It’s a fin . plae. to if you are in town shopping prices for most Florida vege­ take your guest*. Call for and want some place nice to tables were about unchanged. reservations if you hnva time, stop fe r s drink ami lunch, Cnhlmge sold fo r 4.00-4.26 or Just stop in. Thera Is also the Caribe is thn place. per crate, red ty|>« brought • • • a package store, ami o f £.50-3.00 and small auvey type Two mral* fo r the prirr of w*s 2.00-2.50. Crates o f 5 to course drink* are served with your meal or at thn bar. one . . . ut the Cupri you ran 4 dozen celery were 3.25-3.76, They arc open from H a.m. til practically fill up at the salad m ost> .'1.60-3-70, and cartons lair while awaiting your main o f In film wrapped celvry 2 n.m. • * . •liali. Thn salad bar hns hot, heart* were 3.26-3.DO. Chinese When you and the family cold, sweet sour, and every raiding* was 2.60-3.00 a crate, get tiled o f sitting around other kind of salad uml relish mostly 2.76-3.00, and eswatching TV, load them all you can Imagine. Hig Hill and carol* ranged from 1.75-2.23, into the car and drive on out his VelveUine* play Friday mostly 2.00-2.25. Endive was to the Jet Lunes — Melodee and Saturday night* in the stronger, ranging from 3.00Skating Rink. For good, all dining room and Lenore Ward 4.00, mostly 8.25-8.76. Rig tound fam ily entertainment, sing* and plays piano Mon­ llo-ton type lettuce was 2.00you really can't beat this com­ day through- Thursday In the 2.26, and remain* from 1.76 bination. T ry both the lanes coektall lounge. Versatility i* to 2.75 according to quality. nnd the rinks, or send each the word at the Capri . . . It Curly parsley brought 3.50 member of the fam ily hi* own handle* luncheon for two or per crate o f 6 dozen bunches, way. flnark bars in belli o f hampirta fo r 20 equally well. and radishes were 76 cents to 1.00, mostly IK) cents to 1.00 per basket o f 30 - 6 os. film nlwnyn nl JIM SI’ ENCER'S hags. *3.25 A L L T H E LOI1STKU YOU ( A N P .A T .... In Central Florida yester­ ( IIA lt - IlltO II,KD I’ KIMH STE A K S day, relery prices were tinrhuiiged at 2.26 per rrata of DANISH LOBSTER TAILS 2 to H dozen sizes. Cartons of fs n rrl a* a nut) 24 film wrapped celery hearta YOUR ROYAL RED SHRIMP were 3.26. Carrots brought (a rral drill ary Ihe way we 2.00 per mesh sack o f 45 • 1 CHOICE prepara them! . . . they arc N U T lb. film bug*. Chinese cabbage French F rie d !) was 1.60 a crate, endlva was COMBINATION PLATTER 2.00 and esraroia 1.60. Icebarg (Dnnlsli l^ih.trr Tall* and Royal lettuce ranged from 3.00-3.60 Red Shrimp) according to quality, big HostFROG LEGS ton type wns 2.00 and remain* Sauted In Melted flutter 1.75-2.00. Green onions were 1.00 per dozen bunches. Par­ JIM SPENCER’S sley sold fo r 2.26 per crate R E S T A U R A N T sad C O C K T A IL LOUNGE and radishes wera 06-75 cents South French Ave. Phone FA 2-0551 per basket. Vegetable Market FRANK M EET YOUR FRIENDS AT BEAUTIFUL THE “ The Manchurian Candi­ date." slurring Frnnk Sinatra, Laurence Harvey and Janet Leigh, opens Sunday at the MovleMml Drive-In Theatre, through United Artists re­ lease. Written fo r the screen l y George Axelrod (who co­ produced with diicctor John Frankenhelmer) the suspense drama Is based upon the high­ ly controversial novel by Kichnrd Condon. Angela Imnsbury, Henry Silva and James Gregory eo-star in the exeit­ ing tala o f Washington es­ pionage and political intrigue. As in the book, the flint chronicle* the sxperlencrs o f a heel (lln rv e y ) whose Achillea heel I* a personality weakness resulting from utter domina­ tion by his mother, Angela l.an*bury. Returning from the Fomerly Geor«e*H No. Beordoll & Geneva EXCEPT TUESDAY 7:30 P. M . . 10:30 P. M. Try Our HAM STACKED H IG H ON KYE M O N D A Y , F E B . 4th T H R U S A T U R D A Y , F E B . 9th 6 B IG D A Y S A N D 6 B IG N IG H T S P A G E C O M B IN E D S H O W S O N T H E M I D W A Y 20 RIDES — 10 SHOWS Children’s Days Feb. 5 & 6, 3 P. 91. • 6 P. M. AU rides 2:30 P. M. T O 4:30 P. M. DANCE TO “T H E Fill. ft SAT. THE M U S IC 12:30 P. M. - 2:00 A. M. OPEN 10:00 A. M. TO 2:00 A. M. - MON. THRU HAT. CLASSES FOR ALL AGES H IG H W A Y Skate City Roller Rink JUST OFF ON HWY. DOG TRACK 17*92 ROAD y,pries Seminole County Fair OF CASUALS” wny o f knowing thst he la really a remote-controlled tool o f the Communist* who had rapturrd him. It I* Frank Sin­ atra who finally uncovers Ut* terror nnd the natlonnl men­ ace implicit in thla one man, nml who leads the rhaso to prevent disaster. Tito other fenture on the program which will p l a y througli Tuesday is "The Far Country” with Jnmc* Stewart. On Wednesduy and Thurs­ day, "7 W ay* To Sundown" and “ Hack Street’ will play. Three films are scheduled for Friday and Saturday. Tha thre* are “ Searfuca Mob,” "The Naked Spur" and “ K in * Solomon’s Mines.' DOUlll.K FEATURE Beauty o n d th c^ l l f f l STARTS SUNDAY SHOWS A T 1:99 - 1:03 • 5:10 * 7:15 . 9:20 T IIE H ILA R IO U S STORY O F A W ED D ING T R IP T H A T HKGAN IN A H E A R SE . . . A N D E N D ED IN TH E CO UNTY J A I L . . . . COMING S U N D A Y . F E R 19 “ T H E M USIC M A N ” TONITE ft SAT. | '/f v 'S Z i * . IllUt ( IM 11 t\ ' ) GIGANTIC • NO. “THE GUV • W ALT FRED • • $1.00 I Ml A I l.f- TRIPLE 1 AT WILD FEATURE 7:09 O NLY NO. • WESTERNERS” M IT C H E LL - IN • A C A K LO A D 2 AT COLOR 5:45 DIBNEY’8 “BON • • VOYAGE” M aeM U R R AY - J A N E W Y M A N - COLOR • NO. ‘’JACK, 9 AT THE IIiff O NLY GIANT • • • KILLER” M A TH E W S . COLOR SUN. . MON. - TUEfl. S A N D W IC H M A T IN E E E V E R Y S A T . & S U N . conflict a ntcdnl-of- T O D A Y & SA T . " ,:”v e M U H SKATE CITY OPEN N IG H T L Y 2 Korean honor winner, Harvey has no R I T Z K E H W IN DRIFT INN SINATRA Sinatra Stars In Local Fare $2’5 AFTERNOON FUN GALO RE STO P N IG H T L Y LOU FELDM AN SUNDAY OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK JAM M U S IC PIANO & With this column we ro iniiintinir somethin!? ! new fo r Heruiil renders. From now on we’ll lie Riving t you a brief rundown on what is RoiiiR on nt our local , entertainment spots, hopitiR to help you plan your weekend fun. Since I’ve been elected to the entertainment comI mittec, I’ll be ‘Table lloppiiiR" around the Sanford nren. lettinR you know what’s new and different, in |addition to the tried nnd true house specials. Comedy Set For Ritz Theatre Sunday • SPONSORED 17-12 ftO UTIt 1IY POST OF HANFORD 53 AMERICAN LEGION when you' ve s e e n it .ill, y o u ’ll s w e .ii If yon c o m e in f iv e m i n u t e s a f t e i t hi s pirtm e begins, you w o n ’t k n o w wli.it it s .ill . i h m i t 1 THIS FEATURE there’s never b e e n anything like i t ! • Fi . mk Sin.iti .i L i u t cut I- H.it v«• v l.inet L e i g h 7:00 ft 11:00 NITELY ' j / f t 1 i» f CO-FEATURE -THE FAR COUNTRY* The M i i n ch u ri . i n Candidate 949 ONLY JAMES STEWART RUTH ROMAN IN BEAUTIFUL COLOR # �I Paare 10— Fri. Feb. 1, '68 WHO PO >t)0 THINK ytoU ARB 7 th e DOUGHNUT INSPECTOR IS THERE REAU Y A JOB OF DOUGHNUT INSPECTOR, AND WHAT RANK DOJOB HAVE a & Y TO B B 7 ^ T H A T lH E A C H V a iT O «A f/ A *|KUN0 U k S THATABOUT W&5 (DsunJi CU>by• D E A R A B B Y : My sister asked me to be god-mother for her son, but she wouldn't let me hold the baby while he was being baptised. Hep excuse was that I had a few drinks in me at the time. I did h a v e ' a few drinks, but I didn’t feel them at all. I was very hurt about it but didn’ t sav anything. I gave the child a nice g ift anyway. M y sister is a little nutty on the subject o f drink­ ing and she won’t let anyone who has had a drink touch any o f her children. Somehow I don’t feel that I am really the godmother o f this boy because I didn’t get to hold him while he was being baptized. Am 17 IN DOUBT D E A R IN : I don’t blame your sis­ ter and you shouldn't either. Whe­ ther or not you are the god-mother is on file in the official records o f the church. Your clergyman can tell you, • • • D E A R A B B Y : I have been going with John for almost two years. I am 21 and he is 23. John has dated me a lot, but he dates others, too. His mother treats me like a daugh­ ter and invites me to her house to keep her company. I help her with the ironing and spend all my spare time there. My mother says it isn't helping me with John and I am be­ ginning to think she’s right? How can I get John to ask me to marry MAI Z FEEL JUST T L IK E A KIDI /— tfacoby // / a ftr iO . ' TM b t i l M M A New York feeder wants to know how he end h li part­ CASWOOO, WILL VDUOOOVEfl r• to th e * v r j EXCHANGE J • (* «A N P r > M tn J O N ^ y a th e se ner should have bid today’s •IT MEN AResTALLO W ED \ t o EXCHANGE THINGS JT| I W ANT TO EXCHANGE THESE TOWEL* F o n CASH, ) ---- ' "W ith 14 points and 4-3-3-3 PLEAS R i f S /& TOWELS? FHL,S00N«T SE-I VMS FmW.TD WigHiiTiflSFWFwff » (J hand. Ilia U tter readi: iW®5SffSSaSR! ^"sarsaftRr oins m m ? u m s m r dlitributlon I had a perfect two no-trump re*pome. When my partner rebld three clubs It seemed that i t would ba much easier to make nine tricks at no-trump than 11 a t clubs so I went on to three no-trump. 1 don’t think that he should have paated with a singleton apade and, o f course, i f he had fo n t to fou r clubs 1 would have raised him. I w ill appreciate your comments since six club* was a laydown and 1 went down one trick at three no-trump when both By Abigail Van Buren him? He works steady and nothing is stopping him. W A N T S TO M A R R Y JOHN D E A R W A N T S : Perhaps because John’s mother treats you like a dau­ ghter, John can see you only in the role o f his sister. Lim it your visits to John’s house and remember, when it comes to marriage . . . John will have to speak fo r himself. « NO W O PE N FOR LUNCH and DINNER T U P.H. thru SA T . • D E A R A B B Y : I am 67 years old. I have a thousand - dollar-a-month business, and can retire any time. I lost my w ife (we had no children) and now I am alone. My friends think I am crazy to want to get married e gain. I can give the woman any kind o f a home, car or clothes she wants. I own two homes, a motel and some real estate. There are several young girls nterested in me but they arc too young. I want a lady about 48 or 60 who wants to get married and stay mnrried. I don’t want to be a Sugar Daddy to a gold-digger. I want to be a husband again. FLO R ID A D E AR F L O R ID A : There are probably more unattached women between the uges o f 48 and 60 in your state than in any other. Keep your eyes open and your mouth shut. He who advertises B U g a r attracts flies. On(Bhidqsi FRIDAY P. M. S:SI I t ) W a r s * Poacnar ( I ) ABC E ranlag Rapart Sits ( I ) M aatt e o B i a U la Spurts SilS ( t ) MM -Fla. E rasin g Rapart I S ) Sports l:S t I t ) It) f : < l IS) t i l l IS) II) 7:00 I t ) (I) W aalhrr Dachalor Father Bporta NBC Nawa This la C oif Tha nabal Outdoor Baltatla Baa r4 I t ) D aactr Maa T i l l (S) W allar C renklle — Nawa 7:1# (S) Inlarnatlunat Showtlma I t ) Reahunt IS ) I t . whl.lt 1:00 ( t ) Father* Knows H alt 1:1* IS) Hlng A le n r W ith Mltrh IS) n ea t* IS I t ) Ths rila tsta sss 1:0* I f ) "Bound* o f tha 0 1 1 " — Arthur Ondfrey 1:10 10) Alfrad Hitchcock Hour ID P rlr* la R lsht 1:10 I I ) 77 Hunaat atrip 10:00 IS) Jack I'aar Show 10:10 I t ) Fro A Con I I ) Krawltnaaa 11:10 I t ) AnC Flaal Ropart ID Nawacopa 10) Chanaal I N .v a ria n t 11:10 I I ) M id-Florida Nawa 11:10 ID W a alh tr Ahaw ti l l ID Chanaal t Thaatar <t) Hollywood Marla Cavalcada 11:10 (S ) Tealta 8ATURDAY A. M. 1:11 7:0* 7:10 7:11 l;00 ( I ) Sira On ( I ) Orowara Almanac I I ) W ake Up Moalaa I I ) Caaatdown Nawa ID Rubin lluod IS) Csrtoonwlll* 1:11 I f ) Deputy D aw r 1:11 ID W hits Huntar ID Cartoon Carnival »i0 * ID Good Morning I D Hupar Car 1:11 IS) R u ff A Raady 10:00 I ) Alain A tha Chipaiuaka ID Mr. Magoa I t ) Shari Lawla t l i H ID K la g Looaerd# ( t ) M ighty Mauae P lay, haata I D H ighw ay Patrol 11:00 ID F ary I D Rla T la T la I D Top Cat UiSO IS) Maalc Midway ID M alty'a Funnlae ID R ay Ragtra 11:00 (1 ) Msha Room (o r Paddy ID Hky K ing (D Bega Beany By Oswald Jacoby fo r the debacle. The fact that a hand warrants a two noV K Q II trump response does not mean ♦ AS that ths response ehould be A A l l l l f made and while I would al­ B A IT most surely have responded AKJMI AQSSB V M V J IO II one diamond 1 am going to ♦ Q I 8I 3 4 JT accept two no-trump. Then, *Q 1 0 « when North bid three clubs SOUTH South should have said to A ASS W AVS himself, "M y partner must f K 10S4 have a long suit and also must A K 7S be afraid o f one other suit, Cast and West vulnerable had better bid three diamonds North Baal Beat* W m « SATURDAY P. M. Pass SN .T. Pass Just to see what ha will do 11:10 ( D Maglo band o f AltaPass SN .T. Paaa SA kasam neat." Pass Pass 10) R aid in g Room This three diamond rebld Opening lead—A T IS) Ksplorlng would have made it easy fo r 11:11 11) Hobt. Trout, N ew t ( I ) A ir Forca Nawa clubs and hearts failed to tha bidding to continus with Itawlaw break." three hearts by North, three 1:00 I t ) My Friend F lick s ID Champlonahlp W r*»1:10 The answer to his question ■padei by South, four clubs by tlln g is that he U entirely to blame North and six clubs by South. |4) Champlonahlp o » t A 10 Wa J/u Woman By tha w ay . . . what in tha world happened to the fine) old habit o f making resolu­ tion!? Tima was, whan al­ most evsryona periodically drew up • Hat o f resolutions designed to make a better per- • Weekend Television son o f himself. Perhaps what has happened is that as fa r as personal re­ form and betterment are con­ cerned, every day has become a kind o f New Y ear’s day. Moat peopla were quite satisfied with themselves back In the days when they thought about aelf-lmprovament only now and then. Oh, they knew they weren't perfect o f course. But they accepted themselves pretty much as they were. V IS IT O U R N E W — Howover, since those easy­ going times Americans have been bombarded with self-help Designed Eapeealllv For BANQ UETS. LU N C H E O N S books, articles and lectures. and D IN N E R P A R T IE S And they havo been weighted down with such accusing • I M 1 9 ? magaslno articles as "A r v You Naurotlc?” "A r e You in a Mental R u t?" "A r e Working Mothera Responslbla for Ju­ venile Delinquency?" "W ould Your Husband Marry You A g a in ? " "A r e You Keeping Up With Your Husband?” "D o You Hate Housework?" and so on and on. So wa are not only encour­ aged daily te taka stock o f our shortcomings but to get H IO H W A Y S I F - f t N . P f f t N P A R K , F L O R ID A busy N O W doing something about them— right now, this C arria ge Room ByRuthMiiiett minute. We take all this to heart, so much so, that you rarely talk to a woman fo r even a few minutes without having her confess that aha ia Just starting soma new aelf-lmprovement routine. She's on a diet, or aha has taken up • new hobby, or she haa enrolled In a class, o r sha has given up bridge, whatever ihe ia momentarily convinced ia a time-waster. W ith avery day Self-Ireprovement Day— who needs to make resolution*? Chuiuota Legion Post To Meet B y Joaa M a fia Chuluota’s American la Sion George M. Jacobi Mem­ orial Post 239 will hold its monthly meeting at I p. m. Saturday at the Lake Cather­ ine inn. Commander W. M. Jeptoo urges that all members at­ tend to discuss and vote upon the important business mat­ ters to bo presented. Included on the agenda are plans for building the new poet home, the organisation o f baseball In the commun­ ity and tha selection o f young men to attend Boy's State. The meeting Is open not only to members but all In­ terested veterans also a n a n welcome to attend. S:SI (S ) Directions ' l l I I ) U nf Fla. Basketball H ighlight* 111 NBK opera 1:11 f»> A >1la l Steve neon ( I ) Sunday flpts Specta­ cular 1:11 ( ! ) Chancing Times 1:01 ( I ) Sunday SporU Speotacular (D Hreakihru IS) NIIC Nawa 4:01 (1) Wonderful W orld o f Golf ( I ) The Great Challenge ID Challenge Golf 4:11 111 Alumni Fun 1:01 ( I ) Ted Mack Amateur Hour (D Major Adama, Traitmaster (1 ) Palm Springe O olf Tournament S ill (4 ) G. K. College Bow) 4.00 ( I ) The Twentieth Cen­ tury ID Global Kobe! IS) Meet the I’reea l i l t ( » ) Valiant Teara ID Pruba (1) Nowecupe 7:01 (1 ) Unelgn O'Toole ( I ) Death Valley Days ID Leeala 7:10 (1) Wonderful WorlS oS Color ID The Jetsons ID Dennle, the Menace 1:00 ID Kd Hulllran ID Hunday Night Mov­ ies 1:10 (1) Car 14— Where Are Tou? 1:00 IS) Bunania ID The Real McCoys 1:11 ID O.K. Theater 10:00 C ) Rise of Khrushchov ( I ) Candid Camera ID Voice or Flreatona 11:10 0) What'a My Lina ID Howard K. Smith 11:00 IS) Nawacopa (0 ) Krlo Sevartld Nawa ID Mid-Fla. News 11:10 ( ! ) Peter Gunn 11:1! (D Ch. Nine Theater l i f t ( I ) Hollywood Mavis Cavalcade M O ND AY A. M. 1:1! (S) Slga Oa SGI (1 ) Sign On l : t l ( I ) Orova E Fare* Rea port 1:11 ( I ) College o f tha A ir 7:11 IS) Today (D Wake Dp M eries 7:11 (1) Farm. M arket Re­ port 7:11 (D state Nawe and Weather V:tS (1 ) Today 7:11 ( I ) Countdown Nawe 7:41 ( » ) Mickle'* Goepel Tim e 1:11 ID Mfcksy Xvaa* Show (D CapL Kangaroo S ill (1) Weather and Nawa t.40 ( ! ) Today ( ! ) Cartonvllta t i l l IS) Jack Lalaa* Shew ID American History t . l l ID Romper Room 1:10 ( ! ) Gall Storm Show 11:00 (1 ) Bey When I D Calendar (1 ) Learn Hpanlih 10:10 IS) Play Tour Huath ID I Love Lacy ( I ) Ann Hothtrn Show 11:10 ID The McCoys ( ! ) Price Is R lsht ( I ) Jan* Wyman P ro. aanta l l i l # (D Pate A Gladys ( I ) Tours For A Son* I t ) Concontratloa nrldge ID Mr. W ltard 1 :0 0 (1 ) Man Into Space M O ND AY P. 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Seminole TV FA 2-4920 Ha* 11.10 ( I ) Riga O ff 1:10 I D IS) t i l l IS) 1 :1 0 IS) s:ot ID Poubla Faatura Mr. IVIaard TH A TU A Sports International SUNDAY P. M. 11:11 (il ll:SS ID MGS (D ID 1I:M ID (D ID liSS ID ID IS) ItS I (D Faith for Today Christopher "T h e oth er Our* •Tommy Oats The K aye" News Hoedllnee K! Uundo A ) P la C II* Weah. Reports Oral Roberta Herald e f Troth Hunday Showboat 1 Married Joan R la Picture M U | {| I:I \< K I I I W a u 1111 i OW N 1 —t - / AI I U 1) ! / ' . . 4 #/. j j b j j FISH FRY £SRSai aaoRRS- ■FONBORED BY Fleet Reserve Association BRANCH 147 u5 J $ v sj^ S j , v +■' I ' ^ A T BRAN CH H O M E S I* Bsaalaale B M . (N e x t T e S ee) P U B L IC IN V I T E D Fab. 1, I N S • Serving Frosa 5:30 HU 8:30 A D U L T S _____________ SUM C H ILD R E N __________ .50 * Specializing in Color TV Sale* St Service • TV RENTAL �r It Plan Your Profits-Put Herald Classified Want-Ads To Work For Y ou -D ial FA 2-5612 Classified Phone 6. For Kent DEADLINES 3 Bedroom House. Close in. Jimmy Cowan. FA 2-4013. CLASSIFIED D ISPLAY: i Tu«*i., thru F n . • 3 V. M. day : before insertion. Mon. • Sat. 3 Rm. Fura. Apt. Water It noon. lights >30. F A 2-2764. 322-5612 322-5613 O ffice 204 W. First Legal Notice Feb. iv t i i i : c i n c l t t cim b t o r t h k n in t h j u d ic ia l c m h i t , in and for »k* ir u l k i o r v r v . n o n da IN i'llANCKHT NO. ISTM AD R IAN D. IIA IIU K L U alag lei I 'l l l U P IlAflUZZINO and C A T H E R IN E RAHOZZINO. h li W ife: W IL L IA M hCALISE and (I RACE 8C A L I6K. hla w ife; E D W AR D J. METZ and F LO R ­ ENCE METZ, bla w lft. P lain tiffs va. EDMUND D. LANE, a/k/a E. D. LANE and ELI/.ARETII II. LANE, a/k/a ELIZABETH LANE, hla wltt, Dtfandanta NOTICK OF Sl'IT TOI..EDMI SD II. LIN E , a/k/a K. D. LANK KLIZAIIETH II. LANK, a/k/a ELIZABETH LANE Addro.ea and jlaaldancta unknown Tou art hereby nollflad that a ault to qulal lltlo and an­ nul raetrlctiona and rlaht of ya-ontry haa baan Bind In tha Circuit Court of tbo Ninth Judicial Circuit In and for Ssmlnole County, Florida, en­ titl'd : "Adrian D. Ilarr'tl. single. Philip R j vonlno and Catharlna Itaa.ulno, h la w lft; William Hcallao and nraca Hrallaa. hla wlfa; Edward J. M ill and Kl»ranca Ma la, hit wlfa, Plalntlffa «*. Kdniund D. Lana a/k/a C. D. Lana and Lllaabttb II. I.at>e, a/k/a Kllaabath taine, bla wlfa. Dafandanla and you ara required to ftla your anawar to ilia Complaint with tha dark of lha Circuit Court tnd to eaVv* a ropy thtrtof upon H. KNOX DKTTI.MIII At 8. A t t o r n a y for Plalntlffa. I l ’> 8nulh Knowlaa Avanua, Wlntar Park. Florida on ur bafora tha lain day of February, t i l l , otharwlsa Daera* Pro Conlaaao will b* antorad a*aln»t yau for the ra11ar demand'd In lha Com­ plaint. Tha raal property that l» tha aubjact n.altar of paid adit seeking to <iul*t till* and an­ nul rtatrlctlunt and right of rt-tntry. It: Imt I. of LAKE OF THI. WOODS St IIDIVISION Hamlnola County, Florida, rtcorda.l In I’L l Hook T. Pan* IS. Public Itrcorda hiinlnola County, Florida (WEAL) Arthur II. Rackwlth. Jr, Clark Circuit court By: Martha T. Vlhltn Deputy Clark FaMer and llattlntliaua Attorney! at Low Hit no. Knowlaa At*. Wlntar park. Florida Fublleh Jan. 11, la A Fab. 1. l. tall. COE-41 Complete - Expert HfATING SFRVICi: 1,1* I A L L A I IO.N, C LE A N IN G and R E PA IR CliftYHLKR AIRTEMP and oth er m akes I .naming Available S o l i hern A ik For Estimate Call — FA 2-8321 Ijrra lh Fri. Feb. 1, ’(LI— P uri* 11 By Nadine Seltzer S W E E T IE P IE STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Lake Mary. 3 Bedroom, kit­ Tues., thru Frl. • 3 P.M. day chen equipped. FA 2-3010. ; before Insertion. Moo. • Sat. 3 Bedroom block house. Lake noon. Monrue. F A 2-39S0. ' RESPONSIBILITY: Tbe Herald will not be re­ 2 Bedroom unfurnished house. SIS Laurel A ie . NO 8-4814 sponsible for more than one or NO 11962. Incorrect Insertion of your ad. CLASSIFIED IN D E X 1. Lout k Found 2. Notice* - Personals 3. Education - Instruction i s T im r i n c r i T r o r n r n r 4. Transportation nm x i x t h j v » i c i * l c m . 3. Food r r r r is s s d r » * sesssi16. For Kent x o lk io r x T r . F io it im . 0A Special Notices »t r m s m a r to . iit i* crum pton b v i l d k i u , i n c . I 7. Business Rentals • Derlds eerporatlon. Plaintiff 8. Reach Rentals ___ 9. For Sale or Rent F.ns-r.ftr tviT T n vM T K n ana UUANCIIK VVITT UN MYE It. bis 10. Wanted to Rent wlfs. 11. Real Estate Wunted p.f.ndants 12. Real Estate For Sale t o t ic b o r ■u rr 13. Mortgage Luane BTVTK o r H O R in t i TOi IlUm h* elmninn.. form- 14. Insurance •ly Illancb* Wltlanmrar, the wlfa of Krnaat Wlt- 15. Kindness Opportunity ttnmytr, whoa* rtaidrnct 16. Female Help Wanted Is unknown Tou are hereby re<jutr»1 to 17. Mole Help Wanted flit your answer or written 18. Help Wanted defame*. If any, In the abov# 19. Situations Wanted proctsdlnt with the Cl.rk ef this Court, and to ssrvs a 20. Rabysitters copy thereof upon the Plain- 21. Benuty Salons t lffs attorney*. whose nemee anil editress eppeera hereon, 22. Iluild • Paint - Uepuir on or before ibe X lh dey of 23. Building Materials F.brusry, IMS. the neture ef this proceeding bsln* e salt 24. Electrical Sendees for foreclosure of ranrtgat* 25. Plumbing Services aaslnst the followlna deecrlb* 26. Rndlo & Television •d property, to-wlti lx>i 11. Illock SI Drum- 27. Special Services wold According to I’let 28. Laundry Sendee thereof recorded In I’let Book I. page 10 A t l 29. Automobile Service Public Records of Demi- 29A. Auto Accessories note County, Worlds, sub­ 30. Machinery - Tools ject to the rights of wey and easement of record. 31. Poultry - Live stock THINK AND OUHUItKD et 31A. Pets Hanford. County of Uemlnola sluts of Florida, this lllh 32. Flowers - Shrubs day of January, Ills . 33. Furniture ftS A L ) Arthur If. Beckwith, Jr, 34. Articles For Sale 35. Articles Wanted Clerk Circuit Court, aemlnole County, Florida 36. Automobiles - Trucks Sly: Martha T. Vlbltu 37. Boats - Motors Deputy Clsrk Oreaory, Cours A Pentsllo 88. Motorcycles - Scooters Attorneys for Plaintiff 39. Trailers • Cabanas ««< Jackson Btroot A frau forh Furnished lovely 2 bedroom home. Call FA 2-0274. 1 Room fumithed Apartment. Adults. >43. FA 2-7399 2 Bedroom bouse. Kitchen equipped. 817 Escambia Dr. FA 2 0920 after 3 p. m. RENTALS 3 B R ground floor apt., very attractive. Kitchen equip ped. >80. Several 3 BR homes for Im­ mediate occupancy. Kitchen equipped. >73.00 up. Spacicus spill level on lake. 4 UR, 3 bath*, Beautiful! >193. Stenstrom Realty Real Estate — Mortgages 111 N. Perk Ave. FA 2-2420 Room for one or two. Reason able. 323-0391. Unfurnished 3 bedroom house, kitchen equipped. FA 2-6346 2 BEDROOM furnished apart­ ment. Close in. Reasonable. FA 2 0641. Furnished Garage Apartment. F A 2-3360. 1. Lost ft Fonnfl Unfurnished 2 b e d r o o m house. 826 Escambia. Ph. FA 2 0271 J. W . Hall, Realtor “ Call Hail” FA 2-3841 2344 So. Freacb Ave. j j Nicely furnished Apart­ ments. Carpeted, fireplace, master bedroom. >63. >01 Real Estate — Mortgage* III N. Park Ave FA 2-2420 Magnolia. NO > 3267. Stenstrom Realty S t Johns Realty John E. Fox, Realtor ROLLERS°/SANF0RD /CHEVROLET R E U P H O L S T E R Y .S / / cf/ / / / 3 / CHAIRS $39 r r r . 501 AS $89 "7;;r. FORD Fordur fetation Wagon. V-8. Autn. 1 ran». FALCON felandard fetation Wagon Tran*ml*»lon _ $01 AS ‘49.50 ( anhu* I lo< •«!«# * l u'^n K «,pKi.l|l «• - C E N T R A L FLA V>!M*asJ. • $w, 9• » , *. .. ,»•*. > [>•>»*» DECORATORS I Ms »* C*A a • o* U«* Ml t t I I I 4 95 _ 1695 , * ,tour Automatic Tran«ml»»ion_______ 1595 1961 CAUII I’AC "**” 4 ,,oor SmU" 3495 I Q C f l COItVAMt 4 Dour Im w M Automatic Tran*inU*ion 1295 1 9 5 9 Wagon. ( ||KVI<OI KT * l,uur huiiua 6 Cylinder, felandafd T rana. 1395 H EVRO LET 4 Door 1958 CAuto ( UtVitul‘k ~r 4 Uuor Trana., A ir fond. 795 4 A C $ C A D IL L A C feed an llrV illr l i K l Power And A ir C'ond. 1195 1957 ‘'RKVKOLKT I Door 7 95 V-H, Automatic l U g OI.DfeMOBILE 4 Door Auto. Trans.. A ir I ’ond. 1595 C A L L FA 2-5783 1295 C A D IL L A C Sedan DvVillc Power And A ir Fund. 695 | 0 g g PLYM O U TH 3 Door V-a, felandard Stick 1 9 8 1 CHEVR0LET ** Tn> ricku* Automatic Trana_______ 219 E. 2nd SANFO RD A lan'i Fabric A Rugs 2339 Park Dr. FRIGIDA1RE Sales A Service G. 11. HIGH 1700 W. 1st St. Sanford Ph. FA 2 3883 Child Cure. FA 2 2274 Children kept. TA 2-4182. 29. Automobile Service Babysitting in my home. Small children and babies. Big yard and screened in porch. Reasonable and meals furnished. Call Mrs. Davis, FA 29294. AU TO GLASS IN S T A L L E D Wimlnhield Rack Glass Door Ginns Vent Glasa SERVICE Colored or wldte girl to keep S o n k u iik Gin** uml Paint Company two children In Ijike Alary. 210 Magnolia 14M 2393 S. PA R K FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM BLINDS Enclosed head. Sag-proof bot­ tom rail with plastic ends. Plastic or rayon tapes. Cot­ ton or nylon cords. Scnkurik Gloss nnd I'uint Company 2.0 yiagnolla Ph. F A 2-4622 F.R E PLA C E WOOD Oak and pine. >22 s cord delivered. Robert M orm Ph. FA 3-0333, F A 2 3900 or FA 2 6818. 17’ * R.C.A. Table Model T.V. >23.00. 21“ Weatinghouse T .V $33.00. FA 2-3362. SINGER USED A ASSUME PAYM ENTS ON SEWING MACHINES Singer portable ....... >13.03 Singer portable ....... $16.40 Singler In walnut console .. >9.13 per month. Universal portable with but­ ton hole maker .. >8.40 per month. Automatic good housekeeper Zig Zag .. >10.07 per month 104 S. Park Ave. FA2-9411 36. Automobile* - Truck* I'h. F A 3-4822 step*, table tops, stepping slones, lot inarkeri. ' Miracle Concrete Co. 309 Elm Ave. FA 3-3731 Gale way T o Tbe Waterway Robson 8portinv Good* • Your KVLNRU3K Dealer 304-81 E. 1st Ph. F A 2-3981 196! Round bobbin Sewing machine, equipped to tig 38. Motorcycle* • Scooter* tag. Guarantee. 4 Pay­ VESPA Motor Scooter* (new ) ments of >3.30. FA > 9411. >10.63 down * $3-32 WeekUse one of our Carpet ShamiyLewis S a lti k Service pooera FREE with Blue Lustre Carpet Shampoo. 2317 Country Club Road rti. F A 2-7928 Carroll's Furniture. Don't Settle For Less . . . Than a clean* mechanically right, reuKonably priced Used Car. W e point with pride to these listed below 1960 Chevrolet Impala DON’T DELAY! They’re moving out P A S T ! S A V E $100’h $ $ $ D uring Our 19KU FORD fS A LA X IE 4 Door. Automatic T ra n a -l*o »e r Steering, Radio, Healer. Plan To Sea ThU C 1 M K 41m- Before You Buy. Was >1498 Hair K '® * * 1961 ItK N A I I.T D A I'P IIIN K . Real lia* hrouumy — Up To 10 Mile* Prr Gallon Gan CDQC Was 4993 Sale 19b0 DODGE P llllE M X 1 |wor llardiop. Power fetrrrIng A llrakra. Automatic Trana- Air I ondltlonrd. Radio, Ami Healer. A Real Beauty — Priced Tu $1 6 9 5 Salr Move. Was 11793 NO DOWN PAYM EN T 1932 ENGLIHI1 FORD Consul. 1936 FORD Y-*. Equipped. Was >393 C R M 4 floor Hardtop, Power Brake* and Hirer* Radio A llrater, Extra Nice. 1959 Oldomobile Super “ 8*” 4 Door llardiop, Fullr Equipped, Clean. Low Mileage, Exreltenl Cond* White Finish. 1958 Lincoln Capri I Dour llardiop. A ir Cond. A P om rred, Cleon, New Tire*, A Fine Luxury Car. 1957 Chevrolet V-8, 8 Passenger, 4 Door fetaliuu Wagon, Automatic Trans* Radio, llrater, Real Clean, One Onaer. Bel A ir 2 Boor llardlup, Automatic Trana* Radio, Heater, Eatre Sharp, 1955 Chevrolet 4 Dour fetation Wagou, Shrift, Due Unnrr. — Sal* ftftft BUYS — 2,,<Hjr v > 1 9 5 5 UUICK 8pMla> 4 1>ovr 1 9 5 5 FUKU Hale Stand. BARGAIN 1 9 5 8 F0U1> F*lrl*B* Sale 1932 B L K K. New Tire*. Need* Some Work (T ire* Alone Wurth Price Of Car) Sale I9IU DODGE, Kuna Good, Look* Fair. Fishrrman* Special! I960 T-Bird 2 Door Hardtop. F elly Equipped, 27,000 Mile*, Extra Clean. 1957 Chevrolet V-8 On The Cars Listed Below 1957 FO Itll P A IB I.A N K 3U«. V-8. Automatic Tran*.. Itial Sharp. W as 4693 Sale 4 Hour Hardtop, V-8, Ponar felr*r„ Radio, llrater, Automatic Trana* Almost New, A Beauty. 1960 Mercury Monterey CLEAN SWEEP SALE 1919 FORD •, TON TRUCK, Y -« MKUCl Itv 4 Door Auto., I O w w punrr llra k o . Steer.. Air food. FORD fetation Wagon 6 Cyl., Automatic DI M l P C O V I K S CHAIRS ‘ 24.50 O c#wsl«r>«l VontoaJ » A J Ot ' 3 Salea and Service Free estim ate! in advance Fruc IKune demonstration Day* work wanted. FA 2-8391 >15 a week. FA 2-0827. 2 Seta of T w i n B e d s , 2 Dressers A Chest of Draw­ ers. FA 2-4324. SINGER SEW ING M ACHINE 19. Situations Wsnlsd Ironing wanted. FA 2-2698. Baby Bed complete >16. Call 322-7383. FREE ESTIMATE 1962 Renault. >873.00. Phone Upholstering A Mattress ren­ FA 2-3903. ovating. New A Used Furni­ ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. 1933 Chevrolet Be lair. Love mileage, 4 door, power Co., at 709 Celery Ave. pack, auto trana. window T A 2-2117. vents, trailer hitch, etc. Ph. WELLS D RILLED. PUMPS. F A 2-3360. SPR IN K K R SYSTEMS Sell Ua Your Furniture. Quick All Types and Sires Service With the C«sh. 1937 Ford Wagon >423. 1936 We Repair and Service SUPER TRADING POST Clievy 2 door Belair. Ph. FA 24)677. S T I N E FA 2-7322. Machinery and Supply Co. 20T W. 2nd St FA 2-6432 31. Article* For Sale ’37 MGA, red, wire wheels, good rubber. F A 2-6343 af­ INCOME TA X RETURNS ter 3:30. Umbrella Tenta >32.93 spe­ O. 31. Harrison. 1311 Palmet­ cial, camp stoves, Armyto Ave. Plume 322-8827. Navy Surplus 310 Sanford 37. Boata • Motor* Ave. Plano Tuning and Repair 14' Ski Boat, 33 hp. 1937 W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 Evlnrude Motor, traUer, Ready Mix Concrete, sand, controls and alee ring. A ll steel, window sills, lintels, 1300. F A 2-9279. dry wells, grease traps, 1939 PLYM O U TH 4 Door Sedan. 6 l ) Under, felandard Tran*.. Equipped. A Krai Fin* t'ai. 8695 Sale Was >793 C A D IL L A C O LD S 1 M 1 I r I ara iii » . t Morate |«♦.*** j»* * WANTED reliable couple to take up monthly payment! of >13.30 on 3 complete A IR CONDITIONING rooma of furniture. Call CONTRACT and RE PAIR T E 8-1311, Casselberry , col­ WORK lect. 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-6562 Plumbing k Heating No experience necessary. Waitresses. Club Diamond Beautiful brick 3 bedroom, 2 after 2 p. m. bath. Double carporte. Good 26. Radio & Television location. Near shopping For quick service call, Waitress with Curb girl e x ­ centers and schools. $450 perience. Must be experienc­ llryan T. V. FA 3-0361. down, >79 month. Monnu ed. Apply Chick 'N Treat. Jarvis. Ph. FA 2-1810. 27. Special Services Sanford. Lakeview home with lake privileges in South Sylvan Lake Shores. 3 Bedrooms NEW 3 bedroom, 2 bath and 2 baths. Air-Condition­ home, large corner lot, 311 17. Male Help Wanted ed. Phone FA 2 7808 or Tucker Dr., Sunland Ks SALES AGENT FA 2-G368. tales. VA—nothing down, Wanted by leading agricul­ monthly payments >92.00. tural chemical company full FA 2 8074 - FA 2 2218. or part time to cover local THE TIM E TESTED FIRM area and serve farmers ami 3 Bedroom, kitchen equipped. 118 N. Park Ave. FA 24123 grove owners. Straight com­ Hardwood floors. Fenced. mission. You must have 322 8411 or 322 2391. LOCH ARBOR tome knowledge or exper­ Under >12,000, a 3 bedroom, ience in Florida growing. All type* of Real Estate 1 hath home nice lot with Write John House. General trees on paved street. Re­ yianager P. O Box 1115, quires >1730 down and Winter Garden, Fla., Include monthly payments o n l y your telephone number. 110 N. Park Ave. Ph. 323-0&59 $77JO. 3 lleHroom amuse try owner. Air-Conditioning.lUgrlg*ratlun ROBERT A. WILLIAMS men needed. See our ad FA 2-8327. Realtor under Education A Instruc­ Raymond Lundquist, Assoc. tion. Commercial Tra<lei F A 2 3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Institute. 12. Real Eivtule For Hale CBS House. 3 Targe bed­ rooms, 2 baths, kitchen Houses for rent. Kor Infor­ equipped. Assume payments mation contact Ted Wil­ FA 22613. liams Hardware, 2ui E. $9,250 23th St. Charming 2 bedroom lioine 2 BEDROOM home. kitchen in nice residential area. equipped. >75 month. Ph. Double lot with many trees. FA 2-&3UI. Fully equipped, plus auto­ matic washer! Only >300 New 3 Bedroom. 2 bath down, and >64 prr month home. No cash needed. >61 includes taxes and insur­ a month. 322 8083. ance. Home to be complete­ 3 Bedroom, kitchen equiply rrlmiahcd! Phone (or an ped, on lake, ready fu r , early appointment I occupancy. Call FA 2-0639. m a Wall Jim Hunt Realty Rolls way, Hospital Ii Baby 9. For Salt or Rant Iledi By Day. Week, or Month 13’ x •’ New Moon llou itC A R R O LLS FURNITURE trslier. F A 2-3002. Ph. F A 2-3181 111 W. 1st SL Attractive 3 bedroom, 2 bath W ELAKA APARTM ENTS: home. Fenced yard. Near Rooms private baths, 114 NAS. 113 W. Coleman Cir­ W. First St. cle. FA 2-7484. C US T OM Experienced Curb girl. Also night Dishwasher. Apply Chick \N Treat, Sanford. 12. Real Entate For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale Stenstrom Realty Stenstrom Realty 2 LIK E ONIONS? Care for children in my home Shetland Pony, l sorrel filly. but don't want your neighbors Call FA 2 U067. 1 paint gelding. $125 each. to know? Enjoy country Saddles also avadable. Ph. Will care for child in home living in this handsome, 2 322 9162. While. 323 0363. story, 4 bedroom, 2 bath 2 Male Dachshund Puppiei. home on almost 2 acres of beautifully- kept land. Let's 21. R ea u ly S alon * Black A tan. AKC register­ go see it—it will only take ed. 416 S. Suuiand Dr., SunSPECIAL land Estates. a few minutes to drive out. Cut *N Curl Beauty Shop You'll agree that $21,300 is End curl >3.30 including cheap! shape, set A style. Open 32. Flower* - Shrub* Evening by appointment. 3 Beautiful Camellias in bloom Experienced Operators. U R A PK V ILLK NURSERY 318 Palmetto Ave. FA 2 0834 Grapeville Ave. Near 20th St. REALTOR — INSUROR H A R R IE T T S BEAUTY NOOK FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. ORCHID PLANTS Complete Benuty Service Surpms Sale 105 So. Oak FA 2-5742 Sunland. 3 Bedroom house, 300 from >1.30 up. Puts for large corner lot. FA 2 9286. sal« at bargain. Benches 24. E le c tric a l S e r v ic e * for sale HIGHLAND PA R K FKIGIDA1RE J. C. Bunten, Lemon Bluff Comfortable 3 1IR home Sales A Service situated on spacious corner House Wiring, Free Estimates Annuals, Petunias, Snapdra­ homesite shaded by giant Sid Vihlcn's Randall Electric gons, Pansies, Vegetable oaks. Many nice extras! 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-0913 Plants. Dutch Mill Nursery. >13,930, with excellent fin­ Upsala Rd. Just off 2Uth St. ancing. 2427 Laurel Avenue. 25. Plumbing Service* and 1st St. Exclusive with PLUMBING 33. Furniture Contracting Repairs F R E E ESTIMATES Used furniture, appliances, R. L HARVEY tools, etc. Bought • Sold. Real Estate — Mortgages 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 Larry’ s Mart 213 Sanford l i t N. Park Ave. 322 2420 Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 16. Female Help Wanted “I suggested that Mom taka a nap today Instsad of mo—and sha didn't avan argue 1" Efficiency Apt. >30 Mo. Sur­ plus City. 201 W. lit St. Vh Acre Lot overlooking Semi­ Office FA 2-2111 nole Race Track. Reason­ Nights FA 2-0641 Fum. nice 1 Br. CU house. able. Cash or terms. Ph. 3. Education • Instruction 323-9700 Water furnished. Near 322-7301. 2324 Park Dr. Sanford Fla. base. >83.00 Mo. FA 24244. Refrigeration • Air-condition­ ing men needed. We train IDYLLWILDE By Owner, 2 Bedroom. Flor­ Furn. 3 Bedrm., oak floors you. Writ* Commercial ida room, kitchen equipped. masonry borne. 1 Blk West Charming Colonial situated Trades Institute Bos i i , e/o on corner homeiite In beau­ Phone FA 2-4630. of Hwy. 17-92, on IxmgSanford Herald. tiful Idyllwllde of Loch A r­ wood Rd. Then 1 Blk. South R A V E N N A PAR K bor. Spacious rooms, and Cor. o f Vincent Dr. 6. For Kent features far to numerous Attractive new 3 HR. CB home on corner lot in de­ Furn. 2 Bedroom House. and nice to describe on Unfumithed 2 bedroom house. sirable location. Features Adults. No pets. FA 2-7664. paper. Fully air-conditioned 1303 Elliott A v e , FA 2-3234 Include fully equipped elecand heated by central sys­ or FA 2 0323. Nicely furnished 3 r o o m trie kitchen, central heat, tem. It does make a differ­ Apartment, private hath. ami many top notch exlraat ence where you live, so ROOMS, Thu Gables, 401 FA 2-5303. Only >600 down, and pay­ Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0720. drive out today for a com­ ments as low as >91 per plete Inspection. You'll be Large 3 bedroom downstairs 2 Bedroom modern House, month. May we serve you? glad you didl apt. Furn. or unfurn. >63. k it equipped. SIT Catalina. 1703 Magnolia. UNFURNISHED new 2 bed Nice large furn. apt. 2 room house, kitchen equip­ bdrms. >83. Ph. FA 2-3951. ped. PA 2-3643. Real Estate — Mortgages Real Eitate — Mortgages 1700 Magnolia. FA 2 2420 l t l N. Park Are. r A 2-2420 111 N. Park Ave. 3 Bedroom house. 2406 Stev­ Good sleeping room, private ens Ave. Pbooe 349 4671. entrance, fo r employed gentleman. FA 2 0648. R E N T A BED FOUND: Blue Parakeet. Ph. F A 2-6306. 31. Article* For Sale 31 A . I 'r l a Stenstrom Realty Furn. Apt. Close In. Apt. >. >40 Mo. 4074k W. lit. Furnished 2 BR home with chain link fenced backyard. E x c e l i e . n l neighborhood $ 100. 12. Kent Entitle For Snlc'IR. Situation*! Wanted Steniper Agency and reserves tbe right to reLake Mary. 3 Bedroom, 2 i vise or reject any advertise­ bath lakefrnnt home. Cen­ ment from what ordered to tral healing and air-condi­ conform to the policies of tills tioning. FA 2-SB20. P*P*r. Furnluhcd Apartment. Thone F A 2-2800. It Pays To Use The H E R A L D W a n t Ads. Tempo t, Florida Publish Jan. II. SI i. s. m i . CDU-4S Il|r 4 Uoor 8U tk* * • «• ■ 1 9 5 8 KUHKL 2 l,oor UardtuF’ C '" * Conditio* IT S 1 9 5 8 l>LYMUUT>1 v *a> 4 u#or * * * * * j Q g J M ERCURY 4 Door Hardtop MANY OTIIKRH TO CHOOSE FROM Ail Cur* Sold With GW Warranty SeminoleCo.Motors H U N T S IN C 519 K. FA 2-0011 First HU Hanford Winter Park MI 7f!330 SANFORD * FA 2-4S84 LOT AT PALMETTO Winter Park Ph*M Ml 4-0209 * 4k C O M M ERC IAL �Teacher Defends 'Objectionable' Book Filibuster Fight Southern WASHINGTON (U P I) Democratic L e a d e r Mike Mansfield hoped today Democrat* ators plus a scattering of other members voting to table the matter. The break down was 32 Democrats and 21 Republicans for tabling and 31 Democrats and 11 Re­ publicans against. The liberals bypassed the normal process of clearing rule amendments through the rule* committee. They con­ tended that at the opening of a new Congress a majority should be able to amend the rules. that a weekend "breathing spell" might clear the outlook for ending the Senate’ s anti-fili­ buster rule fight. The Senate, apparently m ov­ ing Into the final stages of the prolonged battle, was In recess until Monday. Senate liberals lost by a 33 to 43 vote Thursday in the first test on the short cut route they have been using to amend the existing gag A LT A M O N T E GARDEN CLUB members meeting Monday to make fur­ ther plans for next Thursday's Smorgasbord Dinner at the Community House were, front from left, Mrs. Robert Bradford and Mrs. Jefferson Hodges; back, Don Harris, Mr. Hodges and O. J. Buumgurtner. (Herald Photo) fly Shirley Wentworth Twenty-five Sunday School Ry Donna Estes teachers of the Forest City The new Vestry Committee baptist Church attended a of Christ Episcopal Church, “ Illast Olf banquet" last Sat­ urday evening to open the SSLongwood, will be formally in­ 200 Cnisade being conducted to stalled at tin* 10 a.in. Eu­ Increase enrollment and en­ charist this Sunday. largement of the Sunday Members of the committee School department. The "Space A g e" is being were elected by their fellow parishioners at the annual used os theme for the threemeeting of Christ Church on month crusade and each room Jan. 20 and their election has a large poster displayed approved by the I to record progress. A t the has been Rt. Rev. Henry I. laiuttit, attendance grows a rocket will climb higher and higher Dishop o f South Florida. Installed will be Herm an1into outer spnee among the Schtinming. senior warden; * indicated planrts. Eugene II. Taylor, jbnior warThe crusade is being conden; Frederick Wyman, trea- ( ducted under supervision of teat chnirman at left; Stanley Houston, Lyman surer; Thomas Kuhn, secre­ speech inntrue tor; Eileen Klcr, second place win­ tary and A. 1\ Rowersox, ner; Billy Johnitton, third place winner untl Har­ Robert llummond, Charles old Krydcr, Post 250 commander. Pasternack and Joel White. • (Herald Photo) The first regular business meeting o f the newly elected Committee will In? held Imme­ diately following the installa­ tion service. Also elected at the annual Idyllwilde are custom • built, be open all day and on Sun Parish meeting were Thomas these model homes have been day from noon until dark. Kuhn to serve as a delegate erected to show the type of A door prize of a GE West to the Diocesan Convention work done by Shoemaker con­ port stereo will In* given a- in Miami Reach In May and struction. way. The winner will be an Raymond Rail to serve as al­ On Saturday the homes will nounccd at a later date. ternate delegate. j FIR ST P LA C E W IN N E R in the American Legion Oratorical Content uponsoreil at Lyman High this year by Memorial Post 25G of Cassel­ berry was Ann O’Donnell, second from left. Others in the photo are Lnrry Muplesdon, con- Open bouse will be held Saturday and Sunday In Idyll* wllde, of Loch Arbor, where three Shoemaker built homes will bo oa display. Shown will be the 'Colonial I I , " a colonial type home; the "Futura,” a modern home of the future and "Content* pera," a home of contempo­ rary design. Although most home* In Winne, members of the Girl's Auxiliary who took over the nursery. Attending, In addition to Copeland, were Rev. and Mrs. Richard Drown, Mr. and Mrs. Richard While, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jackson. Mr. ami Mrs, Clinton Crawley. Mr. and Mrs. Don Westmoreland, Mrs. William Drannon. Mrs. Mar­ tin Dunn, Mr. and Mrs. Wal­ ter lfoberg. Mr. and Mrs. I). K. Winne, Mr. and Mrs. L. 11. Moreno and daughter, Andrea, Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Whlldcn, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Green and Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Hart. Church Sets Service Series A series of "N ew Life Meet­ ings" will be conducted at Grace Methodist Church, Onora Road at Woodland Ave­ nue in Sanford, Feb. 17 through Fob. 21. Guest minister will be Rev. Gerald McCray, a former missionary to Alaska and pres­ ent minister o f the Rowling Green Methodist Church. Invitation has been extended to the public to attend each 7:30 p.m, meeting. WRENSHALL, Minn. (U P I) — A discharged high school English teacher, now making his living as a hod carrier, said Thursday he still feels the novel ” 1984'' is unob­ jectionable. Richard Wyman. 39, was fired by the Wrenshal school board last March because he Included the George Orwell novel on the reading list for senior EngHsh students pre­ paring for college. The school board called the book "o b ­ scene and im m oral." The con­ troversy erupted after a girl student showed Utc novel to her parents. Since last autumn, Wyman, a father of 13, has been car­ rying bricks at the same school, where a Duluth con­ struction company is erecting an addition to the building. Even that job has been in­ terrupted temporarily be­ cause of the cold weather and Wyman picked up his first unemployment compensation check Thursday in Duluth. "It's a new experience for m e," he said, " I 'v e never been unemployed before." Wyman, who holds a mas­ ter's degree In education and has 10 years teaching exper­ ience, said he has applied In more than 100 area high schools but his applications have been rejected each time. " I don't feel that the school administration is black-balling me,” the now bearded ex ­ teacher said, "but then 1 guess Church Holds Daily Services Dally evangelistic services are being conducted at 7:30 p.m. at the Fern Park Church of the Nazarcne by Rev. A r­ thur E. Kelly, visiting minister from South Carolina. The church Is located at 304 O'Rricn ltd. In Fern Park. Host minister Is Rev. J. Den­ nis Peacock. The special services arc scheduled to continue through Feb. 10. Beginning next Mon­ day. Ralph and Joan Dunmire. singer-musicians, will be presonl for each program. they aren't giving me the belt of recommendation* either.” A copy of the controversial hook still rests in the Wren* shall school library but no »tu* dent is required to read it and its contents are not made tha subject of term papers as ia Wyman's classes. Supt. E. C. Hedegard said the school administration has not changed its opinion of tha work. ‘•Some parents object to the book and we're not going to force anyone to read it. They can if they want to,” he said, ‘ ‘but It’s not mandatory." Wyman said he has not changed his mind about tha book, either, he said he would include It in a ‘ ‘recommend* cd" reading list for seniors if he lands another teaching post. ‘ ‘Ttie book is not a great literary work, but it has soma value for college bound Hu* dents. What good Is it to study English writing if you don’t in* elude English authors? " North Orlando Super M arket * f tl .1 I 8 A . M. to 9 P. M. I BEER W IN E and • Complete Lina o f Meats and Groceries I North Orlando Super Mkt. Longwood • Oviedo Rd. V, Mile East o f Hwy 17*92 LOOK FOR S IG N THE B IG » North on 20th Street from 17-92 IDYLLW ILDE OF LOCH ARBOR BEAUTIFUL HOM ES ON FE BR U AR Y 2nd & 3rd to sign. DISPLAY TH E CO LO NIAL II - CO NTKM PERA - FU TU R A SATU R D AY - A L L D AY SUNDAY - NOON HU D ARK REFRESHMENTS H O M ES OF D ISTIN CTIO N C U ST O M I BUILT Situated on large, individually landscaped lots. Features include central heat and air conditioning. MODERN ^ STEREO JUST REGISTER TO BE GIVEN AWAV FEB. •, 1963 GENERAL O F F IC E S GENERAL KITCHENS S hoB m aluih “ W ESTPORT** 211 W . 25tli t ELECTRIC C O N S T R U C T IO N One o f these same “W E S T P O R T ’* G.E. STEREO S will be given free to each purchaser o f a home from Feb. 2 thru Feb. 9 COM PANY I / • ST. STEN STRO M REALTY SELLING AG EN TS I) �Apportion Plan Called 'Unconstitutional' ★ C t o 0* By L A R R Y VE R S IIE L Tbe " N avy ha* officially asked (he city to approve the Pipeline Co. bid to transport Jet furl. . . . A letter is in the mail and will be read at the City Commission meeting a Meek from today. • • • That'* some post office we have . . . High Minds last night I blew open Uie door and knock­ ed parts of the celling loose. • • • Someone knocked over a hy­ drant Saturday at Ninth and ^ Bay . . . The city lost a quar­ ter million gallons of water . . ♦ • • | ► Nobody asked me, but how come no one checked that natural gas pipeline to the Hunt Co. site and how it got approved? . . . More on this later. • • • Still no word on when those legislative hearings will take place this week. Spoke to Mack Cleveland Jr. and Mack says they will wail until the federal court makes a decision on reapportionment . . . May want the new representative to sit in . . . “ You mean Gordon." Says I . . . “ Ha, lla " . . . says Mack. • • • By the way can't think of a better man than Gordon Fred­ erick for that House seat . . . Can you all? • • • 1 And anyway. I’d like to tee that legislative lag put back on. • • t LE G ISLATIVE RAMBLES . . . Mack and Joe Davis voted against killing a House mem­ ber for Seminole and so did Bernard Parrish . . . Mack voted against the statute . . . Says the people should decide . . . The way we sec It. Semin­ ole will have two House repre­ sentatives and one Senator this session and lose one in 1965 . . . Qualification dead­ line will be in about a week . . . first primury Feb. 26 and second March 12 . . . Nobody asked me, but the courts will probably junk the legislative compromise . . . That’s all it is . . . and what it does . . . extends Metro from Miami to Tallahassee. • • • Speaking of the legislature . . . Did you know- that a quarter horse ran at the Sem­ inole Park Raceway Saturdaynight by the name of “ Joe Davis” 7 . . . It came in sec­ ond and paid $5.80. • • • Work has started on the new McCrory's building at the Eastern Shopping Center by SR 436 and Huy. 17 92. • • • Rain will hold up work on Seminole Blvd. • • • Thus far, the city has col­ lected $459,000 in taxes . . . County well over $1,000,000 , . . • • • Don't forget deadline near­ ing for license tags . . . It's empty now by John Gallo­ way's office. • • • Public hearing on the Econlockhatchrc at 10 a.m. tomor­ row a* t he Orange County courthouse. • • • Police Benevolent Assn, elected Dick Cosgrave presi­ dent the other day; Arnold Williams, vice president, and Estelle Jennings, secretarytreasurer. • • • Hundreds of hoy srouta will be at Ft. Mellon Park this weekend as Boy Scout week kicks off . . . A full day's eampout activities slated. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Discriminatory' Suit Filed (U lt r W E A T H E R : Scattered showers tlirouph Tuesday. High todny, 68-71. Low tonight, 45-60. VOI.. .'lit M IAM I (U P I) — Miami at* I representatives until after- After the holdover lcgislatomey Peter Sobel asked a the 1964 general election. So tors are dropped in I9 il Sospccial Federal Court today bcl claimed that 14.2 per cent M , „ d lhon ,y , to declare the newly-adopted o f the people can elect a ma- I _ 43-Senator, 112-Rrpresentativc Jorlty of the Senate ami 22.9 of ,bo PC0P1<* can cloct 1 Legislative Hcapportionment per cent ean elect a majority j majority of the Senate and plan unconstitutional ami en- of the House of Represents 28 5 percent a majority of Join tlic state from holding lives elections under i t Moments after the petition was filled, the three-judge court said it would hear all arguments on the reappor­ tionment hassle at 9:30 a.nt., Thursday. Soble, one of the two law ­ yers who filed the original suits that resulted in Flor­ ida's legislative apportion­ ment being declared unconsti­ tutional, also refiled a mo­ tion today asking the court to reapoortion the legislature by judicial decree. Sobcl's petition called tlic 43-112 plan passed by a spe­ cial session of the legislature i last Friday, both as a statute ^ and as a state constitutional > amendment In lie voted on by the people in 1964, "invl(I i o u s I y discriminatory" against him and other resi­ CORDON FREDERICK dents of large population M ACK C LE V E L A N D JR. •Hut lit King:’ A Rig May he area*. “ This plan Is no appreci­ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ able improvement over the present legislative apportion­ ment, which has been de­ clares! unconstitutional by this court, and is substantially less representative than ap­ portionment by the proposed constitutional i m c n d m e n l overwhelmingly defeated by the people at the last general State Representative Mack Cleveland Jr. today election," the petition said. Under the new apportion­ threw hi* hat in the ring: for the state Senate if the ment statute, which contains Federal court okay* the newly udopted 43-Scnator, a "grandfather" clause to 112 Representative reapportinnment plan. hold over two Senators and 13 ' United Press Leased Wire nsuui... ★ <U>u liou.o Gordon To Sign Bill (U P I ) — member. anid he would prnluihly run for the vacant Frederick House acatf Cleve­ land's) if the court rules fa v­ Weary clerks in the House of orably on the plun. Representatives completed en­ Cleveland served |;| nessions grossing work on the hill con­ including eight special of the taining Florida’s new reappor- legislature. Hu is a member tionment plan today and said o f the finanro and taxation it will lie put on the governor's and rules committee and is eensidi red one o f the most desk for action later todav. members In the Gov. Farris Rryant is e x ­ powerful pected to sign the hill right House. Frederick, before lie de­ away and then set dales for elections to choose the seven clined to seek re-election last new Senators anti 30 Repre­ year, served during seven ses­ sentatives provided for in the sions. Earlier Frederick had said plan. The first primary probably he would run ugain if .Semi­ will be set for Feb. 26 with nole got a Senator because of a run-off and general clrction Ida experience to aid political to follow. After the election newcomer 8. J. Davis who was dates are set, Secretary of elected to tile House lust State Tom Adams will set the year. deadline for candidates to qualify for the 37 new seats. The new seats, all for fast­ growing urban areas, will tend to cripple tlic influence of the small county majority bloc that has eontroled the le g is ­ lature since Florida became a Over $1,200 wns collected state. for Uiu aucressful Mother's It also may put a few more March o f Dimes held Thurs­ Ilepublirans In the House — day, Mrs. Robert Zittrower, but not enough to give th is. . . , , , _ chairman, reported today, party any kind of » voice In • ' * 1 ' ' The deepest appreciation proceeding*. Tlic Republican o f the Xationul Foundation stronghold of Pinellas— which goes to (lie Mulching Moth­ now ha* on all-GDI* delega­ er.; nod to the public in imption of three ll«m*e members pick* op port log tb* Foundation'* rxand one Senator three additional Represent*• 1P"n'led effort* to continue the quest fo r the conquering o f liv e i and if past trend* are followed, they'll al»o be Re­ IHilio, birth deferts and arth­ ritis. publicans. Ttie 23 rnptaiti* and hunTlic difference in small coon Mothers March Takes $1,200 ty domination will be m ore[ dred* o f worker* were assistnoticeable in the House where ( H by volunteers fiom Boy populous area* pick up 30 now I Scout Troop 604. Mr*. ZltI trow or said. seats. NEW YO RK (U P I )—Stocks | opened firm in moderately active trading today. Slijrhtly Ahead L A K E LA N D ( U P I ) - F r e s h grapefruit shipments this sea son are running slightly ahead of last year's pace despite December's citrus • killing freeze. Opposition Set WASHINGTON (U P I ) — Strong congressional opposi­ tion was developing today to President Kennedy's proposed cut in tax deduction* for M idi items a* church contri­ butions and medical bill*. Serving- Notice WASHINGTON (U P I ) — Southerners fighting a change in the Senate's anti-filibuster rule served notice today they were prepared to go a* long a* necessary to defeat or sidetrack the move. TALLAH ASSE E ( C P I ) Florida State University breaking tradition, announced thi* weekend that it will play all hut one of its home football games in the afternoon next season. Easy Winner MANAGUA, Nicargua (U P I) Park Lease To Be Discussed The City's o ffer to lease the Municipal Stadium for rounty ichool athletic* for u $1 an­ nual rental was to lie discuss­ ed informally this afternoon by School Supt. R. T. Mi luce and City Mgr. W. E. Knowles. Mil wee said he will present the proposal for study to the Sdiool Board at its next reg­ ular meeting on Fell. 14. Know lea made the proposal before the Boosters Club. He outlined lost o f construction and uununl maintenance o f tlio stntllum anil then made the $1 offer. The offer followed an outlino by Architect John Burton of the club's plan fur construc­ tion o f a stadium for football, baseball and other athletics at Seminole High School. Burton estimated cost of the M f- Headache ■ Herlong 'T o s t Office patronnge results in n hond- ni-lic.” This wits the comment o f Congressman A. S. llcrloitK Jr. this morning when The Herald tele­ phoned him Ht Washington to ask the status of appointment o f u permanent postmaster for Sanford. " I ’d rather not handle postoffiee patronage, either the ap|>ointment o f iKistmasters or rural carriers,” the Congressman stated. He explained that the final "results only bring on a headache; it makes your friends niifrry because there arc not enough jobs to go around.” lie continued thnt "those who do not get the job o f postmaster liecomc angry and the otto who does get the job becomes an ingrate.” Congressman Herlong remarked facetious­ ly: “ It (appointments) should become a part o f losing an election rather than winning one. O f course, I'm only kidding.” In a serious vein, Herlong said he is await­ ing the recommendation o f the Seminole County Democratic Executive Committee for appoint­ ment. He milled he had submitted tbc eligibility list o f three names to Warren Goodrich, Rrmlenton, Democratic state chairman, asking that ho forward it through channels to tlic local com­ mittee. Robert llillhimer, Seminole chairman, said lie has not received the list from Goodrich. Three local men passed U. S. Civil Service examinations for the 87,BOR postmaster post hero. They are Julian Whighnm, Stephen Dalint and Guy Allen, the acting jmatmastcr and a Re­ publican. The prorodtire is for the local committee to recommend a candidate to Herlong, who, in turn, will submit it to President Kennedy, who, in turn, will name the successful randidato ns Sanford’s iNistnmster, subject to confirmation by tho U. S. Senate. Millionaire's Wife Missing Over Ocala OCAI.A ( U P I ) — Mrs. Pa­ project would lie $55,(NS). Milwee said this morning, judg­ ing fruni such projecta already completed in nearby counties, a school stadium could tie con­ structed for $22,000. D. II. MurGillis, club presi­ dent, saiit his group will take under udvisciiu-nt Knowles’ offer and Burton's estimate. Mintater Q uits OTTAWA ( Ul ' l i - Defense Minister Douglas llnrkness re­ signed today in protest against Prim e Minister John Diefenbaker's refusal tu commit Can­ ada to tlie use of nuclear weapons. Council Meet The Oviedo Town Council will meet at 8 p. in. today. Trampled To Death Cuba Buildup Worries U. S. Human Bones Discovered Here Were Negro Male FEC Continues Freight Loads Weather 'Delays' County Fair Judging trade with Culm. School Plans On Schedule 4 A cijil party, was an appa'ent Widener 111, w ii * missing to­ easy winner today In national day ahonrd m private aircraft presidential elections marred which disspprarrd irconds be­ by police clashes with anti- fore a scheduled lauding In driving rain here Sunday government demonstrators. (light. The plane, a twin-engined G IIAN AD ILLA, Canary Is- Aero Commander owned by lands (U P I) — Twenty-three the Wideners, was last seen as persons were trampled to it approached the Ocala A ir ­ death and more than too in­ port about (l.-:iil p. in. Sunday jured .Sunday when a crowd night lifter a flight from West of farm men and women Palm Ileach. stampeded from a building Widener, waiting to meet his they thought was collapsing. wife, said the plnne was shout 200 feel over the landing strip when it veered sharply mid disappeared in dense clouds to tho west. An airport s|>okrsman said SANFORD I’OLIUK D E PARTM EN T i-ontrihiitvd $.'13 from their Polled the plane piloted by Roiiert G. I’l-iiuvolent Fund to tho Siirt'ptii Host I hum* toduy. From left tiro Sift. W , St mi Is o f Ocala, was In touch II. l ’o*grnve, President o f the PIJA; Mr*. Tun mu r llrudcn, Suruptu Admin­ W A SH IN G TO N (U P I ) — with the F A A t o w e r nt istrator and Chief Roy William*. (Herald Photo) Gainesville, FIs., by radio and Congressional roiu-cni al-out last reported its position s« the Soviet buildup in Cuba in­ creased tr«lny and thn admin­ less than 350 feet over tinistration prepared to rrm-k strip on s landing approach. The piano did not contact down harder oil foreign ship­ tho lower after pulling o ff pers engaged ill Cuban trade. r Sen. Kenneth n. Keating, rour*e. An air-ground search was R-N.Y., who ha* warned relaunched toduy when a check peatedly o f the Itussinn arms o f Celitrul Flotilla airports buildup, said "sooner or later failed to locate the plane. we will have to deride to put Dragging operation* will be Imiic * li.nl been in the water severed from the IxxJy but an end to it or see the Com­ resumed thi* week in an i-ffurl between three niuntli* and twu had become disjointed will! munists taka over South ! tu recover tlw* skeletal re. year*. The study further re -1 decomposition, America." mains of a Negro man in a vealed the man was a victim j The discovery wa* ntatlo Ken. John C. Strums, D- j small canal off South Highway of malnutrition, causing th e ' Jan. 19 by four boy* playing XKss.. whose preparedness 17-92, Sheriff J. !,. Hobby re­ belief In- apparently had be-1 along the canal. They fished * uIx-ommliter is investigating come ill and fallen into the a Isait from tho water and ported this morning. the Cuban situation, said Uie found bones. Dragging opera­ The search will be continued canal and drowned. United State* might huve to JACKSONVILLE ( UP I ) Sheriff Hobby said the drag tions by sheriff's deputies that with calm waters, (lie .Sheriff demand that Rusal., rem ove, Supervisory personnel of the j (u„ ovun, rec,.|tll t»,|.! C'nK operations will be re- day brought tip the mate of tho its picjH'iit junt ns it Mnke • l»>unri Florida ha%[ j morJ,jn . *j rCi||»* » ' .1urtu»d because tho study also laait containing leg and foot demanded removal o f offrn- Coast Railway began ! palho^gl.,.! study ...Lie of ■rcvcalrd the leg* had not been lames. site missih-s uiiil bombers, another freight human leg and fool tames I The administration was rx- Bowden Yanis near here today found in Arin)-I)|ie InmiI* last pertrd to Issue an order today lor Ilk- 350-iiiilr Irip over rustJan. 19. or Tuesday barring U. 8. gov- cd rails to Miami, TI h- leg and foot bourn and eminent curgoe* to shipownI be train, tentatively schcdthe boot* were forwarded to rrs w h o se vessels have traded ulcd to leave this afternoon, (he Florida Slk-riff'* Bureau w it h Cuba s in e e Jan. |. Ship- '* '|l » " '»!«• second moved li> pers could escape the ban by lhc FEU since 1,200 members j r ,,U d > ' The rejairt received today removing their vr**el* from 11 non-operating unions $800,000 Program Okay, who was the wise kid that painted “ Seminole" across the back of the Ft. Mel­ Planning Is progressing lon Park Pool? It was just along a satisfactory schedule painted last week. • • • in Seminole County's $800,000 Movieland Manager Hugh school building program for Prince tells us that 36 per­ the 1963-61 school year. It was sons signed up to donate reported t o d a y by .School blood to the Seminole Coun­ Supt. It. T. Mllwt-e. ty Blood Bank, through his Walter Teague, administra­ special shows a week ago. Pledgers received a month'* tive assistant, said a letter o f tree pass to the Drive-In. Good approval for two projects under the federal impact Uw s work, Hugh, the Blood Bank waa received flo w b» k* 111 W I wash Ja need N o T c itf Open Firm • • • High winds blew the aerial down out by Fire Station No. SANFORD, FLOR1 DA Under the plan, Seminole will gain a Senator for — Rene Seliick, candidate of tricia Widenrr, wife o f mil­ this session o f the legi*Iulurc and in 1065 would lose President Luis Somoia’s I.ib- lionaire *|H)rtaman Peter A. II. A t the same time former .state House Representative TALLAHASSEE MON.. F E R R U A K Y I. 1963 Post Office Patronage BRIEFS Cleveland Throws Hat Break Tradition In Senate Ring..? If' ★ Established 1008 school offices at Atlanta this on the following projects: English Estates new ele­ morning. mentary school, 15 class­ Bids will i». asked soon for rooms, rafelorium and admin­ j those projects, Teagua report- istrative suite, final plans ap­ proved by the School Board, . ed: Croons High Si bool, five being leviewcd by the State tiatsri oms and a hUrary ad­ Djpar tincnt o f E d it c a t i o n, 'o be forwarded to Atdition. Lyman High R h Seminola Junior High science rooms. *cb*»i.I, eafetorium and music :“ n‘l music depailatonl.^ Ifeprunnnt, irciiminOry plana | 7 **gu * aio*i SSL1, approved by the School Board and State Department, final plant being drawn. Hanford Junior High School, lunchroom, lihrury and music d«-| srtnient, preliminary plans approved by School Hoard and State, final p l a n e b e i n g drawn. Hosen w ild E l e m e n t a r y School, five classrooms, pre­ liminary pluns approved, final plana being drawn. “** W dU«'u“ ' |bone, were those o f a Negro The adverse weather romllIn Miami, .in,liar prepar. m ,,c ' / b?ul f' * 1 ',r 1 seven Inches tall, and that the lions of the past two days have tion* were under way for a re­ forced delay of the Judging of turn trip by a 20-car train livestock at the annual Sem­ which ran there Sunday In the inole County Fair which open­ first trip since the strike be­ ed today at the American gan. la-gion Fairgrounds, Associa­ LONDON (U P I ) — Bri­ tion President John MtUlostain's high court today sen­ key said at noon today. Judges were busy all morn­ tenced two newsmen to pri­ son terms (or refusing tu ing, however, assigning rib­ lliidge Page H name their sources o f infor­ bons and prizes to entries in Classified ___ .._ Page tl the 4-11, Home Demonstration mation. Comics _ ._ Page 8 The court gave Daily Mail and rivic projects. No report Dear Abby , , .... Page 8 reporter Brendan Mulbolland, on the winners was available I'ege 4 Editorial 29. six months on each of at press time. Entertainment Page 8 three charge* of contempt, A ribbon-rutting ceremony, Legale Page 2 4k V with the terms to run con­ scheduled for 5 p.m. today Puisle --------------Page 8 currently. Dally Sketch re­ may have to be postponed un­ Scdety ----------- Page 6 porter Begins Id Foster, 58, til Tuesday If the rain con­ Sports — Peg* T wa* sentenced to three tinues, McUlovkey said. Two Newsmen Jail Bound Herald Index "We have set the Judging ef animals hack until Tuesday or Wednesday, because the had weallwr ha* just msde it ini|iostibla to get them in In-re,” he said. A good display of entries in all categories is on hand for lids year’s exhibition, officials indicated. Page Shows on the midway are announcing the showing in Seminole County of a new mo­ torcycle art never before seen in the stale, and officials of the midway said their show would be llie biggest ever seen here. The Fairgrounds will open at S p.m. Tuesday and Wed­ nesday; S p.m. Thursday and Friday and 1 p m. on Salur* day. � 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, February 01, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 01, 1963. 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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>, February 01, 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/aea76cbb52adedb8d3373bc51ce350ec.pdf 1c5c621034dd9b400de2bede7a85c192 PDF Text Text ' 10 c> U a/ i a a M DEL M O N T E M IX 'E M O R M A T C H 'E M SALE Tom ato C atsup 6'J?'1 S tyle Corn • . . 6 ««1 G reen B eans • • 5 «"x G arden P eas . 5 «“ 1 Tom atoes • • • . 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Conned Luncheon Meet □ A rm o u r T re e t.... Fresh Medium Bleed White-Peeri S W E E T A N D J U IC Y D'ANJOU PEARS By Mrs. Clarence Snyder Ih c KA's of the Osteen Baptist Church enjoyed a akatlng party Saturday night at the Melodee Skating Rink In Sanford. Those attending were Kirby Osteen. Marcell Tart, Jackie and Douglas Jura*, Danny Bowen, Peter and David Ty­ son, Ronald and Steve Riggs, Fterida-Qrewn Red Bliss Ash and Mark Pell and Wayne Smedberg. Adults accompanying the boy* were A1 Pell, Marvin Rlgga, Richard Pickles, Ger­ ald lloaack and Rev. Tram­ mel Kilpatrick. 0 Shrim p V Potatoes ... ALL G R I N D S A p p le s Altamonte Sett Conference Day By Leatee Simnoek Another grading period has ended at the AUamoate Ele­ m entary School and confer­ ence* are being scheduled between parents end teacher* upon request. No school will be held Friday and Uachers are Bak­ ing that aa many conferences a i possible be scheduled for that day. However, for the convenience of working par­ o u s . apodal conferences will bo bold oe Thursday evening tl FO LG E R 'S COFFEE Crisp Western Carrots CLIP & REDEEM -SERVING ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, CASSELBERRY, fern id iW fO B B B N S T A M P •< * • m m m m m a m •!) park, longw ood. MAITLAND, NORTH ORLANDO AND SANFORD- . . . . from HIGHWAY IM S and STATE n �Pipeline Fight Nears Favorable End at Jacksonville, asking for an call you if anything develops." I letter received by the then The NAS jet fuel pipeline to Jacksonville this morning. ficer of the air base. The pipeline situation took NAS commandant from the was on the verge today of be­ ACL President W. Thomas Captain Ware stated Rice official statement from the coming a certainty. Only a Rice was "informed of the did telephone him but that railroad officials about local on a brighter picture later in | city and signed by City Man­ the morning when Commis­ ager W. E. Knowles in answer minor difference of opinion ap­ situation here, along with the "Mr. Rice did not Indicate his ACL participation in the pipe­ sioner J. H. Crapps informed I to a request by the Navy "for rough-house tactics'.' by Ran­ statements to me were for line fight. Bullard returned live The Herald that "I will change j information'' that the “ city peared in tlic way. Arguments pro and con over dall Chase, head of Chase & public consumption and I will call later with word that ACL my vote if the Navy will for­ would make an easement By Larry Versbel the City Commission’s 3-2 re­ Co. Chase said he had tele­ not divulge them." traffic department officials in ward a request to the City." available a l o n g Seminole The Herald, in endeavoring Jacksonville "know- nothing He added the Navy has never Boulevard a n d Mrllonvillc Nobody asked me but, how jection of a request for an phoned the railroad head about Avenue as a part of the pres­ conic the city turned down easement for the two-mile the controversy and Rice to "get the whole picture," about any pipeline controversy made such a request. pipeline from the waterfront to agreed to confer with Capt. talked with Ray Bullard. ACL at Sanford." He promised, ent lease of city-owned ground In answer to this, Captain the Pipeline Co. on city own­ the Naval Air Station reached Robert Ware, commanding of­ , public relations representative , however, to continue "and I'U Ware read to The Herald a for the NAS site.” ed property but save Jake ® Zorian of Maitland an okay ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ to run the city owned marina. • • • .Since last Monday'a • Bis Mistake" have any of the commissioners talked to IN­ DIVIDUAL ACL men? . . . Tlic ones we hear make it plain that they are NOT A recall election was *'we|. not lo my knowledge ever of­ the pipeline laid and a like regarding (he action concern and figures presented, unless tions existing betwrrn the , SELFISH and that they have ing the pipeline that was taken clarified, I would have to vote Navy and the City and Its citi­ comed" today by two City ficially requested a pipeline be amount for atorage. ^ Ions range interests of "3. The rights-of-way of our at Monday night's commission against the pipeline. In my zens. their home town as much at Commissioners In prepared installed from the lakefront to meeting, 1 submit the follow­ humble opinion they were mil "By the same token I have * heart as any other citircn . . statements supporting their the Air Station—either by streets are owned by tbe pro­ ing: clarified. I would very much tried to fairly and impartially Some say that AT THE MOST stand in rejecting at last Mon­ themselves or by a private perty owners of the City of "I was quite shocked to like to have the true farts represent the citUcns and tax­ rot more than three jobs on day's commission meeting a concern. Sanford with the City retain learn from the paper Tuesday regarding the entire contro- payers of the City as my first the railroad coutd be affect­ proposal for installation of a "I have alu ajs acted favor­ ing easements for the purpose night Uiat by the action taken vrisy brought to light. Possi­ and foremost ronerm. This is ed . . . And since the San- Jet fuel pipeline from the wa­ ably and cooperated with the of public utilities. wc had killed a $200,000 indus­ bly a round table discussion as it should be. This I will con­ 1 fon'-Ovledo line handles many terfront to the Naval Air Sta­ Navy 100 per cent, whether "4. My vote, I think is in try. The figures I had under with only the principals in­ tinue to do as long as 1 am a cars of LOTS of OTHER iner- tion. business-wise or socially and keeping with the best interests stood were some $10,0oo for volved could accomplish this. city commissioner. chandise besides fuel oil, it J. II. Crapps and A. L. Wil­ do not have any future date set of the City of Sanford and its an installation on the lake"Quite frankly I see no "I have the highest possible is unlikely that ANYBODY son joined with M. L. Raborn to change my feelings toward resident*, who, after all, elect­ front, with perhaps a like regards for SNAS, its offirers, connection between the NAS •* would be affected . . . Well, in rejecting the proposal. Ra- them. ed me. amount for the pipeline. And oilier personnel and all their staying In Sanford and a ‘no* that's another thought! horn's statement was publish­ "I don't think my vote, "5. I further understand that It would employ perhaps families, t have worked along vote on the pipeline. As far • • • ed in Wednesday's Herald. against further negotiations that a certain group is con­ a couple of people. with many others for the al­ as I know they have never Lessee, maybe Sonny RaFollowing are statements by with a private enterprise, has sidering recall petitions. This "Since 1 was nut present most seven Jenin that I have officially made a request for bom was on the right track Crapps and Wilson: any bearing whatsoever on the docs not disturb me in the when it was originally submit­ served on the city commission one to the city. Captain Ware in his thinking after all . . . J. II. CRATES statua of the Navy In Sanford. least and as a m atter of fact, ted, I felt 1 should listen to a'J in cooperation with our Navy said it would provide some Trouble is that he didn't "Pertaining to the voting at "2. My voting against a I would welcome It. the facts available and vote people. SNAS is a most valued additional storage, but by THINK IT ON THROUGH $200,000 industry moving in to the City Commission meeting "Yours very truly. my convictions in the best In­ asset to our community. We law they had to buy from the like nil good City Commis- i "J. II. Crapps" terest of the eitiiena and tax­ want them here and will al­ lowest bidder. If the SNAS sioners should . . . In his Jan. 23, 1003. I will appreciate Sanford is ridiculous — The A. L. WILSON payers of Sanford. Tills I did ways work and cooprralc with needs a pipeline to maintain prepared statement Raborn the following being printed: only accounting I have been "1. The first thing I would able to get, which 1 under­ "After being called this to the best of my ability. them any way possible to help its highest efficiency as av ’says "As a business man do­ stand Is engineer's estimates, like to clear up Is the fact morning by one of your rep­ "I made the statement at maintain SNAS in Sanford and striking power In defense* of ing business with both the that the Naval Air Station has is approximately $10,000 for resentative* for a statement the meeting that with the fact* help keep the friendly rela­ our country, I think they civilian population and with the Navy (Ed: okay we'll grant the "commercial1* Is right) it would have been n x w i . . . much easier (Ed: and MUCH more sensible) to have ap­ proved the application of the Pipeline Company. However, . in acting as an elected offiSet To Vote ^ d a l representing the citisens WASHINGTON (U P lt-T h r of Sanford I felt it was in Senate wa* set to vote Isle to­ WEATHER: Fair nnd warm through Friday. High today, 75-80. Low toniKht, G0-l’>5. the best interests of the citi­ day on a tabling motion which zens of Sanford to deny the VOl Tm United Press Loaned Wire K*tabliahc(l 1908 TIIURS., JANUARY HI, 19G3 SANFORD. FLORIDA- NO GUI) ' should bury the hig anti-fili­ use of the public owned buster rule fight for IU03. rights of way to the com­ Captain Ware's comment to this was: "The Navy has found private business is willing to do what the Navy wants done." He explained the r a i ­ ment question is between thp city and private enterprise "and the Navy is not about to dictate to the city." In other words, indications are Crapps wants a request front the Navy atxl Captain j ★ ★ Ware Is not about to commit the Navy. The pipeline appears to hinge on this "minor differ­ ence of opinion." It was learned also that Commissioner M. L. Raborn spent nearly an hour with Captain Ware "to talk over tho situation." Captain W a r e ' s eomment was "he was search­ ing for information." ★ Recall Election Welcomed By Crapps, W ilson should have it. And as has be*en mentioned, it could lie provided east of the city. "1 still do not feel that casements along our city streets should Ik* turned over to a private concern doing business in a competitive field and not being a •'ublle untility. I believe In free en­ terprise—but not to the ex­ tent of helping one to the detriment of other*, as far as the city i* concerned. "Tlic 'No' vote referred to In Tuesday'* papci was my own honest conviction as to the way I should vote In the best Interest of the eltliens and laxpajers who elected me. I did seek Divine guid­ ance before the meeting. Thanks be to God for that privilege which to me Is beyond prejudiced hindrance or vindictive retaliation. "If I am wrong I’ll stand correction. If your paper or anyone disagrees with me. f feel that certainty Is ynuC privilege and theirs. I also feel that I still have tlm privilege of voting my con­ victions. I am willing to go (lie last mile in order to try to uphold that privllegii for all of us. “ Respectively, A. L. Wilson, Sanford, Florida "P . S. I read this morn­ ing in one of our papers that there were rumors of a re­ call election. If it takes that lo clear up the controversy 1 think by all means that wo should proceed along that line. However, it seems to me that a clarification of all the facts and figures would accomplish the same pur­ pose." Rail Deadline BRIEFS Injunction Nears pany . . Seel Sonny says he was— he THOUGHT be was— acting in the best interests of the citisens cl Sanford . . . • So, he says he KNOWS that a public official should a rt In the best interests of tliose he represents . . . Good! . . He was Just VERY MISTAK­ EN in where the best Inter­ ests of "the citisens of San­ ford"—and also the taxpay­ ers of the nation—lay . . . Was he, in rendering his “ NO" vole on the question, • considering the best interests of a MAJORITY of his con­ stituents—or just the relative­ ly small vocal group with their counselors that at the moment were in the commis­ sion room? . . . Was he considering the honor-bound responsibility of keeping the City's word to the pipeline investors? . . . • After all, the WHOLE city bears the stigma of a repu­ diated promise . . . So, the vast majority of the "No" commissioners' constituency would best have been served to leave things just as they were before their unconscion­ able "N o." . . . And what was that statement about private enter" prise using public properly? . . . Florida Power and Light Co. is still private enterprise, Isn’t it. Scott Burns? (Or did TVA slip in while we weren’t looking?) . . . And Sanford Gas operates on private In­ vestment . . . Both these companies have their trans­ portation facilities on the city's property . . . Yes, Sonny just got sidet'acked by the ACL switcher . . . Ha's right—it IS his re­ sponsibility to represent the people of Sanford—the MA­ JORITY of those people (and these before the triple "No" weren't even given a chance to be heard, should the com­ missioners have been in doubt about how some of the heavy •>> taxpayers of the municipal­ ity (eel) . . . City property IS used by worthwhile firms serving the public interest . . . And when the Navy officials tell us that this pipeline facility will save the taxpayers $33,000. we be­ lieve them . - - Also believe that the pipeline will be serving the public interest just as are the utility com­ panies . . . • • • ear about the lady in nly Court Out defended keif on a "follow too e" charge tha ether day. ras to interesting tho dia­ led jurors stayed around . She was found guilty. Court Ready To Apportion TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — Atty. Gen. Richard Ervin said today that a federal court in Miumi Is getting ready to en­ ter nn order reapportioning the Florida legislature. This was the interpretation Ervin put on a directive from the court in Miuinl today ask­ ing for advice on whether ad­ ditional parties are needed to enforce a enurt-ordeied reapportionmeiit. Ervin said ha will file an opinion with the federal court stating that no further parties are neerssary and thnt Flor­ ida public offieiuls will obey nn order made by tbe rourL The attorney ftenesul a«M this wax similar to a directive that preceded a court-ordered ^apportionment In Alabama, In that atate, county supervifors of registration were part­ ies to Uie suit. ★ ★ to r .* They are not necessary part­ ita la Florida; Ervin said. »V. tato elections can be wulu- ! the Secretary of Stato to fill tha new arnts that mlgkk be ordered by tbe fed­ eral court. ★ ★ ■ -P In 3|iaml, the court would not Interpret Ita intentions for newsmen. Rut the telegram sent by the court to all parties Involv­ ed in the reapportionment suit waa read In the state House of ★ ★ Chaos Reigns TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The State Supreme Court rul­ ed today* that the legislature ran pass any reupporlionmrnt plan it pleases, without regard lo limitations set by the pres­ ent state constitution. The House went into re­ cess after hearing the "bomb­ shell" decision and voted to the rulcmlar, for the second WASHINGTON (U PI) — time, a Di-Senator, 115-ltrpr*. President Kennedy sent Con­ gress tednj* a consumer-fla­ vored farm message proposing federal subsidies to spur rutton aalea and to encourage voluntary production curbs on feed grains ar.d milk, WASHINGTON (UPI—The Kennedy said his program, House Rule* Committee Wed­ including dirert government nesday agreed to let members payments to the rotten trade, of the Spare Committee take cotton grower*, and producers! junkets anywhere, including of milk and feed grains, would ■the moon. lead toward a stable farm Chairman Howard W. Smith. economy anil lower eonsumer D-Va., said he guessed it prices. wouldn't be long before they An administration official j arranged a nice trip to the estimated that the proposals' moon, but reminded Space could trim $."00 million to j Chairman George P. Miller, D$500 million off the taxpayers' Calif., that the usual Statu outlay for farm aupports and Department man wouldn't tie 10 cents a pound olf the retail there to pas* out hatfuls of money. prica el butter. JFK Would Up Farm Subsidies Junkets O K To The Moon, House Says sentativa plan and a Mil set­ ting out the lam e M-metnher I louse foiniula aa new exists for use as a “vehicle" for reupportionim'iiL When it went back into ses­ sion at 11:15 a. m., tha situa­ tion was one of turmoil and confusion, with plana on the floor ranging from 30 to 07 Senators and from U5 to 110 House niemliars. House S|ieaker M a l l o r y Horne said the ruling made the present legislature illegal. Senate President Wilson CarrHway hailed the ruling as support for the 42-Senator plan backed by the amall county majority bloc. Tin* ruling, given in an advlsory opinion In Gov. Farris llrynnt, pavrs the way for tha legislature to pass any reapportionmeiit plan by a simple mujurity vote. It means tbe site of Itoth the House and Senate ran l>e en­ larged without the necessity op a two-third vote for a con­ stitutional a in a n d in e n t. It gives Uie go-ahead to adoption of a proposal that would not have to be aubmitted to tha people for approval or rrjec' tlon. It also would permit the leg­ islature to provide one more than one Senator for any dis­ tric t There are absolutely no limitations on its powers in coming up with a new appor­ tionment, the court said. Air Force Jets Florida Bound WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Air Kone announced Wednesday it is sending more swift FI04 Jets lo Florida and Texas bases lo strengthen southern air defense*. The annoum rment r a in e shortly ufter Defense Secre­ tary Robert S. McNamara told Congress that slxtut 17,000 So­ viet military personnel still remain In Cuba. With them, be said, there were mure than ion Mlg fight­ ers, including (II of the latest Mlg 21s. JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — Attorney* for tlio Jnckmnivillo Terminal Co. prepared to up]>enl to fed. crid court* nnd tho government today it* the dead­ line neared for nn injunction which could freeze rail Doing- Okay S A N T A MONICA, Calif. traffic in most of Florida. Tho injunction would force the tcrmlnul coni, (U PI)—Crooner Ring Crosby was reported in excellent con­ pany, owned by tha atnto's ★ ★ ★ dition today and "rrm verlng four big railroad*, to taka nicely" from Ills fourth kidney back 2,000 freight ears which the strike-idled Florid* East Representatives where mem­ stone operation in 11 years Coast Railway claim* me bers were still reeling from a Spoil Ends costing $0,10(1 a day. JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — sudden state supreme court It* United Pres* International The move wits scheduled ho trad ers of a strike against ruling that it routd reappor­ It .i in swept the California | go into effect at I p in., EST the Florida East Coast Rail­ tion outslda tbe limits of the coast today and snow fell tcilay. Union members who staged way mated today to avoid present constitution, across the Ohio Valley, end­ the walkout on tho FEC lust a state wide tieup of rail Meinliera were so "stunned" ing s month of hitter cold traffic by arranging to pic­ week say they will picket tbe try the latest development In and broken records. ket a single entrance to tho terminal yards here if the Miami that tbe House ap­ Jacksonville Terminal Com­ ear* me returned — nnd thnt pointed a conference commit­ Heated Divorce pany reserved (or FEC em­ workers on tlu* Atlantic Const tee on a rompiomise reapporLOS ANGELES (U PD -T hc ployes only. tionment t h e y Imped will healed divorce battle between Line, the Scnlionrd Air Line heud-off fedeial court action. Judy Garland and estranged nnd Southern railroads w ill1 husband Sid Luft wax some­ honor tho pickets. The injunction was Issuedi what rooled today by their agreement on a property set­ at the request of the FEC by Federal Judge William A. tlement. Meltae Jr., who said he hn|H*d S p O r f S m G f l the tciininnl company would Rebounds An unusual type of "bantake "action ns it considered LONDON (UPI) — Britain quet," the old fashioned revnecessary In the Interests of ererl dish style, will honor WASHINGTON (UPI) — rebounded from a French Uu* public." blot kado of Its path to Europe varsity ami junior varsity Tbe United States charged football, basketball player* W • d n e a d a y that a recent today nnd sought help from ami cbeel lender* and their speech by Cuban Premier the United Stales ard oilier dates at tbe Itoostrr Club’s Fidel Castro "constitute* a free world nations to Imlstcr Page 3 Winter Sporta Banquet at Bridge declaration of war" on the its sagging rrnnomy. 0:30 p. in. tonight nt the SemiPage RAO Classified western hemisphere. Page R mde High School enfeteria. The charge was contained in Do Something Comics Rooster* members will bring Page 3 JACKSONVILLE I U l'li — u note to n special commission Dear Aliliy .„ home-made covered dishes of Page I of tbe Organisation of Amer­ Airpoit area residents asked Editorial .. vegetables, salad* and deiican Slates which la looking | City Hall Wednesday to do Page 3 Kill ci tninment serts tr add to the ment and into subversive arlivities in something a Ilout a i r c r a f t Page R A P Legal* ... noise, and complained that the Latin America. Page R potatoes, rolls and beverage* pusxle Tho note quoted from a National Guard slogan Is a Society ....... . Page 0 A 7 furnished by tha club treas­ speech Castro gave on Jan. Id mockery for them. The slo­ Page 5 ury. Sports ...... to a Congress of Women of the gan: "Sleep well tonight, your Amrrlcns advocating "1 h e National Guard is nn duty." path of violence" to change so­ cial and economic conditions New Trouble in the aiea. OXFORD, Miss. (UPI) The note said the speech Dewey Greene Jr., 22, a Negro "constitutes a declaration of Navy veteran, was expected to war agains tbe hemisphere*' try to enroll loduy at the Uni­ since it outlined a policy of versity of Mississippi where "encouragement and support tin* student body was on strirt f o r a r m e d insurrection in notice not to demonstrate other countries of the hemis­ against the return of James phere." ll. Meredith, Bulletin Banquet To Honor SHS Cuba Charged With War Talk Herald Index Offering Our Customers Expanded Sports Program Seen I An expanded program of ing Committee, promoting the "large bodies of water avail­ I canal project, and manager able for boating, fishing and of the Seminole County Chamduck hunting" was pictured j tier of Commerce, Issued the this morning by John Kridcr ! following statement today; "I was quite elated to read in answer to a statement by S. B. (Jim ) Crowe in Wed­ i of the endorsement by Jim nesday's Herald that the pro­ Crowe and other* of a canal posed St. John-lndian River from the St. Johns to the Incanal project would greaUy ! dian River. However, am j rather confused by some of damage shad (ishing. Crowe's claim was that the the statements pertaining to proposed U-mlle canal file damage lo shad lishing be would practically wipe out fore anyone has the remulcsi idea where tbe channel would tbe shad spawning ground* Kridcr, chairman of the St. be constructed. "On tbe surface it seems Johna-lndian River Navigat­ somewhat strange that al­ most complete disaster would result to shad fishing from any channel work other than Mr. Crowe's proposal. Since he is not an engineer nor an authority on shad habitat I would suggest he let these problem* to those that are. ; "Further, I noted by the map prevented by Mr. Crowe tlic canal would pass right in front uf his fish camp. Also, wc are a little a maxed at the $30 million Income (ruin shad fishing in tlic tre e between Lake Monroe and Lake Harney. Thli fan­ ! permit a description here. "1 would also like to point tastic figure certainly needs some explanation, as U is out that we work for am] quite obvious from an on- l support improvements of all tbe-acene inspection of Uiis our natural resources in the area and facilities that very | area *o that all eitiiena. not little la rubbing off. We do just a few, may enjoy the agree with Jun and all benefits. With the present others that our water re­ plan* for flood control and creation areas should not water conservation In the up­ only be protected but ex­ per St. Johns, we vision Large panded. Your Chamber of bodies of water available for Commerce bas been actively boating, fishing and duck promoting Improvement* for hunting. Tltcn tbe channel the upper St. Johns for many connecting the St. Johns with years. Tbe program U eo the Indian River would create estensive that apace will not aa impact greater than the Nova project . . . thousand* of acres of water open to the entire country, truly then we could honestly say a $30 million henanxa available m central Florida for the tak­ ing. "Now, if we ran assume that all interested parties are sincere and want live chan­ nel between the St. Johns and the Indian River . . provid­ ing tiie shad fishing is not materially damaged . . . per­ haps we can all work togeth­ er to develop an acceptable alignment." TREE Tire Inxpcction FREE Tire Rotation 'FREE Flat Tire Repair FREE Front End Check Expert Wheel Alignment Tire Specialist Since 1U3I M cRO BERTS1Incorporated s h ISIs Florida Distributors Fur llrnman Cus turn Built Tire# 405 W. ltd St. ____________ M E Sanford G IV E I'L A ID FA 2-0G51 STAM PS �Casselberry To Ask For New Charter Request 'Se e n ' W inners Named In Oratorical Contest By Jana Casselberry S|M-rchr» on the Constitution of the United Klalts were Riven Tuesday afternoon In the Lymsn High School Audi­ torium by the three local fin­ alists in thr American l-cgion Oratorical Contest sponsored hers by Post 236 of Cassel­ berry. Winner of the handsome first place trophy wai Ann O'Don­ nell. Lyman junior and speech student, who spoke on "The Constitution and the Commun­ Before Delegation At leant one ,Seminole County town hope* to pre•«nt Its requont to petition the 1008 State Leglalnture tor approval of a new charter when Mayor Fred Heath of Cnsaelberry nppunm Iteforc the County I/eKiMlntive Delegation. Casselberry, unMucceanfuI two years nito in get- Tipisa Lodge Has Banquet By ia a a Caitalberry The second annual Father and Son nanquet ot Tlplaa Lodge, Order ot the Arrow, wee held Saturday alght at the Tupperware Auditorium Berth ot Klailmmae. Attending from Roy Scout Troop 341 of Cettelberry were OA Membars hcoutm atter Ted Daniel, Leonard Caaielberry, Harold Carlaon, Dan Casselberry, Pete Carl­ ton end Steve Kish. The group enjoyed seeing the latest film In color to be released by NASA giving a dramatic and factual presen­ tation of Col. John Olenn's apace flight. Randall Chase Jr. of San­ ford w u Installed as new lodpt chief replacing Charles Carlisle. DeBary Group Rehearses Annual Show By Mrs. Adam Muller The first rehearsal for the Variety Show presented annuatly by the Auxiliary to the DeBary Voluntary Fire Dept, was held last Saturday at 1:30 p.ra. Mrs. Charles Ulrich and htr entertainment c o m m i t t e e made plena for their fifth an­ nual show which will be pre­ sented on Wednttday, April 34, and on Thursday, April 23, at the Fire Station's Recreation Hall on Colomba Road. Rehearsals are scheduled on Saturdays at 1:10 p.m. and those Interested In Joining the show are requested to bo present at the next rehearsal. Hospital Notes JANUARY M Admlulene Frank J . Itey.r, DeBary: Helen S i m p s o n , Leesburg; I .sura A. Gutllts, Doris M. Russell, Venturenia Alexander, Douglas Smith, Jennls L. Marcotte, Raymond Lumlqulat, llrrth a Bowman, Verna C. Brown, Annla V. Malls, P atri­ cia A. MeOovarn, Harry Bewery, John Probet, William R. Vihlen, Cary Levi Burch, Janet Been, Louise Thomas, Mildred Vookhard end Leroy Williams Jr„ all of Sanford. Births Mr. and Mrs. John L. Boon, Senfonl, a ton. Eves O. Bosch, DaBsryi Doris Avery, Lake Mary; Mrs. Leroy Hampton ond baby, Al­ tamonte Sprtnas; B l a n c h e Drown, Ulysses Burke, Kate Swain, Eugene Smiley and Titus James, of Sanford. JANUARY M Admissions James D. (irinatcad Jr., N. Orlando; William J. Daughtry, Titusville; Martha Elite, N- C ; Eleanor Abeam, Longwoed; Rebecca Smith, Bonnie Brown, Eliott Boyd Jr., Mary Dun­ away, Kathryn Johnston, Ivey Chestnut, Virginia Chapman, Celia Darlwe, Sarah Cum­ mings. Burl Traylor, Robert Jackson J r , Tillla Mary Nicely, Shiiiey Higgins «<f San­ ford. Withe Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bookhard of Sanford, a boy; Mr. and Mi*. Kandy Culllla of Manfunl, a boy; Mr. and Mia. Clovsland Brown of Sanford, a boy; Mr. and Mio. Harry Barlow of Hanford, a girl. DUchargeo Eiodaricko Burger. DeBary | Anna (Julnn, DeBary; Emily Ahiens, DeBary: Paul Speed. Bernice Given. Beetle Plane, burgh. Hetty Rli-hey, Felicia Brown and John Bose of Banfont. George Washington served aa a colons! In tha British army during the French and Indian warm. tlng • new charter pa.scd, expacta this year to present a completely new draft which has been prepared with tho Tituavllln and Maitland chartera used as part of the work­ ing basis. Altamonte Springs, also expectod to present a new char­ ter, reported lata Wednesday that It would bo unable to do so at this time. Longwood Mayor Al t.ormann will seek approval for Ida city to set up a total and thorough ro-registratlon of all municipal voters. Mayor Frank Fasula of North Orlando will ask thet that part of Sit 434 running through the village limits hr daslgnated aa North Uilando Blvd. Oviedo Mayor Loe Gary is expected to request legisla­ tion which would allow hia city to permit Lux discounts according to eounty schedules. Business Briefs Ned N. Julian, Broker Also, elate of Strnstroin Realty, Sanford real estate company, has been appointed General Manager of the firm by Her­ bert Strnstrom, owner end broker. Julian has been asso­ ciated with Stenstrom Real­ ty for tha past three yeers. being active In property cates and rentals, and aa manager of the mortgage department. Included in hie new posi­ tion will be the supervision of the company's office, the proparty management departmeat, and the Federal Hous­ ing Administration program, which the firm represents in Ibis area. He will alio repre­ sent the firm a* closing agent fur property ealcs, and will continue as head of the mor­ tgage department, • • • Cor Chaplot, eatee man­ ager at BUI Hemphill Mo­ tors, has Just announced that two of the salesmen at Hemp­ hill's dealership have re­ ceived one of the outstanding sales awards In the auto In­ dustry. Harry Byrd end Har­ old Whlttarn have been re­ c o g n i s e d for outitanding atlcamanshlp and hava been aw ardrl membership In the Gold Chapter of the Mailer Salaamin'* Guild of PonUae Motor Division. ist Threat,’• in her prepared address and extemperaneous ly on "The Freedoms of Speech, Religion, Press and Assembly." Eileen Kler. who placed second with her speech on "The Constitution — Formula For Today,” and extemperanrously on "Tha J u d i c i a l Courls.” received a medalThird contestant was Billy Johnston who spoke on "The Blessings of Liberty to Our­ selves and Our Posterity," and "Trial By Jury," Garden Club To Awards were presented by - feettveness, 23 points, sccur the contest chairman, Larry ary, 27 points, and oratory Msplesikm. Other judges were and power to convince, g:, Legionnaires Clarence Doeb- points. ner, Kenneth Green, Ben The winner is automatically Evans and Miller Evans, all of Seminole County Champion sj ro il 236. the contest was not conducted Commander Harold Kryikr in any other county school thi. was official timekeeper for year. She will he eligible for tha young orators who were district compcfltion to be held required to speak from 10 to the first week tn April. 12 minutes in their prepared address and from (our to itx NEW MANAGEMENT minutes extcmperaneoualy on a subject handed them after their first talk. FEATURING Judging was bated on poire, M E L M U RRAY presenca and personality, 23 PIANO COMEDIAN points; composition and ef-1 Club Diamond CHEAP TIRES • Sponsor Smorgasbord LAKE MONHOE SECOND GRADERS Wendy Wincgard (the queen), Ormnnd Hunter (the prince) and Tavvitnn Metta (Snow White) rehearse the Wiahlnjr Well Scene from Snow White anti tho Soven Dwarfs to be pre­ sented Friday night at 7:31) p.nt. in the school auditorium under sponsor­ ship nntl for benefit of the Luke Monroe PTO. Coffee, cuke and pie will be sold in the cafeteria following the program. (Herald Photo) Chuluota Garden Club Holds Elections At Annual Meeting Tha annual meeting of Chuluole'e Ills end ller Garden Club was held Monday at thr home of Air. and Mrs. George R. Houlden of Avenus E. Charles K. McCune, noml natrd by Mrs. George Haig, wee elected chairman and Mrs. Rusielt J . Hammond, nominated by Mrs. Herbert Boswell, was elected vice chairman. A program committee, con slating of Mrs. Allred Van Wormer, chairman, assisted by Mrs. Roy Carlton. Mrs. George Zimmer end George llalg, was appointed and a calendar showing the hosts and hustctiQi for lha 1MU monthly meetings was agreed Merchants Told: Care For Plants ‘Out Front* Each Individual business man was advlaed al the Mer­ chant'! Association meeting Tuesday that R will be his responsibility to care for the potted plants which are In front of his eitablUlimenl. In other butinesi the m er­ chant's association continued to discuss plans (or the Cracker pay promotion and for thr Semi-Centennial. upon. It was voted that the year's project of the club would be the beautification of entrances to the area from SR 419. George R. Rouldon was ap­ pointed chairman to work out the details. Mr. and Mrs. llalg were named delegates to the library committee of the Chuluota Community Club In order that they might make suggestions to further the lntcreat of the community In the, library and to help expand and Improve III facilities. It was decided to Invite sev­ eral person* who had Indicated their Interest to join the club. The next meeting will be held on Feb. II, at 7:30 p.m., program and place to l>c an­ nounced later. Future meet inct will be held on the first Monday of each month. Fish Fry A fish fry, "all you can eat dinner" open to the pub lie Is being held Friday at the FRA Home, 219 Seminole Rlvd. front 3:30 to 1:30 p.m. Meet Set Alcoholic* Anonymous will meet at I p. m. today at the Grace Mcthodiat Church, on Onora Road. Vegetable Market In New York Wednesday, crates of Florida cabbage, medium (lied, sold for $4.00f4.KO. Small red cabbage was 12.50-13.00, and savoy type ranged from t2.00.g3.00. Cel­ ery aold for f.1.25-13.75. with 3 dosen alse f3.50-f3.7B and other slxee mostly $3.50. Chin­ ese cabbage was f2.50-f3.00 mostly f2.76-f3.00 a crate and cscarole ranged from $1.75$2.60, mostly $2.00.$2.26. En­ dive waa f2.76-f-'4.00, Big Bo*, ton lettuce f2.50-f3.00 and Romalne lettuce $2.50 per crate . Curley parsley waa f2.70-f3.00 for rrates of 6 doxen hunches and radithea continued to move a t 75 cent# to fl.2fi, mostly $1.00 per basket of 30-6 ox. film bags. In Central Florida Tues­ day, celery brought $2.25 per crate. Cabbage, mostly small to medium site and fair qual­ ity, brought $.1.26 in crates, and 12.60-12.76 In 60 lb. sarka. Carton of cauliflower, fair quality, brought $2.76 for 12 medium to large heads, and $2,26 for small to medium En­ dive sold for $2.00 a crate, and eacarnle $1.60. Crates of fair quality Iceberg lettuce, 24 heads to the crate, were $3.00, Big Boston type $2.00 and l(omalne $1.75. By Louise Klmuark Members of the Altamonte Springs Garden Club will j spon*or a Smorgasbord DinI ncr at the Community House |on Maitland AVC. next Tnursday with serving sche­ duled between 5 and f p. ra. Cordial Invitation Is ex­ tended to the general pub­ lic to attend the event and tickets arc available from any member of the club or (rem Mr*. Don Harris, tic­ ket chairman. Members of the club will take part In providing the elaborate menu with each cook preparing special dishes Robert Bowes Killed In Md. Robert William Bowes, 48, waa killed In an accident in Baltimore, Md. Wednesday. He had worked for \!i 8. Steel for (our month*. He spent 16 years In the sendee and was a veteran of WW II. Bowes was a member of the First Methodist Church of Sanford. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. .Mae Bowes of Jackson­ ville; two daughter*, Mrs. Jean Actohoikl of Jackson­ ville and Mrs, 8 # Cabo)I of Van Wood, N .® .; hia mo­ ther and father, Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Bowes of Sanforl. Four brother* also survive, Charles R. and Frank C. of Sanford; Arthur S. of F t. Bcnning; Richard L. of Mi­ ami. three grandsone and one granddaughter and several nieces and nephews. Arrangements are Incom­ plete at this time ami will be announced at e later date. Burial will be in Oaklawn Cemalery. Briason Funeral Home Is In charga of e r­ rs ngrments. in her own kitchen. Tempting itenu to be served include ham. turkey, Norwegian meat balls, molded fish dishes, end dorens of salads and vege­ tables aa well as a dessert. The Garden Club play* an active part in the commun­ ity and just recently planted seven dogwood trees in Her­ mits Trail Park. Members also have been active in the annual abuffleboard tournament with playolfa scheduled this week. Re­ maining players in the tour­ nament are Mr. and Mra. Robert L. Paulsen, Mr. and Mrs. Webber Haines and Mr. and Mrs. Jclfersoa Hodges. WE W O N ’T SELL! QUALITY TIRES W E W IL L ! Recaps $5.00 b $6.95 N O ! G UARANTEED Quality Recaps - Yes! Attention Farmers „_ 9-40 Legion Group Sets Meet The regular meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary will be held Friday at T:$0 p. m. at the DAV Home on llwy 17 92, Mr*. John McClo*key announced today. Final plans for the Legion Fair to begin Feb. 4th will be made at that time and all members are urged to attend. The committee who will as­ sist Mri. C. E. Hunter la the kitchen will coaclude their plans at that time. 9 W E STOCK T R A C T O R T IR E S U. S. ROYAL TIRES Welsh Tire Shop Recapping • Tim Repairing • Vulcanizing Static & Dynutnlc Wheel Balancing 420 So. French Ave. Ph. FA 2-0872 During SU R PLU S C IT Y 'S First Tremendous Shoe Bargains SHOES *1“ AD,ES SHOES -•»" $1“ SHOES-'*- * 3 “ CHILDREN’S GENERAL NOTICE To Property Owners Sanford, Florida ELECTRI C AUTOMATIC WASHERS GIVE YOU ALL THESE FEATURES BIG12II. CAPACITY FILTER-FL0 * January 31, 1963 Complying with the prmUInnn of Section 193.11 (1) Florldn Slnluten 1961, NOTICE IS HERHY GIVEN that ! will he 1In thr following prerincln on the date end between the hours net after, for the purpose of receiving TAX HETUKNS for the year 196.1. WATERSAVER • Damp Dry Spin Feh. LAKE MONROE—Country Grocery Feb. PAOLA—Ethell’s Grocery Feb. LAKE MARY—IGA Food Market LONGWOOl4—(All precincts) Town llall Feb. UPSALA-LOCH ARROR AREA—Upwila Church. Feb. GENEVA—Geneva Grocery CHULUOTA—Shakcr’ii Food Center OVIEDO—Town Hall GOLUENROU—Community IIoumFERN PARK—Prairie U ke Legion Hall CAH8ELUEKRY—(AU precincts) Town Hnll ALTAMONTE SPRINGS- - town llall ALTAMONTE WRINGS—Community House FOREST CITY—K. E. P enla Office HEAR LAKE—Florida I'ower Lounge Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. 11. 12, 12, 12, 12. 9:39 10:1 r. 11:00 11:15 2:00 13. 9:30 13, 10:13 13, 11:30 13, 1:00 13, 1:45 13, 2:30 14. 9:30 14. 10:43 11. 12:30 14. 2:43 to to to to to 10:00 • Spiral Activator 10:45 11:30 12:43 2:30 to to to to MAKY EAltl.K WALKER TAX ASSESSOR SEMINOLE COUNTY 10:30 11:13 2:30 3:15 8PKTIAL FURCHA8E B> any measure... t I 'l 1 I f T - [ There is nothing *|ust as good os*General Electric m v at Selection M E N 'S SH IR TS \ ALIKS to $|.9s Color* and sixes. REG. $ 1 JI to $4.9$ DRESS. WORK, W/T Easy Long end Short Sleeve LA D IE S SH O R T S Assorted Patterns, Style*. Your Choice PAIR W A T IR TCMPERAYURK CONTROL W A T IR SAVER CONTROL A touch te the central panel selects the right temperature tar each particular wash lead.,. Hat ar Warm. An equally easy touch determine* the amount at water fat each particular lead. Tha proper amount at water far lead* un­ der tin pound* create* a great laving. Racked MEN'S W AIM to 10:30 to 11:15 to 12:00 1:15 to 2:15 to 3:00 Shoe* earh IVY All kiadt. Color*. Style* and Site# Including WALKING SHORTS 2 S5 jLJ. Sleeping BAG S ONLY * 6 “ s rn U T TYPE REG. 91.98 C A N T E E N S ond M ESS K IT S Sale Price HAVE Coming and Going — — Sanford Electric Co. "Seminole County'a Oldeet GE Dealer" 1IS Magnolia Ay*. FA M562 S URPLUS C arm y^ n a v y 'surplu s $1* 8ANFORD AVE. �7 i l» v 8 C b sta Ji (Z b b ij. • my wife plays cards five afternoons a week. So what should 1 do? EARL DEAR EARL: Buy her an auto­ matic card shuffler. • * • • DEAR ABBY: Do all wives make themselves out to be housekeeping martyrs, or is my wife the excep­ tion? There are just the two of us, and our home is equipped with an electric washer, dryer, ironer, cook­ ing range, blender, can opener, grind­ er. coffee - maker, floor polisher and every other work-saving device you can name. But my wife complains she is "overworked." We even have u maid to run these gadgets while DEAR SORRY: It will probably take a long time for your mother to regain confidence in you. There are no short - cuts. The only way you can build trust and confidence is by being completely honest in all things from now on. Jacob i/ On NORTH (D) 31 B. Jay Becker of New York A 10532 has been one of tlie l>csl V A 783 « i players in the world for a A A 1084 k n e time and his brother, WEST CAST A Q 84 fckippy of Philadelphia, has A K J 9 7 8 »K M V J 1082 not been far behind. Each ♦ AK J 8fl ♦ CJ 10 87 5 2 A N o n e A Nona has two bridge playing sons SOUTH and while the second genera­ AA tion of Beckers has not yet fQ t threatened their parents, ail A3 A K Q J 0 8 7 332 lour boys will lie life mast­ Roth vulnerable er* soon and all will lie real North t u t South West credits to the game just like Pas* Pass 1A IA their fathers. 2A 2A 3A <A 5A 8A Past Mike Becker, sitting North, 4 » felt that his single raise of Pats Pas* Opening lead— A K clubs was a slight underbid. clubs afier East bid five Hence, alter his brother. Steve, cue hid spades, Mike Jdiamonds. West opened the king of dia­ decided to cue bid in hearts and Steve went on to six monds ami shifted to a spade. U)& J h a W o m a n Americans, used to noise from tlie moment they wake up in the morning until tlie broadcasting stations sign oft always at •* | at night, can now get record i cd noise to put them to sleep, | For a mere $89.50 they can buy an electronic gadget. JIM SPENCER’S ALL THE LOBSTER YOU CAN KAT ...... CHAR - BROILED PRIME STEAKS $3.2$ DANISH LOBSTER TAII.S (aweet a* a nut) YOUR ROYAL RED SHRIMP (a real drllraey the way we prepare them! . , . they ar« NUT f’renrh Fried!) COMIII NATION PL ATTEIt ( D.inl-h Lobster Tall* ami Royal Red Shrimp) • DEAR ABBY: About a month ago 1 was caught with cigarettes in my purse. I lied to my mother and told her they belonged to a friend of mine. She found out I lied and I was grounded for a month. 1 promised 1 would never smoke again. I was in the drug store with another girl and we were smoking. A friend of my mother’s saw us and told my mother immediately. Now I am grounded for I don’t know how long. The worst part of it is that now my mother has lost all trust in me. I don’t really know why I smoked after I promised I wouldn’t. I suppose 1 just wanted to feel big and bail. How can I get my mother to believe that I have learn­ ed my lesson and I will neither smoke nor lie again? TRULY SORRY DEAR PROPER LEE: The tradi­ tional white bridal gown originated in the early Saxon days, when the poorer brides wore plain white robes to indicate they had no wealth and were not responsible for their hus­ bands’ debts. The white bridal cos­ tume has more economic significance than moral. So wear the white silk suit, and better luck this time. • Television Tonight By Abigail Van Buren I DEAR ABBV: I nm being mar­ ried for the second time. The wed­ ding will take place in the minister’s study with only a few guests pres­ ent. I would like to wear a white silk cocktail suit. 1 have been told by sev­ eral of my friends that I should not wear white because white stands for maidenhood. Of course 1 wouldn't wear a veil. I'd like your opinion. PROPER LEE CONCERNED CHOICE $ 7 9 5 Mm FROO LEGS Sail led In Melted llutter JIM SPENCER’S and COCKTAIL LOUNGE South French A\e. Phone FA 2-0551 RESTAURANT ’ THURSDAY l». 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At. | ( At Uiis point it might appear that Steve was going down, but it did not look that way to Steve. lie won the spade, entered dummy with a club, ruffed a spade, entered Dummy with another club, ruffed dummy’s third spade and proceeded to run off the rest ol his nine card club suit. The last club squeezed West. He had to hang on to Jack of spades, because dum­ my held tlie ten spot in hack of him. The only way he could do that was to blank his king of heart*. Now Steve discarded that ten of spades from dummy and made the 1a*t two tricks with the ace and queen of hearts. By Ruth Millett vThr l> IS) S r n n « C ) S ig n On I 4 54 IS) C o t l a a * o f Ilia k !r | 4 - 0 |S ) lirovs e n d K a r m Msport I t:0 0 ( t ) T n .tay IS) « J k r t i p Mot I t s 7 , t a f t i K arn i J l a r k e t I t s p o r t IS) M i s t s S o n s * I V n (her ' I . I S i : i Tn.Ujr IS) I’rc-M, Imnl T -tan n ln t | i 7:10 (S) C o u n t d o w n Now* 7:4- IS) -111. kis s Ouoptl T tins J:i.> IS) N< ws.*\ eithor I Ob | 7 I M i r k * ) t a n s Show IS) C a p t a i n K a n t a r o o 1:71 ( • ) W o i t h r r SMd D » l I J* 151 T o d a y I t ) C a r t o o n * III* t 00 i5 ) J a r k l . a l s n s show • )0 17) l i s t s S t o r m Show IS) l l o m p r r Itooin 10:00 I J I May W h an 1 9 I t . - a r n S p an ish id) C a le n d a r 10.JO IS) I L o t s I.m-Jf IS) I ' l o n r s r s NEW MANAGEMENT Club Diamond With tlie push of a Imtlon, it will produce Hie sound of reaturinK | surf, rain, wind, or—for »ul»i urbanites — plain, old city i noise. Tlie gadget will probably sell well. If there U anything that we have come to di*ttrust it Is silence. At cocktail parties we gra­ PIANO COMEDIAN vitate to the room or the corner of tlie room where it STAR o r THE is tlie hardest to hear each jether. ven when we shout. Ell SI I.LI VAN SHOW : Many men turn on a hall \l The Piano. NiiiMI) ' game, not to watch or listen to, but to nap by. Turn it AND SUNDAY off and the napper will pro liably wake up and demand to know what's going on. Many housewives find it STARTS SUNDAY 1hard lo scrub or make beds if tlie television isn’t blaring loud enough to be heard in every room of the house. Today'i children can't do 11heir homework without hav­ ing a radio or record player S ir going. They claim they can't concentrate in a completely silent room. And how often d o y ou hear OPEN 12:13 a woman whos<- children are TODAY thru SAT. grown and gone from home DOUBLE FEATURE complain that wlut really aacw moNOM out gets tier down I* how QUIET r* t Nllt PMEROSaOPIfflilMflON the house seems? Why most of us have grown to Ik- so afraid o f silence, I : don't really know. But we necdn t fear, now that wc can WTMMC&RIBDMXVf LTU V -H have all the noise we want ■r—r«ft Co —Wp*wm while we sleep—a s well as during our waking hour*. MEl MURRAY 111 oo is) (SI (I) t l . J f IS) IS) IS) 17:53 IS) CHS Next first Im pres­ (S' l / x t pf Mrs tS I H r n le f o r d S haw FRID A Y r . 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This epi­ ately trying and failing in hi* young Ann Jilliun. playing a and Andy (Earl Holliman and sode ha* one of those "person­ d e t a i l e d investigation, at- 12-year-old mute, and Irene Andy Prine) don’t want to see ality through research" for­ | though not in a notable aeling 1Dailey as the teacher who dis­ destroyed. A wealthy man mat* which this series does job. Richard Chamberlain and , covers the cause of the child's (Forrest Tucker), following so well. The research tonight 1Raymond Massey are starred. afliietion. The teacher is not is due to a breakout of infec­ 9 -ln p m Cits Twilight Zone j the usual warm hearted chil­ his son’s paralysis after being tious hepititis among lllair’s I '’Tlie Mute." Rarhara Baxley ! dren’s companion. thrown by the horse, buys (he animal to kill it. After lading | to dissuade the outraged m an ,, Much and Andy kidnap (lie horse. Quite good is C hris. Hubinson as the paralyied youth. Hood action and an ex- ] citing chase scene make lids worth while. 8-9 p.m. CBS. Perry Mason. , "The Case of Constant Doyle." [ Bette Dali* fills in for ailing ; Itaymond Burr, not only doing tier usual first-rate job, but doing it in the type of court­ 10 room scene usually reserved for men. Tlie story concerns l*K(I. a young man accused of mur­ der during a factory robbery, | and the personality conflict be­ tween him and lawyer D a iis.1 Price Hood Thru Feb, 2nd. Heady to decline the case, she take* it when she sees other activities involved b e s i d e s mere murder. Star Raymond llurr is in om- Heeling m* qiienee. Featured are Michael Parks, Peggy Ann G arn er,1 Neil llamtllon and reg u lars; it CORRECTION McKenzie Frozen Greens M U STARD 6 T U R N IP S oz. 89 CO LLARDS c TJvuftuKUf Hie right new cola for the whole family s/O NLY_1.CALORIE PER SERVING 4.1 B right for taste- full cola flavor s/great for children- no sugar at all */N0 EXTRA cost Pegjod & R I T T FISH FRY SPONSORED BY Fleet Reserve Association Ba en dat u ty h c ^ BRANCH 117 AT BRANCH HOME 219 Seminole llhd. (Next To Z.oo) PUBLIC INVITED Feb. 1. 1963 • Serving From 5:30 'HI 6:30 ADULTS ...................... 11.00 CHILDREN ........................50 Trials Slated SALISBURY. Conn. <UPI) —Trials lo help select the United States ski jumping team for the 19t>4 Olympics will be conducted here Feb. 10 along with th« scheduled U. S. Eastern ski jumping cham­ pionships. PHONE FA 2-1218 ' >J * V HIUI IN ( 4. I » \ ' ) f Ml A U l l I O N I T E • 7:00 * CARLOAD PASS M TE "Horizontal Lleutennnt" SPECIAL MATINEE Jamra Hutton - Color piua At 9:00 Only "Thunder In The Sun" For The School Holiday Susan Hayward • Color FRIDAY-FEB. 1st. 4«e ADMISSION 1:00 P.M . T O 4:00 P .M . 25c BHOE RENTAL SK A T E CITY ROLLER R IN K Ju-I Off Hwy. 17-92 On The Dog Track 10:20 Road. FRI. * SAT. SI.00 A CARLOAD GIANT TRIPLE FEATURE 7 :M O nly "The Wild Westerner*" ( U S Only W alt INanry’a "lion Voyage" naeom iy “Jack, The GlanL Killer" DRINK ALL YOU LIKE-LIKE ALL YOU DRINK I T �Rustling- - Modern Way . 1 *1 * I I I Millions of nutomobilcA cbnnpo funds in tho United States c«ch year. Not a small proportion of these exchanges come ns startling shocks to their former owners — through theft. For instance, in December alone, over 27,BOO cars were stolen, nnys the Nntiona! Automobile Theft Bur­ eau, a theft prevention and car re­ covery agency run by 350 insurance companies. This was a 10 percent incruise over the snmo month in 1961. Fortunately, DO percent of stolen ears are usually recovered, yet the Peter Edson Hamming ft Up • •. Political 10 percent thnt disappear amount to millions upon millions of dollars. According to the bureau, most of the unrccovered cars arc stolen by professional car theft rings, which dismantle them and sell them piece­ meal. The widely scattered parts nre nlmost impossible to identify nnd re­ cover. Best snfnty step agninst theft is to lock your car. Lest some think that this will not stop a determined thief, it has been found thnt where communities adopt lock-your-car or­ dinances, car thefts decline. Let Hogs Lie ;fi i !|ij i pi) Science, which has done so much to enrich our lives, has the annoying habit of demolishing cherished myths. One thnt has been attacked over the years Is the nbility of the ground hog, or woodchuck, to predict the weather. As everyone knows, on Ground Hog Day, Feb. 2, all good ground hogs emergo from their un­ derground dens nnd search about for their shadows If they m;C them, they go bnck Jnsldo to sleep out tho remaining six weeks of winter. But if there in no sun to cast n shadow, the animnln know thnt spring has arrived and stay outside. Now, with the great day ap­ proaching once again, another scien­ tist casts cold water on the ground lio;f — which at this time of year is a pretty mean thing to do. Naturalist Gnrret F. VunWart of Milton, Mass., maintains thnt the ground hog is a true hibernntor that Is probably still in deep sleep in Feb­ ruary and won’t awaken until the middle of March. On top of this, the ground hog is sluggish and slow - moving and has poor eyesight. To avoid making a meal for foxes nnd hawks nnd others, he never stays outside his homo for long in any case. These allegations notwithstand­ ing, this year's observance of Ground Hog Day promises to be as widely observed and believed In as ever — for mnn does not live by sci­ entific facts alone. Lyle C. Wilson Soys: Rugged Foe Of Program Since that dale, the U. S. gold hoard has shrunk to just under $1$ billion, a loss of about $7 billion. The United State* ti required by law to maintain a 25 |n-r rent gold backing for it* rurrency amt deposit*. The United Slates is short more than $17 bil­ lion In gold to meet the 25 per cent requirement* and tins* $21 billion of possible foreign claim*. Cannon feara that the R»4 deficit budget and others to coin* wilt frighten creditor* Into unloading (heir claims An Indians woman sued against tile Uniter! Slates for h er maid for stealing tier gold. husband. It Isn't sate to leave On the balls of the budget some things around tho house. a* presented, pin* a state­ ment by Treasury Secretary With postage rate* up, colDouglas Dillon, Cannon fore­ Irge students will continue see* three more *ucces»ivc not writing homo oflen budget deficits in fiscal year* enough. 1904. '(*5 and '66. He has no confidence of an end to deftA husband may be able to ficlt financing in fiscal I1M7 read Ills wife like a book and or noon thereafter. yet not bo able to stmt her There have ln't-n 2H Trea­ up. sury deficit* in the past 31 Some people never seem to years arrnnipamrd by u rot­ get atek, at least tliey don't ting of tin- U. S. dollar that talk constantly atsjut It. has reduced Its purchasing power aa of last November to 45.7 cents compared with OIJR HOARDING HOUSE what a dollar would purchase In 1939. OM.ccMe.cowe/AMl Hie m as o k MOOPt-G WHO LCD HI6 GALLANT , C.ri AD,V/l tAT V.'iLL T. *>A/ President Kennedy pmmliTICOOP:. IN BATTLG-*-LAUGH CD ed he would hold tlie lino In TO THU MADAM WHEN AT 4MOT AND SHELL ?•— CibAn 1 G O iM J f H M - M - M . C X , MAN. 6 0 UP AND 6N 6 1>le DOOK new budget on non defense •pending. Cinnon says he didn't do It by a margin of . VICMTOCP T more than $2 billion. Nona potted f e r n a n d Accidentally ^ detente spending In the cur­ ffeO O E W 40MB TEA AND rent budget ts up $9.3 bil­ lion above fiscal 1901, a 27 per cent hike. R la up $22.8 billion above fisrat 1954, or lit per rent. "Mr. Speaker," said Can­ non, "who will deny Uiat llte spender* amt the special pleaders are on both aides of the aisle (Demerala and Republicans) end tn both admlntslratlnns (Elsenhower'* and Kennedy's)?" WASHINGTON (UPI) There will he do greater firepower leveled agalnit Pres­ ident Kennedy's new budget than the statement of a pow­ erful member of the pres­ ident's own party, Chairman Clarence Cannon, (D-Mo.), of the House Appropriations Committee. The Republican National Committee should reproduce Barbs $k Page -I Sanford, Florida Cannon’s remark* and cir­ culate them to the millions of voters. What Cannon had to say Is ta the Jao. 17 Con­ gressional Record. Reading time la about an hour be­ cause Cannon's statement is acrompanlcd by tables on de­ ficit apending, debt and mis­ calculations. Cannon condemns the Ken­ nedy budget In all rcsjwcls as a menace to the welfare of the republic. He feara Its inflationary Impact at home. He also fears it will trail to a shuttering loss of con ftdome in llio U.S. dollar abroad. Foreigner* possess dollar* amt other claim* against llie United Stales aggregating in o r a than $31 billion. Through foreign c e n t r a l banks, these claim* can be exchanged for U. S. gold. Since Dee. 31, 1957, when the ll.S. gold hoard amount­ ed lo $22.9 billion, foreign­ ers have been cashing their aiseta for U. 8. gold. Hie balance of International pay­ ments tliu., lias lieeii aguuut the United Stales. Thurs., January 31, 1063 Dr. Crane’s Worry Clinic Terry It like millions of other boyii and girls who de­ velop abnormal feara. So learn (he aimple strategy by which you ten changi* * child'a emotional outlook. Don't let a young.ter remain • lifelong 'frafdjr cat when you ran anon change him In­ to ■ brave, aelf • reliant child. CASK 0-146: Terry T., oged 8, lias n arverr phobia. "Dr. Crime," hla worried mother begun, 'T erry recent­ ly developed a terrible fear of the dink. “He never used to txi afraid of alceping In hi* own bed­ room with the light* out. “ Rut I guess he heard tome h o i T o r tale* from o n e of our babysitter* a few months ago. "Anyway, ever ainru then ho has been actually panicky and so tense and fearful at night thnt liu get* aick at his atom- •cli. "He went* us to leavu the light on nnd his door open when he goes to bed. “Rut til* daddy ridicules his fears end refuses tn leave Un­ tight on. Ho Terry shivers and cries until I don't know what to do. •'How can wr banish Terry's extreme fear of the dark? There is no natural teiror of tho daik. Such a fear must bo learned, ns Terry probably ac­ quired his dread from ghost stories told by tho baby-iittcr. Rut whatever can bo learn­ ed, can also tie iiiileurned! Ho T o ry 's pa ro d s should eimply tiy to rebuild a new outlook concerning the dark. This involves associating fun and pleasure with the darken­ ed bedroom. Htart out by playing the fa. miliar game of hide-and-seek. I.et Daddy hide, while Mother •nd Terry hunt hint. Boon Daddy ran hid* In Ter­ ry's hodiomn with tho light* on. When Mother end Terry find Daddy, they should laugh and exude extra enthusiasm and delight. latter, Daddy can hid* In Terry's bedroom clothe* closet hut with the bedroom lights By H all ■•M laola ( ' • • s l y All Other t l o W ».k •> oo 1 Year $11.10 1 Yaar S.oo « Month* S.tS I Month* I.SO I Monllia S.OOI Month* 1*0 I Month 1.00 1Month IJ. E roatal r efu ta tio n * provld. that all mall subscription* b* (>■14 la advaac*. Kultrad a t tn o n d claaa inaltrr October IT, 1st* at the 1'oet o ffic e o f fa n fo id , Klnrhl*. under tho Ant of Conereoa of March. T h o l l e r o l d le a ■ u en ih ,r o f t h o U n i t e d I'r e ee w h i c h lo o n t l t l e d r i . l o a l t r l v l o t h o ueo f o r r o p u b l l c a l l o n of all t h e l o c a l n e w , lirlo tcd III t i l l * ,ieweiM|*M. No p o r t o f a n y fu e l e fl o l , n e w s o r a d e e r t l e l m r . o f t h l e e d i t i o n o f T h o t h i h fo r d H e r a l d m a y bo r e p r o d u c e d lu a n y i i i a h n e r w i t h ­ out w r i t t e n p arin lo alo n <•( t h o h u h l l e h r r of T h e ll e r o ld . Any I n d M I d u e l o r f i r m r o ap o n elb lo f o r o u ch l e p f i-d m Hon w ill be considered *a Infrlnxln* oa The llerald'e eopyright and will no held llahle for dnmii,-ew under the lew. I’uhllehed dolly eir.p l Kolurday, rfunday and Clirlttnia.; publl>h,d fnlurdu, tirecrodliif 2lir|atmae. — PLANT YOUIW NOW! Grnpevlllt Nursery 2221 (irapeville Avr. FA 2-0886 M ONEY ril!D WBLU e m itm i - T io n it Ai r.s H O L L Y TREES W IT H READY VV.VMfcM A. OIKI.OW, BUITOH AND t*l SLI*MER t-M lltY VStMtllKL SSUWAMII Ik (I K liW n lU SU nsgln c CUIlur A 4 t.r tl.ln g lilr .c lo r H U T W ist. 1.1 JAMS] L ailOKMAKKB County ed itor l lu .l n .u Slanagar CBCKLIA r t H N C a BlllltLKV JO SK I boclsty Editor C lasilfltd Xlanaaor DOT llinuiNRO TIIAM n tA A K VULTOLINH Taatura Editor Clrculatloa Slaaasar Itaiaa U ,ll? w r WE HAVE A GOOD SELECTION OF Gt IJ jojua c S e A t f / c c . . . ®i|p & au fb ri> H jcralb M ochaoleal Mupk on, and also the closet light cn. Finally, Daddy can hide in the closet with its light off but the bedroom fight* on. And Inter, he can even hide in the darkened closet with tho closet light off end the bed­ room lights off. It may take several weeks to "unconditlon" fear of the dark, hut this Is the standard meth­ od by which we phycsologlst* urge you parents to free your child from undue terror of the dark. You ran profitably employ some logical arguments, too, but logic alone will seldom banish an emotional habit that has developed. Rut in line with logic, you ran inform your child that (toil makes the daik to rest our eyes. It is also a protective blank­ et which permits many smull animals to feed in peure and quiet. The dark also quiets birds rind other noisy creature* thnt would o t h e r w i s e keep us awake and make our sleep more fitful. ICemiml tlie child thut liens go to roost lit dusk, and so do other birds except for u few, such ns owls. Tell your child, too, that there ere no such things a* ghosts, but many ignorant people at ill get soured of such Imaginary terrors. Ry alow degrees you ran thus build up a child's courage by associating plensuru with tindark. To give him more attirancr, too, either let him have a brother or sister to xhnro his TO PAY ALL B URNETT Quotes This panacea (government spending) has failed every time it hat been tried throughout our history. —Gov. Nelson Rockefeller on economic growth. I am not saying that the Soviet system doesn't work . . . It is Just that they can­ not make It work very well. —Vermont Royster, editor of Hall Street Journal, after tour of Russia. WASHINGTON— (NEA) — I Detail* of the new program ; do down In 1944. The most complete overhaul 1are *o complex that any at- j Whether tax reduction aof United States tax rates in 1tempt to review or even list lone wilt step up cconunuc 20 years, Just proposed to all the changes in this limit-1 growth and the output of Congress by President Ken-1 ed space would be futile. In Ktods amt services by severs! nedy, is an apparent effort general, they are the rcduc -1 times the amount of the tax to give some relief to every' (ion* first given in the Pres- j cut—$13.6 billion o \er three bracket of taxpayers. That i ldent'a State of ibe Union years—wiU have to be dcshould win the new program , message. monstrated, much popular support and in summary, tax savings Tax cuts alone can hard;y nuke it eaay to pass. But it i would be 40 prr cent for peo- cure unemployment nor guar­ probably facet a long, hard p|« with adjusted gross in­ antee full employment. Tax road with many amendment* j come below $3,000, falling by reduction does not necessarily before it breome* law. a graduated scale to 10 per mcan that there will be price Treasury Secretary Douglas cent for incomes over $30,000. stability, an end to inflat on Dillon U scheduled to present Filing returns would be anj permanent solution of the draft legislation to the House simplified for tio million tax­ international balance-of-pay, Way* and Meant Committee payers. ments gap. Feb. 6. Chairman Wilbur The tax problem* of small From many places will b« Mill*. (D-Ark.), say* there business, the aged and work- heard demands that govern­ will be aix weeks of hearings tng mother* with dependent ment spending must lie cut, and two month* of committee 1children would be given »pc- too, for fiscal responsibility. work marking up tbe bill b e -: C|t | treatment, fore H* presentation to the | Preferences formerly given COMPLETE House for approval. j t o higher income taxpayer* That should be about May receiving dividend* and cap!15. Allow three months for I ta] fc.ajnt or excessive dcduc- INVESTMENT SERVICE Senate action and couple of I ti0n allowance* would be Listed and unlisted weeks for Senate House con- curbed, Securities ferencet to iron out differwhether the program will Mutual Fund* cnees and It I* clo»e to Sept, do an the Uiings the PreslI. So If a new tax bill has font says It will is open to ALLEN k CO. been signed into taw before j question I l l F.. LEMON ST. third-quarter payments are The President again puts LAKELAND, FLA. due Sept. 13, K will be a lax reduction as the most | miracle. important business before the Member: Midwest Stork Enh. Tlie president's message new Congress. Tax cuts will | Chicago Hoard of Trade calls for part of tlie lax r c - , naturally increase consumer , ductlon to tie made retroac-1 sending by individual* as Orlando Sales Representative lively effective a* of Jan. 1 ,1soon a t their withholding: 1963. That means a huge ro- taxc* are reduced. Further sm s. STAN COMSTOCK funding operation. Rut many investments by corporation* j Ph. C, A 5-6031 taxpayers will feel the effect should go up, after their taxes as soon as payroll taxes with­ held by their employer* *re C H ECK WITH jjBOijJn M i l a r t CHEC* WITH reduced under the new law. Another step in Hie reduc­ tion program would he made s effective Jan. t. 1964. Included at this time would ; r be 21 structural tax reform* . | of an extremely technical na­ i ture. If they are approved by Congress. The new tax reform program would then boeome fully effective Jan. 1, 1965, except for the acceleration 9 of tax payments by large R corporations, which wDutd be n * adjusted over a five-year Z D e s k s • C h a i r s • F i l e s • M a c h i n e s period to cushion the Impact. ?! * , , - . . . 2 * Supplies There la bound to be con­ t * siderable tax confusion in through J A N . 31st 2 this period, with r a t a a changing every year. The » reason given for gradual re ­ M j i a \ lABt.lS! ItJStNlSS SUF*t» IH'AtTMfNT STOCf form is that putting all changes into effect at the same time would cause too » A *• - . « * • * • *. la V * • «u $ AO big a budget deficit at once, and reuse too big a shock lo O itC X WIIH $t®ory*n M u ATS $ > 'W 'C m C K WltM *l*iorj(o \ the economy. | \ 20i50i NOW t% YOUR BILLS OPEN HOUSE Id yllw ild e IDYLLWILDE OF LOCH ARBOR Saturday & Sunday - Feb. 2 & 3 SA T U R D A Y - A L L D A Y S U N D A Y - N O O N T I L DARK LO V ELY H O M E S O N • THE F TErrace 8-2127 D ISPLA Y COLONIAL II • THE • TIIE FUTURA “H O M E S OF D IS T IN C T IO N ’* CONTEMPERA FREE JUST REGISTER CUSTOM BUILT • General Electric "WESTPORT" STEREO MODKL RC 3100 SPECIAL BONUS MODERN KITCHENS BY G E N E R A L ® ELECTRI C A G.E. "Wenlport" Stereo will be given free to every purchaser of a home between Feb. 2nd and Feb. 9th. 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D ir old Sugar man — Kay Robin,on—at 42 won a split decision ou-r little Ralph Dupas of New Orleans in Miami Heath Auditorium Wednesdaynight. He looked much like the old Sugar Ray who had won 152 of 168 bouts and held six world championships. There was the old litheness ot form, the sar­ castic eye and the lamiliar stand-up style with the onceexplosive lists cocked and ready. Iiul tills was not the man out ot the storied past. He had a 12'.-pound weight advantage; he was facing a , f t A #«nfcrr8 ^ rra tS Jn n . 31, 19<*3 — Pnpre ft It Pays To Use The Herald Want Ads man who couldn t knock off of the neatest bits *f thievery : bout toward another -hot at This is the same Gnppo who your hat with a baseball bat, since the great mail robbery. the middleweight champion­ j once hypnotized a reluctant Robinson was a 2>» to 1 ship now- held by burly and and he stole It. . heavyweight but then forgot to underdog before 5.500 fans very rugged Dick Tiger. Joe l-ouis. Willie Pep and who were prrdommrntly and "Naturally. 1 regarded this ' unity pnotizc turn and the King Levin,ky—three former * lustily in his corner. Hut. as as a very important bout ami : friendly warrior was knocked greats—might have been the | it developed, it should have, 1 feel tine about winning it," j out with the first punch of the * chief mourners at a funeral been no worse than 6 to 5 and 1he said in the dressing room light. when they climbed into the lake your pick because Dupas where he sported a purple Dupas was extremely aggra­ ring bclorc the bout for an in treated him like a preliminary j "mouse" un.ler one eye. "I'm vated over the loss, as most Induction. boy and Robinson fought a de- going to keep going, man, and of those in attendance thought Ami it almost was just lliat. tensive fight. If I beat Terry Downes in he sImuiIiI have been, and de­ Ptipas, the 27-year-old wcl The New Orleans fencing , ljondon tn April. I expect that manded: terweight who pitted his I t!'-» master waded in, trading Tiger will live up to his word "What do you have to do to pounds against Robinson's 162. Robby shot for shot, and usu­ and meet me." win a light in Miami Hcncli? swarmed all over thr Sugar ally it was the Sugar man who Robinson, in a half serious This is the third time I've been man. lie disdained the punch gave ground. vein, gave hypnotist Jimmy robbed here." For the relieves of old were Grippe a longtime blackwhich had llattem-d 97 rivals Hut actually it was the m a career which carried Rob­ gone and so, too, was the lethal hatred magician of the light money-hurting Robin son who inson to the welterweight and punch. world, some of the "credit" was rubbed. Beaten, he might then to live middleweight Sugar Kay called this “an (or Ids win. Hr said that Grip- have packed a in. lie should titles in 23 years o( boxing. important step" tn what he po had performed some "m a­ The Tiger from Nigrria will And lit- wa> tile victim of one characterized as a time table gic" on him. chew him into little pieces. BARGAIN PRICES on Popular Brands at Farrell's ARCADE PACKAGE SIORE 310 \\r Fathom Top SOKC Choice Drysdale, Davis Ink Pacts TWO COLONELS proudly nhnwinyr their nice catch of shad and Mpockt, taken out of the St. Johns R iv e r are Lt. ('<>1. II. 0 . Peterson and L t. Col. C. E. Girnud, of Orlando AKB. Wj* Kaivt Give F ir s t, Top S a n fo rd \ alu e S tam p # I'nltr-d Press International , member of the club. fiekler-outflclder Hon Fairly Die Chicago White Sox in-1 The lirst Friday matinee of Don Drysdale und Tommy K. J (Butty) llava-i, who Fairly will be switched to the creased Uu-ir list ot satis­ Davis, who wound up the {revealed that lioth players outfield this year beeauw* of fied players to at with tlie t the season is on tap at tlie 1962 baseball season with received Stu.ooo raises, also the acquisition of first base­ signing of first baseman Joe .sanford-Orlando Kennel Club plenty o f individual glory, I announced the signing ot out man llill Skowron from tlie Cunningham and outfielder starting at 2 p m. Orville Mos­ now have the gold to do with fielder Willie Davis and in New York Yankees. Mike Hershberger. Cunning­ ham halted .295 and drove | es' Fathom, winner of the Rac­ it. in 7o runs last season while ing King Stakes last February, Tlie Ian Angeles Dodgers Hershberger batted 360 with will probably rate a* the fav­ said "thanks" to their 23 game winner and .346-bitter four homers. orite in tin- ninth race, the Wednesday with some pretty | Veteran outfielder Wally ' daylight feature fancy figures of their own: , Post la-cant,- the lltii member Hut ll'» a closely matched Sin,out) »alary increases f«*r of the Cincinnati Red, to conte,t and rounding out tlie both stars. agree to terms wix-n lie ac­ Drysdale's tai>c lifted him cepted a pact for about W.- octet will be Sock Tray, shoot­ into the $15,000 class, making | PALM >PBING>, Calif. — from Aiken, S. and Gar <»in Post. 33. bit .'All with IT ing for hi» fourth win; Mona him tlie highest-paid pitcher diier Dickinson, a slung liean h,liners end 62 run, hatted in Means, New Hit. Canuellele, ( t'P li— They changed part­ and second highest-paid play­ from Tequeslu. Fla., teed off |j ,t season lie lias a ill,* Chief Pattie, Marlow llramly er In chib history-, while ner, and courses today ami leading the field witli Oris time major league total «>l and Reline. Davis' increase placed him start,,1 int • tlie second round 208 homers. Hut tla-re w-ss s joker in C. If Scott's Memla-rly, who PERFORMANCES at In the S2j.oot) brackei. Roy of the $50,<mo Palm Springs tlie scores. Dickinson fashion­ Tlw- Pittsburg Pirates an romped through Grades C, H Campanclla, wiio was paid golf > a,sic — a tournament nouneed the signing of Coaches ed his fine six-under par ef and A with three wins in a 1 $48,000 in 1956 after being WEDNESDAY _ P R | fort at tlie tough Kldurjdo Gene (taker and Virgil Trucks tow, shoots for a Imirtli vic­ named tlie National league a sometimes called tin- "HIM while the Cubs reported a course and moves to the Open most valuable player lor a financial loss of $229,941 in tory in tonight's leatured I lie Kaniord Orlando Krnnrl t lull Matinee programs 'Hie M-otets-ard showed that "easy" Indian Wells layout 1962 most of which they ninth. In lilt four starts hr third time, is the only Dodtoday. has hern dead last leaving tlie ger wiio ever was paid more Harold Kneece, a little man are brromlng more popular rarh season. The exciting Kneece. who stands only blamed on declining television box. tlii-n comes on like a than Drysdale. contracts rating programs rouplrd with the warm, sunny after* 5 feet 7. played lilJian Wells whirlwind as thr pack nears Drysdale compiled a 25 9 Wednesday and is stuck with noon dime seems to milks • perfect rnslch lor an alter* the linlsh. record and 2.st earned ru n , tire tong Tamarisk layout to average in 314 innings to win Opposing this stretch driver noun o( fun and thrills. day tlie Cy Young award as tlie j will be four two-time winners, I So Dickinson appealed to year's outstanding ni a J o r , namely Bonnie Abbe, D uke1 be in the driver's seat league pitcher. Davis, 24, col- . Drake, <1. It 's Deacon ami j lectcd 230 hits and led the Technique Tip. Hotli v tetorira Right on the heels of lint United Press International majors with 153 runa baited j ol Ronnie Abbe, Duke Drake ' The University- of Cinelli- leaders came South Africa's Pryor’s and Appleby's share and l). H.’s Deacon have been in in one ot the best all round Gary Player, admittedly play­ • COMI OBTAIlt.Y HEATED GRANDSTAND nnti, moving methodically to­ seasons ever enjoyed by * ing tlie finest golf of Ills bril­ top honors in the Thursday in Grade A contests. ward its first unbeaten basket ' • LUX I RICH S t LUIIIIOU8K liant career, and unheralded {N'ito Mixed Howling la-ague, Three oue time w i n n e r . , ball season ill 55 years nnd no I Holt .Shave of WlUoughly, each with 49 wins and 2/ loss • VALET PARKING rnniplelr tlie lield. Hicy are Ulipi ecedented thud xliinglil Ohio. TJiey each had G7, at ea. Joe Lurk. Sarasota Egg King NCAA c Iniill puilitdiip. will be J Indian Wells aud move to Nexl in line arc Powell's 4* •■ml Ed's Money Lender. ‘ll'tt .Mure l un lo W atch th e G reyhuund.n R u n " out to claim its 34th straight j Tamarisk today. 28, Heart Council 31 45, .Stein victim win-u it (days Inst to] ROBB! 1 NO MINORS! Meanwhile m e m b e r s of tnejer’a 26 50 ami Cook's Cor iJiukt- tonight. Named tier 25 51 g o lf, lug five" all were in Una and Manuel walked S e c o n d - m ilked l .o y o l n o f . I \> |IIN , P.i ti l 'll- Ken away with the l»g Mill game Chicago, boasting u 19 0 rcc- j contending positions. Nation­ belies ot 5o0 plus were howl Wednesday night when they ord .uni priming (or a possible J al Open champion Jack Slck- ed by Itulpb Hells ol Powell's Ilium Jr . eoaeli at Juniata vanquished the first five teams showdown witli top-tanked | laus, still complaining of with a 5o7, llill Foslrr of •im r 1955. bu, lirrn named to to face them and got off to Cincinnati in the post-season bursitis in his leg. had a 69. Pryor's with a 5oo, Eddie slurred Jim McCnnolugtie as Master champion Arnold Pal­ I Monroe lor .Sleinmrjcr's with bead loiilbull euarll at Lalaya flying five point start. tournament, a l s o is til home | mer hud a 71 Hilly < us|>er .’•ot). Duke llill,-k of Cook's • lie College. II,mu. who play­ On the second lime around against Wa - long toll Univer­ and Gene Little each had a Cornet a 502 and Margo Kipp ed .,1 l*c*llli Male, compiled a tlu-y banished two more and sity o f S t . Louis. IIVVV. 17 —M2 and C. E. I'iercy of Appleby's H UM record al Juniata, lie the game was over before the Despite an awesome 15-0 TO. Dickinson, 35 year-old 150 with a 517 and 561, respective wa, signed to a Hire-c-year conlmi-up knew what had hap mark tills season, Cinrintiati MIDWAY IlKTWEKN SANFOItl) * ORLANDO lra,t by Lafayette. pened. still has a long haul to rlineh pound one • time protege of ly. It was a sterling perform the Missouri Valley Confer- l Hen Hogan, also has been a ance by tlie winning duo tbs' enec rtoimpioiisliip ami there- | consistent Um at Wednesday seemed to stun tlie opposition. by earn all automatic hid to lie bad nine birdies against Uria turned in a masterful compete in the NCAA tourney, j three bogeys with putts from performance in the front which it has won tlie last two at (ar away at 27 feet roll­ ing into tlie cup. court using a full repebdre of years. Kneece, wiio never hat won augleshots and clever place Die llrurcaU arc 4-0 ill lea­ meuts that not even the agile gue play, but call boost tin* a major PGA event, had even Gasli could cope with figure against eoufert-lire (oe greater success on the greens. Jacin won the American Drake, which is 7-8 overall. | Ilia 68 wat ftve-under-par <>n Legion trophy, donated by the However, fit. Louis is still the Indian Wells eourse. And Casselberry I'ost, with a bril very much in the running for ] he had one "sea goer" putt liant display of virtuosity in MVC honors with u 4-1 allow­ that rolled Into the eup from flic eighth game, coming from ing and Cincinnati lias two 90 feet on tie big 14th green. Diere wa, a fourway lie tar back in the field to will. games remaining against the it 68 featuring Pat Schwab. Biillktnt. Tommy Aaron, Davey llill (LONG SLEEVES) Loyola plays a different and Ho Wmntnger. sort of game than Cincinnati. While the llcarcata rely oil j NEW MANAGEMENT • topping their opposition with ] Organizational meeting for the nation's best defense, the Club Diamond a men's softbsll league will Ramblers try In tun tlie other be held at 7:30 p m Tuesday FEATURING tram off the flour and are avat the recreation director'., of­ ei aging Just under 100 points . MEL MURRAY fice. PIANO COMEDIAN a game. Persons interested in spon­ soring a team or playing in the league arc invited, as are church groups. Kneece, Dickinson Pace 'IB M ' Open Play M A T IN E E HAPPILY DISPLAYING their biyr catch of shad, with three specks and two herring, Liken over last weekend in the Crowe’s Camp nruu am Mr. and Mrs. Frank lived, of Delaware. 2 P M DAY - SATURUAY K * £ fc ,v _ On A T O ,/ V * X ______ J : . n . J« , ... Cinci Shoots For 'Big' Year In spile of the gloomy wea­ By llill Vinrrnt Jr. Well, hovuly again, and lt ther and rain the shad fishing mrv war a dreary weekend. has been prrtty good. Just a reminder to th# Bui in spite of (lie rain the lhad fiihing was g»od all many boaters In thr .San­ ford ares from Lake Mon­ aruund Sanford. There was one real nice roe through thr upper M. r.ili'!i brought in al Jim i Julius and Luke llarnry trow e l. Mr. and Mrs. Frank set lion: Diere arc sn aver, Ileed of Delaware brought In age of 200 flshrrmrn a day 23 shad plus three specks and trolling along at a slow parr. So when you are In Ibis area two herring. Jim tells me that a lot of with cruisers ami run-abouts nice kliail catches have been THINK HUNT beluie you made in the area between Ills proerrd al a high rate of camp and Marina Isle in the speed. It's hern reported that boats h a ir hern raring government cut. While I was out at Jim 's in lliexc arras anil dodging there were four good catches In and out, rutting lilies ami brought in within the hour, rauslng Urge wakes. Another niee eateli brought ranging from six to 10 shad in Tuesday afternoon was h> per party. Lt. Col. II. G. Peterson and Lt. Col. C. E. Gtraud. of Or Undo AFlt. with 13 shad. The biggest rsn l 'i pounds. All were caught between Crowe's and Lemon Iiluff. Guess that's about all this ( NEW YOltK <UPI>— This could I* the week of decision time. But remember, fnrnd, for Grumbling College of next time you come home' Louisiana, the nation'* second- with that big catch of lull rankrd small roltrge basket­ give me a ring at Tne Herald ball team, which ia making n office or a! my home. I’ll be strong move to replace Wit­ glad to come out for a big tenberg atop the ITPI ratings. story. So long lor now. Wittenberg, beaten only onra ill 13 games, was the No. 1 High Hume choice of 23 of the 35 coaches High game and series wrre j wiio comprise the UIT rating bowled by Hetty Allen with a board in this week’* rating*, 170-495 and Kilty Purdy with! while Grumbling, which has a 170-192 In the Shouting Stars lost only one game in W League. Other high games melarU, wae chosen first b> six eluded Sury Reno 172 and 15d, I coaches. Carol Connelly with a 180. However, Grambling closed the gup between first und sec­ ond place to only 55 points. This SatunUy, the Louisiana Tig trs play Prairie View A A M, lied for sixth place with Westminster, in their moat dif­ ficult test of the sen so n thus fur. The Wittenberg Tigert TvV^r Charlti Oltksnt wav an eminent pimeanwhile, have an easier Wat r j t ' iron of Juitcrini L Brooks who then in lialdw in-Wallace. av now provide the choicest in svinss and spirits. 1 ry the laniout Rare J * B Scotch, of flavour unsurpassed. Two Share Top Kegler Honors ii.uiMi N IG H T L Y 8:10 Uria, Manuel Pace Jai-Alai Decision Week In Caqe Ratings t im m M en's CLEARANCE Sport Shirts Softball Meet Set VAH-3 Wives Hold First VAH 3 Fnliatrd Wives are in first place In the Holler Motor Navy Wties Howling League with V* "ins and 2d losses. VAH 9 Gffii-r Wltes arc in f .i mi place with a H 31 rccd. \ .\ll I I Igers and VAH 7 O ,*!rtr Wive? tied for t . J j lacs w.P a 13 32 record. l"e.vncr C>n.cm of the VAH 7 EW came tiirough with a 18;-31t la credit Ior ] high game and series REG U LARLY PRICED $2.99 To $5.95 ENTIRE Matinees Mon. 1:15 P. M. ( losed Tuesdays Exiept Tues., Feb. 28 STOCK NOW Liidie*. Night Mnn. & Thurn. 2 fo r ®5 7:4S f.M. NIG HTLY (E icapt Sunday] Psri-Mutvali latitat Nightly Daily Davkla Qwialalti latry Gama Haalad la Wmlai n.re ai *<•»'• Open Fri. ft Niicht Till Nine Orlondo-Seminols JB SCOTCH WHISHT MIfni I « t«s IMS' •• it, issLintfW&AiioaMtu.nof>t<aa*t,iM a FRONTON C c h is o / iX Open All Day Wed. U J. 1 7 -tI at PIRN PARK r — ’ 3, , Vt>C l* «• I ! 6 .f (SEE OUK HOUSECLEANING AD ON SOCIETY PAGE) �Bride - Elect Honored With Shower Mil* Martha Ann Barrow ot Lake Monroe, bride elect, wai honor gucil at a mliccllancoui shower Friday evening at the home of Mr*. Wilbur Pent In Lake Monroe. M n. M iry Og Its by served at co-boitcii with Mra. Pent, The party room! were dec orated with white and pink camclllai. The gifti to the bride-elect were presented to her in a large boa decorated with lavender roses made from tissues. Various games wc c enjoyed by the guests during the even­ ing and prizes awarded to Mrs. I. M. Douglas snd Miss Arie Mann. The table was overlaid with a white linen cloth and held a punch bowl and two decorat­ ed cakes. Cookies, mints and nuts were served along with the cake and punch. Thoso invited to share the occasion with the honnree were Mmes. Kale DcLoach, Betty Flowers, Hazel Gardner, Claude Hawkins, C. P. Babun, Chester Boyd, Douglas, Eldon Cain, Bam Barrow, Herbert Behrens, Gerald Behrens, J. If. Tindel, S. E. Norwood, Betty Smith, Robert Mann, Byron O'Dell, Donle Warren, Annie Hawkins, Ed Oglesby, L. B. Mann and Miss Arie Mann and Norino Norwood. ffljc frattfurl) Page 6 — Jnn. 81, 1063 Rfraih Students Present Fashion Show Students of the second yesr home economics classes of Seminole High School present­ ed a fashion show and modeled garments that they have been making jn class. Many attractive outfits were shown by the girls, including wool skirts, suits, dark cot­ tons, blouses and cocktail dresses. Following the show refresh­ ments of petit fours, cookies, nuts, mints and coffee were prepared and served by the group. Sandy Hcrvish presided at the coffee service and Mauvecn Pitts, Kay Sandifer and Margaret Ellis assisted with the serving. About 50 guests lnrluding the girl's mo­ thers and friends attended the show. M I s a Barbara Ruprecht, home economics tcschcr, was in charge of the event. Those modeling their own creations were Corine Benham, Vonda Kern, Dorothy Tom'lnson, Susan Stewart, Sheryl Slcmper, Shirley Spi­ vey, Karen Green, Sandy Hervisit, Ann Beck, Sharon Whit­ ten, Iictly Sandifer, Susi Stub­ A-* • -J bing*, Jo Ann Nix, Arlene Stnilh, Sonja Jones. Smith, Sheryl Stem|>er, Penny Brooks und Jo Brenda Benton, Treva ArAnn Nix. netlc, Kathy Poif. Jean Yates, (Hcruld Photo Frances Quiliin, Barbara Wil­ liford, Sandra Aucoin, Pat Szabc, Betty Hastcy, Gwen Champion, C a r o l Stcmpcr, Marilyn Hendry, G l e n d a Gocmbvl, Penny Brooks, Sha­ ron Rlackwcldcr and Sylvia By Mrs. Adam Muller Porter, Mrs. Alfred Hough, Smith. Mrs. Alvin Wind and Mrs. Ar­ Mrs. Kwald Mirhelsen o( Orchid Drive entertained with thur Lutkc. That evening Mr. and Mrs. Mirhelsen entertain­ two tables of birdge, Friday ed Mr. and Mr*. Louis St. afternoon at her home. Guests Amu ml of DeBary Avenue. were Mrs. Peter Myhrc, Mrs. Godparents at the christen­ Ernest Hillbcrg, Mrs. Ralph ing of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Davis' daughter* last week were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Perk. The christening was lly Linda Smithson held at Uie DeBary Commun­ Mrs. Joe It. B a t t l e , o f ity Methodist Church with Rrv. Damon Scott officiating. Eliz­ Oviedo, Is planning to hold a abeth Chancy stood up for curd party on Feb. II, ot 7:30 Elizabclh Anne and Barbara p. m. at her home for the bene­ The Officers' Wives of VAIl- Peek for baby Susan Michelle. fit of the Oviedo Womun’s Waller Olive of Coronado Club building fund. 5 met at the home of Mrs. K. C. Flynn lor the monthly Itoad I* home from the hos­ Thoso w-ho would like to a t­ bridge. Upon arrival the guests pital and wants to thank the tend are requested to make up many friends for their mes­ were served Individual pizzas, sages ami cards of cheer sent a table and let Mrs. Battle know how many to prepuro coffee and cold drinks. to him. Waller will be out, no Special guests wero Mr*. doubt, soon to waltz around at for. Tlie cost is very reasonable It. W. Repp from Detachment the Dance Club. und while you are enjoying an 8, VAH-lt and Mr*. Robert R. evening of relaxation you will Beat of VAH 3. No thank-you note for your also be helping to ruiiure the High score for the evening gift? It's O.K. to Inquire. De­ debt on one of Oviedo's beauti­ went lo Mrs. It. II. Lovelace ful new buildings. und the traveling prirc was livered gifts can go astray. luii ill PROUDLY MODELING outfits that they had made in home economics class at a recent fashion show nro left to right, Samira Aucion, Arlene DeBary Personals Card Party Planned Feb. 14 In Oviedo Mrs. Flynn Hostess For VAH-5 Bridge FOUR DEBARY HOME DEMONSTRATION CLUB members display some of the finished articles made at u recent workshop held in the DeBary Community Center. Issft to right are Mrs. Georgo Wright, Mrs. Louis Ritter, Mrs. Charles Gifford und Mrs. H. C. Vitt. (Cox l’hoto) Altamonte Personals By Louisa Slraszsek Ten-year-old Bonnie Stuart of Altamonte Springs is home after spending last weekend in the Florida Sanitarium and Hospital with a compound fracture of her left arm. Bon­ nie and several friends were playing around some large cable spools when she acci­ dentally fell and fractured the Personals William Birkemeyer and sis­ ter, Miss Mary Birkemeyer, Country Club noad, had as their recent house guests their sister and broUier-in-low, Mr. and Mrs. Afccrt Onnen, of Raymond, Mirn. The Onnen* enjoyed their extended visit touring the state and were particularly impressed with the Sanford area. They plan future visits and may some day make their borne here as did the Birkemeyer*. arm. She is up and active with her arm in a cast which her mother, Altamonte Element­ ary fifUi grade teacher, says will not interferu with her schoolwork. Mr. and Mr*. Gordon Marsh, former resident* of Altamonte Spring* who now live in Penn­ sylvania, have written friends here that the rc|>ort was false that their two older daughter*, Eileen and Donna, had been fatally injured in an automo­ bile accident some time ago Roth girl* und their younger sisters, Cynthia, Pam and Kristie, aro well and happy although they write that they atill miss their friends here very much. Mr. and Mr*. George Hearn Sr. of Genevieve Drive have very much enjoyed a 10-day visit from their daughter-inlaw, Mr*. George Hearn Jr., and their three-muntlis-old grandson, David, who were here from Memphis, Tcnn., in lime In enjoy the recent warm weather. won by Mr*. Bertha Brough. O t h e r * attending were Mine*. Belly Lackey, L. II. Setle. J. E. Draim, K. It'. Hamilton, C. E. Thompson, I). W. Beard. W S. Bolle, C. I,. Fitzpatrick, II. F. Watson, D. E. Boose, K. K. Hodd and Mick Mcrgo. BL0 USE8 - SWEATERS BLACKS • JACKETS A HJLFBKIN GIRDLES W a ll-T o - W a ll Corpet - Rugs Cut To Any Size ALL lly Frances Wester Colin Kcoglt was honored guest at a birthday party, Sat­ urday afternoon, held at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Keogh, in Lake Mary, in celebration oi his seventh birthday. Tlie members of his first grade class, room 404. from the Lake Mary school, were' invited to help him celebrate. The group sang several songs. Mr. Keogh showed two car­ toon movies to the children as part of their entertainment and Colin was assisted in opening his gifts by his cou­ sin, David Hobby, of Sanford. Refreshments of birthday cake and punch were served to the 28 children attending. Assisting Mr. and Mrs. Keogh and Colin in entertain­ ing the guests were his bro­ thers, Craig and Keith; grand­ mothers, Mrs. H. M. Gleason and Mrs. Ida Keogh, and an aunt, Mrs. J. L. Hobby. BLACK AND WINE ew Mnoft-HeantHM where your foot flexes . . leather nolen, rubber heels. Treat your feel to pleasure today! I OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS Qmh. 0 M EN 115 Magnolia Ave. E.O.M. CLEARANCE PRICES D R A S T IC A L L Y RED U CED SA VE 5 0 % O R M O R E • Ladies' Dresses Cottons, crepes and wools in pastel and dark colors, ootids, plaid* snd prints. 1Group $5 . /Group ^80 J Group $10./ g c p *14. 5:30 Reg. $5.98 to $11.95 *298 to sow 15 Formals W# l.on* l-oni and Short and Short Lenalha Lenalha Broken Size* A Color* * Ladies’ Skirts Reg. $24.95 to $39.95 Your Choice Wind, cotton, linen and dacron blend*, broken alzra and color*. Reg. $5.98 U $14.95 FOB 2 WEEK (4 WIDTHS AAAA to D Close Out! quilted rot tun*. n>lona and silks, broken alzra and color*. OFF . SIZES 4 to 11 * STACKS WEDGES OXFORDS This Berkshire nylon won’t run from top or toe! Berkshire** m o o c , Bun-Barrier is actually guaranteed. I t stops runs that start In the top Ol toe from entering the sheer k g a re a -o r you get • new pair o t Berkshire* /res/ Berkshire stockings with nyloo come with seams or aosmlras F ran only $0.00 a pair. *398 to *8" ' Ladies’ Blouses * Ladies’ Sweaters Cottoao and nylon Jersey*. Wools and orlons, slipover and rardiaan style*. Reg. $3.98 - $5.98 Reg. $3.98 to $14.95 $1. and J2 GREATLY REDUCED Howes Fashions - jpCtju- SANFORD 207 Wcsil Find St. Phone FA 2-1581 Values to $24.95 to LADIES HEELS FLATS Ph. 322-5783 $ 15.95 • Robes&LoungingPjs 0 SANFOHI) B O S T O N IA N Seventh Birthday 200 N. PARK AVE. TO GUARANTEED F A B R IC & RUGS 25r>9 Park Dr. Celebrates M ARY E S T H E R 'S 0 WORK CUcUflA Colin Keogh "Featuring Fashions Just For Yea* HOURS] OR — Trim — Lightweight Moc-Toe Mansfield By Select Yours Now! STORE ESTIMATES CUSTOM DRAPERIES SLIP COVERS Tickets will go on sale today for the annual Swedish Smor­ gasbord sponsored by the Ethel Root Circle of the Con­ gregational Christian Church located at 24th Street and Park Avenue. This gala event will take place on Saturday. Feb. 23, with serving from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. Tickets arc available from any member of the circle or by calling Mr*. Ralph Lossing or Mrs. Harold Hcrbst. Take­ out orders will be available for those who wish to go through the line. This it re­ quested because the variety i* too numerous for the group to choose the individual's menu. Several door prizes will be given away during the even­ ing. TO MATCH ANY OF YOUR SPRING OUTFITS (INCLUDES HOME "A FT K R ^rjiB EB H K B ) SWEATSHIRTS $|.00 For Feb. 23 New! Spring Jewelry Reg. f 10.98 To $25.00 NOW Price FREE SIZES 3 lo 15, 10 to 20, 12</j to 2V /, JANUARY Bunco • Hat* We Come A t Your Call — Planned We dare you to poke it! SHOE SALE SA LE! Dresses Smorgasbord * All SOm F lu ] o c H ■ -------- “*T FA 2-8071 “OPEN FRI. NIGHT TILL NINE" ( IH BM • No Refund* e No Exchanges (OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL »:M �•^ ^ ®l]f franfnrh C r r.tWt .i.in r .i . m ar. Pace 7 d iom sm jaksA A UDC Honors Real Daughters fo h tW i Hello? Hope this had wea It llydrox rookies flier didn't get you out id the .1 tbsp*. melted hlltler conking mood tor we have re ?t marshmallow« IL e Real Daughters of the Mines. F. It. Adam*. Martin Kirby, A. W. I.ee. tJ. K. Mc­ Meisch. F. K. Itoumillat and J. ceiveil some nice recipe* that 's cup ntilk 1 want to share. Have had Norman deVer* Howard Chap­ tlram, I.. A. Rrumley, W. R. Call, II It McCall, Edmund II Truluck. P» jiggers Creme dc Cocao some calls already on the Red ter of the United Daughter* Velvet Cake in la«t week's I jigger grren Creme de of the C o n 4 e d e r it c y were column. It wa* made with »ur Menlhc guest* of honor »t a recent teas by tho-c who have tried H pint whipping cream meeting of the croup. It. Do you know that it would 9 Inch pie plate make a pretty Valentine coke .Method: The nicotine was held nt the because it Is red? Crunch cookie*, add butler. homo of Mr. nnd Mr*. I.ee I*. • • • IJlte pie plate with mixture Moore on Mellonville Avt. Here I* the Million Dollar and refrigerate t hour or Hostesses were Mr*. Moore. Cake Irom Mrs. Fort Poole. more. Me l t marshmallows Mr*. I.ol* Taylor amt Mr*. It. Heat anil combine; with milk over low heal. Cool .1 egg white* well. Add Creme de Cocao and II. Mont or* '* tsp. salt Creme de Mcntlie. Fold In Mr*. W. I,. Merritt, UDC l ' i cups «ugar creunt that ha* been whipped president, welcomed the memPlace in refrigerator. Pour mixture into cookie mix­ her* nnd presented the renl Melt anil cool 2 squares ture Hint line* pie pan It'* daughter* with beautiful ca­ chocolate. Cream; frlgernte several hours or 5 tbsp*. Initlrr overnight Sprinkle lightly with mellia corsage*. l 'i cup* sugar chocolate shot* before rrlrl Following the business ses3 egg yolks gcraling for a decorative top sMo. Mr*. M erritt rend n de­ Add to cream mixture alter­ ping scription of “Traveler." the nately: T h is doesn't sound hail after faithful hoi sc of Oen. Itobrrt 2 's cups sifted flour you ts-ad it through, hut holorr K. I.ee. The article was writDir Clips swrot milk il did I guess It w as thename ti ii l.y (Jen. I.ee. • • • Add I tsp. vanilla to melted It was announced that the chocolate. Sprinkle 2 tsp* Florida lime* give a delici­ district meeting will lie held in baking powder o v e r egg ous till lo family infill* and Daytona Ilench, on Fell. 27 KKAl, DAUOHTKHS who were guestn of honor at a leeont UDC meeting vvliiles. Fold egg white mixture cart he turd in many way* al and that Mra. J. M. McCnskill arc left to right, (seated) Mrs. J. St. Clair White, Mrs. W. P. Kicltln. Mra. into baiter. Rake in three fl­ meal time and In between spread to he placed In Ilia 15. I,. Perkina nnd standing, Mrs. A. K. Itossetter, Mrs. M. S. Wiggins. inch layer* 'n 350 degree oven. meals too Try them in the fol had given n 200 year old bedMrs. Roy It. Wright and Mrs. Claude Herndon. Mrs. W. P. Carter, who Si to 3<i minute*. lowing way* Florida Hoorn of The CnnfvdTopping also attended is not in the picture. (Herald Photo) —A wedge of lime to »quer/r cralo Musuuni, in Itlchniond, I box confectioners sugar into iced or hut lea. Va. 1 stick buffer —Lime wvitgis served with Tw'o of the honored guests, '« cup warm milk any seafood, to lie squeezed Mr*. M. S. Wiggins and Mrs. I tup. vanilla over (lie looil before ealillg. K. I.. Perkin* presided at Hie 1 square melted chocolate —Mine Juice and cooking oil tea table, which Was centered ( ream sugar ami butler, add ill equal pint* oie a "iinluml" with an arrangement of re I oilier Ingredients Reserve lor basting chicken, steak* m nnd white carnations uml held enough of this lo (rod sides rib*, a* they rook over rIow silver appointments. of cake. mg roals or in the oven Other real daughter* pres­ Then add to remaining Icing - l b s lime Juice in liberal Ily Mr*. Adam Muller ent were Mines, W. P. Carter, Xi lieta Ida Chapter of >l.i Ross man. Ilonnie Stoffcr, t cup broken nut meals and I aniuiiuts hi )iuii invoritc barThe Denary Harden Club W. p. Field*, Claude Herndon, will meet this Friday after­ (Ida Sigma I’lii met at the U-slic Jones, .Shirley Jones, cup grated coconut and frost lieetir sauce recipe A. K. Itossetter, J . St. Clnir noon al Ibe Community Center home of Mr* K. C. Harper. Judy Asen«lo, Margaret !’* layer* and top. —Squeeze lime juice over White and Hoy It. Wright. • • ♦ I for the regular monthly meet. Plan* were disrii*«od for Hie Diamond, Samira Ia*rd.s. chopped apple* t o keep them Other members present were j in?. Nil Phi Mu rush party to he And nowr Craislioppcr Pie Irom darkening. This also add* Also the Mines Joe Alex­ held at the Holly Avenue ander, John D. Ramsey, Yc«, you read right. It wn* Zest to t h e s a l a d or fruit clip finest speaker will lie Mr*. Robert I„ Maclv or, horticul- Kindergarten at 2127 Holly James Warner, Robert tinnz- given t» me by Nunml Sapp u( the fruit* are u»etl in at meal Ave. aler. Ilohhy Mllchell, Her Monroe. She said it was sent time. I lure chairman. MIVTMN6 / . The rusher* invited to at chel Powell, linger darner. to her. y . FOR THE The annual "Birthday Tea" tend are: The Misses Diana " 13 Try tills l.iitteade Ptinrh at CAMERA IU 0 -J 5c F will be held Feh M from in Fleischer, Dodo Sharon, Lin- Richard Harnett, David Her* V. rien. Pete Nash. Jim Coyne. your next party. u a.nt. In 12 noon, at Hie Dollary | > Don TUcker, Rill llernoaky, 8 Clips vvliter £ 'Community Center. Mr*. II. X Pat Dnnnhne. Sid Villlcn, Hrb1 tsp. whole cloves Morrison i* chairman and will by Dekle, Kd llarlxmr, Robert 1 3-ini'h stick cinnamon lie assisted by Mr*. ' Angel t. Johnson, lamia Ynurthal, | I tb«p. instant l e a ! Diar. Chairmen of various | imbby Harvey. Rill Heck, 4 run* frozen limeadr eontablet will be Mrs. William Larry llirt, (ireg Walker, CAM Kit A Silt IP em irate ill oz size ran*) Fhllcr. Mrs. Laura Arrington Sonny Harley, llonnl llmvsi, Combine 2 eup* water, clov­ 210 S. PARK AVK. Mr*. If. R. liaison, Mrs. A. The Imprtlal House wa* llie Patrick J. Erickson, Jimmy I Itolf and Mrs. (ieorge Zeller J I setting fur a VAH-I officer*' es nnd eiimninon in saucepan; Members of the Willing Emerson. Ilohliy Wilkerson, wive* luncheon recently. Mr* simmer in minute*, strain over tea in large howl. lieWorkers .Sunday School Class and Mr« Mike Crever who * * * * * "n'1 Pn' of Hie Central llaplisl Church it a Nu Phi Mu member at | cV,;,rlr* nek O tiara weto hostesses ( constitute limeade wiili re­ maining ii cups water. Add to decided they would meet once An organizational merlin I for Hie event. tea hose; chill. 'In serve, pour a month for business and aorThirty one VAH-I aivr* cn i into punch Itnttl, add lee riihr*. isl meeting* like the adult will ho hebl Feh. 7. X p m. at the Florida State Rank hinehron, classes do. 1 which wa* followed by a brief *Oarnl*h with Mint sprig* «n>l Muinge for the porpyise thin slices Of lime. Yield: 22 The class lv composed of 13 business Hireling. and 1(5 year old girls. They M’lerling officers ami comMrs, Edward Frllselt anil 1Vs-cup serving*. millees lo get the “ new" S'U held the first session at the Mrs. Alex Malikoff were prePill Mils' *tarie>l on their How doe* (hi* sound? Lime linine of Mis* Shirley Ming. M i l t e d with going away gifts. own. 2luo Mike Drive, Saturday al After the business meeting. »* Hielr liushanili will soon be Pudding (You hake this) 3:30 p.m. Mr* (• Andrew Speer. pro-1 leaving the Tiger squadron for Pudding makes il* own sauce I eup sugar .Main item on the business gram chairman. led Die other stations, 3 tlisps. flour agenda was plan* for a Val­ group in a discussion on how Mrs. Keith Tourney won Hie | 3 Hi*ps. Initler entine banquet scheduled for different styles of flower ar- i (hair prize with the lucky 1 tsp. grated lime rind Feh. 9 at the church. The ranging have developed number 13 t cup milk party will be for class mein through tls«> year*, and how The VAH-1 ladles were her*, their tearhrr. Mrs. II they are divided Into three pleased to have Mrs. Rrhrld2 egg* I, Addington, and guest*. 3 (lisp*, lime juice different groups; Oriental, Oc- ler of Cincinnati, Ohio, enCombine sugar and Ilnur and The hostess assisted by her Contemporary. joying Hie luncheon vv 11 Ii mother, Mrs. It Ii Ming, Each tnemlier brought i them. Mr*. Scheldler is the served refreshments consist e i t h e r a dried or mother of Mr*. Omrgr Kldts. ing of cookies, punrh. nuts and fresh arrangement, and told mint! during Hie social hour where they would use it in Those attending were Mrs. their homes ami why. Discus­ Addington, e l a s * president sion was also held on OnenBrenda Renton, Jon .Smilli, tll| Friend* of Clay Williams Renaissance, Dutch, Reeky Nelson. Trevn Arnette l Flemish, French, English and will tie glad to know that hr Select from (hounnntM or Kin Hems ami a guest Miss Judy Adding­ .Miaiern American atyles of has returned to his home on ton. Iroquois Ave. from the Flor­ flower arranging. During the social hour there ida Samtorium and Hospital, ACCENT COMMIS was much spirited bidding on lie Is re|Hirtrd to he improving Touches of yellow or mauve article* that bail hern brought j hut will not lie able to lie out GIFTS • CARDS HOOKS are striking on navy or black to the meeting for a "While for awhile. 210 ,K Flral St. (Formerly McVIcnrn) dresses anil suit*. Elephant" sale. The assign­ ment for each member f o r 1 W edding | next meeting I* lo bring I i enough of their favorite apRINGS I petizer to lie used a* re­ freshment* and to bring ru a s lin f7 GwaHney Jeweler* enough ropic* of Hie recipe I 2UI K. Park FA S-6509 ! for earh tnemlier. The DcBary Garden Club Meets Friday Wieboldt's Sorority Chapter To Be Organized. Shirley Long Officers Wives Of V A H -I Meet Hostess For For Luncheon l j Mr*. II. L. Johtuoa butter In a mixing howl. Add three meats, 1. sirloin chi ps and scissors. the unbeaten egg yolk*, lime 2. renter cut leg roast and J. Juice, grated lime rind and boneless lamb for stew or Flattering Fashions For milk. Beat egg white* until grinding. From a smoked ham The Tall And I.ong-U ai-tel stiff. Fold Into yolk mixture. there I* a variety of wty * to Pour into hiitlrrrd 1 quart use this cut of meat. mold oi ii custard cups. Place Dr. Iteddisli «ahl to get the In pan of hot water and hake most from meat to select It I hour in slow oven 323 de-j wisely, carp for il properly, grcc* or until the pudding and cook l( correctly, leave* the *ide* of the baking |fr gave earn one present a P«" CW minute* for custard booklet on the ruts of meat cup*I Tim nnlshed pudding nml how lo identify them. For has a cake like top with a those who wish this booklet, smooth delirious lime sauce to llte county agent's of Iice beneath Serve warm or told and a*k lor bulletin No. 7. In T i r' w i t h or without whipped ,t you will hnd illustration* on rJJi errant. rv cry cut ot meld there is • • • from beef, pork, lamb and J2R W . F A IItllA N K S The tup »( a pineapple, veal. Ml 4*6801 pin nidi in a pint jar ot water, Dr. Reddish also .-honed Hir WINTER PARK will sprout and root, soon correct way to shaipeti knive.| making an exotic nnd most at­ tractive palm like plant. Try It. • • • Cold tea make* a good fer­ tilizer for house plant* and nils a* an in»eetieble n* well • • • I would like lo mention some of Hie high points ol Hie meat school belli recently at the Home Demonstration Center. Dr It I. Reddish, who Is meat •pcrlnli*t at the IV of Florida, showed ,.> l a d i e s and several gents how to select anil rut different Kind* of inrsts, lie took a beet blade rili roast and made three different ruts Irom it. I a boneless pot roast. 2 holU'li's meal removed from linektHiiie. blade lame and ribs to make a delirious stew. And 3. country rlilb steak*. Either twii thick or three or four utilivnlti.il steaks for broiling. Front a beef pot rn**t two meals 1. iKittelesa pot roast. 2. Swiss steaks. Fiom a |airk llostoii hull comes three differrut meals. I. boneless steak*. 2 lainelesg roast nnd 2. blade piece. From n lamb leg he made w-1Class Meeting Fill'* h* H A N FO H I) FLOW ER SHOP FA 2-1*22 or FA 2*132 Cor. K. Isl AHanford Axe. merle - norman c o n m k t h : h t L'd io In The Park Mall 21(• Park Avr.. Winter Park Plume (t 17*28.10 “Try lie fore You Huy” Personals JJb u n u u fA 5P^' IT S H O U SE C L E A N IN G T IM E O N A L L ODDS A N D EN D S IN Ladies Shoes i Values Up To $10.95 *1 87 Friday Saturday and Monday JANTZEM CATALINA ROXANNE HKA-R'a HIIAIIKKN of HAWAII PER INCH HUNDREDS O F SHORT LENGTHS . . . . Taken from r e g u la r alo e k o f ALL TYPE F A n R IC S . . . Ideal f o r Children’* Clothe*, S p u ria Wear, Trim, etc. GARRETT'S E ast 1st St. a t Sunford Avc. FA 2-5244 INCLUDES OltEKH HEELS . HIGH AND MEDIUM • W E D G IE S FLAT8 AND CANVAS (AI.HO INCLUDES A LOT OF FALL AND HUMMER SHOES) IIUY FALL SHOES FOR NEXT YEAR IJUY SUMMER SHOES FOR NEXT MONTH SAVE 2 WAYS - Come Early For Best Selection For— LAY - A W A Y OPEN FRIDAY MARTS Playgirl FASHIONS . T. *4 87 ANY WAY YOU IA)()K AT IT YOU SAVE AT THIS BIG — HOUSE CLEANING SALE Open Frl. Open All Nile Till Nine Day Wed* _ FERN PLAZA-TE 8-3515-FERN PARK, FLA. (SEE OUR SPORT SHIRT AD ON SPORTS PAGE) �Legal Notice so T irn or in n u n m u Legal Notice u VOTICK iii iiR R K iir n i v r .S t h a t I. J . L U T H E R IIO R . I1T. S h eriff of Hemlnol* C o a n ty , F lo rid a. by v ir tu * of o w r i t la eu ed o a t o f th o C i r ­ cu it C o u rt la a n d f o r O rsng* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , o n th o I n d d a y o f T fo v r m h er, A. D. IMS, In that ro rtaln ranee be­ t w e e n T H E F I R S T N A T IO N ­ A L BA N K A T ORLANDO, a n a tio n a l b a n k in g aaaorlatlon. P lain tiff , and W ILL IE O. RKOADEH, MILDRED IlllO A D E H a n d T. K. MILIJt, D r f r n d a n l a , h a v e In m y pnaor ao io n th o f o l l o w i n g d o acrlb od p t r a o n a l p r o p e r t y , t o - w l t : 1— 1*17 P o n t i a c e o u p », S erial No. A -7 S 7 lllS ltt Liconao No. 1 T W -4 ISI a a t h o p r o p e r t y o f V. K. MILt-H; t h a t o n t h a 4 th d a y o r F e b r u a r y , A. D. IMS. bet w e e n t h e l e g a l h o u r a o f aale, t o - w l t i a f t e r 11:00 o’c lo ck In t h a f o r e n o o n a n d b e f o r a 1:00 o 'c lo c k In t h r a f t e r n o o n , on t h e aald d a y a t t h o f r o n t d o o r o f t h a C o u n t y C o u r t l l u u a e In Sanford, Hem lnols C ounty, K lo r ld a .I ( h a l t o f f e r f o r aale to tha h lg h e e t bidder fo r r a e h In h a n d , th o a b o v a d r e rrlb ed personal property at V. E. MILLS. J. L Hobby S h e r iff o f Sem inole C oun­ ty, F l o r i d a P u b l i s h J a n . 10, IT, S4 ,11. C D E-St V IN THIS C I R C U I T C O U R T , N IN T H JII1H I41. C IR C U IT O F F L O R I D A IN AN D F O R n K M IN O l.K C D L N T V . r Legal Notice la th a Judge, id a, l a la ret JA COO C e a r t e f **■- c o u n t y S e m l a e l * t'< i y, F l o r ­ Probate, E state of IN C I I A N C E R T 1ST0# W. BEDK.VBAUOH O R D E R TO SH O W C t t 'I R D ece ased T O W N O F A L T A M O N T E T a AH C r e d i t o r s a a d P r e s s e s S P ItlN O S . a M u n i c i p a l i t y In l l a r l a g Clalsee o r D e s e a a d e t h e C o u n t y o f S e m in o le , S t a t e A g a l a e t l a i d E s t a t e i of Florida, You a n d e a c h o f y o u a r e Petitioner, h e r e b y n o t i f i e d a n d r e q u i r e d re. to p r e s e n t a n y c l a i m s a n d d e ­ S T A T E O F F L O R ID A , a n d th o m a n d s w h i c h yo u . o r r l t h e r of T axpayers. P roperly O w n e r s yo u, m a y h a v a a g a i n s t t h s a n d C l t l s e n a o f t h a T o w n of s s t a t a o f J a c o b W, l le d e n A l t a m o n t e S p r i n g s , I n c l u d i n g h a u g h , d ecea sed , l a t e o f eald n o n -rea ld e n ta o w n in g p ro p e rty C ounty, to th a C o u n ty Ju d g e o r s u b j e c t t o t a x a t i o n t h e r e i n , o f Hem lnote C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , R e s p o n d e n t a . a t hie o f fi c e In t h e c o u r t TO T H E S T A T E O F F L O R ID A h o u s e o f eald C o u n t y a t H an ­ AND T H E S E V E R A L F R O . ford , F l o r i d a , w i t h i n alx c a l ­ F E R T V O W N E R S . T A X P A Y ­ e n d a r m o n t h s f ro m t h s t l m a E R S AND CTTIF.ENS O F T H E o f t h a f i r s t p u b l i c a t i o n o f t h i s S T A T E O F FIA IR ID A AN D OF n o tlc s . T w o co p ies o f a a c h T1IF, T O W N O F A L T A M O N T E c l a i m o r d e m a n d s h a ll be In SPIII.NIIS, F L O R ID A , INC'LUD. w r i t i n g , a n d s h a l l a l a t a t h a IN D N O N - R E S ID E N T S O W N - p l a c a o f r e s l d a n c a a n d p o s t IND P R O F E H T Y OR S U R J H C T o f fic e a d d r e s s o f t h a c l a i m ­ TO TAXATION T H E R E I N . a n t , a n d ah a l l be s w o r n t o by AN H A L L O T H E R S IIA VINO t h a c l a i m a n t , h i t a g e n t , o r OR CLAIMIND ANY R I D I IT , a t t o r n e y a n d a c c o m p a n i e d by T IT L E OH IN T E R E S T IN a f i l i n g fea o f o n a d o l l a r a n d P R O F E R Y T O R E A F F E C T E D s u c h c l a i m o r d e m a n d n o t so RY T H E ISS U A N C E IIY T H E filed s h a l l be void. TOWN OF WATERWORKS Halite V. n e d e n b a u g h SYSTEM R E V E N U E RONDS, Aa a d m i n i s t r a t o r o f t h e H E R E IN A F T E R MORE P A R ­ E sta te of T IC U L A R L Y DENCH IIIED , OR J a c o b W. R r d e n b a u g h , TO HE A F F E C T E D IN ANY D e c e a se d . WAY T H E IIE R Y i P u b l i s h J a n . IT, 14, I I A Yo u a n d e a c h o f you , t h e F eb . T. l t l l . S ta te of Florida, th r o u g h the C D E - ll S t a t e A t t o r n e y o f t h a N in th J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t In a n d f u r S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r i d a a n d in t h e c i r c i t p c o u r t o r tha several p ro p e rty ow ners, O F T H R N IN TH J ! D IC TA !, tarp ap ers, eltlaens of t h a O I R C I ' I T O F F L O R I D A , IN S t a t e o f F l o r i d a a n d o f th e A N D F O R S E M I N O L E C O U N ­ T o w n o f A l t a m o n t e S p r i n g s , T Y . IN C H A N C E R Y . NIL m a t I n c l u d i n g n o n - r e s i d e n t s o w n ­ C AT VflA F E D E R A L HAV1NOR i n g p r o p e r t y n r s u b j e c t to AND LOAN AHHOCfATION O F tax atio n therein, and all P H I L A D E L P H I A , o th e r s h a v i n g o r claim in g any P laintiff, r i g h t , t i t l e o r I n t e r e s t In p r o p e r t y t o be a f f e c t e d b y t h e WIKI,TAM C. McALPTN a n d I s s u a n c e by t h e T o w n o f Al E L I Z A U E T H Me ALT’ IN, t a m n n t e S p r i n g s . F l o r i d a , of D efendants. W a te rw o rk s, System Revenue N O T IC E O F S A L E Ronds, h e r e i n a f t e r m o r e p a r ­ N O T IC E IH I I E R K I i r OIVt i c u l a r l y d e s c r i b e d , o r t o be E N t h a t on t h e 11th d a y o f a f f e c t e d In a n y w a y t h e r e F e b r u a r y IM1. a t !S:on noon, by , a r e h e r e b y r e q u i r e d to a t t h e C o u r t l l o u e a o f Remlappear before the C i r c u i t n o la C o u n t y , In H anford . F l o r . C o u r t o f S e m l n o l o C o u n t y , Ida, t h e H o n o r a b l e A r t h u r H. F l o r i d a , In t h e N i n t h J u d i c i a l R e c k w l t h , J r . , C l e r k o f t h e C i r c u i t o f ea ld S t a t e a t th e C i r c u i t Court of H em lnote C o u r t H o u s e In S a n f o r d . F l o r ­ C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , w ill o f f e r f o r id a, o n t h e I S t h d a y o f F eb aale In t h e h l g h e e t e n d b r a t r u a r y , 1M1, a t t0 :« # o'clock b i d d e r f o r ca s h , a t p u b lic o u t ­ A. M. a n d s h o w c a u s a w h y c r y , t h e f o l l o w i n g d e s c r i b e d the p r a y e r s of th e petition p ro p e rly of the D efendants. filed In t h e a b o v e p r o c e e d i n g W IL L IA M C. M cA I.P IN a n d s h o u l d n o t b e g r a n t e d a n d th e KLIK AUKTH M c A L P IN j 11.',0,000.00 W a t e r w o r k s Hys L o t IS o f Illo ek 11. KARTtern R e v e n u e R o n d s t h e r e i n III R O O K HtTlD lV IHIO N, d escribed and tha proceedings U N I T NO. F I V E , a c o o r d l n g h e r e to fo re had a u th o r is in g the An p l a t t h e r e o f a a r e c o r d ­ Issuance th ereo f v alid ated and e d In r i a l Rook 17. p a g e s confirm ed, such bonds being I I a n d 11, P u b l i c R e c o r d s d a t e d F e b r u a r y I, I I I ] , m a o f H e m ln o ls C o u n t y , F l o r ­ t u r ln g aerially on F e b r u a r y 1 ida; o f e a c h o f t h e y e a r s 1*41 to T o g e th e r w ith H o tpolnt 1*91, b o t h I n c l u s i v e , b e a r i n g E le c tric D r o p -I n Range Interest, pay ab le se m i-annually a n d L uxalra W all H eater, ( F e b r u a r y I a n d A u g u s t I) perm anently I n s t a l l e d ai a t a u c h r a t e o r r a l e s n o t ex a p a r i of th e Im prove ceedlng th e legal ra te , a more m r n t s on s a id lan d , p a r t i c u l a r d e s c r i p t i o n of aa ld t o g e t h e r w i t h all s t r u c t u r e s b o n d s b e i n g c o n t a i n e d In t h e a n d I m p r o v e m e n t s , t h a n n r P etition f i le d In t h i s p ro t h e r e a f t e r o n said l a n d . T h i s ceedlng. p r o p e r l y le a ls o k n o w n a a t h a D ONE AN D O R D E R E D a t p r e m i s e s a l llt(> V i b u r n u m H an fo rd , F l o r i d a t h i s t h e H a t L a n a , W i n t e r P a r k , F l o r i d a . d a y o f J a n u a r y , 1941. T h ta la m a d s p u r s u a n t l a / a / Voile A. W i l l i a m s , J r . F i n a l D e c r e e o f F o r e c l o s u r e J u d g e o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t e n t e r e d In t h e a b o v e ca u s e . o f t h e N i n t h J u d i c i a l C i r ­ C h a n c e r y D o c k e t No. 1 IT 01. c u i t o f F l o r i d a In a n d fo r n o w p e n d i n g In t h e C i r c u i t Hem lnolo C o u n t y . C o u r t o f a n d f o r H em ln o ls H t r n a t r u m , D av is, * M o l a to a b C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . K d w ard a llu lld ln g IN W ITN K H 8 W l l l i R E O F , I H an fo rd , F l o r i d a h a v a h e r e u n t o eel m y h a n d P u b l i s h J a n . 14, 11 A F eb . I. a n d o f f i c i a l aeal. t h i s t l t b C D E -ll d a y o f J a n u a r y , 1M1. I HEAL! A r t h u r IT. I l e c k w l t h . J r . , C lerk of th e Circuit C o u rt In a n d fo r Hemlnula C o u n ­ ty , F l o r i d a ll y : J e a n E. W ilk e , D.C. R ow land and P etru ak a I I E ast R obinson H trsst O rlando, F lo rid a W arric k . Cargill A L e F e rre • ? t W est F a tr h s n k s Avenue W in te r P ark , Florida A ttorney* for P la in tiff P u b l i s h J a n u a r y I I , IMS. CDK -10 IN T H E C I R C U I T CO U RT OF T H E N IN T H J I T IM 'I A I. I T H t ’l ' l IN ANH F O R SEM IN O LE K l l NTV, F L O R ID A . IN C H A N C E R Y NO. I MM C E N T R A L F L O R ID A F R O PERTIKH, IN C , a F lo rid a aorporatlon. P laintiff, vs C A R L B. R 1 L E T a n d L O U I g n O. R IL E Y , hi* w i r e ; H O W . A R D O. R I L E Y a n d FLOR A I* RILEY, his w ife; a n d E S T H E R A. IIAWKINHON, D efendants. NOTICE OF CLERK'S BALM N O T IC E IH HKKK1IY O I V . E N t h a t u n d e r a n d In p u r auanca o f th a t certain F in al D eeres of F oreclosure m ade a n d ren d e re d on th e t l t h day e f J a n u a r y . A. D. t i l l . In a n d b y t h a H o n o r a b l e Voile A. W illiam s. J r , J u d g e of th a C i r c u i t C o u r t In a n d f o r flemln ola C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . In C h a n e e r y , b r i n g C a s e No. H I M , and a c e rta in cause pending In aald C o u r t w h a r a l n C E N ­ TRAL F L O R ID A PROPERT IE R , INC., a F l o r i d a c o r p o r a t l o n . ta t h e P l a i n t i f f , a n d C A R L E. R I L E Y a n d I/MTIHK O. R I L E Y , hi* w ife. H O W A R D O. R I L E Y a n d FIAHIA L R I ­ L E Y . h i s w if e , a n d E S T H E R A. IIA WK IN HO N. a r e t h a Dafendants. I ARTHUR It B E C K W I T H , J R , a* C l a r k o f tho c i r c u i t C o u rt for th * N inth Ju d ic ia l C ircuit uf tha H tato o f F l o r i d a , s h a ll o f f e r f o r s a l e a n d se ll t o t h e h i g h a e t a n d h e a t b i d d e r for r a s h a t pulillo o u t c r y a t t h a f l tm l n o le C o u n t y C o u r t h o u s e a l H an fo rd . F l o r i d a , o n t h a 11th d a v o f F e b r u a r y . A. 1). 1M1, a t 11 a. m. t h s f o l lo w in g d e s ­ c r ib e d p r o p e r t y d e s c rib e d In ■Id F i n a l D e c r a a o f F o r e ­ clo s u re . r i t u a l * , l y i n g a n d b*. I n g In Hamlnot* C o u n ty . F l o r ­ id a, and m ore particularly d e s c r i b e d a a F o llo w * ! l o t I. R lo ck A, L A K E B R A N T L E Y IHT.EA, S E C ­ O ND A DDITION, a c c o r d ­ ing to th a p lat thereof aa r e c o r d e d In P l a t Uook 11. p a g e I . P u b l i c R e c o rd s o f H am lnol* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . D a l t d a t S a n f o r d . Sem lnolo C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , th l * n t h d a y o f J a n u a r y , A. D. t i l l . (SEAL) A r t h u r If. R e c k w l t h , J r . , U lerk of tho C ircuit C ourt S em lnolo C ounty, F lo rid a B y : M a r g a r e t E. T y r o D eputy C lerk J e r e F . D a n ie l* uf T u rn b u ll a n d A bner Hull* 4*1. N ew E n g l a n d Bldg . P o t t Of f ir* Bog m W in ter P a rk , F lorida A ttorneys for P lain tiff P u b l i s h J a n u a r y SI, m l C D E -ll NOT RESPONSIBLE i win m « to far say 4*bU I a n m 4 to •ay ona other than rayaelr. EVERETT 1. KLNNA1EO 41 ---- j , l e- ^ r h u t Use The Want Ads RESPONSIBILITY: The Herald will not be responsible for more than ona incorrect insertion of your ad, and reserves the right to re­ vise or reject any advertise­ ment from what ordered to conform to the policies of this paper. Classified Phone 322-5612 322-5613 For real automobile bar­ gains, check the Herald class­ ified display section. Office 204 W. First 6. For Rent Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. 1303 Elliott Avc., FA 2 325* or FA 2 0523. DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: T u e i, thru F n . - 3 1*. U. diy before insertion. Mon. • Sat. ROOMS, The Gables, 401 Slagnolia Avc. FA 2 0720. noon. 2 Bedroom modern House, STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: kit. equipped. 817 Catalina. Tue*., thru Frl. - 3 P.M. day befors iniertion. Mon. • Sat. UNFURNISHED new 2 bed­ noon. room house, kitchen equip­ ped. FA 2-3683. CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Lost & Found 2. Notices - Personals 8. EdorBf/ofjgkJn.qlriR'tion 4. Transportation 5. Food 6. For Rent 6A Special Notice* 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rental* 9. For Salo or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wnnted 12. Real Estate For Sale 13. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 15. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Paint - Repair 23. Ruiiding Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio & Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 31 A. Pets 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles For Sale 35. Articles Wanted 36. Automobiles - Trucks 37. Boats - Motors 88. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers - Cabanas Legal Notice NOTH'H U N D E R - F lrT IT IO lB N IN E LAW 3 Bedroom house. 2406 Slcv« ens Avc. Phone 319 4671. RENT A B E D 'Aolliway, lloepiUn A Beds By Day, Week, or Month CARROLL’S FURNITURE Ph. FA 2-5181 111 W. Ul SL WKLAKA APARTMENTS: Roomi private bath*, 114 W. First St. Unfurnished 2 b e d r o o m house. 826 Escambia. Pb. FA 2 0274. Houses for rent. For infor­ mation contact Ted Wil­ liams Hardware, 205 E. 23th St. 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen equipped. $73 month. Ph. FA 2-5303. New 3 Bedroom, 2 bath home. No cash needed. $61 a month. 322-8083. I Bedroom, kitchen equip­ ped, on lake, ready for occupancy. Call FA 2-0639. 2 Bedroom House. Close in. Jimmy, Cowan. FA 2-4013. 2 Nicely furnished Apart­ ments. Carpeted, fireplace, master bedroom. $65. 601 Magnolia. NO 8-5267. S Bedroom unfurnished house. 813 Laurel Avc. NO 8-48U or NO 8-4962, Lake 3Iary. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath lakcfront home. Cen­ tral heating and air-coodU tioning. FA 2-8920. Furnished ApartmcnL Phono FA 2-2800. N O T IC E IH I I E R E R Y OIVEN t h a t th e u n d ersig n ed d e­ s i r i n g t o e n g a g e In b u aln eee a t H anford , H rm ln n la C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , u n d e r t h * n a m e of IIUOH KH C IT IE S HKItVICK. I n l a n d lo r r g l a t e r th * earn* nam e w ith th e C lerk of the C ircuit Court of S e m in o le C ounty, F lorida. a / (leo. A. H u g h e s a / J e a n W. H u g h e s a / R. W. W il l i a m * a / D o r o t h y H. W illiam * l l u t d l il a o n a n d L e f f l e r K d w a r d a l l u l l d ln g P o et O f fic e D r a w e r H H a n f o rd . F l o r i d a A tto rn ey * for Owner* I ’u b llah J a n . 14, *1 A F ab . T. 14. IMS. CDK-SS Complete - Export HEATING SERVICE INSTALLATION, CLEANING and REPAIR CHRYSLER AIRTEMP AND OTHER MAKES Financing A v a i l a b l e S o u t h e r n A ir For KMimate Call — FA 2-8321 R E U P H O L S T E R Y i/ a W A (HAIRS $39 . n r . SOFAS S89 C liS IO M MAOt SLIPCOVERS (HAIRS '24.50 SOFAS '49.50 1 . *»• U * lO'.Ju « l a I II 4 Ma.rea* | tf >VT<att« U aio n trr 10’ Down CENTRAL FLA. DECORATORS V.1.4K It (»tt<I*r»d \or.f<i*d • ' Uiliirjq flu t Uf. I i Ph (jA ; 48 Coi oo NI L t I ’ 8 MACKLE-BUILT MODEL HOMES Deltona * • t o « ! Compare t e a «ith e te r tones anywhiii! Compir* prices, squire m home pncisl Mackle-BUIt Homes at Oeltene range lo price Iron $IJM to $11,430. aSSSjrS’SREJLi!* M 10* u tt1 « u LOW4$ $43,111 m nifirmim! no ctousi twin Drive out todayI Take laterstate f« Mg get off at the OeBary Exchange. Folio* Del lorn Signs. THE MACKLE BROS. INC. " " " K S 734-7303 ' l tarartan M Merle, etc*, * Jarla* Mat* �Plan Your Profits-Put Herald Classified Want-Ads To Work For Y ou-D ial FA 2-5612 6. For Rent 9. For Sale or Rent 12. Real Katnte For Sale! ffljr 9aufnr5 27. Special Service* Ijrralb Jan. 31, 1903 — Faye 9 _1 Furnished lovely 2 bedroom 35* * »’ New Moon Home- CBS Houae. 3 Large bedMoras, 2 baths, kitchen home. Call FA 2 « l l . I trailer. FA 2-3002. By Nadine Selt/er equipped. Assume payments SWEETIE PIE I Room furnlihed Apartment. 12. Real Batata For Sale FA 2-3843. Adult* $43 FA 27399. Lakeview home with lake All types of Real Estate privileiea in South Sylvan I Bedroom houae. Kitchen John E. Fox, Lake Shores. 3 Bedrooms equipped. 817 Eacambia I)r. and 2 baiht. Air-Condition­ Realtor FA 2-0920 after 5 p. at. ed. Rhone FA 3-7808 or 110 N. Tark Ave. PH. 323-0669 FA 28388 | Room furnished House 3803 Houae and lot, located colored Orlando Or. 323-0720, section. Midway. 830 down payment and low monthly Room for one or two. Reason­ Stenstrom Realty payment. Call collect, Jim able. 323-OS91. Wahon Corp. CY 8-0981, Or­ Real Estate — Mortgages lando. Unfurnished 8 bedroom house, 111 N. Park Ave. FA 12420 kitchen equipped. FA 2-8346 I Bedroom house by owner. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS FA 2-8327. 2 BEDROOM furnished apart­ Realtor ment. Close In. Reasonable. Raymond Lundqulat, Assoc. FA 2 0611. FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Jim Hunt Realty furnished Oarage Apartment. o NEW 8 bedroom, 8 bath Office FA 2-8118 FA 2-3360. home, large corner lot, 311 NifbU FA 2-0648 Tucker Dr., Sunland Es­ 328-8700 Efficiency Apt. 830 Mo. Sur­ tates. VA—nothing down, 3834 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. plus City. 201 W. 1st St. monthly payments <92.00. • »f m r T fix I t Fum . nice 1 Br. CB house. FA 2 8074 - FA 2-2218. Take a bamer and saw, buc­ Water furnlahed. N e a r ket of paint, plenty of El­ base. 883.00 Mo. FA 242U. J. W. Hall, Realtor bow grease and convert Fum . 3 Bc-drm.. oak floors, "Call Hatl" FA 8-8841 this older 4 bedroom, two masonry home. 1 Blk West 2344 So French Ave. bath home into a comfort­ of Hwy. 17-02, on Longable home for your fam­ NO DOW N* PAYMENT wood Rd. Then 1 Blk. South ily. Sunland Estates. 208 Oakland Cor. of Vincent Dr. Convenient <o downtown shop­ Dr. By Owner. FHA loan. ping, churches. *nd always carry a white flag In this neighborhood fu m . 2 Bedroom House. 3 Bedrooms. FA 8-0889. Call us now for an appoint­ at title tint* of y a a rr Adults. No pets. FA 2-T684. ment. EVERETT A. HARPER Nicely furnished 3 r o o m St. Johns Realty AGENCY, REALTORS Apartment, private bath. THE TIME TESTED FIRM 16. Female Help Wunted 21. Beauty Salon* 2463 S. Park Ave. FA 2-5303. 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2-8123 necessary. SPECIAL Phonea FA 3 2364 or FA 2 2283 No experience Cut 'N Curl Boauty Shop Waitresses. Club Diamond Sunland. 3 Bedroom bouse, End curl 83.30 Including after 8 p. m. large corner lot. FA 3 9286. shape, set A style. Open Waitress with Curb flrl ex­ Evening by appointment. 3 LIKE OXION'ST perience. Must be experienc­ Experienced Operator*. but don't want your neighbors ed. Apply Chick *N T reat 318 Palmetto Ave. FA 2 0834 to knowT Enjoy country Sanford. living In this handsome, 2 HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK story, 6 bedroom, 8 bath Complete Beauty Service 17. Male Help Wanted home oo almost 8 acres of 105 So. Oak FA 2-5742 beautifully kept land. Let's Tit* City of Sanford Civil Ser­ go see it—it will only take vice Board is accepting ap­ 24. Electrical Service* a few minutes to drive out. plication* for the position FRIGIDAIRE You'll agree that $21,500 la of Fireman. Qualifications: Sale* k Service cheap! 21 to 30 yra. of age; mini­ Houae Wiring, Free Estimates mum hgt 5' 7"; minimum Sid Vihien’s Randall Electric wft. 12) lb*.; high school 112 Magnolia Pb. FA 2-0913 Stem per Agency grad, or equivalent educa­ tion; resident of Seminole 25. Plumbing Service* REALTOR — 1N3UR0R county for at least six FA 2*4991 1919 S. French Ave. PLUMBING months immediately prior Contracting Repair* 16. Ftmnl* Help Wanted to date of application. FREE ESTIMATES Exam, for qualified appli­ Experienced Curb girl. Also R. L. HARVEY cants will be held at 2:30 night Dishwasher. Apply p.m. Feb. 3, 1963 In the 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 Chick 'N Treat. Sanford. city hall. Submit applica­ Car Hottest. Experienced, ef­ tions to Civil Service Ex­ aminer not later than Fob. Full power and air conditioned. ficient and m at. Evenlnga 4, 1963. apply 7 to 9 a. m. or 7 to numbing & Heating Very low mileage. 9 p. m. A. A W. Rootbeer AIR CONDITIONING SALES AGENT Drive In. 1903 French Avt. Wanted by leading agricul­ CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK tural chemical company full or part time to cover local 1007 Sanford Axe. FA 2-6362 area and serve farmers and IV T i l* CIHCIIT r n i'S T IV groxe owner*. Straight com­ 26. Radio & Television A v n ro w s k m i v o i . k r o r v * TV. rLORIUS. tv CIIAVI'KHv mission You must have Fur quick service e 1 11. I liras some knowledge or exper­ Bryan T. V. FA 3 0361. AKTNA I, I F E JNSt'nANCK ience in Florida growing. O j SII'ANV. a corporation. Plaintiff. Write John House, General 27. Special Service* TS. Manager P. O. Box 1113, K ltR IlR ItirK K. IIUBAKT. Jit . and Kt.AINK St. IIIT* HUT. hla Winter Garden, ria.. Include WELLS DRILLED, TUMPS, arlfo; and BOl'LUKU COU3PRINKER SYSTEMS your telephone number. POIIATION, All Type* and Sues TWrndanta x o n n o r at it Wa Repair and Service COMMUTER STATION WAGON, 4 Tn r s t a t r o r k i .o h i i m — 19. Situation* Wanted S T I N E TO i KIIEDKIIICK K. IUXSCY. door, air conditioned, vary clean. JR . and Bt.AIKR St Days work wanted. FA 2 8394 Machinery and Supply Co. m ' a f t r r , m . *if* 207 W. 2nd St FA 2-6432 r . .lil.n e t and addr»M Child Care. FA 2-2274 l i r n No. I. Brsokllns. INCOME TAX RETURNS Naw llam prblr* Tou ara h.r.bjr notified that Children kept. FA 2-4183. O. M. Harrison. 1311 Palmet­ a ault baa baan filed acaluat to Ave. Plume 322-8827. you and Duuld.r t'orporatlon. Ironing wanted. FA 3-2698. Spahhlin q Chan USED CARS I960 Thunderbird Wall Legal Notice *2395 1961 Mercury *2095 I960 Dodge Pioneer STATION WAGON, automatic, radio and heater, power lite r lag aad power brakes. Only *1 4 9 5 Many More Quality Cars On Our L o t . . . GW WARRANTY In tha abo*» antltlad ratlia; and that jrou ara h*r»br r»gulrad to fit* yaur anawar * ltb tba Clark af thla Caurt. and In aarva a espy tharanf upon tha P lain tiff nr Plaintlfra attnrnay’a, whoaa nama and addraaa la: F r.sm sn , nichardaon A XVatson Tit Raraatt Bank Building Jackaonrllla I. riarlda net later tha* February llt k , A. D. 1*11. If you fall tn do aa. liters# Prn I'onfaaao will be t n t.r .d agalnat ynu for tha relief damandrd In tha Complaint. Tha nature of aald aull be­ ing far tha fareeleeur* of M ortgae* aneunibarlng tha property and premia#* loeat•<l In riamlnul* County, KlurM*. dae.-rlbad aa foltowai l*.t II and tha Waal IS IS feat e l Lot 14. IttAX'K “I f of E N O L I It II >JIT A TM , UNIT ONE. occording to tha plat tber*. o f aa raoordad In Plat Kook IS, page I. Public llacurda of A.m lnols Coun­ ty. Florida. WITNESH my hand and aaal of aald Court at fanford. bamlnola County. Florida, thla ISth day of January, A. D. lias. <ar.AU Arthur II Btekw lth. Jr. Clark of Circuit Court Byt Martha T. Vlhlan Tteputr Clark Publlah Jan. IT, S4. SI A Fab. T, 4146. CPE-41 HOLLERSo/SANFORD ^CHEVROLET f CADILLAC OLDS SA V E 1 0 A 9 Ol-DS Station Wagon Power And Air Cond. Refrigeration • Air-condition­ ing men needed We train you. Write Commercial Trades lnMltuti Box 18, c^o Sanford Herald. 29. Automobile Service AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Windshield Hack Glass Door GIhss Vent Glass SERVICE Senkarik Glass and Paint Company 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 3IA. Pel* Movie outfit. 16 MM. Kodak 1935 Chevrolet Relair. Ia>w mileage, 4 door, power Citcway To The Waterway magaiine c a in e r a with regular A telephoto lenaca. pack, auto trana. window iiobson Sporting Goods Bell A Howell projector. vents, trailer hitch, etc. Pb. Your EVINRUDC Dealer rA 2-3360 Perfect condition. Very rea­ 304-8-8 E. 1st Ph. FA 2-5961 sonable. Call FA 2-3948. 1937 Ford Wagon $123. 1936 Ready Mix Concrete, sand, Chevy 2 door Belalr. Ph. 38. Motorcycle* • Scooter* FA 2-7322. steel, window ailli, lintels, dry wells, grease traps, VESPA $fotor Scooters (new) steps, table tops, stepping 37. Boat* • Motor* 810.83 dowia k >3.32 Week* atones, lot markers. ly14’ Ski Boat. 33 hi’. 1937 Miracle Concrete Co. Lewis Sale* k Service Evinrudc Motor, trailer, 309 Elm Ave. FA 2-3731 2317 Country Club Road controls and steering. All Ph. FA 2-7928 PACKING HOUSE SUPPLIES $300. FA 2 9279. Ladders, Basswood and Bruce wood, durable and light Picking Bags Clippers, Citrus Bags, all •ires, cabbage bags ONION PLANTS Than a clean, mechanically right, Crystal Wax, per $1 — $2.40, reasonably priced Used Car. We 300 81.30, 3M lots f 2.00 FOB here. point with pride to these listed below A. M. PREVATT PHONE 749-2113, Seville, Fla. Don't Settle For Less . . . FACTORY TO YOU Slietland Pony, 1 sorrel filly, ALUMINUM BLINDS 1 palm gelding. $123 each. Enclosed held. Sag-proof bot­ Saddles also available. Pli. tom rail with plastic ends. 322 9162. Plastic or rayon tapes. Cot­ ton or nylon cords. 2 Male Dachshund Puppies. Black k Un. AKC register­ Scnkurik Glass and Paint Company ed. 416 S. Sunland Dr., Sun2.0 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4822 lanJ Estates. FIREPLACE WOOD Beautiful Camellias in bloom Oak and pine. $22 a cord GRAPEV1LLE NURSERY delivered. Robert Morris Grapcvilie Axe. Near 2Uth St. Ph. FA 34033, FA 2-3909 or FA 2 6818. 32. Flower* • Shrub* 33. Furniture Used furniture, appliances, 17” R.C.A. Table Model T.V. $2300. 21” Weitingltouae tools, etc. Bought • Sold. T.V $33.00. FA 2-5362. Larry's Marl 213 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 Use our efficient Carpet WANTED reliable roupte to Shampcocr FREE with pur­ chase of Blue Lustre sham­ take up monthly payments poo. Carroll's Furniture. of $13.30 on 3 complete rooms of furniture. Call TE 8-1311, Casselberry, col­ 2 Sets of T w i n B e d s , 3 Dresser* k Chest of Draw­ lect. ers. FA 3-4334. BEDS FOR RENT Hospital, Hullawaya, Juve­ S enel gaa Refrigerator. Ex­ cellent condition. O n l y nile. FREE delivery end $32.00. Used go# apartment Pick-up. sire Range. $40. BriU't Inc. FURNITURE CENTER Food Fair Shopping Center. 1100 French Ave. 323 0636. Ph. FA 2-7933 1961 Round bobbin Sewing FREE ESTIMATE Upholstering k M attreu ren­ machine, equipped to tig tag. Guarantee. 4 Pay­ ovating. New k Used Furni­ ment* of $3.30. FA 3-94U. ture, Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Co, * at 709 Celery Ave. Baby Bed complete $16. Call FA 2-2117. 323-7383. Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick Service With the Cash. 36. Automobile* • Truck* SUPEn TRADING POST 1962 Sludcbaker P i c k u p FA 2 0677. Truck. Excellent cond. Low mileage. Call naljih retold. 34. Article* Fur Hale FA 2-1611. T-SHinTS 48c, work gloves, caps, Khaki Pants. Burplua 1902 Chevrolet l i t ton flat body truck. Ph. rA 2-1367. City, 201 W. 1st. Cattle k Horse Trailer. Schult 1902 Renault. $875.00. Phono FA 2 3903. all slcel frame. FA 2-6782. 1960 Chevrolet Impala 4 Door Hardtop, V-8, Power S teer, Radio, lli-iiter, Automatic Trana., Almost New, A Beauty. *1695 I960 T-Bird *2 4 9 5 8 Door Hardtop, Fully Equipped, 87,000 Miles, Extro Clean. 1960 Mercury Monterey 4 Door Hardtop, Power Brakes and S teer, Radio k Heater, Eatr* Nice. *1695 1959 OldHinobile Super “8H" 4 Door llardlop, Fully Equipped, Clean, Low Mileage, Exctllent Cond, White Finish. *1495 1958 Lincoln Capri 4 Door Hardtop, Air Cond. ft Pow. erwd, (‘Iran, New Tire#, A Flo* Luxury Car. *1395 1957 Chevrolet V-8, 9 Paasangtr, 4 Door Station Wagon, Automatic T rana, Radio, Healer, Heal Clean, One Owner. *9 9 5 1957 Chevrolet V-8 *8 9 5 *5 9 5 Ilel Air 8 Door Hardtop, Automallo T rans, Radio, Heater, Extra Sharps 1955 Chevrolet 4 Door Station Wagon, Shrift, On* Owner. Stand. • B A R G A IN BUYS FORD Falrlane 8 Door V-8 1956 BU,CK 4lH*°r FORD V-8. 4 Door Station W EDS EL 8 Door Hardtop, Uwod CawdHIo* PLYMOUTH V-8, 4 Door (M an MERCURY 4 Door Hardtop HUNT L IN C O L N l l l f M tR C U R Y INV SA N F O K l) • F A 2-4884 W lnltr Park PbMM M I 4-0209 LOT AT PALMETTO A COMMERCIAL (Don't m ho it ! 7i STRICKLAND - MORRISON'S Annual Winter Specials! & It’ii told, cold, cold again up North no extra nhipmcntu of iiparkling new Ford* are headed here! Select youra now . . . Immediate delivery. . . and the m \Inna are tremendous! 1963 FORD Galaxie 1595 3495 1295 1 M 1 <’4).\IET 4 Door I w Q I Automatic Transmission______ | g g | CADILLAC “M '' 4 Door Sedan 1Q6bA COKVAUf 4 Door 19W V Automatic Tran*mla*ion 4 f l e a CHEVROLET 4 Dour Station I W i Wagon. 8 Cylinder. Standard I r an#. CHEVROLET 4 Door Auto Trana., Air Cond. « M L 1 CADILLAC Sedan DeVlIle I PM I I'ower And Air Cond. 1N7 V*8, U,CVKU LET 4Uuor Automatic CADILLAC Sodon DeVille Power A n d A l r C * n d ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ — FORD Station Wagon 8 CyL, Autumotlc PLYMOUTH 8 Door V-8, Standard Htkk • SANFORD 1295 2495 695 _____ CHEVROLET !j Ton Pickup, Automatic Tran* ..... 818 E. 2nd 1395 795 1195 795 1595 MERCURY 4 Door Auto, Puwtr Rroke*. Steer.. Air fund. • ••••« FRIGIDAIRE Sales A Service G. H. HIGH 1700 W. 1st St. Sanford Ph. FA 2-3683 36. Automobile* - Truck* 37. Boat* - Motor* 4 M * FALCON Station Wagon I S t a n d a r d Transmission OLDSMOBILE 4 Door Anto. Trana.. Air Cond. B U 1C K Piano Tuning and Repair W. L. Harmon -- FA 2-4223 34. Article* For Sale __ 1485 2303 R. PARK # Truly a I.usury ta r at low Furd price! Mi.pension system! EQUIPPED WITH •5* Mod-1 Trade In *5 0 • Thunderbird styling RADIO & HEATEIt ’60 Model Trade In 38 • Naw smoother • Gst the buy of Ibc year on one of A met Ira’s loxrlirst car.! *4 3 64 •61 Model Trade In *3 3 57 FREE TOP V A L U E ST A M P S Strickland-Morrison Inc. JO! E. First Si., Ssnfocd 7-2£ 7 , Open Til 9 P. M. Fridays — 6 P. M. Other Week Days �I- ffffr fanTorB ^rraH I TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACH IN Homage To Cordell Exhibitors a t the Seminole tuel understanding of the dent* to the end th at they will of each other and fr County Fair, which opens Feh. problems and accomplishmenta appreciate their inter-depend- benefits of the Strfte 4 have been notified that they of ita rural and urban reel ency and work In the Interest# whole,” JfcCloskey said. tnay begin placing exhibits, Saturday or Sunday from 0 a. m. to 6 p. m. In the Exposi­ tion Building a t the Felr grounds a t the Legion Build­ ing on Hwy. 17*02. Displays of 4-H Clnhe, Roy and Girl Scoute, a c h o o l a , churches, F u t u r e .Farmers' Home Demonstration Clubs and other* are expected to fill tha exhibition hall, along with Individual entrlea of llveetoek, plant*, vegetable* and frulte, aa well aa horticulture, house­ hold arte, culinary exhibit*, art* and erafta and handiwork. lloura of opening a t the Ex­ position Building during the F air Week will he as follows; Monday, 5 p. m.j Tuesday, 3 p. m.; Wednesday, 3 p. m.; Thursday, 6 p. m.; Friday 6 p. m. and Saturday, 1 p. rn. Throughout the week the ex­ hibit buildlnga will lie closed a t 10 p. m. to insure in the aafety of the exhibits. The President’* Trophy will be awarded to the most out­ standing exhibit of the entire F air and Sweepstake Rosettes ELKS CHARITY HALL held Suturduy at the Mayfair Brought together Will be awarded to best enthe«o nicml>er8 of the club, who enjoyed the evening of dancing with hun­ This year's president I* John F. McCloskey with Cecil Carl­ ton, Dan Ritxls, Frank Holmes and George Maybury as vice presidents. Karlyle Houaholdt r is secretary and John Gal­ loway la treasurer. "The objective of the Legion F a ir and Exposition I* to aerva as an educational and Inspira­ tional mtdlum for all tha peo­ ple of Seminola County In the creation of a sympathetic mu- dreds of others who crowded the Muyfair’s peppermint striped ballroom, to dance for the benefit of crippled children. From left, Heated are Mrs. Richard Mapes and Mrs. Steven Androsko. Standing are Richard Mapes past exalted ruler of tho Elks; Frunk Holmes, present exalted ruler, and Steven Androsko, chairman of the Charity Hall. (Herald Photo) Demonstration Held For Ceramics Group By Jane Casselberry BO TTLED G AS PBS I N L a CYLINDER 8A.0I ® No Installation Charge Delivery Anywhere In Seminole County Sanford Gas Co IN W. let BT. The monthly business meet­ ing of the South Seminole Junior High PTA was held Tuesday night following the program presented by a panel from Uie County Juvenile Council. Mrs. Charles Dome, presi­ dent, presided at tho meeting which opened with prayer led by Ellon P. Richard*. Tha PTA is sponsoring a benefit card party at the American Legion Home on Pralrlo Lake on Thursday, fc b . 14, at 8 p in. Them will be prise* and refreshments. Mrs. Dome reported on an­ other fund raising project, Ihe Jackets and iwcalers that are being sold in school colors by the PTA. A total of 8140 was sold on Ilia first order with 8200 on the second. A few of the garments are still avail­ able for those who failed to place Ihclr orders In advance. Saturday, Feb. 10, has been designated as “ Planting Day” at (lie school and parents are asked to come out with their shovels and hoes to help beau­ tify Ilia grounds. Donations of hardy, ireeie-resislant plants and trees am needed. It was announced that the Lyman High PTA has issued an invitation for tlm group to attend a program on "M ar­ riage and Family Living" which will he conducted by Dr. Douglaa Brown o | Florida State University on March 20 In the Lyman Auditorium. Principal John Angel Intro I dueed the new member of th e ! faculty, Larry Frye, aeventh grade English teacher, wlm al­ ready la planning to help the students publish a school news­ paper. Angel announeed that there will be no school for children on Friday as It is Conference Day. Parents whoso children am having problems In school have been especially urged to come to the school to confer with the teacher*. R. T. Mllwee, county school superintendent, announced that he will be present at tho March meeting of the PTA and will bring with him W. A. Teague, head of Ihe finance de­ partment; Stewart Galrhel, director of Instruction; W. II. DcShazo, superintendent of seeondary education, and W. W. Wharton, coordinator of guidance and Uie exceptional child program. Parents am encouraged to attend and ask any questions concerning the irhool system. Henry Duncan, chairman of the South Seminole Athletic Assn., announced that the group will sponsor a chicken dinner on Saturday, Feh. 0, at t h e Longwood Elementary School starting at 8 p m. Refreshment! of punch and rookies were served by ninth grado mother* following Ihe meeting. By Mr*. Adam Muller The Ceramic Group of the Dctlary Arts and Crafts Club was presented a demonstra­ tion on the making of clay flower* at last Wednesday’s meeting at the DeBary Man­ sion House. The demonstration, given by 5!rs. Margaret Cunningham who uses the clay without molds for this type of flow­ ers. consisted of Instruction on making daffodils, violets and Ihe Rote of Sharon. Each, when glared, adds to any piece when used. Tho demonstration was of particular interest to Ihe group since It varies Dorn tha meth­ od used by most artists. Member* of tha DeBary Four copies of J. Edgur Duplicate Bridge Cluo formed 18 table* in two acetioni of Hoover's new book, "A Study play at this week's regular of Communism” were present­ Tuesday afternoon meeting at ed to tho library of Seminole Die Community Center. High School recently by Mr*. Winners of section one, d l-! D. 51. Ladd of Geneva. rrcted by Howard Middlclon, The hooka were presented In were, NS, first, Mrs. Frank Austin and Mr*. Jl. W. Ac­ kerman; second. Mrs. Ruth • lllatt and Mrs. David Singer; third, Arthur Wheatley and I I .1 E. Watty and fourth, Mrs. Minta Morrison and Mrs. Elsa Unklcs. KW, first, Mr*. Myron Aceardi and Mr*. Harry Schob; | second, Mr*. Ilarel Carr ami j Joseph T. JIudalla; third, Mr. | and Mrs. R. T. Stephens and j fourth. Mis* Ethel Johnson and II. Guy Chase. Winner* of section two, di­ rected by Jessie I'carsall, were, NS, first, Marion Long and Norman Meyer; second, Mrs. O. N. Lackey and Mr*. Edwin Wachler; third. Mr*. Robert Nichols and Mrs. E. E. Anderson and fourth, Os­ car Barnett and George Dic­ key. EW, first, Mrs. George Croakc and Harry Schob; sec­ ond, Mr*. Lori* Week* and Mr*. Frank Holder; third, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Andrew* and I fourth, Mrs. J. G. Flook and j Mrs. A. G. Ilesom. memory of Capt. Terry Cord­ ell, a graduate of Seminole High School, e member of the famed Rangers, the "Men In the Green B eret” who was shot down by Communist guerillas over Vict-Nam in O ct, 1002. O re of the books **« sent to Hoover, famous FBI head, and he autographed it, "In Memory of Capt. Terry Cord­ ell.” Hoover is well-known for hi* first book on communism in this country e n t i t l e d , “Masters of Deceit." New and U Manual & Electric Standard A I’nrtable SALES & RENTALS HAYNES OFFICE MACHINE C 311 Magnolia. Sanford Always Open M O W S THE TIME... CHECK-UP/ ST O C K -U P/ Correction The World Day of Prayer to be observed this year by tho Sanford Council of Church Women a t tho Congregational Christian Church has been scheduled for Friday, March 1. Previous announcement that tho meeting would he hold this week was in error. GENUINE FORD ■Salmon fishing, which earn* some 800 million yearly, I* Alaska's Irading Industry. SPARK PLUGS GENUINE FORD CU STO M -FITTED ONVERTIBLE TOPS and BEAT COVERS Auto Glass A L U M IN U M M U F FLE R S 1919.51 FORDS O Tremendous Savings On These Individual 322-8032 YOU# CHOICE CO LO G NE TALCU M Regular A ER O SO L SH A V E FORDS GENUINE FORD Unboxed Items L O T IO N SH A V E M U G S and Scut Cover Co. 301 W. 2nd Imenv TOILETRIES O LD SPICE $1.25 SPRAY D E O D O R A N T SH O CK ABSO RBERS 9H M n Lanolin Plus EACH DESERT FLOWER HAND GENUINE FORD Deodorant Lotion O IL FILTERS 57 . 02 Ford & Falcon EACH $ 2 ‘» .VI - 56 FORI) EACH Cream or Roll - On *9.03 PRICE GENUINE FORD 12 Volt B A TTERY liring Your Car Where the Expert* Are FHm 1956 • 61 Ford Except Falcon Brake & Front End Safety Service! NATIONAL LINE INSTALLED RRING THIS Al) TO OUR • PARTS DEIT. For "Coned Time" Well align front end, chock ahnek* ami ex­ haust system, renark the front wheel liearinga DAY or N1GI1T Another Community Service by TIIE SANFORD G O O D YEA R SERVICE STORE SSI W. 1st 8 L ATLANTIC NATIONAL HANK 1 inrorpor a lv4 1817 P A 2-2821 PEN FRIDAY NIGHTS T IL 8:00 Morrison, Inc. 308 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD. FLA. PH. FA 2-1181 Winter Park Ml 4-8916 PLUS FEDERAL TAX WHERE APPLICABLE LIGGETT « Corner E ast F irst S t and Magnolia Ave. FA 2-2482, Sanford, Fla. �Seminole Park Opens Friday Evening tShe S > a n f n r t > COUNTY NEWS f r r a lb Million-Dollar Facility 'Fastest Horses' Will Run Here THE WARM UP — Trottcfa ami pacers have been workliiK-out for weeks and iircpnrinjr for the 52 nights of racing. These highly trained horses are here from 18 states and t'anada. V F W Auxiliary Has Social Ily Donna Kstrs South Seminole VFW Auxi­ liary 8207 held a social meetins at the newly purchased VFW property site on the Old Dixie ltwy. last Thursday evening. Tlie members who cclcbrated birthdays in January. Mrs. Walter Stewart and Mrs. Ed­ na Norman, were guests of honor. A beautiful birthday cake with white frosting, decorated in yellow und blue, had ••Happy Birthday Girls in January" written across the top The ladies played canasta and bingo and were served birthday cake ami coffee. Special guest was Mrs. Dan Jarvi, past district eight pres­ ident of Eli, Minn. Record Number At Enterprise PTC Meeting The Enterprise PTC meet­ ing was held Jan. IB in the school cafetorium with the largest attendance recorded lor any meeting this year. Edwin Braddock, coach ot the Biddy Basketball Team, presented his boys snd told of the training program, ex­ plaining that although this tram and the Junior Team coached hy Forrest Nutt use the court at the school lor practice, they are not school sponsored tram s. The basketball Iranis arc a community project with fi­ nancial aid coming from par­ ents and friends of the play­ ers. Braddock reported that tlie Biddy Team must pay $25 lur conference fees and asked those wishing to make a do­ nation to contact him or hia wife. Mr. and Mrs. Nutt or Miss Helm Snodgrass. The Biddy Team has won all of its games and the Junior Tcuin has only one loss. A room visitation and re ­ freshment period followed the PTC meeting. Lake Mary Fire Groups Call Special Meeting Members of the Lake Mary Volunteer Fire Dept, and of the Auxiliary have called a special meeting for 7:"0 p.tn. Saturday at the Fire Hall. Purpose of the meeting will be U consult with the dinner committee and ticket sales chairman in order to make further plans for the Chicken Barbecue to be sponsored by the groups on Feb. !» front 5 p.m. until 7 p.m. at the Hall. Tickets are available to the public from any member of cither organisation or from Mrs. Ed Zimmerman, ticket chairman. Nominal p r i c a s have la-eii set for adults and fer children under I I years of age. Brownie Trip By Shirley Wentworth Bear Lake Brownie Troop 111 will visit Gatorland near Kissimmee this Friday after noun. Accompanying the girls will be Mrs. Neel Buell, leader and Mrs. Gerald Bordner, co1 : leader. For two weeks horse vans richest race ever to be run have been streaming into in this country. In recent years, several Seminole Park in anticipa­ tracks have been built in the tion. of the grand opening western states to cater to Friday night. this type of racing. One reaFrom North, South, East sun for its increasing popul­ and West they have conic, arity is that the entire race bringing with them what lias takes place in front of tlie grandstand where Hie specta­ been described as “ the tor* can see all the action. world's fastest horses" tlie Florida is one of tlie few quarter horses. Named for states east of tile Mississippi their abilityto run a quarter- to recognize Hie potential of mile faster than any other quarter horse racing. When breed, this stocky, rugged it gets underway, Seminole little horse is as American I’ark Raceway will tie the as Indians. only active quarter horse In appearance, the quarter meet in the southeast per­ hor>e takes a bit of getting mitting pari-mutuel betting. used to. Short-coupled, heav- i Cliff Lambert, quarter horse iiy muscled, they look like ! racing secretary, says of Hie what they arc, a tough, dur­ forthcoming program, “ We able working horse. Their j are looking forward to a good most outstanding quality is | meet. There are a lot of their versatility. They are j horses here and enthusiasm equally at home whether on is high among the horse­ tiie range working cattle, in j men." the show ring, as a pleasure | mount, in timed competitive events such as barrel rac­ ing, rodeo exhibitions or fin­ ally. in their most glamorous role, as a race horse. Tlielr racing history began several generations ago when Some of the top harness pioneer ranchers got togeth­ racing stables in Ihc country er on Sunday afternoons to are represented at Seminole match their favorite horses Park Raceway, according to in race* down country roads. “Cal" Cooiidge, in charge of Rivalry became high and the the track stables. sport spread. Interval in Among tlie lop flight own­ quarter liorscs is now al an ers and drivers Ilore, Coo­ all-time high and tliey arc iidge said, are Johnny Chap­ to tie found in every stale in man, Hamburg, N. Y.. with tlie Union. Last Labor Day 30 horses; Colomlm Ahhietrltlie All-American Quarter lo, Freehold, N. J., with 20; Horse Futurity hold al Ruld- Joe Faraklo, New York City, oso Downs, New Mexico, paid eight; Sac lie r Werner, New a purse ol $222.(100, Hie third York City. 35; William and Frank Popfingor, Wcxboro, Pcnna., 43, and Rill Chase, Canaktota. N. Y-, eight. Reigning money winning champions listed by the Har­ It) Linda Smithson ness Racing Institute include Mrs. I’ennie M. Oliff recent­ Stanley F. Dancer, $074,000; ly was elected as assistant William R. Ilaughton, 508.000 cashier of Hie Citizens Bank and George F. Sliolty, 4477,of Oviedo. 000. A native of Oviedo, she grad­ Reigning race winners are uated from Oviedo High School Robert 0. Farrington. 2(H in to n and has hern associat­ races; Harry W. Rurrighl, ed with the hank since its 181, and John E Wilrutta, opening in 1910, only recently 139. returning to full time status. Cooiidge said that in all Mrs. Olliff and husbund, more than fiuo horses now are Leon, are the parents of two stabled at Seminole Park for the winter season. children, Linda and Larry. Top Stables Represented JANUARY IlIRTIIDAYS were celebrated by Min. Wnltur Stewart, left, and Mrs. Edna Nor­ man. right, last Thursday niKht at a social meet­ ing of the Auxiliary to VFW Post 8207. Hostess for the occasion was Mrs. Merle Harris, center. (Herald Photo) Lake Mary Principal Gives Report On Events, Holidays ter tlie program. Children will not attend school Friday and the day ha* been set aside for par­ ent • t e a c h e r conferences which may be requested by the teacher or the parent with appointments to lie set be­ tween the hours of 9:15 a.in. and 2:15 p. in. School holidays were an­ nounced for March It and 15 and for April II, April 12 <and April 15. Itichurds aUo reported that tlie recent Winter Festival | netted a prolit of more than ' 51.200. Plans call for $700 of this amount to be used for By Jane Casselberry uf library South Seminole Elementary tlie purchase books; $2U0 for putting a Principal C. M. Harp has an­ hard surface on the basket­ nounced that there will be no ball court; $80 for filmstrips school for the children on Friand $00 for a bicycle rack is presently being asd*y’ Teachers will lie availliable wb,c" semhied hy sciiool custodians. for conferences with parents Remainder of tlie fund is beAny parent who ha* not been , ... ing used for the Cliirstmas .p^cne.llr |..r.> , * l-lay ..a, lor ,1* the school hut who feels the children ^and as #a iU ncr starter need for a conference may call (uwJ fcr KciUval. Hie office lor appointment in ______ _______ order that teachers may ar. range their schedules. DTOWniG i TOOp Also un Friday the school's _ «■ D a . Council of Teachers and Par- I 0 flQVG i G l T y enta wilt sponsor a Jewelry sale at 3:30 p.m. at the school. Luke Mary Brownie Troop Jewelry will be on display lieginning at 1:30 and parents ■147 will have a Birthday are urged to take advanlagc Party from 7 until 9 p. m. of this opportunity to shop for Saturday in the auditorium of attractive jewelry and help the the Imk« Mary Elementary school funds at Hie same lin-e. School. The play, “Tlie Brownie Story," will he presented and oue year atars and attr idanre Cookie Sale awards will lie given during By Shirley Wentworth Bear Lake Girl Scout Troop the party. Invitation to pul enta to at497 will take part in tlie an­ nual Girl Scout Cookie Sule tend has been extended by starting Feb. 10. Memben of Mrs. W. K. McGhiey, troop th# troop will set up tales leader. Arrangements are under tlie booths at the Kairvilla Shop­ ping Center, at the Northgute direction of Mr. und Mr*. Mc­ Shopping Center and near the Ghiey, Mrs. Nancy Parkinson, Lockhart Post Office. Mrs. Mrs. Phyllis Itugenitein, Mr*. Preston Elliott it serving as Lucille Gardner apd Mrs. cookie chairman for the area. Marguerite Pfitxer. By Frances Wester Lake Mary Elementary School Principal Floyd Richards this week released a bulletin fur parents announc­ ing upcoming events and holidays of the school. First on tlie agenda is Hie Parents Night meeting to be held at 7:30 p. in. today in tlie school auditorium with room visitation scheduled af- P A G E l-A T IIU R S ., JA N U A R Y 31, 1903 Oviedo Bank Names Cashier To Offer Horse Racing Central Florida's late.-l at traction for th e sport* lovers will open its doors Friday evening when the Seminole Park Raceway opens its 52-night racing meet. The million-dollnr facility will offer two types of horse racing nightly, alternating between quar­ ter horse and harness racing. Pari-Mutuels To Be Offered SEMINOLE RACEWAY’S President Clyde Hurt (left) talks with John Sauls, Sanford, chief in­ spector of the Florida UaciitK Commission, on final details for Friday evening’s grand opening. EDITORIAL COMMENT Meet The Challenge North Orlando, it scums, makes the news­ paper headlines more than most communities in the area. Many times these ru|Kirts rend of con­ fusion and misunderstanding hut behind tlie dark words is the real story of a progressive nnd rapidly growing community. There is un awareness of a great future for the people in the village nnd surrounding area with |H?rlmps the most talked of "future project’’ —that of Seminole College and the prosperity it promises. North Orlando has conducted a successful Civil Defense program and its 4-H Chili, (llrl Scouts, Hrownies, Garden Club and Little League also have been successfully organized ami re­ main active. The Civic Assn., although many times lacking n quorum, has held itself together knowing that the future looks brighter each tiny. True, residents have misunderstandings and differences In iNiliticiil matters but the village often has shown that an overall, congenial na­ ture prevails nnd that, regardless of opinion, those samo residents can guther together for u friendly evening of fun. All the tips nnd downs of North Orlando can make it n liettcr piece to live in tlie future. The way of knowledge is often paved with mistakes nnd to understand, one must inquire. Although It has much to learn ii IkmiI build­ ing a new city and living by a now charter, North Orlando definitely has shown that it has the spirit to meet the challenge. Seminole Park Raceway in located at the end of Semi­ nole Boulevard, two mite* ; cast of Highway 17 92. mid­ way between Sanford and Orlando. The track, opening Friday evening, ha* a new »«-mlle racing «trip. a mile oval, modern lighting system, new siceleoncrete granditand with 2,500 theater-type neat and reitaurant facility, paved 2,000 ear parking lot, remodeled elubhouke, bar and lounge and a new paddock and stab­ le*. Seminole Park will offer 52 night of liarnc** and quarter hor«e raring, with pari-muItici betting, a daily double and qulniela. —' It ii claimed thi* it Hie first time quarter horse rac­ ing ha* been offered caat of (he Missisklppi River. Ilarnesi raring will include trotter* and pacers. Bear Lake PTA Sets Meeting By Shirley Wentworth Tho Bear Lake Elementary I^TA meeting will lie held next Tueiduy at the school opening with a social and re­ freshment period a t 7:30 p.m. followed hy the business meeting and program at 8 p in. Moderator and speaker fur tlia program will be Fred Gantt*, president of the Semi­ nole County Classroom Teachera As*n., wlu will show a 30minute color film entitled ••Auction on Tomorrow." The film, which deals with stan­ dards in the school, Is made uvullnlde through the Mini­ mum Foundation Program. Third grade mothers will he hostesses for the refreshment period. Explorers Have Bad Weekend School Sets Conferences; Jewelry Sale In Lake Mary W hen ask ed th e cost o f the latent of five home track* to offer pari-mutuel betting in Florula, President Clyda Hart, New Smyrna caltia rancher, responded with a qia.ltion; - po you mean in dollars—o r in blood and sweat?" Actually there are two rac­ ing track* — a five-eighthsmile track fer the harness racing and a mile-long track for quarter horse sprint*. Tha smaller track lays within tha longer oval. Long a winter training ground for racing, Seminole Park has added a 2.500-scat grandstand, with a covered area lor another 6,000 per­ sons. The novelty of this type of racing for Central Floridian* ia pointed in tlie fact Uiat the nearest trotting tracks per­ mitting betting are in he North and tlie nearest quart­ er horse track ia in New Mexico. Ollier Florida tracks per­ mitting pari-mutuel betting arc in Dade and Hillsborough Counties. Tlie Seminale meet will continue nightly except Sun­ day through April 2. Post time is s p. in. with nine races each night. Directors of the Seminole track are Hart, president; Fred Nelson, Daytons Beach, vice president; Raymond Tucker. Bunnell, secretary; Alfred Tucker, Runnel; Ed­ ward L. Partin, Kissimmee; W. J. Grande, Saratoga Springs, N. Y.j A. L. Bullls, St. Cloud; Dr. II. M. Zwelg, Nassau, N. Y. ami Hudson Garrco, Maitland. Barracks 1197 Installs Officers By Mra. Adam Muller World War One Veterans of He Bui y Barrack* UU7 held inslalloticn of newly elected officers last Friday evening a l tlie Community Center with James Oddy, past commander, serving a* installing officer. Installed were William F. lines, rotiiliiander; laiuit Ken­ yon, senior vice commander; Albeit Pyr, junior vica com. niaodei; Kldin itenidict, quar­ termaster; R a l p h Combs, chaplain; Fred Kanunrrer, judge advocate and Krrs* Walter, three year trustee. Appointments made by tlie new commander were William T. Joyce, publicity; John Ebctsch, adjutant; William Di-lining, an grunt a l arms; Chauncry King, historian; Ralph Combs, wrlfare and James Oddy, legislative chair­ man. Refreshment* wrie served at the clc*e of tlie meeting l»y members of tha Rurraikl Auxiliary. By laiulte Slmunrk Altamonte Explorer Post as had a disappointing camping trip (o New Smyrna neacli last weekend due to Hie steady rain winch began sometime around 4 a. in. Sat­ urday morning and routimicd through Hie entire day. Planned by leader Donald Macls-od and assistant lead­ er Paul French as a pleasur trip, there were no special project* scheduled ami fishing and loafing were to have comprised tlie en­ tire weekend. The hoy* did manage (o prepare a hearty breakfast on a camp stove under a tar­ paulin, all the wliilc hoping that the rain suon would atop. However, after waiting It out tlie better part of the day, they came on home, arriv­ ing wet and down-hearted. Those making tlie trip were Patrick Shea, Kent Fuller, Mike Sewell, Roger Landerville, lo ry McBride and Ken By Mrs. Adam Muller Ament. Invited guests were Dcllary * American Legiun Joseph Simunek and sons. Herbert D. Gibb Post 259 has Jack ami Jim , and Jeff Mac­ presented a gold finished, Leod hand-engraved plaque to the I^ike City Veteran* Hospital to Ire installed on a TV set P arent Night Parent Night at Hie Lake which the post presented as Mary Elementary School will a gift to the lospltsl last year. Jlemorial inscriptions were tie held Thursday beginning ut 7:30 p. in. in the auditor­ made for past members of thu ium. Room visitation ha* ( Post. Clarenco M. Caijrenler, been scheduled to follow the Benjamin Gilbert and John G. KlipfcL \ program. DeBary Legion Presents Plaque THIS NEW GRANDSTAND will be jammed when Seminole Park Raceway opens its 62-night meet Friday evening with a full card of races with pari-mutuel betting. Note the press box high up under tlie roof. The grandstand hus 2,500 seats. �North Orlando Residents Talk Election Aster 4-H Club Plans Exhibit At County Fair Three Statements Released To Press By Mom GHastead R. 8. Webster had this to people of thli community elect Next Tuesday the North Or­ say: “ I think possibly that a full council and have full lando Village Council will meet most of our troubles will be control of all the community to plan voter registration and straightened out when the business." the coming March election Art Ferrin, pointing out that when three councilmcn will be thv village charter waa unac rcploced. Around the village, resident! ccptable In Its original form to are dlicuning the present Seminole County Commission existing situation due to dllerf, went on at length to cri­ agreement! between the three ticize the document recalling council membera appointed by the annexation Issue which oc the North Orlando Co. and tho eurred without being put to a PARI-MUTUEL windows arc housed Innide thl.-t entrance to the Seminole two officiali elected last year. referendum vote of the rest Park Raceway grandatand. Workmen ntill were putting on finishing Signed itatem enti have been denti involved. touches when this picture was snapped Tuesday. relctaed for publication by Ferrin said, "When you three citizens of the commun­ force people to do something ity. against their will, you will al Arthur D. Rhodes lays, “ I ways create conflict end frlc am very concerned, aa are Hon. This conflict and friction molt resident!, with the conwill conUnue until the wrong atant bickering and unfavor­ forced upon the people is able publicity that North Or­ righted. To force the will of a lando aeemi to attract. few on many, la in fact, de­ “ In my opinion city govern­ priving the majority of rights ment and city activities should and liberties which are spell­ be kept on an impersonal lev­ ed out in tha Constitution of the el. United Statei, By Jane Casselberry This was a decrease In to­ set up of vocational training “Moat public meetlngi In ARTHUR RHODES "Alt of the present dissenThe South Seminole Junior tal cases of 211 from Hie prev­ in county schools lo train the this community are attended tion end friction in tho Village youngster who is not academ­ by only a handful of interested of North Orlando obviously High School PTA heard a ious year which Mize credited ically inclined and who finds persons. If more people would items from the 'unusual' panel discussion Tuesday nlghl to the hiring of a fulltime it difficult to obtain a job when attend, voice their opinion!, charter by which It la gov­ by members of the County counselor. he leaves school. Many times vote and then abide by the erned." Juvenile Council moderated by There are 20 Seminole Coun­ these dropouts find themselves MAJORITY decision, 1 am Fe*rin continues by slating school principal and council ty Juveniles presently confined in trouble with the law. convinced we can have a that "inequities In the charter president, John Angel. in State Institutions. There is R. T. Mllwcc, county school smooth running and prosper­ no parole system for juveniles superintendent, who was In the are apparent in that they The panel consisted of Judge ous community — with more strongly support, protect ami Vernon Mize, C. E. McCord, in (he Slate of Florida and the audience, stated that vocation­ families moving in Instead of provide for the North Orlando county Juvenile counselor of Aftercare Committee of the al education is a part of the outl” Development Co. and do very Sanfnrd, and Mrs. Daniel council uses special volunteer growing national problem and littlo for tho humcowncrs of Blacksmith of Casselberry. probation officers to rehabil­ that Ihe local school board tho community. Ih e Council was organized itate the wayward youtha aft­ hopes to bo able to pruvide "Without this charter the in HUB to assist the Juvenile er their release. training for these students in present dlsscntinn and conflict Court by working with depend­ The Juvenile Court Com­ the near future. between Ihe council mrmbers ent. delinquent children. There mittee works between the By Mr*. Adam Mnller could not exist , . . Without were 210 members throughout court and the cc <ncil and Mre. Laura Arrington waa tills charter there would bo no the county last year function­ maintains a list of foster Installed aa a new member picture of an old fire engine ing under a board of directors. homes to rccelvo and care for of the Ladles Auxilary to De­ in the press with said picture A total of 276 youngster* was dependents. Bary VFW Post M93 at la d emphasizing criticism of a handled officially by tho court Mra. Blacksmith, who serv­ week's meeting of the group councilman who has done ed last year as chairman of during 2092; 100 of which were held in the Recreation Hall nothing but good for tho com­ udged to tie delinquent, 03 tho Detention Committee, told of the Fire Station, munity since he bought his were traffic offenders and 113 of Its work in providing need­ Presiding at the meeting R. S. WEBSTER home here. were dependent children. In ed Hems for Juveniles neglect­ was Mra. Sally Peralto, pres­ "We need a charter designed addition, there were 210 cases ed by their families while In ident. Initiating officers were for and written by Ihe people of a less serious nature settled detention at Hie county Jail. Mrs. Francanna Howard, of North Orlando and only wlthuut going through the As a preventive measure the Mrs. Prank Hill, Mrs. John council hopes to see a broader then will we have peace!” courts. Itrang, Mrs. Joseph Sanlillo •nd Mrs. Robert Morrison. Refreshments were served • t the close of the meeting. Juvenile Council Gives Junior High Program Auxiliary Gets New Member fly Shirley Wentworth Tha Aster 4-H Girls Club of Weathersfield will exhibit a booth on safety at the Sem­ inole County Fair which opens next Monday at the American f.egion Ground* Juit eouth of Senford. Each member of the club I* nuking a different display to be shown in the exhibit. On Valentine's Day the girl* are planning a get-together to be held at the Altamonte Spring* Elementary School for their parent* and friends. At this time award* will be p r e a e n t e d by Mr*. John Groves, leader, to the girls who entered exhibits at the Fair and a run-down of final activitiea for tho second half of the club year will be an­ nounced. Refreshments will be in keeping with the Valentine theme. Announcement w a a m a d e that tickets for the Skate City Benefit for the Sarepta Nurs­ ing Home to be held next Thursday from 7:30 until 10:30 p. m. may be obtained from any member of the 4-H Club or by contacting Patsy Groves, 1203 Notre Dam* St. in Weathersfield or Suzette Berg, 110 York Way in Mait­ land. (Tiff ftanforb Page 2- A— Jan. 31, 106;’ N rralh Brain Bowl Gels Recognition Area high schools partici­ pating in the new "Brain Bowl" Sunday Afternoon Quit Series received national re­ cognition this week In Mon­ day's issue of “ The National Observer," weekly newspaper published by Dow Jones and Co., Inc. Written by Charles Laying and tag-lined Orlando, the 11 paragraph report explains in detail how the Brain Bowl waa started by T. G. Scar­ borough, principal of Titus­ ville High School to "give in­ tellectual effort at least as much preatige as athletics." Chickens not only have a definite preference for some flavor* and reject others, but they can perceive taste differ­ ences humane canno*. It tells how each station Is conducted and lists all schools which take part In­ cluding the three new teams from Melbourne High, Main­ land High of Daytona Beach and Edgcwatcr High of Or­ lando explaining that no plans have been made as yet for these new groups to parti­ cipate In the existing league. In the closing paragraph. Laying says "Successful members of the brain teams arc on their way to becom­ ing as big on tho campus a t alar fullbacks. In some cases, football stars are on both teams.” WE PROVIDED THE Crane Service FOR: • Setting Steel • Setting Light Poles • Pouring Concrete • Excavation Russ J. Daniel, Inc. SPEEDY CRANE SERVICE Midway 4-5716 4 DeBary Girl On Dean's List By Mr*. Adam Mnller Word bat been received In DcBiry that Mita Carole Ledcrhaua of Plantation nd., student In the Freshmen Class of the University of Florida, ranks among the top five per cent of her class and has made (he Dean's list. Carole, a math major, has been Invited to join Alpha Lambda Delta, national schol-1 a stlc honorary society for Freshmen women. A’tT FKHItIN watch the races through ART-CO glass JUST WHAT IS THIS THING PROGRESS ? The dictionary defines it as “growth or development; • proceeding to a further stage, or through such stage* successfully . . . . " But progrtM ia more than that . . . Progress m ean GLASS tha working together of lndlvlduala or groups of individuals G L A Z IN G W IN D O W S for such growth or development. AND The South Seminole Bank Is pleased to be a vital part M IR R O R S On* important rattan new todvtfriat chooe* location* aarvtd by ftC —Dependable Uecrk ItrrWel of tho growth and development of South Seminole County. BY — We salute the Seminole Park Raceway upon their opening and with them wall la their recreational development of our area. "The electric power network helped clinch the deoil" Recently, when a bright, clean, new industry came investigating one of the communities in our service area, local government officials gave them the “Grand Tour." They showed them schools, churches, hospitals, recreational facilities, residential areas. . . they talked taxes and skilled labor supply. . . covered everything that makes establishing a plant in Florida attractive. And when it camo to the question of electric power, our representative* explained how the investor owned electric companies have interconnected their lines here in Florida and far beyond state lines to assure dependable service to industrial, commercial and residential users. His promise of dependable, abundant electric power helped to clinch the deal. Yes, investor owned electric power companies, like ours, can provide all the power a growing community, state or nation can use. GROWING WITH AND FOR SEMINOLB COUNTY AND ALL OF CENTRAL FLORIDA GLASS PRODUCTS COMPANY F L O R ID A P O W E R C O R P O R A T IO N SOUTH 114 W est Robinson Avenue ORLANDO, FLA. Phone GA 2-1644 *I*pertt from cur Industrial Development Department, in cooperation with Chamber* o< Commerce end other local t o m c l t * , help tell veer community** itory I* prospective Indm try. We're happy Ip help. SEM IN O LE] FINN F ARM. BANK FLORIDA N X * I A X -P A U N O ,t* V lltO * - O W H tO l U c n i K CO W AM Y MEMBER FJLLC. n: .ir t E g im T O iiiw w iM - _ m wififp I r V ' i ^ V E J r ' 1 �A DeBary Concert Orchestra Opens , Annual Season Ur* School Children Have Program For Arbor Day By Mr*. Adam Muller The DeBary Concert Or­ chestra opened lLa season last Thursday night at the Com­ munity Center playing to a full house. The program, under direct­ ion ol Roger Casinl, opened 9 with a nautical medley, "Befora tha Mast," by Laurendau. Following. In order as pre­ sented on the program, were "Raymond Overture," by Thomas; a French horn solo by Janet Porter accompanied ( at the piano by Theresa Ku110I&K LAUGH! Herald photographer Hill Vin­ pecz; "The Espana Waltz," cent reported this horse gu v e him the laugh by Waldtenfel; "The Bat", when he held up his camera. Bill avows each , from Strauss' comic opera; time he focused the horse stuck out its tongue— "The lire no Eyed Dragon" until Bill finally caught him in an unguarded and "Yours is my Heart," moment. sung by Robert N. McGee, bass baritone, accompanied by Mrs. Kupecz at the piano; "Traumerei," by Schumann, a request number featuring the string* and "Songs of fg All Nations," arranged by _ J. B. Lampe. The concert closed with the National Anthem. Mrs. Harry Whitaker was acted as auctioneer. Fred E r­ By Jane Casselberry pianist for the orchestral The Lyman Band Booster* win of Lockhart was the win­ numbers. chicken dinner held last Satur­ ner of a night table donated day night in the school cafe­ by Williams Furniture Mart of teria was termed a complete Casselberry. success netting the band ap­ The Lyman Band, under di proximately 8440 for uniforms rertion of Bandmaster Michael and instruments. Fisher, entertained the diners Chefs Burbon Ferrell and with many delightful numbers Henry Duncan, along with from their repertoire. Musical their able assistants, were highlight of the evening was a kept busy frying chickens to trumpet solo, "Carnival of serve the mors than S8 U per­ Venice," played by Patrick sons who turned out in spite McGliughlin who displayed a By Donna Kites remarkable talent for tripleThe Long wood Civic Leigue of inclement weather. A white elephant sale and tunguing. (Women's Club) will bold its regular monthly meeting at 2 baked goods auction were held Guest conductor was Roy p.tn. Tuesday at the Civic in conjunction with the dinner. Tallinn, director of the Lees­ v league Building oa Church Band Booster Larry Chunat burg Marching Band, who led St. the Greyhounds In playing one The club will be presented of the number* which Un­ with an outdoor American hand will play in a district Flag by the VFW 8207 Auxil­ competition. iary at thla meeting. Mrs. Pat House, nand Boost­ Mrs. John Hanner, librarian, ers president, has stated ht-r will speak on tha nceda of the apprcclaUon to all those who library and Introduce the cooperated to make the dinner members of the library coni­ sucli a success. ng mittee, hiaded by Mri. E. P. By Jane Casselberry v Richards, who will give short JThe South Seminole Wel­ review* on tome of the books come Wagon Newcomers Club in the library. Committee m e m b e r * to today made an appeal on be­ make the report* include Mrs. half of a destitute Seminole L. L. Cos on "To Kill a Mock­ County family with seven chil­ ingbird"; Mrs. Ralph Start on dren. the youngest of which is By Mrs. Oarvnre Snyder "I Take Thla Land"; Mr*. three years of age. The father has a heart con­ The annual meeting of the Otis Lee on "You. Me and the West Volusia Home Nursing tiatepoat" and Mrs. Charles dition and is unable to work. The family lias to move Assn, was Isuld recently at H Stewart on ‘‘Something Light.” Ute Florida Power Lounge in For tha teenage department from their present furnished Del.and. quarters and are in need of will be Mill Elizabeth Abbot Speakers for the evening who will review "The Witch furniture or any kind of house­ were Dr. I). V. Galloway, Dr. hold goods such as pots, pans, of Blackbird Pond" and child's F. II. Albee and Mrs. Ruth hook report wUI be given by dishes, linens, etc. Mcttingcr, stale supervisor Tile club lias provided same Miss Elizabeth Cummings on clothing and Echols Bedding of public health nurses. "Tommy and Julie." Miss Olivo Seymour, dir­ Co. has donated two beds. Anyone wishing to help this ector of nurses, reported at unfortunate family is asked to a recent board meeting that contact Mrs. Wayne Norris in during U>c month of Decem­ Sanlando Springs; Mrs. Joyce ber there were 126 home pat­ ients attended Merrifirld in Casselberry; Of this total, 84 were for By Joan Ms gin Mrs. Luther Miles in Forest American Legion members City or Mrs. Virginia I’ctroski general care and 42 were for Injections. There were 13 ef the Sixth District, who be­ in Sanford. cancer cases, 40 heart, 2 ) dia­ gan an organized survey last betics, 24 orthopedic and 17 week In a search for eligible miscellaneous. veterans who havo never Full fees were paid by 20. Joined the Legion, will con­ part fees by 36, 13 were tinue the poll this Saturday Boys an<l girl* of the under contracts ami 67 were f in the Altamonte Spring* Overbrook Kindergarten of treated free of charge. area beginning at • a. in. Tlte financial report given Legionnaires taking part in Casselberry enjoyed a field the house-to-house survey are trip Friday morning to the by E. T. Lloyd, association treasurer, showed Uiat 1962 asked to meet at 8 a. m. at Sanford zoo. On the way borne the group ended in the blark but that Old Glory Post 183 on Prai­ stopped at Big Tree Park for the 1863 drive for funds rie Lake. The survey is being led by ■ luncheon of sandwiches and would have to get underway Immediately. hot chocolate. 1 Kenneth Moyer. By Louise Siinunek A group of second and third grade students at the Alta­ monte Elementary School took part in an A r b o r Day program last week to plant a camphor tree and four Juniper bushes purchased for the occasion by the ParentTeacher A**n. Principal Frank Gore gave a short talk prior to the planting, explaining that Ar­ bor Day was started in Ne­ braska in the 1800's to em­ phasize the importance of forest conservation. The tree and bushes were planted in an attractive plot on the front lawn. Children helped in shoveling the dirt around the tree and in the process the principal was al­ most planted along with the tree. •»«fnr8 WrralK Jan. 81, 1088 — pair* 8-A It Pays To Use The Herald W ant Ads They're . . . a t Florida’s Finest Raceway P L A C IN G and F IN IS H IN G of all C O N C R E T E W O R K by — CARTER CONCRETE SERVICES “Serving’ Central Florida” ALL’S READY along "horde row" ut Seminole I’urk, Photo dhows part of the stalls where the thoroughbred racing horses a rt housed. 605 N. Orlando Ate. MI 4-8341 WINTER PARK, PL A. fc x v K m m m m m m m am Lyman Band Boosters i Net $ 4 4 0 On Dinner Civic League * To Hear Book Reviews Club Makes Appeal For Area Family Nursing Assn. Has Meeting Legion Poll To Continue Kindergarten Visits Zoo MAHONEY another word for high Caliber IN D U S T R IA L and C O M M E R C IA L C O N S T R U C T IO N . . . The C. L. Mahoney Co., General Contractor* for the Seminole Park Racaway, applied 44 ycara experience to development of a distinctive concept of construc­ tion management which permitrd completion of thin gigantic project in un astounding 15 weak*. SEMINOLE PARK RACEWAY... Florida's new eat and moat modern track for harness and quarter-home racing will long ntund on n tribute to the forcalght of the Raceway director* nnd their faith in Central Florida. The track offers box wests, reserved and unreserved area* for over 2,500 racing fan*. It's an entertainment npcctucle you must not mlsa. BEST W ISH ES For Many Successful Seasons In The Sport of Kings ALL STEEL ERECTION BY — Orlando Steel Construction Co. Steel Alia Winslow, Owner Erection - Crano Service and Welding 1507 Twenty-ScvmUi S t GArden 4*4258 ORLANDO. FLA. 41. L. Malumey Co. Cirnrral to n traciori, SOS K. Church, Orlande J . J. Mahoney, Owner — Hex England, Project 31ana gee I �THE MAGIC OVAL Quarter Horse R A C IN G SEMINOLE PAR RACEWAY First lime tast Of The Mississippi River Seminole B o u le va rd ------ 2 miles east of Highway M idw ay Between Sanford and cL 17-92 Orlando OPENS Friday, February 1 st Racing Post Time: 8 :0 0 6 Nights A P .M . W eek All New 5 /8 -M ile Racing Strip Paved 2,000 - C ar P arking Lot Best, Most - Modern Lighting System Remodeled Club House New Steel - and • Concrete 2,500 Seat Bar and Lounge G randstand with R estaurant Facility New Paddock and Stables Sorry N o Minors Pari - Mutuel Betting Daily Double ITS Quiniela Trotters and Pacers IN6I Phone 838 - 6111 2 �City Offers Stadium For $1 Rental Fee By LARItY VERSHEL Jim Crapp* say* tie won't weaken . . . and want* to set the record straight about Frito-Lay . . . Jim say* the Florida State Bank offered to lend tlie city $2JO,ooo to build a secondary sewer treat­ ment plant here to take care of industrial waste . . . Frito Lay said no . . . • • • Jim still favors a recall | election. . . So do wet • • • Well, we've given Jim Crapps, Sonny ltaborn, A1 Wilson and the ACL a chance to have their full statements . . . I wonder when the peo­ ple will get their chance . . . Guess they will have to wait for the polls! • • • One of our favorite peopte, Helen Tucker, gets her mas­ ters degree at Stetson this morning. • • • The word is that there's a Seminole County man that wants to plunk down $150,000 for a boat marina . . . There's a meeting at City Hall this afternoon on the subject , . . Too fate now . . . Uie city gave someone from Maitland 1M days to como up with an idea. • • • Jim Crapps is one of our best friends (we hope It isn't past tense) but, if Capt. Ro­ bert Ware didn’t want tlie pipe­ line, why did he show up at the City Commission Mondaynight with a prepared state­ ment citing the reasons for the pipeline. • • In bin own wortls. City Mnniiger W. E. Knowles dropped a "bombshell” into the hips of tho County School Board Thursday night. Spenking for the City of Sanford, Knowles offered the Municipal Stadium to the School Hoard . . . or actually, to the Boosters Club . . . on a $1 annual rental fee. Knowles’ offer came after a lengthy Intro­ duction ns to the costs of constructing the 2,000-scat stadium In 1949, a total of $181,500. Plus operating costs annually. For example, each lighting bulb costs $2.43. The city manager pointed to further main­ tenance costs, such ns n $3,850 concrete fence to replace n wooden fence. Beforc-scason total cost of field preparation was estimated at $2,085, such as liability insur­ ance, repairs, etc. Actual game cost preparations were $100 each, Knowles said. Municipal annual reoenuefor school gnrnes was $1,671, Knowles said, from nil schools and sources. Deficit of $2,427 was made up by the City of Sanford for a $4,098 season cost of oper­ ation. The manager pointed out, too, there nro other costs, such as monthly water bills, fertili­ zer, mowings, replacing drainage tiles, vandalism (a very big item), and other costs. It was then he dropped his bombshell and offered the stadium to tim schools for $1 a year rental. A. J. Bracken, high school principal, res|>ondcd and, In effect, told the Boosters Club meeting, in the high school auditorium, that it was doubtful the schools could accept Knowles’ offer of the stadium for $1 a yenr. Business portion of the Boosters meeting was o|>ened by Architect John Burton, who told the Boosters a proposed athletic stadium for the high school would cost $55,060. lie wus speaking as a Booster. Burton said concrete stands for 2,000, In­ cluding a press box and safety railings would cost $23,460; concession stands and ticket Itooths. $5,500; public address system, $1,850; fencing $2,400; sprinkler system for the playing field. $6,850, and lighting, $15,000, for a total of $55,060. He added that if first class field lighting ns recommended for high school football was to l>e provided the cost would exceed $25,000 for lighting only. D. H. MncGillls, Booster president, called for adjournment of the meeting for later dis­ cussion of a new high school stadium after hear­ ing Burton’s estimate, Knowles' $1 offer and Bracken’s comment Soviets Break Off • Workmen began installing live tent* Thursday night for the midway attractions at the Seminole County Fair, which begina Monday at 5 p m. Page combined shows will be fea­ tured on the midway with children's days set for Tues­ day and Wednesday from S to • p.m.—all rides half price. Nuclear Ban Talks WASHINGTON (UPI) Russia has broken off nuclear test bin talks with the United Slates and Britain, apparent­ ly over the same old issue of inspection. The Stale Department an­ • • • If the Pipeline Co. bid fella, nounced Thursday night that negotiations held here and in the Nuvy will probably barge jet furl from Jacksonville to New York since Jan. It have Port Canaveral and then truck been "terminated" at Rusaia'a suggestion. it to NAS. Ruaiia proposed that the • * * talks be continued in tlie 17Saw Harold Johnson (coun­ ty attorney) in a police ear nation disarmament confer­ this illuming. . . . I guess that ence which resumes in Ge­ franchise directive ia really neva Feb. 12. Informed sources In Ge. being closely guarded. neva said the Initial reaction ♦ • • The rlty will test its CD to the Soviet termination of airen a t noon nest Wednesday the talks was not one of ex­ . . . (Iietter make a note of treme anxiety. Tlie general feeling in Ge­ that) . . . ft will lie three min­ neva was that the gap between utes of steady blast. the two sidrs had been nar­ • • • Juat got an invitation to the rowing gradually and the So­ Atlantic Coast Line lodge. . , . viet request to end the talk* Better get tonic additional was a tactical move The Informed sources said boxing lessons. . . . lhat although (here still ap­ • • • Our thanks to A. J. Bracken for his compliment* Thursday eve a t the Booster* Club meeting. We appreciate the fact that he reads our Clock column. So, we are “a char­ acter." Aren't wo all? Official position of the At­ • • • lantic Coast Line railroad in We hear the Booster* were the controversy of the furl told Seminole H ig h 8chool pipeline for Ihe Naval Air doesn't nerd a swimming pool. Station wa* asked of the ACL , . , Glad to hrar it. . , . main offices at Jacksonville • • e Thursday. The question was To forget about the Pipe­ proposed to ACL by long-dis­ line . . . Anyone notice Use tance telephone by Tha Her­ poor little lion's rage in the ald. too . . . Can't even move Local ACL officials this . . . See I'm an animal lover morning presented the follow­ . , . Especially llorscsl ing statement from Philip J. • # • Lee, ACL vice president for The county kicked In $5,000 traffic, to The Herald: for the Seminole County cen­ Coast Line has no quarrel tennial . . . The city aaid no! with the City of Sanford, lU Wa can't understand It un­ Chamber of Commerce or the less our city fathers are think­ United Stales Navy. Un Uie ing of seceding from the contrary, Coast Lin* and the county . . . They didn't bring. City have close ties extending « that up Monday night, any back many years. Coast Line in proud a t Uie rot* it has W f* peared to be some bard nego­ tiating ahead, the prospects for eventual agreement still were brighter than they had been In some time. While U. S. officials still held out hope for progress at Ge­ neva, they said no real ad­ vancement was made in the recent talks on the major is­ sues. They said Russia did, how­ ever. supply considerable technical data on seismic de­ tection of underground nuclear tests, and that this was en­ couraging. The latest round of talks stemmed from an exchange o( letters between President Kennedy and Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev which had raised new hopes of a lest ban agreement. Khrush­ chev, for (he first time sime Iutil accepted the principle of international ins|icction on So­ viet soil to check for under­ ground tests. (El}? Mantel* Itm tlft W EATHER: V O L 53 United Preas Leased Wire Bulletin Knir through Snttinlny. Hitrh today, 76-82. Low tonight, 60-65. SANFORD. FLORIDA Established 1908 FRI., FEBRUARY 1. 1963 NO. 610 Seminole Senator Okayed The Senate passed nml rushed to the House to­ WASHINGTON (L'PII — day n compromise 43-ScnSecretary of State Dean ator hill that Rives Sem­ Ituak said today (hr United inole County a Senator State* would give “ very j •rriou* consideration” to ' and Dade two Senators. •ny move by Soviet forces Tho bill, which also In Cub* to "dig in" per­ shifts two present small manently. county Senate seats to ur­ ban areas and creates four other seats for fustgrowing counties, passed Atlantic Coast lane trains lay off work, averted the called off when the injunction would be filed today, set a mwA... No ACL Interruption Seen, Prexy Says Another Load hearing on the matter for will continue to operate mass shut-down even before wa* lifted. Union leaders, who had the week of Feb. 11. through Jacksonville Termi­ Jones lifted tlie injunction nal Company without Interup- ai 4:30 p. ni.—four hours said the lines would lie Union leaders said tlie ter­ tlon end the ACL ia taking after it went into effect. 1thrown up all over the termi­ minal would not l>e picketed every precaution to assume In-tead of picketing the nal if the cars were returned again "unless or until the in­ "that our palrons will con­ whole terminal, which is for use by olhrr railroads, junction goes back into tinue to receive dependable owned and used by the four apparently feared a eon- force." service during this unMi.il railroads, Hie union members I tempt of court action for fullTlie Injunction was issued period." Thomas Rice, ACL marched for four hours in I scale picketing. by District Judge William president said today. | front of a specially-designat­ Jones, who said formal McRae Jr., at the request of Meanwhile the strike-hound ed FEC entrance. They were papers lifting the injunction the FEC—backed by the Sou­ Florida East Coast Railway thern. The FEC said the planned a new attempt today freight cars were costing $«,to have enforced a district 400 a day. Southern officials court Injunction which would backed the FEC on tho save the company some Jd.KK) 1grounds that the courts in rental fees. "should not lie intimidated by ■ P ji'ijj *■ -. v. 1 A hearing was ss-t today unkrn RiroatJ." « ' before Judge Warren L. Tlie ACL and SAL backed Jones, who yesterday lifted the terminal company’* re­ the injunction which would fusal to lake the cars track force live Jacksonville termin­ on the grounds that the al company to handle about threatened picketing would / t i g* ’a ilw 1«• ; M 2,000 freight c a n rented by cause a "tremendous" setFEC from other carriers. back in the stale'* economy FEC attorneys say they by (lie kiss of rail traffic. hid new evidence which they The strike begin Jan. 23 hoped would perusade Jones when 1.200 workers walked to withdraw hit stay order. out In protest over the rail­ The injunction had threat­ road's refusal to grant a ened to drag tlie Atlantic 10.28 cents-anJiour wage In­ Coast Line, the Seaboard Air crease recommended by a Line and Southern railroads presidential fact • finding into the fight and tic up rail .'^ v i board last year. traffic throughout most of Florida. Rut FEC union member*, who threatened to picket the wlwle terminal hero and force oth»r railroad employe* to MIAMI (UPI) — A Pan American World A i r w a y * plane, chartered by the Amer­ ican Itnl Cross, left her* for Havana today to pick up an­ other load of Cuba.* Vmcricans a spokesman said. Police Hunt Son Killer In The Door LONDON (UPI) — Trim# Minister H a r o l d Macmillan flics to Italy today in a bid to krep Britain's foot in the door of the European Common Market. Lonff Effects CHICAGO (UPI) — Libby McNeill & l.lbby said today that the effect upon citrus products of a mid-Deceml>er freeze in Florida may I** felt well into 11)04. Plan Now KUSTIS (UPD—llomer K. Hooks, general manager of the Florida Citrus Commission, says the citrus industry must plan now for the large produc­ tion which wilt occur in com­ ing years. Warning: TALLAHASSEE (CPI) — An Episcopal bishop warned Thursday that tlie Communist* are sending hundreds of antiChristian missionaries i n t o Lntin America "and railing them technician*." Blame JFK NEW YORK (U PI)—Three of the nation's four biggest steel companies were on rec­ ord toiluy with the lowest earnings In years 'lo r I9tl2, when President Kennedy forc­ ed the industry to withdraw e price increase. Kennedy Honored WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Anti-Defamation League of Ii'nal U’rith Thursday night awarded Prealdant Kennedy Ita 1963 America's Democratic Legacy gold mp<|#llion for giv­ ing the nation "new moral leadership." United Effort MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UPI) —Alabama Atty. Gen. Rich­ mond Flowers said Thursday Irgal a d v i s o r a from four Southern state* ar* united in their Intention to fight fadaral school integration suits In im­ pacted areua. Hungs Self NEW YORK (UPI) — A hank president and ona-tim* congressional candidate hang­ ed himself Thursday in the kitchen of his a p a r t m e n t shortly after he was indicted for lying about c a m p a i g n funds. Floyd Cramer, 68, pres­ ident of the W a s h i n g t o n Height* Huving* and Loan Association, ran unsuccessful­ ly against Rep. Ilrrbert Zelenko, D-N. Y-, in 1064. J O H N S O N CITY. Trim. (UPI)—Murder charges were filed here today against a young college student accused of killing his five-month-old son. and police said the sus­ pect was believed racing to­ ward Miami. District Atty. (Sen. Lodge Evans said John David Samol, 23, (ted In his 1053 AustinHealey sports ear this morn­ ing minutes after III* son. David, wus pronounced dead at a local hospital. Offircra laid relatives told them Samol "always went to Florida" when in trouble. Samol, a student at East Tennessee State College here, was accused of beating and suffocating the baby because the infant would not atop cry­ ing. Canada Split On Weapons OTTAWA (U PI)—Another serious split in thn Western allisnea over nuclear weapons poliry today carried Prime Minister John Diefrnltakrr to Uie brink of a general election which could topple hi* Conservativ* government Dlefenhai.er, hla n u c l e a r policy challenged by the U. S. State Dcpaitment, lashed bark at Uie United Slates Thuisday In an effort to stem a surging revolt by Canada's three op­ position parties. Scores Die As Planes Collide In Air PITY TIIE POOR FIREMEN—When the chip*— and tho mercury—are down in the freezer, you’ll find mitfhty few jukera around who voire their winningneiUi to chaiiK*' plmea with thn "checkerplaying” firemen. Fireman John llailuy in Rich, view, Ontario, Canada, tiucnchca tho inner firea while on the fire line. Ski mask, left, below, is ntrictly from nec-emoty at a Chicago blaze. At right, another Chicago .smoke eater managea to conjure up u warm Hinile front beneath at coat­ ing of ice. Sanford Pipeline Facility-$202,400 Tlie total antieiputed value Jim (Tupps and AI Wilson of tlie proposed Sanford Pipe- j said tiiey thought tlie facility line Co., Jet fuel facility iirre only worth same $40,(MX). These figures were bused on w as estimated nk $2*12,41)0, riigineeiing studies pii-pnrcd Gerald Rausch president uf by Sanfoid surveyor Ralph tho company reported in W. Losslng and considering Washington today. formal pr*|iosals for bids pre­ This ia based on cost pared by Pipeline officials. vouchers "in our possession," Knusrh mad* his statement Rausch added "and to rlurify In a telcgiam to Pi|>eliiie a t­ liny misunderstanding." torney Ken McIntosh this T h u r s day, Commissioners ( morning. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ by vote of 226. • • • The Senate passed a 42Senator bill today giving Dade County l» n Senator*. It wa* rushed to th* llousa which seeond* later passed and sped to the Senate a 42-Senator bill with a House formula for 112 members tacked on to It. The fast action Indlratrd tho leg is­ lature might wind up Ita special session today. Under the plan .Seminole could lo*a one House member . . . hut Indications ar* that Slat* Rep. Mark Cleveland Jr. and S. J. Davis are fighting to preserve two House mem­ ber* for Seminole. • • • • It* passng* followed defeat by three vote* of a big countyburked plan for a reahuffle of existing 38 Senate teats plus ■ acrond Senator for Dade. Debate was furioua a i th* leglalature realized Uili wn* their "do or die" scsalon with fnlltiro virtually assured of bringing a federal court-ordered reapportioument. • • • Thirteen middle • sized rotinUca would each lose one llous* member under Ihe 112-RcpresrntaUve proposal which passed the lower chamber today and I* bow before the Senile. They are Sarasota, Leon, Alarhua, Manatee, B a y * Okaloosa, Lake, Seminole, M arl**,' Moore*, Gadsden, Jackson and fit. Johns coun­ ties. However, under n "grand­ father clause," the member* now holding these aeats would s e n e In the 1M3 Leg­ islature and until their terms expired. ANKARA. Turkey (UPJWA Middle Fart Airline* Yiscvum airliner with IS persons aboard collided In flight today with a Turkish plane over Ankara. Both aircraft fell Into the most populated part of (lie capital, killing many persons. City officials said at least 00 bodies were found In (lie debris spread over a half-mil* 0 0 * area, At one point, debate be­ The> said at least 70 oilier tween Sen*. W. C. Harrell of persons were pushed to hos­ Miami 8prings and Tom Whitpitals from the disaster area laker Jr. of Tnnipn became so where fires broke out. heated tliut Senate President Witnesses said both planes Wilson C a r r n w a y warned caught fire atler they Collided them against "engaging ia and crashed onto Uie rooft of personalities." two banks—the Istanbul Bank Whittaker accused Herrell and the Guaranty Bank. of "double-talk li.g" on reapTurkish authorities said all portiuiimcnt when ha supportII pusicngcrs and four crew 1ed Urn 43-Senator bill and remembers aboard the Middle fused to tuka th* 30-Senator East Airline* plane were killed .hill. Whittaker aaid both hill* in (lie crash. I give relief to Dade County, It was not known Imw many | represented by Ilcrreil, but persons were in the Turkish , tho .ID-fiennlor one also re­ plane, n niililary transport move* lurqtiitl** elsewhere in C46 that wus reported to have .the elate which the bill that been on an instrument flight. I pa.Mil does not. In l.«mli>n, u Middle East | llrnt-M shot back that WhitAil lines spokesman snlil one of ' taker Imil told him he wiiuld llieir Viscounts collided wilh 1never vote for a bill that guvs a Turkish Air Force freighter I two Senator* to Hillsborough or cargo aircraft, lie said the I County wliilo Herrell aaid he Viscount "dLlnlcgratrd" over , hail time und again to get a wide area alter the collision. multiple .Senators for all five But lie said first rc|airt* his of tlist hugest counties. Whitoffice had received indicutcd ’ inker mi id tliia wa* true, and the Turkish cargo plane later lie still felt Uiat way because landed safely. lie iliiliiT believe in trying Us get just multiple Senators for n fi w counties and freezing Slocks Firm NEW YORK (U l'l)—Stocks off forever the chance of get­ were firm at tlie opening toduy ting fair repreariitnUon for all thu people. on Itcavy volume. No Quarrel With A n y o n e ......ACL Complains played In the area's progress through the years, and lias a vital interest In the continued growth and development of Sanford and Seminole County. Coast Line does oppoke strongly and vigorously, how­ ever, Uie granting of right-ofway by the City of Sanford to Sanford Pipeline Company for construction of a proposed pipe line to transport petro­ leum products. Principal reasons for Coast Line's opposition in this mat­ ter are: 1. The President of the Unit­ ed Statei baa Indicated thar Uie real trouble with the trans­ portation industry today is that there is ■ surplus of transpor­ tation facilities and that statemeat is equally true*in tho southeast; therefore there Is no reason for additional trans­ portation facilities being built such as tha proposed pipe line. 2. Tha proposal la econom­ ically unsound from Uie stand­ point of the Navy in that they presently pay 254* cants a barrel for transporting Jet fuel from Tampa to the Sanford Naval Air Station, whereas under the proposal they would pay 25 cents a barrel for transporting the fuel by pipe line from Lake Monroe to San­ ford Naval Air Station, two and one-balf miles, complete­ ly excluding the cost of get­ ting the fuel to Lake Monroe. 2. The pipe Une proposes to use public property for tts right-of-way (for only a token rental), whereas Coast Lina owns its right-of-way and pays | tlie continued profitable oper­ large taxes Ihcreon. In lart, ation of tlie branch line serv­ Coast Line paid more than ing tlie Naval Air Station. 5. There arc approximately $70,000 to the C'ily of Sanlord and Seminole County In ad 350 persons employed in Sanvalorem taxes for 1962 alone. i ford by Coast Line, with an­ The token payment by tlie nual salaries in excess of $2 pipe line for use of the City's | million. Them employes spend property would approach out I tlscir salaries in Sanford, pay right subsidy of a competing j taxes in Sanford, and add con­ siderably to the area's eco­ form of transportation. 4. Coast Line's opposition to nomic welfare. 6. Coart Line lias rendered the proposed pipe line is a matter of an established com­ efficient and dependable trans­ mon carrier competing with portation service to the San­ a privately owned pipeline and ford Naval Air Station, and not a matter of standing in the ran be relied upon to perform way of any economic progress similar service in any em er­ of Uie City. Operation of the gency. TIm- Federal Govern­ pipeline would result In tlie ment hat depended primarily lost of revenue to the railroad on tha railroad Industry to of about $90,000 a year. This transport men and equipment loss would seriously Jeopardize and supplies during World Wars I ‘and II, Uie Korean wilh the Federal Government | Wilson in declining to permit War, and tlie Cuban Crisis. It ' in making available Coast use of Cit) property by pri­ is essential that during peace ( Une property for pipe lines vate enterprise at nomlns! times the railroads be kept to military installations where cost. Certainly, lliese genii?financially strong and able to they were considered essen­ iiicii are to be applaudod loij voting their convictions and perforin effectively d u r i n g tial and economical. 9. Coast Unc's operation at their dedication to the best in­ times of emergency. Any loss of revenue affects Sanford Is a continuing stim­ terests uf Uie future of San­ Coast Line's ability to perform ulant to Sanford's economy, ford. efficient dependable transpor­ whereas construction of Uie tation icrvica as well as af­ proiiosed pipe line would mean Herald Index fects Coast Line's ability to very, very little conUnulng Bridge Tage 10 provide continued regular em ­ economic benefit to Ihe San­ 1’ags I t ford area. Coast Line feels Classified — ployment for ita people. Comics .....Pag* 10 7. Coast Une has a tong rec­ that there is little comparison Pag* 10 Dear Abby ord of cooperation wilh tho in Uie value of a $200,000 pipe Pag* 4 Editorial _ City of Sanlord. A most recent line in Sanlord wilh Coast Entertainment Page 9-10 example la the donation to Une's huge Investment, many the City of a water pipe line employes, and mulll-miillon Legal* Pag* 6 A l i and right of way from Lake dollar annual payroll. Putxla _______ Page 10 10. Finally, Coast Line com­ Society — ----- Pag* 1 Jennie, valued nt several thousand dollars. mends the actions of CommlsSports ..... Pag* 4 I- boast Una has cooperated aioocra Crapps, Labors to d Churches ■- ■ Pag* I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1963 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 31, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 31, 1963. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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Jan. 29, ’68 Backfield Makes Grid Hall O f Fame CANTON, Ohio (U P I )- J lm Thorpe, Red C ringe, Sronho Nagurakl and Sammy Baugh, possibly Uie greateat “ dream " backfield the game haa ever known, were among the fln t IT Immortal* voted into the National Proreailonal Football Hall o f Fame today. Alao honored for their play' Ing ability were backa Dutch Clark, Johnny (Blood! McNal ly and Ernie Never*, center Mel Ileln, lacklei Pete (F a ta ) Henry and Cal Hubbard and end Don Hutaon. The a ll official* named for the Hall for helping to guide the pro aport from It* original role aa a atepchlld o f the col­ lege game to ita modern pop­ ularity were form er N F L Com­ missioners Bert B ell and Joe Carr; George ffalaa, founder o f the Chicago B e a n ; Curley 3 Matinees On Tap At SOKC Three matlneee are on U p thia week at the Sanford-OrUndo Kennel Club fo r the f l n t time thle aeaaon. The greyhound* will run under the aun tomorrow and alao Friday and Saturday afternoon, aUrtlng at 2 p. m. Eight top bracket ipeediter* make up the field fo r the day. light featured ninth race to­ morrow, It la a Grad# A conteat and among tha antrie* are Mra. Mop*, Topeko Roee, Blora end Occasion. E ton holds tba dlitinctlon o f belonging to T, J. Daniel, owner o f the traek'o winningeet kennel. Thle epeedy fldpounder haa contributed two vlctorlea to Danlel'a lot*I o f 29 through Saturday night. Fred Whitehead had tha nest hlgheat wore, a to U l o f IS, Orville M o a e a 1 Excelling, high scorer Iwnt aeaaon and winner o f the Racing Quean h tales, gaU liar aecond atari o f tha aeaaon in tonight'* ninth, t h a a v s n l n g ' a main event. In bar firs t try aba had trouble early and mlaaed tha money. Ed*a Rolling Dealer, Sleek I'onda and Roekar'a Circua w ill each be tryin g fo r a third first hi this top attrac­ tion. Pressure Aids Gasper Ortega BALTIM O RE (U P I )— M exi­ can Gaapar Ortega aaplalned today he had "put the presaurc" on welterweight con­ tender Charley ficolt of Phil­ adelphia and scored a unani­ mous upset decision In their return 10-rounder at tha Civic Center Monday night. O r t a g a , weighing pound* to Scott'a 14914, aveng­ ed Scott'a unanlmoua win at New York’* Midlaon Square Garden on Jan. 0, 1002. Aa In tha New York bout, there were no knockdown* Monday night. But 27-year-old Ortega, a 7-9 underdog, gave 29-year-old Scott a thorough battering In the racond half of the fight. He tea t tha tiring Scott at long range and at cloie quarter*—with a terrific pace. A crowd of 1,494 paid BIB,* M l. Jackets Grab SEC Leadership By United Prraa IsUraaUaaal If tha mark of a champion is winning tha do»a ones, you can pass tha crown to Georgia Tech. Known primarily for ita en­ gineering courses, this proud school deep in the heart of Dixie will have more need of doctors to treat Its gasping supporters If the basketball team continues at lie present pact. The Yellow Jackets won up to their old heart-stopping tac­ tics Monday night before lastminute heroics by sophomore Ron Scharf produced an Im­ portant M 4 I victory over Ken­ tucky, Tha win left Georgia Ite k In undisputed poaaaaatan of Brat place In the Southeast­ ern Conference and establish­ ed tha Engineers aa favorite* te a h their first league MIDW AY MtGHTVES m fC M / c A m o ca m s or #>7*T//e 4Q. t POOKM H 7 * e AAT'OAAC U a o o b rw e pa* t -tw o founder %S% % AAV* M c> nvg rio .i M L fA M G A M A H TW rct A P o rV A A / # * PfTKA AAP PoA B JLL Earnest Cage Victory S p a re s Matinees Mon., W ed. * Sat. 1:18 P. M. N IG H T L Y M A TIN EES 8:10 W EDNESDAY F R ID A Y EXCEPT BUNDAT ft THURSDAY NIGHT Ladlaw Admitted Fro* SATURDAY 2 P. M. • Horry! No Minors! HEATED • GRANDSTANDS LUXURIOUS CLURHOU8R • VALET PARKING « il’s Mora F sa To Watch The Greyhooadn RuaM V K B N N ftL MIDWAY lantic and Mark Caoio for Robaoo's were outstanding. Standard Oil put up a tough battle for three quarters be fore going down to Sanford Electric’s full court press 46- Huff Answers Critics On 'Dirty' Football POPULAR BUNNY RMIW REW C Bankers Score Hard S trik e s . . . Platters Hold Pinecrest Lead Sanford M eets Lakeview Tonight Sanford Journey* to Lake-1 to round out the eounty cage the campaign agalnat six loss* es in tonight's tilt. Expected to view tonight In cage action |slate. while Oviedo hosts Mostverde I The Scminoles will te look ■tart for the locals are Butch and Lyman travera to Ocoee ing for their eighth victory of Riser, Mike Woodruff, Barry Barks, Don McMurray and Dave SIcGillls. Oviedo shoots for Its ninth win of the season against three losses. The starting five for the Lions Include Mlkg Tesinsky, Jimmy DrShato, Wes Swenson, Jimmy Courier and Ted Bcllhom. Lyman (4-9) takes on Ocoeo Sanford Atlantic Bank scor­ 20. Mike Long sparked the ed a hard-earned 91-20 victory Electricians and BUI Higgin­ with Donnie Smith, Bill Tol* ion. Gene Griffin. LaRue Bal* over a stubborn Robson Sport­ botham was outstanding for mer and Jim Shuster the atari* ing Goods in the opening game Standard Oil. Ing five. o f Biddy Basketball Saturday. Bobby Lundquist dumped in Mett Morgan fo r Sanford A t­ of Echaniz Sets Fronton Mark Lyman, Oviedo In Action VCAOO W T IU 4 M * A *0 Fool ball Hall of the here where the National Foot­ fesslonal who commented: Green Bay Packers; Tim ball League was founded on F a m e , “ These ir e the milestone men Mara, founder o f the New Sept. 17, 1920. Five o f the hon­ o f pro foolball. Their deed* York Giants, and George Pres ored men are deceased— Bell, and dogged faith wrote the Henry, Mara a n d history of this great gam e." ton Marshall, founder of the Carr, ^ rrx x r Thorpe. Washington Rediklni. The board of selector* will A fs c tm o e k The announcement o f the The 17—all picked unani­ meet annually to consider A */ fO U O # mously by a national board of first group to enlcr the 11*11 nominations for new members, CHICAGO ZAPHVPS (electors—will be enshrined In wa* made hy Dick McCann, with the next meeting sched TtAM M AT* a hall now under construction director o f the National Pro- uled for the eve of the 1963 m cr N F L championship game. No PALLAM f act number will be chosen nor A * m l M M Pootor. will It always be necessary PlA/MM for a man to be selected unanl PAM rrm e moutly. ft* sec* Thorpe, Grange, Nagurskl A AMU> GOAL and Baugh are perhaps the ACCiJPACy most famous backa in football M A P **, history — a n d undoubtedly A AO A IM would have formed the 4HPAOV* “ dream " backfield to end ’em tha flna Job both of them are all If they ever had performed By John A . Spolskl League leaders this past doing for this league. fO P A V P . as a unit. High average wee taken hy week Included auch stalwart* a* Jim Altman, Marlyn Bailey, Big John Uhr— 187; eerlea Mary Sutton, L . Moore, Ed went to D. Demlto—019 and Conley, Marjorie Kipp, Jen­ scratch gama waa won by Ed ife r Thompson and Ctyda Michalak with hia 247. Clyde Plercy o f Appleby's Plercy. Wa hava reports from tha Restaurant team waa a shootPowder-Puff Kegler’ettee L g In' up a storm In tha Thurs­ Monday was a big day for aa well as tha Miaed Lg., day Nlta Mixed Lg, Clyde the youthful Eehanlt who won Spare Bibbers, Sanford Her- smashed Lite new wood with ■lx consecutive gamea, his N E W YO R K (U P I) — The ald, Mr, A Mra. Lg., Sand- his 218/984, tops fo r the men. four starts during the matinee violent world of pro football spurs, Holler Motors/Navy Marge Kipp was high fo r the and hie first two at the eve­ haa come crashing down on Wive*, plus a couple o f otheri. gals with her 209/917. ning performance. An unoffi­ Ssm Huff. Georga-Oh-Swann haa aold cial scrutiny o f the records In­ Pert Jenifer Thompeon led The New York Giants* ag­ tha Powder-Puff Kegler-ettea more fin ger lifts fo r mo In the dicate* that thia la an Individ­ gressive 230-pound linebacker L g with a hi gama total o f 192 fa st week than at any other ual record for the Fronton. has been tormented by taunts and Sweet Honey Childa took time since w e’ve opened, He During the course o f the a f­ for the past several weeks that put tome Into hia ball, and ternoon Echanix was practi­ •erlea with a 2.'I2. t e was excessively rough In Jim Altman has teen doing now he’ s striking more often cally invincible, using evsry hia treatment of Green Bay’* real wall In the Sanford Her­ than not. trick In tha professional's book Jim Taylor In the National A s an example, hie 204/BS6 to keep tha string going. In ald Mr. A Mra. League. For Football League championship two consecutive weeka ha'a wee good 'n u ff to eteal the tha evening the going wee game Dec. 30. teen able to coma thru with spotlight In the Jet Lanee tougher but he atilt came “ P ve been gutting raked that •‘cushion’' gama o f 200 or Kagler'a Lg. (Coma to think through with two thrilling vic­ over the coals by everybody better. (Cushion meaning, that o f It, Tony Rodrigues put tories to make hia total a ll for and it hurts," aaya Sam. a It's O. K. If you hava a "not* some Into hit bomb and he's the day, broad-shouldered West Vir­ too.good" on* . , . you’re atlll teen tough to heat latelyl) With auch going Echanls ginian with an obviously sen­ H'mrmnmm, I wonder If bide fa ir to become the player sitive soul. “ It seems like out o f the woods causa o f that that'a what I needed 7 high game.) o f the week I f hie lurk hold*. everybody turned on Sam Huff W e're real sorry to hear He certainly haa a good start at the same time.” Last week Jim led Urn men with hia 214 and , . . what* about good friend and bowler toward the title, with six There hava been newspaper this T Jane Spolskl high with Don Thompson leaving tha straight as o f Monday night. columns written all over the a 197/407 fo r the women area. I understand that Don Tonight Is Charity N igh t at country, by aome who attended (Ahem, old buddy! The Kids will te heading for California the Orlando-Hendnole Fronton the title game and others who and Wives beat you . . , what* tomorrow and once again it with tha entire proceed* of tha watched on television; there cha gonna blame It on now 7 points out the fact that theee evening being contributed to have been vicious letter* and Visiting civilians who am tem­ the Florida (Sheriffs A ■•-ela­ anonymous laic-ewniag tele­ That green ball you throwT) Don't worry, I'll coma up porarily attached to the N A S tion Boy* Ranch at Live Oak, phone calls to hia home; and with a dandyl Don’t worry! It era real assets to the commun­ and the Elks Lodge Harry there have teen Irritating ity. Don certainly fit Into that Anna Home fo r Crlpplod Chil­ glbea by people with whom he certainly can’t b# mel I’VE GOT IT! I ’VE GOT IT! eategory with a capital G for dren at Umatilla. cornea in dally contact. I t ’s those new pins, that’s Gentlemen. Good luck, Don. A fan In Columbia Falla, Well, wa were host te the what’s causing me all my Mont., wrote a Dallas column­ trouble. (And tha trouble I Central Florida Monthly Clas­ ist that his two youngstrrs waa having earlier, was be­ sics on Saturday night and I'd have slopped r ilin g the break­ te remiss if I didn’t single out cause o f those old pins!) fast food Huff endorsed be­ Only one thing wrong with k e g I e r a Del'alma, Meltser, cause of bow he played against that reasoning . . . too many and Pentecost! Taylor. You aee, out o f the entire Dot Johnson with a 186/911 high guinea have teen rolled Huff, who only a few years Sanford Association, t h * a a and Joan Adams with 170/486 ago was glamorised on tele­ even with new wood. In the Hparo Bibber* Lg, !,. were the only three who per- helped keep the Platters in the vision and In magasinra and lead In the P i n e c r e s t Inn newspapers as pro football's Moore blasted a 107 hi scratch ticlpated. Dave Tomberg shot a mag­ Bowling League. as Ed (Ten Gallon H a t) Con­ outstanding defensive player, nificent 1119 for four games. Other top scores were Bev­ feels that It's all a bum rap. ley won series with his 939. Marlyn Bailey o f Die Navy And In case you're wondering erly Krecek (Toppera), 170/ And the Giants tried to do Pali team was high In the aer­ about average, that'a a cool 436; Bello Sum mere (S trik ­ something Monday in hia be­ ies dept, with a 474 In the 225 per game. For It, Dave ers), 199/462; Gen* Lanitert half. N avy Wive* L g and Mary Sut­ pocketed 1100.00 first place (Strikers), 169/484; Christine They Invited newimrn to ton wa* real excited and money. Second thru fifth wee Barak (M arkettea), 161/306; drop Into tha dub's office for pleased after having rolled won by Ruddy Phelps (1049) LaVsrn Ward (N eedles), 169/ a film viewing o f tha Packers’ her first s a n c t i o n e d BIG |62.90| Joe Itohltallle (1029) 300, end Margie W a t e r s 16-7 victory over tha Giants 820.00; Joint Hardee (095) (Queen rina), 144/409. GAM E . . . 204. and to decide for themselves league standings are Plat­ whether Sam really did Tay­ And while we’re on the sub­ 822.00; end Hill Allen (088) ters 47-29, Toppera 44V4-8IV4, lor dirt. ject o f Navy, our thanks tu 817.00. That's what happened In the Strikers 42V4-33S4, Marksttea Captain Ware fo r being on And in Justice to Huff, those hand this past week to make A Division fo r tewlaro with 40-36, N e * d I a a 80-46 aad who watched the hour-long re­ the trophy present a liana. (Tha averages o f 176 and up. How­ Queen Pina 24-62. play o f the title game, re ­ only thing I didn’t understand ever, in the It Group (avgs. o f from hia remarks war* . , - 175 and under), Paul PramWhat la that thing railed golf? tech took first with a 1021 tV 6 w , * . W P d o 9 , n i » Must te a new kind o f game and 195.00 and second waa they’re trying to Introduce to won by Ben Heaton (989) 5:111.00. the public or somethin'.) At Del'alma took one o f the Trophies went most attrac­ tive and special thanks must Jackpots with hia 237 game be offered to League officer* and alto picked up an addi­ Bill Foster, P r e a i d a n t and tional 810.00 fo r high game Georgs King, Secretary fo r out of tha money. Lambeau, By Alan Mavof Gambling: Main NFL Meet Topic M IAM I BEACH (U P U - N a (tonal Foolball League club running aeveral play* In which owners open their annual win­ Sam waa involved, came away with this Impression: ter meeting here today with a Huff played no rougher than any o tter participant In this gama that had so much at stake for all concerned. He did not appear any rougher on Taylor than hia Green Bay counterpart, Ray Nltschke, waa In harrassiny Giants’ quarterback Y . A. Tittle. “ A lot of people around the country feel we played rough against Taylor,” Huff com­ mented. " I think we played hard, lough football, Just as they did against Ui. “ I don't want a reputation for playing dirty football," he continued. “ I wanted others to look at the game film. I f 1 played dirty, I want it known. But If I played clean, 1 want that known, too." two-phased Investigation into gambling allegations the unof­ ficial main topic. League Commissioner Pete Roselle made a brief, informal report to the owneri on pro­ gress of his own investigation Monday night on the eve of the formal sessions, but did not disclose what he had said. Word o f a second Investiga­ tion, apparently t o u c h i n g other sports aa well, came from Washington where Sen. John L. McClellan, D-Ark., chairman of a Senate Investi­ gating subcommittee, confirm­ ed he had sent a staff mem­ ber to San Francisco to “ check on reports" o f sports gambl­ ing. IS quick points lor W TRR in the first quarter. W TRR r o u t ­ ed to a 33-32 win over a firedup Strickland-Morrison team. Bill Schmidt was outstanding for lit: Ford men. am *•«— Day and Night Grill showed too much polish aa they de­ feated First Federal 33-27 In the final game o f the day. League standing! are San ford Electric 44), Standard Oil 3-1, Day and Night 3-1, W TR R 3-1, Sanford AtlanUc Bank 2-2, First Federal 1-3, Strlckland-Morrison 0-4 and Robson Sporting Goods 0-4. Cinci Tops Cage Ratings NEW Y O R K (U P I ) —Cin­ cinnati, which overcame Ra toughest non-conference hur­ dle In filinols last Saturday, today was tha unanimous choice for the sixth straight week o f the United Press In* ternationil board o f major college basketball roaches. The Bearcats, who beat Ill­ inois, 62-33, for their 33rd consecutive victory and 15th straight o f the season, thus remained the No. 1 choice of the 33-man U PI board far the ninth week in a row. Loyola 0/ Chicago, unbeat­ en in 18 games, held a tight PALM SPRINGS, Calif. rein on second place for the (U P I )—Touring golf proa In­ sixth straight week. cluding Jackie Burke, winner of the Lucky International at San Francisco Sunday, swarm­ ed over four golf courses In this desert playground today to get in a few practice licks for the lucrative Palm Springs Golf Classic. 719 x 14 The Classic, starling Wed­ 8M x 14 nesday and running through 899 S 14 Sunday for a marathon 90 CAVANAUGH teles, has total potential prise TIRP. SERVICE money of 9113,000, making It 1401 8. French A t *. one o f the richest events on F A 2-2263 Ihe tour. Pros Get In Practice Licks WHEN OTHERS ARE DONE... P H iiou n rs WARRANTY HAS 3 YEARS TO RUN! 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Cl CLU B SANFORD A ORLANDO BRASS M O TO RS SM East C— wriali flu fa r i I �^ Sanford Faced With Rail Traffic Tie-up; Cut Off From Rest Of U.S. « L O t '1' By L A R R Y VERS11EL 1 don’t know which shocked Sanford Pipeline Attorney Ken EDITORIAL COMMENT ™ McIntosh more . . . The shock­ ed look on his face when the city fathers turned down the company bid for the fuel line or when be looked at the clock and discovered make those he couldn’t • • • Memo to Sonny Reborn, A1 Wilson, Jim Crapps: Aw, come on! • • • The word is that the Sanford Pipeline Co. and N avy have asked for a rehearing on the City Commission Monday. - PLACED W AG END A C IT Y IT AT decision W IL L AG AIN ON BE TH E TH E NEXT COMMISSION MEET- ING. • Mayor Tom called on all the pipeline selvea heard • . • • McDonald today citizens favoring to make them. . . • • Memo to Tom : Our phone didn't stop ringing all after­ noon. • • • Nobody asked me but how come the Boosters want to push for a new stadium by the high school when we have one? . . . • • • £ ^ Memo to the Boosters: Why not push for a swimming poolT Bet we're the only community In the stale that has a multimillion dollar high school and no pool. • • • How come the Seminole Raceway hired an Orange County veterinarian Instead o f one from Seminole County T . . . Last time I looked, the raceway was located In this area. • • • Don’t forget the Mothers Polio March tomorrow. • • • The most unlikely place to find m e . . . Atlantic Coast T.in* Union hall. • • • I City putting into operation a new curb edger that will Im­ prove tha appearance o f city streets . . . will cut back grass overgrowing on the curb. • * * The second o f three confer­ ence days for parents of coun­ ty school kids will be held Friday. • • • t ’ ( E l} ? County Commission didn’ t bring up pay raise at Tues­ day's commission meeting. Guess it la dead unless John F . Kenn— oops. I mean Fitz­ patrick brings it up Friday at the legislative hearing. • • • Maybe Frito Lay was Following approval of the City Commission of right after all! Dec. 7, the company final­ Remember l a s t year ized the requirements es­ when the Frito Lay com­ tablished concerning com­ pany said they would not plete P R O T E C T I O N o f locate in Sanford. abutting landowners and A t that time, W . E. other citizens, detailed en­ Freeman, vice president o f gineering studies and sethe company said “ his com­ leted a site for the one mil­ pany was not confident fu ­ lion gallon storage tanks ture S a n f o r d officials urgently needed by the would be in a position to Navy. honor commitments made Pipeline officials acted by the present board.” in good faith from the out­ “ The Frito Lay Com­ s e t . . . and this community pany does not want to bur­ is “ shocked” by the deci­ den any community and in sion o f the commission that the opinion o f this com­ they do not intend to honor pany we would be more se­ that verbal a g r e e m e n t cure in Orlando.” made last December. Well, in this paper’s It has been established opinion, perhaps Frito Lay by communication from the was right in not locating N avy that “ substantial sav­ here. ings will accrue to the gov­ The other day three c o m m i s s i o n e r s backed ernment as a direct result o f the Naval A ir Station as down on their commit­ a permanent installation in ment. W hat is to stop them this community.” from doing this time and The pipeline company time again? intends to honor their con­ O f course we are talking about the City Commission tract fo r the transportation decision Monday night not o f JP-5 jet fuel to the Naval to honor a previous verbal A ir Station. agreement to allow the * L et us hope the city Sanford Pipeline Co., from commission will see fit to constructing a je t fuel line honor their agreement. from the lakefront to the Or, perhaps Frito Lay N aval A ir Station. was right after all. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Raborn Comments On 'No' Vote Opposition to the $300,000 t in acting as an elected o ffi­ fuel pipeline to the Naval Air 1cial representing the citizens Station w a i voted by M. L. |of Sanford I felt that it was Raborn Jr. in City Commit- In the best Interests of the ■ion meeting Monday because citizens of Sanford to deny the parent company desired the use o f the public owned use of city-owned right-of- rights of way to the com­ TTiey'Jl let bids on that D*- way, namely Mcllnnvltle Ave. pany. Bary Nursing Home in late While atating he favora a “ Aa I see it the only ques­ February . . . Capacity for pipellrc, Raborn said in a tion to be decided was 116 . . . prepared statement to The 'Should the City Commission, • • • Herald today that he voted aa the alecled representa­ Take a look at the corner of against establishment of tbe tives o f the citizens of San­ Park and Commercial. Bart utility simply beesuse the ford, grant to a private en­ Peterson really la doing a good company requested use of terprise, organized for profit, job helping to spruce up down­ city property. the exclusive right to use pub­ town , . . City Commissioner J. II. lic rights-of-way on which to • • • Crapps, who also denied the construct a business.' I did Work on Supervisor o f R eg­ pipeline right-of-way use, not feel that this should be istration Camilla D. Bruce’ s said today he will have a office in the courthouse will prepared atatement later to­ start aa soon as the new win­ day (or releaae Thursday. The dows are Installed . . . And third commissioner. Al Wil­ then cornea the paint Job. son, who completed the ma­ • • • jority in the denial, also Drainage plana still holding said he would have a pre­ up work on Bellmeade and pared atatement for releaae Adama Shopping Centers. Thursday. • • • Raborn’a atatement to The Stale Hep, Mack Cleveland Memo to Francis Rnumlllat Herald reads as follows: Jr.: Say. about that little ” 1 feel that It would be Jr. said be would Introduce theatre group? appropriate at this time to legislation Thursday setting • • • offer my reasons (or voting up Joint Senate-House com­ to conduct public First play coukJ be: Hfow against the proposed pipeline mittees to Win Friends and Influence as presented to the Sanford hearings on reapportionment People" or "D ays and Nights City Commission on Jsn. 28 throughout the atale. in an Atlantic Coast Line Cleveland, in an effort to “ Tbe N avy i ( Sanford’s Union Hall” or ” 1 Waa A City most valued and valuable in­ forestall any "d o nothing spe­ Commissioner.” dustry and every citizen cial session,” said the com­ 9 0 0 should be interested in pro­ mittee could get the opinion Nobody asked me but Joe moting the permanency of of persona, particularly in Raker proved he deserved the NAS Sanford. The Navy's large counties, as to what Jaycee DSA awardMonday slated position of being in­ would be a fa ir apportion­ terested In Increasing the e f­ ment. night. * • • Meanwhile the House went ficiency and reducing the ope­ Believe it or not but the head rating cost of the station is to work todsy on a plan to horseman at the new raceway aa it should be. As ciUzens increase its membership from la named ,-Cal Coolidgt." He and ta x p o e rs we should want N Id 110 while a move got underway in the Senate to even looks like the late Prea- ll no other way. “ Aa a businessman doing adjourn the two-day old spe­ ident. • • • business with both the eivi- cial session Thursday to avoid Did you know there was Han population and with the another money-wasting stale­ • bomb icare at Seminole Navy it would have been mate. The House art an afternoon High School yesterday . . much easier to have approv­ ed the application of tha session (or action on any of Notice those fire trucke Pipeline Company. However, several bills that m adi their ll VOL. 58 United I'nws Leascif\Viro postponed aneertalnty because when NO. 638^ of the Uie pre­ sent special aesslon of the legislature wilt be conclud­ ed, State Rep. Mack Cleve. land Jr. telephoned The Herald from Tallahassee early Uil* afternoon. Cleveland aald he confer­ red with State Sen. Bernard Parrish and State Rep. Joe Davis and it waa agreed the hearing should be postponed until tome future date. However, the delegation requested tbe various com­ missions, municipalities and others interested In propos­ ed legislation proceed to advertise aa required by law and all prepare their drarts for the delegation as soon aa possible. “ We will reschedule the healing,” Cleveland aald, “ at soon as possible, when we can leave Tallahassee after this special session and return home.” Dimes March Broil Slated A Hamburger Broil for the benefit nf the March of Dime* wilt be held on tha Elks Club grounds from 5:3<> to 7 30 p. m. today. Carry out service will bo available through the court­ esy of Duke'a Delivery Service for the giant burgers which eon* 1st* of a quarter of a pound of ground beef, complele with baked beans, po­ tato aalad, assorted relishes and coffee. U tile Kenny Vorronk, the Florida Poster boy for the March o l Dimes, will be pre­ sent at the event, Mra. J. It. Hoolehan Jr. ami Mr*. Patri­ cia Rsnsbottom, rhalrmen of the event laid today. Urged By Cleveland Page 0 Bridge ...... Page S-A Classified . _ Ccmics Page 2-A Dear Abby . ___ Page 9 Editorial ...... . .. Page I-A Entertainment m. Pege D Legal* Fag* 2A-3A-9-10 Pussle . .... Page g-A S o c ie t y ------- . . . Paga • Fag* a SporU ,.«, - SAN TO ltP. FLO RID A sche­ Gray Ladies Classes Set Herald Index W EIL. J A N U A R Y 30, 1003 M>"n Q rjve On To Save Shad; LegtslaUve bearing Apportion Hearings x Established 1908 duled for Friday bat been done. “ However, if suitable ar­ rangements can be made by the pipeline company to con­ struct tlw pipeline on private property to the lakefront Classes for Cray Ladies m area, this would be another Seminole County schools will matter. open at B:W a m. Thursday “ A t previously planned by at the county health depart­ the pipeline company, it ment. John S. Gibson, Am er­ would be necessary to con­ ican Red Cross area field rep­ struct storage and pumping resentative, will lie the in­ facilities at the lakefront deep water docking area and structor. The volunteer program is I would be In favor of grant­ open In all mother* of school ing the pipeline company per­ children. It w i l l Include mission tu cross the lakecourses In orientation to Ited front area to the storage and Cross, introduction to the Gray pumping area.” Lady aervice, a 10-hour first aid course, rare of the sirk and injured, school Job orien­ tation. health record keeping, reporting procedures and le­ gal implications in caring for children. This Red Crosa aervice to the schools has received the support of It. T. Milwee, school appearance today, including superintendent; Dr. Frank two 38-district measures to re ­ Leone, health department di­ align the Senate, similar to a rector, and Hugh Carlton, bill killed In the Senate Tues­ Sanfurd Junior High School principal, the first school to day. 'Hie Senate, serving notice request the service, “ Gray Ladies" serve in the it will take no further action until the house has disposed cspsrlty of practical nurses o f the controversial 42-Sen­ for tl»e care of sick or injured ator bill which cleared the students during school boura. upper chamber yesterday, met only long enough to ad­ journ until 1 p m. tomorrow. lir n tllt W E A TH E R : Clear ami warm throiiffh Thursday. High todny, 70-75. l,ow tonight, 00-65. weight • lifting classes. t» Maybe Frito Lay W as Right In Not Coming To Sanford RuttincHH School Registration it still going on at the Seminole County Business School, .Mrs. Penrote Love, principal, ampbaiizrd today. Students mutt en­ roll this week for beginning shorthand, but may enter any of tbe other classes at any time, the said. H ie school offer* IT courses, under the supervision of the county school system, and tbe only charge is for books and mater lain. New Canal Route Ask A uiie-meii campaign to save the area's shml fishing sport and industry although still favoring support o f a San­ ford-East Coast ranul ha* been Inunched by S. II. (Jim ) Crowe, Crowe, operator o f a fishing ramp on the St, Johns River east o f Sanford on Highway 4d, appeared before the Coun­ ty Commission Tuesday to de­ fend what he termed "the $31) million shad fishing industry*." He declared that commercial fishermen and sport* fishing rump* derive a thrre-qunrtrr million dollar annual income from thud fishing in this area. Crowe proposes an alternate right-of-way for the canat, aa opposed to a new t h o u g h t broached by the St, Johns-lndiun River Navigating Com­ mittee. The committee Is supporting an 11-mile canal from Lake llam ey to the headquarters o f the Indian River. Crowe pro­ poses a MS-milu canal direct from Sanford to the Titusville area, by-passing the Kt. John* River. Crowe's argument fa r a d i­ rect ranul is that tu dredge the winding St, Johns River will disturb the shad spawn­ ing bed* and ultimately kill o ff the fish. Cruwe, who has fought and argued for many year* to save the shad Industry, cites the following letter from tha Bur­ eau a j Sport Fisheries and W ildlife, It, S. Department of Interior, addressed last July ‘J to the U. S. Arm y Curpe of Engineere: "Th e Lake Monroe • Lake Harney section is the principal spawning area o f the A m eri­ can and Hickory shad in the St. Johns River. These anadrnmous species migrate up­ stream annually to this reach uf the river where they spawn over shoals, (Crowe ronlrnds a fish Udder ha* not yet been eon-* triced to suerred with shad, lie claims that In Connecti­ cut shad hate lu tie lifted by basket over a dam. Thry w ilf not rllmb a ladder.) “ In the reach to lie dredged, sport fishermen expend an approximate $0,000 fisher Tax Classes Slated Here Income tux classes will again he conducted this year for the aid of regular tatpayer* wlxi must Itemize de­ ductions and fill out the long form, Roger Harris, instruc­ tor said today. H ie rlassrt will begin Thursday at 7 p. m. at Semi­ nole High School, and will run (or three hour* on three consecutive Thursday*. "Th e demand for this ser­ vice hat been great, since Die successful classes were held last year,” Harris tsld. Tlw instruction is given un­ der tbe supervision of liie Seminole County Adult Educa. lion Department. Choralierfl mail-days annually f i s h i n g from boat and shore for shad end other species. Downstream from the spawning area, com­ mercial fishermen harvested nlxjut 650,000 pounds o f shad in 1068. "Dam age* to shad spawning success and ultimately to the fishery ere expected to result from the dredging hut the ac­ tual extent is difficult to pre­ dict. This effect could range front moderate to extensive damage and would he known only after the dredging wai accomplished. K e m o v a 1 of shallow sand bar* and alter­ ations o f currents in the area could both produce damaging effects. “ The project reach also sup­ ports valuable sport fisheries for other species, especially blueglll and largemnuth bass. Dredging will adversely affect the fishery fur these species to some degree through dis­ turbance end destruction uf habitat." ACL Awaits Move On Injunction Sanford along with all of Florida was faced at noon today with live possibility- of bring divorced in rail traffiee from the rest of Die Ba­ llon, . Ttie possible rupture In rail traffic hinged on action In Jacksonville resulting from era! Mediation Board set Urn meeting at 2:30 p. m. F KC Atlantic Coast Line officials, Vice President Ray W. Wy* however, held out two glim­ ckoff and Jack lladtey, chair­ mers of hope Unit rail ser­ man o( a committee repre­ vice will continue into the senting the striker** were to head the delegations. Sanford area. the wcek^ild strike c f Florida Eaat Coast union memliert. Federal Judge William A. McRae Jr., at Jacksonville, was quoted today by UPI that he would grant an in­ junction asked by FEC com­ pelling Die Jacksonville T er­ minal Company to take hack 2.IXK) Idle freight ear* being JACKSON, Mis*. (U P I) — rented l « EEC at a cost of NEW YO R K (U P P - The $8,400 per day, James H Meredith Mid to­ Coast Guard reported that • day lie has decided to return UPI reported this would tie to the Unlvcnity of Mississ­ Navy plane with t4 persons up the Jacksonville terminal alaiard apparently crashed to­ and halt all rail traffic into ippi for |lie spring semester. day In the Atlantic about ISO Florida la-rauso FEC strikeThe 20-year-old Negro, miles southeast of New York. cr* would plrket Die termin­ whose entrance Into the uniA spokesman said that a al and this picket line would vrrsily lost fat] was greet­ search plane had sighted two lie honored by union mem* ed by rioting which left twx> life rails and a dye marker. Iwr* of Die other three rail­ dead ami hundred* injured, The t)wkrsmun said the pilot roads o|K-rating through Jack­ made 1:1* announcement at 8 of the search plane did not sonville, new* conference here. indlral'* whether there were “ Many Ihingi have taken W. S Baker, ACL vice pres­ survivors. ident for labor relations at place in recent months and The cutter Absrcon and a Jacksonville, told The Her­ 1 tee signs that give mo hope nuinla*r of N avy vessel* were ald by telephone [list should l!lal I able to go tu speeding to the scene. Judge McRae grant the in1,1 M u r '' under The plane, a PSA Orion, left Junction against tlic terminal adequate, if not ideal, conthe naval air station at Patux­ company ACL and other rail-1 sMioni,” .Meredith aald. ent n iter, Md., on a routine roads would ask for a second *6* decision came a few flight at 7:34 p.in. Tuesday restraining order enjoining day* alter he had complet and was last heard frutu at FEC pickets from closing the ed his academic work for hi* first semester of study at thu 2:48 a ni. when R gave It Jacksonville terminal UPI al Jacksonville told previous all-white university. position as 160 miles southeast of New York. Herald by telephone that -------------------Juc'.c McRae's office report- M o t h e r M a r c h ed lie would announce bis decision at mam. Second glimmer of Imp,- fir continued rail service in the Sanford area was offered by “ N esr'v '.VK> Sanford moth­ local ALT. officials, who said ers will t ill* to the road Douglas Stenxlrom, Sinford ACL trains could in- detour­ Tbur t l i y in the biff filial attorney, will lie moderator ed heir through llig'i Springs wind-mi campaign o f this of a two-day panel discussion and the "P e rry cut-off" at year's Dime* Privo in the an­ concerning development of a Monlicrllo. nual Mother's Starch," Mr*. In fact, local AC L officials regional plan for East Cen­ Robert Zitt rower, chairman tral Florida Thursday and indicated there would tic no Friday at Uic San Juan Hotel, interruption of train service annuutired today, Citizen* 0f the city are ask­ Orlando. here but “ there might be ed to turn on their porch Representatives o f >6 state tunic delay." As Die FEC strike moved light c-r make som* kind o f agencies, five institutions of higlicr learning and of Semi­ into ils second week today, identification, an that tnarrhnole, Brevard, Indian River, the first fuco-lu fact- meet­ era may cull on them fo r their Orange, Osceola and Volusia ings between labor and man­ contribution*. “ Mother* will begin tn make Counties will discusi long- agement were scheduled in range development plans be­ St. Augustine, Die result of the round* at 7 p.in. Thursday fore a panel o l members of efforts hy stale and federal continuing until 0 p.in., under Die leadership o f 22 area rapDie East Centra] Florida Re­ mediators. gional Planning Council. James Hularcn, of the Fed- tains,'* -Mrs. Zittrower sshL Navy Plane Down; 14 Aboard Regional Panel Discussion Set Meredith Going Back To Ole Miss For Dimes Thursday Night Sports B anquet Set Winter “ Booster* are to bring cov­ honoring ered dishes of vegetables, Seminole High School football salads, or desserts,” he said. “ Meat, potatoes, rolls and and basketball players and beverages will be furnished cheerleaders, of both the by the club. varsity and Junior varsity “ This la not an awards squads will be held In the banquet,” MacGIllU emphas­ SH5 cafeteria i t 6:30 p, m. ized. " I t is an appreciation Thursday, D. 11. UacUlllls, banquet, and a Spring Sports president o f tbe Booster Club banquet will be held later (or tion, "Meet Me at the Fair." reminded today. member* nf tha track, golf, Members of Die Choraliert of the Seminole High School Glee Club will present a pro­ gram o f popular musical numbers for the benefit of guests at the M ayfair Inn, tonight, Mrs. OUle Reese Whittle baa announced. Many of the numbers will be those seen In tbe recent presenta­ Presently t h e navigating committee is awaiting an en­ gineering report on the feas­ ibility o f Die It-m ile route. Following that report the committee will call a meeting of county rommlsslonerm o f Seminole, O r a n g e , Brevard and Volusia Counties to ask their support. Crowa Tuesday asked Seminole County com­ missioners to o p p o s e the dredging o f tha St. John* River in favor o f a direct canal. H ie Sports first annual Banquet, swimming and baseball teams. “ Following the banquet, there will be a special meet­ ing of the general member­ ship of the Booster's Club to discuss the question o f build­ ing a sport* stadium at tha high •chool,*' MarGlUis aald. Tbe general meeting will be held In the auditorium, about I p. to. ) �C l)t •I mi O ettforb Page 2— Wed. Jen. 30, *63 W rralli County Honors Herndon tor— I worked with Mr. Herndon from 1047 until his retirement in 1959 and always found him congenial and willing to help any time. My association with him was moat pleusant and agreeable. His panning will be very keenly felt by myself and others who were associated with him. Sheriff J. L. Hobby— Mr. Hemdun was the life o f the courthouse dur­ ing my years o f association with him. He was always jolly and jovial and greeted everyone with a smile. Mrs. Mary Earle Walker, county tax assessor— Everyone liked Mr. Huru- A memorial resolution in Hie passing o f 0. P. Herndon, long-time clerk o f the Circuit Court and o f the County Commission, was approved unanimously by tho County Commis­ sion in regular session Tuesday. The resolution, moved by John Fitzpatrick, was to Isa drafted by Coun­ ty Attorney Harold Johnson and was ordered spread on the minutes o f Tues­ day's meeting. Also voicing sympathy Tuesday in the death o f Mr. Herndon were: John Galloway, county tax collec- don. He certainly knew bin business and wan a friend o f all the people o f Seminole County. ] was associated with him for a number o f years and he ulwuyn wan helpful. Arthu“ II. Dcrkwith Jr., Circuit Court clerk— Mr. Herndon'n death came us a shock to me and to each o f the stuff o f the clerk's office. His,contribu­ tions to the progress o f Seminole Coun­ ty will long be remembered. He was a Rood public servant, giving more than 30 of his productive years to the wel­ fare o f the county he loved. He will be missed. ir it if Committees Named By County Board Only two chingea were made on county board* and commltteta by the County Comminion Tuesday. William Bush, counly engi­ neer, w a i added to the water control and coniervallon comnilttca, and Richard Hanks replaced Charles A. Walea on the board or adjustment. The board voted 3-1 against Jama* P. Avery Jr.'a motion to increaie the county Insur­ ance committee from three to five member*. Following la the lilt o f com­ mittee and board member*: Board o f trustees of Sem­ inole County Law Library — Mack N. Cleveland Jr., Ken­ neth W. Mclnloih, Joieph Muraako, ’ V aisar B. Carlton and Volte A. WUiiami Jr. County Insurance committee — Robert E. Kerna, Clifford McKlbbln and Robert J. Crum­ ley. Board of plumbing Manilaera—E. C. Harper Sr., C. T. Rabun, George Bowser, Don Young and Sidney Vlhlen. Water control and conaervatlon committee— Harold Kaitte r , M. L. Cullum, W. E. Knowles, C. 8. Lee, A. S. Mer­ rill, R. S. 81-9wo. llom er Os­ born* and WUUam Bush. Board of adjustment—J. H. L ee Jr., William Halback, Richard Ilanka, flat Colbert and W. H. Martin. Cooing board-^Jeorga Bobrow, A. K. Shoemaker Jr., Raymond Ball, Robert J. Crumley and Andrew Stanko. Board o f medical cxamln era—Dr. E. W. Stoner, Dr. W. Vincent Roberta and Dr. Loon ard Munson. (Reappointed un til Best commission meeting pending recommendation by n o d ica l association.) Fire Mtnmlsiionara — Ralph Able, Ralph Schwelckcrt, Rich ard Ivera, Joseph Smathara and Jimmy Reaves. Board o f adjuatment appeals — Hat Harris and R. E. Par via, one year; Leltoy Robb nod Paul Campbell, two years, and William Bush, three year*. Helen Meisch Dies Suddenly Mr*. Helen Metich, 63, of 8683 Cllftoe A v*., Jacksonvllle, died auddenly Tue*day. Mra. Mclich w ai the widow o f the late Prank Mclich, prominent Sanford grower, who died la Feb. 1939. Mr*. Mclich w ai a former resident of Sanford, having made her home here since 1914, except for the la it five y ea n , when ilia went to live with her daughter In JackaooviUe. Sb* wa* • member of Chriit the King Catholic Church in Jacksonville and w ai affiliated with All Souli Catholic Church here. She wea a member of the Cath­ olic W om en'! Club of San­ ford. Survivor* include a daugh­ ter, Mra. L. S. Harlifield of Jacksonville; a eon, Frank S. Mclwh. Jackionvllle; a •liter M fj. John Ludwig of Sgnford; lit grandchildren and teveral nelcei and aepbewf. Gramkow Funeral Home li in charge o f aervlcci which are incomplete at |hla time. i til lb Grand Design OSLO (U P I — An Olio news­ paper aald today French Pres­ ident Charlei tie Gaulle baa offered Soviet Prem ier Nikita Khrushchev • “ grind design" dee) including American mill/ fary withdrawal from Europe 4 in exchange lor dcmilllarlta» ljua o f the Soviet satellites. As Plane Burns Over Kansas City KANSAS C ITY, Mo. <UPI)— A Continental Airlines Vis­ count crashed and exploded in flames Tuesday night while attempting to downtown land municipal at the airport. All five paiteoger* and crew­ members were killed. The crash was the first fatal accident involving a commer­ cial airliner in the history of JZ- i ^ F IF T Y LONGWOOD FIREM EN and their wives attended a dinner held lost Friday night ut the conclusion o f the week's Fire College in honor o f Instructor Elnto Cox. Chief Claude Layo, pictured with the above group at the far left, either by accident or plan seems to have wound up ut the choice location— just look ut all those luscious cukes. (Herald Photo) Soviet-Red China Unity Disrupted — tome comfort from this fall- rier task forces or Thor or Dcfenae Secretary Robert S. Ing out between the Coinmun- Jupiter Intermediate range ballistic missiles." McNamara told Congress to­ 1st giants," he said, “ the McNamara said President day Uiere w ai increasing evi­ world situation remain* perl* Kennedy’s recommended 333.7 dence that the Communist loui, never! he le u .” billion defense budget would unity o f Russia and Red McNamara made the as* strengthen U. S. preparedness China had been “ fractured— seunient In hi* annual report even more while Russia and perhaps Irreparably." to the Home Armed Service* Red China "struggle for pow­ “ Although w e may draw Committee on the slalui of er in the Communist cam p." U. S. military power. He pre­ He declared that “ tha dassented the in -page summary (ruction of freedom and free at a closed seaihm. A cen­ nations is still the ultimate sored version was made pub­ objective" of both Commun­ lic by the committee. ist power*, although "each ii The defense secretary as­ seeking to attain the objec­ sured the lawmakers the tive In ita own way, and So United States was "fu lly capture the spoils for itself," Funeral services for Mrs. capable" of destroying key McNamara said Uie Soviet Mattie F. Poole, 60, who died Soviet targets "even after Union cootinued to be the Tuesday at a local nursing absorbing an initial surprise major threat, especially in home, will he held at 10 a. attack." Europe. Rut o f the two Red m. Thursday at Brlaann Fun­ He said Utls country had giants, he added, China was eral Home with Rev. Fred about 030 bomber* on IS min- "by far the more belligerent D. Chance officiating. Uurlal uto ground alert and mure and Hie more reckless, end will be In Thomasvllle, Ga., than zoo Alla*, Titan and then-fore very dangerous ta on Friday. Minutenun missiles on laun­ Uie peace of the world." He Born In HawklniviUe. Ga., chers along with 144 Polaris pointed to I lie Chinese Com­ Jan. 7. 1(173, Mrs. Poole was mlssllea in submarines ready munist invasion of India as a resident of DeLand for 31 to retaliate. a prime example. year* before moving to San­ "Allowing for losses from ford in 1838. She was a an initial enemy attack ami NEW M ANAGEM ENT member of the First Baptist attrition en route to target," Church of DeLand and of he aald, "w e calculate that the Stonewall Jackson chapt­ our forces today could atlll FE A T U ItlN U er of the UDC of DeLand. destroy the Soviet Union with­ M EL M UR RAY Survivor* are four daught­ out any help from the deploy­ P IA N O COM EDIAN ers, Mrs. John E. Fox and ed tactical air unlti or carMrs. W. A. Parry o f Sanford, Mrs. Robert Bstfe of West Palm Reach and Mra. Fran­ ces Taylor of Ft. Lauderdale; two suns, Fort H. Poole of Sanford and Julian L. Poole ol Merritt Island; a lister, Mrs. W. L. Harrell o f Abblovlllc, Ga. and 11 grand children and 20 great grand­ children. WASHINGTON (U P 1 ) Poole Service Set Thursday the airport and of Continental. An earlier Continental crash, which killed 43 persons, was blamed on a bomb. The t l . l million, four-engine Viscount crashed into a dike on the south side of the air­ port, near the partially froieo Junction o f the Missouri and Kaw rivers. Witnesses aald the plane, which can carry 59 passengers, broke Into piece* and hurst Into flame*. The wreckage burned for almoit one hour. H ie bodiea o f the victim*, all but three found inside the wreckage, were taken to an airport hangar. R. 0. Ziegler, assistant chief o f the air traffic divis­ ion at tha airport, said the pitot apparently overshot Hie 7,000-foot runway and was pulling up for a second at­ tempt w|ien he hit the 30-foothigh dike well. Ziegler a a l d the plane, Flight 190 from Midland, Tex., to Kaniaa City with Intermed­ iate stops In Texas end Okla­ homa, w ai on schedule and w ai due to land at 10:5« p.tn. Tha crash occurred six min­ utes earlier. Cold Spell Near End In California 100 100 Extra Plaid Stamps With th*ic oupon and purchea* of 33.00 l i f t or more. m I ny United Press International Heavy rains poured in from the Pacific today, bringing re lief to California’s parched valleys and signalling an end to the destructive cold spelt which nearly paralyzed the nation for weeks. The West C o a s t rains brought a welcome end lo Cal i/brnla’s 42-day drought. Point Plcdraw Blancas, Calif., re­ ceived more than one inch ot rain early today and other w e a t h e r atattoni reported more than a half-inch. Snow fell inland from the coast. The Rocky Mountain slate* and (he Great Plains were the only areas where cold weather lingered. Bozeman, Mont., re­ ported 21 degree* below zero early today. Sub zero readings were common across the plain* to Minnesota, where Minneapolis reported an early morning low of 13 below. A thick fog halted chipping in cast Texas. Ships were un ship to leave port nt Beaumont and Victoria. Trlvate airplane* were grounded at Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston and San An­ tonio but commercial flight* continued. Freezing rain and drizzle fell from the Ohio Valley north­ ward. Glaze and hazardous driving warnings were posted for znoit or eastern Missouri and soul hern Illinois during the night Steel Earnings 'Way Down' NEW YO R K (U P D - T h e U. S. Steel Corp. hai reported Its net earnings were the lowed In a decade In 1IM2, the year President Kennedy forced the big steel firms to hold the Tins on prices. But U. S. Steel also an­ nounced Tuesday that fourth quarter profit! were high enough to cover dividend re­ quirements. NO W 18 T H E T IM E TO P L A N T Redeemable only at A R P Store* giving plaid Stamp* in Florida. 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The Junior Seminoles coast­ ed to an eaay 70-31 victory and on tha B squad contest. Oviedo Romps Over Hapless Monlverde ■It was cream all peaches for the Oviedo Lloni Tueiday night et they happily breezed to an easy 78-44 vic­ tory over Monlverde—picking up their ninth win In 18 Marta. Oviedo opened up with a quick tl-IO lead In the first period and that about told the story of the game. At the half, the Lions led, 40-21. Jim Courier, Jimmy DaShato and Mike Teiin ik y — each scored IS points for Urn Victors. Tech 'Cool' Under Pressure A T LA N T A (U P I) - Sixthranked Georgia Tech has earn­ ed the reputation this winter of being one of the coolest teams In the nation in do-or-dle situations. Surprisingly, three teen-age sophomores h a v e been largely responsible for this reputation. The sagea say that when the chips are down, It’s ex­ perience that counla. Rut you couldn’t prove it by the Engi­ neers. Georgia T e c h , presently boasting a 13-1 record end LOS AN G E LE S (U I’I ) — leading the Southeastern Con­ Lea Richter, who was worth ference, has been Involved In aa entire team to the L o t An­ 10 games this season which geles Rems, retired officially were decided by five or less as a player Tueaday end also points — including two over­ announced he would not re­ time encounters and one dou­ ble overtime. turn as a defensive coach. It won Uicm ell. Confirmation that hia play­ ing days had finished with the close o f the 1842 ecaaon after nine years with the Rama was no surprise — but everyone •specially head coach Harland United Prrse International fivare, figured Richter would Basketball has a winning remain as an assistant coach. tradition at Duke Untvcnity, Ho doubled in that Job the f i ­ but there’s Mill plenty i t ne! six games o f last aeaeon. reason to buss about the cur­ "M y w ife and I tried to de­ rent edition on the Durham, cide whether we wished me to N. C., campus. pursue a career in football as Although Duke has had on­ a coach, or go Into business," ly ono losing champaign eald Richter, now 82 years old. since 1028, the Blue Devils "A fte r three long weeka o f seem ready to present tbeir adding up the plus and minus faithful with their best showcolumns we decided the as­ tog In over two decades. pects o f the business world Doing the most to make were more to our liking." this possible Is the terrific tandem of Art lleyman ami Jeff Mulling*, both tcgiltmete contendere for AllAmerlce honors. They came through with another typical NEW YO RK <UH> — Son­ performance Tuesday night ny Liston was scheduled to with a total o f 44 points to gel hia | U ,000 today. lead Duke to an R8-70 victory U. S. A lly. Robert Arum over South Carolina. confirmed that hia office bad •greed to release $85,000 o f Sonny's fight money today to FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. Sonny's advisor, Jack Niton. ( U I 'I I —A solid gold, diamondA t the same time, $75,000 studded belt buckle presented more o f Sonny's money wee to fornirr lightweight boxing to be given to president Tom Rolan of Championship Sports, champ Benny Leonard In 1821 was stolen from a restaurant Inc. <CSI), to be ptorcd in escrow—with Sonny's consent, safe Tuetdey. The buckle was mode for promoter Tex Rick­ of course. ard by Ring Record Book publisher Nat Fleischer, who said that the only other buckle M IN N E A P O L IS (U P I ) — like it is owned by Jack Demp­ Halfback Rub Reed, former sey, Richter Calls 'It Quits' Duke Making Good Showing Sonny To Get Loot Today Buckle Stolen Sign Reed University o f Mississippi star, has been signed to a 1048 con­ tract by the Minnesota V ik­ ings o f the National Football League. Reed was sidelined last season after suffering a chest Injury in a game with the 1/oe Ancgvlee Haras. Knee Injury ST. LOUIS (U P I) — BUI Bridges o f the St. Louis Hawks will be out o f action until a thorough examination is made of « n injured right kuec. JOMMfffOMA srtm x i TMO Op 7#S 0.9. J‘fOQ r'*PACM m NFL Considering 'Exhibition' Doubleheader M IA M I B EACH (U P I) — The National Football Leairta kept its scandal Investigations to Itself today and turned to making pro football tha na­ tional aport with a blue rib­ bon sendoff next season. Being considered by N F L owners at their annual winter meeting here, but probably not up fo r a formal vote until Thursday, was an exhibition doublcheader at Cleveland that would match four o f the lea­ gue* best team*. Flore proposed rule ehtngee and other routine matters were on the agenda for to­ day'* aecond round o f meet­ ings In the three-day gather­ ing o f N F L owners. League Commissioner Tetc Roselle officially put th* lid. on more talk o f gambling in­ vestigations when he said Tueaday that nothing criminal hnd been proved so far and JOAN that “ our Investigation will *0 9 / 9 6 * not be discussed any further . during thle meeting." Ho admitted, however, that 9 ?A P A T 7 # A T / / £ l6 ftr th* league la "cooperating" o n Barren. Me9 oa r ros/iP with the Senate Investigating t ek subcommittee o f Sen. John L. W tn / IM A T f/Y £ STAA/<SHr. McClellan, D-Ark., In an in­ vestigation o f possible gam­ bling influences in tha sport. Bui Roselle hae promised to stay silent on any results un­ til the continuing investiga­ tions are finished. The brightest spot In the meetings Tuesday were the reports on attendance, which has set a new record four o f Ruby Keeler has scored To date no greyhound has the past five years, and on come up with four flrets et once in Grade B and twice television viewing o f pro balL In A events. Circus City the Sanford-Oriendo Kennel Rinch Kennel’s Mystery Club tills aeasoo but four Tam er has posted wins in C, of them will be trying to ac­ B and A, all over the Hthscomplish that feet in to­ mile distance, while Lou Ha­ night's ninth race, the big voc, owned by Darold Robert­ midweek feature. son, has triumphed over the The three-time winners in S/lOUis-mllo course In grsdes P A L M SPRINGS, C a l i f . tills top attraction ere Denny C, B anti A ( U P I ) — Arnold Palmer opens Mac, Ruby Keeler, Mystery defense o f Uie first o f hie Tam er and Lou Havoc. If eight 1002 crowns today when Denny Mac should win to­ play gets under way in the night it will be the fourth Palm Springs Gulf Classic— straight mein event victory where $1 IB,000 la up fo r the for thle sensational pup who proa to take pot-ahota at. will not be two-years-old un­ The champion is the favor­ til next month. Ocoee rallied in tha final ite, but there fa a lot o f senti­ The big 75-pound brindle, period to nip Lyman 42-38 In ment, too, for other mem Ik re and Ids kennelmete, Ruby basketball action T u e a d a y o f golf's "big fiv e " — Jack Keeler, both belong to T. J. Nlcklaue, Gary Player, Billy night. Daniel, owner of the track's After three periods of play, Casper and Gene Littlur. winningest kennel. Between Lyman held a slim 30-28 lead Between them they hold them they have contributed but the Ocoee cagcra sneaked every major g o lf title In the six firsts to Daniel'e total ahead with two remaining and world and they have won three of 23 through Monday night. sliook off a last desperate o f the first four tournament* press by the Greyhounds. this year. Palmer has won one Donnie Smith and Jim Shus­ title this year, the L ot An­ ter each scored ten points for geles Open. the Lynian five. The only one that eluded them was the Lucky Interna­ tional Inst week at Han Fran­ cisco, where Jackie B u r k e NEW HAVEN. Conn. (U P I) sneaked in as the winner. Cas­ — Yale University officials per won at I ’ebble Beach, rosy need "tw o or three In the Sunday Night Mr. and Player at San Diego. weeks" to canvass the "great Mrs. Bowling League It was " I t was a case o f life begin­ number" o f applicants for the Ed Kurgan's 191 game lead­ ning at 40 for me,' said Burke vacant post of head football ing the way, with Bob Gullihe prepared to tee o ff to­ coach. rle'a 180-544 close on his heels. day with hie three amateurs. Charley Loftus, the unlvcrIn the consecutive strike de­ H1 struck a blow fo r th* mid­ slty'a publicity director, said partment Marion Rankin hit dle-aged crowd." "the telegrams poured In all four in a row. Turkeys were d a y " Tueaday from peraona In­ frequent ns .Madge Williams terested in aucceedlng de­ hit It twice. Also, Dave Old­ parted Jordan Ollvar. ham, Ed Kargan and Bob MIAMI BEACH (U PI) world champion Guthrie rolled up the triple. Slx-tlme Sugar Ray Robinson take* to the come back trail again to­ ALB AN Y, N. Y . (U P I) night against N ew Orleans' NEW YO R K (U P I )—Maury Governor Rockefeller today Ralph Dupas—18 years hia proposed to increase state Wills o f Use Los Angeles Dodg­ Junior. ers was presented tha Van revenue from harness tracks by $8 million by extending the Hcusen Outstanding Achieve­ racing sea ion and Increasing ment Award fur 1002 Tuesday to 10 the number of nightly fur hli feat In stealing 104 races. bases. AW m/olL ■my to ooT-ofisrr W99/A9 VALt*y BRUMEL OPeNBO CAMPAW* ' A T-foortetPi Bnanei^ w 9 * * 4 Greyhounds Seek Big 4 ' A t S0KC Palmer Top Classic Choice Ocoee Rally Stops Lyman Yale Needs 2-3 Weeks To Name Coach Kargons Pace Mr., Mrs. Loop Comeback Revenue Boost Award For Wills La k e Monroe T a k e s O ver Lead Last week's position night defeat to an inspired Engle's through with a 173 triplicate i red to the West Coast by hts matches in tha City League five-some. Lad by George score. Don la being transfer-1 company. resulted in a new leader tak­ "Hot-streak" Swann's 845/433 ing over top spot in the stand­ game and scrica, Engle’s took ings. Lake M unroe Inn, by virtue i l l four points from the "Ham o l a clean sweep over Jel on Rye-ara." Estridge and Lancs, Jumped into first place F o r g u a o n contributed 300 games, 211 and 801, while two points ahead of tha Brumfield rolled « 218 for leaders. * Lifetim e Unconditional Road Although tha flrM game was Sweeney's. Team No. 4 took the meas­ Haxard Warranty. fairly dose, there was Utile Jet Laoaa could do to contain ure o f Sanford Mfg. Co. by a F R E E : Periodic F R E E : Tire Rotation the oo-nuhing Inn-Men, as 8-1 score aa Smith led with • Inspection 585 series, includlni two 300 they piled up their acmes to F R E E : Front End FR E E : Flat Tire tound the include three boo series. De- lam es. B ridies Check Repair Palma, Uhr and Pentecost Bit range in hia last game to help found the range with 234/618, salvage one point for Sanford Budget Terms - No Carrying Charge 231/004 and 844/408 respec­ with t fine I 8i slagla. Don Thompson, rolling In league tively. DorsdorTa 223 was high TIRE SPECIALIST SINCE 1938 single for tha losers, but Spol- play for the laM time, tam o Why Y O U Veeck Is 'Shut Out' WASHINGTON ( U P I ) —B ill. Lem on-partners in a Wash- stockholders bought the club bert H. Levi, George A. Gar­ rett, George Y . Wheeler, and Ington brokerage firm —and franchise two years ago for Mrs. Katherine Graham. baseball, has been shut out George Bunker turned out to $1 million. American League and Sen­ Tw o of the original stock­ ators front office official* in his latest bid to return to be the shareholders with the holders—Mrs. Agnes E. Mey­ were reported happy with the Dm major leagues by buying money. They said they bad pur­ er, widow of Washington Post three new owners, headed by the Washington Senators. Veeck, who wasn't above chased 50 per cent o f the publisher Eugene M eyer, and Johnston with the title of putting a midget in n bat­ other stock giving their 80 Floyd Akers, an automobile board chairman. For Veeck and hia fellow ter's box to get « man on per cent control, to “ retain dealer—each retained a 10 b e *« and a stadium packed, Washington." Quesada, who per cent Interest In the club w-ould-bc buyer*, the search left th# lost nut Tuesday when three resigned Tueiday as club and will be represented on continues. Veeck White Sox with ■ $376,875 stockholders o f the Washing­ president, and four other the new board of directors. In addition to Quesada, profit In his pocket two year# ton club bought out the in­ shareholders couldn't refuse those who sold out were Ro- ago, vowing that he -would the offers. The 10 original terests of five others for a be back to the big leagues. reported $5 million. Veeck and form er Cleveland co-owner Nato DolLn, acting for a syndicate, have been dickering since last summer to get Senators president Elwood R. Q u oad* to part with hia share o f tha 10thplace American League club. BOSTON (U P I) — President But Tuesday a by-law In er In 1959, hit .267 last sea­ United Press International Kennedy can start getting hi* tha team's corporater ended Ken Boyer says he’ ll take son. throwing arm In shape for the their chances. It provided the $50,000 and let the boos The Indians revealed that American League opener at that shareholders couldn't come If they must. Joo Adcock, towering slugger Washington on April 8. sell to outsider* If another " I'm Just going out to play obtained from the Milwaukee Launching the season one shareholder met their price. ball,” said the St. Louis Car­ Braves, has agreed to terms. day earlier than last year James M. Johnston, James dinal third-baseman today af­ The 35-year-old Adcock hit when the President also w-a* ter agreeing to his 19G3 con­ 29 homers and knocked in 78 on hand to toss out the first tract. "W hatever feeling the runs for the Braves last sea­ ball, the Washington Senator* fans express, it'a beyond my son. H e'll be starting hia 14th will play host to the Baltimore control." season in the majors and O rlolei in the 120 million Dis­ Boyer waa the target of first in the American League. trict of Columbia Stadium pretty heavy booing in St. In Maracaibo, Venezuela, April 8. Louis last season despite a shortstop Luis Aparlcio said The official 1963 achcdule, Gastl and Lorenzo thrilled .291 batting average and 88 he Is accepting the Orioles' released by American League 1,100 Charity Night fans last runs batted In, but Cardinals offer and will mail the con­ headquarters here today, re­ night at the Orlando Seminole general manager Bing Detract to Baltimore this week. vealed the Senators will get Jai Alai Fronton with their vine predicts the Boycr-lcd Obtained in a winter trade the customary one-day jump excellent play in the all star Redbird Infield will have 'em with the While Sox, Apart- on the rest of the circuit. eleventh game as they fought cheering this year. clo's salary is believed to call from far behind to outdis­ "W e have an infield among for $40,000. He hit .211 in 153 tance Onatc and Iriarte. Use best in baseball both on games Isst season. It was a case o f Gasll's offense and defense," said Pitcher Tex Clevenger, 2-0 agility and ability to put the Devine. "W e said we would In 1962, signed with the New ball where he wanted and make some changes for this York Yankees along with Lorenzos great power that year but at no time did we rookies catchers Bill Madden settled the Issue in favor of consider trading Boyer." and Alan Hall, outfielder Ron the winners by constantly Devine said the Cardinals' Solomlni and first-basemankeeping the opposition off Brat firing 1863 infield will 1ms catchcr Curt Blefary. The balance. composed o f Boyer, first- Yankees have announced only The Charity Night trophy baser.-an Bill While, recently acven signed players. was won by Iriarte who took acquired shortstop Dick Groat The Chicago Cubs announc­ the eighth game single match and accond-basemaa Julian ed all signed when catcher and received the trophy from Javier. Cuno Barragan and rookie Seminole County Sheriff J. L. Boyer agrees with Devine pitcher Don Prince returned Hobby, exalted ruler Frank that the Cardinals' 1963 in­ their contracts. Barragan hit llolm c* of Die Sanford Elks field will Invite more cheers .201 for the Cubs lis t season and exalted ruler A1 Ehrlich than jeers. He thinks, in fact, while Prince had a 10-14 re­ o f the Orlando Elks Lodge. that the 1962 booing "w aa ex ­ cord for Salt Lake City. 1*1*4 Tonight will be American aggerated— In fact. It was The Minnesota Twins re­ Legion night at tho Fern Just berause the fans were G E N U IN E FORD vealed that outfielder Jim Pork Fronton with the Cassel­ generally disappointed in the Lemon and rookie catcher berry post donating the tro­ team ." Paul Ratliff have come to phy. The Chicago White Sox and terms, and the Los Angeles Cleveland Indians also sign­ Angels announced the sign­ ed Important players Tuesday ing o f catchers Bob Rodgers En. and the Baltimore Orioles and Ed Sadowski. heard that their key winter acquisition "Is satisfied." G E N U IN E FORD NEW M ANAGEM ENT The White Sox signed veter­ an second-baseman Nelson Fox, who'll be starting his NEW HAVEN, Conn. (U P I) F E A T U R IN G 14th season, for an estimated — Yale University officials M EL M URRAY $37,500. Fox, tlie American may not have to roam too far 1949 • 51 P IA N O C O M ED IAN League's most valuable play­ afield in seeking a new head FORDS football coach. Jordan Ollvar presumably 1952 • 61 caught the Eli athletic office by surprise Monday night FORDS when he announced he was re ­ linquishing what amounted to a lifetime contract as Yale G E N U IN E FORD coach to devote all his time to his Insurance business in Bev­ erly Hills, Calif. There had been report* that the 48-year-okl native New Yorker wa* considering re­ signing at the end o f the 1062 season when the Elis won only two of nine games. However, athletic director Delaney Kiphuth said no steps had been G E N U IN E FORD taken to find a successor be­ cause it had been hoped Oliver would change his mind. Veeck, the P. T . Barnum of Boyer Inks Pact; l e t The Boos Come' Iriarfe Cops Charity Trophy Attention FORD OWNERS January Parts Special! SPARK PLUGS 55 Oliver Quits Yale Job Club Diamond Bird a fly closer to the ground than usual In damp weather. They are Making In­ sects unable to rise fa r aloft with wst wings. $9 9 4 SH O C K ABSORBERS McROBERTS Tire Supply, Inc. $545 EACH M A T IN EE O IL F IL T E R S 57 - 62 Ford & Falcon PERFORM ANCES REDWOOD ----- A N D - ■ W ED N ESD AY _ at 2 P. M. F R ID A Y - 8ATUKD AY The Sanford Orlando Kennel Dub Matinee program* are becoming mure popular each season. The etching CHAIN racing programs coupled with th* warm, eunny after* neon clime seems to make a perfect match for an after* noon of fun and thrills. Should Buy, Florida Distributors Fee Denman Custom Built Tires Wa Giro Plaid Stamps 448 W. Fjroj Wt. HANFORD FA j j f f l A LU M IN U M M U FFLER S $6« N IG H T L Y 8:10 HACINU TIRES from McROBERTS aid's B80 was tope in aeries. DpoUkl and Maxwell had 204 and 203 single game scores. gweeoey's lost i golden op­ portunity to stay dose to tha Waders, as they went down in American Loop Gets One Day Jump On Opener EACHI 34 84 (• 56 FO R ORD EACH >2'<» G E N U IN E FORD 12 Volt B A T T ER Y Flln 1956 - 61 Ford Except Falcon iO $135' IN S T A L L E D • lmaro*e the aeaearsTS •* p w frtxuuia and five yror FENCE. S T T d L f f iF ttB&ooS « — Bom and Property Improve***! f can handle th* entire Jeh. Call • day toe a free aethneU . . . there »1 I ehjgatton. nf • «■ »* . v ^s* COMFORTABLY HEATED GRANDSTAND • LUXURIOUS CLUBHOUSE • VALET PARKING “ It’a Mora Fun to Watch tha Greyhounds Run” *• BRING TH IS AD TO OUR P A R TS D EPT. SORRY I N O MINORHI Strickland Morrison, Inc. 308 E. FIR S T ST. SANFORD. F L A . PH. F A 2-1181 Winter Pork MI 4-8918 �ffljt #atiftirh Urralh Wed, Jan. 30, '63— Pago 7 SHOW N IN tho photo above are the officers, who will be transferred from Heavy Attack Squadron Three, during February. Shown in the photo above are; le ft to right, back row: Chief Warrant Officer, Robert C. Martin, L t. John H. Touchton, Lcdr. Robert A. Mlrcheff, and Cdr. Charles E. Guthrie, first row: Lt. Wendell W. Powell, Lt. O k ) William D. Derryberry, Lt. (jg ) Stanley Pochordo, and Lt. William J. Belay. Welcome Wagon Gets New Members By Jane Cat tel berry The South Seminole W el­ come Wagon Newcomer* Club met U it Thursday in the Carriage Room of the Hamil­ ton Route fo r a luncheon meeting following by an af­ ternoon o f earda. Tha execu­ tive board met prior to the luncheon. Twenty-two members and 11 gueats were present for the occasion. N ew members joining dur- Hoffa Urges Capitol March L A N S IN G , Mich. ( U P ! ) — A march on the nation’* Capitol has been called fo r by Team* atera Union boas Jamas R. H offa to protest labor legisla­ tion in the works by several congressmen. Hoffa, In a speech hare Tuesday, promised to lead ••hundred* o f thousands’* o f workers himself to protest the blits which he referred to as “ garbage" and which ha said would deitroy the labor move­ ment In tha United Statea. H offa, in his speech to 176 delegates to tho annual legis­ lative conference o f the Michi­ gan Stats Building and Con­ struction Trades Union, called tha congressman sponsoring tha bills “ bums." Tha congressman to whom h t was referrin g were Sen. John L. McClellan, D-Ark., Sen. Barry Goldwator, RArts., and l i p Dave Martin, X-Neb. Reprimanded, Girl Takes Roach Powder PITTS B U R G H ( U I 'l ) — A It-year-oid girl who admitted aha swallowed poison because •ha had been reprimanded for smoking at school died Tues­ day. Marlene Burka t o l d h e r grandmother, Mrs. A l b e r t a Burka, that aha had taken roach powder. Mrs. Burke telephoned South Side Hoe* pita) and learned what anti­ dote to give tha girl. Tha grandmother laid M ar­ iano showed alight Improve­ ment and than want into a coma. She was taken to the boapiui but was pronounced dead on arrival. Ing the meeting were Mr*. Genie Fritter, M ri. Sue Dice, Mrs. Esther Tooley, Mrs. Nsnnie Peterson, Mrs. Edith Johnson and Mrs. Helen Green. Guests -were Mrs. Lorraine Vargo, Mrs. Clalrd Sabatine, Mrs. Frances Dickenson, Mr*. Ann Clrane, Mra. Blanche Vanderwerf, Mrs. Melissa Nelson, Mrs. Emily MacLeod, Mra. Evelyn Bra­ ke, Mrs. Ruth Logsdon and Mr*. Claire Paulson and W el­ come Wagon Hostesi, Mra. Virginia Petroikl. Members o f tha club have bean invited to attend a Benefit Dessert Bridge spon­ sored by the Sanford W el­ come Wagon Club to be held Tuesday, Feb. IB, at tbe San­ ford W om an'! Club. Those planning to attend may con­ tact Mr*. Luther Miles in Forest City fo r ticket*. T h e n haa been a change In meeting place and the next meeting of the club will be held Thursday, Feb. 21, a t noon at tbe Country C u b at Casselberry. There w ill be n silent auc­ tion for white elephant items ami baked goods amt there alto w ill ba a fortune teller present. Winners o f prize* at last week's meeting were Mra. Dice, door prize; Mra. Joyce Merrlficld and Mra. Logsdon, bridge prizes; Mra. Vera Christianson end Mra. Lucille Crowell, canasta prizes and Mrs. Johnson, pinochle prise. Move Against DeGaulle Starts BRUSSELS (U P I ) — West G e r m a n y started rallying forces against France today to prevent presidmt Charles de Gaulle from doing any more damage to the Atlantic alli­ ance. France's blocking o f B ri­ tain’s entry into the six-nation Common Market Tuesday left the rest o f Europe sliocked, confused and angered. Britain, caught without an effective alternate plan, start­ ed looking for ways to lighten its economic links with other European nations, the Com­ monwealth and the United Statea, without alienating the five Common Markrt memb e n wbo supported Hi appli­ cation Porterhouse • T-Bone Full C ut Boneless Round Sirloin STEAK • Club •Shou. Round Siandlnit Rib Or 58' R O A S T 4 8 ' STEW 100% Pure Ground Beef 3 Lbs. $1 Rump Hhnuttk-r Round Sirloin T IP Lb, bills, for home imprevemanta, car rtpalra, for all jmuraaasonalaipenMSI Phone for prompt, courteous service. I M W I I HI LO ANS W T O $ 4 0 0 FAMILY F tN A N C I S IK V IC Ir IN C . • II 12S South Perk A vt................... .......... FA 2-4612 HENDERSON Ronclenn A ll Meat Lb. 1-b. Limit 1 With 95 Order F IR S T C UT C O PE LA N D FRESH r n n a n PORK t-u itn Lb, Pure Lard jw Sides or Shoulder 2 8 F K E S li PO RK Ik Hams or Backbone 38 J Pork Chitterlings 5 Lbs. *125 JjuAh (pJwduai H a sle ts ................. each 8 9 c U. FRESH PIG FEET 8. NO. 1 W H IT E KANSAS QUEEN P O TA TO ES 3 Lbs. 29Chicken Backs 10 Lbs. 9 8 ( Homemade Fresh Pork Sausage I Smoked Sausage • Bologna • Wieners • Beef Liver 3 Lbs. M GOLDEN 2 P, „ ; — R IP E BANANAS 3 tts. 28' U. howmuch you nsed I.b. 8. NO. 1 H W " * o n io n s 3 ib , 18 DOG FO O D - - - - - - - - - - 4 Cans 25c 1 I,b. Can * Limit 3 Pieone DOUBLE LUCK GREEN BEANS P L A N T A T IO N - LAR G E DAG MEAL or GRITS - - 10c Shurfresh Biscuits 6 CANS 48 TIP TOP SUPERMARKETS 4th. jStreet & Sanford Ave. 1110 W . 13th. Street FOOD K IN G �Omtfprlr Pape 8— Wed, Jan. 30, *63 ^frnlh Ninety-Third Birthday Celebrated With A Family Dinner Party Planned By Z eta X i Chapter Member* o f the Zeta Xi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, sorority, are planning a Val­ entine social with their hus­ band* a* guest*. The toclal committee will be In charge and Mr. and Mra. Fred Wilson will be hosla for the cook-out and party. Mri. Charle* H. Newton, Meredith Manor. The menu the cake and a camellia cor- all the church work. knows to her friend* ■> Suite featured fried chicken and ham with all the trimming* WIncbrenner Newton, w a « and the traditional birthday honored by her children re­ cake. It w a i a three tiered cently with as elaborate fam ­ cake topped with a colonial ily dinner party In honor of bur lady and "H appy Birthday" on the top, •3rd birthday. lin e. Mra. Newton moved to Or­ lando In 1912 and lived there for many year*. She w ai one of the group that organized the fin t Chrlitlan Church that wa* eitabliihed in Orlando, H er brolhcr-ln-law, Frank where ihc aang in the choir for The dinner w ai held at her home on Nob Hill Circle in Newton, o f Orlando save her y e a n and w a i very active in She ia also a past Noble Grand o f the firit Jlvbckah Lodge of Orlando. All during the day Mr*. Newton received viait* and phone colli from her friend* in the local area and The group met at the home Orlando, including member* of Mra. James Lyons In Sunof the Ilcbckah*. land for the regular meeting Ilclatlve* attending the din­ with Mrs. Leon Swain Jr. as ner included her *on and hla co-hostess. Mrs. Swain pre­ family, Mr. and Mr*. Charle* sented the program on “ The Phillip* and daughter, Debbie, Garden." from Kl*»im m ec; another *on During the business session and hi* wife, Mr. and Mr*. O. plans were made for a bake L. Dowlcr o f Winter Park and sale. Refreshment* of banana two daughter*, Mr*. Jeannle nut bread, apple turnover* and Phillip*, K iiilm m ce, and Mr*. coffee were eerved. Inez Meredith, Altamonte Other* present were Mme*. Spring*. Wilson. Gary Hudgins, Philip Ernest Dowlcr o f Lexington, Bach, Bob Morri*. Ernie MorNeb,, another ton, wa* not rli, Harvey Wilkinson. Jack able to attend the celebration. Ludwig, Gerald Covington, Other* attending were Dr. and Hud Corley, Dick Butler, Ro­ Mr*. Charlca Tindall of Kis­ bert Winsa, Osborne Dormisim m ee; Mr. and Mr*. W. K. ncy, Philip Boyd and Misa Hughe*, Selma, N. C.; Mr*. Grace Marie Stlnccipher. Lmitic Itolh, C a n d l e w o o d Point, Conn. Mr. and Mr*. Jtlchard Mudge, Erie, Pa. Itcv. and Mr*. Van It. Han­ na, Altamonte Spring*; Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Douglas, Dover Itoad, Maitland; Mr. and Mra. J. S. Greene, Orlando; THURSDAY Mr*. Mabel Tomlinson, F oreit Brownlee tllblc Class of Ihc City and Mr*. Faye Morris, First Presbyterian Church will Meredith Manor. meet In Fellowship Hall at 7 Church Calendar p.m. for aupper meeting. Oviedo F R ID A Y The T E L Sunday School Clasa of the F irit Baptiit Church will meet at 3 p.m. in Weekend guesta of Mr. and the Church Chapel. Mr*. WcnMr*. John M. Clark were Mr*. dalt Scott and her group will Ciark’i mother, Mr*. W. B. ■erve ** hostcssci. Holgcnmn, and alster, Mra. Henry S. Aiken Sr., o f SI. Au­ gustine. They came to meet If you’re in a bridge game their new great-granddaughter with playcra better than you and niece, Gena Gayle Hick- are, auy once you wiilied you son, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. played better, and drop the Bulljcct, C. E. Hickson. Personals MRS. CH ARLES II. NE W TO N , seated, was honored on her 93rd birthday with a family dinner, given by her children. L e ft to right nre two daugh­ ters and A son, Mrs. Jennie Phillips, O. L. Dowlcr and Mrs. Inez Muredith And her husband, Charles H. Newton. (Herald Photo) I Regular $29.88 to $35.00 NOW $2 5 00 G A B A R D IN E SUITS Regular $49.95 to $59.95 NOW $35 00 Dacron & Wools - Some Wools $54.95 Values *4 4 “ Other Wools & Blue Serge $59.95 to $09.95 *49 “ <° ‘ 59 1 LOT - Values to $29.95 O N LY I * 1 5 00 M en's Dress Pants Buy One Pair A t Reg. Price Second Pair & ONLY ▼ daughter, Judy Ann lilc y , to Robert Lee Bennett, son of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Griffin of Sanford. Miss Isley was born in Bur­ lington, N. C „ and attended school* there and in Defend. The groom-elect is a native of Sanford and attended local school* including Seminole High School. The wedding will be an Miss Grogan Hostess For Church Class Tlie Phebcan-Goldcn Circle Sunday School Class met re ­ cently at the West F irit Street home of Ml** Martha Grogan [or the monthly business ami social. The cla** present* each new mother with a white, engraved Bible. Mr*. Holly Piercy reported that the latest one had been given to Mrs. Gary Hudgin*. Several amusing g a m e s wore enjoyed under the direc­ tion of the social chairman, Mrs. Vernnn Hardin, with prises awarded to Mrs. June Drndic and Mrs. Carlton lienley. Refreshments were served by Miss Grogan, assisted by her mother, Mrs. Mamie Gro­ gan. Others attending were Mme*. Robert Hodge*, BUI Howard, Milner Osborne, Dor­ othy Stapleton, William Johns, Ed Ahlerman, Cecil Tucker, M. N, Cleveland and Donald Fla mm. COATS 1Lot Only Seminola Rcbckah Lodga No. *3 met at the Odd Fel­ couple will make their lows Hall with Mrs. W. L. in Sanford where the Roche, noble grand, presiding. I* employed as a plasVisitors introduced were Mr*. Lillian Andrew* of Woodstock, Conn., and Mr. and Mrs. Rich of Bloomington. III. Mrs. Rich is past grand war­ den of the LEA. The altar was draped for 30 days in memory of Brother Chestnut, Deputy Grand Mas­ ter. A donation of $5 was sent to the International Peace Gar­ den project, and a $10 dona­ tion was made to the Rcbckah Assembly. Mrs, Rich brought greeting* from the Rebekahs in Illinois and totd of their activities and of the Old Fellow* homo there. Mrs. Andrews also spoke of her home lodge and told of the Odd Fellows Iwme in Connec­ ticut. ECHO LS BEDDING CO. 2nd. A Magnolia FA 28321 MISS JUDY A N N ISLE Y DeBary NEW ! DRESSES Personals Mrs. Mac Phillips o f Com­ munity Drive visited her niece, Mra. J. Tarbcrt, in Jackson­ ville and her sister-in-law, Mrs. J. Thomson, of Virginia, who waa also in Jacksonville visiting. SI O N LY $8 M <o *16® P A T PKEMO OF C A L IF . JUST* ARRIVED IN 1- SILK S - LIN E N S A N D COTTONS NOW BEING SHOWN A T — M A R Y E S T H E R ’S "Featuring Fashions Jual For You* 200 N. HARK AV E . OPEN F R ID A Y N IG H T T IL 9:00 Keg. $2.99 to $7.98 $ 1 » (0 $ 4 « * Ladies' Shoes Keg. O ff Men's Shoes 1 Lot - Reg. $14.98 $7 00 M en's Sweaters Regular $3.98 to $8.98 N ow * 1 " ,o * 5 M Men's W ork Shoes £ *% 0 0 ON LY S A LE 4.99 10.98 1w $|00 1 M ONf M*MWH>MiH*»H..*«»«« fi*88 Ladies ' Hats 12.98 Approx. ^l/j PRICE One Group Ladies' Dresses Indian Blankets llrg. 4.50 $ 2 " 70 z 80 Cannon Hex. 5.99 $39 9 72 x 84 Monarch Keg. 7.95 $58 8 72 x 84 Fieldcrest Rayon Cotton & Wool Keg- 10.95 $788 Ladies' Hose 1 LOT ON LY NOW $4«8 Sanford * W y $ | ° o fo $1988 89* Men's1 LotPants ) Regular $3.98 to $39.95 B LA N K ET S AH Wool - Values to $$22.50 CRO UP One Group SANFORD - O R LA N D O 125 W . First S t. N ear Oak Ave. $ ^^ B. E. PURCELL. CO N« JUtorailona Ladies' Dresses A L L R ED U C ED ! SJOO 4.99 7.98 •e*e.****»••**»••»*••••••*•••« *• 9.98 HIM*MiH*W*MWW**H**M«9*M>♦»MIHWOtolMI■*>§* ■ $ 1 39 to * 1 " Ladies' Blouses V i PRICE SW EA TERS LA D IES ’ SHOES One Group Only Shirts Flannel 8 Men's Shirts One Lot mm All type* bedding rrhtlilt. One day »e n Ire when necessary. Duality melrrinU tli workmanship. Fur tree estimate rail . . . Reg. $12.98 to $24.95 $2 " M en's Jackets V i PRICE Hpnrl* Visitors SP EC IA L! CH ILD R E N & PRE -TEE N Other r4 i Welcome RENOVATION JAN. 31st— 9:00A .M . Gowns & Pajamas STARTS THURS. MORN. Youth Pants PAIR Sport Coats Mr. and Mr*. Fred Stewart, event of this Saturday at the j The Route 1, DeBary, an­ homo o f Rev. Robert Smith, home nounce the engagement and Hot West Third Street, San- groom ford, I tcrer. approaching marriage of their Star Rebekahs P U R CEL L S Annual January U M en's Suits Isley - Bennett1Wedding Planned This Saturday Valentine Party Ladies Coats & Suits Vs O FF A L L SALES PLUS T A X N O REFUNDS NO EXCH AN GES ' IP r. # �fffjr # tnfnrb Wrralh W ed. Ja n . 80, '88— P a r e 9 O sta h G b b i} • DEAR A B B Y : A neighbor o f mine promised her husband she wouldn't smoke any more, so she took up chewing tobacco. It is dis­ gusting enough to see a man chew­ ing. but a woman doing it looks ter­ rible. She claims lots o f women chew but few people know it. I have hinted that it looks bad. but she goes right on chewing. The poor soul must have the habit so strong she can't quit now. Will you ask your readers to pray for her? A ♦ WEDNESDAY P. M. llow can I convince my daughter she is foolish for continuing this costly fad? CONCERNED MOTHER * »* ( I ) w i n . rouchtr ( I ) Chann.l I N iK H ilM (»> ABC * )S (Jl KSIIonat A ll i.i U s e s H .iiH li • • 1:11 <t> Atlinttt Wiaihsr it ) Slid Fla. • DEAR A BUY: 1 am concerned nI kuii my daughter, .sin? is a lovely, intelligent, happily married woman with two fine children. She has been seeing a clinical psychologist for a year. She is not mentally ill. I’ve tried to discuss her problem with her and she refuses to confide in me. I know its fashionable these days to run to psychiatrists and psycholo­ gists. but I hate to see my daughter spend her husband's hard - earned money on such a frivolous expense. Iitn m t fo il Ns w mo p s Newt I dllor ul Commas! Sport. I’k-lurt VVaailiar Show Kids iti »r n u Karp it) • It i»> it) !::• it) • • i t l i t llnva rt News t:ta it! spun* ntport DEAR A R B Y : My problem is an over - affectionate husband. When he leaves for work, he kisses me. When he comes home, he kisses me. If we should meet anywhere else, he hugs and kisses me. He doesn"t care whether we are alone or not. He is always telling me how nice I look and other such compliments, lie can’ t keep Ids innermost thoughts to him­ self. Sometimes it is very embarras­ sing. Please understand. I really love niy husband, but his constant show o f affection annoys me. How can 1 discourage him a little without dis­ couraging Itini altogether? BLOSSOM F R IE N D 1* ■ part* DEAR MOTHER: One need not bo mentally ill to require help with an emotional problem. If your dau­ ghter thinks she needs this kind of help, leave her alone. And he glad she has the courage and sense to seek it. DEAR FR IE N D : An entire na­ tion could "p ra y" for her. but the Lord needs her coojieratiun. A bad habit never disappears miraculously. It's an "undo-it-yourself* project, * Tele By Abigail Van Buren f t } 111 Hun lltr - lirlnkl*) lt< Hi aporttmin! ' Uf It ! Till, Ueputy i t ) itloaiapby 4#* llalnl-ow K a nc h •’ arty 71 Sit It! \\ a»on Train l*l fits ntport a <11 I Ji) - « ) (»i t "ii nil * I t i l i*> Iti 10 :0# a?*» Tha V lr iln la n Tha Third Man Ooln f Jly Way Tit* llevary Hill­ billies I'rrry rntno Shoar Mirk V i e P j k a Show n u r Man III(| ln t Naked city U l Tha Tlaranl h Hour 4*i Armairone Circle t l . fa i ?i i« i i* i t l . i t |*i 11:10 101 t ll) ll *0 i i n t o 111 DEAR BLOSSOM: Are you brag­ ging or complaining? Search your soul. Surely you must have a bigger problem. Theater Vswaeope t no Final Baparl Th a Tlaporla Mid- Fla, Nana Waalllar Wa.it hu­ Thaalar T nil* Show JI:tS (<> Hollywood Uarla Calaaaafa T ill RSDAY A. M. George Bernard Shaw's clastic comedy "Pyg­ malion" comes to home screens as a 90-m in­ ute color special over N B C -T V on W ednesday, Feb. 6. S ta n are Julie Harris as Elisa Doo­ little, the ignorant flower girl and Jam es Donald as Henry Higgins, the arro g an t pro­ fessor of phonetics. diiqhUqhJtA T V Time Previews Qaaoby West's jump to three spade* is not recommended as a steady diet. Sometime*, a *1a card suit headed by the queen runs Into too much strength id back of it. Tuts time the bid worked beauti­ fully. North was crowded in­ to nuking a rather unsound four-heart bid and after Past tried four spades, South con­ tinued lo five heart*. West opened clubs and con­ tinued the suit. South ruf­ fed the third lead and drew trump*. Tlien he went after Ihe diamonds. When that suit broke four-one he had to kite a diamond trick and waa down one. North apologiied for hi* four heart bid South com­ plained about bad luck and Ea«t, who was keeping score, On(Bhidqsi NOK11 M *1 4 VAQ) ♦ Q85 *7 0 5 1 2 WUT CAST *m Q tO • 7 0 3 AKJ31 “ TO Vllt * 4J1084 l A K Q 0 SOUTH* J (D) 0) ♦ A v it ia t e s S IS (Si ent (:4V i l l Sign On 7:00 s- W a g s L‘p Vlntlas 1:11 I D Farm U a r b a l R|. Son By Oswald Jacoby 411 Nawa a P*rly South slwuld have drawn two rounds of trumps. This would leave oik- trump out •tandiug. Then he should have gone after the diamond suit Should diamonds break three-two he would draw the last trump after playing two rounds of diamonds. Should dianiouda break four-one the second diamond might be t'umped. In that case South would be able to trump a loving diamond with dummy's remaining trump and atlll go down one. Tha way Dve cards lay South would make his contract. East would have lo follow to four diamond leads and South would have trump­ ed his diamond lover, return­ ed to his hand with Ihe ace of spades and won Hie rubber. naathor l i t i i i Today K l I’ro-Hclinot t'lamilna liSS IS) - VtlcSIaa Gaapil Tima * l i f t i l l Cai'iaia Kaa as ioa S IS l:IS II# t :* l S:IS (SI ll) (ll ill ill II I tSl 111 Vtlcksy X . ana S l a v W astksr an# S u r a Today eh anna I S Navsroom Carlo!naIlls Jack t-ats&r Show Am ir h 'iq H ' - ' - r y llslo Storm Show (01 Rum par Koom l l ) flay W k i a 4) t.aarn Hiianlah IS) Calendar 10:0# 7:30-* p.m. CBS. Self Por­ cal spectacular to join the ♦ AK07S * 0 4 although he trait. (Debut) Guest: Pierre Como group, Both vulnctmblt 11:11 4 !) I’ lsy Year llnstk brings a Bible along to give Salinger, presidential p r r n ( f t I 4.oa a la cy WruS North Cart us a reading. He also appears secretary. Thl* new aerie*, <01 Ann Miitharn Hlioar IV 7 * 479 4* 11*1 C i Frir# la R U M which will be icen periodically in a comedy skit with Don IV P s m Paaa Pass (SI Tha Mat'*')-a aa lubjectJ become available, Adams. Singer Phyllis Mc­ ( I ) Jana VV)iitgn Pro•anti b aiei it# concept on the sue* Guire leaves her sisters for 11:1* d Co nesn(ration cenfui formula of Informal the night, doing a solo of "The wrote down loo points on Jus IS) I’ata A 111a a v a conversation* w i t h leading Other Side o f the Tracks." An side ln*t«S4l of the 150 be­ III Yours For A S jh * 11:11 I D Your Flrol Inprosmen of iclence, culture, bua- added guest is jazz pianist and low tlte line and 500 above aloa in c ii and politica. Tonight stylist Errol Garner, playing the line be would have had IS) I-r-va of I.lfa i l l Frols Ford Show Salinger ii u rn at hi* Palis "Sweetest Sounds." to write had South taken 9:30-10 p.m. CBS. The Dick Church, Va., home, in conver­ time to play the band proTHURSDAY P. M. sation with Harry Rea loner, Van Dyke*Show. H Ihe ending of this plot seems weak, it'* I I . » IS) Harry Kasaohaeasily describing his interests, Kt m experiences and present-day only because a furiously fun­ ! • : I f I I ! Triitti or C o i n * ny pace fa sustained till then. problems. i f j Father K m m IU*t 12:41 ( I t (Julilln* Light 7:30-9 p.m. NBC. The Virgin­ In flashback, we see Rob ( « » H#»r for Tomorrow A recent psychiatric study ■onaltty tin t stimulating. His > wife and settling down to 11:14 ( ! ) Mid-Pay ian. “ The Man Who Wouldn’t (D ick V a «rD yk e) on the first Report of the so-called "normal Interests and pleasures are campus domevtlclty. I t ' l l (St N n r N i v a Report D ie." (Color) Star Lee J. Cobb day of his new jab a* head m ale'' indicate* Uut his pernarrow, his ambition is com­ When does Johnny have takes on the major rolo again, writer for comedian Alan paratively low and lie lacks time to develop interests that and again proves hia ability to Brady. Unhippy over having O PE N 12:45 creativity. will enrich his personality, io luslaln quality in the 90-min- (his new upstart boss them arc That sounds like a pretty see a little o f Ihe world, to ule production. Vera Miles is writers Sally and Buddy (Rose sad atate of affairs. Uut how try different kinds of work in seen as a tutor hired by the Marie and Morey Amster­ Is it going to get any belter order to bo sure of his aims judge. When she disappears, dam), but it's happy fun when under present-day dating ami in life, to develop an ambition they show o ff tbeir ability a( lie follows her trail to San LA S T D AY I marriage customs? that goes beyond a secure Francisco, and gets involved rapid gag-fire. Van Dyke's l e i '* (elk alnut Johnny little job with a steady pay HOLLYWOOD (U l'I ) — in a murder. The body disap­ impression of so auto Is pan­ whti starts going check and the prospect of a Every time Peter Falk acts Brown, pears and fricndi of the de­ tomime at its best. steady in Junior high. By Use pension at age C>5? M i l Vtnw's it is an occavion. In another 10-11 p in. NRC. Tile Kievceased refuse to acknowledge time he Is 13, Hie feminine In their desire for logelherhis death, which makes the enlli Hour. "Advice to the era. he would have been a world lias (aken charge of ness from Junior high school judge begin to doubt them, and Lovelorn and the Shopworn." match for Humphrey Bogart his life, on, what the Amerfran girl and John Garfield with his then his own sanity. Jeff Slay with this one for a sur­ ttm *ICMIa«t Instead of growing up with and her mother ir e doing to Marrow Is featured with reg­ prising climax. Never has the magnetic tough warmth, whe­ ther playing heavy or hero, ■ group of boys, Johnny tha nation’s youth is sv sad HT.VIITH I'O M O IIim W problem of the eternal tri­ ular Roberts Shore. spends tils lime hanging as anything iliui is happen­ DOUBLE F E V T U Iti: U9:30 p.m. CBS. Tha Bev- angle been such a complicated high drama or comedy. Tuesday night on NUC-TV's around his girl friend's house, ing In America today. erly Hillbillies. Cousin Pearl one. Trying lo help a friend If American women are "Dick Powell Theater" Falk going to the parties Use girls (B ra Benaderet) provides the from destroying Ids marriage. played a rough, seml-literite sod their mothers cook up. bored to tears with their un­ Dr. Bassett (Wendell Corey > acilon here when she gives deaf-mute whose temper ex­ And that routine goes right ambitious, uncreative, untilyodcUng lessons al tha d a m p ­ learns the “ other woman'* is on through high school, with mutating husbands that limy e n mansion. Mrs. Dryadnle one of Ids own patient*. Har­ plodes will) tragic results one steady girl friend occas- married la-fore (hey guv a ry Guurdlno and Rulli Roman when ho realize* inhas mis(Harriet MacGIbbon) calls sioiiaily replacing another. tlie ill ■ chance to find them­ USTIWICOIOi ]CBUUSC9K uip cops, who forget > doui play Ihe married couple. Com- 'aken sympathy for love on selves as men and as indivi­ If Johnny gels through high Ihe psrt of a pretty lip-read making trouble for Pearl when pleling the triangle is Natalie school without gelling mar­ duals, they h ive only themmg and sign language teach­ they taste her cooking, Gran* Trundy. All three guest* offer er. It was an 4>craiion again. ried, he is likely lo marry as sel ves lo blame. ny's (Irene Rysn) cider, and commendable performance*. Last year, also on the soon as he graduates. But lo it p.m CBS. Armstrong arc overwhelmed by Elly Tiiere are a|i|>io*imutely 'JO Powell show, Falk won an even if he goes to college May's (Donna Douglas) beau­ Circle Theatre. "The Counter­ hi- may not make It through thousand species o f birds in Emmy for portraying a truck TtCSSSOCOUNT -TJU, ty. Funniest of all i i Jed feit League." Bruce Gordon, driver in the drama "The four years without acquiring the world. Clim pett'a (Buddy Ebsen) better known is Frank Nlltl, of the "Untouctiablei." stars Price of Tomatoes.'' And if reaction to fern Inina feuds. his latent performance doev B IO p.m. NBC. Perry Como UHiIglii in another dramatiza­ not win anoilier Emmy nom­ tion of a real-life happening. Show. (Color) Charlton Heslon ination—which is sort of rou­ takea time out from hia Blbil- This one is about a ring of tine for him—then two end | counterfeiters who printed bo­ two shouldn't equal four. gus U. S. tret jury checks (or which they found a large and lucrative market. It dealt with In l i t C n d nf Ik* ( » « H the inlense loyalties within Judge, Seminole Innnly, Flue! the gang when the T-Mcn enl*4a, l a Frebatv. In r*i r e la t e nt ’ ter the esse, and tlm necessity i .n i T i i p i n K i i t M t h of one agent lo join the group D ttlili-I T a Alt Ir tSIlara m S Far..-a. In order to find the leader. Di­ Ilea le a iTaleae nr lleeeaade SATU R D AY ane !,add and Jett Duma arc l o l a i l l a l * Her ein V -u and aai'li of you «ta Icatuieil. AND U)g JAb iOomsm By Ruth Millett Peter Falk Does It Again RITZ Wilt Disney Baeau ty n a th e *7 BEAST Is Io V T o n i g h t l et i l l Nawa and Waatfear <tl M a d e of Ma ils It ) Uld-Fla. Report 1:11 i l l M i n i m a l i l t ( } » .Slimmer:,-# l 10 i l l Jllnhway Fairs! 4*) Science H> ta Tha World TTirna Jiut ll| Mtrv 11rl((ln Show l ) i Pay In court 1(1 A n Linklauer'a Hotiaaparty J jo tl| Merv iirlftln l » i Saaan Kara l oo i l l l.oMtti v.iia:.a i * i Mlllluiialra ( t l Queen For a P ay 110 111 Yuune llr. 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Tyr# I'uputv Clerk Publlih Jon. 9* ll . 32. 19 c m :* 34 DOOR I ’ HI/.E STEREO '" 'K J . — - (hi: \b» Balurday - All Day Bunda* - Noun 'Til Dark ' "W ESTPORT , f 11 M O N E Y -S A V IN G OFFER SU ND AY KEU. 2 & 3 HOURS GENERAL ELECTRIC $|oo p la s t ic h o s e SOLIO BRASS COUPLINGS WILL NOT ROT OR FADE NEWCOMER?Have you, or has someone you know, just moved to a new homo? L'nete W alt Bait of Oreaahs Deputy D a w * Waalh ar Ih o w I t.a) 1 U r n PRE-SPRING Legal Notice 1-ereUy notified slid r « j u l : a l in i-.eeent *ny (*lalm« end damend* which you. or allhar nl i ou ntty h i v s le sl n st tl-a f l a t * of E D IT H III HK HIM* Hit. deceeeed, 1st* of eiall t'uiinty, to tl-* County Ju-i«a of dendiiole County, Florida, si Ills offlcs In the court lu-uas of said County at San­ ford. Florida, within sis cal­ endar month* from tha lima o f tha flrat publication of this nolle#. Two molts of tach claim or demand alia 11 l a In irrllln*. and shall itat* tba Ili an of reel deuce and post efflca sddra** of lha claim, am, and shall b* sworn to by l Ha - laii-’Jirt lit agent, or a l ­ io: nt) and a*-cuu:pai;Ud by a filing fas of one dollar and sueli claim or demand not illad aliull ba Void. Hath usrdr.tr A . r i i o i t u f of tha Gael Will and TaatamSnt of Aa Anulliary AdiiilnUira* t i i . C.T i ll-irn ull tKH IM UR. da,1, 4>,-l hlsuairu-n, li a i i * a Al-ljitoali Attorn, ye for AuellUry Admliilalratrli. C. T. A. P a i t * in s Sanford. Florida 40 421 If) 1:11 I I ) 11:10 I D GO O DYEAR CONSTRUCTION CO M PAN Y F A 2-1101 STENSTROM REALTY - SELLING AGENTS SERVICE 555 W. la t S I. STORE F A 2-2821 �D BLUE RIBBON FRESH 2460 PA R K AVE. at 25th ST. SANFORD, FLA. MEATY WESTERN P rices Good Th rou gh Saturday L L T . W IL L IA M D. Shattuck v m recently pro­ moted to Lieutenant during ceremonies a t Heavy Attack Squad­ ron Three. Ho la pre­ sently security officer at the squadron W A SH IN G TO N Ta help ym yet a m frea year lead Jellan , Feed Fair pretests a cellectlea of the year's brlfhtest. sreit praetteef •veeettloee ftam lead' ere Is the feed field. "Best tdeet fee Seperaerket Shepeert**, le es Insert is the Feh. Reeder's Dleett. Ve on efferlsp free septet ef thlt tpeclel ■sterf- while eeppllee Imt le ear MEATY i fUPI) — The prospects o f Prealdcnt Kennedy'! big new school eld program BEST GRADE have been eummed up in a single abort sentence: “ It hasn't sot a prayer." That assessment, from s eonsreaaional aide eeaaoned in past school bill battles, was widely shared by lawmakers a fter their first look at the President's muttl-bllllon-dollar education plan Tuesday. The gloom? outlook fo r the legislation applied generally to the form in which it was sent to Congress: a single ralrh-all bill combining 24 new and old school aid plans. Parts o f the Kennedy pro­ gram seemed sure ta tieeoms anight in the bitter congres­ sional fight between support­ ers o f public snd parochial schools. The two sides lined up quick­ ly. Tim National Education Association heartily endorsed the bill; a representative of the National Catholic W elfare Conference said It "had some­ thin:: fo r everybody, every­ body except thoia children whose parents have elected to aend them to private aehools." Many lawmakers believed Cungiess would accept a new program of federal aid to col­ leges, expanded student loans snd other assisUnre under the existing National Defense Ed­ ucation Act amf Improvements in teacher training, library services slid special (duration­ al fields covered by the Ken­ nedy “ one tent" education bill. The most optimistic predic­ tion for the catch-all bill was Mode by Semite Democratic Whip Hubert 11. Humphrey. Minn., who rated Its rhances better than 60-60. Ha said that Individual parts of the bill h*d a “ very, very good chalire.'* » STEAK FARMER GRAY RO LL N.Y. STATE AGED P.S.C. SPICED IA D Y FAIR B.M. OR S JL F.S.G. SLICED MELLOW AGE CHEESE SAUSAGE “ 39« CHEESE *»• 69« Lunch neat'oz39< Biscuits 3«« 29« STEAK SALAMI iooz OYSTERS 39* CHEESE Mwntfvtj ' k i_ MtfthoMs k 4 [M ttM S m M P*! I I 4 LAD Y FAIR R EA L GERMAN CHOC | COFFEE 38 ) HAW AIIAN PUNCH LA CORONA 28 O Z ' BOTTLES PLUS DEPOSIT •1 I LUNCHEON LO A f PEACH PRESERVES P IN EA P P LE PRES. APRICOT PRESIRVES A LL VEGETABLE Legal Notice ROSEDALI CARDEN PEAS LIBBY GOLDEN CREAM S TYLE CORN TOM ATOES GIANT SIZE STANDARD PASCAL CELERY, WITH THE PURCHASE OF FAM. SIZEGLEEM AND COUPON ^ BELOW _ coupon* V to us | iiwestwwmmsrnm ti |J 0 A W X m M 'm 'M t o . 'j m aVAYAV.ViV.V,VMV,W.',V.7,V,V. 4 w) w r r ' T . - n * j WMi ike hnAns at • Or. Withbons li.W * DRESSING % * m Out W 1mm h k m n p i m *-*-*» "••»» lint ftTiYV%i I m i i i 111itit r tHH |.t MM14Mf 11111h t 1»1lY| lill At Our K«gul«# I m p M e m CUP Ilies M i l O r»Uif*jMiMM— mrw .jar hi �"Who Says No News Is Good News?" Why No Comment? We are still stunned by the City Commission action Monday night in refusing to negotiate with the Sanford Pipeline Co. The Navy wants it. The Chamber wants it. And the people want it. And yet . . . Because ii einult hard core o f Atlantic Coast Line em­ ployes came out en mass against the proposal, becnuse the AC L would lose money in the deal . . . the City Com­ mission by a 3-2 vote refused to okay the plan. A Herald reporter ipiestioned two o f the commissioners, Sonny Reborn and A1 Wilson on whether they turn­ ed the proposul down. Phil Newsom Soys . . . Not A Great Surprise! All we heard was "N o comment.” You just don’t push a $200,000 in­ dustry out o f the city. We demand some comment! We hnve a right to know. A lending official o f the ACL as­ sured us that the AC L would not bo hurt by the Pipeline . . . The Navy says it will save the taxpayers money and most o f nil the City Commission earlier approved the plan. W hy did they backtrack? Why did they back-paddle in the wuters o f progress? We urge the Chnmber o f Com­ merce to push this project and don't lot all the work in building this com­ munity go down the drain. I ’ P l Foreign News Analyst When President Charles de Gaulle almost in a single sen­ tence dumped the Atlantic al­ liance a n d vetoed British membership in the common market, the surprise need not have been nearly so great had the signs been read a little better. In a stole of what might be called complacency, iiis West­ ern associates simply went on rxpecting him to do things he never intended in do. As early as IbM, De Gaulle Dr. Crane’s Quotes Worry Clinic rtdlo was in t n c l t n t Grci-K merchant who iltuoIrales (hr mrdiral hysteria that afflicta modern Am er­ ica. Million* of “ Worry M arla" are idolatrous for the; worship doctors Instead of find Almighty. And tons o f nrrdlrss drugs are bring prescribed because you pa­ tients demand them from u* medics, though we know you * don't need them at ail. CASK 0-445: Philo was an ancient Creek merchnnt who w us fleeing from Damascus because the plague had broken out in that city. Along the route he was trav­ elling he overtook a lull, dis­ tinguished looking Stranger. They greeted each cordially unit trudged along together on foot, meanwhile engaging in conversation. A t noon they stopped fur lunch. Philo shared his figs ami fish with the Stranger, who thanked him fo r hi* generoilty. Finally, Philo screwed up enough courage to ask hia companion who he was. " I am the Black Death," re­ plied the Stranger. “ Oh, get away from her#— don't touch m et" exclaimed Philo, in great terror. “ Why, you just killed 50,000 people buck in Damascus. That’s why I am fleeing.” The Stranger shook his head. "N o t so," he replied calm­ ly. “ I slew only 1,000, Fear killed the other 40.000." And that ancient story illus­ trate* the wide prevalence of psychosomatic medicine. Whenever an accident oc­ curs, whether on the highway or In your home, what do you think o f first? “ Call a doctor," you cry out in panic. Few o f you ever think of calling on Uod, do you? And that is even true o f you mod­ ern clergymen, too! Y e t we medics can't even make a scratch heat or cause Mood to clot or make ■ frac­ tured bone knit! A t Northwestern Medical School one o f our distinguish­ ed professors addressed the class one duy with this shock­ ing statement: "Gentlemen, always remembrr that B5 per cent of your patients will got well— in spite of what you doctors do for them !" This week in the United States atone some 20,000.000 pulicnts will call on us doc­ tors for treatment. Y ct 10.000,000 o f them (60 per cent) will have no diagnosable physical a i l m e n t s whatever. Thoy are "w orry warts” and frustrated biddies past the age o f 40 who crave a little encouragement from a sym­ pathetic male, maybe because their husbands have died or they are spinsters. And I don’t mean to focus solely on the womrn, for mil­ lions o f men are likewise worry warts who consume tons o f pills and receive mil­ lion* of injections, needlessly. But the men uic often scar­ ed o f becoming platonic. This very fear, like that o f the Stronger on the roud from Damascus, then can produce the very i m p o t e n c e they dread. Thereatlcr, they deluge us doctors. Any medic with a positive personality can us­ ually cure them witli ordinary saline Injections or even mag­ ical hiKUi-pocus, for their problem is chiefly above their eyes, namely, psychosomatic. So get hep to reality. Unless you liavo a cut artery or a fractured bone or a real surg­ ical rrisis, quit acting so chicken! You hysterical Americans at# trying to worship the M. 1). You use him as an idol tu replace Cod Almighty. Get hep. And send fur my booklet "H ow To Prevent Impotence," enclosing a stamped return envelope plus 20 cents, for it cun jilulunic mniriugu better than testosterone. slop Helen Fuller Soys Position Not Favorable WASHINGTON <UP1) The arrogance and short­ sightedness of Charles dc Gaulle are forcing John F. Kennedy into a position on the world stage lie never sought. In his pres* conference of Jan. 14. the French President in effect declared himself totally disinterested In (he At­ lantic Alliance, discontented V/llh American leadership In It, determined to go ahead OUR with development of hit own separate nuclear force, and opposed to the inclusion of Great Britain in a future United Europe except on DcGaullc's terms. The latter, he made clear, included an end lo the "special” relation­ ship wiiich has historically existed between Britain and the United States. Few deny that Charles de Gaulle Is a great man. But there are few leaders of the B O A R D IN G HOUSE Ncw Frontier who think he is Uial great. DcGaullc makes no secret of the belief that he has been chosen to make history— to build a 'new Europe" centered on a Fran­ co-German alliance, independ­ ent of the United Stalci and Russia. The fact is dial France simply is not strong enough to turn dream into amount of DcGaullc’s reality. personal can paaa miracles. No " w ill" We ale so sophisticated sci­ entifically Dial men cun breathe in the airless void be­ yond the earth's atmosphere, and yet we are so primitive tb.it the quality o f air we breathe on the surface o f the earth continue* to deteriorate. — U. S. Surgeon Gnu-nil l.uther Ih Terry, on ah pol­ lution. Snow is just tumbling out o f the sky. The only thing traveling is snow, — Biitish Automobile Assn, spokesman, during Britain’s worst storm in a century. Political W A S H IN G T O N - (N’ E A ) President Kennedy'.-, Notebook gram continues the voluntary reduction of corn, grain sorg­ rapacity. But dairy farm in­ message lo iho new Con­ hum and barley acreage in come is down. gress, expected la-fore Feb. 1, effect 1961-63. Farmers who There is no support in will concentrate on four top commodities—dairy products, cotton, feed grains and wheat. Authoritive sources which lim e been working on it say tlte message will not he a* specific as the President's two previous program*, which became prime targets for Ins critics. The pitch this year will be to give general objectives, Uten let Congress write the tickets with broad grants of authority to the secretary of agriculture to spell out de­ tails in regulations. The risks in litis approach are that Congress may nut be able to agree on precise formulas. One result might be no farm legislation at all or action so late in (lie ses­ sion (list it will not affect this year's production. Congress did approve a feed program for P.xa and a wheat program for 19(14. late in tin- last session. But making the wheat plan ope­ rative is subject to a vote of approval by two thirds of the wheat growers in !»!*• May­ or early June. A ’’ Y es'' vole will mean (2 a bus he] support price fur wheat grown on limited acr­ eage with extra payments for reduced planting to put monland iniu conservation. If more than one-third of the wheat growers vote " N o " there would Ih- no limit on planting or marketings and ttie support price would fall to 5o per cent of parity or about $t .20 The result of this would Ik to make wheat competitive witli the feed grain*. This would force more feed grain production tinder price sup ports. Tile total cost to the government fur both wheat ami feed grains would pro. hably be less under a "N o ” vole. AH these factors being considered, it is necessary for Congress lo know the out­ come oi the wheat referen­ dum before it can legislate intelligently on Ihc feed grain program for 1904. The 1963 feed gram pro­ cooperate receive payments for taking cropland out of production and putting it in conservation. The sign-up per­ iod for litis year is Feb. 1 through March 22. So President Kennedy has wheat and feed grain pro­ grams lo plug in Iiis new message, as well as brand new programs on cotton and dairy production, which are in real trouble. Cotton is in trouble from synthetic filler competition amt an export subsidy of a.5 rents a pound, which has increased imports o f foreign textiles. Department of Agriculture recommended an export free to equalise tins Imbalance last year, but the T a riff Com­ mission turned it down. Aiiottier idea is to estab­ lish a blended price support plan. It wuuld let anyone plant limited acreage at a high support price with a lower support price for larger acreage production. A third recommendation is U> increase acreage allot­ ments from IB.25 million acres tu 17 million acres. Tins would increase surpluses and Congress would have to approve it, because the De­ partment of Agriculture has no authority to do it now. I’ rospecls for a new cotton program before planting time are dim. The dairy program which now permits unlimited pro­ duction cost tlie government about paw million last year. l,a,si April's support price, cut from $3.40 to $3.11 a hundred* rcighi, failed to cut production. Butter surpluses Washington is aware that DeGaulle'a imperious ways kR.GUMPH.'UWF— POFF-KAF? are making Italy and most ■a'.r s . R A o o e w esi ,-£>inert mV. of Germany nervous aliout ’ preciatiom stxw J S P lT A L rry IN WACBOfilW* tile course o f the European : AS A HOUSE GUEST, MAN I Community. Rather than re­ tESGMT YOU WITH THIS HAMO sponding to DcGaullc'* blust­ INICHED FRASS TURKISH ering with concessions lo pre­ ,MP/IT IS ONE OF MY ICASUR6 6 , ©NEMTOME vent his growing even more 'THE KHEDWB OP difficult lo dcsl with, the 1D 2 IPA H/ Kennedy government there­ OVER 35 YE A R S fore is quietly at work on a At First A I’almelto new formula for a NATO nu­ (Alongside old post o ff k r) clear force. What United Slate* slrale­ gists are seeking is a system o f collective defense that would not be totally paid for or exclusively controlled by us. • Cnrpeth • Furniture General Lauria Norstad, the • Tile • P Iuhoh retiring supreme commander • Rental Hcdt* of NATO, told a Washington audience last week that an Anglo • American • French nu­ ► 'V V 'C H IC K WITH ftoonjo a llin rl f V ’/ ’ CHfCK W]|H clear defense directorate might be the answer. The 5 Huge 1-A Sanford, Florida Wed., January, 30, 1003 present thinking in Washing­ 2 ton is that a triumvirate does not distribute responsibility broadly enough. The Kennedy men incline to the view that the West Germans ami the j E SI *1.11. It A. KU IT till A % II 1*1 Italians should also tie in­ I, SIIKI VUnillKI, KUHIMII B. UHISWCll.1* cluded In auch a directorate. Alai'SSln* KUitur Advertising Director Jl III W III.!.* J A A I K L. SIIIIKMAHKH On ttie economic sale. A d­ I'ounly Editor llu»li.r»» Muusgtr ministration thinking adher­ I E I t : 1.1A S 't llM K H BIIIIII.KI JltAS;* es to the need for Britain to gocitty Editor i,l«s.ltl»d Msni»**r n u t It Halt IA HOTIIAII rilA A K XULTUMVE be inside the Common Mar­ JVuture Editor Circulation Manager ket. Otherwise, it i* thought, KHt.li M EI.I.I Desk* • C hairs • Filet • Machines Mschanlral UupE the European Community will . * Supplies tend lo turn inward ratlu-r at h s c h i p t i u a h a t e * i By Mall It Hint I K l U r r r tliao outward toward a wid­ All Olfcrr i M l H l i C ssslf ened Atlantic Community, in­ ll l.Jv I W a r !» .# • I Vsar Uo W t.k S.I4 * Mon lbs i.*# * Months cluding the United States. J.oo I Months 1.10 1 Mu,jilts In general, Washington I* 100 I Munil, luo 1 Muni li tti i ih tait s*i a*i m l ’. K. I’ostal Regulations pros Ids that all mail subscriptions b* not in a mood to bow to Hie told In advanc*. _____________________________________ _______ imperious DcGaullc. T?ie stra­ J.ntsrtd as second clsds matter October ST, ISIS *V lbs Post tegy la to think and plan Mflics of Hanford. Florida, under ths Act of Congrss* of Msrcb. ahead to list time 4 when T b s Herald Is a member of l b * United Press which I* tntltltd France will no longer revolve ortCJt WUH f r o r f r M u a r t K ’W ' CHECK wifH \ aacliulvsiy lo tht uts for rspabllcatloa af all tbs local nswa around him. grlolsd l a this asasps ps r- ©If? £anforii ijeraUi are now taxing cold storage farm f* 5 2 3 Sanford Furniture Co. Congress for mandatory re­ duction of milk production, W e now live in n world in which wr ate literally nil til each Ottiers' mercy. One would think that, in these eirctnnstance-, merey would In, taken seriously and studied, hut this is the last thing that anyone seems to want to do. — Prof. Kenneth E. Doubling, U. o f Michigan economies professor. was showing disenchantment with NATO. Alter that came his determination Hint France should have its own nuclear force. Iiis imposition o f almost impossible conditions on Brit­ ish entry into Europe and hi.* open courtship of the West German Republic have been oilier signpost* along the wav. They arc not of recent origin In De Gaulle's ronrept of a French-led Western Europe, there was no place for Urilaln or (or Die United Stales. The gods ore never ques­ tioned and so it st em* unlikely that De Gaulle will bother to explain himself more than lie already has. But il seems pro­ bable that these considerations lent weight to the Imal decis­ ion. Tile European I'ominoH Mar­ ket already is an economic success, and for selfish rea­ sons alone its members are not likely lo abandon it even in the lace of a major upheav­ al. Whatever its irritations may he. Hie United Stales cannot abandon Europe militarily. Therefore, i-ren if *->ti-* in years In timid up ail independ­ ent French nuclear force, there is no danger ol a mili­ tary vacuum. if there is a lug loser, il will lie Britain and i( Britain fin­ ally docs enter the common market. It will be on any term* she can gel. France is at its moment of greatest economic strength. It is growing faster than West Germany and twice as fast a* either the United States or Brituin. Time is important. Aland with Dc Gaulle, the greatest advocate of close Franco-Ger­ man ties has been West Ger­ man Chancellor Konrad Ade­ nauer who is scheduled to leave olficc in )■*** Ilian a year DcGaullc himself, with ap­ proximately three years left in office, also must firm up his own concept of a lulure France before it run be undone by hi* successor, France’ s partners in the common market have said plainly that De Gaulle’s idea of a Europe of Ihc future is not their Idea. Bargains G a lo re • Truck Tirea In All Sizes CAVANAUG H T IR E SERVIC E 1101 8. French A » « . FA 2-2203 _____________ EST. 1935 iN S V R A A /C e A f A S A V IM G so Uie administration will not I ’ll blow fifty mure. recommend it. A voluntary, divers ion-type program simi­ — Louis Ai instiling, beginning both yeai us a trumpet play­ lar to tires feed grain pro­ er. gram il likely to be proposed. 111 So. Rhone 1'almelto FA 2-0814 jm s o S I P W it i h I 1151% SATURDAY O FF On All Our Entire Stock To Choose From . . . Many Styles and Sizes SOME RECO RD W HILE I'L A Y E R S THEY LAST Reduced As Much As Decca - LP and Stereo RECORDS REDUCED george Stuart's % WAREHOUSE CLEARANCE SALE 2(h50% NOW through JA N . 31st j* e o r ^ « S tu a rt TREM END O US STOCK TO CHOOSE FROM S A N FO R D ELECTRIC CO. “ Seminole County's 118 M A G N O LIA A V E. Oldest G E Dealer" FA 2-1562 �4 Legal Notice Z WEACP TV® MAJOR tttf THAT WAS A 0007 J C » FOftONB OPHlfl SlMPlB. MNPEP SEWfiANTV H0LDfT7VWV«JT iB rM e < 3 e rm o HB^M W rwABUJOHH ANDI I'M NOT/ IM B A C O U M b fr ? W H ATCW VO J^AY? NCW.WHATO l (TAU*ABOUT? < Legal Notice Clerk e f th* Clreutt Court ftl* your answer or atkar In and for Semtnol* Coun­ pleading with th* Clerk of ty. Florid*. thl* Court and to eerv* a By: Jean R. With* copy thereof upon th* plain­ Deputy Clerk tiff er hi* attorney, who** C H M C K R T NO. 1PTT8 Him* and nddraea appears OVERSTREET LAND CON- Joseph P. Baker herein, not later than th* Hat PANT, * Florid* corporation, Baker, Baker a Smith I I East Pla* Street day of February, A. D. t i l l , F U l.tlff, Orleado, Fla. or a Deere* Pro Confer.o will Publlih Jam. M * Fab. I, 11. fa* entered agalnet you. E. M. BtCEFOWD and ------- II. t i l l . DONE AND ORDERED at n rcK F on o, hi* wif*. at »i. ODE-11 laniard, ieminol* C o u n t y , and ANT AND ALL PBBBONB Florida, this th* Hat day of HAVING OR CLAIMING ANT IN T I B CIRCUIT COURT OF INTEREST IN THE HEREIN TR B NINTH JUDICIAL CIR­ January, A. D. l i l t . (SEAL) DEACRUJED PROPERTY LO- CUIT, IN AND FOR R I­ Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr, GATED IN flBUINQIJB OOUN- NDt.R COUNTT. FLORIDA. Clerk, Clreutt court. Semi­ TT, FLORIDA, IN CRANCRRT NO. ISSST nole County, Florida Defendant*. IN THE MATTER OF ADOP­ By: Martha T. VIhlaa NOTICE OF SUIT TION nT EUGENE LUX AND Deputy Clerk THE (T A T E OP FLORIDA TO I EDITH LUX OF HILDEOAUD William Murrell, jr. E. If. BICKPOnD, and ---- - MARIA WALTERS, a minor, Attorney for Plaintiff BICKFORD, hi* Wlfa, If II v. s o n cm 1111 Edgewater Drlv* Ins, and It daad, tha unknown TOuCHAHLES L WALTERS Orlando, Florida helra, deviates, legatee*. fn n * Addrsao ead raatdaac* Publish Jan. U, I t a y,b. tat a, trustees, btntnelarlta, unknown d. It, I l f l . vpouita, creditors, llenore, »ucTon ar* hereby notified that ctiaora or othirt claiming an * Petition ha* beta filed In CDE-II Interest br, through. und*r or th* abov* styled cause by Bu­ for tho laid E. M. Bickford tene Lua and Edith Lus for IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. and — Bickford, hlo wlfot tha adoption o f Hlldegard Ma­ NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IDA M. BURN! and — rla Walters, a mtnar, by the OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR b u r n s ,, btr husband, If llv . Petitioner!, and you art re­ SEMINOLE COl'NTT. in*, and If doad, tha unknown quired la eerv* a copy af your IN CHANCERY NO. ISTTB NOTICE OF SUIT hair*, dtvlrtta, legalise, gran- answer or objection to show Uta, tnttlta*. beneflelarlea, eaui* why aald petllloo should TOi ALKT1IA m . ACREY, Whore Residence and apouaaa. creditor*. lienor*, auc- not ho granted oa tb* attor­ Address la Unknown ctaiora or othtro claiming an ney for Petitioner*, Orville or Who Conceit* H*rr*1f Inttraot hr. through, nndir or Johnson, III, P. O. Boa 111, A B W O n N COMPLAINT for tho otld Ida M. Burn* and Fern Park, Florida and tile — — Born*, htr huaband; EN* the original la tb* atfle* af Having bean filed In th* Cir­ ZOR * HAYNES, a partnar- tho Clerk o f Clreutt Court on cuit Court tn and for HemlCounty, Florida, In ■hlp or tho grantaei, trusties, or before tha llth day of nol* hanadclarlta, ertditork, lienors, February, A. D. 1MI and Chancerr, entitled "ID Ail K. ■ucctnora, or other* claiming baraln fall not ar a deers* pro ACRET. Plaintiff, -ve- ALE. M. ACRET, Defendant", an Intareet by, through, under conretao will b* entered THA praying for certain relief tor or for tho etld partnerehlpi agalnet yen. th* above named Plaintiff and E. K. ENSOR and ----- ENWITNESd my hand and teat zon , hie wife, II living, and and tha eeal of th* said eoort agalnat Tou a* th* D*f*ndant, NOW THEREFORE. THIS If dead, tha ur.knowa helra, de- In danferd, Florida, this 14th IB TO NOTIFY TOU That If vlseer, legatee*, grant***, day of January, A. D. l i l t . you with to deftnd aralr.it trustees, beneflclarlae, apourtt, (SEAL) and contest th* above entitled creditor!, lienor*. eucetaaort Arthur IL Beckwith, Jr, action, Tou ar* Required to or other* cltlmlng an Intarait Clerk, Circuit Court file your Am w tr or othtr bp. through, under or for tho B n Martha T. Vlhloa wrlttan defense, If any you oold E- K- En*ar and —— D. C. have, to thl* Complaint with Entor, hit wtfa; P. B. HAT- Orville Johnson. H I tha dark of tha above alyUd NEB and ----- H a y n e s , hi* of th* law otllc* of Court and to **rv* upon Wir*, tf living, and If dtad, Joeeph M. Muraeko P la in tiff! Attorney, ALBERT tha unknown hair*, devla.ea, P. G. not 111. N. FITTN. whose addreaa t* legal***, grant***, truiie**, Fern Park, Florida li*n*flclarl**. apuua#*, credi­ Publish Jan. II, 11, !• S 1 Maaonlo Building, Hanford. Florida, a copy of aald an­ tor*, lienor*. *uoc*Hor* or Fib. I, l i l t swer « r other w rltlin de­ other* claiming an lnt»r**t br, CDE-II fen**, on er before th* lih through, under or for th* aald day ef March Ittl. P. B. llayntt and — Haynsr, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, THE NATURE of aald Com­ h I a w ile , WASHINGTON NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, plaint to to pray that th* OWENS and ----- OWENS, hie AND FOR SKMINOLE above dried Court grant th* wlfa; A IlT lltm F. JONKH and IN COUNTY, FLORIDA. abov* o*m*d Plaintiff a Dl— JONES, l.le wife; If living CHANCERT NO- IFTS* voro* a Vinculo Matrimonii o f and If d*ad, th* unknown and from Tou: h*lr*. derleeee, l*(ate*e, gran­ JOHN WARREN HENDRICKS. Plaintiff, FA IL NOT TO ANSWER tee*, truateee, heneflclerle*. Leet a Deer** Pro Confasao spouses, creditor*, lienor*, *ucBENNER HEN­ b* *nt*r*d agalnat Tou. rersnri or other* claiming an UZXIE WITNEBB My Hand and OfInteract by, through, under or DRICKS, Defendant. flclal fits! at Hanford, Semi­ fur th* aald Arthur F. Jon** nal* County, Plorlds, thl* llth notice o p »urr and — Jon**, hi* wife; — — of Jaauary, A. D. l i l t . LA It ott, the widow or Dr. A. TO O f re. LI sal* Banner Hen- day (SEAL) Srlok* H. Lara*, It living and If Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr, Highland Park Road doad, th* unknown heir*, d*. Clerk e f above styled IL D. t vl***«, Itnat***, grant***, Court ■allerevtlto, Peaaertvaata truetee*, beneficiaries, spout**, By: Margaret R. Tyre, Tou ar* hereby notified that creditor*, lienor*, *uce***or* D. C. or oth*r* claiming na interact a eull has bean Instituted by, through, under nr for th* against you, seeking a dlvoroa Albert N. Fitts •aid Dr. A. M. Laro* and ----- la the Clroult Court In and 1 Moronic Building I-arnr, hi* widows DR. HOPE for Hemlnol* County, Florida, Hanford, Florida T. M. RITTER and SABAH E. entitled John Warren Hen- Attoraoy for Plalntltr. RITTER, hi* Wll*. 101 North drlcke, plaintiff, va Lliel* Publish Jan. I I R Fab. d, tt, ttth Street. Allentown Pennsy­ Danner Hendrick* defendant, lvania! CHARLES O. HUM­ nnd that you ar* required to CDR-1T MEL and ----- ItEMMEL hi* wlf*, If living, and It dead, tho unknown halra, davttaee, legatees, grantee*, truetee*. heneflclerle*. apouiee, credi­ tor*, lienor*. auoceMor* or Other* claiming aa lnter**l by through, under or for th* said Chart** O. ID mm el and ----Hemmet, i,l* wile; ANT AND ALL OTHERS HAVING OR CLAIM I NO ANT INTERRAT IN THE FOLLOW I NO DESCRtBED PROPERTT LOCATED IN SKMINOLE COUNTY, FILOIUDAi rn A C T ONE Th* Ueet One-Half nf th* Seuthaaat Quarter of th* Nerthweet quarter * f U * Southeast Quarter ef Sec­ tion I, Township I I South, Bans* I* East. TRACT TWO Lota 1 to It, Incluilv* of Block "O'1, Tract |, RANLANDO SPRINGS SUBDI­ VISION, Seminole county, Florida, according to tha plat thireof recorded in Plat Book I, page I I of th* Publle Record* of Hemlnol* County, Florida. TRACT THREE Lola 1 through 4 and Lot* t l through It, niock "B" Traot II, SANLANDO SPItlNOS SUBDIVISION, Seminole County, Florida, according to tha plat thertof recorded la Plat llook I, page I I of th* in t m c T u c rrr r o c n r o r t ic k j i i T m j u d ic m l c r r c r i t I * AND FOR OKMINOLB c m i m , F l o r id a . i», mi. Mantle Honored In 2 Cafenories NOW O PEN . . . . Our Delightful Early American P H IL A D E L P H IA (U P I ) — B lu ffer Mickey Mantle o f tha New York Yankee* Monday nifh t became the fir*t pereon In the history o f the Phil­ adelphia Sports Writer* A «»ociation to be honored a* the nation’* "M o tt Couragooua Athlete" and "Outelandlnf Athlete." Mantle earlier at the aasoclatlone QOth banquet was cit­ ed ae the “ OuUtandlnf Ath­ lete" but hi* (election a* the "M o it Courageous” remained a secret until the actual pre■entatJon. 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Seminole County, Florida, according t* th* plat tharaof raoorded to Ptat Book d, pag* I I of th* Publle Record* of Heratnolo County, Florida, TRACT BIX Th* Ka*t Ono-ltalf o f th* Southtant Quarter o f th* Southweet Quarter o f th* Houlhiaet Quarter or seo. tlon I, Townehlp I I South, lu n g* I t Knit. Defendant*! GREETINGS! Teu nr* hareby sallfled that » proceeding to q a ltl title and far ether relief hag been brought In tho Clroult Court for Benlnol* County, Florida, agalnet all poraoae claiming any eatata, right, till* or Intarait la, or Ilea upon, the abov* described real property, situate la Samlael* County, Florida, and yau nr* hareby required to HI* with th* Clerk *1 tb* above deeorlbed Clroult Court In and tor sinlnola County year written anpearaae* (personally, nr by aitorney) la aald proceeding, on er before tb* I I I day e f March, l t l l , and thareaftor to Hit aorvlea aa th* attor­ neys tor Uta Plaintiff, BAKER, BAKER « SMITH, t t East Pin* Street, F. O. Boa Ms. ItTt, Orlande. Florida, sad file with salt attorney* (er the PU IallU and with the Clerk ef tk* ahav* elated <*art your written defeases, er aaewor, If any, to tha Complaint at tk* lima* pre­ scribed by taw, tharala setting ap th* estate, right, title er laisrset la, ar Ilea upon, tk* a b a v a deaorlbed property claimed by yau. Hareta fall net er Judsmsat will ha a l­ tered aarinet you by default. WITNESS my hand and •sal af tha aald Court at Sanlard, la a la e l* Ceumty. Flor­ ida, u la M U day at Jamaery, IM L (SEAL) Arthur kL Beekwlth, Jr, 4T W sr hJ Ji J |_ _ 1 W LA JI j �Now Is The Time To Plant Yourself In Your Own Home... Look To W ant-Ads Classified Phone 322-5612 322-5613 O ffice 204 W. First DEADLINES CLASSIFIED D ISPLAY: Tuca, thru F n . - 3 P. M. day before insertion. Mon. • Sat. noon. STRAIG H T CLASSIFIED: Tu ea, thru Frl. • 3 P.1I. day before insertion. Mon. • Sat. noon. RESPONSIBILITY! The Herald will not be responrblc for mure than one incorrect insertion of your ad, and reserves the right to re­ vise or reject any advertise­ ment from what ordered to conform to the policies of this paper. An investment, not an ex­ pense. Cali FA 3-3312 for expert advice on a Herald advertising campaign. OUT CLASSIFIED IN D E X 1. Lost & Found 2. Notice.* • Perdonals 3. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation 5. Food C. For Rent GA Special Notices 7. Rusiness Rentals 8. Reach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Suie 13. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 15. Rusiness Opportunity 1(5. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Ruild - Paint - Repair 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Sendees 25. Plumbing Services 20. Radio & Television 27. Special Services 28. L a u n d ry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poulfrv - Live stock 31 A. Pets 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles For Sale 35. Articles Wanted 36. Automobiles - Trucks 37. Bouts - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers - Cabanas OUR W AY 2. Notices • Personals 6. For Rent 3 Bedroom house. 2406 Stev­ CARP OF THANKS en* Ave. Phone 349 4671. The Family of ftarold R. Sundvall wiihcw to thank tbelr R E N T A BED many friend* for all the Rollsw iy, Hospital 4 Baby card i, Power* and kindBeds nesws >hown them in the By Day. Week, or Month death of their husband and C A R R O LLS FU RN ITU RE father. Mrs. Harold R. Sundvall Ph. FA 2-3111 US W. 1st S t Harold Jr. W ELAKA APARTM EN TS: Dunald Room* private bath*, 114 William W. First St. Gary Unfurnished 2 b e d r o o m Timothy house. 826 Escambia. Ph. F A 2 0274. 3. E d u ca tio n - In s tru c tio n (Tl|r ftanfttrb ir r a lil SW EETIE PIE Jan. 30, 1963 — P a g e 3 *A By Nadine Seltzer 3 42 year* In real estate busi­ ness in Sanford. Bikinc FA 2-3969 Best buys in real estate. All types ot Real EsUta John E. Fox, Realtor /■JO “ Look it it this way—you'll n e v e r dish again!" have to w ith that Legal Notice 3 Bedroom bouse by owner. FA 2 8327. Jim Hunt Realty OIIIcb FA 2-1111 Nights FA 2-0641 323-6700 1324 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. Flalotlff, vs. M I C H A E L J. A. WILSON, Jfl, at us and at *1. Tuf*n<tanlan o t ic k of arrr in F i l m ' l l AUK KDIIKII.OIIM K T i l l IIK OlU li : A. SVAI.KRIt and H U T Il O. W A L K Kit. hi* wife, R rstllU X t'K i Unknown A.NU TOl All parties claim­ ing laOrssU, by. thrnuah. under or aaalnut the aforeeebl prreon*. “Father lost the toss. I’m shoveling the path and ho’* doing the dlahoor C A R N IV A L By Dick Turner YO U Alti: hereby notlfie.l Ib a l e Complaint to furacloa* A certain mortgag* encumberI n i Ik* following deecrlbed rent proparty, t o - « l t : Let I. Iltr.L k 1'. COUN- T R Y CLU H M ANDIt, UNIT NO. I, accurdl iik tu the rllst Ihirrnf •* recorded n Plat Rook 11, pane is, Public Records of Hemlnot* Caunty, Florida, baa been fllad aialnet you In th* abeva styled suit and you ara required tu i«r r * a copy of your Annwi-r nr otliar I'ltadlng to tha Cuinplalnt on Plain tiff* attorneys. AVDUItBON. RL’BH. D U AN. LUWN- DEB * van den IICIUI. 311 East Contral Avenue. Orlando, Florida, and til* the orlRlnal Anawar or other riea'llnu In th* offte* of tbs Clerk ut tha Circuit Court on nr balor* th* Ith day of Fabruary, Ittl. If you fall to d'i SO. 4 decra* pro confoaao will bo takan afelnat you for th* relief de­ manded In Ilia Complaint. This Nolle* Shall be lished unco a e t a k fur cubeecullv* weeks In the ford llarald. D A T K D Ihla Tth day of uary, t i l l . (BEAL) pub­ four bauJan- Arthur ■(. Heekwllh. Jr, Clark of Circuit Court Uyi Margaret L Tyro, Daputy Clark Andsraun, Rush, Dean. Lowndes A van den B r i g l i t Fa it Central Bl*d. v. o. it us m i Orlando, Florida Publlah Jan. », if, tl. ItC U E at “ It s a y s *1 heard your Iscturo on th e cru elty o f le s v in g Kittens loose in th o cou n try and decided you war* right !" It Pays To Use The HEKALD Want Ads. m t iu .r .o . PUMPS. S PR IN K E R SYSTEMS All Types and Sires VSc Repair and Service S T I N E Machinery and Supply co. 20’ W. 2nd St FA 2-6433 w ells FACTORY TO Y J U ALUM INUM BLINDS Enclosed head, Sag-proof bot­ tom rail with plastic ends. Plastic or rayon tape*. Cot­ ton or nylon cords. S e iik u rik G I ivbs h i d ! P a in t 16. Female Help Wanted Experienced Curb girl. Also night Dishwasher. Apply Chick *.N Treat, Sanford. 19. Hituallono Wanted Days work wanted. FA 26394 ID YLIAVILD E Charming Colonial situated NEW 3 bedroom, 2 hath on corner homealte In beau­ honir, large corner lot, 311 tiful Idyllwllde of Loch ArTucker Dr., Sunland Es­ tior. Spacious rooms, and tate*. VA—nothing down, features (ur Ui numerous monthly payments $U2.ou. and nice to describe on FA 2 8074 - FA 2 2318. paper. Fully air-conditinned and heated by central sys­ tem. It does make a differ­ ence where you live, tu ' ‘Call H all" FA 3-1641 drive out today for a com­ 2344 So Francb Ave. plete inspection. You'll be glad you did! NO DOWN PA YM E N T Sunland Estates. 2118 Oakland Dr. By Owner. FHA loan. 3 Bedrooms. FA 2-UJiU. Child Care. FA 2 2274 Babysitting In my home. Small children and babies. Big yard and screened In IHirili. Ilea Mina hie and meals furnished. Call Mrs. Davis, FA 2-9291. J. W. Hall, Realtor CD1MI >10 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 Chevy > door Belalr, FA 2*7323. 72. F lo w e n t • S h ru b s RAVENNA PARK 24. E le c tric a l S e r v ic e * F B IG ID A IB E Sales k Service House Wiring, Free Estimate* Sid Vlhlen'a Bandull Electric 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-0915 25. Humlilnjc Service* ~ PLUM BING Contracting Repair* F R E E ESTIMATES R. L. H AR V E Y Real E sU tf — Mortgages F A >4381 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2 2420 201 Sanford Ave. Stenstrom Realty 1962 Clievrolct U t Ion flat body truck, Ph, FA > 1387. 1933 Chevrolet Belalr. Ixiw mileage, 4 door, power pack, auto tram, window vents, trailer hitch, ate. Pit. FA 2-3360. 37. Hoats - Moi orit Gateway T o The Waterway E o Iiao ii Sport I i i r Goods Your EVINRUD E Dealer I 301-0 8 E. tat Ph. FA 2 5901 14' Ski Boat, 35 hp. 1937 Evtnrudc Motor, traUer, FREE ESTIM ATE controls and steering. A ll Upholstering 4 Mattress ren­ 63U0. F A 2 9279. ovating. New 4 Used Furni­ ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. 38. Motoicyclen - Scooters Co., at 7u» Celery Ave. VESPA Motor Scooters (n ew ) FA 2-2117. $19.63 down 4 $3.32 Week­ Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick ly. Service Willi the Cash. Lewis Sales 4 Service SUPER TRADING POST 2317 Country Club Road FA 24)671. Ph. FA 2-7928 -----------------------_l--------------- H O LLER S o /S A N FO R D OLDS 1 Q fi9 C A D ILLA C ■ UI.DS M illion Wagua Power And A ir Good. 1D M FA LCO N Slatiun Wugur\ lw ® * H la m lu r d SAVE Tran* mI n» bin 1 Q R 1 L0>l ,:T 1 Hour I 9 D I Automatic Trgium t»»lon 1961 CAU1LLAC .......... REUPHOLSTERY<S/2co «/a / ( hairs $39 .v ';r :, sofas $89 r ;:;r . CUS TOM MA D l M I H C O V f R S SOFAS ‘ 49.50 2 4 .5 0 ni** .J.* i L aiqrit N■ug*$' t. • H(|rii I tl >n<iilri ••• j * 1 t **#* Wiilltn ijwu'u"1* ■ 111 [#«.«•< C E N T R A L FLA. D E C O R A T O R S llu lh O (jO'iOnd 1 'If I i O* luotlu No ph it a j m tuibg Ml L t < f h 1696 4Ucor Srdi° 1 A C A f O K W i t t 4 Hour I w w w ,\u(uni*tic Tran*mi**iun 1296 | A K A CH E VR O LE T 4 Door Station I Wagon, I Cylinder, Standard I r an*. 19Q R • 1 Q C O C H E V R O LE T 4 Dour I ® ® ® Auto Tran*., A ir Cond. 1 Q C 7 C A D IL L A C Sedan DeVlil* I # 0 1 power And A ir Cond. . 1957 C IIEVI<(>UET4Uoor V-8, Automatic ULDSMODII.K 4 Door Auto. T r*n *- A ir Cond. M E R C U R Y 4 D oor A u t o , CHA I RS Plu '/ C H E V R O L E T Legal Notice Tab *. m i P fckup W in d s h ie ld Muck ( I Inns 1962 Studebaker Truck. Excellent cond. Low Door Glnss Vent Gluas mileage. CaU Ralph resold. SERVICE F A 2 1011, Scnkarlk G I ura nnd Faint Company 1957 l ord Wagon $423. 1956 21. lie a u ty Halona Stenslrom Realty Attractive new 3 Bit, CB home on corner lot in de­ sirable location. Features include fully equipped elec­ tric kitchen, central heat, and many top notch extras! Only $600 down, and pay­ ments as taw aa *ui per month. May we serve you? 3(5. Autnmobnca * Trucks Children k ep t FA 1-4163. SPE C IAL Cut 'N Curl Ucauty Shop End curl 65.50 including shaiw, sit k style. Open Evening by ap|iolntnicnl. 3 Real E'late — Mortgages Experienced Uporatora. CBS llinibe. 3 Large bedIII N. Bark Ave. FA 2-2420 roumv, 2 baths, kitchen 318 Palmetto Ave. FA 2 0831 equipped. Assume payments IIAII It I E 'lT S B E A U TY NUUK FA 2-2M3. Complete Beauty Service 1U5 So. Oak FA 2-3743 IN Till N T V JI'HUIl'B CHI II r. SKMINHI. i : nil NTT, KI.HII1114. File Nu. t w f . r .lT A T K HI' JKBHIU UK LL K SOU THAR D. D* •****<! n o t h i: t o c M c n i T o n a T O A l.l. I' K H I O S S H A T I N H r u i m hk DK MXN iia 4 U U N S I ’ * till KIT4TK i Yt.il slid f * ’ b of x«u lira h a o b r notlflad and r*i|Ulnd to III* an/ claim* and de ­ mand* which you . or either of you me/ b a t * afelnat said salats In lh* nfflc* of llon-Tsbl* C. Vern-.n Ml,#. Jr., Couniy J u d «« of baiiiln.il* Cnuntr. at bla offlea In th* Court IftiiiH In Hanford, KUir* Id*. within a ll cslandar month* from th* Urn* of th* ftrat puiillcatlon of Uilt no­ lle#, Rath I'laliii or drruand must be In wrlllnit and cm * lain tbs |iUv* of rtal.lence ami past affl * bddrraa of lire claimant and mu it ba aworn tu by lb * claimant, hi* agent or attorney, or Hit aatu* ( ball b* void Raymond M. Ball A* Admlnlatratar * f eald Ketate Cum Testamanto A n u a i * Harrison U. aiaward Or tb* f i r m of Bitwnrd b Steward l i t East Robinson Btreat Orlando, I'lorlda JMblleb Jan, U, tl, I t A A U T O GLASS IN S T A L L E D Beautiful Camellias in bloom MR. F IX -IT U R A P E V ILLE N U R SE R Y Take B limner and saw, buc­ ket of paint, plenty of E l­ Grapeville Ave. Near 2uth St. bow grease and convert this older 4 bedroom, two 33. Fumltura bath home Into a comfort- Used furniture, appliances, ahle home for your fam ­ tools, etc. Bought • Sold. ily. Larry's Mart 213 Sanford Convenient >o downtown shop­ Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 ping, churches. Call us now for an appoint, W ANTED reliable couple lo take up monthly payments ment. of $13.30 on 3 complete K V E K E T r A .H A R P E R rooms of furniture. Call AGENCY, REALTO RS T K 8 1511, Casselberry, col­ 2465 S. Park Avo. lect. Plumes FA 3-2264 or FA 2-2285 Stemper Agency IN AMI Foil OKMINOl.i; t Ot N T ! , Fl .tIHIIM. IN C H A N C K Itl Nil. I XTNi KAHT IIROOK LT N BA VINOS HANK, a New Turk corpora­ tion. Plaintiff, va. M A R T IN IftuNItY HPATII and M AIIT HA KDNA HPATII. hi* Wlfas ATI.AH KUItHIDI A III KM f l f r L O H ID A , INC., a riurlda corporation; and J. M. FtlKNTI'.H and — FUKNTKH, hi* will, Dafsndanla. NOTICF. TH IIKPKNII Hit HIIHKII OF 1*1 lll.lt' tTIHN ni IT t'lilt yiiH Kl L u l l Mil TO. XfAllTIN IIK N It r BPATII and M A It T II A E D N A B PA TII, hi* wif* Homo's Candy Bhnp l-'aiilkuar, Maryland YOU, M A R T IN II K N U V HI’ATH and M A R T H A KDNA HPATII, ara heraby notlflad tlial a Complaint for Foracloeura of M o r t f s g * haa been filed eaalnel you. and >ou ara required to serve a copy nf yuur Answer nr Pleading* tu the Complaint on th* Plaintiff's attorney, Joseph M. Fltegerald, SIS Bsourlly Truel liulldlng. Miami St, Florida, and fll* tha ori­ ginal Anawar nr DUadlng In lh* offlcs of th* Clork of the rlrcult Court un or faafura tha sin day of Fabruary A .D . I III. If you fall to do on, judgment by default will ba taken agelnct you fur tha rellaf Uemaodad In l b * Caroplant. Tha description o f tho rial property proceeded against ta: led «, Block to, T O W N HITK U F .NORTH C I I U L U . OTA, a aubdlvlalon ac­ cording to plot thereof, racordad In Plot Rook }. pagaa I t to II, Inclusive, nf th* Pubtlo Records nf Hemlnnl* County, Florida. Tbla nutlc* shall be p u b­ lished unco each week for four co ua.i u ll v* waaka In th* Hanford llarald. DUNK A X D O R D E R E D at Sanford, Bemlnol* County, Florida, thli 1th day o f Ja n­ uary A. D , 1*13. IBEAI.l Arthur II. Backwlth, J r , Clark, Circuit Court Or: Margsrot E. Tyra Deputy Clerk Joiaph M. Fltegerald 131 Hlcurlty Truet Building Miami 11. Florida publish Jan. I, id. tt, Id. C D fc -ll Cattle 4 Horse Trailer. Schult ail steel frame. FA 2-6782. Stenstrom Realty Stenstrom Realty CKNTH Piano Tuning and Repair W. L. Harmon — l'A 2-4223 SINGER O M IIM IVeJ— UNFURNISHED new 2 bed 2 Bedroom unfurnished house. room houie, kitchen equip­ 113. ile a l K htnte F o r S ale 813 Laurel A te. NO 8-4814 6. T o r Itcn t ped. FA 2-3683. or NO 8-4962. Lake Mary. 3 Bedroom. 2 $9,250 Furnished lovely 2 bedroom bath lakefrom home. Cen­ Charming 2 bedroom home home. Call FA 2-0274. tral heating and air-vomitin nice residential area. tlonlng. FA 2 HU20. i * T in : l i m n i t n n i i r i t Double lot with many trees. m i r o u b k h i m h .k n » r t - 3 Room furnished Apartment. Fully equipped, plus auto­ T t . r i. iin im si*, i sri* AdulU. $15. FA 2-7399. Room for ona or two. Reason­ matic washer! Only $300 TIIF, MUTUAL D F. S II H T able. 323-0591. LIKK IN S U R A N C E COMPANY, 3 Bedroom down, and $tV$ per month house. Kitchen a New J « r s * r corporation. includes taxes and Insur­ equipped. 117 Escambia Dr. Plaintiff. R E N TALS re. ance. Ihmie to lie complete­ FA 2-0920 after 3 p. in. JAMUS L R K K I D D *t U*. Furnished 3 lilt homo with ly rehnishedi I'lionc for an Drrrn-lantl. chain link font til backyard. Furn. 2 bedroom house. early appointment! M l TICK IIP M I T E x c c l l o . n l neighborhood AdulU. No pets. FA 2-76M. T i lt : m i l ! Ill' F M I H I U A T U i J.imi-i t.ro KMd. *100. : i Knrann Hoad FURN. 2 BR. CB house. CarKiiUUn.1. Maryland ports, chain link fence. $95 KJna K. KM.I, 3 Bit ground floor apt., very Cl Hnmin lt<i.ul, Month. FA 2-6244. Ileal Estate — Mortgages attractive. Kitchen equip SuliUnU. Maryland 111 N. Bark Ave. FA 2-2120 You are hereby notified that 3 Room furnished House. 3303 pcd. $80. a eult he* hern filed aaatntt Orlando Dr. 323 0720. you In tin- ebove ontllltd Several 1 BR bomei for im ­ Lakcvicw home with lake caue*. ami that r ° u *ro reprivileges in South Sylvan iiiilred to fit* your an iw er mediate occupancy. Kitclicn with tho Clerk of thli Court Lake Sliurca. 3 Bedrooms equipped. $75.00 up. ami to eerra a copy thereof and 2 baths. Alr-Comlitlunupon the plaintiff or plain* tn the Court ul the C,.daily lift** altnrneya. Hboea nama Jadur. i*(uluolr t'Huuty, aiate Spacious split level on lake. cd. Phono FA 2-7BW or and aildroae ta Jannlnia. •t Florida, tu I'rnhnt* FA 2-6366. 4 HR, 1 baths, Beautiful! Malta. Clark* amt llatnlllnn. In r* th* Fatale «ri HOI ttarnott National Rank RICItA RO B. M IL L E R $193. Ilulldlnf, Jackeonvllla }. Fl or­ liactiaod. ROBERT A. W ILLIAMS ida, not latar than Fabruary F IN A L W O TlI'K 10, tecs If you fall to do an Realtor Nolle* la heraby *lv#n that a deert-o pro confeeao wilt bo the undaraiKneJ will, on th* Raymond Lundqulat, Assoc. ontarad aualnat you for the tLth day of Fabruary, A. U FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bklg. relief demanded In tho com­ t i l l , preaent to th* Honorabl* Real Eslatc — MurtKagc* pla int Thli ault la to for*, Caunty J u dt* Of Bimlnol* FA 2-2420 cleoa a mo rt g ai*. The rail County, Florida, har final ra- itt N. Park Ave. COUNTRY-FIED t YES SHU properly proceeded aialnet la: Dim, account and vnuchera, aa Lot 11 SOUTH PINKU i c c ll lr ll of lh* Kelate of Unfurnished 3 bedroom house, Just put on the market for C R Khr. Third Addition, a IllC IIAltD ft. MILLRIt. dareas$13,000. II’a I he home you’ ve kilt lull equipped. FA 2 6346 ■uhdlvjalnu, according to *ed, and at an hi lime, then been wailing (or. Keep your a plat thereof rocordad In and there, fnak* application Plat Book II, pa Rea It tn the said Juilk* fur a fin­ 2 BEDROOM furnished apart­ own horses on 3 acres ol and *1 of th* Public Re­ al celtlement of her adminment. Close In. Reasonable. primp fenced pasture. Extra cord! of Kemlnolo County, lelratlon of said ealate. and FA 2-0641. Florida. nice, 4 stall barn with Urge for an order discharging her XYITNK8H my hand and tha ae luch Eaecutrl* of tho tack room and hay loft. The aaal of ai ld Court at Hanford. Ketlt* nf U IC H A H D H. MIL!.9. For Sale or R*nt family will enjoy living in Florida. Ihla Mill day of Jan* Kit. de.-eaecd. uary. t i n . Dated Ihla tha Tth day of tin- modern 3 bedroom frame Attractive 3 bedroom, 2 hatii (URAL) January, A. D. t » « l home. IJ (CATION ? 5 Min­ Arthur II Itrckwlth. Jr.. hiime. Fenced yard. Near Jernllne (J, Miller Clerk of the circuit Court utes lo downtown. TER.MS7 As Kieeulrli nf th* NAS. 113 W. Coleman Cir­ Ky: Martha T. Vlhlen Falatc of not bad. W AN T TO UU YT Daputy Clerk cle. FA 2-7464. It D 'I IA lU ) II. M H .L E H Publlah Jan. 10, II, *0 A C ALL Deceased Fab. «. 1*0*. Hlenstrum. Davl* A Me In lush 35' x 6' New Moon HouseCDK-fO Attorney* for Ksecuttla trailer. FA 23002. I-. et Dfflc* llna l l l u am t i i f n u n i t r o t f t o r Hsnfnr-t, Florida THK NINTH J l Ilir iA L CIH- Publish Jan. t. If. tl, 10. 12. Real Krdnte For Sale c i r r o f a n d ru n a rw iREALTO R — 1NSURDII S O L I COUNT!, FMHHItA. IN T i n : CII IUITT I OI HT III FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. c n t * n F .F r n o . israa t h f : w m ji m r iA i. r u n t it T i n : nilBTDN F I V E ■ A VINU 8 RANK. Wa l l 110 X. Park Ave. 1'h. 323-0539 INCOME TA X RETURNS — Company O. M. Harrison. 1311 Palmet­ 2.u Magnolia Ph. F A 2-4622 Belalr Section. $3309 total to Ave. Phone 122-6827. price Inr 2 bedroom CBS. FIR E PLA C E Home. Small down pay­ WOOD ment. Call 322 381U. Oak and pine. $22 a cord SEW ING M ACHINE delivered. Robert Morris Sales and Service H IG H LAND PA UK Ph. FA 34)353, F A 2 3909 or Free estimates in advance Comforts Ido 3 UR home F A 2 6618. Free home demonstration situated on spacious corner CALI* FA 2-5787 SINGER S e w i n g Maclilno homcalie shaded by giant Alan's Fabric 1 Rugs equipped to ilg la g and oakv. Many nice extras I 2559 Park Dr. make button holes. With $13,930, with excellent fin­ guarantee. 5 Payments o l ancing. 2127 Laurel Avenue. FRIGID AIR E 63.40. F A 3-9411, Exclusive with Salta k Service G. II. HIGH 17” R.C.A. Table .Model T.V. 1700 W. 1st St. Sanford $25.00. 31" WcstlnghousB Ph. FA 2-3HR3 T.V $33.00. FA 2-5362. K e il Estate — Mortgages Refrigeration • Air-condition­ Use our efficient Carpet U l N. Park Ave. 321 2420 ing men needed. We train Shamixiocr FR E E with pur­ you. Write Commercial Houee and lot, located colored chase o f Blue Lustre sham* Trade* Institute Box 18, c o section. Midway. 3MI down jHio. Carroll's Furniture. Sanford Ucrald, (>aymen! and low monthly 6 ETHAN ALLEN maple pay mi ni. CaU colled, Jim mates chair*. Excellent con­ Walton Corp. CY 3-0981. Or. 29. A u to m o b ile S e r v ic e dition. FA >4317. Undo. Legal Notice By Kate Osann Lockers, Trunks. Tents, Tarps, Floats, 4 Knives, Boats, Army-Navy Surplus 310 Sanford Ave. R E A L ESTATE &. INSU RANCE Stenstrom Realty TIZZY Must soil, 3 bedroom house. Nothing down, pick up pay­ ments. 323 0614 after 5 p.m. St. Johns Realty Bedroom, kitchen equip­ ped. on lake, ready for occupancy. Call FA 2-0639. Unfurniilicd 2 bedroom house. 1305 Elliott Ave., F A 2-3231 2 Bedroom ltuuse. Close in. or FA 3-0525. Jimmy Cowan. FA 2-4013. ROOMS, The Gable*. 401 Magnolia Ave, FA 2-0720. 2 Nicely furnlslted Apart­ ments. Carpeted, fireplace, 2 Bedroom modern Hou*e, master bedroom. |63. 801 kit. equipped. 817 Catalina. Magnolia. NO 8-3207. .74. Articles For Sale Pium binpr & H e a tin g New 2 bedroom CB home. A IR CONDITIONING Located at 620 Uriarclltf Movie outfit. 16 MM. Kodak CONTRACT and REPAIR Ave. Tidal price with ex ­ magaiine c a m e r a with WORK tra lot $9300.00. $300 down 1007 Sanford Ave. F.\ 26562 regular 4 telephoto lenses. FHA financing. Monthly Bell k Howell projector. pat incnla Jii.tW, principle 26. Radio A Television Perfect condition. Very r e t­ & interest. urnable. CaU FA 2 3948. T. V. Service Call*. S2,uo. House of the Golden Rule. Ready Mix Concrete, sand, Ph. F A 2 9792. steel, window sills, lintels, THE TIM E TESTED FIRM dry wells, grease traps, lid N. Park Ave. FA 26123 Fur quick service call. steps, table tops, stepping Bryan T. V. F.\ 30361. stones, lot markers. E d w a rd F . L a n e Miracle Concrete Co. The man who knows Sanford 27. Specini Services 399 Elm Ave. FA 2-3731 MEN AND WOMEN NEEDED Houses for rent. For infor­ ms Uon contact Ted Wil­ WORK IN C IV IL SERVICE No experience necessary, liam* Hardware, 305 E. grammar school education 23th St. uiually sufficient. Train now 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen at home for Job* with aecurequipped. 175 month. Ph. ity. For detail*, send name, FA 2 330.1. address, phone no. to: N A ­ T IO N A L TR AIN IN G SER­ New 3 Bedroom, 2 bath VICE. BOX SO c/o The San­ home. No cash needed. $411 ford Herald. a month. 322-8083. (5. For Rent 12. Kent Entitle Fnr Sale 25. I’ lumhinn Services Power Brake*, 8 f* e r , A ir fu n d. CADILLAC Bedan DeVlile Power And Air fond................ FORD Station Wagon • Cyl, Automatic PLYMOUTH > Door V -i. Hlsnderd BUck CHEVROLET F« Ton Pickup, Automatic Tran* — >19 E. 2nd ..... ....... SANFORD �‘T i l l to * /** DEL MONTE MIX 'EM O R M A TC H 'EM SA LE Tomato Catsup 6'£r l W H ERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE HEAVY ATTACK Those attending were Kirby Osteen. Marcell Tart, Jackia and Douglas June, Danny Bowen, Peter and David Ty­ son, Ronald and Steve Rtggs, Ash and Mark Pell and Wayna Smedberg. Adults accompanying the boys were At Pell, Marvin Riggs, Richard Pickles, Ger­ ald lloaark and Rev. Tram­ mel Kilpatrick. Altamonte Sett Conference Day Another griding period has ended st Um Alla moste Ele­ mentary School and confer­ ence* are being scheduled between parents and teachers upon request. No school will be held Frldsy and teachers are ask­ ing that es many conferences a* possible be scheduled (or that day. However, for the convenience of working par­ ents, special conferences will be held on Thursday evening Margarine » • • • • (In. ■ iN b ltM 'l fielted *f tan««U*rf> 2 Whip. Butter . . . V.V 4. Green Beans Garden Peas Tatty MIM Witttmln Longh’n Cheese {T 6! Kratti* Tatty Mtllaw Ched'ar Cheese 4 Stewed frozen foods Dalkieet k r . Lee Chocolate Cake M«((•*'■ tl.Ceurrt Frozen Donuts . *;■ Pktrweet Chicken, B»tf, Turkey Meat P ies____6 SE Mewerg J.hittee1* Fi i i m Fried Clams . . . S Geld King F m n l< |H L ^ Bear Lake Troop Visits Scout Home By Mr*. Clarence Snyder 'I he KA’e of the Osteen Baptist Church enjoyed a skating party Saturday night at the Melodee Skating Rink Piltib«ry‘e Better Fl.ke Dinner Rolls . . . «V 2 • In* BMMt Cat.ttS Early Squadron Five's new Executive Officer. Cdr. Paul F. Werner, report­ ed to the squadron in Cannes. Cdr. Werner, a native of Jamestown, Now York, beiran his flying career ns a stu­ dent in the first High School Civilian Pilot Training Program and was a qualified private pilot at the ago of 18. lie entered the Navy soon after completion of the training program and completed Naval Flight Training at Pen­ sacola in October 1944; being commissioned Ensign and designated a Naval Aviator. By Shirley Weotwerth Girl Scouts of Bear Lake Troop W , accompanied by their leader, Mr*. John Hall, lait weekend made an over­ night visit'to the Girl Scout Home on Celia Lane In Or­ lando. Friday eight supper was cooked by Patrol One and during tbo evening plays and skits were presented by the girls for badge work credlL Patrol Three was in charge of preparing Saturday morn­ ing's breakfast with the Flag Ceremony and Scouts Own being held after the meal Was served. During the morning the scouts received Instruction! on knot tying after which they ale luncheon prepared by Patrol Two. The troop returned borne late Saturday afternoon. This same group of stria, all dreaacd in uniform, re­ cently enjoyed a 7:30 a. m. breakfast at Bonnie's Res­ taurant In Orlando. As the current service pro­ ject, the girls are making Valentine tray favors to be distributed to a hospital. Cream dairy specials ^ S W IF T 'S P R EM IU M R E A D Y -TO -E A T EITHER E N D O R J Hush Puppies .. U? M Semen Breed Quick F n im Tasty Lasagne . W HOLE SM O KED S n Ftk 4 0 -ce»et FULLY COOKED Fish S tic k s........ Ceytela Ik rimer Quick Fraiaa HAMS C L . t _____ 2-lk. 4 Swift's Asserted Sherbet er □ Ice Cream ........ Strietmean'e Delicious □ Honey Grahams NeMece's Tatty Popular □ Bacon T h in s..... Nabisce's Party Cracker □ Wheat T h in s.... leant 'a Wiener Time with Ven C □ Pork & Beans ... Tamow Whale-Hag Preels Pork Bag __ Armour's Ster Canned □ Beef Stew ......... Armour's Star Conned □ Chili (with b o o n s )................. Armour's Ster Corned □ Beef H ash......... Canned Luncheon Mont down produce lone D'ANJOU PEARS □ Armour Treet ... Shrimp Florida-Grown Rad Bliss Potatoes............ AH Purpose Rad Yerit A p p les............... (ife p W id in i Carrots............... C U P & REDEEM tM COMEN ETAMP nm m mm m m aura «s i;t*«*nm M ifn i 11 rrt Win 1FTTrt^TTYt ] l^Tll tillstw 11i1tItti1titttrifi tllll IIPKtlTD iTilDi all g r in d s FOLGER'S COFFEE “ SERVING ALTAMONTE 8PRINGS. CASSELBERRY, FERN PARK, LONGWOOD, MAITLAND, NORTH ORLANDO AND SANFORD" . . . . HIGHWAY 17-93 end from STATE �.w r- Pipeline Fight Nears Favorable End The NAS je t fuel pipeline was on the verge today of be­ coming a certainty. Only a minor difference of opinion ap­ > 4 5 r « o fc4. By Larry Vershel Nobody asked me but, how conic the city turned down live Pipeline Co. on city own ed property but gave Jake peared in tlic way. Arguments pro and con over the City Commission's 3-2 re­ jection of a request for an easement for the two-mile pipeline from the waterfront to the Naval Air Station reached at Jacksonville, asking for an eall you If anything develops." The pipeline situation took Captain Ware stated Rice official itatement from the on a brighter picture later in Rice was "informed of the did telephone him but that railroad officials about local the morning when Commis­ situation here, along with the "M r. Hire did not indicate his ACL participation in the pipe­ sioner J. H. Crapps informed rough-house tactics'.’ hy Ran­ 1statements to me were for line fight. Bullard returned Die The Herald that " I will change dall Chase, head of Chase A public consumption and 1 will call later with word that ACL my vote If the Navy will for­ Co. Chase said he had tele­ not divulge them ." traffic department officials In ward a request to the City.” phoned the railroad head about The Herald, in endeavoring Jacksonville "know nothing He added tiie Navy has never the controversy and Rice to "g e l the whole picture," about any pipeline controversy made such a request. agreed tn confer with Copt. | talked with Ray Bullard. ACL at Sanford." He promised, In answer to Hits, Captain Robert Ware, commanding o f­ j public relation* representative however, to continue "and I'll Ware read to The Herald a to Jacksonville this morning. ★ • Zorian of Maitland an okay ficer of the atr base. ACL President W. Thomas ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ letter received by the then NAS commandant from the city and aigned by City Man­ ager W. E Knowtcs in answer to a request by Ihe Navy "fo r Information" that the "city would m ike an easement available a l o n g Seminole Boulevard a n d Mellonvillc Avenue as u part of Hie pres­ ent lease of city-owned ground for tho NAS sile." ★ Captain Ware's eomment to Ware Is not about to commit this was; ‘"The Navy his found the Navy. The pipeline appears private business is willing to to hinge on this "minor differ­ do what the Navy want* done." He explained Hie ease­ ence of opinion." It was learned also that ment quesllon is hciwrrn the city and private enterprise Commissioner M. L. Raborn •‘and the Navy I* not about to spent nearly an hour with dictate to the city." Captain Ware "to talk over tho In other words, Indirations situation." Captain W a r e ' * arc Crapps wants a request ! eomment was "lie was search­ from the Navy and Captam ing for information." ★ ★ ★ to run the city owned marina. • • • Since Mistake” last Monday's have any of ‘ Bis the commissioners talked to IN ­ D IV ID U A L AC L men? . . . Tlic ones we hear make it plain that they are NOT , SELFISH and that they have V ^ l d e long range interests of their home town as much at heart as any other citizen . . Some say that A T TH E MOST not more than three Jobs on the railroad could be affect­ ed , . . And since the San­ ford-Oviedo line handles many cars of LOTS of OTHER m er­ chandise besides fuel oil, It is unlikely that ANYBO D Y ••w o u ld be affected . . . Well, that's another thought! Recall Election Welcomed By Crapps, Wilson A recall election was "wcIcorned" today by Commissioner! in statements City not to my knowledge ever offtcially requested a pipeline be prepared installed from the lakcfrnnt to two supporting their the Air Station—either stand in rejecting at last Mon­ themselvea or by a Ihe pipeline laid and a like amount for (forage. "3 The rights-of-way o f our by streets are owned by the pro­ private perty owners o f the City of regarding the action concern ing the pipeline that was taken at Monday night's comm 1m ion meeting, 1 submit Hie follow­ ing: " I was quite shocked to learn from the paper Tuesday night Hist by the action taken we had killed a $2uo,ono Indus­ try. Tl>e figures 1 had under stood were some $40,000 for an installation on the lakefront, with perhaps a like amount for the pipeline. And that it would employ perhaps a couple o f people. "Since I was not present when it was originally submit­ ted, I felt I should listen to a'J the facts available and vote my convictions in the best In­ terest of Hie citizens and laxpayer* of Sanford. This 1 did to the best of my ability. " I made the statement at the meeting that with the fact* and figure* presented, unless clarified, t would hsve lo vote against Ihe pipeline, In my humble opinion they were not clarified. I would very much like to hate the true farts regarding Ihe entirr conlroveisy hnmglil to light. Possi­ bly a round tabic discussion with only the principals in soiled could accomplish Hits. " I have the highest possible regards for SNAS, its officers, oilier personnel and all their families. I have worked along with many other* fur the almost seven years that ) have served on the city commission in cooperation with our Navy people. SNAS is a most valued asset to our community. We want them here and will ulways work and cooperate with them any way possible to help maintain SNAS in Sanford and tielp keep Hie friendly rcla- lions existing between the should hate it. And *.* has Navy and the City and ill citi­ been mentioned, it could be provided east o f the city. zens. " I still do not feel that "B y Ihe same token I have tried to fairly and impartially cascmrnts along our city represent the citizens and tax­ streets should Ik- turned over payers of the City as my first to a private eoneern doing and foremost eoneern. This is business In a competitive as It should be. This t will con­ field and not being a "subtle tinue to do as lung aa I am a untilily. I believe in free en­ terprise—but not to the ex­ city commissioner. "Quite frankly I see no tent of helping one to the connection between the NAS detriment of olhers, as far staying In Sanford and a 'no' as the city is concerned. "T lie 'N o' rote referred to rote on the pipeline. As far as t know- (hey have never in Tuesday'* papci w »* my officially made a request for own honest conviction is to one lo the city. Captain Ware the way 1 should tote In the said il would provide some best interest of the citizens additional storage, but by and taxpayer* who elected law they had to buy from the me. I did seek Divine guid­ before Hie meeting. lowest bidder If the SNAS ance nred* a pipeline to maintain I Thanks lie lo God for that its higliesl efficiency as a- privilege which to me is striking power in defense of [ lieyond prejudiced hindrance our country, I think they or vindictive retaliation. day's commission meeting a concern. Sanford with the City retain " I have al wBj s acted favor­ ing easements for the purpose proposal for installation of a jet fuel pipeline from Hie wa­ ably and cooperated with Hie of public utilities. terfront to the Naval Air Sta­ N avy too per cent, whelhcr "4. My vote, I think is in tion. business-wise or socially and keeping with the best interests J. H. Crapps and A. L. W il­ do not have any future date set of the City of Sanford and its son joined with M. L. Raborn to change my feelings toward residents, who, after all. elect­ ed me. in rejecting the proposal. R e­ them. "1 don't think my X'ole, born's statement was publish­ "5. I further understand ed In Wednesday's Herald. against further negotiations Hut a certain group ia con­ Lessee, maybe Sonny HaFollowing are statements by with a private enterprise, has sidering recall petitions. This bom was on the right track Crapps and Wilson; any bearing whatsoever on the docs not disturb me in the In his thinking after all . . . J. II. CRAPPS statua of the Navy in Sanford. least and as a matter o f fact, Trouble is that he didn't "Pertaining to the voting at "2. M y voting against a 1 would welcome it. TH IN K IT ON THROUGH the City Commission meeting $200,000 Industry moving In to "Yours very truly, like ill good City CominisJan. 23, 1903. I wilt appreciate Sanford is ridiculous — The "J. II. Crapps" aioneri should . . . In his only accounting 1 have been A. L. WILSON the following being printed; prepared statement Raborn "1. The first thing I would able to get, which 1 under­ "A fte r being called this *aaya "A s a business man do­ ing business with both the like to clear up is the fact stand is engineer's estimates. morning hy one of your rep­ civilian population and with that Hie Naval Air Station has Is approximately $(0,000 for resentatives for a statement the Navy (E d ; okay wel l grant the •‘ com m ercial'' is righ t) H would have been much easier (E d ; and MUCH more sensible) to have ap­ proved the application of the Pipeline Company. However, in acting a i an elected o ffi­ cial representing the citizens WASHINGTON l U P! >—The o f Sanford I felt it waa in Senate was set to vole late to­ W E A T H E R : Fair nnd warm through Friday. High today, 75-80. Low tonight, 60-85. the best interests of the citiday on a tabling mot km which sens of Sanford to deny the VOL. ba United Press Loaned W ire Established 1908 TIIURS., J A N U A R Y 111, 1963 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO OShT" should bury Hie big anti-fili­ use of the public owned buster rule fight for 11)03. rights of way to the com­ pany , . Seel Sonny saya he wrae— ' SANTA MONICA. Calif. he THOUGHT be w a s - act­ (U P D —Crooner Bing Crosby ing In the best interests of was reported in excellent con­ the citizens c ( Sanford . . . dition tudsy and "recovering So, be saya he KNOWS that nicely" from Ills fourth kidney a public official should act In the beat Interests of those The attorney ganatul TA LLA H A SSE E (U P l) — They, a n not necessary part­ In ${lami, the rourt would Representative* where mem­ stone operalion in 11 years be represents . » . Good! . . Atty. Gen. Richard Ervin said this was similar lo • directive I ia l la Florida; Ervin said. not interpret Ita intention* for bers were still renting from a He was Just V E R Y M ISTAK­ tuduy that a federal court In that preceded a rourt-onlarad [ *V. tat* election* ean newsmen. sudden state supreme rourt It) I'nited Press Intrrnallonal EN in where the best inter­ Miami it getting ready to en­ renpportionment In Alabama, be ia<lu. .’ But the telegram sent by the (secretary of ests of "the citizens of San­ ter an order reapportioning In that state, county supervis­ ■ U I* to fill tha new srnts that the court tn all partita involv­ ruling that it rould reappor­ It,tin swept Hie California fo rd "—and also the taxpay­ tha Florida legislature. ors of registration were part­ might be ordered by the frd- ed in the reapportionment auit tion outside the limits of the , coast today and snow fell ers o f the nation—lay , . . across Hie Ohio Valley, end­ •ral court. was read in tho state Hoiiia of prrsent constitution. This waa tho interpretation ies to the auit. Waa he, in rendering his Ervin put on a directive from Member* were ao "stunned” ing a muni 11 of hitler cold " N O " vole on the question, Die court in Miami today ask­ hy the latest development in and broken records. considering the best interests ing for advice on whether ad­ Miami that the House ap­ o f a M AJORITY of his con­ ditional parties are needed to pointed a conference commit­ stituents—or just the relative­ enforce a eourt-ordeied reap­ tee on a romproniise rt-opporLOS ANGELES (U P I )- T h e ly small vocal group with portionment. tionmrnt t h e y Imped will heated divorce battle between their counselors thst at the heud-off frdrtal court action. Judy Garland and c »lranged Ervin said ha will filo an moment were In the commis­ opinion with the federal rourt imthand Sid Luft was some­ sion room? . . . T A L L A H A S S E E (U P l ) — sentntiva plan nnd a Mil set­ people for approval or rejec­ what cooled today hy their •Uiling that no further parties Was he considering the agreement on a property set­ are necessary and that Flor­ The State Supreme Court rul­ ting out the aa me H-meinber tion. honor-bound responsibility of tlement. ida public officials will obey ed today that the legislature House foimula aa now exists It also would permit the leg­ keeping the City’s word to ran pass any reapportionment for use «s a "voh lrle" for reno order made by the court. islature to provide nils more the pipeline InvestorsT . . . plan il picnics, without regard upportiotimenL than one Senator fur any dis­ A fter all, the WHOLE rlly lo limitations set by tho pres­ When it went back into ses­ LONDON ( I I P I ) - Britain bears the stigma of a repu­ ent stale constitution. sion at 11:15 a. m., tha situa­ tric t rehoundrd from a Frenrli W A S H IN G TO N ( U P l) — diated promise . . . So. the The House went into re­ tion w as one o f turmoil And There are absolutely no him kade uf ils path lo Europe vast majority of the ‘ ‘No” cess after hearing Die "bomb­ confusion, with plana on tha limitations on fla powers In The United States charged j (inlay and sought help from W e d n e s d a y that a recent commissioner!' constituency shell" decision and voted to floor ranging from 30 to 57 coming up with a new appor­ speech by Cuban Premier 1the United Slates aril oilier would best have been aerved the rulcndur, for the second Senators nnd from 115 to 110 tionment, the rourt said. Fidel Castro "constitutes a free world nations lo bolster to leave things just as they lime, a 07-Scnatnr, 115-ltrpio- House menilwrs. W A S H IN G TO N ( UPl ) — declaration o f w ar" on the il* sagging ernnomy. were before their unconscion­ President Kennedy sent Con­ House Speaker M a l l o r y western hemisphere. able " N o ." . . . Horne said the ruling made The charge was contained in And what was that state­ gers* today a consumer-fla­ the present legislature illegal. JACKSONVILLE ( UP l i — a note tu a special commission ment about private enter­ vored farm message proposing Senate I'rcsiflent Wilson Carprise using public property? fedora) subsidies to spur roto f Hie Organization o f Amer­ Airport area resident* asked raway hulled the ruling as ican Slates which i* looking I lly Hall Wednesday In do , . , Florida Tower and Light ton aale* and to encourage support fo r the 42-Senator Co. ia at ill private enterprise, voluntary production curbs on into subversive activities in something about a i r c r a f t nolle, and eomplnim-d Hi at the lan’t it, Scott Burns? (O r did feed grains and milk, W A SH IN G TO N (U P l ) — Latin America. WASHINGTON (U P l— Tho plnii bucked by the small Kennedy said his program. House Rules Committee Wed­ county majority bloc. T V A slip tn while we weren’t Tho note quoted from a ! Nallon.il Gtianl slogan is a The A ir F o u r announced looking?) . . . And Sanford Including direct government nesday agreed to let members The ruling, given ill an ad­ Wednesday it Is sending more speech Castro gnvo on Jan. HI mockery for them. Tlic slo­ Gas operates on private In­ payment* to the rotten trade, of Die Spare Committee take visory opinion in Gov. Farris sw ift FI04 Jets in Florida and to a Congrrss o f Women o f the gan: "Sleep well Innight, your vestment . . . Both these cotton growers, and producer* junkets anywhere, including llrynnt, pave* the way for tha Texas base* to strengthen Americas advocating " t h e National Guard is on duty." companies base their trans­ o f milk and feed grains, would the moon. path of violence" to change so­ legislature tu pass any reap- southern air drfense*. portation facilities on the lend toward a stable farm The annouiurment t i n t cial and economic conditions Chairman Howard W. Smith, porlionmeut plan by a simple city'* property . . . economy and lower consumer D-Va., said he guessed It majority vole. shortly after Defense Secre­ ill tile a i r a . OXFORD, M ill. ( UP l ) — Y e*, Sonny just got side­ prices. The note said Ihe speech Dewey Greene Jr., 22, a Negro It mean* the size o f Isotli the tary Robert S. McNamara told wouldn’t lie long before they tracked by the ACL switcher An administration official arranged a nice trip to the House and Senate ran tie en­ Congress that nt»>ul 17,000 So­ "constitutes a declaration o( Navy veleran, was exported lo . . . He's right—it IS hi* re­ estimated that the proposals moon, but reminded Space larged without Hi* necessity viet military personnel still war again* the hemisphere" try in enroll today at the Uni sponsibility to represent the rould trim $-"00 million to Chairman George P. Miller, D- o f a two-third vote fo r a con­ remain in Cuba. since il outlined a policy of vcrslly of Mississippi where people o f Sanford—(he M A­ $500 million o ff the taxpayers' Calif., that the usual Statu stitutional a m e n d m e n t . K With them, be said, there "encouragement and support ills- student body was un strict J O R ITY of those people (and uuUay fo r farm support* ami Depart mint man wouldn't be gives tiie go-ahead to adoption were more than 1011 M ig figh t­ f o r a r m e d insurrection in notice not lo dernunstrule these before the triple " N o " 10 cents a pound o ff the retail there to pass out hatfuls of uf a proposal that would not ers, inrluding tn o f the latest other countries o f the hemis­ against Hie return o f James weren't even given a chance phere." H. Meredith. have to be submitted lo tha Mig 21s. prica of butter. money. to be heard, should the com­ missioners have been in doubt about how some of the heavy taxpayers o f the municipal­ ity feel) . . City property IS used by worthwhile firms serving the Nova project , . , thousands public interest . . . And when An expanded program of ing Committee, promoting the somewhat strange that al­ and Lake Harney. This fan­ permit a description here. " I would alto like to (Miint of seres of water open lo the Navy o ffiria li tell ui that “ large bodies of water avail­ canal project, and manager most complete disaster would tastic figure certainly Metis this pipeline facility will save able for boating, fishing and of the Seminole County Cham­ result to shad fishing from some explanation, as it la out that we work for and (lie entire country, truly then the taxpayers *0.000, we be­ duck hunting" was pictured ber o f Commerce, Issued the any channel work other than quite obvtoua from an on- support improvements of all we could honestly say a $3Q Mr. Crowe’s proposal. Since the-scene inspection of this our natural resources in the million bonanza available in lieve them . . . Also believe this morning hy John Kritkw following statement today; " I was quite elated lo rrad he is not an engineer nor area and facilities that very area *o that all citiien*. not central Florida for the tak­ that the pipeline will be in answer to a statement by serving the public Internal S. B. (J im ) Crowe in Wed­ o f the endorsement by Jun an authority on shad habitat little la rubbing off. We do just a few, may enjoy Hie ing. "N ow . if we can assume with Jun and all benefits. With the present Just as are the utility com­ nesday's Herald that the pro­ Crowe and others of a canal 1 would suggest he let these agree posed St. John-lndian River from the St. John* lo the In­ problem* to those that are. others Utat our water re­ plan* for flood control and that all interested parties are panies • a a •'Further, I noted by the creation areas should not water conservation In the up- sincere and want the chan­ canal project would greatly dian River. However, am rather confused by some of map prevented by Mr. Crowe only be protected but ex­ per St. Johns, we vision large nel between the St. John* and r about the lady In damage shad fishing. Crowe's claim was that Hie the statements pertaining to Htc canal would pass right panded. Your Cl tarntier of Isuclls-a of water available for the Indian R lvrr , . provid­ r Court that defended f on a "follow too proposed 11-mlle canal site damage to shad tubing be in front uf his fub camp. Commerce bas been actively boating, fishing and durk ing Hie shad fishing Is not charge tha ether day. would practically wipe out I fore anyooe has the remotest I Also, we are • litue smaasd promoting Improvement* fur bunting. Then the channel materially damaged . . . per­ idea where the channel would at the $30 million income the upper St. Johns for many connecting the St. Johns with haps we can all work togeth­ t so interesting the dia- the shad spawning ground*. from shad flatting in Hie years. Tha program is so the M ia n River would create er to develop an acceptably Krider. chairman of ihe St. be constructed. I jurors stayed around Johna-lndiaa R iver Navtgal- j "On the surface it seem* 1erea between Lake Monroe •ateiuiva that aoaoa will not an Impact greater than the alignment." An t u Ruud guilty. " I f I am wrong I'll stand correction. If your paper or anyone disagrees with me, & feci that certainly L* ynuC privilege and theirs. I also feel that 1 still have tin* privilege of voting my con­ victions. 1 ant willing to go tlic last mile in order to try lo uphold (hat privilego for all of u*. "Respectively, A. L. Wilson, Sanford, Florida " P . S. I read this morn­ ing in one of our p*tiers that there were rumors of ■ re­ call election. If it lakes that to clear up tlic controversy l think hy all means that we should proceed along that line. However, it seems to me that a clarification of all Die facts and figures would accomplish tho same pur­ pose." nsuDi... Rail Deadline B R IEFS Injunction Nears Set To Vote Court Ready To Apportion Dointf Okay Spoil Knds ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Heated Divorce Chaos Reigns Cuba Charged With War Talk JFK Would Up Farm Subsidies Junkets O K To The Moon, House Says Air Force Jets Florida Bound Rebounds Do Somethin# New Trouble JACKSONVILLE (U P l) — Attorney* for tlio Jui'kttonvillu Terminal Co. prepared to uppenl to fed­ eral court* nnd the government today tin the dent!* line nenred for un injunction which could freeze rail traffic in moat o f Florida. The injunction would force the turmlnul com­ pany, owned by Hi* state's four big railromls, to taka hark 2,000 freight car* which the strike-idled Florida East | Coast Railway claim* lire costing $11,1011 a tiny. Bulletin JACKSONVILLE (U P l) — The move was scheduled tn trailers uf a strike against go Into effect at 1 p in., KST the Florida East Coast Rail­ teday. Union members who atuged way moved today to avoid a statewide tic up of rail the walkout oil tha FEC lust traffic by arranging to pic­ week say they w ill picket the ket a single entrance to the Icrmitm! yards here If the Jacksonville Terminal Com­ cam m e returned — and thnt pany reserved for FEC em­ workers on the Atlantic Const ployes only. Line, the Si-nlumrd A ir Line and .Southern railroads will llotinr Hie pickets. The Injunction was issued nt the request o f the FEC by Federal Judge William A. Meltne Jr., who said lie Imped the lettltinnl company would An unusual type o f "ban­ Ink* "action ns il ctnsldereil quet," lhi> old fashioned re v ­ necessary tn the interests of ered dish style, will hminr the public," varsity nnd junior varsity football, basketball players nnd rheerlrntlera and their dale* nt the ftoostrr Club’ s Winter Spuria Banquet at Page 3 Brid ge <1:10 p. in. tonight nl tha Semi­ Page H A D Classified nole High S' hool cafeteria. Page K Comics „. 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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>, January 30, 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/4abbd4892971e1e51739ae182ac882e3.pdf 074ae1c80b4a5d5ecd3bda0619534b4a PDF Text Text Courthouse Records NORTH ORLANDO OARDEN CLUB member* planting cherry laurel trees last Saturday morning in the club’s first beautification project of the year were, kneeling from left, Mrs. Bill Harris, Mrs. Ewrightaon Harvillo and Mra. Don Nall; standing from left, Mrs. Richard Stodclen, Mrs. Jessie Wallicc, Mrs. Bill Wolfe, Mrs. Mary Hyatt, and Mra. Bill Ryan. (Herald Photo) WASHINGTON (UP1) Secretary of Slate Dean nuik faced probable congressional questioning today about So­ viet military forces In Cuba. Rush was scheduled to tes­ tify at a closed session of the House Foreign Affairs Com­ mittee, The committee session started at 10:10 a. m. Rusk said on a television program Sunday night that the presence of four small but heavily armed Russian combat groups In Cuba ia “ a m atter of real concern.” But he aaid that "wo have had some indication from the So- \%l,\ HR) vict Union that t h e s e forces, at least portions of litem will be removed In due course.” Rusk's appearance before Hie House committee was billed aa a briefing on world trouble apota. In the television Interview Rusk said that MIG fighters had Item routing Into Cuba for many monthi but that ‘‘it hat been our Judgment that they have been consist­ ent with a defensive capabili­ ty on that island.” He also said that Russians have been flying the Jot fighters as well as training Cubans to fly them. Rusk said that Soviet mili­ tary personnel had been mov­ ing out.of Cuba over the Uat several weeks. "As long as that out-traflic continues.” tie said, ‘‘then that la a gain, hut wo are Interested in whether that out-traffic will now continue.” Rusk conceded that the MIG fighters could carry nu­ clear warheads but he said "we do not believe that (here arc nuclear warheads in Cuba today” Boost Science Knowledge Powers Urges HOUSTON (l/P l) — Col. John A. Powers, often called "the voire of the astro­ nauts," told a group nf Texas editors Sunday lie feels today’s citizen mutt increase his knowledge in the field of science, Powers, publicity officer for Houston's Manned Spacecraft Center, said people muat increate their space knowledge if the decision-making, pro­ cess it to remain democratic. "Today’s apace age citi­ zen, aatumlng that our news media has dune Ha Job, nerds to know more about science than a science teacher knew a generation ago just to read and understand his news­ paper,” Powers said. Ho told the Texas Associat­ ed Press Managing Editors that newsmen must perform a vital function in raising the space IQ of the average per­ son. "The news media will have to spend more money to ac­ quire new people and equip present personnel with an improved scientific literacy," he continued. In discussing the almost $99 billion apace budget, Powers said it calls for complicated weapons systems, space and nuclear science advancements and oilier complex aulijecta A Ural aid course for staff that require more understand­ members of the Sarepta Heat ing by newsmen and the pub­ Home will begin tonight at lic alike. T:30 p. m. at the home, Mra. Mathlldc Frlsael, executive secretary of the Red Cross In the development of sword announced today. play during the 16th and 17th The rourse, which will be centuries, the dagger was lauglil by Jark llurnrr, first eommonly used as a leftoid instructor, is being giv­ hand auxiliary. en al the request of Mrs. Tan mar Braden, assistant NOT ItKHPONKIRLK administrator or Hie home. "This will he an accelerat­ I will not he responsible ed course," said Mrs. Flasel, lor any debts Incurred hy "It will be given twice a anyone other than myself. week on Monday and Wed­ IDAS K. ACREV nesdays until completion.” Real Estate Transactions leoti Bryan, rt ux to (Jor/ don Hodges, etui, St. Joae- Sci ph's Subdvn., $1,000 m* Harrjr Guttavaon, e tu i t o ; J Charles Williams, etui, 13- {^ 20-30. $14,000 j Louise Jessup, e tu i to Ken- vs. neth A. No-man, etal, fern mt Terrace, $7,600 l Mary Dowrie to Gladys P. Ha Durham, N. Chuluota, $7,200 fd Verne Rlggall to VA, Sunt land, $13,000 dlt VA to Samuel Ray Hawes, eta etui, Plnecrest, $12,900 1 L. J. Sc hod, to Ray Cress, ra. etal, 10-20-30, $0,000 val Clara Fletemcyer, etvlr to I Lester Bryant, etui, Bel Air, Da $0,000 S Sidney Wlnoder, e tu i to VA, Wil Sunland, $15,300 — Paul II. Evans, etu i to VA, m Sunland, $10,000 M Helen J. Brook, etvlr to RHj a p m Everett Harper, trustee, $-39, $5,000 John Lewis Tremblay, etu i to John D. Frey, etui, Sunland. $12,300 & Elury Hamilton, etu i to EO David Hamilton, Pearl Lake V lights, $12.:*) \ Alliert M. Green, etux to V Henry Blair, etui Queen’s ^ Mirror, $3,wm A. C, Smith, Jr., elua to ,*" E. D. Cook, Cypress Bend, [1 $7,500 Hi Raymond Homes, Inr. to i Raymond Skidmore, etu i, < Longdate, $9,400 Michael Hsalla, etui to Herbert Partridge, etui. San Lanta, $12,900 — Feank M. Sar Louts, etui to George Knuth, etui, Ssn- f | |n Undo, $10,300 Brsmur Development Co. H to Ward Hicks, Inc. East- E | brook Subdvn. $5,too Lyle D. FIdler, etui to ■ Paul A. Knight, etui, Queen’s Mirror, $3,500 U Richard Atkins, elua to l y Joseph a Croii, IV, .-lux, jj": Longdsle, $7,$00 ■■ FINER FOODS AT LOWER PRICES ‘ALL BRANDS' • STRAINED WILSON'S • TIME FOR A Businesstf% Briefs ( J ? Opening today at tho rornrr of Hanford A v c . a n d 25th Street, la tho Personal Rodin and TV Service, owned hy K. F. Weeks. Wecka has been In the elec­ tronics fluid for 30 years. The Inst flva years he spent in ra ­ dio and television work In Sa­ vannah, Ga. Personal Itadio and TV fea­ tures a drlve-ln auto radio service. Other nervice* Include repair work on radio*, tele­ vision*, tops recorders, record changers end Cltiaen Band tranmlltera and rsrelvars. Symptom* t l Distress Arising from STOM AC H U LC ER S • u *T « E X C E S S A C ID QUICK R O U T O t NO COST HARRELL1BtVLRLY A u r o M o r /v e I ilii - r ■’ ' "f ] „ |j g l • ALL FLAVORS SWANSON’S” FROZEN • CHICKEN • TL’UKEY KRAFTS' (LIMIT 2 PLEASE) Fresh Florida Grade A Whole Limit 3 Find out for yourself today how yeu ran have a kitchen like this, or any style you want. In your humr, with no money down, Don’t delay home improvement — make that Important call nowt »* *** « ^ . V *, s Our Home and Proper- ly Improvement Dept > will handle all details, Free EnlimaltN Call Now U. 8. CHOICE FLAVOR.AU ED BEEF SIRLOIN ROUND CLUB Phone SANFORD FA 2-0500 C H A N G E! “MEDIUM SIZE” • BAKING SWEET POTATOES There’s no better time U. S. CHOICE FLAVOR*AGED BEEF T-Bone Steak 88( i Streak O’ Lean 38‘ B'fast Bacon ib.48‘ Slab Bacon than Thrift way RIGHT NOW TO REMODEL YO U R HOME . . . FROM REPLACING A WINDOW TO A COMPLETE OVERHAUL . . . WE'RE READY TO DO THE JO R S lrw o m a iv Lh t i ” _ ^ 1 T? — f-f (LIMIT ONE PLEASE) “FRO-JOY FOR FREE ESTIMATE - C A LL R u s ts Drug Star* N rls y a s U s Drug d a RommHist | Anderson Drugs , TnnrhUM Drug Cm. CREAMY QUARTERS u B ir tn v St ^ "" First Aid Course Set At Sarepta LTJG. Robert E. Gucnt, UKN, wait jirumuteri to that rank recently at 4hc Naval Air Station Sanford, fluent la at­ tached to Heavy Attack Squnrdon One (VAH1) tho "TlKer" itqtiadron where he nerves as the AiiTrnft Line Main­ tenance Officer. ThuftuH U/ 211 W. 25th STREET COc o m p a Stc° N PHONE FA 2-3103 PRICES GOOD THRU JAN. 50 QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED T fu u tb iH u i 25TH & PARK $ �n City Kills $ 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 Industry Here \ The City Commission by a 3-2 vote Monday night turned down a $200,000 industry from locating in Sanford by refusing to go along with negotiations with Ihe Sanford Pipetine Co. Opposing the move were C i t y Commissioners J I m Crapps, Sonny Raborn and A! Wilson. After the meeting both Raborn and Wll«nn declined com­ ment on their decision while Crapps said “They haven’t proven their worth to me." Commissioners Joe Baker amt Mayor Tom McDonald led the fight to bring the pipeline c 10 ^ By Larry Verabel At the (tart ol ttve City Commission meeting Monday night, Mayor Tom McDonald laid debate on the ACL-Flpcline hau le would be limited to 10 minutea for each group. . . . He mentiontd the Gettys­ burg Addreia being only 10 minutes, etc., etc. Anyway, some two hours later they were still arguing . . . Which reminds me . . . I would hare admired Lincoln more If he would have Just shaken his flit a t the audience at Gettysburg Instead of that 10 minute oratory. • • • Jim Crapps asked the City Commission, Monday night to seek legislation to double commliiloners' salaries and expense accounts. . . . Not a sound could be beard for 33 seconds and the board went on to the next item on the agenda. • • • PIPELINE BLUES— Two months ago this reporter was told that no ACL employes would be Is id off due to the proposed pipeline . . . don't ba surprised if the pipeline company files a suit against the city. . . . Whata worse the city backed off on Hr word. . . . City told a $300,000 indus­ try to "go somewhere •lee.'* Whst ever happened to free enterprise? • • • I don't know how many ACL men were in the room but we counted 121 cigarette butts on the floor at midnight. • • • . , , and two cigar stubs, • • • And a candy wrapper. • • • "It's a woman's preroga­ tive to change her mind," so the old saying goes . . . But we don't have any wo­ men on our city commission . . . But it does chnnge it* decisions. . . . A plan or pro­ cedure la adopted and the . commissioners a re given cre­ dit by a majority of their constituents for some good solid thinking , . Otherwise why would the decision be made? . . . Then-fill up the commlaaion room at one of the sessions, have a couple of objections to the previous­ ly well thought-out action, and what happena? . . . You guessed iti . . . Back p id ­ dling and a rescind decision , . . Followed by confusion , , . lack of confidence . . . reluctance of many to accept commission decisions because they might be reversed be­ fore the action authorized by them can be completed . . . Costs go "down the drain" . . . Guts, thal'a what wo aeedi • • e Booster! Club meets Thurs­ day night to talk over build­ ing a $30,000 stadium. We h e ir Pete Knowles has been invited to give the "citjr'a aide." JIM CRAPPS •No' ★ ★ ★ • * Officers In the courthouse will probably bo closed for O. P. Herndon's funeral at 4 p. m. Wednesday. • • • City conducted a street light survey of downtown . , Results: lighting very ade­ quate except for 2nd St. • • • Stop sign survey for the Mayfair sectioo in the worka. • • * Mothers Polio drive march Thursday . . . Volunteers needed . . . Call Mrs. Robert ZiUrower NOW. • • • How come the city refused to aid George Touhy'a semi­ centennial celebration? • • • Boat marina cornin' up again. City gave outfit headed by Jake Zorisn of Maitland some ISO days to corns up with engineering plana on “gono-go* 'basis. H Jaks fails, the city will get the plans. Tom McDonald opposed the mow—"Don't want to tie up the place," said Tom. School Supt. Hay MUwee and Walter Teague were given the go-ahead by the ScbocA Board Thursday to attend a school superintendents meet­ ing at the U of F in Gainesvilie on Jan. $1 and Fab. L ★ ★ AL WII-SON •No' ★ ★ ★ Water rationing is in pro- j proceed with plans for a near sped for Sanford this summer $1,000,000 water improvement despite City Commission ap- program, proval Monday night giving Tho plans are ex pec toil to Uie green light to engineers be completed by April and EnClark, Dailey and Diets to I gineer Jess Diets backed up ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ City Manager W. E. Knowles’ earlier remarks that water rationing is a dim prospect for tbr city this summer, “The city is facing a critical water problem and tho im­ provement program won't be ready until 1U64," Diets em­ phasized. The program would inilude a streamlined treatment plant by the country club area, four new wi-lla and transmission tines. It is hoped that with the new program, the city will lie able to utilize 160 per­ cent mere water. At the present time, the city is pumping 1,000 gallons per minute and will inrn-ase it to 2,000 per minute. ★ Civic Center Review Ordered By Board Religion* nerviccn will be allowed at tho Civic Center and the City Commission Monday night or­ dered a complete review on utilizing the fucility more and “letting it carry its own weight." Commissioner Joe Bnker urged the commission to review the operation of the facility to broaden the Herndon Rites OnWedn center's use ami to cnncp] tho regulation restricting religi­ ous services. Commissioner Jim Crapps emphasized “it's silly the way be t'-vw. it i, .»rg intitaad it shoql - and iiui-t can y ila own Wefgllt." Tho commission mad* the decision after a delegation asked tha facility be used for fro * lecture services during the spring and winter by a Christian Beicnce sect. Bank Shortage Disrupts Talks Cold Death Toll Over 300 I l l y j ’uif'^i Press International Temperatures- dropped ha­ lo -v zero In the Ohio Valley ami snow-clogged Nmthrast again today. Light snow drift­ ed eastward from the Rockies. Tim di-nth toll from the Itday nirgi- of hitter cold and heavy snow edged above the 300 mark. The mercury frll to 10 be­ low zero curly today at Pitts­ burgh, shattering a 3d-yearold record low for Juu SO. Ohio staggered by minus30 temperature readings Mon­ day, recorded more sub-sero readings t-day. Tha Ohio River was almost covered by iee 3 to I inehes thick, peach end cherry crops In Ihe south­ western portion of the Buck­ eye State have been severely damaged. Ktmirn, N. Y., recorded a low of 18 below early toduy. Snow . hogged Watertown, N. Y. saw its 70-inch snow cover reduced to 67 Inchee be­ cause of settling. ELISABETHVILLE, Katan­ ga, The Congo (UPI >—Reports of a multi-million dollar short­ age at the Katanga National Bank today injected a new ele­ ment into the reunification talks between Provincial Pres­ ident Molse Tallinn be and cen­ tral government officials. Joseph lleo, the Leopold­ ville government's minister resident in Katanga, scheduled another meeting today with Tshombc and his whole cabi­ net. Tshombc, who recently end­ ed hla 31-month-old secession f r o m the Congo, Monday promised bis government's full cooperation in reunification efforts. He said his 90-minute talk with lleo was held in an CLEM SON, 8. C. (U PI)— LONDON ( U Pli—John Vas­ atmosphere of "understanding Harvey Gantt, an easy-going sal, convicted Soviet spy. to­ and cordiality." young Nrgro who revived both day dismissed as "absolutely handshake* and razzing when absurd" reports that he had he missed South Carolina's planned to flee behind Ihe puhlir school rolor harrier iron Curtain with his former Monday, goes through an boss In fhs British Admiralty. NEW ORLEANS (UPI) — orientation program today at Vassal!, 39, an admitted homosexual now serving 18 Tulane University, attended Clemscn College. The 20-year-old architecture years imprisonment fur selling only by white* fnr 129 year*, secrets to Russia, denied to a added two more Nrgroe* to it* student, who maintained, a three-man tribunal Invettigst- student body Monday for a to­ "ft" average a t Iowa Stale, ing press reports of Soviet es­ tal of 10 admitted voluntarily and other transfer student* pionage that he hoped to ren­ and without incident in the were to learn of the traditions of this old southern school in dezvous abroad with his for­ past few days. Eight Nrgroe* registered the foothills uf the lilue Ridge mer boss, Thomas Galbraith. for classes Friday to become Mountains. The mejority of Clemson’s th* first of their race ever en­ 4,260 student* arrive Wednes­ rolled at Tulane. S to c k s S te a d y NEW YORK (U l’l t —Stocks More eould enroll today hut day and Thursday for ascend were steady at ■!) active open­ registrations close this eve­ semester registration. Classes ning. start Friday. ing today. Gantt Razzed At Clemson Report Absurd, Vassal Says ( T lt i' 2 Negroes Enter Tulone NAS commanding officer, who has said the station would observe “open house" the morn­ ing of tha celebration. At that time the Navy'a world famous precision flying tram, The Rlua Angels, accompanied by the parachute daredevils, the Sbooluig Stars, will atago one f ^ a n f m transporting the fuel by pipeline and "we must consider our local economy." Navy Fuel Supply office of­ ficially stated the annual sav­ ings to the government In transportation eosts would be about $33,000 if the pipeline is constructed. Actually the commission ap­ proved the pipeline hut hack paddled in the face of severe opposition and criticism by the railroad. The I’ipelim- company had planned to construct a $200,000 Jet fuel storage facility at the foot of Lake Monroe and ‘Li I b pump some two million gallons of fuel from the lakefront through Metlonville and onto Ihe base on a monthly ha si*. Attorney for the Pipeline Co., Krn McIntosh, said the economic stability of the Ns* val Air Station was at stake. After a close to two-hour hassle, Baker made the motion to approve the pipeline. There was no second and McDonald gave up his mayor's chsir to vote with Baker. Crapps took over the may­ or's chair and he broke a 2-3 lie favoring Ihe pushing of the industry out of Sanford. r a l i t WEATHER: Cloudy and slightly higher temperatures through Wednesdny. High today, CO-65. Low tonight, 40-45. United I’re.sn Leased Wire Established 1908 TUBS., JANUARY 29, 1953 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 637 VOL. 53 n e u iA ... BRIEFS Tourist Pitch of their spectacular air shows. Headed by George Touhy committee leaders are: par­ ade, Glenn McCall Blue An­ gels, Captain Bob Ware; Fire­ works, Paul i^w is; Square Dance, Bob Besaerer; Dance, Garnett White; Beauty Con­ test, E. C. Harper Jr.; Little Area Road Freeze Damage: $ 2 0 ,0 0 0 TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Florida's spring time tourist pitch will be aimed at unat­ tached young men ami women, Approximately 15 miles of and at families without chil­ dren. county roads are in need of repair because of lbs- Decern* her freeze, it was reported GAINESVILLE (U P D -F rce this morning by Road Supt. world military action against J. C. Lavender to toe Coun­ Fidel Caitro is the only solu­ tion to the problem of Cuba, ty Commission. Cuban exile leader Jose Mlro lavender said the road Cardona said Monday night. damage is Just now begin­ ning to appear. He estimat­ ed cost of repairs, with reCARACAS. Venezuela tUPI) topping, will he $20,000. —Tile newspaper El Mundo He was authorized to make said today police here frus­ trated u Communist plot to a complete study amt recoinkidnap Henry Ford It. who ur- mend repairs to the Commis­ rived Sunday on a tour of his sion. Commission mem tiers company’s Latin American agreed to accompany him on branches. a study of road damage. County Engineer William Bush was authorized to at­ BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) —Howard College officials re­ tend a public iiearing on Im­ gretfully accepted Ihe resigna­ provement for flood control tion Monday of football coach or tlie Econlockhatclicc Riv­ Bohhy Bowden, who will he­ er basin by the U. S. Army roine an assistant coach at Corp* of Engineer* at to a. Florida State University Feb. m. next Tuesday at the or­ ange County eourUwuse, Or­ 1. lando. In calling the hearing, the TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Corps slated Hint "accelerat­ Over ruling the attorney gen­ ed growth which has taken eral. the Cabinet Board of Ed­ place in recent yeara (in ucation opened Hie door today Seminole and Orange Count­ fur rompetum r pay hikes for ies) is said to have aggravat­ teachers who plan to lake u ed problems in (lie extent national examination n e x t that considerable urban de­ velopment Is subject to Monday to qualify. periodic flooding. Purpose of this hearing is to discuss with local interests tlie flood NEW YORK (UPI) — Ally. control and related problems Gen. Robert K. Kennedy lias in the Eronlockhalehee River revealed that ambassador-at- basin and to receive their large, Llewellyn Thompson, views relative to the need was among the 12 members of and feasibility of providing the “Crisis Cluh" (hat counted remedial Improvements." most in shaping American Bush also was authorized strategy during tlie Cuban to make a survey to deter­ crisis. mine tlie centerline o( Ihe proposed Altamonte Sprtngslxmgwood Road. A T L A N T A (UPI) — The The Commisiiun also ap­ dean of White House corres­ proved tlie Little Wckiv* pondents, Mrrrlmcn Smith, Itoad and approved Bush’s said Monday the political pos- request to officially close tur* of North Atlantic Treaty Osceola Airport to air traf Organization countries can af­ he. Tlie Seminole Timing As­ fect the price American pouf- sociation was granted a lease trymen gut for their chickens to hold drag race* at tin* on tlie world market. airport. Tlie engineer was authorized to zequest of HLH Products JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — 7 tie Slate Board of Health, calling on Floridians to gel smallpox vaccinations, warn rd Monday the state Is espec­ FT MONROE, Va. (U P D ially susceptible to the disease, although there have been no Gcn. Herbert B. Powell, retir­ rases in recent years. Dr. ing Continental Army com­ Clarence M Sharp, acting di­ mander, imlay called for a rector of the Bureau of Pre­ million man ground force with ventable Diseases, said that a spearhead of entirety new Florida has several aeaporlt "air-assault" division*. In an interview with United offering entrance for the di­ sease, and that “ the (remind Press International, the chief ous air travel to Miami poses of the Army's biggest com­ a constant threat. Members mand provided the first offi­ of the Armed Services are of­ cial details of tentative plant ten flown into Florida from a for a fast-moving airborne foreign country where health version of the old horse conditions are bad at best." cavalry-air assault units able "to overrun Ihe enemy so fail he won't know what hit him." Only Solution Plot Foiled a right-of-way along Onora Road for a sidewalk to tlie Naval Air Station and for future widening of that thoroughfare. The Commission voted to transfer deed of title for the five-acre Fort Lane park to the Geneva Historical and Genealogical Society. Resignation of Clarence Dame a* county sanitarian was accepted. Move by Commissioner Jam es Avery Jr. to increase the count)'a insurance com­ mittee from three to five members was vetoed by the board 3-2. John M. Fitzpat­ rick supported Avery but Lee Gary ami John R. Alexander opposed the action and Gen. J. C. Hutchison, chairman hroke the tie vote. Avery also lost out In a move to rotate membership of tho committee among in­ surance agents, pointing out the committee dispenses be­ tween $16,000 an«l $18,000 a year in county funds for in­ surance purposes. Coach Quits Open The Door Crisis Club Price Effect State Warned Giant Air Assault Urged Centennial Committees Named Tha various committees of ths Seminole County SemiCentennial to be celebrated on April 27 are swinging into action thia week. The first announcement of •ny part of th* celebration made puhlir ha* come from Captain Bob Ware, Sanford every mrh savings I* a factor in the continued existence of the base here," Capt. Ware said. ACL attorneys. Mack Cleve­ land Jr. and G. A. Speer Jr., pointed out that many fam­ ilies of the railroad would be hurt if the pipeline would lo­ cate here. They stressed the company was not a common carrier li­ censed in the stale At present the railroad transports Jet fuel from Tampa to Sanford. Cleveland stressed that there was not "that much" of a savings to the taxpayer* by ★ W ater Ration Seen Here; Despite Plan Funeral servi r* r Herndon. Ti>, who died Sunday night at his Sanford Avr. home, will be conducted at 4 p.m. Wednesday at (lie First Presbyterian Church with Hcv. Tim in as M a k I a officiating. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery. Bom Dec. 19. 1892 In San­ ford, Mr. Herndon was a for­ mer state representative and icrvcd us Seminole County Clerk of Circuit Court from 1935 until hli retirement in 1969. He was a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Sanford; of Elks Lodge 1241 of Sanford; of the Odd­ fellows; of Celery Camp 625 WOW of Sanford and was a citrus grove owner. Survivors arc four children, O. P. Herndon Jr. of Clear­ water, William F. Herndon of Titusville, George fl Herndon of Orlando and Mrs. Mary Margaret Lumpkin of Jackson­ • • e ville and 18 grandchildren. County Commission Chair­ Brision Funeral Homo is in man J . C. Hutchison made it up the stairs this morning charge of funeral ami burial arrangements. without Dirk Irvin's help. • SONNY RAUORN •No’ hers despite protests from a largo crowd of ACL employes snd attorneys. Baker emphasized that by denying the company access here it would be limiting free enterprise which the commis­ sion has no right to mix In Baborn, Wilson and Crapps turned down the company’s bid even though Capt, Robert Ware, commanding officer of the Naval Air Station, empha­ sized "the proposed pipeline would increase the efficiency ami reduce the rust of operat­ ing live Naval Air Station. "There is no doubt that League, Brack Perkins; Sup­ per, Art Beckwith; Lunch, Gordon Bradley; Dignitaries and Recognition Dinner, Ran­ dall Chase; Community Ex­ hibits, Al Lormann end Pub­ licity and Public Relations, Mrs. Gerald Warnka. Hopet* Gone BRUSSELS (UPI) - The United States expressed its anxiety today over France's opposition to Britain's entry into the European Common Market, But West German Vice Chancellor Ludwig Er­ hard said, “AH hopes are gone." I'KKTTY JUDY Hnrmon wins crowned "Junior Mian March Of Dimes" nt the Melodofl Skating Link Monday night by Dick Uaimliottom. Mi** Harmon collected over ?9B with over ?!JU0 col­ lected for the annual drive during tho evening. Legislature Warned: Grave Consequences TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Gov. Farris Bryant warned Ihe i-cglslntiire ns it Ix-gim Its third special si-sslun on reapportion merit today that fail­ ure to come Up with an ac­ ceptable plan will bring "grave consequences." A 42-senator reapportioninrnl plan was placed In po siilon for passage In the Senate today, Just hours after convening of Florida's last-dilrh special session on rrappoiliunmenl. It may mean, Bryant said, that the 1963 regular session will not ho able to meet, or Lliut uny act it shuuld adopt if it doe* meet will la- uncon­ stitutional, Bryant did not address the lawmakers in person. He con­ veyed his general views in a three-page letter read separ­ ately in each houso and ad­ dressed to the presiding of­ ficers. Bryant did not lay down any specific plan for the Legislalura to adopt as lie did in two previous sessions. He has said be would accept, f either a 38-district reshuffle ur a 42-Scnutor plan, if orrompanied hy a House for­ mula based on imputation. lie i ei tern led in his mes­ sage In tho legislators that anything they may pass at this late date could tie thrown out tiy either the federul or state court. Tin 3H-di*lrtct reshuffle, product of legislation from urban areas, is very nttruclive mid would meet the provisions of the present state ron-m il­ lion, lie said. But Bryunl warned, it might be knocked out by the federal court* un­ less accompanied by a consllluti mil amendment making further changes to strength­ en imputation factors. By the same token he said, u statute enlarging the legis­ lature beyond the present con­ stitutional limits of 38 Senate seats and 96 House seats might by Invalidated by the State Supreme Court. “If yuti fall in this special session to pro-luce a plan for apportionment acceptable to tha federal court, the conse­ quence* will he grave,” Bry­ ant said. ACL May Be Dragged Info Strike JACK S O N V H L K (U1M) — Federal District Judge William A. Mcltiio Jr. took under considera­ tion today a p e t i t i o n which could drag three other major Florida railroads into a strike which ha* erippled the Florida East Coast Railway for seven days. If M dise grants the petition hy the FEC, he eould a t tha sumo time open the way for picketing of the Jacksonville Union Terminal hy striking member* of I t non-operating unions. Sm-h action would halt op­ erations liy the Atlantic Coast Line, Seaboard Air Line and Southern Railroad* through Jacksonville, cutting mail, ex­ press and shipping llnei from n major puit of the Bunshlna Stole to the rest of tha na­ tion, —- McRae promlaed th* court ho would issue his ruling "ns soon us possible" and observ­ ers said it would probably come this afternoon. In St. Augustine, mean­ while, new discussions were held between alate and fed­ eral medlutors and represent­ atives of management and la­ bor. The actual petition seeks an injunction to force the Jackwmvillu Tcimlr.il Company to take over about 2,000 rented freight cars scattered over FEC tracks in Florida, and for which th* FEC says It Is paying about $(1,400 per day in lentul fees, Former Sanford Paslor Dies Dr. E. D. Jlrownlce, for­ mer pastor of tha First Pres­ byterian Church here for 37 years died in IJade City Mon­ day night. Graveside services will bo held in Sanford at 3 p m. Wednesday. In lien of flowers, all dona­ tions are to bo m.idu to Ilia Tiiorwsll Orphanage, No Grits . . . No Gravy . . . No Tobasco WASHINGTON (U PD -T ho weekly White House breakfast for Democratic congressional leaders reverted to the samu old menu today. Sen, Hubert If. Humphrey, D-MInn., said that "no grits, no gravy and no tobssco" were served today. Last week, following com­ plaints hy IL-p. Hale Hoggs. Dl.a , that breakfast* in tho mansion wrro too bland, to­ basco and grits were served with the seramIded eggs. But apparently It was a one-shot affair. Herald Index Bridge ~ - _____ Clttaaiflrd __ . . .......... Dear Abby _____ Pag* 2 l’nge 7 Page (J Page 3 Pair* 1 E n tertain m en t_Page 3 Legal*___ Page 8-6 ft 7 Puaile _______ Page 7 Kocletv . Pave 3 ___ —» Page 8 �Cf« Pcxfarf WrrxII Paf* 2—Tue*. Jan. 29, H (Dsuxh Gbbif ! DEAR ABBYj I am a man who has been retired for exactly four months. I hava worked hard since the ajre of 14 and have earned the rest. My wife Isn't very happy ubout it and has given mo the nickname of ‘‘Sitting Bull.’* I enjoy sitting and don’t like her calling me “Sitting Hull.” Will you put this in your col­ umn? We both read it. Maybe she’lt take the hint and cut it out. SITTING BULL DEAR 8 irriN G : Youra ia a no­ ble nickname. Another retired gen­ tleman wrote to tell me that his wife had nicknamed him “Honeydew"! He said every two minutes nhe’d say “Honeydew this” and “Honeydew that." Wanna trade? 0 GEORGE D. DIAL, right. Aviation Structunl Mechanic Third CImb, USN, amllea aa he in reenlieted for alx yearn in the U. 8. Navy by rd r. Leroy A. Heuth, USN, Commanding Officer of MATRON Seven. Dial la aaslgned to the Line Division of Heavy Attack Squadron Seven. Poet Robert Frost Is Dead A t 8 8 0 0 DEAR ABBY: My son. who hus been a good boy and very close to hla family, brought home a young lady for us to meet. He is interested in marrying her. We all fell in love with her, Abby. She seemed a precious thing. Now he tells us that she told him she had had a child out of wed­ lock four years ago, and had it adopted out. I’d like to hear from a mother or mother-in-law who has experienced this. Or, perhaps a man who has Qjctcoby RICHARD DOAN, avi­ ation machinist mate second class was named “Bailor of the Year” by the Jayceea at the an­ nual banquet Saturday. Sheppard Case In Surprise Turn COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) — Tho case of Dr. Sam Shep­ pard, convicted of murder In the bludgeon slaying of hii pregnant wife. Marilyn, took a surprise turn on the evo of hie latest bid for freedom. Sheppard's Dolton attorney, Lee Dailey, said Monday night Ihs doctor Is engaged te a German divorcee. H >0 state Pardon and P a­ yola Commission today wee scheduled to act on Shep­ pard's application for comTOUtaUon of hie life sentence for the IBM slaying In Uie couple's Day Village home near Cleveland. Dailey eeld Sheppard be­ came engaged to Mr*.' Arlene Tebbenjohanni, II, of Dueacldorf, Germany, after a courtship by mail, lie aald tho ' correspondence began three yeere ago after Mrs. Tcbbenjohenni, the mother of a nine year-old daughter, b erim e Interested In Shep­ pard's cate. M ri. Tcbbenjohenni vlilted Sheppard last week at the Merlon Correctional Institute end became engaged "We hope to merry as soon ae possible," the blonde Mri. Tebbenjohanni said. "I hope tp ha very happy with Sam. "There la a great Interest In Ihe Sheppard rase in Ger­ many. I Intend to write, If neceeiery, about this shock­ ing affair. In my country, American Justice end fair­ ness la usually pralecd. "Naturally I was very diedisappointed In the verdict S ite s S e t NEW YORK (UPI) - The and 1 am convinced of hie in­ nocence." IBM Women's National Ama­ teur golf ckamptonehlp will be played at the Prairie Charm Course* All residents in the Oviede Dunes Couolry Club, Hutchin­ area who are Interested ia son, Kan., Aug. 17-32. end taking a charm course, spon­ the IBM United &Ute* Men's sored by the Oviedo Woman's Club, a r t lik ed to meet at Opan will bs conducted a t tin club building, Wednesday the Olympic Club In Saa Francisco Juue 16-U. « f ff;M a.m. married a girl with this in her past, Abby, would you accept a girl like this in your family? PUZZLED DEAR PUZZLED: Why not? One mistako should not haunt a girl forever. She was honest enough to tell your son, and he was honest enough to tell you. Neither was neces­ sary. s e e DEAR ABBY: I am 12 but look much older. When my girl friend and I go to a night movie together, my mother picks mo up. But she nev­ er waits until the show is over. She always comes after me early because she says aha is tired and wants to go to sleep and can’t wait until the end of the muvie. When I see her going up and down the aisles looking for mo, I get so embarrassed 1 want to die. How cun I get my mother to let ma walk home with my girl friend? EMBARRASSED DEAR EMBARRASSED: Walk­ ing home at night Is out of the ques­ tion, so don’t cumpuign for it. Per­ haps your girl friend's mother or fa­ ther can pick you both up and de­ liver you home after the movie. If that’s not possible, you’d better be content with things as they are. On By Oswald Jacoby BOSTON (UPI) Hubert Froat, America's'unof­ ficial poet laureate whose warmth and honeety bridgod the gulf between nations tom by cold war The practice finises ia m a hostilities, died early today a t the age of §8. taken purely to see if finesses Authorities a t Peter Bent Brigham Hospital said the craggy, white-haired poet—a friend of President are working for you and not Kennedy and a “friendly ri­ val" of Sovlat Premier Nikita 8. Khrushchev—euceumbcd at It SO a.m. Frost's death, apparently eaueed by blood clots which entered hie lunge, ended a seven-week battle against a eeriaa of crlUcal complica­ tions which arose from major surgery to remove a blockage of tho urinary tract last Doe. Up unUl then the elderly poet, winner of more Pulltaer Prliee than any other writer of verse, had enjoyed valativaly good health. But shortly after the opera, atlon, ha suffered a heart atteak which loft him aear death. Hie recovery from tho haart eeiiure was further complicated by a aortas of pulmonary ambollsms, blood dote which threatened to fill hla lunga and ru t off his breathing. groat’s four Pulltaer Prlsee ■tend as a monument te hie p os tie genius, and In the waning yeara of his Ilfs he became a symbol of interna­ tional good will. DaaUi cam# a lltUa less than two years after Froet'e unprecedented appearance a t Preeldent Kennedy's inegura­ tion. Few who watebod the ceremonies on that bitter cold January day In 1941 will for­ get the eight of Frost, defeat­ ed by the bud' s glare from reading a poem specially written for tbo occasion, re­ cite from memory his famed work, “The Qlft O utright" Froet end Interior Secre­ tary Htewart M. Udell spent 10 days In the Soviet Union, last Aug. 28 to S ept 0, as pert of an exchange program between this country and Uusela. Following a nieeUng with Piemler Khruihchsv St the Russian leader's Black Sea vacation retreat, Frost said Khruelicliev btdluved the Unit­ ed State, would not fight to protect Itself. “lie thought that We're too liberal to fight," the poet *utd. In en hour-long talk with Khruihrhev, Front said the Communist gave him the Impression he "thlnke we will sit on one hand and then on the other." F r e t said he luld Khrush­ chev that lierlln was too smell a matter to deride the fate of the world, and that the Last and West ihoutd work out a hurte trade on the issue. He described Khrushchev as a "ruffian . . . he's ready for a fight, lie’s not afraid of u* ■lid we're not afraid of hlin." Frost eald he told Khrushdie that “the future of the world for the next hundred years or so Ilea between the United States aim Russia." By Abigail Van Buren MW* with any Idea of aalnlnr • ♦ AQS trick. West sashed the ace aad • ae king of diamonds against te a s South's four spade contract 57584S’ and shifted to the Jack of SOUTH an <1 ckibe, South remarked "This A A Q JM I f A M I should be a goed time te take a praettee finesse. Weet sure­ ly holds the king of clube." Mirth and South gal— hie Instead South went up with te te h Veto MeHh Mato I N T. a * Fam dummy’s see end the contract 1 £ went right out the window. A spade lead disclosed th at West held both mlsilng trumps. He overcall. South took hie ace needed them for hie no-trump and throw West in with ihs f f i ‘, ihs" If: :: !?* (jJu J.ha (donum king, but Weet exited with the king of dubs. South ruffed this trick, went over to dummy to discard one heart, hut eventually had to lose e heart finesse to West's queen. lied he fineeaed earlier, South could have cashed the ace of clubs and discarded one losing heart, then ruffed the deuce of cluhe. Then he could have played the ace and an­ other spade. This would put West In with the king of spades and he would either have to lead away from hie I queen of hearts or give South a ruff and discard. Television TUB8DAY P. M. I:ee (1) Chsasst 1 Mewsrssn <t> ABC assort (!) Wsyns Pouefctr l ilt (i) Mia-rts. rsp srt (I) Or»*( tlrosiln.s «:tS (<) Atlantis Wsalhtr MS (II (ports Pleura (I) Ed. Commsnt MS (() (lusstwsrd He (I) Weathtr (»> Wsathsr M l (I) Hrovsrd Piatt* m e (it apart* M l (I) Nsw, (»> Upset As. 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Plaal Itoport Chances Seen Slim For British To Enter Market i() (I) (I) A m .rl. «n H isto ry Oal* n o r m gkow Itom per Hoorn Nsw* a a d la ltrv la w * Say W k ta C a l,s ta r L o tr a Spanish P la y T s a r H a ae h I Leva L acy A na S o th tr a Show J a n a W ym an l*ro• • n il I 'r l c , Is MlgUt T h , M rCoys C o n o o a trsilo a P e l , A n is d y s T s a rs P ot A Mews PHONE FA t - l t l i l l \J I V I AI l \ ' ) Is I l I I ’ J I HI /, | | I B R U S S E L S (UPI) — France'* uncompromising op­ Bade T talte - 7:Bf A 11:1# “ P a n ic l a Y e a r Zero** position today reduced to Ray Mlllend neer-iero Britain’s hope* of Pine At B:IB Only entering the European Com­ “ E x p e rim e n t In T a r r o r " mon Marhet at the present Glenn F a rt time. , The m arket’s foreign min­ WED. A THURH. uter* scheduled another "crlale" meeting, but there wee CARLOAD PAHS NITE8 scant chance of eating “Horizontal Lieutenant'' France’s demand for an end Jemra lluttoa to the negotiations on BrtPaula Prralla* tain'a application for member­ Co-Frataro “Thunder In The Sun" ship. Jeff Che after The consensus of confer­ Buses Hayward ence sources was that a re­ jection of Britain would be FRL A HAT. disastrous to tha British econ­ Disaey’a “Bon Voyage” omy, and could force a total 'Jack, Tha Giant Killer" reshaping of President Ken­ ‘T h e Wild Weaternera” nedy's plana for a greater Atlantic alliance. Tonight II:** i t ) F irs t I m p r tf s lt a I I I E rtil* F o r d P h o w (<) Loss* o f t.lfo WEDNESDAY r . M. ‘. M l t l ) T r u ta e r C ro ssgsse*** ( I ) g la re * ( o r T o m o r r o w ( I ) F a th e r K n o w s D sst 11:11 («) O a ld ln g L ig h t 1:11 ( I ) M id-D ay R eport 11:11 ( I ) NBC Naera R s p s n ( I ) M ld .P la. 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I:M Wal t D isn ey M9S VMM'S WUtCM ¥ m • gPECIALIZING IN — Color TV Bales A Service • TV RENTAL 1 B y R u th M ille t t "European w i a n era afraid te buy labor-eaving davice* for fear their husband* will think they're laty," aays a bnalneaa manageme ■ulteat who hao been working la Eerop*. That bit o4 news aught to Buka tha American lift hor head In pride. Amert. can women are always being told bow superior European woman are to Amerteea time since tha American worn* ( thing. aa labored under tho hang­ Many hold down full or dog delusion that in order te part-time Jobe, thereby help­ prove hor worth to hor hus­ ing Uielr famlllea te mora up band she had te work like a tha economic ladder and re­ slave, algh about standing lieving their husbands of the over a hot etovo all day and pressure of being th* only remind the lord of the manor wage earner in the family. Others have taken over all th at a woman's work to never done. aorta of community Jobe that For a long time American needed to be don*. women her* frankly and Still others have found realistically latched on to creative outlets for their oner •very labor-**ring device they glee th at are certainly more can afford, to ease th* drud­ soul satisfying than doing But its bam a tong, tea# gery of keeping a house and housework tho hard way, Just te prove to their huahands family clean and well fed. With th* leisure thno those that they aren 't laty. labor-saving devices h e r * So It would seem th at in handed them, American wom­ this one roe pact, a t least, th* an have looked for and often American woman la e t least found new ways of making two generations ehetul of her their lives count for some­ European sister. la New York Meeday eatery w it slightly gtroagar. Florida crate* of two te two sad onehalf doiea ate* sold for R.U $2.71, mostly ia.lodl.TI, and throe to four doaoa wee $9.80$*•78. Carton* of U film wrap­ AIR CONDITIONER INSURANCE ped celery heart* wore $9.25$9.80. Cabbage brought $1.00- He B. Pope Co., Inc. $4.80 per crate, with smell For Th* Finest Year Around ilie* going at $3.00-13.90. Car­ Weather Conditioner ALI. THE NEW FORMS rot*, in cratas of da 1-lb. film FKDDBR8 AT LOWEST RATES •alee — Service bag*, medium to Urge, war* APPLICABLE MO B. Park Ave. Sanford $9.T$-$d.0o. Cklaoaa aabbaga Bring Your Insurance FA 2-4254 wee a bit higher than oa F ri­ Problem* To Ua — day, at $2.28-$2.80 per crate, AUTO SERVICE and endive and eacaroto ware also (lightly above tha week- HARRY ADAIR’S AGENCY end price. Endive ranged from GULF SERVICE Park Ave. FA t-544’ t3.oo-u.oo per crate, aeoordlng Tiro* • Batteries - Accessories 218 8.SANFORD, FLA. Road AAA Service to sUe, with most sales al Brake A Muffler $2.73 $3.00, and a few at $9.23. Guaranteed Service MORE BUSINESS Kscarote sold at $9.00-$2.80 per French A l e t crate. Big Boston lottuc* FA 2-0921 FA I-M22 THESE brought $3.80-13.00 per crate of LITTLE 24 head* end cartons of roFairway Texaco ADS melne with 13 te IS head* sold Service Are The Shortest ■t $2.80-$2.78. Curly paraley Dietetic* ranged from I3.so-f3.80 per Harry M. Kalffla. Jr. Mar. Between TEXACO GAS AND OILS crate of five down buaebe*. BUYER Marfak Lubrication Radishes brought 71 ceete to end Firestone T. R. A. SELLER Washing A Poll.hint $129, moill) $1.00 per basket Pick Up A Delivery - Rosd CALL ~ of 30 tt-oi. film beg*. Service In Central Florida Friday 21tk A French Ave. Sanford FA 2-2611 or GA 6-6938 celery was steady at $138 per FA 2-2-5474 PLUMBING rrale for ail sues. Tho twit quality cabbage wa* firm al CTW i m T M BU C H $3.uo-$3.29 per crate but many R. L. HARVEY smell and poorer quality sold Chapman Concrete PLUMBING lower. Kndiva sold for $1.80Complete IneUllatioae * Product# Repairs $1.78 per rrale and recarole BLOCKR Bathroom end Kltehee wai $!.23-$I.S0, with molt of­ Stepping ■tones - Patio Blocks Fixtures ferings of both rather email. Car Slop* . Sills • lin tels Water pumps Free Eatimslea “Everything In The Block Iceberg lettuce ranged from 204 8. Sanford PA S-5851 Lino$3.00-$9.80 according to qual- 104 N. Elm Sanford it, with on* mark quoted high PAS-4492 ROOFING - SHEET METAL aa $4.00. Paraley w*a $3.28$2.80 per crate and radishes FREDS STEINMEYER *5-7* rente per basket. Rooftag A Shoot Metal, lac. Sanford Flour and Shipment* from Florida qvar ilngle Built-up and 8hlagl the weekend included: celery Repair: Installation and Repair? Feed Store Gutter* • Waterproofing rail « ears, truck $4 certot Dag Foad . Cora Meal Skate Metal Wark equivalent* t oabbsf* rail i , Fro* Estimates - First Ctea* Jim Dandy Feeds truck eacaroto rail 1, truck Work IS; leituco rail g, truck 54. and Jim Dandy Dog Feed 50 Lb*. 215 Oak Ave. FA S-4TI1 $5.75 radiebaa rail b u m , truck >5. 554 Saofesd Ave. Doodad A Insured Sanford Vegetable Merkel A R E A D IR EC T O R Y mail or bring this campon and have the Sanford Herald delivered daily to your door (W for Only INSURANCE • * BAILBLAIR alt *1 4 9 I • A if �1 Si)r franfnrh Wrralh rr . J nn .2 0 ,- 6 3 — ■ '- g S G a rc [e n C [u b Miss Ruby Booth Installed As Card Party President O f Ethel Root Circle Plans Benefit Tigerettes" Enlisted Wives Club Make Layettes For Navy Relief " The Sanford Garden Club The "Tigerettes" of the En­ has set Feb. 11 as the dale for listed Men's Wives Club of their annual card party. It VAIM held the monthly meetNew officer* for the coming I Mr*. Be a Burl ache, Mitt Dor-I son, Mrs. It. Lousing. .Mrs. | Harold Hcrbst, Hcv. ami Mrs. will be held at the Sanford ing at the home of the new year were installed when the othy Heath. Mr*. Maurice Robert r.ctman, Mr*. Ilea Al-1McPherson and guests. Mr*. Woman's Club building and president. Mrs. Jam es Parks. Elhc) Root Circle of the Con-1Corbett. Mr*. Edward Simp-1 lord. Mr*. Robert Beine. Mrs. I Barton and Mrs. Bowles, starts at 8 p.m. Main item on the business gregational Christian Church Mrs. Al Hunt is general agenda was further discussion met at the Parsonage, 811 chairman; Mrs. Claude llittel and some work on the latest Palmetto Ave. Installing the is finance anil ticket chairman project, the making ul layettes new officers was Rev. Walter and Mrs. W. I). Gardiner will for Navy Relief. Several lay­ A. R. McPherson. Miss Ruby be in charge of refreshments. ettes were completed a n d Booth was installed as presi­ A high score prise will be packed ready lor delivery. dent and other officer* are, awarded at each table. Those Plans wen1 made for a cov. Mrs. Helen Remusat, vice attending must bring their cred disli luncheon scheduled president; Mr*. G. 0. Nordown cards. Anyone who doe* tor Feb. fi. at the Acey Drury gren. secretary, and Mr*. Os­ nut have a full table reserved Club. car Zittrower. treasurer. will have as many plajers as Guests included Mr*. George Mrs. Remusat. retiring pres­ are needed to complete Ihc Cardicn. Mrs. W. C. Wooten, ident, spoke briefly to mem­ table. Mrs. Donald Stevens and Mrs. bers and also welcomed the As an added attraction, a Dean Dish. friendship League members used ear which was donated to Co-hostess with Mrs. Park* to their first joint meeting of the club will be given away for the evening was Mrs. Jeff the new year. to some lucky person, Ritchey, Mr*. Bea Uurtsche, Friend­ ship League president, in­ vited the ladie* to hrr home this Wednesday al 1:30 p.m. Mental H ealth Just "for fun." Those attend­ TUESDAY ing are asked to bring a Program Given sandwich; dessert ami drink Joint installation of ulficcr* NEW OFFICERS <»f tho VAI1-1 Enlisted Mens Wives Club arc left to will be provided. Games and 1of the Disabled American Vet­ By Pilot Club right, (seated) Mrs. William Davis, treasurer and Mrs. Marvin Koozer, eran* Chapter and Auxiliary cards will be played through­ out the afternoon. secretary. Standing, Mrs. .lames Harks, president, Mrs. Jeffrey Kitrhey, Unit No. 30, Seminole County Mr*. Sue Stevenson was hos­ Mrs. Ralph Lossing intro­ Chapter will tv held at 7;3u vice president and parliamentarian and Mrs. Itndzlcwicz, public re­ tess fur the regular dinner p.m., at the Chapter Home, duced the speaker for the lations chairman ami retiring president. (Herald l’hoto) Hireling of the Pilot Club ol Orlando Drive. * evening, Mrs. William II. Sanford at the Civic Center. Bowles, from Winter Park who Red and white Valentine deegave a talk on "Friendly Oviedo Pul a coating of clear nail orations were used on the tab­ Service" and what it does to polish over the tip end of the le* and upon arrival, each OFFICIOUS of the Ethel Hoot Circle were installed at a recent meeting of help those less fortunate. sole of dress shoes to prevent member was given a camellia tho group. Left to right, seated, are Mrs. G. O. Nordgrcn, secretary amt A report was given on the scuffing. to wear. Mrs. Oscar Zittrower, treasurer. Hack row. Miss Huby Booth, new presi­ progress of the Swedish aprons Mrs. B. E. Chapman, pro­ dent, Mrs. Helen Itemusut, vice president and Mrs. William Howies, guest that the ladies arc sewing on gram chairman, presented a speaker for the evening, from Winter Park. (Herald Photo) Dr. and Mrs. Ira Barnett during the meetings. These WE NOW HAVE program on mental health. A will be worn on Feb. 23, when and Miss Lulie Barnett were The Agnes Krskin School, in The Women of the First panel composed of William they serve at their tlth annual Thomas, president of the Presbyterian Church held the which Miss Mason is president the recent houseguett* ul Swedish smorgasbord. Mental Health Assn., county regular meeting in the sane- and teacher, holds first place Mrs. It. F. Wheeler Sr. Dr. .Mrs. Waller Barton, visiting Judge Vernon Mire, Sheriff J. uary. President, Mrs. Wilsun among all L'hrlstlun schools In Harm'll conducted a study here from Ohio, wa* cordially L. Hobby and Robert T. lies- Newman, presided over a course at Ihe First Methodist welcomed back by member*. HEADY TO GO! serer, hospital administrator, short business session and 73 Brazil. Science ami English Ry Helen Snodgrass cent overnight guest* of Mrs. quel of the Central Florida Dellclou* refreshments con­ are among Hie course* offered. Church this past week. The members and guests attended, conducted a discus skin on lo­ Carol Emanuel and family. Council nf I toy Scout* of Amer­ Rev. and Mrs. Fred Foster, sisting of Ice cream filled tand including Mrs. Ernest Galien The school also offers courses course entitled "Understand­ (inipevllle Nursery Mis* Doris Faber was re ­ ica held in Orlando Saturday cal facilities available for the bakkcls, cup cakes, assorted Mr. mid Mrs, Cecil Sellers, kamp, Prcsbylrrlal president to those who wish to become ing Hie Bible" wa* well at­ mentally ill while a walling 2221 Grapevine Am . evening. cookies, crackers, lea and Mrs. Frank Winkler, Mis. eled cd recurding secretary of leochcrs. Thirty-six prutcitanl examinations and hospilalira- of the St. Johns Presbytery, tended and very helpful to the Orange City Red Cross FA 2-8888 coffee were served by candle primary schools arc now under Alan Sain, Mra. Itny Lawson Chapter at the annual meeting World Mission chairman, lion. Ihose who attended. light to tho following by the the supervision of these teachand Helen Snodgrass attend­ last week. .Miss Helen Snod­ Sheriff Hobby gave an out­ Mrs. Fred Gano», Introduced hostess, Mr*. Remusat. er*. One thousand have lwen ed the Dcl.nnd district work­ line of facilities he had avail­ as speaker Miss Gertrude Ma­ grass was also elected to Ihc Mrs. Clyde Stinson, Mr*. G trained to help eradicate Il­ able; Judge Mire gave a brief son, missionary from llruzil. O. Nordgrcn, Miss Booth, Mrs shop and the eommisNiun plan­ board of directors. The Orange literacy among uitults. By Jane Casselberry WATCH FOIt sketch nf how persons arc Mis* Mason is president of the Zittrower, Mr*. Alice McMil­ ning session held in Sanford City Chapter I* composed of At Hu- conclusion of the Mr. end Mr*. Edgar Lyons Agne* Krskin School in llruril. a t the First Methodist Church committed and where they arc Orange City, DcBary, Enter­ of Lake Hodge off llwy. 17-03, lan, Mrs. Ralph Hammond, meeting ottering wus taken for placed until there Is a room In an Informative and Inspira­ Thursday evening. prise and Osteen. world m i s s i o n s . Pastor announce the birth of a sevenin a hospital, and Mr. (lesser- tional talk, she staled the pres­ Mr*. Elizabeth Tyler of Os­ Thomas Makin closed with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dunn teen, Mrs. Lcnorn Miocker of end Rev. ami Mrs. Fred Fos­ pound, 13-ounce daughter, er *|vnkc on the local hospital ent problems confronting Bra­ prayer. Frances Horton Shawndra Lyn, al the Florida silian* ara inflation and flir­ facilities. Chlplcy, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. ter attended Hip annual banSanitarium and Hospital in He slated that tlic lark of tation with Communism. Robinson of Ladysmith. Wit., Orlando on Friday, Jan. 35, personnel prevented placing Circle M eets A t She also spoke of the fed­ Make various sizes, accord­ who arc spending the winter in Gay tulips in glowing col­ at 4 p.m. the mentally disturlicd in this eral highway, now under con­ ing to use, tor small or large Daytona Beach, were guests sunny daffodils, fragrant Maternal grandfather Is hospital at the present time. struction. which will reach packages. Give s o m e to D orm iney H om e of Mr. and Mr*. W. L. Tyler ors, hydrangeas with their slmwy James L. Nutter of Norfolk, During the question and ans­ from Ihe mouth of the Amazon friends and to church bazaars, recently. Mr*. Osborne Dorminry wa* Mrs. Orville Baker, a school dusters, hyacinths with their Va., and paternal grandpar­ wer period it was brought out River to the new capital lira- If you have loo many. hostess for Ihp monthly meet­ mate of Mrs. Henderson and delicate bloom* and profusely ents are Mr. am) Mrs. Roland that the Jail is the only plare zilia. Miss Mason said "land flowering azalea* are all in Lyons of Lake Irene. available for tliesp patients. has been granlrd along this ing of the Frsnce* Horton Cir­ her mother, Mra. Adolph plentiful supply at your flor­ The infant will be welcomed The Mental Health Assn, highway for a resettlement Wootenwebcr, of DcKaili, III., cle of the First Baptist Church. were overnight guests Tuesday ists. They arc considered home by her seven sisters, would like to present pro- project." She told nf Hie won­ Mrs. Olio Thomai, chair­ of Mr. and .Mrs. C. A. Hender­ "good buys" In February ami Phyllis. Marcia, Karen, Bren- giams at various organita. derful opportunities (or evan­ March, anld so are a wide va­ da. Fran, Kim and Itollio Ilea lion meetings to acquaint the gelism among these new set­ man, conducted the business son. session and the call to prayer and one brother, Lee, tlers. public with Hie situation. Miss Sylvia Foster relumed riety of foliage plants. was given by Mrs, Donald last weekend from a visit Ptamm. Mr*. Leon Johnson with relatives in New Orleans. Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Womack was welcomed as a visitor and and daughter Elaine were re­ Mr*. Joe Harris as a new member. A program on "personal soul this one goon and goru on a gallon. They grow Imagine a low-loading wagon roomy enough to winning—a do it yourself pro­ with brake* thatiuljiut themselves. An exhaust handle most anything you ran heft—and atill ject" was presented by Mrs. trim enough to .slip into (Tampi-d parking spots. nyaU-m that last* longer. And a Delcotron Ken McIntosh. Refreshments We imagined it, built it and called it Chevy II. generator that keepw battery n“nerve itowi-r up. 1 C H tvm oirr k were served during the social 50-M. Vinyl P l a s t i c Made it as def tend able as a wagon can get. Want to he,-tr more? How u I k h i L a low price, hour. And made it so it'll keen piling up savings natty interior*, Body by Fisher craftsmanship O t h c r a attending were over the yearn, Those allow up in the way Keep* Going Grvei —and a talk with your Chevrolet dealer soon! Mine*. Melvin Dcklc, Lcland Rudd. II. C. Patterson, Robert Wilkcrson, Donald Knight, Lewis Barley, W. A. Csgle, Wilburn Rogers, J. H. Brodie • Full 6-year "no char*# replacement fuaranlee against Jr. and Wendell flirt. Local Events Churchwomen Hear Mission Program Personals Snapdragon Plants Enterprise Personals New Arrivals W Shoe Sale THIS FRIDAY! MID - W EEK Everything piles up handsomely in a Chevy I I including savings C R E A T IV E BEST BUYS W ED .-T H U R S.-FR I. ONLY C H EVYn W OMAN NEW PELLET G A R D EN H O S E TYPE failure of how in normal home nee Vigoro R ev. Foster 77 . Bright green opaque plastic with riblwtl ileaifii to reeial scuffing times ■ rolls • Full 'i-inch inside diameter addnteaet roll* ai.4S oeefc • Polished brass couplings H onored With Ry Helm Snodgrass Rev. Fred Foster, pastor of the llarnetl Memorial Meth­ odist Church In F.nlerprise, was guest of honor at a recent surprise birthday party given in the Church Annex. About SO guests joined in the celebration. Games were enjoyed under the direction of Mr*. Frank Winkler, aasisted by Mr*. Mickey Nutt and Mra. Alan Sain. The group joined in singing favorite songs, in­ cluding one to the tune of " ta c o Me Tender," w i t h word* composed by Mrs. Winkler especially for the bonoree. As they sang "Happy Birth­ day" to Rev. Foster, Danny Uraddotk presented hi in with a large tray filled with gifts. Mr*. J. V. Richards alto read a delightful little poem that the had composed to accom­ pany the giftsRefreshment* of home made Ice cream and cake were t e n cd to those present. Out of town guest* included Rev. and Mra. Joe Tolle of DcLand; Rev. and Mrs. Really of the Stafford • Osteen Churches; M itt Mary Hubbard of DeBary and Mr. and Ur*. Bill Floater wf D ajteoa Molded Rubber SPECIAL Birthday Party Flo o r M a ts_ FLA. LAWN 1 FORMULA 8 6- 4 - 1355 SI-U *1THf* HTW • Door-In door full contour ruatimi fit. . . most Americanmode cars. • Hravy-dulv molded ruldier with non skid design • Choice nl red. blue, x re e n . Mark or eulnrumn. limit ene p*r custom er, additio n al mol. $1.99 each. PHOTO-GUIDC Make It Keieral Way* Here is a versatile casual style helmed by everyone who likes well tailored dresses. Add louche* of contrast, nov­ elty buttons. No. 1355 with Photo Guide is In sizes 32, 34 . 30. 38. 40, 42, 44, 40. Hust 34 to 48. Size 34. 3U bust, 48* yards or 35-Inch ma­ terial; *» yard contrast. To order send 35 cent* in coins to; Creative Woman Sanford Herald Box 438, Midlown .Station Print name, address, style number and alze. New York U. N. Y. Paper cups are a good per­ manent bathroom supply, par­ ticularly in a household with c h lld m . BEST D EA LS IN TOWN SU US I (J H SPEEDWAY Mom yjO y-lMtm d-J*naam par SLttwm Wagon See Jour entirely different kinda oj core at your Chevrolet dealer’§ . . . Chevrolet, Chevy II, Corwir and Cortelte. H O LLER Cd l lad ft P i 1ratio M OTOR 1st St & French Ave. Sunlurd FA 2-0244 S A LES C O . SANFORD, FLA- w htrt your dollar boys MILES moc# FA 2-071) PHOVtU THUS ‘1 UUWN fc1 A WHK U �r Here Was A Man! O. P. Herndon, one of the most beloved citizens of Seminole County Is dead. Mr. Herndon, who retired In 1950, served more than 20 years a t the courthouse and not many people stay on the same job that long and render the long and unfailing faith­ ful service that Mr. Herndon did. To say that Mr. Herndon will be missed would be just a ''cliche”. We loved him and when he passed on the street you knew "there was a Man." God rent his soul. We won't see his like again I Money And Scientists We live In an age often called the "scientific revolution." But many scholars think it is not as scientific as it ought to be. The complaint is simple and im­ portant: that not enough time, mon­ ey and manpower are spent on basic research. Too much is specifically related to projects like weapons de­ velopment or space programs, Alan T. Waterman, director of tho National Science Foundation, takes note of this in the foundation's newest yearly report to tho Presi­ dent. He says: "Although the desirability and im­ portance of such nn Ideal (ample ba­ sic research) is surely understood by thoughtful people everywhere, it appears to be one that is very diffi­ cult for a country to adopt as a na­ tional objective." The difficulties include: The sheer size of the effort In money and men, compelling extreme care in the quest for "productive” results. Tho fact that the federal govern­ ment is now the main source of re­ search support, which again forces attention to projects that will yield visible return. The foundation estimates that in 1951-62 about $15 billion was spent in the United States for research and development in the natural sci­ ences. That is nearly three times the outlay for 1953-54, when the first formal check was made. Of the |15 billion, roughly onetenth went for basic research. All other research effort was directly tied to specific project goals, like finding out how to heat a space cap­ sule adequately. Basic research expenditures also have tripled since 1958-54. But a breakdown of this increase shows what troubled scientists are talking about Government - performed basic research, measured in dollars, is up 400 percent — largely owing to step­ ped-up spaco programs. Meantime, funds laid out by colleges for the same purpose — basic study — rose 175 percent A good many people make the ar­ gument that research linked with space development, or even that de­ voted to specific health projects, has "spill - over" effects which can yield broad general scientific benefits to the whole of socioty. One can never bo sure what off­ shoot idea may spring from solving some particular problem in space technology. Not many scientists probably would quarrel with this contention. Yet they still don’t like the Idea of having so much research tied tight to practical, immediate goals. They think mankind benefits most when the scientist can explore the un­ known with full freedom. Waterman makes the point in tho foundation report: "Because basic research in sci­ ence is closely related to scholarly work In all disciplines, and to the nrts, it Is tho mark of a mature na­ tion to allow full play to exploration of the mind in these directions." America still seems well short of such maturity. Letters To The Editor Surely, neither Mr. Knowles nor Mr. Yelvlngton (regard­ less of each one's fine ability In his own line of work) lays any claim to being a quali­ fied Library-PlannerI Let us, please, look around nat When the DeLsnd City Commissioner* began plan­ ning the actual moving of their Library facilities Into larger quarters, they secured the services of an American Library Association specialist in that field. Altamonte se­ cured expert advice from Florida Slate Library Consul­ tants. You remember bow our City Commission availed themselves of such State level expert opinions elso, before Political Worry Clinic CASE 0-444: 11*11, aged 8, Is commands to get out of the the dog th at used to belong to boat. Even when we tried to coax Mrs, Crane’s father before he her to come with ua and get finally passed away a t tha Into the automobile, Bella re­ age of 08. fused to budge. After hfa death Belle "adopt­ It waa then raining with ed" u* and now stays down at cloudburst fury, ao Sir*. Crane our farmhouse all the lime. finally pulled Belle out from Belle ta normally brave and under tho prow of tho boat will attack a f u l l g r o w n and lifted her In her arms. Then ahe carried Bella to groundhog without hcaltatlou, which la something many dogs the car and depoiltcd her on the floor rug, where ah* re­ hesitate to do. So on any canlna courage mained, ahlvering In abject teat. Belle should rate at least terror, even after wo arrived home. average. She then refused to leave the But Belle haa a terrific pho­ bia of thunder and lightning. car, an we left her with the And aha can aenae when a door open but ahe never got ■term la brewing. If the air out of the auto till tho atorm bccomea humid and the aky waa over and tha sun had come grow* cloudy, Belle will allnk out again. Bella may have been nipped down tha atalrwell that leada by lightning which often ac­ Into our haacmenL Then aho will cower on the concrete floor and not move, dcapite our ite m ordera. For ahe blocks the basement door tilt we cannot open it. Though we may finally yell at her, ahe Ignores all commands Among B r i t i s h political and will shiver there in tenor In the beating rain. opinion and London newspa­ Tha only way we can get pers alike the reaction to tho the door open la to lift her up bodily. And she will mean­ death of Labor party leadar while Ignore all food, though Hugh Gaitskell seemed unani­ ahe may not have eaten for 24 mous. hours. Raid the Conservative Sun­ So her fear of thunder and day Telegraph: lightning la so great that she ‘‘It ii a measure of Mr. refute* to move Into her dry Galtskell’a stature that hla kennel but eowere In the cold, death haa reduced the whole petting rain. future of British politics to And that asm* fear la speculation.” stronger than the demands of Tha Sunday Express said hunger, ao you can aea that that never before In modern Balle’a terror la ao strong It British political history had makes her ignore the normal the loss of a single leader Instinctive hunger for food dealt such a blow to a major and shelter. party. One afternoon while Mrs. For Gaitskell was not only Crane and I were fishing on the helmsman of hla party, ha the little ferm pond near our as alio In many ways the de­ house, Bella had batn sleeping signer of Its prasent mould. on tha sandy shore. He had modified the party*! But a thunderstorm came up program of nationalisation for suddenly. Belle became ao ter­ British Industry, ha had over­ rified aho awam out to tha come leftwing demands for boat and insisted on climbing ban-the-bomb and unilateral disarmament, and by shear Inside with us. Then aha tried to clamber perelstanca lad hla party to into Mrs. Crane's lap. Because tha point where public opinion Bell waa dripping water, Mrs. polls gave it 44-8 par cent of Crane tried to push bar away, tho vote and labeled him Brit­ •o she crawled Into tho narrow ain's next prim* minliter. He had described himself aa V-shaped cubby hols In tho a poor hater, yet he was abla prow of the boat And when we beached tha to taka on tha flamboyant Nye boat, aa tha rain began to fall Bevan, a better hatar than In torrents, aha lay there most, and defeat him In 1066 trembling and refused all our for tho party leadership. WASHINGTON (NEA) — except for four million unem­ bo attainable la 1064, although President Eisenhowers' salty ployed and 18,000 business Treasury Secretary C. Doug­ Secretary of the Treasury failures. las Dillon had previously sold George Magoffin Humphrey President Kennedy’s econo­ that It might not be attainable had a favorite saying that, mic message predicts th at "Economist* c a n t tell yon 1063 GNP will be >678 billion. before 1967. Beyond this the Council ot where you’re going—they can This will be a gain of >24 bil­ only tell you where you've lion over 1062. But it will be Economic Adviseri — the ex­ been after you get there.1 >12 billion leas than the 1062 perts—don’t crawl out on any limbs of business prediction. President Kennedy's econo­ GNP goln over 1001. There la gcod reason for this. mic message to Congress and So the net effect of Preii the accompanying report of dent Kennedy’s new economic In their last report, the Presi­ his Council of Economic Ad- pregram, aa spelled out In dent predicted that gross na­ visars are Ilka that. Tha re­ his previous Stela of the tional product for 1963 would port baa paga after page Union and budget messages. be >571 billion. He waa >17 about where the economy has Is that the economy will not billion too high. The GNP rose been sines tbs DemoeraUc ad­ grow aa much In 1063 a* It less than half of the >50 bil­ lion increase predicted. ministration took over. did in 1062. Now go back and read that I t also has a very useful, Aa for the economy a* a first paragraph again. c o n d e n s e d compilation of what this administration has whole this year, the President done to try to mako things perdicte business investment It h is been estimated that will rise "a t least modestly,” better. only one per cent of all songs home construction will con­ Bnt when yon atart looking copyrighted »nd published tn for what it saya about where tinue a t 1062 levels, govern­ the U. S. ever achieve suecesi, ment epending will rise by the country la going In the according to the Encyclo­ years ahead, tha picking la >8 billion, and consumer pur­ paedia Britannlca. chases should rise in line with ■lira. So much depends on hat Congress does in the gain* In business and gevernnext six months In relation to ment activity. Memorial The great drag on tha econ­ what tha Praaldant says It G i’te should do to make things bat­ omy ia itill said to be the >30 to r billion to >40 billion of usable ter. HEART Trying to gat a t tha heart productivity, Idle for lack of RESEARCH G ra U fa ll; of the 1083 economic report aufflcient markets or Incen­ Aeeep'ted aa it is, to simplify its sophis­ tives. This, It ia claimed, Is ticated language, is not assy. what holds back economic SEMINOLE - DeBART One approach might be growth and full employment. COUNCIL Dr. Walter W. Heller, chair­ through its “gross national P. O. BOX 106 man of tha Council of Econo­ product” figure*. GNP la the mic A d v i s e r s , anticipates SANFORD, FLA. sum of all the good* and serr that full employment might Ices produced in the Unltrd States. This la a big concept, but simple enough for anyone to understand. I t’s the total of all expenditures, govern ment and private, on a yearly basis, In 1080, last year of the Elsenhower administration, GNP waa >603 billion, >21 bil 1934 in s issr lion higher than the year befora. In 1081, first year of the Kennedy administration, It was >818 billion, a gain of M l II3» 1140 1041 194* only >16 billion becauta of a hangover from the lata 1000 recession. In 1002, GNP was >684 bil­ 1943 1944 I94S 1949 1947 lion, a Jump of >36 billion In spit* cf the stock market col­ lapse and what evtryone said was a business slump. Actual, ly, It waa a pretty good year— 194S 1949 I9S0 1951 I9SM counts for tha fear of farm animals concerning thunder­ storm*. Such eplendld dogs may than bo scared by the sudden sound of a shotgun so they are ruin­ ed for hunting puropses. It la possible to eradicate auch terrific fear* by the pro­ cess in psychology which ws call "re-condltlonlng," bnt it is a slow and expensive matter ao most people don't try It with animals. But when human beings abnormal fears which compli­ cate Uielr happiness, it is wise to re-educats those youngsters to • new ouUook regarding the dark or thunder or ghosts nnd auch phobias. Send for iny booklet "How To Control the Emotion*," en­ closing s stamped return en­ velope, plus 20 cents. IMS ®® ©®® Phil Newsom Soys . . . Shock At Gaitskell Death george stuarts A R E H O U S E 1 ‘ CW L E A R A N C E SALE A quiet roan, he could be goaded to anger. In Glasgow, followers of tho Committee for Nuclear Dis­ armament attempted to dis­ rupt ■ party rally whleh Gaitskell waa addressing. Snapped Gaitskell: "Go nnd se« what it ia like to deal with Soviet police and Soviet tanka like the Hungar­ ian peopla.” Gaitskell came from a mid­ dle class family, tha son of a civil servant. He never walked in • picket line, yat early de­ cided that "my future belong* to the working d a is.” IIa became a don a t London University, and in the Labor landslide of 1046 began a me­ teoric rise In government. All of this without flash or color, but as an Intellectual. The party p l a t f o r m waa i Mrs. r. Robb, president ■ p w ^ o o r i L ’o 3 Ut Galtskalt'a own. Whether Brit­ ish voters will aceept hla suc­ cessor as tha creator’s Image or only aa a poor carbon copy still must ba determined. Among possible successors th e n are two Immediately outstanding. On* i* deputy leader Gjorge Brown, a like­ able trade unionist who took over In Galtskell’s Illness. The other le Harold Wilson, a bril­ liant man distrusted by some for hts ambition. It la not only over the Labor party that Gaitakell's figure ■till looms large. For the Con­ servatives of Prime Minister Harold Macmillan a break tn Labor unity could mean a re­ prieve. For the upcoming Lib­ erals of Jo Grimmond, It might maan a chance for fusion with Labor and an earlier chance than expected to participate la government. ® 195* 195* I9SM 195* J9IO 1961 ® m r 19** Not a penny lo st Since 1034, when Congress established the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation, no one haa ever loot • penny in insured savings accounts in any of A m erica'! K S.L-I.C.-Inaured Savings and Loan Associations. We are FS.L.I.C.-lnsured —and we offer excellent earnings, tool HTirrc yo u so i c d o n make a difference! g iV M a a im tX U a M M B lM lm X J A M o l d r V T T T m MBMian or t u b s a v in g s a n d l o a n f o u n d a t io n . i n c , sroNSont or t h is a d v e r t is e m e n t in x e a o e b s o i o t s F , CUSTOM BUILT HOM ES BUILT ON YOUR OW N PROPERTY OR WE CAN PROCURE THE PROPERTY FOR YOU i “■20 50 N O W t hrough J AN Notebook mnj Dr. Crane's they built eur Clvle and Re­ creation Center. The little city of Live Oak used the services of the Flor­ ida State Library also. And now they ere so proud of Uielr excellent library s e r v i c e s that they haw put up per­ manent afreet signs pointing, "Thl* Way to tho Library." We undentand about the move Into the old Post Office Building being a mere "stop­ gap" expedient to serve un­ til we build a modem new Library building (adjoining the present General Henry 8. Sanford Memorial?)—of whleh we shall all be aa proud aa we have been of our beauti­ ful Clvle and Recreation Cen­ ter. Rut why can't this move OUT OUR WAY Into the old P.O. Building be a real "step-up" with a much larger, wider and better qual­ ity library service than our city has ever dared lo even dream of beforcT We would like to see coming from that old building, a library ser­ vice during thla and next year, equal, at least, to that given by Winter Haven's Pub­ lic Library. Comparing our population to that of Winter Haven, Isn't that fair? We, the Sanford Story League, therefore, do heart­ ily recommend: 1st, that the Sanford City Board of Commissioner* se­ cure tho advice of a qualified American Library Association Library Planning Specialist before they remodel the old Poit Offtro Building; rod, that the City Commis­ sion set ailde >11 monies re­ ceived from sales of Library properties, both present and Paga 4 Sanford, Florida Tucs., January 29, 1968 future, aa a Library Fund to be used only for Library purposes at only tbo time when the long-range plan for CHICK WITH d H O rifr H iU R T t y W C H f C K WITH a modem new Library Build­ ing comes to fruition; WAI-TKM A. UIKI.DW, KDITUH A M I n ’l U A I I E S 3rd, that the City Commis­ LAMMS' VKMSIIKL UUWANII B. UHIWWOLU Mab**Ib« fcJUur A d v ertisin g D irecto rsion give lo the Public a J I IIV H U L L S SAMIR I . BHORMAKUS definite statement concerning C ounty kU llor JI usIofm A U na*er Its Public Llbrsry Policy, CRCKLIA WARMER BIIIHLRY SOAK* M ocuiy E d ito r C U M lIltd M anagernaming the Chairman and HOT IIIUUIA BOTH AM TRANK VOLTOLIME F e a tu re E d ito r C irculation M anaaerother membars of the 8aaford THRO W ELL* Public Library Board and ex­ M achaaloal iu p u plaining how they or* select­ iia s u u r r iu a u a t k i ed and what la the length of H r R a il IM U vorr each member's tenure eg of­ All O lbor ■oaMaalo C ooalr lll-to l s o a r | M t I Vaar fice. Ho WMk 1.11 I Monlha Lit a stuntin Assuring you of our con­ S.Ot 1 M o n l h a MO I M onlha 1.0» I Month M S I Munllt fidence la the Sanford City l ) t \ h s • f Ii .i i m • f ili s • M a c h i n e s U. R P o s ta l Ittg u la tla n s provide th a t all m all su b sc rip tio n s ba Commissioners' conscientious • S u p pi i«-s paid la advaaea. desire to serve our cUy wise­ E n te re d a a eecond close m a tte r O ctober IT, ISIS a t tho P o tt O ffice o f i a a l o r d , F lo rid a, un d er I h t A ct of Cooaroea of M arch. ly; and also assuring you of our special Interest In tba T b a H e ra ld le a m em ber o f tho U nited Preaa w hich la a n tlllo d quality of the cultural oppor­ aaM M lvalr to th o uee fo r ro p ubllcottoa or a ll tlia local tunities which tha Commis­ p els led (■ U la a e w a i* per. m a la ria l, new s o r advarllaln*. of th is ed itio n sioners maka available to K retteor fd aHa yarold m a r ba reproduced lo o a r m an n er w ith ­ the people of our city, we o u t w ritte n porm laolon of th e p u blisher of T ha H erald. Any are In d iv id u a l o r firm rw p e n ilb l* fo r auch reproduction w ill bo Sincerely yours, aoaaldarad aa te lrla g ln tc oo T b a H e rald 's e e p r r la h l a n d w ill ba h e ld lia b le fo r d a m a g e un d er tb a law . P ublished dally aaoapt Sanford Story League LrifCK WITH M M PW CHCCK WITH ' MgrijAKleAda, a n d ('UrUtmAai published b a lu rd a y proceeding Sanford City Board of Com­ missioners Sanford City Hall Saaford, Florida Dear Sira, D arias past years our Board of City Comm I n loners baa ihow l Itself to be a body possessed of both good busi­ ness Judgment and vision. Tbay hsva worked out diffi­ cult civic problsms with adtnirable fsr-slfhtedeen, call­ ing la, as they did, well known, qualified consultants to maka surveys and glvo ad­ vice, before moving forward with their projects. When we read last Friday's •dltlon of the Sanford Herald, however, wa wera aghast! Peter Edson "But, Pop; How W ill aTfec Cut Help When You're on Strike All the Time?" SEE US BEFORE YOU BUILD We Offer A Complete Home Builders Service CALL US FOR AN ESTIMATE WITHIN A 50 MILE RADIUS s L n a . i t. S h o sm o k sA 211 W. 25TH STREET CONSTRUCTION COMPANY PHONE FA 2-3103 �. ^ ): A\ Tues. Jan. 20, *63—Page 5 Kennedy Asks School WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Kennedy today of­ fered Congress an education package that would double present federal school aid spending. He said It would give every American a chance to learn more, cam more and live better. The President asked for a catchall school aid bill that would provide new assistance about equal to the $1.5 bil­ lion already being spent on education each year by the federal government. The bill carried—with some notable concessions— nearly every education request Ken­ nedy has made since taking office two years ago. It also carried most of the contro­ versy, Including the bitter public-parochial school dis­ pute, that killed off the en­ tire Kennedy education pro­ gram in ihc last Congress. The legislation outlined In Kennedy’s education mess-; age would help pay for new classrooms, laboratories, lib­ raries and shops; provide higher pay and better train­ ing for teachers; and open now' sources of funds for college students. Unofficially, its total cost over threo to four years would be about $5 billies. The program was tailored to meet some of the congress­ ional objections that have dogged school aid proposals from bath Democratic and Republican presidents. These changes may get some parts of the program through Congreaa. But it carried little promiac for an end to the churchstate fight for aid to grade and high schools. Kennedy asked for a four year, $1.5 billion program to hetp pub­ lic schools buikl classrooms and raise teacher pay. The program was smaller and cheaper than in 1961. Unlike past requests, lie did not give his reasons this time for seek­ ing no direct aid to private and parochial schools. However, the President made It clear he regarded Congress as duty-bound to face and resolve the religious disputes as well as others facing school aid proposals. "We can no longer afford the luxury of endless debate over all the sensitive ques­ tions raised by each new proposal," he said. ‘ The federal government . . has clearly not met its re ­ sponsibilities in education," the President said. Special Church Program Set In Chuluota 1* * NEW PRESIDENT of the DoUnry Republican Club, Horace Demurest, second from left, receives the gavel from retiring president Ralph Withercll. I ,uVeils Pierce, left, is chairman of the DeRary Lincoln Day Dinner and Earl Merrill, right, ia first vice president of the club. (Cox Photo) A C L Union Names Officers J . S. Tillis was re-elfeted president, O. S. Toler, Ircasur•r, Mrs. A. F. True, assistanttreasurer, of Sanfurd ACL RR Employes Federal Credit Un­ ion a t the Twenty-Fifth A n nunl Meeting’ of members held in the Civic Center, leal week. E. W. Marcel was elected vice president. II. H. Fortner, 11. Johnson and J . E. Black­ man tvero elected an directors, who along witli J. 8. Tillis, O. S. Toler, E. W. Martel, Mrs. A. F. True, T. Cobb and B. Johnson complete the 9-mem­ ber board of directors. L. T. Sheppard and E. W. Marcel we;e nleo elected to the Credit Committee, o . S. Toler completes the thrce.man The pre-Valentine I-sdles committee. Approximately 100 members Day meeting of tho .Seminole County Chamber of Commerce Coffee Club will be held Thursday morning at 10 S. m. at the chamber building. Wives of chamber members, as well us their secretaries, JANUARY 25 receptionists, clerk* and cash­ Admissions iers nre invited to enjoy coffes Linda J. Mohr. Luke Mary; and doughnut* and participate M argaret Magenhelmer, En­ in the door prise awards. Candy and flowers in keep­ terprise-, Agnes Mulhcrn, Daying with tho Valentine Day ton, Ohio; Elizabeth Higgin­ motlff, will highlight the botham, Titusville, and from Sanford, Katia R o b i n s o n , meeting. Charlie Morrison will emcee James Platt, Hubert M. Neilthe half hour meeting and In­ ■on, Felicia Brown, Helen troduce a number of new Jones, Robert J . Arriola, Ed­ members who are expected to die Lee Capps, Lillie Mae Col­ lins, Bessie Flanthurgh, Cas­ be present. sandra Schults and Grace Mid­ dleton. Births Mr. and Mra. Dan Collina, aicMixoi.t: c o r v n r Sanford, a daughter. x o x tx o commission Haller »f Pablle Hearts* D is m iss a ls T h e Z o n l n e c o m m i s s i o n w ill Hermina Martin and Mra. h o l d a puMIc h e a r i n g t o o n n elder reco m m en d in g In t h e Richard R. Smith and baby, H oard of c o u n ty C om m issione r a to a m e n d M .c tlo n I I S u b ­ DcBary; Charles Graham and s e c t i o n 3 | i i o f tli* S e m i n o l e Mrs, Donald LeFila and baby, C o u n t y Z o n i n g n e g u l a t l o n e to I n c r e a s e t h e m i n i m u m t o t elee Oateen; Daisy Timmons, Ereo n w h i c h r e s i d e n t i a l b u i l d i n g lene Deist, Emma Jean Ross, s h a l l ba p e r m i t t e d . C oplea o f Wade Hancock, lone Tanner, th is propoeed reso lu tio n m ay Mis. b e o b t a i n e d In t h e Z o n i n g O f ­ Jean Klinefelter and fice, C o u r t H o u s e. S a n f o r d , Samuel Braswell and buby, ail F lo rid a. Monday* th ru Friday* f r o m S:00 A. SI t o StOO I*. XI of Sanford. P u b l l o b e a r i n g will b* h eld JANUARY S$ tn th e Sem inole C ounty Court H o u s e , S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a , In t h e Admissions C o u n t y C o m m i s s i o n e r * Hoorn, Doria Avery, U k e Mary; o n F e b r u a r y I t . 1SSI a t T:t» I*. M. o r a a aoon t h e r e a f t e r a s Willie H 111 a m a n, Geneva) po eslbte . S e m i n o l e C o u n t y Z o n i n g Kathryn Hampton, Altamonte 'Ladies' Day At Coffee Club Dr. Simon Davidlan will be at the Chuluota Communlliy Church at 7:30 p. m. Wed­ nesday to present a program on "Protestant Churches In­ side Russia.” I)r. Davidson, retired from the Christian Ministry after serving churches for 15 years, alto ha* been the world-wido visiting speaker for R o t a r y International. While on one of his recent tours he spent several months inside Russia and Russian dominated countries where he was able to secure photo­ graphs, film strips and other materials on their church life. His program will consist o( showing many of these pic­ tures and explaining the cus­ toms, current practices and activities of these churches. The presentation In Chuluola is the only one schedul­ ed for this part of the state and ehurch groups from San­ ford and other areas of the county have been Invited to attend. A free-will offering will bo accepted at the close of the program. and 28 guests attended the meeting, held in the Civic Center, enjoying turkey din­ ner served by Mrs. Homer Lit­ tle. The tablet were decorated with camellias Interspersed with greenery and {Kitted or­ chids from a member’s green­ house. The treasurer's report showed membership to be 077, with a share balance of $103,368.-10, An Evangel Is tie Revival and $174,727.31 in loan* to will open Wednesday at the member*, t h e r e s e r v e s Fern Park Church of the amounting to approximately Nnzarene with Rev. Arthur E. $ 20,000 . Kelly conducting daily 7:30 p.m. services through Feb. 10. Rev. Kelly, an evangelist for 30 years, is n former Hlatrirt superintendent of South Carolina whore bo now makes ripring*; Verona J a c k m n , his home. Joining him for services Alice Burdetl, Violet D. Banka, Errol Calloway and Leah from Feb. 4 through Feb. 10 will l>i< Ralph and Joan DunHerring, all of Sanford. mire, singers-musiclani, who Births have l>ccu:iie well-known in Mr. and Mra. Leroy Hamp­ ton, Altamonte Springs, a Seminole County through past daughter; Mr. and Mra. Sid­ visits to Naxarene Churches ney M- Banks, Sanford, a son; In the area. Invitation to the public to Mr. and Mr*. Horace Jackson, attend the special meetings Sanford, a son. has been extended by Rev. J. Dismissal* Mabel Osburn, Lake Mary; Dennis Peacock, pastor cf the Margaret Magenhrimcr, En­ Fern Park church. terprise; Rosa Ni-ll Harbour, Longwood; Ellen Kix-neke, Orangu City; Robert J. Arriola, Lillie Mae Collins, Catherine Iirumley, Elisabeth A. Goode, Edgar Laney, Edward S. Mc­ Call Sr., Crill H. Pearce, Mrs. Bernard Harrill and baby, nnd The Hanford Council of Mra. William Gramkow ami Church Women w-ill observe baby. ■‘The World De>- of Prayer" at tha Christian Congregational JANUARY 27 Church on Friday, Mra. Ralph Admissions Laura Clarke, Clara Wyatt Aust'n Smith, newly elected president of the group, an­ and Martha Beard, Hanford. nounced today. Dismissals Time will be announced. Linda J. Mohn, Lake Mary; Other newly elected offi­ Katherine Muaclnik, Tampa; Carioa B. Smith, Longwood; cer! include Mrs. Barton Hin­ Baby Boy Jamison, B a r t son Jr., vice president; Mr*. Thomas, and Mr*. Dudley 51. Jchn T. Adams Jr., secretary Batterwhfte and baby, San­ and Mrs. W. W. Tyre, trea­ surer. ford. Nazarenes Plan Special Revival In Fern Park Hospital Notes Legal Notice C om m ission lly K o b e r l S. D ro w n S sm ln o le C ounty Z o n in g D irector P u h l H h J e n . IS * F e b . I , I S U CDK-U SKWIXOLH C O U S T T y.iivixn commission bailee *1 Fob He m a rts* T h e Z o n in g C o m m i s s i o n w i l l h o l d a p u b lic h e a r i n g t o c o n alder recom m ending to the H oard o f C ounly C om m issione r e am e n d in g Z oning H eg u la. l i o n s to p r o v id e e e t b a c k r e ­ q u i r e m e n t s in C-» W h o l e s a l e C om m ercial D istricts end M-l I n d u s t r i a l D latrlcte. Copte* of th is proposed reso lu tio n n e y b e o b t a i n e d In t h e Z o n i n g O f­ fice. C o u r t H o u se. S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a . M o nday* t h r u F ri­ d a y s f r o m S:*0 A. M. t o l : M F. M. 1’ u b llc h e a r i n g w ill be h e l d In t h e S e m i n o l e C o u n t y C o u r t H o u s e , S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a , In t h e C o u n l y C o m m le e lo n e r e Room , o n F e b r u a r y I t . 13*1 »* F . M- o r a* aoo n t h e r e a f t e r a s p o s s ib le . S em inole C ounty Z o n in g C o m in laelo u U r R o b e r t ■- D ro w n S em inole county Z o n in g D irecto r P u b l i s h J e n . t » A F eb . I. 1»«1 Newspaper Strike Widens United Frees International The atrike widened today against two Cleveland news­ paper! and joint talks were scheduled In the New York dallies walkout as the nation­ wide w ive of labor unrest showed few signs of subsid­ ing. It was possible the Kansas City bus drivers would join Philadelphia bua, trolley and subway-elevated operator* in walkouts affecting hundreds of thousands of commut­ ers. Trumal Indiana of Brazil believe the sun created *11 tribes except the neighboring Suya, who arc descended Church Women To Observe Day Of Prayer Probe Slated United Tress International CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) —America plans to fire a new communications satellite next week at one of the most ambitious goals in space—an orbit so high it will seem to bang in the sky In virtually one spot. The 150 - pound "space switchboard" is named Syn* com. It is the fifth, smallest and most unusual satellite CASSELBERRY INTERMEDIATE MYF numbers all packed ami ready to ro to Leesburg for a weekend retreat Friday wore, from left, Melomln Casselberry, Darwin Shea, Billy Willis, Cheryl Strong, Vnlorio Shea and Suznnne Miller. Rev. Deinmn Co]>eiu»d, Heated on Hiiitcnses, accompanied the group nnd taught a class on "fatow jiig Ci-s-Ht-through the Bible," (Herald Photo) Social Security Visits 'Heavy' A b o u t 13,500 employers across the country are now re­ ceiving personal visits from representatives of the Social S e c u r i t y Administration. Theso employers are those who have repeatedly filed In­ complete or Inaccurate report* of employe earning for social security. Tho 13,500 am a relatively small number compared with the 4,600,000 employers who report employe earnings to the Social Security Administra­ tion every throe months, Col. Byron U. Button, seocial se­ curity district manager said. But the rioclnl Security Ad­ ministration it anxious to mako sure (tint none of the million* of workers who con­ tribute to social security loses his present and future protec­ tion because til* employer nial.es mistakes in his report*. DeBary Legion Auxiliary Has Tea By Mr*. Adam Muller The Auxiliary to DeBary’* Herbert D. Gibb American Legion Post entertained last Tuesday afternoon at n Tea held In the Social Hall of the Community Methodist Church. Guests were served from a table overlaid with an an­ tique lace cloth erntered with a floral basket arrangement of yellow end whit*- mums. A musical program was presented during the after­ noon. General chairman of the Tea committee waa Mrs. Luiis SI. Am and. Assisting her were Mrs. John Leone, Mrs. Alfred Newell, Sirs. Chsuncy King. Mr*. Margaretla Holmes, Mrs. Lynn Reed, 51rs. Elmer Thompson, Mr*. Edwin lluffmlre, 5lrs. An­ thony Gristlier and Mr*. Ed­ mund lovanna. Finance chairman was Mr*. C. E. Buller and Mrs. Arne Eriekscn was decorations chairman. AUTO GLASS and Scut C over Co. 301 W . 2nd M ANUFACTURED LOCALLY By Gator Lumber Company to meet your exact bulldiag specification*. # # Lake Mary UPW Makes Plans For Weekly Work Meetings By Frances Wester Tlie first meeting for the new year of the UPW Asso­ ciation of the Community Presbyterian Church of I.ake Mary was held at the home of Sirs. W. C. Hopkins, with Hie new president, Mra. Ruth Goble, in charge. The devotional was given by Mrs. Fannie Lcffler. The program was presented by Mrs. P. D. Anderson, new program chairman. During the business session it was announced that the church hostesses fur January are Mrs. Helen Forahay and 5lrs. Lucille Mere. One work day sessiun a week at the church will be held on Wednesday* and will start thia week. $tri. Joe Smather* waa a p p o i n t e d chairman ami Mrs. W. C. Ilopkm*. co-chairman. Mrs. F. E. Donaldson will be the Rower chairman for 1963. Members present were Mrs. P. D. Anderson, Mrs. Don Smith, Mrs. Ed Zimmerman, 322-8032 ii Ph. FA 2-7121 There is a reason for this exact altitude. It is a "m a­ gic number." This is the point in space that scientist* alternately re ­ fer to as the "synchronous orbit" thus the name "Syn­ com" or "24-hour orblL" A satellite this high up travels at a speed that matches, or Is synchronized with, the ro. tatjpc speed.of the earth be­ low. Another way to say It lx that, If the earth were stand­ ing still, the satellite would m»ko one circuit every >4 hours. But since llte earth rotates exactly once every 24 hours, llte difference U canceled. Card Party To Benefit Art Federation By Mrs. Adam Muller A Dexsert-Card Party for tho benefit of the Florida Federation of Art will be held Wednesday at the Mansion House headquarters in De­ nary with dessert to be serv­ ed at 12:30 p. m. and cards from 1 p. m. until 4 p, m. Door and table prizes, in­ cluding painting* by several leading artists, will be awarded. An artist also will be available to do quick sketch portraits. Range of the Jigusr it from the southern borders of Ariions, New Mexico and Texas south to central Argentina. called "customary" satellite fashion. It Is always up there In one spot, ready for duty. Attention FORD OWNERS January Parts Special! GENUINE FORD SPARK PLUGS 55 E a. GENUINE FORD ALUMINUM MUFFLERS CAR OF THE YEAR1 1949 • 51 FORDS *6“ 1952 - 61 $9 9 4 FORDS GENUINE FORD SHOCK ABSORBERS EACH $ 5 6 5 Rambler won this groat distinction over all othor cart. How come? Read these comments from the Motor Trend experts who tested the American,Cla»sic arid Ambassador: so strong it'll taka punishment longer and, naturally, hold Its resale value." 7. Rambler's exclusive "reclin­ room." 2* "Classic nnd Ambassador have cleaner, more functional design. .. apparent from almost any angle. 3* “The basic-cngined Classic gave an overall average of 2J.1 miles per gallon." 4* "The Ambassador V-8 is a sportier, more performance* oriented vehicle" (test car had opt. 270 HP V-8. 2J0 HP *td.). 5*“ Rambler U now one-up on escry other car"...with Its new sports-car option, Twin-Stick Moor Shift with overdrive, 6* New Advanced Unit Con. struction . . ."results in a unit ing bucket scats with headrests are options well worth the extra expenditure." 8* " R o u g h r o a d s c a n be stormed with confidence. There isn't any pilch or choppincss noticeable." 9. All Ramblers have, in effect, "two separate braking systems for tho front and rear wheels. If either one should suddenly fail, the remaining one can bring ng the car to a sate stc top." Selfadjusting brakes stand ndard. 10. "Quality has always been oneofAmerican Motors'largest selling points and continues to be In the new models." 11. llte sedans' trunks are "large with a good amount ol usable space," 12. "We've never seen aheatet Hut produced more heat. At Us maximum it should be up to any climate.” 13. "In addition to long-re©ognDcd owner-appreciation fea­ tures ... the factory has doubled the new-car warranty to 24 months or 24,000 mi lest." 14* Rambler's "an even belter buy thii year,” according to Motor Trend experts. Here are some outstanding examples; the American 220 for f lS M * . the Classic Six 3SO for *2055*, the Ambassador V-8 880 for $2465* (all 2-door sedans). •MH.fKI.fWi hossM HUNyrtu to IMS tl-w* mM MSIcsM. OsfeeMIWHW. bsssaMtMHs, Mats t t e test i*H*,aiw.Hb4 Winner of Motor Trend Magazine Award "CAR OF THE YEAR" flt-MHM. It.HO UlbW«tHf|-T*vf S.BSWShWst UmShIwuI*. fwN HMS*mI* out mkl. itrHl.lf tain Bout hem Builder Code Congress FHA 4b VA 700 French Ave. The yellowish-brown Kodiak bear may weigh up (o 1,600 pounds, measure nine feel in length and stand four feet six Inches at the shoulder. >built by this nation for the task of relaying radio signals between stations on eirth . Its creators are touting Syncom as the forerunner of a comparatively simple threesatellite system that could girdle the globe with "live" television, telephone and radio communications. Syncom, a first cousin If not a brother to ties famed "Telstar" and "Relay" sate­ llites, is scheduled to bo launched Feb. 8 aboard a [>clla rocket toward a cir­ cular orbit 22,300 mile* above earth. By Louise Grayson A special meeting and pro­ gram of the Geneva Citizens Assn, has been called for 7 p. m today In the Community Hall by Lewis Hughey, presi­ dent. All new and old buslntta will be discussed and a new secretary will tic elected to fill the vacancy created upon the resignation of Mrs. John Church due to ill health, A film program will bo pre­ sented by the Florida Forestry Service under the direction of The result Is the same—to Ranger Albert Harris from in observer on earth, tho t/oligwood and Rnngcr Jim satellite appears stationary In McClellan of Chuluota. the *ky, never moving over the horizon in what could bo Motor Dwnd Magazine's Award a t BY G A T O R Lumber Co. Mrs. Joe Smathcrs, Mr*. Ted Brooklyn, Mrs. Clifford Cor­ don, 31r*. Ruby M. Linden, Mra. M. 11. Rice. Mrs. Ber­ nice Senkbcil, Mrs, W. 11. Harrison, Mrs. John Reaves, Mrs. Ruby Sjoblom, Mr*. Margaret Ulmer; Mrs. Iluth Goble, Mrs. C. Lowe, Mrs. Fannie Lcffler, Mrs. Harry Sandusky, Mra. Mabel Hrown. Mrs . Marie l<owe, Mrs. Marion Lee, Mrs. Kay Kassman, Mrs. Roy Ho­ well Jr., Mrs. Arolyn True, Mra. Robert C. Itugcnstctn; Mrs. 11. M. Gleason, Mrs. Harvey Pugh, Mrs. James M. Thompson, Mr*. F. E. Donaldson, Mrs. A. E. Crock­ er, Mra. Roy Cress, Mrs, John Pilley, Mrs. W. C. Hopkina and Mr*. Hopkins house guest and guests, Mrs. Gisela Conowny and Mrs. Lena Kith. Geneva Citizens Call Meeting For Today M R e a so n s W hy R A M H E R '6 3 W in * 1* You £«t room for six 6-footcrs. "Interiors o f both Classtc 8AVJN08 and Ambassador arc roomy and * ’ comfortable . . . plenty of leg- TRUSSES APPROVED High Orbit ""** " * * “ *?!**'“ * • " * * * '“ " I * . “ * t e s t e * M l » S k * H M f c I H .b S M to lK o f . o ,k W H O .,l* < •»” -H " ' • ' • * D l*« •"* SM SSM w W i WONM ir. 0*M f ■ will S t (n s M tiS b I m M « i w ttw * . M U M f t M f«<l H C M M | H M l ity U C M M ■ iM U M 'U w W ilt*. O H ft , l » |i . q a t t o i (Mt.to I H w ih > M lfc*. Bill SOI W. le t Hemphill Motors, Inc. SANFORD. FLA. See your Rembler dealer—■good men to do business with for anew car or aStStC& used cal GENUINE FORD O IL FILTERS 57 • 62 Ford A Falcon BACH $2*o 51 - 56S FORD FORI EACH $2-03 GENUINE FORD 12 Volt BATTERY Fitn 1956 • 61 Ford Except Falcon $135.10 INSTALLED BRING THIS AD TO OUR PARTS DEPT. Strickland Morrison, Inc. 80S E. FIRST ST. SANFORD. FLA. PH. FA S-1UI Winter Pork MI 4-8914 �Legal Notice B E E T LE , C O U P X MOoCHAOGACffTTi O FF ____- r PO N T 6MOKB THEM , MOOCH CO UP I MOOCH A irm.B PLATO ANP THE CMAPlAN HANG ABOUND TOGETHER A LOT, PONT THEY? W lU P O W W f TOO? O A xr i t m ^ w m e u r WHEN H B O W ^ ^ tX fP bcttbrapplaGp / IT H IN k f n*SlKM H C,Tm WAV <WMB PEOPLB ARB DOOMS? TO GO THROUGH ufb wrmairAG»*ee O F HUM OR. W£U,THEVE6 BOTH NTSUECTEf r r s o nly k ____ NATURAL. ASK NOT* W V A H C X IO I JO IN VO U R CLU B? WHAT*? , IN ITFOR . M B? j W HAT T U B FRIEN D SH IP CLUB C M CO „ FOR N O G ... DU l IU M PC K i A SKW W TM XI O M CO FO KTH B FR IEN D SH IP . 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JOHN DEAN MORRIS �H Now Is The Time To Plant Yourself In Your Own Home... Look To W ant-A ds Classified Phone 322-5612 322-5613 Office 204 W. First DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: T u n ., thru F n . • 3 P. M. day before Insertion. .Mun. • Sal. noon. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tue»., thru Frl. - 3 P.M. day before insertion. Mon. - Sat. HOOD. RESPONSIBILITY: The Herald will not be re­ sponsible for more than one incorrect insertion of your ad, and reservei the right to re­ vise or reject any advertise­ ment from what ordered to conform to the policies of this paper Legal Notice I* th* Cm H of Ike Ceeetr J v I r , . Sem inole C e e i l r , r t* e Me. In Prohate. la ret Rotate or HAMUKL CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Lost & Fount! 2. Notices - Personal* 3. Education • Instruction 4. Transportation 5. Food G. For Rent GA Special Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Reach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Beni Estate For Sale 13. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 13. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Paint - Repair 22. IluililitiK Materials 21. Electrical Services 23. Plumbing Sendees 2ft. Radio & Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Sendee 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 8 1A. Pot* 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles For Sale 36. Articles Wanted 3ft. Automobiles - Trucks 87. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39, Trailers - Cabanas fl. JO H N U G * DeciiMt To All Creditor* Poroeoo Haetaa: Claim* or D ta o ils Aaolaol **14 R.otaioi You md eorlt of you sre l.erot.y nullflo.l ami re<julrod to tiroeont any claim* *nd dfmind* which you, or eliher of you. may haea aaolnet iho eelolo of SAMUEL It. JOHNBON, d«c****d, lata ef oold r.iunty to tho County Judae of H.inlno!* County, Florida, at hit office In tho court li'iuaa of eald County at Banlord. Florida, within ala cal­ endar month* from tha lima of the flrat publleatJon ot Itile notice. Two copies of •ach claim or demand shall t>« la writing. and ehall atata tha plara or raaldanca and poet ufflco addrraa of tha claimant, and ahall ha aworn to by tho claimant, tala aeant, • r altornay and aooorep*ni*d by a flllna fan ot ona dollar and aucb claim or demand not •o filed ahall be tolit. Clifford I*. Kbaeffar Aa administrator of tha Katata nf Samuel U. Johneon, deceased panlel M. Hunter Attorney at Uw 1'. II. Una IK, Winter I’ark. Florida ]‘Ut>lleti Jan. K, IS A Fab. B. IS. ises. CllK-11 Legal Notice 1. Lost A Found Sf]r L O S T : Chihuahua Puppy. MEN AND WOMEN NEEDED Rtxl collar. FA 2AIM. 2101 WORK IN CIVIL SERVICE Gramivfew* Ave. No experience necessary grammar school education LOST: Small black female usually sufficient. Train now Cal. answcri to aim * of at home for Jobs with secur­ Sadie, Dear 23th 4 Palmet­ ity. For details, send name, to or around MovieUod. address, plume no. to: NA­ Call FA 2-2080. TIONAL TRAINING SER­ VICE. BOX 30 c/o TI»e San­ 3. Education • Instruction ford Herald. franfnrfi •frrali) SWEETIE PIE IBM COMPUTER TRAINING MEN, WOMEN. ALL AGES NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY Esclting new career opportun­ ities are available for quali­ fied computer operainri and programmer*. The IBM field offer* high starting islarie* and unlimited opportunities to advance. E, C. P. I.'a "PRACTICAL TRAINING PROGRAM" for the IBM Hot COMPUTER Includes use of actual com puter equipment worth ovar 1230,000. Write today for FREE QUALIFICATION CHART and complete Information (Please print name, addren, age, telephone and working hours), ELECTRONIC COMPUTER PROGRAMMING INSTITUTE Bos No. 37 e/o Sanford Herald Legal Notice CDK -71 OUR BOARDING HOUSE INSURANCE 42 year* In real estate busi­ ness in Sanford. Phone FA 2-3909 Beat buy* In teal estate, NO DOWN PAYMENT Sunland Estates. 206 Oakland Dr. By Owner. FHA loan. 3 Bedroom*. FA 202*10. j John E. Fox, Realtor Ml) N. Prick Ave. I’ll. 323-0339 UNFURNISHED nrw 2 bedruout house, kilchcu equip­ ped. FA 2 3883. Hclair Section. 76300 total priix- (or 2 ix-dronm CBS, Home. Small down pay­ ment. Call 322 3816. RENT A IIED Rollaway, IlMptisl A Baby Beds By Day. Week, or 31oath CARROLLS FURNITURE Ph. FA 3-3181 118 W. lit St. *Naxt time, blow your horn!" Unfurnished 2 b e d r o o m 6. For Kent house. 824 Escambia. Ph. 3 Room furnished Apartment FA 2 0274. Adult*. $43. FA 2 7309. Houses for rent. For infor­ 1 Bedroom house. Kitchen mation contact Ted Wllequipped. 117 Escambia Dr. Hama Hardware, 2n3 E. FA 2 0920 after 3 p. m. 23lh St. Furn. 2 bedroom house. 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen Adult*. No pet*. FA 2-7604. equipped. 473 month. Ph. FURN. 2 BR. CB house. CarFA 13303. purle. chain link fence. $93 New 3 Bedroom, 2 hath Month. FA 2 6244. home. No cash needed. $01 Lake 3lary. $ Bedroom. I a .month. 322-8083. bath lakcfront home. Cen­ tral heating and air-condiFurnished A p a r t m e n t . 3 Uonlng. FA 2-8920. B oom *, bath, 2 (louhlr bed*. 110 W. 3rd St. 323 0488. Room for one or two. Reason­ able. 333-0391. 1 Bedroom house. Quiet. $45 month. Water furnished. S Room furnished House. 3603 FA 2-1MT0. Orlando Dr. 330-0730. 3 Bedroom fura. Apt. and a RENTALS 3 Bedroom furn. Apt. Wa­ Furnished 3 BR Imme with ter included. FA 20438. chain link fenced backyard. E XC 1 1 1O O t aoIntitHM-lMHHl s Bedroom, klUhen equip­ $ 100. ped, on lake, ready for occupancy. Call FA 24*159, 3 BR gruund flour apt., very 2 Bedroom House. Close In. attractive. Kitchen equip­ Jimmy Cowan. FA 2-4013. ped. $80. Several 3 BR home* for Im­ mediate occupancy. Kitchen equipped. $75.00 up. THAT BUFFALO *i MOVSS CUT Spacious spill level on lake. OP MEGS. 4 BR, 3 baths, Beautiful! Po e NEW PASTURE $193. TOOAHt ——ANDYlC OUR BOARDING HOUSE Stenstroin R ealty Heal Estate — Mortgage* 111 N. Park Ate. FA 2-2420 Unfurnished 3 hedroem liouse, kitchen equipped. FA 28516 12, Real KmI ii I* For Sale B t l Sea Nrd 14 KtwaUaa dTTypa add llMudtea 4* Borrower IS Cardad U r i o U M a d h o t SOArachnid I8MMKM prapb*4 5 l | B4Mk*1 bmm U Muter*! T ta a il pater* jt h sm h T dlractkdffpU 3 rompaaa point 2* Tire* feed I SSPayal tttl* lab ) i t t e r 31 Quiver 33 Beginning r- J 1 M C lJ d i Hr* pissack 48 Greek latter 47 Aaaertrate 41 OMdttded 00 UwmousUd rr 34 riaian Hath* M Staggered •TTInherent 31 Colorado tar 40 Rtuta 43 Ardor Real Estate — Mortgage* 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2120 bOCollecttne of aaytnp Must sell, 3 bedroom hoiiMNollimg down, pick up pay­ ments. 323 0614 after 3 p in. 44 City in Nevada 4V Mine entrance 44 Houle rata l Stenstroin R ealty ?9,2G0 UCwckao Stem per A g en cy 21. lieauly Salonn 84 Gaelic U Ntgattve word M Fruit drlak* DOWN im ne on corner lot in de­ sirable location. Features in, bide fully equlppnl elec, tn r kitchen, central beat, I'luinlnng A Hesting anil uiNiiy top notch rxtruxi \IR CONDITIONING Only $utxi down, and pay­ CONTRACT and nEPAHl ments as tow a t $91 per WORK month. May we serve you? luol Sanford Ave FA 241362 Wall R E U P H O L S T E R Y ^ eaW /a / CHAIRS $39 It Uayti T o L i»e T h e HERALD Want Ads. Rug and Upholatry 29. Automobile Service AUTO GLASS INSTALLED SI. Julius Realty I t Canvas shatter For Real Estate - Mortgage' Charming 2 bedroom home 111 N. Park Ave. 322 2420 in nlco residential area. Double lot with many tree*. House amt lot. located colored Fully equipped, plu- auto­ Hack Glues ■ertion, Midway. $50 down WitulnlticUl m atic w asher! Only $3ini Vent Glass payment and low monthly Door Glims down, and $61 per month SHUVICK payment. Call colled, Jim Includes taxes ami insur­ Wilion Corp. CY 5-0981. Or. Senkarik Glass and Faint ance. Home to tie complelcCompany Undo. ly refinlshcdl Phone for an 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4832 early appointment! 3 Bedroom House by uwner. 32. Flower* • Shrubs FA 28327. Beautiful Camellias in bloom Slenstrom R ealty GBAPEVILLE NURSERY Jim Hunt Realty Urapevilla Ave. Near 20th St. Real Estate — Mmtgagea 111 N. Park Avo. FA 2-2420 Office FA 2-3MI 33. F u rn itu re Nights FA 2-0641 Lakey lew home wltli lake 323-0700 privileges in South Sylvan 2324 Park Dr. Hanford, Fla. Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought - Sold. Lake Shores. 3 Bedrooms L^rry’i Mart SIS Sanford and 2 baths. Air-Condition- 17. Male Help Wanted Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 4x1. PI ame FA 2-7H98 or BUSINESS MANAGER for WANTED reliablo couple lo FA 2 t>368. service business with ten take up monthly payments office and outside employees ROBERT A. WILLIAMS uf $13.30 on S complete Must roia-l alwt Heal with tuoms of furniture. Call BaaMar tile public. Knowledge of Raymond Lundquist, Assoc. TE 1-1511, Casselberry, cul­ office procedure and ex­ FA 2-3951 Atlantic Hank Bldg. led. perience in supervLion nec­ FREE ESTIMATE essary. Write giving age, C0UNTRY-FIEDT YES SIR! Just pul on the market fur education, experience, sal­ Upholstering 81 Mattress ren­ $13,(NX), it'i the home you've ary range. Box 31 e'o San­ ovating. New 4 Used Furni­ ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. been walling for. Keep your ford Herald Co., at 709 Celery Ave. own horses on 2 acres ol FA 2-2117. prime fenced pasture. Extra 19. S itu a tio n * W anted nice, 4 stall hum with large bell Us Your Furniture. Quick tack room and hay loft. The Day* work wanted. FA 28394 Servtco With the Cash. family will enjoy Jiving in Babysitting in my home. SUPER TRADING POST tha modem 3 bedroom frame Small children and babies. FA 2 0677. home. LOCATION? 5 Min­ Big yard and acrvumxi in utes to downtown. TERMS? purch. Reasonable and 34. ArlielcM For Hale nut had. WANT TO BUY? meals furntalied. Call 3tr*. DISCOUNT SHOES, trunk*, CALL Davis, FA 2 9294. suitcases, uppered canvas bags. Surplus City. 201 1st. Children kepi. FA 2-4112. New 2 bedroom CB Itome. ta,rated at 62ti Uriardilf Avr Total price with ex 26. Radio A Television tra lot 39 iImi no $300 down ^tenstroin R eally T. V. Service Calls. $2.00. FIIA finauung. Monthly payments $3169, principle Real Estate — .Mortgages House of the Golden flute. A interest. III N. Park Ave. FA 2-212(I I'll. FA 2 9792. THE TIME TESTED FIRM 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2-8123 FACTORY TD YOU ALUMINUM BLINDS Piano Tuning and Repair Enclosed head. Sag-proof bot­ W. L. Harmon — FA 2 4223 tom rail with plastic ends. Plastic or rayon tape*. Col­ WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, ton or nylon cords. SPRINKER SYSTEMS Seiikurik Ulus* and Faint All Types and Sires I'um im iiy We Repair and Scry ire J,U M a g n o l i a P h . F A 2-4622 S T I N E Machinery and Supply Co. F H IE PU C E 20? W. 2nd St. FA 2-6432 WOOD INCOME TAX RETURNS — Oak and pine. $22 a cord O. M. Harrison. 1311 Palmet­ delivered. Robert Morris to Aye. Phone 322-8827. Ph. FA 3 0333, FA 3-3009 or FA 26818. 27. Hprcial Servicw cleaning in your homr call SINGER S e w i n g Machine, Mr Craver, Apopka 886-6259 equipped to tig tag and make button holes, With F l t l GI DAI RK guarantee. 5 Payments of bales k Service HIGHLAND PARK 83.40. FA 2 9411. G. II. HIGH Comfortable 3 BR Ixime HDO W. 1st St. Sanford •dinted on spacious corner 17" It.C.A. Table Model TV. Ph. FA 2-388J homos Ite shaded by giant $25 00. 21" WeeOnghojsw oaks. Many nice extras! T.V $35.00. FA 2-5062. Refrigeration • Air-condition­ $13.93u, with excellent fin ing men needed We train Uau our atftciwat Carpet anting. 2427 Laurel Avenue. you. Write Commercial Shampooer FREE with pur­ Exclusive with V Trades Institute Box 18, c 0 chase of Blue Lustre sham­ Sanford Herald. poo. Carroll'* Furniture. REALTOR — INSUROIt SPECIAL Furnished 1 bedroom modern FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave Cut N Curl Beauty Shop house. $70. FA 24MU3. NEW 3 lied room, 2 bath End curl $3.30 Including home, large corner lot, 31! shape, tel A style. Open 2 BEDHUUM furnished apartTucker Dr., SunUnd Es Evening by appointment. 3 mcot. Close in. Reasonable. tales. VA—nothing down, Experienced Oiwratort FA 2-0641. monthly payment* $92.00. 318 Palmetto Ave. FA 2 0834 12. Real Entate For Sale FA 2 8074 • FA 2 2218. HAH III K ITS BEAUTY NOOK Complete Beauty Service JDYLLWILDB Charming Colonial situated J. \V. Hull, Realtor 105 So. (iak FA 2-3742 "Call Hall" FA 2 3641 on corner humcsile in lit'au21. Klectrirsi Services 2344 So. French Ave. tiful Idyllwilde of laych Ar­ bor. .Spariuu* roonta, and FRIGIDAIRR LAKE MARY festurea far to numerous Kales 4 Service LAKEFRONT HOME and nice to describe on House Wiring, Free Estimates paps-r. Fully air-conditioned 3 Bedrooms, 2 bath*, can lie bid Vihleti's Randall Electric converted lulu 3 bedroom*. and heated by central sys­ 150 fl. on lake, 150 ft un 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 24)913 tem. It doc* makt s (inferhard road. Largr rooms, enre where you live, so ample closet space. Pri­ 2.1. I'lum htnir h e r Viren drive out today for a com­ vacy. In cx(x-llcnt condi­ PLUMBING plete inspection. You'll be tion. CaU Uchr Realty (ur Contracting Repalra glad you did! appointment. 322-3827. FREE ESTIMATES II. L. HARVEY R A V H N N A I’ARK Stenstroin R ealty Attractive new 3 Bit, c u 2ui Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 for bar dog • liked by cats sad dess rutus'* — Prapoaltloa dbmr All types of Real Estate 2 Bedroom modern House, kit. equipped. 817 Catalina. T H iM SOW sg r * lly Nadine Seltzer ROOMS, The Gable*, 401 Magnolia Ave. FA 2 0720. WELAKA APARTMENTS: Rooms private baths, J14 W. First St. 34. Articles For Sale 3 Bedrooms, 2 hath*. Fenced For quick service c a l l . Ready Mix Concrete, saad, Bryan T. V. FA 3 0361. backyard Air-conditioner. alcrl, window sills, lintels, Kitchen equipped. L o w dry well*, gratae trap*, For T.V. Service within the down pay men!. 3309 S. Park steps, table tops, stepping hour. Call Coy's T.V. 17 Ave. atones, lot markers. years experience, 5 years Miracle Concrete Co. Sanford. All parts A la- 309 Elm Ave. FA 2-3751 Edwai'd F. Lime In tmr guaranteed lor 90 days. The man who knows Sanford Service calls szuo. Call Cattle k Horse Trailer. Schult REAL ESTATE 4 FA 2-9063. all steel frame. FA 10782. Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. 1303 Elliott Ave., FA 2 3234 or FA 2-0323. WICK, WALDO HACKLEWEN/ tl lark 14 Kind of type 30 Scottiah aaaayM 13 Harbors »p?Sf i 34 Tarry SSEacta's naat 2S Among 3SB*Ban it ! 34 Ki pander* 40 Tat* for Ilindenbtirg 38 Unci* Turn for pentad 78 rronn rain induce dSRartrain j* road let Tabby SO rburrh book 4S Srewmd fcnad 11 Enthralled 31 Arboreal hocaa dlloartraat 33 B« sick 34 Houlrttr bat 37 PMratios 2* Leo 33 D*m*f* 34 aid's asm* ML'iwwamsg 37 Hacttfla* II European itium S3 Xaacu* 41 Tbper 4J ILip 44 Uupet(h,J 48 Reclaim. 48 Cu U 84 . liberator M [turifurt 37 Shad* trae* Tiic*. Jan. 29, '63—Page 7 12. lten! Rntntr For Sale 2ft. Radio A Television Sewing Lea*am. Ueglnnen fl. For Rent and advanced c I a a * e a. Morning or Evening. Plume 3 Bedroom house. 3400 Stev­ FA 2-7982. ens Ave. Phone 3(9 4471. la I k , (liars ml lit* Cauatr J h4s *. I m l i a l , ("•eaty, ■(*(» ml Florida, la Probsi* la r , tb* Ratal* oil SAMUEL PLUMING HAT. 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Jan. 29, ’68 Backfield Makes Grid Hall O f Fame CANTON, Ohio (U P I)-Jlm Thorpe, Red C ringe, Sronho Nagurakl and Sammy Baugh, possibly Uie greateat “dream " backfield the game haa ever known, were among the fln t IT Immortal* voted into the National Proreailonal Football Hall of Fame today. Alao honored for their play' Ing ability were backa Dutch Clark, Johnny (Blood! McNal ly and Ernie Never*, center Mel Ileln, lacklei Pete (Fata) Henry and Cal Hubbard and end Don Hutaon. The a ll official* named for the Hall for helping to guide the pro aport from It* original role aa a atepchlld of the col­ lege game to ita modern pop­ ularity were former NFL Com­ missioners Bert Bell and Joe C arr; George ffalaa, founder of the Chicago B ean ; Curley 3 Matinees On Tap At SOKC Lambeau, founder of the Green Bay Packers; Tim Mara, founder of the New York Giants, and George Pres ton Marshall, founder of the Washington Rediklni. The 17—all picked unani­ mously by a national board of (electors—will be enshrined In a hall now under construction By John A. Spolskl League leaders this past week Included auch stalwart* a* Jim Altman, Marlyn Bailey, Mary Sutton, L. Moore, Ed Conley, Marjorie Kipp, Jen­ ifer Thompson and Ctyda Plercy. Wa hava reports from tha Powder-Puff Kegler’ettee Lg aa well as tha Miaed Lg., Spare Bibbers, Sanford Herald, Mr, A Mra. Lg., Sandspurs, Holler Motors/Navy Wive*, plus a couple of otheri. Pert Jenifer Thompeon led tha Powder-Puff Kegler-ettea Lg with a hi gama total of 192 and Sweet Honey Childa took •erlea with a 2.'I2. Jim Altman has teen doing real wall In the Sanford Her­ ald Mr. A Mra. League. For two consecutive weeka ha'a teen able to coma thru with that •‘cushion’' gama of 200 or better. (Cushion meaning, that It's O. K. If you hava a "not* too.good" on* . , . you’re atlll out of the woods causa of that high game.) Last week Jim led Urn men with hia 214 and , . . what* this T Jane Spolskl high with a 197/407 for the women (Ahem, old buddy! The Kids and Wives beat you . . , what* cha gonna blame It on now 7 That green ball you throwT) Don't worry, I'll coma up with a dandyl Don’t worry! It certainly can’t b# mel Pressure Aids Gasper Ortega By United Prraa IsUraaUaaal If tha mark of a champion is winning tha do»a ones, you can pass tha crown to Georgia Tech. Known primarily for ita en­ gineering courses, this proud school deep in the heart of Dixie will have more need of doctors to treat Its gasping supporters If the basketball team continues at lie present pact. The Yellow Jackets won up to their old heart-stopping tac­ tics Monday night before lastminute heroics by sophomore Ron Scharf produced an Im­ portant M 4I victory over Ken­ tucky, Tha win left Georgia Itek In undisputed poaaaaatan of Brat place In the Southeast­ ern Conference and establish­ ed tha Engineers aa favorite* te a h their first league m fC M /c A m o ca m s or #>7*T//e 4Q. t POOKM H 7 * e AAT'OAAC U a o o b rw e p a * t -t w o By Alan Mavof %S% VCAOO % AAV* Mc> nvg r io .i M L fAM G AM AH TW rct A P o rV A A /# * PfTK A AAP PoABJLL W TIU 4M * A * 0 fesslonal Fool ball Hall of Fame, who commented: “These ire the milestone men of pro foolball. Their deed* and dogged faith wrote the history of this great game." ^ rrx x r The board of selector* will A fs c tm o e k meet annually to consider A * /fO U O # C H IC A G O nominations for new members, ZAPH VPS with the next meeting sched TtAMMAT* uled for the eve of the 1963 m cr NFL championship game. No P A L L A M f act number will be chosen nor A * m l M M P o o to r. will It always be necessary PlA/M M for a man to be selected unanl PA M rrm e moutly. f t* se c * Thorpe, Grange, Nagurskl A AM U> G O AL and Baugh are perhaps the ACCiJPACy most famous backa in football M A P **, history — a n d undoubtedly A AO A IM would h a v e formed the 4HPAOV* “dream " backfield to end ’em tha flna Job both of them are all If they ever had performed doing for this league. fO P A V P . as a unit. High average wee taken hy Big John Uhr—187; eerlea went to D. Demlto—019 and scratch gama waa won by Ed Michalak with hia 247. Clyde Plercy of Appleby's Restaurant team waa a shootIn' up a storm In tha Thurs­ Monday was a big day for day Nlta Mixed Lg, Clyde the youthful Eehanlt who won smashed Lite new wood with ■lx consecutive gamea, his NEW YORK (UPI) — The his 218/984, tops for the men. four starts during the matinee violent world of pro football Marge Kipp was high for the and hie first two at the eve­ haa come crashing down on gals with her 209/917. ning performance. An unoffi­ Ssm Huff. Georga-Oh-Swann haa aold cial scrutiny of the records In­ The New York Giants* ag­ more finger lifts for mo In the dicate* th at thia la an Individ­ gressive 230-pound linebacker fa st week than a t any other ual record for the Fronton. has been tormented by taunts time since we’ve opened, He During the course of the af­ for the past several weeks that put tome Into hia ball, and ternoon Echanix was practi­ te was excessively rough In now he’s striking more often cally invincible, using evsry hia treatment of Green Bay’* than not. trick In tha professional's book Jim Taylor In the National As an example, hie 204/BS6 to keep tha string going. In Football League championship wee good 'nuff to eteal the tha evening the going wee game Dec. 30. spotlight In the J e t Lanee tougher but he atilt came “ Pve been gutting raked Kagler'a Lg. (Coma to think through with two thrilling vic­ over the coals by everybody of It, Tony Rodrigues put tories to make hia total all for and it hurts," aaya Sam. a some Into hit bomb and he's the day, broad-shouldered West Vir­ teen tough to heat latelyl) With auch going Echanls ginian with an obviously sen­ H'mrmnmm, I wonder If bide fair to become the player sitive soul. “ It seems like that'a what I needed 7 of the week If hie lurk hold*. everybody turned on Sam Huff We're real sorry to hear He certainly haa a good start at the same time.” about good friend and bowler toward the title, with six There hava been newspaper Don Thompson leaving tha straight as of Monday night. columns written all over the area. I understand that Don Tonight Is Charity Night at country, by aome who attended will te heading for California the Orlando-Hendnole Fronton the title game and others who tomorrow and once again it with tha entire proceed* of tha watched on television; there points out the fact that theee evening being contributed to have been vicious letter* and Visiting civilians who am tem­ the Florida (Sheriffs A ■•-ela­ anonymous laic-ewniag te le ­ porarily attached to the NAS tion Boy* Ranch a t Live Oak, phone calls to hia home; and era real assets to the commun­ and the Elks Lodge Harry there have teen Irritating ity. Don certainly fit Into that Anna Home for Crlpplod Chil­ glbea by people with whom he eategory with a capital G for dren a t Umatilla. cornea in dally contact. Gentlemen. Good luck, Don. A fan In Columbia Falla, Well, wa were host te the Mont., wrote a Dallas column­ Central Florida Monthly Clas­ ist that his two youngstrrs sics on Saturday night and I'd have slopped rilin g the break­ te remiss if I didn’t single out fast food Huff endorsed be­ k e g I e r a Del'alma, Meltser, cause of bow he played against and Pentecost! Taylor. You aee, out of the entire Dot Johnson with a 186/911 Huff, who only a few years Sanford Association, t h * a a and Joan Adams with 170/486 ago was glamorised on tele­ were the only three who per- helped keep the Platters in the vision and In magasinra and ticlpated. lead In the P i n e c r e s t Inn newspapers as pro football's Dave Tomberg shot a mag­ Bowling League. outstanding defensive player, nificent 1119 for four games. Other top scores were Bev­ feels that It's all a bum rap. And In case you're wondering erly Krecek (Toppera), 170/ And the Giants tried to do about average, that'a a cool 436; Bello Sum mere (Strik­ something Monday in hia be­ 225 per game. For It, Dave ers), 199/462; Gen* Lanitert half. pocketed 1100.00 first place (Strikers), 169/484; Christine They Invited newimrn to money. Second thru fifth wee Barak (Markettea), 161/306; drop Into tha dub's office for won by Ruddy Phelps (1049) LaVsrn Ward (Needles), 169/ a film viewing of tha Packers’ |62.90| Joe Itohltallle (1029) 300, end Margie W a t e r s 16-7 victory over tha Giants 820.00; Joint Hardee (095) (Queen rina), 144/409. and to decide for themselves 822.00; end Hill Allen (088) league standings are Plat­ whether Sam really did Tay­ 817.00. ters 47-29, Toppera 44V4-8IV4, lor dirt. That's what happened In the Strikers 42V4-33S4, Marksttea And in Justice to Huff, those A Division for tewlaro with 40-36, N e * d I a a 80-46 aad who watched the hour-long re­ averages of 176 and up. How­ Queen Pina 24-62. play of the title game, re ­ ever, in the It Group (avgs. of 175 and under), Paul Pramtech took first with a 1021 tV 6w , * . W P d o 9 , n i » and 195.00 and second waa won by Ben Heaton (989) 5:111.00. At Del'alma took one of the Jackpots with hia 237 game and alto picked up an addi­ tional 810.00 for high game out of tha money. Matinees Mon., Wed. * Sat. 1:18 P. M. Echaniz Sets Fronton Mark POPULAR BUN N Y N IGH TLY MATINEES 8:10 WEDNESDAY FRIDAY EXCEPT BUNDAT ft SATURDAY THURSDAY NIGHT Ladlaw Admitted Fro* 2 P. M. • Horry! No M inors! HEATED GRANDSTANDS • LUXURIOUS CLURHOU8R • VALET PARKING « il’s Mora Fsa To Watch The Greyhooadn RuaM Sanford Meets Lakeview Tonight C the campaign agalnat six loss* es in tonight's tilt. Expected to ■tart for the locals are Butch Riser, Mike Woodruff, Barry Barks, Don McMurray and Dave SIcGillls. Oviedo shoots for Its ninth win of the season against three losses. The starting five for the Lions Include Mlkg Tesinsky, Jimmy DrShato, Wes Swenson, Jimmy Courier and Ted Bcllhom. Lyman (4-9) takes on Ocoeo Sanford Atlantic Bank scor­ 20. Mike Long sparked the ed a hard-earned 91-20 victory Electricians and BUI Higgin­ with Donnie Smith, Bill Tol* over a stubborn Robson Sport­ botham was outstanding for ion. Gene Griffin. LaRue Bal* mer and Jim Shuster the atari* ing Goods in the opening game Standard Oil. Ing five. of Biddy Basketball Saturday. Mett Morgan for Sanford At­ Bobby Lundquist dumped in lantic and Mark Caoio for IS quick points lor WTRR in Robaoo's were outstanding. the first quarter. WTRR r o u t ­ Standard Oil put up a tough ed to a 33-32 win over a firedbattle for three quarters be up Strickland-Morrison team. fore going down to Sanford Bill Schmidt was outstanding Electric’s full court press 46NEW YORK (U PI) —Cin­ for lit: Ford men. am *•«— Day and Night Grill showed cinnati, which overcame Ra too much polish aa they de­ toughest non-conference hur­ feated First Federal 33-27 In dle In filinols last Saturday, today was tha unanimous the final game of the day. League standing! are San choice for the sixth straight ford Electric 44), Standard week of the United Press In* Oil 3-1, Day and Night 3-1, ternationil board of major MIAMI BEACH (U P U -N a- WTRR 3-1, Sanford AtlanUc college basketball roaches. (tonal Foolball League club Bank 2-2, First Federal 1-3, The Bearcats, who beat Ill­ owners open their annual win­ Strlckland-Morrison 0-4 and inois, 62-33, for their 33rd consecutive victory and 15th ter meeting here today with a Robson Sporting Goods 0-4. straight of the season, thus two-phased Investigation into remained the No. 1 choice of gambling allegations the unof­ the 33-man UPI board far the ninth week in a row. ficial main topic. Loyola 0/ Chicago, unbeat­ League Commissioner Pete en in 18 games, held a tight Roselle made a brief, informal P A L M SPRINGS, Calif. rein on second place for the report to the owneri on pro­ (UPI)—Touring golf proa In­ sixth straight week. gress of his own investigation cluding Jackie Burke, winner Monday night on the eve of of the Lucky International at the formal sessions, but did San Francisco Sunday, swarm­ not disclose what he had said. ed over four golf courses In Word of a second Investiga­ this desert playground today tion, apparently t o u c h i n g to get in a few practice licks other sports aa well, came for the lucrative Palm Springs from Washington where Sen. Golf Classic. The Classic, starling Wed­ 719 x 14 John L. McClellan, D-Ark., 8M x 14 chairman of a Senate Investi­ nesday and running through 899 S 14 gating subcommittee, confirm­ Sunday for a marathon 90 CAVANAUGH ed he had sent a staff mem­ teles, has total potential prise TIRP. SERVICE ber to San Francisco to “ check money of 9113,000, making It 1401 8. French At*. on reports" of sports gambl­ one of the richest events on FA 2-2263 Ihe tour. ing. Bankers Score Hard Earnest Cage Victory Cinci Tops Cage Ratings Huff Answers Critics On 'Dirty' Football Platters Hold Pinecrest Lead Lyman, Oviedo In Action Sanford Journey* to Lake-1 to round out the eounty cage view tonight In cage action | slate. while Oviedo hosts Mostverde I The Scminoles will te look and Lyman travera to Ocoee ing for their eighth victory of here where the National Foot­ ball League was founded on Sept. 17, 1920. Five of the hon­ ored men are deceased—Bell, Carr, Henry, Mara a n d Thorpe. The announcement of the first group to enlcr the 11*11 wa* made hy Dick McCann, director of the National Pro- Strikes . . . Spares Three matlneee are on Up thia week a t the Sanford-OrUndo Kennel Club for the f ln t time thle aeaaon. The greyhound* will run under the aun tomorrow and alao Friday and Saturday afternoon, aUrtlng a t 2 p. m. Eight top bracket ipeediter* make up the field for the day. light featured ninth race to­ morrow, It la a Grad# A conteat and among tha antrie* are Mra. Mop*, Topeko Roee, Blora end Occasion. E to n holds tba dlitinctlon of belonging to T, J . Daniel, owner of the traek'o winningeet kennel. Thle epeedy fldpounder haa contributed two vlctorlea to Danlel'a lot*I of 29 through Saturday night. Fred Whitehead had tha nest hlgheat wore, a toUl of IS, Orville M o a e a 1 Excelling, high scorer Iwnt aeaaon and winner of the Racing Quean h tales, gaU liar aecond atari of tha aeaaon in tonight'* ninth, t h a a v s n l n g ' a main event. In bar first try aba had trouble early and mlaaed tha I ’V E GOT IT ! I ’V E GOT IT ! money. Ed*a Rolling Dealer, I t’s those new pins, that’s Sleek I'onda and Roekar'a Circua will each be trying for a what’s causing me all my third first hi this top attrac­ trouble. (And tha trouble I waa having earlier, was be­ tion. cause of those old pins!) Only one thing wrong with that reasoning . . . too many high guinea have teen rolled even with new wood. In the Hparo Bibber* Lg, !,. Moore blasted a 107 hi scratch BALTIMORE (UPI)—Mexi­ as Ed (Ten Gallon H at) Con­ can Gaapar Ortega aaplalned ley won series with his 939. Marlyn Bailey of Die Navy today he had "put the presaurc" on welterweight con­ Pali team was high In the aer­ tender Charley ficolt of Phil­ ies dept, with a 474 In the adelphia and scored a unani­ Navy Wive* Lg and Mary Sut­ mous upset decision In their ton wa* real excited and return 10-rounder at tha Civic pleased after having rolled her first s a n c t i o n e d BIG Center Monday night. O r t a g a , weighing GAME . . . 204. pound* to Scott'a 14914, aveng­ And while we’re on the sub­ ed Scott'a unanlmoua win at ject of Navy, our thanks tu New York’* Midlaon Square Captain Ware for being on Garden on Jan. 0, 1002. hand this past week to make Aa In tha New York bout, the trophy present a liana. (Tha there were no knockdown* only thing I didn’t understand Monday night. But 27-year-old from hia remarks war* . , Ortega, a 7-9 underdog, gave What la that thing railed golf? 29-year-old Scott a thorough Must te a new kind of game battering In the racond half of they’re trying to Introduce to the fight. He te a t tha tiring the public or somethin'.) Scott at long range and at Trophies went most attrac­ cloie quarter*—with a terrific tive and special thanks must pace. be offered to League officer* A crowd of 1,494 paid BIB,* Bill Foster, P r e a i d a n t and M l. Georgs King, Secretary for Jackets Grab SEC Leadership MIDW AY MtGHTVES running aeveral play* In which Sam waa involved, came away with this Impression: Huff played no rougher than any o tte r participant In this gama that had so much at stake for all concerned. He did not appear any rougher on Taylor than hia Green Bay counterpart, Ray Nltschke, waa In harrassiny Giants’ quarterback Y. A. Tittle. “A lot of people around the country feel we played rough against Taylor,” Huff com­ mented. "I think we played hard, lough football, Just as they did against Ui. “ I don't want a reputation for playing dirty football," he continued. “ I wanted others to look at the game film. If 1 played dirty, I want it known. But If I played clean, 1 want that known, too." Gambling: Main NFL Meet Topic Pros Get In Practice Licks WHENOTHERS ARE DONE... PHiiounrs WARRANTY HAS 3 YEARS TO RUN! A *Vo«ir Authorised *ymou«h-v»U.nt O eatefa WWa> rant? against d ated * in meterMI and •oflunam *Ma an I M S caea Has bean em ended la indudg aorta reetooem tnt or repair, attheut chart* tor raqutrad warts a r M a r , tor I- poor* _____m ’ tOJOOO 90.000 That’s right! Plymouth for ’63 has America's longest and bast new -car wirrenty*-5 yean or 50,000 miles. To any car buyar, this warranty proves our point-Plymouth is well built We don't Just talk about such qualtty-wa back it up in writing. If you're Interested in that kind of reliability in your next car, come In. Cl --------------------------— tost an tha oo#n* M eet. h**d and Internal parts; Uantmleeion cat* a ad Inter nal parts (occluding manual clutch* lorqup converter, drive sneR. universal ^unts (eectodmg daw saver i t rear **a end differential, end rear wheel fcesrtnga, * ranm * th a vphate ---- -—1~* — — tMi tnten ali eima it t-VeHant Certified C er Cere VKBNNftL CLUB MIDWAY RMIWREW SANFORD A ORLANDO BRASS M O TO RS SM E ast C— wriali flu fa r i I �^ « L O t '1' Sanford Faced W ith Rail Traffic Tie-up; Cut Off From Rest Of U.S. By LARRY VERS11EL 1 don’t know which shocked Sanford Pipeline Attorney Ken ™ McIntosh more . . . The shock­ ed look on his face when the city fathers turned down the company bid for the fuel line or when be looked at the clock and discovered he couldn’t make those weight • lifting classes. • t» • • Memo to Sonny Reborn, A1 Wilson, Jim Crapps: Aw, come on! • • • The word is that the Sanford Pipeline Co. and Navy have asked for a rehearing on the C i t y Commission decision M o n d a y . IT WILL BE - PLACED AGAIN ON THE W AGENDA AT THE NEXT CITY COMMISSION MEETING. • • • Mayor Tom McDonald today called on all citizens favoring the pipeline to make themselvea heard . . . • . • • Memo to Tom: Our phone didn't stop ringing all after­ noon. • • • Nobody asked me but how come the Boosters want to push for a new stadium by the high school when we have one? . . . • £ • ^ • • Memo to the Boosters: Why not push for a swimming poolT Bet we're the only community In the stale that has a multimillion dollar high school and no pool. • • How come the Seminole Raceway hired an Orange County veterinarian Instead of one from Seminole County T . . . Last time I looked, the raceway was located In this area. • • • Don’t forget the Mothers Polio March tomorrow. • • • The most unlikely place to find me . . . Atlantic Coast T.in* Union hall. • I • • City putting into operation a new curb edger that will Im­ prove tha appearance of city streets . . . will cut back grass overgrowing on the curb. • * * The second of three confer­ ence days for parents of coun­ ty school kids will be held Friday. • t • • County Commission didn’t bring up pay raise at Tues­ day's commission meeting. Guess it la dead unless John F . Kenn— oops. I mean Fitz­ patrick brings it up Friday at the legislative hearing. EDITORIAL COMMENT Maybe Frito Lay W as Right In Not Coming To Sanford Maybe Frito Lay was Following approval of the City Commission of right after all! Remember l a s t year Dec. 7, the company final­ when the Frito Lay com­ ized the requirements es­ pany said they would not tablished concerning com­ plete P R O T E C T I O N of locate in Sanford. At that time, W. E. abutting landowners and Freeman, vice president of other citizens, detailed en­ the company said “his com­ gineering studies and sepany was not confident fu­ leted a site for the one mil­ ture S a n f o r d officials lion gallon storage tanks would be in a position to urgently needed by the honor commitments made Navy. Pipeline officials acted by the present board.” “The Frito Lay Com­ in good faith from the out­ pany does not want to bur­ s e t . . . and this community den any community and in is “shocked” by the deci­ the opinion of this com­ sion of the commission that pany we would be more se­ they do not intend to honor that verbal a g r e e m e n t cure in Orlando.” Well, in this paper’s made last December. It has been established opinion, perhaps Frito Lay was right in not locating by communication from the Navy that “substantial sav­ here. The other day three ings will accrue to the gov­ c o m m i s s i o n e r s backed ernment as a direct result down on their commit­ of the Naval Air Station as ment. What is to stop them a permanent installation in from doing this time and this community.” The pipeline company time again? Of course we are talking intends to honor their con­ about the City Commission tract for the transportation decision Monday night not of JP-5 jet fuel to the Naval to honor a previous verbal Air Station. agreement to allow the * Let us hope the city Sanford Pipeline Co., from commission will see fit to constructing a jet fuel line honor their agreement. from the lakefront to the Or, perhaps Frito Lay Naval Air Station. was right after all. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Raborn Comments On 'No' Vote Opposition to the $300,000 t in acting as an elected offi­ fuel pipeline to the Naval Air 1cial representing the citizens Station w ai voted by M. L. | of Sanford I felt that it was Raborn Jr. in City Commit- In the best Interests of the ■ion meeting Monday because citizens of Sanford to deny the parent company desired the use of the public owned • • • use of city-owned right-of- rights of way to the com­ TTiey'Jl let bids on that D*- way, namely Mcllnnvltle Ave. pany. Bary Nursing Home in late While atating he favora a “ Aa I see it the only ques­ February . . . Capacity for pipellrc, Raborn said in a tion to be decided was 116 . . . prepared statement to The 'Should the City Commission, ’ • • • Herald today that he voted aa the alecled representa­ Take a look at the corner of against establishment of tbe tives of the citizens of San­ Park and Commercial. Bart utility simply beesuse the ford, grant to a private en­ Peterson really la doing a good company requested use of terprise, organized for profit, job helping to spruce up down­ city property. the exclusive right to use pub­ town , . . City Commissioner J. II. lic rights-of-way on which to • • • Crapps, who also denied the construct a business.' I did Work on Supervisor of Reg­ pipeline right-of-way use, not feel that this should be istration Camilla D. Bruce’s said today he will have a office in the courthouse will prepared atatement later to­ start aa soon as the new win­ day (or releaae Thursday. The dows are Installed . . . And third commissioner. Al Wil­ then cornea the paint Job. son, who completed the ma­ • • • jority in the denial, also Drainage plana still holding said he would have a pre­ up work on Bellmeade and pared atatement for releaae Adama Shopping Centers. Thursday. • • • Raborn’a atatement to The Stale Hep, Mack Cleveland Memo to Francis Rnumlllat Herald reads as follows: J r.: Say. about that little ” 1 feel that It would be Jr. said be would Introduce theatre group? appropriate a t this time to legislation Thursday setting • • • offer my reasons (or voting up Joint Senate-House com­ First play coukJ be: Hfow against the proposed pipeline mittees to conduct public to Win Friends and Influence as presented to the Sanford hearings on reapportionment People" or "Days and Nights City Commission on Jsn. 28 throughout the atale. in an Atlantic Coast Line Cleveland, in an effort to “ Tbe Navy i( Sanford’s Union Hall” or ” 1 Waa A City most valued and valuable in­ forestall any "do nothing spe­ Commissioner.” dustry and every citizen cial session,” said the com­ 9 0 0 should be interested in pro­ mittee could get the opinion Nobody asked me but Joe moting the permanency of of persona, particularly in Raker proved he deserved the NAS Sanford. The Navy's large counties, as to what Jaycee DSA awardMonday slated position of being in­ would be a fair apportion­ terested In Increasing the ef­ ment. x night. * • • Meanwhile the House went ficiency and reducing the ope­ Believe it or not but the head rating cost of the station is to work todsy on a plan to horseman at the new raceway aa it should be. As ciUzens increase its membership from la named ,-Cal Coolidgt." He and ta x p o e rs we should want N Id 110 while a move got underway in the Senate to even looks like the late Prea- ll no other way. “ Aa a businessman doing adjourn the two-day old spe­ ident. • • • business with both the eivi- cial session Thursday to avoid Did you know there was Han population and with the another money-wasting stale­ • bomb icare at Seminole Navy it would have been mate. The House art an afternoon High School yesterday . . much easier to have approv­ ed the application of tha session (or action on any of Notice those fire trucke Pipeline Company. However, several bills that m adi their ll done. “ However, if suitable a r­ rangements can be made by the pipeline company to con­ struct tlw pipeline on private property to the lakefront area, this would be another matter. “At previously planned by the pipeline company, it would be necessary to con­ struct storage and pumping facilities at the lakefront deep water docking area and I would be In favor of grant­ ing the pipeline company per­ mission tu cross the lakefront area to the storage and pumping area.” Apportion Hearings Urged By Cleveland appearance today, including two 38-district measures to re ­ align the Senate, similar to a bill killed In the Senate Tues­ day. 'Hie Senate, serving notice it will take no further action until the house has disposed of the controversial 42-Sen­ ator bill which cleared the upper chamber yesterday, met only long enough to ad­ journ until 1 p m. tomorrow. Herald Index Page 0 Page S-A Page 2-A __ Page 9 .. Page I-A m. Pege D 2A-3A-9-10 Pussle . .... Page g-A S o c ie ty ------- . . . Paga • Bridge ...... Classified ._ Ccmics Dear Abby . Editorial ...... . Entertainment Legal* Fag* SporU ,.«, - Fag* a (El}? VOL. 58 lir n tllt WEATHER: Clear ami warm throiiffh Thursday. High todny, 70-75. l,ow tonight, 00-65. United I'nws Leascif\Viro Established 1908 WEIL. JANUARY 30, 1003 SANTOltP. FLORIDA NO. 638^ M>"n Q rjve On To Save Shad; LegtslaUve bearing sche­ duled for Friday bat been postponed because of the aneertalnty when Uie pre­ sent special aesslon of the legislature wilt be conclud­ ed, State Rep. Mack Cleve. land Jr. telephoned The Herald from Tallahassee early Uil* afternoon. Cleveland aald he confer­ red with State Sen. Bernard Parrish and State Rep. Joe Davis and it waa agreed the hearing should be postponed until tome future date. However, the delegation requested tbe various com­ missions, municipalities and others interested In propos­ ed legislation proceed to advertise aa required by law and all prepare their drarts for the delegation as soon aa possible. “ We will reschedule the healing,” Cleveland aald, “ at soon as possible, when we can leave Tallahassee after this special session and return home.” Dimes March Broil Slated A Hamburger Broil for the benefit nf the March of Dime* wilt be held on tha Elks Club grounds from 5:3<> to 7 30 p. m. today. Carry out service will bo available through the court­ esy of Duke'a Delivery Service for the giant burgers which eon* 1st* of a quarter of a pound of ground beef, complele with baked beans, po­ tato aalad, assorted relishes and coffee. Utile Kenny Vorronk, the Florida Poster boy for the March ol Dimes, will be pre­ sent at the event, Mra. J. It. Hoolehan Jr. ami Mr*. Patri­ cia Rsnsbottom, rhalrmen of the event laid today. Gray Ladies Classes Set Classes for Cray Ladies m Seminole County schools will open at B:W a m. Thursday at the county health depart­ ment. John S. Gibson, Amer­ ican Red Cross area field rep­ resentative, will lie the in­ structor. The volunteer program is open In all mother* of school children. It w i l l Include courses In orientation to Ited Cross, introduction to the Gray Lady aervice, a 10-hour first aid course, rare of the sirk and injured, school Job orien­ tation. health record keeping, reporting procedures and le­ gal implications in caring for children. This Red Crosa aervice to the schools has received the support of It. T. Milwee, school superintendent; Dr. Frank Leone, health department di­ rector, and Hugh Carlton, Sanfurd Junior High School principal, the first school to request the service, “Gray Ladies" serve in the cspsrlty of practical nurses for tl»e care of sick or injured students during school boura. RuttincHH School Registration it still going on at the Seminole County Business School, .Mrs. Penrote Love, principal, ampbaiizrd today. Students m utt en­ roll this week for beginning shorthand, but may enter any of tbe other classes at any time, the said. Hie school offer* IT courses, under the supervision of the county school system, and tbe only charge is for books and mater lain. New Canal Route Ask A uiie-meii campaign to save the area's shml fishing sport and industry although still favoring support of a San­ ford-East Coast ranul ha* been Inunched by S. II. (Jim) Crowe, Crowe, operator of a fishing ramp on the St, Johns River east of Sanford on Highway 4d, appeared before the Coun­ ty Commission Tuesday to de­ fend what he termed "the $31) million shad fishing industry*." He declared that commercial fishermen and sport* fishing rump* derive a thrre-qunrtrr million dollar annual income from thud fishing in this area. Crowe proposes an alternate right-of-way for the canat, aa opposed to a new t h o u g h t broached by the St, Johns-lndiun River Navigating Com­ mittee. The committee Is supporting an 11-mile canal from Lake llam ey to the headquarters of the Indian River. Crowe pro­ poses a MS-milu canal direct from Sanford to the Titusville area, by-passing the Kt. John* River. Crowe's argument far a di­ rect ranul is that tu dredge the winding St, Johns River will disturb the shad spawn­ ing bed* and ultimately kill off the fish. Cruwe, who has fought and argued for many year* to save the shad Industry, cites the following letter from tha Bur­ eau a j Sport Fisheries and Wildlife, It, S. Department of Interior, addressed last July ‘J to the U. S. Army Curpe of Engineere: "The Lake Monroe • Lake Harney section is the principal spawning area of the Ameri­ can and Hickory shad in the St. Johns River. These anadrnmous species migrate up­ stream annually to this reach uf the river where they spawn over shoals, (Crowe ronlrnds a fish Udder ha* not yet been eon-* triced to suerred with shad, lie claims that In Connecti­ cut shad hate lu tie lifted by basket over a dam. Thry wilf not rllmb a ladder.) “In the reach to lie dredged, sport fishermen expend an approximate $0,000 fisher Tax Classes Slated Here Income tux classes will again he conducted this year for the aid of regular tatpayer* wlxi must Itemize de­ ductions and fill out the long form, Roger Harris, instruc­ tor said today. Hie rlassrt will begin Thursday at 7 p. m. at Semi­ nole High School, and will run (or three hour* on three consecutive Thursday*. "The demand for this ser­ vice hat been great, since Die successful classes were held last year,” Harris tsld. Tlw instruction is given un­ der tbe supervision of liie Seminole County Adult Educa. lion Department. Choralierfl mail-days annually f i s h i n g from boat and shore for shad end other species. Downstream from the spawning area, com­ mercial fishermen harvested nlxjut 650,000 pounds of shad in 1068. "Damage* to shad spawning success and ultimately to the fishery ere expected to result from the dredging hut the ac­ tual extent is difficult to pre­ dict. This effect could range front moderate to extensive damage and would he known Presently t h e navigating committee is awaiting an en­ gineering report on the feas­ ibility of Die It-mile route. Following that report the committee will call a meeting of county rommlsslonerm of Seminole, O r a n g e , Brevard and Volusia Counties to ask their support. Crowa Tuesday asked Seminole County com­ missioners to o p p o s e the dredging of tha St. John* River in favor of a direct canal. ACL Awaits Move On Injunction Sanford along with all of Florida was faced at noon today with live possibility- of bring divorced in rail traffiee from the rest of Die Ba­ llon, . Ttie possible rupture In rail traffic hinged on action In Jacksonville resulting from Navy Plane Down; 14 Aboard NEW YORK (U PP - The Coast Guard reported that • Navy plane with t4 persons alaiard apparently crashed to­ day In the Atlantic about ISO miles southeast of New York. A spokesman said that a search plane had sighted two life rails and a dye marker. The t)wkrsmun said the pilot of the search plane did not indlral'* whether there were survivors. The cutter Absrcon and a nuinla*r of Navy vessel* were speeding to the scene. The plane, a PSA Orion, left the naval air station at Patux­ ent n iter, Md., on a routine flight at 7:34 p.in. Tuesday and was last heard frutu at 2:48 a ni. when R gave It position as 160 miles southeast of New York. Regional Panel Discussion Set Douglas Stenxlrom, Sinford attorney, will lie moderator of a two-day panel discussion concerning development of a regional plan for East Cen­ tral Florida Thursday and Friday at Uic San Juan Hotel, Orlando. Representatives of >6 state agencies, five institutions of higlicr learning and of Semi­ nole, Brevard, Indian River, Orange, Osceola and Volusia Counties will discusi longrange development plans be­ fore a panel ol members of Die East Centra] Florida Re­ gional Planning Council. the wcek^ild strike cf Florida era! Mediation Board set Urn Eaat Coast union memliert. meeting at 2:30 p. m. F KC Atlantic Coast Line officials, Vice President Ray W. Wy* however, held out two glim­ ckoff and Jack lladtey, chair­ mers of hope Unit rail ser­ man o( a committee repre­ vice will continue into the senting the striker** were to head the delegations. Sanford area. Federal Judge William A. McRae Jr., at Jacksonville, was quoted today by UPI that he would grant an in­ junction asked by FEC com­ pelling Die Jacksonville Ter­ minal Company to take hack 2.IXK) Idle freight ear* being JACKSON, Mis*. (UPI) — rented l« EEC at a cost of Jam es H Meredith Mid to­ $8,400 per day, UPI reported this would tie day lie has decided to return up the Jacksonville terminal to the Unlvcnity of Mississ­ and halt all rail traffic into ippi for |lie spring semester. The 20-year-old Negro, Florida la-rauso FEC strikecr* would plrket Die termin­ whose entrance Into the unial and this picket line would vrrsily lost fat] was greet­ lie honored by union mem* ed by rioting which left twx> Iwr* of Die other three rail­ dead ami hundred* injured, roads o|K-rating through Jack­ made 1:1* announcement at 8 new* conference here. sonville, W. S Baker, ACL vice pres­ “ Many Ihingi have taken ident for labor relations at place in recent months and Jacksonville, told The Her­ 1 tee signs that give mo hope ald by telephone [list should l!lal I able to go tu Judge McRae grant the in1,1 M u r'' under Junction against tlic terminal adequate, if not ideal, concompany ACL and other rail-1 sMioni,” .Meredith aald. roads would ask for a second *6* decision came a few restraining order enjoining day* alter he had complet FEC pickets from closing the ed his academic work for hi* first semester of study at thu Jacksonville terminal UPI al Jacksonville told previous all-white university. Herald by telephone that -------------------Juc'.c McRae's office report- M o t h e r M a r c h ed lie would announce bis decision at mam. Second glimmer of Imp,- fir continued rail service in the Sanford area was offered by “Nesr'v '.VK> Sanford moth­ local ALT. officials, who said ers will till* to the road ACL trains could in- detour­ Tbur t l i y in the biff filial ed heir through llig'i Springs wind-mi campaign of this and the "Perry cut-off" at year's Dime* Privo in the an­ Monlicrllo. In fact, local ACL officials nual Mother's Starch," Mr*. indicated there would tic no Robert Zitt rower, chairman interruption of train service annuutired today, Citizen* 0f the city are ask­ here but “there might be ed to turn on their porch tunic delay." As Die FEC strike moved light c-r make som* kind of into ils second week today, identification, an that tnarrhthe first fuco-lu fact- meet­ era may cull on them for their ings between labor and man­ contribution*. “ Mother* will begin tn make agement were scheduled in St. Augustine, Die result of the round* at 7 p.in. Thursday efforts hy stale and federal continuing until 0 p.in., under Die leadership of 22 area rapmediators. James Hularcn, of the Fed- tains,'* -Mrs. Zittrower sshL Meredith Going Back To Ole Miss For Dimes Thursday Night Sports Banquet Set Hie first annual Winter Sports Banquet, honoring Seminole High School football and basketball players and cheerleaders, of both the varsity and Junior varsity squads will be held In the SH5 cafeteria i t 6:30 p, m. Thursday, D. 11. UacUlllls, president of tbe Booster Club tion, "Meet Me at the Fair." reminded today. Members of Die Choraliert of the Seminole High School Glee Club will present a pro­ gram of popular musical numbers for the benefit of guests at the Mayfair Inn, tonight, Mrs. OUle Reese Whittle baa announced. Many of the numbers will be those seen In tbe recent presenta­ only after the dredging wai accomplished. K e m o v a 1 of shallow sand bar* and alter­ ations of currents in the area could both produce damaging effects. “The project reach also sup­ ports valuable sport fisheries for other species, especially blueglll and largemnuth bass. Dredging will adversely affect the fishery fur these species to some degree through dis­ turbance end destruction uf habitat." “ Booster* are to bring cov­ ered dishes of vegetables, salads, or desserts,” he said. “ Meat, potatoes, rolls and beverages will be furnished by the club. “This la not an awards banquet,” MacGIllU emphas­ ized. "It is an appreciation banquet, and a Spring Sports banquet will be held later (or member* nf tha track, golf, swimming and baseball teams. “ Following the banquet, there will be a special meet­ ing of the general member­ ship of the Booster's Club to discuss the question of build­ ing a sport* stadium at tha high •chool,*' MarGlUis aald. Tbe general meeting will be held In the auditorium, about I p. to. ) � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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, January 29, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 29, 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>, January 29, 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/0e7463f790385d75044075364c94b41e.pdf 46fb41dc8beedf17e8688d2f362bf099 PDF Text Text Prairie Lake Men Attend Supper Meeting mm m. o ,i‘ Amt j-'^ ^ • 4'- J . -JLw-Sa *. Dy Jane Caaaetberry Ten men from the 1'ralri# Lake Baptist Church Brother* hood attended a Wcklw* As* •Delations! Steak Supper and Meeting Tuesday night a t Camp Joy near Rock Spring*. A total of 250 men from 22 rnurchea in tha Orlando area were present. Rev, Jack Lindaey, pastor ef the Longwood Baptist Church, waa program speaker. Rev, Lindsay has resigned as Chris­ tian Witness leader for the Aasociatinnal Brotherhood as hi* new church In Longwood la in tha Seminole Association. Those attending from Prai­ rie l,ake were Rev, Leonard Jones, Paul Lowe, Ronald Run-ham, Jim Reed, Floyd Bailey, Robert Conrad, Jack Huggins, Herbert Luke, Fred Conway and Jaaon Prater. NORTH ORLANDO MAYOR Frunk Faaulu vlewa with concern the ne­ glected Village Firo Truck which he cited aa hia prime rcaaon for attempt­ ing to reorganize the entire volunteer fire department. Truck acut and ladder, aa well aa aeveral other articlea, are piled in back on top of the fire hose. (Herald Photo) Pass For Two To Be Given With Donation John W. Whltam, 82. died at Seminole Memorial Hos­ pital Wednesday, He came here from Palm­ dale, Calif., two y ean ago and was employed by North American Aviation Corp. aa a logistics representative, lie made his home at 1807 Palm A free pais for two for one month to the Movieland Drive-In Theater on Hwy. 17•2 will he given to every peraon aiming up to pledge a blood donation, Friday or Way. Saturday at the theater snack bar, Manager Hugh Prince Mid today. Mra. Robert Bauman, sec­ retary of the Seminole Coun­ ty Blood Bank will be proaent In the Snack Bar Fri­ day and Saturday to accept pledges, Prince said. The campaign to iacraaac much-needed stocks at the blood bank la being tied In with tha showing of three horror movies— all about bloocWBlood of Dracula", "Blood of the Vampire" and "Night of the Blood Beast." F irst show begins at T p.m. H ils unusual method of promoting the donations to the local blood bank has b o w made possible through the cooperation of Mra. Mary Band Director of the Central Florida Blood Bank. Whltam wai a member of the First Methodist Church; a past patron of the Eastern Star; a member of the Ma­ sonic Lodge of Hollywood, Md. and a ahriner. He la survived by hla wife, Lida of Sanford, one son, John WUllam IV, Fairbanks Alaika; one daughter, Mra. Don Mussllto, Fair Oaks, Calif, one grandchild and two half litters, Mra. Allen Linn and Mrs. Alice Burke, both of Elisabeth, N. J. Funeral aervicea will be held Friday at 4:30 p. m. at Gratnkow Funeral Home with Rev. John T. Adam* Jr., of­ ficiating. Burial will be In Arlington National Cemetery. Gramkow Funeral Home la In charge of arrangements. Thomas W. Ferguson. 77, retired builder died Thurs­ day a t hia ham* at 1401 Court St. Ha had lived here for the past 13 years, coming from Columbus, Ohio and Louisa, I dozen. Chinese e a b b a g * brought $2.00-f2.no per crate, endive $2.00-13.00, m o s t l y f2.50-f2.75 and eacarola moatly f 1.73-92.00, with soma high as $2.25. Crates of Boston lettuce brought f2.25-f2.50 and parsley 6 dozen hunches curly f 2.60*f:t.oo, plain $4.00$5.00. Radishes were 76 cent* to fl.00, mostly 00 eanU-flJW per basket of 30 * os. film bags, _____________ Survivor* Include his wife, Ary Elisabeth of Sanford; one son Olus of Sanford; five diugblcrs, Mr*. Eugene Ro­ main*, Casselberry; Mrs. Glenn Price, Mrs. George Scott of Sanford; Mrs. Louise Smith, GreencviUe, S. C.; Mra. Burke Looney, Columbus, Ohio; two sisters, Mrs, Gordon Klmbsll of Columbus; «»d Ml** Clara May Ferguaon of Cleveland; acven grandchildren and two great Ralph C. Dion, 73, of Pro­ vidence, Rhode Island died Wednesday at Seminole Mem­ orial Hospital. Ha cam* here eight days ago to visit with fals aon, Lcdr. Lawrence Dion, V. 8. Navy. Dion waa a member of the Catholic Church and the St. Jean the Baptist Society, SurviVora Include hia wife, Services will be held si (he Bertha of Providence; three sons Lcdr. Lawrence II., Q » k i . l L . J i . S . Central Baptist Church where Mr. Ferguson served aa a Sanford; Ralph, Aiken, 8.C, By M e th o d is ts and Ambrosia of WeathersA Church School Worker's deacon, Monday at lo a.m. field, Conn,; four daughters. Conference will be held Tuea- with the Rev. Gall Smith Miss Either, 31las Gertrude day st the First Methodist officiating Burial will be in Church 'of Sanford beginning Oaktawn Memorial Cemetery, at 7:3o p. m. Tha family haa requested All teachers and church that In lieu of flowers, conschool officers are urged to tributions be lent to the attend the meeting which will Women's Auxiliary of Semi* have a* its general topic, note .Memorial Hospital In "Evangelism la the Church care ot Mrs. C. E. Butler, School." 34 Valencia Circle, DeBary, Matters of concern to teen* to provide tundi to purchase cr* and officers also will bo special equipment for beddiscussed. | ridden patients. Conference Set is« in | and their guests from | featuring Filet Mignon which | throughout Central Florida, | wai nerved prior to a pro* a genii | were preacnt for the luncheon , gram of informative talks. . , . Jim Maloy of Winter Park, pf X X regional aalea director, waa ---------------- ——- ii i - m m n w i in charge of the event. Pat* m ’ VJ tlclpntlng on the program were Vic SabsUinl. Lea John* ton and Bob Judge of Sara_ „ . aota, David Gcjer, Phil How* < land and Herahcll Stuart of Orlando, Johnny Jones and y ^ . V j V IT Winston Keith of Daytona Beach. Ed Chase of Miami, Fish have been kept In cap­ tivity since about 2500 B.C., when the Sumerians maintain­ ed them in ponds for food. TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES new and Used 1 Manual X F.lectrle BnU f l C m l Standard X Q B M B W y Portable Jim Malay and Ed Chane; standing, David Gcyer, Herahell Stuart, Winaton Keith and Vic SabattinL (Herald Photo) INSURANCE AGENTS taking part on the gram for a Regional Meeting of the Franklin Life Inaurance Co. held Saturday at the Hamil­ ton Hottae were acated from left, John Chandler, P. SALES X RENTALS HAYNES OFFICE MACHINE CO. I l l Magnolia, Sanford Always Open Mr. Magic hai promised some new tricks which will mystify youngsters Saturday By Mona GrinsUad The North Orlando Garden morning at the Magic Show Club’s year began a t the home for the March of Dimes, of Mr*. Mary Watson with a program of Holiday Table Set­ ting! created and displayed by members. Sirs. Shirley Ryan, club president, waa in charge of planning the program. Displays s h o w n included New Year’* Eve by Hra. Mary Guthrie, Valentine’s Day by Mr*. Edna Stewart, Easter by Mrs. tala Wall Ice, Mother’s Day by Mrs. Botay Nall and Christmas by Mri. Mary Row­ ell. Karh table met with enthusi­ astic response for originality and effort ahuwn by those participating to present tha displays. Mrs. May Duquette waa wel­ comed aa the club’e neweat member and Mrs. Eileen Wy­ MR. MAGIC man a* a guest for tha meet­ ing. Announcement waa mad* that no Garden of the Month Award would be given this month due to the frees*. Re­ freshment* of eaffea, punch, cookies and mixed randies wera served by tha hoateaa. The executive board meet­ ing for the month of February will be held a t tha boma of The Men’s Club of San­ Mrs. Nall and the general meeting of the club will be ford's Grace Methodist Church held on Feb. 14 at the home of will hold a " Father-Son Ban­ Mr*. Lera Harris with Mra. quet" at *:30 p. m. Sunday. Mary Hyatt aa ro-hoateas. John A. Williams, president of the club, has announced that this will be the first of four specisl events planned for tiie year by the group. Members of the WSCS will prepare the dinner and a zpe. clal program of Interest to Christ, left Thursday tor both fathers and sons has Bankok, Thailand where he been planned. will spend the next fourRev. John II. Hires Jr., ■nd-onc hstf year* aa miss­ p u to r of the church, advises ionary. that due to tho banquet the Going with him are his second session of the School wife, Betty and their child­ of Mission* will be held at ren, Joe, Bill Jr., Tim and 3:30 p.m. rather than at the Becky. uaual 7:30 p. m. The youngest minister ever The study, which deals with to be supported by the handicapped persons, will be Churches of Christ In foreign led by Rev. Hires and a mission work, Beck has serv­ film will be ahown. ed churches in Alabama, Remaining two meetings ot Ohio, Indiana, Georgia and the aeries will be held at the Florida. He is a graduate of regular 7:30 p. m. hour on Alabama Christian College In Feb. 3 and Feb. 10. Montgomery, Ala. A nursery Is available. Grace Church Men's Club Sets Banquet which win be seen on the stage of the Rltz Theater following the color cartoons to be presented by Manager Bill Lovelace, starting at 10 Passing motorist* will be invited to add their dona­ tion* as they stop for the traffic lights at the intersec­ tion. "The Aalrn-aphere, the Phantom Tube and the StraloVanish are some of the spe­ cial effects that audiences have found moat exciting,” said Mr. Magic, adding that he will alto do tricks with ropes, blocks, liquids, and flowers. "Jimmy the Bunny and Billy and Grace the doves will be there, too, to do trick* for you," Mr. Magic promised. Children under 12 will be admitted for a dime, with children over 12 having to add another nickle. All the proceeds will go to the March of Dimes, Mr. Magic tald. Scouts Have Court Ot Honor While the children are be­ ing entertained at the Hits Theater, Saturday, members of tho BPOE Does and girls from the Seminole High School Anchor Club will set up a roadblock at the corner of French Ave. and First St. to add further collections to the March of Dimes fund. MR. RALPH BETTS Altamonte Boy Scout Troop 38 held a Court of Honor Wednesday evening at the Al­ tamonte Spring* Community Chapel. Junior Assistant Scoutmas­ ter Mike Sewell and Senior Patrol Leader James Fuller conducted the meeting. A brief program waa given by tha boys followed by the pre­ sentation of awards. Barry Polt was advanced to Life Scout and Donald Polt to First Class. Gary Gareshe re­ ceived three merit badges for Citizenship in the Nation, Community and Home. Mlekey Hawks received the Citi­ zenship in Community badge and Bruce Stuart received badges In Personal Fitness and Citizenship In tha Com­ munity badge. Appliance Serviceman For SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. For Many Year* HAS PURCHASED The Sanford Electric Co. APPLIAN CE SERVICE DEPT. , . . and will continue to render the san e quality repair service from hi* new location — IN ASSOCIATION WITH D IC K 'S APPLIANCE SERVICE II* SANFORD AVE. P A better life for your family . . begin by choosing a aporkling new home in Ravenna Park or a beautiful homuite in ldyliwilde, whore you enn build the home for a l>etter life in 19B8, KITCHENS SHOP HERR If; m ■m • D ^ ■ **1 r4 ... » Lumbar Number" FA 2 5581 ( JUNIOR MISS for the March of Dime* will be one oi these eight candl* datee who have qualified for the content. Votes for the girls will coat a dime each, and Jan a n now on display at Melody Skate Rink. Tha girl with the moat votes will be acclaimed the winner at the Rink, Monday at the Skate For Dimes evert, echeduled from IS noon to 18 midnight, at a charge of one dime each half hour. From left to right a n Jackie Ivey, Jeannie Klinefelter, Judy Hannan, Patay Owena, Cathy Berkey, Linda Vaughn, Adrianna Wietama and Janice Rohn. (Herald Photo) for SUDDEN SERVICE S h o e n u d u ih CONSTRUCTION CO Custom Building Our Specialty Lumber ft Hardware Co. 221 W. Srd St. Sanford, Fla. GENERAL OFFICE 211 W. 23th ST. T \ 2-3103 8TENSTROM REALTY SALE AGENTS SALES OF* ICE F a 2-7498 �Former County Clerk 0. P. Herndon Dies See Bulletin e i o c^ By LARRY VERSIIBL The wonJ ia that NAS com* wander Bob W an will tell the 1 City CommUaion tonight that It'a imperative that tha pipe­ line be utilized here to con­ tinue the permanent etatua of the air atation. • • • Hey, did you know the Art Aaaoclation haa approached the city about leaving the old library when that facility la moved downtown. By the way, the Public Wel­ fare Department wanta to uae gome of tha parking area around tha library. * • a Haa anyone checked out the aafety factor of the pipeline from the lakrfront to NAS. Only askin’. . . . It goes hy our V friend Jim Crappa' and Karl Higginbotham’* house . , . not to mention Jim Spencer's . , . wouldn’t want nnything to happen nut there. » • • (ire, w» were rigid alniut the County Commission meeting Friday night. . . . However, the general tell* ua there was no discussion about pay raises. • • • State Okay Sought E l r ? For Control Group An overall county-wide wa­ ter control program was taken under study by the County Commission In a closed meet­ ing Friday evening, it was learned today. Gen. J. (’, Hutchison, Com­ mission chairman, said today tho county ia considering a water management program for conservation mid drainage, which would Indirectly effect the county water supply. General Hutchison staled that County Attorney Harold ★ ★ ★ • We checked with Jim Avery about the pay raise hut Jim aaya lie doesn't recall that item being brought up. • • • County taxes ruining in alow. Alinut $2 million collect­ ed thus fur. . . . Tux roll esti­ mated at $2,700,000. I s e e Tax Collector John Calloway also tells us that people are just not coming In to get their new license plntes and are .walling (as ususl) for the last minute. . . . John says an ex­ tra force haa been hired but the girls are standing around doing nothing. s County-Wide Water Study Seen • Chase and Co. wholesale building materials department opened a branch warehouse In Orlando last Saturday. • • * Because of his activity and prominenca in the chiropractic circles In the state. It isn't any aurprise lu learn that Dr. A. W. Woodall has been elected treasurer of the Orange Coun­ ty Chiropractic Society, , , , Right on the money, that's our Bud. • • a Remember when AnnLovell, who lived un Celery Avenue at Brisson Avenue, (and whose family atill docs) waa "sawing a scratch fiddle" aa aha waa learning to play that Instru­ ment called a violin. Later, her talent blossomed and Alphonse Carlo at Rollins tutored her. . , . Now Ann Is playing in the Florida Symphony Orchestra —and not on violin but on viola. . . . And this Isn't the first high raliber orchestra that haaincluded Sanford's Ann on Its roster. • • a And speaking or capable Kunfurdltes, you already know that Dick HolLxclaw Is to sing in the O p e r a G a l a ' s L a Boheme in O r l a n d o next month. • • • Sen. Beth Johnson as she spoke to the Jayree banqueteers Saturday night said that re-apportionment of our state legislature can’t be properly dona Just hy adding mure sen­ ators and representatives. . . . That la right down the alley «f thinking of our own Mack Cleveland and Joe Davis. . . . Hut watch what cornea out of the special session—11 any­ thing does—It will be an in­ crease in tha personnel of our legislature. , . , Not because serious thinkers Uka the three named in this paragraph Iteliva it to be tha aolulion, but because the “power blocs" won't give way and soma com­ promise plan will ■ me out of tha hopper on I or no* thing" footing. Just for the record tha vole by the Board of Aldermen for a water rata raise In Cassel­ berry waa Art Lego, Cliff Ov­ erman and Georgs Howard, for and L. E. W o o d h g u t , against. Board Chairman Bud Lium also voiced his vota In the record as being against tha raise. • • • There's a move on to build ( f first class post office in M. ims .jtfi'W n , “"* f- (| H A R O L D JO H N S O N Green Cove NAS State Bound? TALLAHASSEE (LTD — It was disclosed today that the state is negotiating to aei|uire the deactivated Green Cove Spring* naval base. James Kyncs, chief assistant to the governor, confirmed that negotiations had been un­ derway for some time w ilh the General services administra­ tion to buy the old base. But Kynes said so far, there Is nothing to report. I John-on had been directed by the Commission to draft propostal enabling legislation es­ tablishing a county-wide plan for approval by the State Leg­ islature in April. Half Special Session, Stop Pay, Court Asked TALLAHASSEE (LTD - A group of big city mayors asked a federal court in Tallaliusscc today to halt a pending special session of the Legislature on rcapporlmnmenl and cut off the pay of the lawmakers. The five majors, through Tampa Attorney W i l l i a m Recce Smith Jr., filed a suit for declaratory degree be­ fore Federal District Judge liairold Carswell. Carswell did not immediate­ ly Indicate what action, If any, he will lake. The suit was filed by the m ajors conference on fair ap­ portionment as legislators flocked back lu Tallahassee for convening of the third special session on rcapportionmrnt in five months. The ses­ sion opens at II a in. Toe-day by call *( the governor. It was filed one day after Miami Attorney I'cier II. Sobel said he would ask a threejudge federal court in Miami lo lay down guidelines fur the Legislature to follow In de­ termining a proper solution to reapportinnmeiit. The suit fill’d in Tallahassee asked (he federal court to de­ clare the present Legislature as Illegal and without author­ ity to art, tu cut off (he pay of the Legislators and lo enter a judgment apportioning the Legislature to assure equal representation for all the peo­ ple. Johnson said he wilt make n study of present conservation and drainage law* and regula­ tions for Seminole County and will prepare the legislation for submission to the Legisla­ ture. On approval by the state body Johnson explained, the county would then make a comprehensive study of water control needs for the entire county ruthrr than smaller drainage districts. From this study it would be determined Imw much of a wa­ ter management program is needed and the voters would be asked to approve financing in a special referendum. Johnson nl-o pointed out that Orange County probably would he asked to join in the study since Orlando is having water problems and "Orange County druinuge runs 'down bill' through Seminole Coun­ ty." OlUllge diailiuge comes through three waterways in .Seminole C o u n t y , namely Howell Creek, Little Kronlockliatcliee Creek and Little Weklva River. General Hutchison added the County Commission in Its se­ cret meeting Friday evening did not discuss proposed pay increases for commissioner* from $2,400 to $fi,U00 annually. The Commission, in it* reg­ ular session Tuesday n * lilnp General Hutchison eaid, will refer to the tux assessor a re­ quest for re-evaluation of citrus groves for (recto dam­ age. A letter of approval will be read from the State Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission for establishment of a bird sanctuary in Last Seminole County. Discussion also will be held on opening of LIUIo Wekiva Road tu connect with the Longwood-Mnrklinm Road and Highway 434 at Sanlando Spring*. ^ c t u f u r i i l i r n t t f t WEATHER: flour nml cold through Tuesday, llbrli today, 58-152. Low tonight, 33-10. Y O U 68 U n tie d Dross" L oused W ire K stntdU hed 1008 DION., JA N U A R Y 28, lfRlII SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A Bulletin O, I*. Herndon, 71. lonetime clerk of the Seminole County Circuit Court, was found dead lale this morn­ ing it his home, tsnn Sanford Avenue. Discovery was made by a son, George Herndon, Or­ lando. Ills death was caus­ ed h) a heart attack. Ilerndon was Circuit Court clerk from I93A until his resignation and retirement on Nov. 8, I9.W. In a triegrain to then Gov. I^Roy Collins, Mr. Herndon re­ signed "because of falling health and a heart all. ment." Gov. Collin* named David Gatrhrl lo succeed Mr. Herndon. Arthur Beckwith, prrsent clerk, was circled In two. Brisson Funeral Home said at press time funeral arrangements are being held in abeyance pending arrival of several children from thioughout the stale. Joe Baker tuuvA. . . All Quiet At B R I E ? , 5 Clemson Wailing Atre Limit For Gantt WASHINGTON (LTD — Sen. William Froxiuire, DCLEM SUN'. 8. C, (LTD Wis., proposed lodsy that all More than too state police stales require students to at­ nfflcrra guarded t li e ap tend school until Uicir !7llt proarhc* to Clomson College birthday. today lo m ale doubly certain that the historic admission NEW YORK (L I’I —A dou­ of Negro Harvey Gantt is ble rxploslun .Sunday night carried nut peacefully and slia tiered some 40 wiliduw* with guild grace. The quiet utmoiphcre on and tore loose paving stones in (he Washington Market area the rampii* today Indicated there was small likelihood of downtown Manhattan. that anything would go wrong—bid off) rials kept a HALIFAX, N. S. (UPI - getaway plane standing Just Eight persons, ineluding three In case. Official* were reluct­ children, aboard a plane miss­ ant lo discus* Hie plane, bill ing fur two weeks n rsr Ihr it presumably would be used Arctic Cirrle have been found lo gel Gant I out of the area safe, officials reported Sunday should trouble break out. Double Blast Tom Price ★ ★ Jack Wilber ★ ★ ★ ★ "Dir linguishcd S e r v i c e • Award" of the SanfordSeminole County J u n i o r Chamber of Commerce was presented lo Joe (laker a! an award* banquet Saturday evening at the Civic Center. Tom Price, project chair­ man, in prc*vntlng the DSA, cited llakt-r for his "out­ standing service to tlic com­ munity nnd participation in rivic affairs." linker 1* a city oominl'slonrr, former mo)oi, president of tlie Farm Rureau and a dairyman. Former Senator Dougin* Stenstrom waa presented wills llio Jaycees* "Good Govern­ ment Award" for his "out- Found Safe Record Sules Border Guards Flee E. Berlin DETROIT (IT D — General Motor* Corp. announced today rrcurd 1%2 sales of $146 bil­ lion and earning* of $1,459 bil­ lion. II was the most money RERUN ( LTD —Two East ever made by an Ameriean German border guard* in uni manufacturing firm. form and rarrying their wea­ pon* fled to West Rerlin across the snow - blanketed death TOKYO (IJPI) — Japan* strip today, West llerlio police punctuality-proud rail way men irput ted. bowed deep in embarrassed The Cnmmuiliat* send their apology today—the crack ex­ border guards to duly in pairs press from Niigata was l(M so each can keep all eye oil tho hours and 21 minute* lale be­ other. Ili-urv one guard lately cause ul snuw blocked truck*. (i u*is liis companion enough to admit lie wants to fire. The two who reai-hed Wes I TEHRAN, Iran «UFI) - llerlio today apparently had Final return* in a nationwide agreed to flee together. They referendum loduy showed Ihe made their way moss the wide people of Iran voted more Ilian strip which the Communist* l.ooo lo I in favor of their bud rleaied lo give gunrda M Shah'* sweeping reform pro­ field of fire at refugees, and gram designed to give land to then crawled through bnrlied miillmis of impoverished serf*. wire into u northern district of Weal Berlin. Embarrassed! ★ ★ ★ + ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Snow Slams Into New York II) United I'm -. Intrrnalinnal A hauvy snuw storm swung through New York statu to­ day, leaving up to 70 inches of snow in its track* and leaving emergency condition*. Elsewhere, much of tha na­ tion was un icebox. It s s i lielcw freezing from Atlanta, Ga., to Dallas, Tex. Chicago's Midway Airport registered 12 below to break the 1885 low for this date. Mo­ line, 111., had 23 below, the coldest since 1U.'!3. High wind* whipped and churned the heavy snowfall Into near Impassable highway renditions north of Utica, N. Y., as the storm spun south of Wale) town into Rome and Now York's Mohawk Valley. Roads were h a s a r d o u * throughout w estern N « w York. Rochester police »Ct lip a special parking lot for scores of stalled car* width hud to bo towed from the stiret*. In Wateitown, N. Y., almost all Vehicles flew red flag* at the top of aerial* so they could be spoiled over miow banks at intersections. Major foul outlets' stocks ran low In Watertown, and blizzard conditions hampued shipping of milk, eggs and other staple from Syracuse, P) miles to the south. I‘low * had a problem In dis* pu.ing of the latest snow. They built up 8 to 12-foot pile* in Watertown, where 70 inches of snow was on the ground. Buffalo, N. Y., had 2'! inches on the grouoj and Rochester 13 inches. Michael McCabe, it, Ham­ burg, N. Y., was hospitalized in good condition after a snow tunnel lie dug collapsed on him. A neighbor saw his fret in the snow. A roof over the luike On­ tario Marina at Henderson llarlmr rollapsed under the weight of three to four feet of snuw. Twenty boats were destroyed. Three to siz inches of snow full In New Jersey and four person* died Sunday from •hoveling anew. Fart of a four-inch snowfall thawed In New York City Sunday, but l,2oO Sanitation Department worker* manned under* and •alt spreaders in the elty’e second day of round-tha-cluck operation. Confidence Vote Keeps Secret JACKSON. Mis*. IUPD Negro Janie* Meredith attended a meeting of the Nafional Association for the Advance nieiil of Colored People here Sunday nigh, but refused lo disclose whether hr planned lo rclurn to Ihe University of Mississippi. More Negotiations Boy Kills Nagging Mom LAKELAND (UPI) A 18-) ear-old high school boy beat hi* mother to death with a hammer early today and set fire to her body, burning the house down, police said, Polire said the boy admit­ ted attacking hla mother, Mrs. Betty Sheffield of Lake­ land, with the hammer a t she aat watching television be­ tween midnight and 1 a. m. Ha aaid ha did It because, "I got fed up with her nag­ NEW YORK (UPI)—Attor­ ney James H. Donovan laid Sunday lie will be visiting Cuba again in the future in connection with negutiatkmi for the release of » American prisoners. Donovan act no date for his return, but said he did not expect it to be this week. ging." Doug: Stenstrom ★ ★ ★ • ees Honor Stenstrom v* — ■ lA jt- -ilkA f* » w s- night. COOL (’AT ON A HOT RADIATOR — Pima tnkrn (xiaitlnn on n nuliutnr a fte r coming into the houao from the 12 below zero w eather in Ottawa, Canada. Mrs. Orlick KIIIh opened the door and Puss made a mad dash for the hot seat, where lie thawed out. N oT mT standing participation in gov* eminent affairs" by Jack Wilber, project chairman. Other Jaycce awards were presented lo: Itoliert Hathaway, Alla* mettle Springs, as the "out­ standing young farm er." Mr*. Mary Joyce Roberts, Lake Mary school first grado teacher, a* the "teacher of ttie year." Richard Doan, aviation ma­ chine mate, second clast, aa tlie "sailor of the year." Sicn-troin introduced Sen. Rrih Johnson, Orlando, who disrussed "tire role of Dm young man in government and politics." Mediators Set FEC 'Talks' Taking "Vigilantes" of MATRON 7 from Sanford Naval Air Sta­ were scheduled lo talm off tion at 2 p. in tills afternoon to Join with Hie LSS Enter prise off Norfolk, Vo. Members of Heavy Attack Squadron 7 (MATRON 7), commanded by (Mr. Leroy A. Heath, will deploy with Ihe nuclear - powered Enterprise MIAMI (U PI)—Gov. Farris on Fell, it for a seven-month Bryant says lie has prepared cruise in Hie Mediterranean a program for the HMD Legis­ Sea. MATRON 7 was Hie (irM lature that it designed lo squad loll to be equipped w.lli meet Florida’s growing d -I the \.»A "Vigilantes," a -upmaud* for outdoor rrrrcalional er sonic attack bomber I he squadron hud it* first .Medi­ facilities. Bryant told a meeting of the terranean assignment last Florida Academy of Sciences tali when the Enterprise here Saturday that sludirs made it* first cruise in tiiose shown! demands for outdoor waters. recreational facilities will dou­ ble by 1070, lie said the program would cost about Slot) million, but quickly addrd he was "confi­ dent the program can be ac­ Tlie Sanford Male Chorus complished with little or no monetary requirements from will appear in annual concert at 8 p.m. tonight at the Civic the general revenue fund." Center. Robert Carnie will be the director. The program will Include a School ISooHt WASHINGTON (UPD - variety of spirituals, folk president Kennedy’s educa­ sung*, Broadway melodic* and tion message lo Congress contemporary numbers. Soloists will be Dick Aiken, Tuesday la expected to call for school aid coning more Ivan Walker and Sid Vihlen. than Id billion over (lie next Mrs. Robert Smith will bo the accompanist. Uu**^ lu five years. Bryant Plans Recreation Aid Annual Concert Slated Tonight ST AUGUSTINE (UPD New "exploratory" meetings between stale and federal mediator* mid management and labor m an effort tu sols* the -iv-dav old wage divnult strike agaln-t the Florida Kan Cua«t Railway were scheduled l.cre i .» .nUTiioim. * * M . AUGUSTINE (UPI) —Gov, Farris Bryant's of­ fice said today Ihe governor will lake a band In at* tempt* lo srllie tlie six-day old strike against the Flor­ ida East l'oa*t railway. * • • James llolaren ul Hie Fed­ eral Mediation Board, and Itirhard W. Youngman of Tallahasaee, director of the Slats Mediation and Cnncllialiun Service, planned to (add sep­ arate discussions with com­ pany and union leaders, pro­ bably in tlie St. Johns County Courthouse here. Herald Index B r i d g e ____Page K Classified —*...— Page 0 Comics I’ageH Dear Abby ----Page 8 Editorial ------ Page 4 Entertainment Page it Legal* Page 8 * 1 ) Puasle ........... ....... Page 8 Society ----------- Pare (1 Sp u rt* — Page 7 �Strike W rap-Up Longshoremen Return To W ork 11/ toiled frc » i International Atlantic and (iulf t o u t stevedores and Lockheed m»el/niits were on the job today after settlement of two major disputes in the nation's wont outbreak of labor unrests in months. Court orders kept Boeing machinists and Monun Bail* road trainmen at work. The mayors of New York and Cleveland scheduled talks to attempt settlement or the long newspaper strikes In their cities. The Philadelphia transit strike, lielleved near settle­ ment, reached another im­ passe LONGSHURKMKN: Dock workers In the South Atlantic region, the last to end their walkout in Die lengthy longshoremen dispute, signed a new* contract Sunday. It call­ ed for a 39-ccnl pay Increase similar to raises obtained by other dock workers who had struck from Milne to Texss. A controverilsl Issue Involv­ ing the size of work gangs—the shipping firms have sought to reduce thorn because of auto­ mation—wai to be studied by the Intcrnstions] Longshore­ m en's Association (ILA) and tho shipping interests with the Labor Department aa a mediator. The strike, which came aft­ e r an SO-day Taft-Hartley cooling-off period expired, be­ gan Dec. 23. More than 100,000 longshoremen and maritime workers were Idled. Its cost was placed at nearly $9ou mil­ lion. In New York, 12,660 long­ shoremen were called In Sun­ day on duubletlnic pay rates to work 01 ships at 05 piers. In Houston, several hundred long­ shoremen worked Sunday load­ ing and unloading 3<J whips, some of which had been tied up since the start of the strike. MACHINISTS: The International Associa­ tion or Machinists (JAM) ac­ cepted a proposal of a 23.3-cenl hourly blanket pay raise over a three-year period from the Lockheed Aircraft Corp. — 20 days before an BOday coolingoff period was scheduled to run out. The agreement quieted a strike threat by some 55,000 workers at Lockhced-Callfornla Co., and the firm's Mis ■Ilea and Space Division at In­ stallations from Cape Canav­ eral to Honolulu. Lockheed rejected 1AM de­ mands for a union shop nr an agency altop clause, the con­ tract did not include provis­ ions for compulsory union membership nr mandatory payment of union dues. IAM workers continued on the Job at Boeing facilities across the nallon. Federal Judge William J. Llndberg is­ sued the 10-day restraining order Friday after instructions from President Kennedy, and • hearing was set for this Friday. Some 40,000 production and maintenance workers are In the bargaining unit involved in Ihe dispute between the IAM and Boeing, maker of Minnieman missiles and KC135 Jet tankers, NEWSPAPERS: With Mayor Hobert Wagner personally taking a hand, representatives of New York publishers ami striking print­ ers met into Hie early hours today. Publiahera have proposed a f 10 weekly package Increase, while the union wants a $34.23 package over a two-year con­ tract period. Thu disputed Hems also include use of auto­ matic typeietting equipment, selling of unused m iterial and contract expiration dates. The 52-day-old strike has idled 20,000 employes at a cost of more than $41 million. Others have estimated the loss to the clty'i economy at t3 million dally—or more than tl30 million. Mayor Ralph Locher was to meet today with representa­ tives of 11 unions and the Cleveland Press and Cleveland Plain Dealer in an effort to end their itrike, which has been going on since Thanks­ giving. The key Issue was union se­ curity for the American News­ paper Guild, Locher has been meeting for the past few weeks with representative* of the publish­ ers and ihe striking Guild and Agency (CIA) from Miami and (he If. s. naval basa a t Guantanamo Bay. The CIA in Washington de­ clined to comment on the re­ port, and the Department of Defensa said it knew uf no CIA opcralluna from Guan­ tanamo. A larga number of persona were arrested and a earhe of weapons and explosives buried near (he navul base was con­ fiscated, the government said. Those arrested apparently were all Cubans except for four Jamslrans. The communique said four “main links” with the CIA were among those captured. It gave the names of 12 per­ sona arrested, including two women. In addition It said the government seized n list with the names of 3(t other persona involvrd tn tha plots. The total number of arrests was not specified. The government release said two of the prisoners vvuro tn on the "frustrated attempt to kill Haul Castro," armed furces minister and brother cf Premier Fidel Castro. I t did not moke clear whether the assassination actually h a d been attempted or was caught in the planning stage. In te lljg e n r* Mr. E. Compton Dies At Home Mr. K. Compton, 8fl, died suddenly Sunday afternoon at bis home, 221 W. lPUi St. In Sanford where he had lived for the past 23 years. A native of Sweden, he cam e to America when hr was 12 years of age. He was • member of the First Pres­ byterian Church of Sanford. Retired from Ihe lumber business, J«- bsd owned the Security Lumber Co. on W. Sixth St. Survivors are his wire, t i n . Lillian C om ply of Sanford; (wo daughters, Mrs. If. W. Chrcalenaen of Wausau, Wis. and Misi Helen Compton of Orlando and lluec grand­ children. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p. m. Wed­ nesday at IlrisMin Funeral Homu with llcv, Thomas Mbkin officiallng. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery. Vegetable Market In New York Friday, cab­ bage was slightly stronger s t f3.G0-f4.0O per crate of niunll and fair eumllliun stork. Medium to Isrge carrots, in rratea of 43-1 lb. film bags, ►■•LI for f3.7G-$l.<Hi. Celery was slightly stronger, ranging in price from f3.2G-43.7G ac­ cording to size, with 2 'i to 3 dozen size mostly $3.M).f3.7G. Kndlvo brought $'J.ral-f2.7G per crate, with a few $3.00 sales, and rscarole was fl.TG$2.2G, few fZ.MI, mostly *2.00I2.ZIS. Fair quality Big Boston lettuce sold fur f2.00 per crate and Boinuine l e t t u c e was slightly higher at fLfit)-f2.26, mostly f2.no per erule nf fair quality. Crate* of b dozen bunches of curly parsley sold fur f2.GU-f3.lk) and plain pars­ ley was (3.GII. ItadisliL's were 7G cents to $1.2G, mostly ft.00 per basket of 3ll-tl oz. film bags. Watercress ranged from 12 to IS cents per bunch, most­ ly lb cents. In Central Florida Thurs­ day, falling temperature# and cold weather predictions cur­ tailed trading s h a r p l y as growara and ahippera eonesntinting on protecting as much K t Lbs crops as Lucy could. Force Tbc strike began at midnight Saturday and more than l.uou employes were affected. The issue was the firing of several men In April, 11*62, for refuaing to ride in privately owned vehicle* on public mads In the course of their duties. The line runs between Chicago and Louisville, Ky. Eleven non-operating unions c o n t i n u e d their walkout ■gainst ihe Florida E a s t Coast Railway, which aerves. among other points. Cape Ca­ naveral and Florida resort cities. The union is asking a 10 28* cent wage increase. The rail­ way says it was hurt by tlie Cuban crisis and cannot alfnrd Ihe increase. 1 i M IK E ’S SPAGHETTI I EXTRA I 1 = i TOP V A LU E STAMPS ■ = m With Parch*** mi Any PalwwW Farm* 5*1*4 U J/D ► HillllilllllllllilllllllllllllllrH 1 Quantity Right* Reserved — Prfcei Good tKni January 30tk ■ INN-OIIII tTOPRO. m e . — OOFTII9 H T ----I 9M F U L L C U T ROUND Steaks Steaks FRYERS Steaks Roast » 49' Sausage...... u 59/ Beef 5 “• Steaks...... 10 «* T. SU N N YLA N D Georgia or SIRLO IN Florida Grade " A " Whole T-BO N E LB . CHUCK LCDIt. John N Spurts, USN, • Bombardier/ Navigator, w u prmnbt-' eel to that rank recwitiy at the Naval Air Sta­ tion Sanford. Rpartz la attached to Heavy At­ t a c k Squadron One (VAH-1) the "Tiger" Hquudron, w h e r e he aervea aa the Bombadler/Navigalor Train­ ing Officer. LIMIT 3 PLEASE Talmadge Farm* F m h , Mild Country Smoked or F m Ji FRESH, EX T R A LEA N GROUND 25 F R I I Stamps with Chopped, Shaped, Cubed PKG. 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With DINNER 1IIIIIIIIIII1IIIII1IIIIIIIIII1 No Other Beef Could Be So Cuba Reports Spy Breakup HAVANA (UPI) — The Cnntro government clnimed Sunday It hud broken up two American npy rings plotting to kill Haul Castro ami foment internal uprisings as distraction for a nmssive invasion. A government communique charged the espion­ age networks were operated by tho U. S. Central the Teamsters. But the cuntract of the last of the 1) uniona expirea this week, and not a single new agreement has been signed. RAILROADS: Tlie 200 striking members of thu Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen returned to work at the Monon Railroad under court order. In MORTON APPLE PIES Family Size �(Thr fruufnrf) lirra lh Mori. J a n . US. Ik5— P ag e 3 FOOD FAIR SHOPPING CENTER Common Market ' Talks Disrupted 25th & Park BRUSSELS (L T D —The Common M arket Coun­ cil of MinUtcr* Ruthem l today to decide w hether to Break off ni'(foliations with Britain — a move th at would have a m ajor impact on economic relationships in the W estern world. „ A series of, top-level m eetings among officials of A tlie countries involved w n Europe. fliilain, supported by the United States, is trying Ic join the six-nation market on terms that will protect its agricultural interests a n d trade relations with its Com­ monwealth part tins. Three uf the Common Maiket nations — Belgium, The Netherlands and Luxembourg —made it clear they believe Britain should join and that obstacles can be overcome. They even were talking about blocking associate mem­ bership for former French African colonies, duty-free Al­ gerian imports and agricul­ tural compiomiscs Fra. vc wants unless lie (iaulle ngi-v* to Britain's entry, tiermany utid Italy, the two other members, were trying to fi" '| 0 *•'"'Promise, ,e ^ r*1,!,k ,n u,,r"ar' "tine of the clnit.irnl diplo­ matic (tuulile-cruaat-ft if Liltcentury, nuhl the Sunday Telegraph about lie liaulle’s opposition. under way tlil« morning in an effort to find Ming way tc keep the til Its guing. A French rouue r-nid, how.e 'e r, there hud lieen "no change" so fur in the French demand that the talks be ad­ journed. * French President Charles de iiaulle said Jan. 14 that Britain is nut ready to accept tlie Common Market’s mem­ bership conditions and really jm i ready to lake part in *• Teachers Pay »s Here Below Area Normal Z The nation’s public school teachers this year will earn an average annual salary o( $5,735, or $220 inure than lust Ichool year. Z ’Mir figure* are estimates compiled from all .V) slates and the District of Columbia The Sunday Times urged by the itescarch Division of the National Education Asso­ British negotiator D o n a l d ciation. The figures, issued an­ Heath to “stand fil in’’ und not nually by the NEA, show e s­ give in to the French. The Daily lletald accused timates only for publir ele­ mentary and s e c o n d a r y De (iaulle of taking a "mad gamble’’ that would destroy schools. - Although the estimated aver­ the Common Murkel if it suc­ age salary hike represents a ceeded. ■‘Britain must be excluded <% four percent increase over the average salary of $3,515 paid in the French view because to jn the 1961-62 school year, it : have her it would mean a is (tie smallest pay hike in the I common market linked with last eight years. America ami turned outwards In Seminole County the >ui to the world," the Herald ary of teachers averaged ap * said. proximatcly St,500, with 210 Heath, Britain's lord privy of tlie county’s 520 teachers seal, said on Ids arrival here in the category of beginning Sunday night, that the ne­ teachers at an annual salary gotiation* “ most continue.'1 of 54.050. “ What is important Is that „ The highest paid teacher the future of Europe will inIn the county, personnel di­ decided,*' be said. "It must rector Stewart Gatchcl re ­ lie a stable ami strong Europe vealed. is one with 14 years and we want to help in it* experience and a master’s construction, degree who draws W,its) a year. Although atate-wise Seminole County puts the secund high­ est percentage of its income Into teacher’s salaries, the -county salary still is below Ural paid by the surrounding counties, by as much as $1,000 a year. - Seminole County keep* Its •transportation und mainten­ ance cost* among the lowest in the state in ordrr to put juure money into salaries to je t good teachers, hut Sem­ inole. Brevard and Charlotte counties have been the three fastest growing counties pop tilalinn-wi»e for a number of years, Gatehel pointed out. Open 0 iil !l Molt. * Thlirs. - I’ri. !l Iil Ii Tiit-s. • Wrtl, - Sal. RKTIRINB ROBERT DEANE, vice president mu! cashier a t the Sanfortl Atlantic Bank fin- many years is honored at a testim onial dinner held for him at tlie M ayfair Inn. Thursday. Mere Cleorge Orlagus, (left) first vice president of the Atlantic National Bank in Jacksonville, joins local bank men a t the presentation. Second front left is Deane, then Roy W right, head of the bookeeping departm ent. Howard Hodges, bank president and Roy Mann, executive vice president. They were joined by all the employes of the bank. (Herald Photo) More than 75 Future Farm ­ ers. their teachers ami some of their parents from the two lo­ cal chapters, Seminole High and Sai.imd Junior High will join approximately 5,two other Future Farmers at the Flor­ ida State Fair, Feb. 9, Future Farmer Day. Many Future F a r in m throughout the State will have their Dairy Cattle iri the barn to start showing at l< a . hi . Feb. 5. This year, a great in­ crease ha> been made in (plantBy and ipiality of the member*' callic. Many of them "ill be showing again in Ihe open show during the week. Fell, R. Hie Stall- FFA tlifi errs will attend a luneluon as guests of E. W, Johnson, pres­ ident. and Boh Morris, agri Clilliir.il representative of |lie First National Bank o( Tam­ pa; at until a, 111. Hie Stale Officers will Iiuid their annual meeting at the First National Bank, ami attend Ihe annual Fat Caltle Sale tli.it .Hlcriioon That evening they will he gucsis of J. E. Harman, gen­ eral manager uf Ihe Florida ltct.nl Federation lor dinner ai Hie I.as Novedadex Itvslaurant. FFA Poultry Judging will lie held between 6 and 9 p ill. Fell H for the Future Farmers in the Poultry Building at the Florida State Fail'. FFA Day. Fell. y, will see approximately 5,ooo Future Farmers in attendance at tlie State Fair (or a special pro­ gram in the (irand stand, Judging of Dairy and Live­ stock (Beef Cattle and Swine), for which tin- lop award will la- trips to Waterloo, Iowa, and Kansas City, Mo During Hie program m the grandstand, the Florida Ford Traitor Co will present a new- Ford trai­ tor to the outstanding chapter in each ot the six FFA Dis­ tricts. The Junior High I liaptcr im» a Black Angus iieilcr entered in the Fair, which they won at last year's compel‘lion Ho’) will bring tin- purebred heifer bark with them when they return from tlie judging Both local chapters will en­ ter judging team* again this i ear, said Bill West, Seminole High Vo-Ag teacher. "Last year, our chapter's judging team won tumor* in Ihe dairy cattle Judging show, and we hope we can do ns well again this yrar," said West, I>on Farrens is Vocational Agriculture teacher at Sanford Junior High Scliuol. W WITH BLADDER IRRITATION Stl-f ll.cnumon Ki4n*r ot DUSdrr Irnutmin tlrrtt isles ss mans samrn u m.u and m*r milt ran latkiasnd lisnan f-nm too frrqii«ut, buinini at Itctiins m Inal tan bo-u.Is r snd no lo Hocundaillr )->n tin, lain i.ttu and miter Irani Ilf schat. lorlift.f jjij r-fI aid. It-.S Ilf. rrriori tn siirh irritation. CVSTKX nmsllr blind fast, relating comtoil hr ruibux oilislms grtmt In ttron*. and nrit-.a and br analaaale bain raiiat <M CYSir.l at druacola. m i haitar faat. LOAN than you think I IssjL X.I. *nd »iiw l oyhnrl'-r l.-r l*.k*y* -A T ir c ^ t o n c 3 DAYS Seel les Paul and Mary Ford — Columbia Recording Star* — known _ _ __ Ihe world over for their multiple Drt**n voice and guitar recordings! Hear them sing "How High The Moon" — “ Voya Con Dios" — ond others. Februory II thru 161 LOANS UP TO WOO — G .A .C .— F IN A N C E / C O U P O U A T I O N SANTORO- HI e. Tml St .. .FMrtat 2-3743 -OMANOO 421 % Ormat Me, Wr6aa 4-3S0S 401 e. Cat** m l cvm . m i « I’ ljr.CoijfllsI Dr . v - J « 5 7541 SE E TH E F A IR O F T E N I SEE Built-ia telescoping antenna monop ole A utom atic W asher o ffer ONLY G E N E R A L Wh ELECTRI C i’i I'I J Spray HiitM* Dump Dry Spin Safely I .id Brake • ICxtra L arg o I'u m p ‘147 tii. kids’ piggy Ixak, *>.lch your slisrif* Bring m Its. pwnin usd o .’ll m.k. g-«d our (*s/i id il» tergam But don't d«Uy. . . thw otim m*lt Wvd. night. T ir t t f O N t W \ 5110 NEW TREADS t m j u M iuJXO HU I001U m m tow saw m u Com plete S o l of Tubeless W hitew alls Omr Srw Twui*. G E N E R A L S ELECTRIC STEREO CO N SO LE b§ Mnbittion amd *hop mark, ore O U A RA N TIID |. AffAUiel riatmU St taurtitMa•iaao Matt ntmtab 0 ItQ Mo tJ ISeO-l, t AfiaM vwntol mmi laiiwlx 'nni'ti r*f*<naAJm|ai*rw-l*em ••■r1'* AilampJ Mlaomrkt |M»«ikfW mi IMP (car II nmiilaL ILriuin mJN’t* «nlhuM< rt»r(g. ttfilsrnrifnla pHuatnl mi dwl ml tasmil am U prvw • I Sprvd l liangr-r for 7-lU A. 12" llvcurtl. e Dual Chsirnrl \n i|ili(irr e lirn u inr Ilnrdn'NMl I'nlririrt • J u s t say "C h a rg e il" . . . buy on e a sy term s e Diumitiid htjlu* in Crritmlc Carlridge ‘127 FUN I INl It IT A L U Grondifoncf Soolt on £o/e Now! Gasparilla Pirate Invasion and Parade February U , 1963 • • • 77 Alwdubily ■ butt, firlf odni U> l ihctvsh )t*u ( u r M , Stale and County dtsploys — Dairy and Beef Shows and Sales! THREE gala parades! The Gasparilta Pirate Invasion! Royal American Show* midway! Women'* Exhibit*1 SEE Quarter Horse Show — new ll><* year! Big Car Auto Races! The Great Bruno perform sensotional feat* on wire and pole1 PIUS spectacular Hurricane Hell Driv ert in more than TWENTY crushing, crunching Aulo Thrill octil A NEW show each week! February S thru I A1 Ivory textured cabinet with satin gold finish tube mask MONDAY • TUKSDAY - WBDNBSDAY Seel Seel Top-mounted controls for cosy eta insjvnt. irnn. k uvl o o N ’T N U li THIS U N U S U A l See! Wh t n you b o rro w Irom Q .A .C .f th o ontirs trnnsocllon I t geared to your pock* •t book. Amounts nrtd d a te s of pny m o n tt a r t arranged to suit you. 1 Full power fronaformcr chossit with automatic gain control •<I|um front wh«-l hr»i»i|« 4 . Add hr.k* IIuhI U n t i m u i 5. Adjutt t-r*S*» In nu>n-i(nrtiir*f’• gj«cifW.lrnni and n * d Iwl t S nl.lv clwck v-vu c .r from lmniixif-o>T«uii(M he yovir riming Mlely . Oirrk (iru t Corl Smith — "Mr Romancr ' o! Country music and recording fame! tCt*ly Wells — "Q uern o' America’* Folk Singer*"! Grand Ole Us Peel xlSteer tZ 7 OP'T liar* — Johnny ond Jack — plus the Ten-ieitee Mountain Boys! February 5 thru 101 Big 19" Daylight BIjo pictaro $ 1 3 7 7? v -i' rof’-i b a U - A J A 1- t. f W HERE’S WHAT WE DO; r '.-'■fTHIS SIRVICEl ..:a is .. • tvf drum* traction with it* N .w look! SM the Juried Art* & Craft* Exhibition the I7lh annual Florida Electrical l*po > tilion. International Orchid Show and American Hibiscus Show, and the Florida International Center . . , in new settings! Costs Less M N H Y . wfth " W ii m in t m a rk a s show n, . InsCM.-t hisVr lining FEB. 5 - 1 6 T A M P A Seel Florida'* Greatest Annuo! At­ For O N L Y LOOK WHAT A PENNY WILL BUY FLORIDA X and Gasparilla Pirate Invasion A well-planned - omen P ast 21 - W»U BUY A U / ---------------------- Lr Imagine... 19 Inch GE TV Future Farmers Set For Fair U tO R E T O SEE IN ’ 6 ^ / BUY NOW! 111 K. F irst Street Sanford FA 2-0211 “ 1 * 1 D O W N W t E K EASY C R E D IT .T E R M S - 77 UP TO 36 M O N T H S TO PAY CSC" ~ �Illusion Of Change These are the days when the Con­ gress Is referred to as “new.” The 88th Is barely getting wanned tip. Yet what seems to Impress some po­ litical specialists moat is how little changed it is In real substance. Surveys of congressional elect­ io n s Indicate that roughly GO per­ cent of United States House seats never change from one party to an­ o th e r— though they are up for grabs every two years. In another 25 percent of these seats, changes are uncommon. Thus, as measured by party con* trol, some three • fourths of the House is largely unaffected by any but the very highest political tides. Ths last time one rolled was in 1936, when the Democrats assisted by Franklin D. Roosevelt took 884 of 435 seats. Normally only some 125 seats are genuinely competitive. And the Re­ publicans are now complaining again that they have to win far more of these than do the Democrats to seize House control. For the Democrats root their strength In the one-party congressional districts. Setting the facts against the evi­ dent purposes of the Founding Fa­ thers produces a rich irony. The aim of having House elections every two years — affecting all 435 scats — was to make the lower chamber es­ pecially "responsive” to popular will. Obviously only a small part is affec­ ted by moderate shifts in the voting winds. In the last year, a great stir has been created about correcting some of these inequities through reappor­ tionment. But Republicans, smarting on the short end of present arrange­ ments, now argue that much broader effort Is needed than has been sug­ gested so far. Congressional reapportionment la compelled by law only In those sta­ tes which, under a complex formula governed by population changes, either gain or lose scata after a de­ cennial censui. After 1960, for Instance, aome 25 states — Just half the total had gains or losses. The other 25 held their old number of seats and had no need to redistrict. But GOP experts think they may be suffering nearly as much from population imbalance within these states as from improper or Insuffi­ cient renpportionment in those areas compelled to act by law. The steady drift of people from rural zones to city and suburb thins out many districts and vastly over­ loads others. Yet there often is no congressional scat • shuffling. Republicans may one day jponsor legislation to force periodic redistricting, even when a state’s seat quota remains the same. Their stake in such change la clear. The swelling suburbs, where they already do well competitively, loom ns their great opportunity to recapture the congressional power that was theirs so much of the time before the Roosevelt era. In the 80 ears since 1932, the GOP has had [ouse control but twice. No one can imagine easy sledding for any legislation that would mnke congressional elections truly more competitive. The single - party dis­ trict lawmakers, generally some 300 strong, must surely be the world's most powerful lobby. Secret Ballot-Tricky WASHINGTON — Tricky tfilnr, the i K n t bsllo t Bem u m of It, 8peaker John MeCormcck ta d th« official Dem­ ocratic l a a d a r a h i p of the B oom of Representatives tem­ porarily loet their followers in S eurprUe development I*it week. Bat aa a result, strange­ ly, P r e s i d e n t Kennedy's •honees of winning approval for his tax and medicare pro­ grams a n Improved. What went on Inslds the closed-door Democratic eaucae Monday startled even i of the mein acto n In the Arams. The question befon House Democrats was who among them ehoald fill two vacancies on the powerful Waya and Meant Committee; It fills vacancies on olhsr commltlMs and baa Jurisdiction over tome of the most import­ ant legislation, Including P n sident Kennedy's two top prior­ ity messurca for this aceelun, taxes and Medican for tha aged. Last year the President could nut persuade this com­ mittee to approve either bill —ho was two votes short. Speaker McCormack, for his own nasoni, hid all but prom­ ised one of these key apota to OUR BOARDING HOUSE THINGS N [A ttn WAS ONLY A N 1 ^COULD HAW® IT COST M * S N 6 .50 TB F IX jA ccio e w r/ Y cxriL B e e n w o r se ! t h a t r u t s t e a d a m a g e / IB O FT EH UP IN TEARS ^OPPOSING WAIT TILL THAT BUS LUMMOX |VJ COMB,WHEN HB SHOT ONE WALTZES B A C X U E flfi-» IU . 6 0 T A 8DX FROM BORNEO CONTAINING OPUS T W a W M WITH THAT H i* EARTHLY ESTATE, to A R O C W .1 ELSPWAKT MUM, AMD WHEW t LOT HUH COMB DOWN t AW NAM ING YOU £ E S P E C IA L L Y M S'LL H AVERED HAIR AND. 5 0 L 6 H B R — -TO H lS TM* ONE OLO PLUG HAT A N 'A WHO O W E D 6 8 ON A N ACORN P lE T i TOOTH' BUNDLE: . OF DRIFT- M O S T /. VOODr m ©ONfT -SHOW UP VET MA30R* ft] Mf Fngo 4 Sanford, Florida Hon., January 28, 1963 G U p j& a n fo r ii H e r a ld H ALTliH A. UIKLOWi KOITUIl AMU ITD|.ltUKH U S S Y VKUSUKL HIIWAIIU U. CIKI.WOLD M a n a eln a Kdltur A dvertising Director jc u r a n u s a a m i: u ih o k n a k u i County L d lto r l l u . l n t u M ana ger Cti'K LU KAIIMKR nilllll.K.V JUNKS Social? E d ito r Clu.aUl.d M anager DOT IIIUUINnoTIIAN THANK VOLTOLIND g estu re e d ito r C irculellon M anager . rSC D WEI.Lt Mechanical SupL Call Your Reporters Semlnolt County area residents are invited ti> submit ews Items fe r report In the Sanford Herald to the news cor­ espondent In their a m or directly to the Herald offices. AREA Altamonte Springa Bear Lake-Forest City Casselberry Chuluoto DeBary Enterprise Geneva Lake Mary Lake Monroe North Orlande Osteen Oviede Worry Clinic S Helen Fuller Says REPORTER TELEPHONE Mrs. Louise Slmunek 838-1240 Mrs. Shirley Wentworth 838-1070 Mrs. Jane Casselberry 888-6048 Mrs. Jean Magln 865-3743 Mrs. Adam Muller 668-4410 Mias Helen Snodgrass 668-0033 Mrs. Louise Grayson 840-4671 Mrs. Frances Wester 823-0340 Mrs. H. L. Juhnscn 322-4782 Mrs. Donna Estes 8384317 Mrs. Mona Grins Usd 322-280! Mrs, Clarence Snyder 822-4841 Mrs. Linda Smithson 8654614 HERALD OFFICES; Sanford 8224611, 822-2611 and (25-2618; County 424-WS8 and 4244824. Rep. Phil Landrum of Csor­ tieRep. Rose Base of Tennes­ see, an admlnlatratlon man, was eet for tha othsr, Land­ rum, a longtime conservative, co-author of tha LandrumOrlffln Labor Act loathed by organised labor and an opponsnt of most of the Kennedy legislative program In the past, changed his spots at the opening of Ihie session of Con­ gress to veto with Kennedy ■upportare for checking Vir­ ginia Rep. Howard Smith's control over the Rules Com­ mittee. Landrum brought the entire Georgia delegation with him over to the President's side la tha Kulet flghL It was widely assumed In Washing­ ton political circles th at th e n had been a deal. That belief grew aa word spread that Landrum wa* alao shifting hie position on Medi­ c a n this tin s ha would vote for, rather than against, the President's plan. Tha Speaker let it be known that ho favor­ ed Landrum’# appointment to Ways and Moans. The caucus vo ted -b y secret ballot The Speaker's man le s t The cau­ cus chon Virginia Rep. Pat Jennings instead. Had the vote been a ahow of handa, tha Democrat# probably would not hava overridden their loader. Motives were mixed. On the positive side, ardent Kennedy ■upporten w en unwilling to taka the chance that Landrum would stay converted to their views once he waa safely ansconced on Ways and Means. They saw more profit in re ­ warding Ilia one Virginia Hepresentative who had voted with President Kennedy on tha Rules Committee change In 1001 and again this year. P at Jennings stood alone In his delegation on both occa­ sions. He had otherwlas tupported tho i*realdent'e pro­ gram in large part, had pub­ licly stated that ha favored health aid for tho aged and would "not object" to financ­ ing it under Social Security with certain conditions, and declared himself open-minded on a tax cut this year. Ken­ nedy liberals preferred Jennlnga and voted for hies. So did a group of ultra-conserva­ tive Southern Democrat# who were indignant a t Landrum for deserting them In their fight to preserve the veto power of the Rulee Committee. They were out to punleh Lan­ drum to do that they were even willing to taka the more liberal Jennings. Peter Edson Political WASHINGTON (NEA) — You havo to carry your check­ book at the ready if you want to aland In well on the New Frontier. The philosophy of "esk not what your ccuntry can do for you, but what you can do for your country" has been car­ ried to extremes. U you don't volunteer, you are In­ vited. Washington la pretty agog now over two parties cele­ brating tha second anniver­ sary of President Kennedy's inaugural while Democratic leaders were In town to plan 1004 strategy. First, # 01,000-a-plate din­ ner a t tha new International Inn. Tha 000 or more big fish attending this affair g et fa­ vors of a free ticket to a 8100-a-ieat gala which fol­ lowed a t the National Guard armory, without food, for maybe 6,000 little fish. The party could gross may­ be a million dollan toward reducing the National Com­ mittee debt. No printed guests lists were available for either affair to Identify the euckcre. This trick was used extensively by the Republicans during the Blaenhuwer administration, but tha GOP halda no copy­ right on it and both parties use every etrongerm method they can think of to rales po­ litical funds. Washington newsmen have received m a n y anonymeus phona call protests on th li In recent days. Most have come from career civil servants In tha upper grade*, complaining they have been pressured to buy tickets to the 0100-asaat gala. The caller* can't reveal their Identity for fear of po­ litical reprisal. Tha Implied threat is that If they don't contribute, they won't get that promotion or might be down­ graded. Ben. John J . Williams, RD*L, has demanded on Inves­ tigation of newspaper chargee t h a t government workers wars told to buy ticket# |10 doom and |1 0 a month If they eouldn't pay cash. On n smaller scale, this is characteristic of the xeal end Ingenuity shown In raising tha 666.9 million to ransom food, drugs and cash to get the Day of Pigs prisoners re­ leased frem Castro cells. The ransom was not solicited di­ rectly by the government or the administration. The touch was made by New York a t­ torney James Donovan to food and drug trade associations and gifts were made to the Red Cross. Out before anything was given, there waa full clearance by Departments of State, Jus­ tice and Treasury th at there wculd be no prosecution for it under antitrust, tax or food and drug laws. So privata Industries th at really had the hast put on them during consideration of new food and drug legisla­ tion last year forgave and forgot and pulled the adminis­ tration's chestnuts out of the fire for Its Bay of Pigs fiasco. Red Cress is now making public the name* of donors, and the amounts of their con­ tributions. A dozen firms con­ tributed over a million dollars CAMERA SHOP W htt do they mean sm art money?" The dollar today doesn't have enough cents to buy near as much as It used to. MONTHLY PEST CONTROL SERVICE ESI, 1933 in m m A tic iH f l 114 So. Palmetto Phone FA 2-0814 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • A "We're WARM in w inter ” 8888888 • 0 8 I 8 8 8 0 8 8 8 8 I Pf and COOL in sum m er99 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • A At First A Palmetto (Aloegside eld poet office) Sanford Furniture Co. T W O C O M FO R TS IN ONE • Carpets • Furniture • Tils • Pli • Rental Beds air-conditioning C L E A R A N C E SALE 20 50 % D • 's k a e C h a u y • F i l e s e M, i < b i n n through JAN. with flameless electric year-round H m m cycled Electric Air-Conditinning will warm foot hwwe fa Joy* tu iy a s efficiently a s it cool* fa Ju ly . . . and do it with one compact unit. FUmelem year-round Electric Air-Conditioning U tried end p o r n . On chilly daye it wiQ provide the deeneet end moat healthftd kind of warmth. I t filters the air, freer it ikon th at end pollen, and brings relief ftam allergies Ettfoy cosy warmth this winter and relaxing corinme next with year-round Electric Air-Conditioning—a thrifty bargain in total comfort, See your electric appliance dealer or air conditioning contractor now. 31 st s t.u a r i. 210 8. PARK AVE. Barbs OVER 85 YEARS W A R E H O U S E N O W ■ human adults when they cher­ ish horrendous picture* of what may befall them In a horpItaL Most surgical patients are abnormally afraid before an operation, largely because too many medics are tongue-tied with patients and don't use enough simple explanations with chart talks, etc. So send for my booklet “How To Prevent Nervous Breakdowns,” e n c l o s i n g a stamped, return envelope, plus 20 cents. It relievss unneces­ sary feara. Ell Lilly A Co., Indianapolis, 62,342,707; Merck A Co., New York, 62,601,040; Upjohn Co., Kslamasoo, 01,607,041; W ar­ ner Lambert, Mcrris Plains, N. J , 01.000,000; Bristol Myers, 61,003,404; Sterling Drugs, Inc. and subsidiaries, 01,407,076; Abbott Laborstorlss, North Chicago, 01,000,000; Charles P fiter A Co., New York, 01,600,000; Hoffman-Laltoche, Nutlcy, N. J., 61,131,841: McKesson - Rob­ bins, Bridgeport, 012)08401; If. J. Heins, Pittsburgh, 01,000,000; Wyeth Laboratory, Radnor, Pa., 01,401,601. In addition, Gen. Lucius D. Clay signed a personal note for 014 mllllcn before going out and raising th at amount in cash for tha final ransom liaymcnL And Atty. Con. Ro- g e o rge s tu a r ts \ erstorms and lightning, *o he figured Molly wae Just a vie Um of frig h t "This doctor also said he thought Molly would probably be all right by the next day And so she was. Her twitching had ceased and she began to eat normally. "Dr. Crane, would you say that Molly was a victim of a psychosomatic m e d i c a l ail­ ment 7" Yes, indeed, Molly is an ex­ cellent example of the fact that animals below mankind can also suffer from fear until they get sick. Indeed, fear can raise blood pressure alarmingly. In a pre­ vious case 1 reported an Army colonel whose normal blood pressure was only 136 but who had a phobia of any medic in Army uniform. So when this colonel, dur­ ing World W ar II, went back into active service, the Army medic got a blood pressure reading of 219, though civilian doctors clocked it a t 136. Fenr can also speed up your pulse rate so fast it can hard­ ly be counted. Fear often pro­ duces spastic colitis and adds more acid to your stomach so your peptic ulcere may perfor­ ate. Se>. )f a hlg o t h e r w i a e healthy horse can be scared almost Into fits, imagine the terror of children as well as cmchs ' w W ’CHtCK WITH f r o n f r o u ta r t t'W 'C K f C K WITH I CASE 0-440; Molly, aged 10, la a gentle mar* belonging to our neighbor! near our In­ diana farm horns. "Dr. Crane," our neighbor's wife began, "Molly has a pho­ bia about thunderstorms. "She gets literally scared almost to death when thunder and lightning occur. "During tho summer, fo r ex­ ample. wo were away from homo eno Sunday afternoon when a storm occurred. "Wa worried about Molly bat the storm was over by the time we had returned. Later la the afternoon. It grew cloudy again and threatened to rain. "So my husband hurried out to tha pasture to bring Molly Into the bam, for the la lest terrified vhen indoors. "Molly seemed all right when my husband shut her in­ side her stall. "But we had a sever* thund­ erstorm shortly afterwords. It contlnusd for several hours during the night. "And the next morning, Molly wae still shaking all over. Each time her heart would beat, M o l l y w o u l d twitch Uka a SC Vitus dance patient "Besides, her sides were caved in and to sunken th t looked aa if she had been starred for weeks, so we call­ ed the veterinarian. bert F. Kennedy rafted an­ “ He said ehe had no fever other million by a phone call but agreed ehe looked ae If ah* to Richard Cardinal Cushing would die befon tha day was of Boston. Ths Kennedy touch la not "Figuring maybe ehe had a eonflned to political fund bleeding vessel internally, he raising. In tho interest* of gave her a shot to coagulate Washington’s 080 million Cul­ the blood. Then he told us he’d tural Center, the F irst Family consult with the other two took a prominent p a rt to the veto with whom he wa* asso­ "Pageant of the A rts" which ciated. raised 0356,000 from a 0100-a- "Later, one of the other vet­ plata dinner and a cloeed cir­ erinarians arrived and told ua cuit telecast of tha entertain­ he had a bores Just like Molly ment to 60 dtiee. which was Urrlfiad by thund­ Notebook • S lip p l i e s Wieboldt'i Dr. Crane’s F IirT R UPF — /re cutAFtn, root FLORIDA POWERJfc LIGHT COMPANY W. fieoit B an s *#7 Mag. Are. oilverfiih �«* •taTofB ^ft«I!! Mon. Jan. 28, *83—Page 8 Still Going Strong - Butner 0 “ Despite the bad weather, we arc a long way from being out of business and are still going strong, black newspaper stories notwithstanding,’' Leo Butner, manager of the State F arm er’s Market assured Kiwanlans last week. “ We had 31 varieties of fruits and vegetables going through the market l a s t month," Butner said, “ and our volume of business was $577,635." Besides Florida-grown pro­ duce. approximately 43 va­ rieties of fruits and vegetables grown in the north are distri­ buted from the state market, as well as imported produce from Mexico, Isle of Pines and Canada, the market manager said. He described the beginnings of the state farm er's market in Sanford saying that his fa­ ttier decided to come to Flor­ ida in 1921, after having tour­ ed the state and fuund this area to be “the best spot in the state, with the most beau­ tiful farms in the country." For lack of refrigeration storage and shipping facilities surpluses accumulated and the idea of the farmers market Hospital Notes • ® 9 JANUARY 23 Admissions Manilla Harrison, Murphyboro, 111., RoseNcll Barbour, Longwood; John Whitman, Ethclyn Aaron, Jeanette Sue* love, Betty lilchey, llobcrt Redding, Blanche B r o w n , lone Tanner, Brenda Sattcrwhlte and Jean Klinefelter of Sanford. Births Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Satter* white of Sanford, a girl Discharges Jennie DeYoung, Longwood; Daisy Weber, DcBary; So­ phie Wejcierhowskl, DcBary; Tony McWatters, Lake Mon­ roe; Flora Eggleston, Chey­ enne. Wyo.; Pauline Tcsion. Minnie Smith, Elhelyn Aaron, Anna Hickson. Christine MeAlexander, Patricia Dion. Lillian Busch, Sharon Sharp, Mrs. William Palmer and baby of Sanford. JANUARY !l Admissions Kalhrine Matelnlk; A n n a Quinn, DcBary; Ella Davis, DcBary; Billy Lee Gilbert, John Ross, Mary Turner, Wal­ ter Hills, Paul Speed, Richard Youlce of Sanford. Discharges Ferry Cameron, Geneva; Mae Coon, Dellary; John Ebetsch, Denary; Talman Van Arsdale, DcBary; Scofficdl Jenkins, Eva Harkey, Hazel Resor, Lee Ford and Willie Carroll of Sanford. MARCH OF DIMES roadblock went on diapitc the rain Saturday with motorists contributing their dimes and dollars to the cause. Mrs. Atm Jlootahan is shown here us she assisted the girls of the Anchor Club In maintaining the road block at the intersection of French Ave. and First St. (Herald Photo) Nine To Attend Special Reception For Auxiliary Nino members of the Amer­ ican Legion Auxiliary from Sanford ore planning to at­ tend s reception in Orlando on W e d n e a d a y for Mrs. Leif Brakaoe of N o r t h M i a m i Beach, new stats president. Tha dinner and reception This week, Seminole High will be held a t the Elks Club Science Club salutes Mrs. in Orlando a t 6:30 p. in. I xkaI E sther Williams. “Senora Williams teaches Spanish at Seminole High School, “Senora" Williams w a s born and raised In Ponce, Puerto Blco. She was gra dualed with a Bachelor of Science degree from the Uni­ versity of Puerto Rico and later attended Stetson and Gainesville Universities. She taught at Lyman High School for five years beloro coming to Seminole, “Senora" Wil­ liams is a member of The American Association of Teachers of Spanish snd Por­ tuguese, and the Alpha Delta Kappa Sorority, an honorary teachers' sorority. Senora Williams Honored By Club ladies who will attend Include Mrs. Warren J. King, Mrs. Ilea N e w s o m e , Mrs. Thco Stiles, Mrs. John PIcrro, Mrs. Joel Field, Sirs. Charles D. Webster, Mrs. William Coteney, Mrs. Carl Culver and Mrs. Joyce Busier. Any other members of the auxiliary In­ terested In going are asked to contact Mrs. King. Go direct to the heart of r. o. Box i: m SPARK PLUGS IN PLASTIC COME PACKAGE 0 im m m mMmUCHmANIIm Ea. 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Alex French donated 20 acres of land at the present site, Butner recalled, and In 1933, (lie Florida legislature created the marketing board. In 1934 the first state-owned farm er's market was built. The late Nathan Mayo, com mlssioncr of agriculture, dcdl rated the Sanford Farm er’s Market. Business increased steadily and in 1937 the market had reached a volume of $6 roll lion. “ People came from all over the world to see our farmers market system, and the 27 other markets throughout the state," Butner said. In 1937, a disastrous fire burned the old wooden building to the ground, but in Decent her of that same year, the new concrete and steel, fire­ proof market was completed on tho present spot, a few yards south of the old location. The new $273,000 build:.,* has 22 stalls of 2,000 square feet each, office and loading platform space, electric and water supplies for processing of produce, a modern truck scales, and careful regular In­ spections by laboratory spec­ ialists. “Last season, values of the produce passing through the market again rose to over $6,000,000," Butner said. "Wc pay our own way, with revenues from rentals and ser­ vice charges, with two and a half million units of produce going through the market last year," ha added. GREEN BEANS - 25e iO *1 3 * INSTALLED i 4B-OZ. 79c MRS. PAUL'S PISH CAKK £m M ta s. I C O O K IN G OIL 24-OZ. J 7 6 BRING THIS AD TO OUR FARTS DEIT. DOVE SOAP Strickland Morrison, Inc. 308 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD, FLA. PH. FA 2-1481 Winter Park MI 4-8916 C O O K IN G OIL PILLSBURY ASSORTED C A K E MIXES each W ITH O N I QUARTER COLO CRIAM 39c IDEAL 2 Q Q REG. ia u 1 v J l / Y • 2 / IQ OATH l L M a ia u | y V D O G FO O D 2 «h 33c f of ® bright a brtalh that’* rightV " ••• PEPSODENT nun �PflKO 6—Mon. Jan. 28, '68 Wfrslft LeeKader Sandra Sidney Monroe Jr. Women Attend Home Club In DeLand M iss Aiken Nam ed Worthy Advisor Ten members of the Oaleen Miss Ann Aiken, daughter Demonstration C ub attended of Mr. and Mr*. Dick Aiken, the county meeting In DeLand Mr. and Mr*. John L. Ka* recently. It was held at Stet was recently Installed as dcr, 130 East Woodland Drive, son University. Mrs. W'alter Worthy Advisor of the Order Sanford, announce Live en­ Merlon, vice president of of Rainbow in an Impressive gagement of thetr daughter, County Council, presided at candlelight service at the Ma sonic Temple. Her escort wai Sandra Lee, to Sidney Lan­ the morning session. her brother, Bedford Aiken ier Monroe Jr., aon of Mr. A program of music on the past m aster councilor of the and Mrs. Sidney Lanier Mon­ new chapel organ was pre Order of DeMotay. roe Sr., 1119 WestJawn Drive, srnted by Charles Moore, Roy Wrtght Jr., uncle of student at the university. This Miss Aiken, Past Master, San .la^lfSAfivllln was followed by installation born In services of all county officers. ford Lodge No. 62 and Fast District Deputy Grand Master A styrofoam circle of green served as installing officer. leaves was placed on the The DcMolay boys served as is a graduate of Seminole stage. As each officer was In High School and is a sop­ stalled, she placed a fruit in escorts of the new officers. O t h e r installing officers homore a t Florida State Uni­ tho circle. When it was com versity where the is a mem­ plctcd they had a beautiful were Mr. and Mra. R.E.Peuri foy, past patron and matron ber of Kappa Delta Sorority. wreath of colorful fruit. of Seminole Chapter OES, and The groom-elect attended The membera then retired Miia Jeanne Markham, past schools in Jacksonville, in­ lo the Student Union dining cluding Sandcn High School room for a delicious luncheon. worthy advisor. Mra, Clarence and graduated from North- Tables were decorated with a Snyder served as musician and sido High School, in Atlanta, theme of green, white and yet Dick Aiken as soloist. Follow Ga. He is also a graduate of low. Mrs, Edna Khy, county Ing the installation he sang T o You." Florida State University. agent, presented each of the Mrs. Kathleen Reynolds was Ho Is a member of I’hi Delta distinguished guests an orchid Installed as Mother Advisor Theta Fraternity and is pre­ which her husband had grown sently a member of the fac­ and numbera were drawn for and honored with a solo by Jean Masters entitled "Climb ulty at Fasten Junior High two lucky winners who re Every Mountain." Mita Aiken School, in Jacksonville. reived orchids. The youngest introduced her parents, Miss An early summer wedding member present also receiv­ Joyce Shepard Jr., past worthy Is being planned. ed one. advisor, and her installing A hat fashion show was staff and presented each with Enterprise held, each member participat­ a gift. ing, modeling her own crea­ Refreshments were served tion. Mrs. John Vaughn was in the dining room where the speaker for the afternoon. Her colors blue and white were subject was “Tim Bole of tho used as they had been in the Mrs. Itetta Nleb nrrlved Homemaker in Other Coun­ Installation. from her home in Niles, Mich., tries.” O t h e r officers Installed last weekend to spend the She told of many interesting were Dandle Wrtght, worthy next few months here a t her things that sho and her hus­ aisodate advisor; Linda Krlz, MISS SANDUA LEG KADKR home on Pine Street. band experienced when they charity; Vicki Boyd, hope; traveled in Pakistan and J a ­ Susie Halback, faith; Carole pan. Thomas, recorder; S h i r l e y One was of being entertained Stumpf, treasurer; Jean Mai at a 10 course dlnuer in Tok­ ters, chaplain; Jo Lynda Sanyo, Japan, when her hostess don, drill leader; Joy Duggan A Joint birthday celebration i Ernie Baumeister, Nora But-1 Epps. Jimmy Dodson, Carol was the mother of a student at love; Linda Adcock, religion; was held recently for Stcrl ler. Al Boniface, Judy Yales. Hrsicrcr, Kicky Wiislrum and Stetson University, The mo­ Susan Stine, nature; Pam Rey­ ther at that time had not seen nolds, Immortality; Bettlna Weber and Danny Leeds, at Johnny Cannavlno, Marilyn | Belly Wiggins, her son for 10 years but at the the Leeds rome in Sunlsnd Espresent time she is here in the tstes. Both boys were cele- / , , ^ slate visiting the son and will Officers Wives brsting their 16tb birthdays. u i be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Dancing and g a r n e t were cn- j j Vaughn in DeLand. Joyed during the evening by a | | ^ Of V A H -5 Meet Attending the meeting were group of friends snd refresh- A T*Y '. T ip l\ Mrs. James Wallin, Mra. Nor­ menls of birthday cake and l \ j a a K J, - { S I man Miller, Mrs. Eugene For Luncheon punch were served by the | \ ** > \ ’ l § A Katuwitz, Mrs. Laura Ball, hosts. The birthday cake was The Officers Wives Club of Miss Alice Dsyton, Mrs. Guy decorated in ■ football themo VAH-6 met at the Imperial Beall, Mrs. Joe Masters, Mrs. and used aa the centerpiece on House for the monthly lunch­ Harry Osteen, Mrs. Hazel Gil* " the buffet table. eon meeting with Mr*. Fred liuly and Mra. Julius Gcrbardt, Prises woo by the lucky ones Garment and Mrs. William were gift certificates for rec­ Dursteler serving as hos­ ord!, enclosed in balloons. tesses, Mrs. Cross Those invited to share the Mra. Nick Mcrgo was wel­ festivities with the two hon­ comed as a new member and o re d were Frank Murray, Ka­ Hostess For other guests were Mrs. Hugh thy Butler, David Golloher, O'Hara and her mother-inBarbara Thomas, Leitoy NopOviedo Club law, Mra. Frelda O'Hara and per, Martha Kosky, Bernie Mrs. John Lathercw, a former Barbour, Susan Hoop. Linda fly l.inda Hmllhonn Sanford resident. Hhe drove Conn, Fred Weber, Debbie Mr*. E. W. Cross was hos­ Kinsey. tess fur the January meeting up from Largo, where she has of the Oviedo Hnme Demon­ been since VAH-6 deployed in stration Club. Mrs. A. W. August. The door prise, a lovely Maddox-Simmons RlrhU-r, president rondurted the business session when the floral arrangement, waa won group met in tho Canning Kit­ by Mrs. Hteme Bolte. Wedding O t h e r s attending were chen. Mra. W. P. Carter, Mr*. Mme*. Lyle II. Hette. John E. Announced Lynn Mosler and Mra. Roxie Draim, Krnnard R. Hamilton, Lovelace, Clifford Evans reported on tho meat Robert By Units* Hmilhonn Thompson, Kenneth Flynn, arhool held in Hanford. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs.i. n. n . Simmon* Mosler and Mr*. Carter wen Chester Fitspatrirk, Donald of Oviedo anno loiince (ho mar* prise* of food prepared »t Ilosse, K. E. Rodd, Betty risgp of their win, n . Ormond Lackey and Bertha llroiigli. tho school. Simmon* J r. lit Margin Mad* ALL HEADY FOIl T H E H1UTUDAY P A R T Y During the social hour tha dox, daughlcrof sir. ami sirs. tiro i.tm ia u o n n am i s t c r i w o o e r R e n te d ) nn d hostess served apple-date rakn J . A. Anderson, of Geneva. RENOVATION F re tl W eb er, lo ft, a n d D a n n y L eeds. D an n y a n d and coffee. Tho group then The wedding was an event HLuil took ud van taut! o f th e fu c t t h a t b o th h a d enjoyed a film entitled "The of Jan. 13 In Kingston, Ga. b irth d a y a on th e aam e d a y a n d in v ite d t h e ir Lady and tho Htock Ex­ The couple is presently liv­ bedding rebuilt. friem ln to h e lp c e le b ra te th e O c e a n ia n . change." presented by Kim One *TT, ing in Geneva. Tim groom la day ocrvlee when (H e ra ld P h o to ) Barley of tha A, M. Khhlcr necessary. Duality m ateri­ employed by Arnold Jackson, Brokerage Co. in Hanford. al* A workmsnship. For Others present wore Mmea. free estim ate rail . . . W. W. nietrfrh, Barney GutAnn Simmons hnus, K. Lyons, William Kovak, A. C. llopkina, R. E, BEDDING CO. Marries Hmithu-n ami a new member, 2nd. A Magnolia FA 2-8311 Mra. W. B. Sargent. Vale, patriotism; Susan Dea, service; Linda Hope, confl dential observer; J e a n n e Markham, musician; Linda Conn, choir director, a n d Kathy Fremming, choir mem­ bers. Michael Jones, fidelity, was not present. DeMolay boy* who served ai escorts were, Bedford Aiken, Ralph Unger, Dale Alexander, Billy Stemper, Ed­ die Hamilton, Richard Burns, Dan McCall, Charles Stine, Eddie Hubbard, Steve Davis, Jimmy Touhy, Don Fortner, Ross Wontenay, Alex Carman, Pete Reynolds and Freddie Mcltzer. Members of the Advisory Board introduced were, Mr*. Virginia Anderson, Mra. Char­ les Cole, Mrs. Ludeen Estes, Mrs. Kathleen Reynolds, Mrs. Joyce Nicholson, Mrs. John Shepard, Mr. and Mra. Irving Pryor and John Carver. Arson Is the insurious and voluntary burning of the housa of another by night or day. II has always been regarded, at common law, as a felony. Roy Collins Observes 76th Birthdav By Mra. Clarence Snyder Roy Cotlins was 76 y ean old Sunday and members of his family gathered at his home on Lake Butler to help him celebrate the occasion. Refreshments of the tradi­ tional birthday cake and ice cream were served to Mr. and Mrs. Cotlins, his two daugh­ ters and their familiea, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Riggs and children, Steve, Ronnie, Mic­ key and Linda, and Mr. and .Mrs. Fred Prevail and chil­ dren, Frances, Nancy and Janet Riggs, all of Osteen. A most effective and simple way to remove asphalt and vinyl tile blocks that need to be replaced In a floor, is to hold a aleam iron about one inch above the surface of the tile for a minute or two. Place a putty knife under the edge of the tile and work it out. 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Mrs. Lynn Reed presented the fallowing guests, Mri, JC. Micbaelii of Westfield. N. J „ Mra. E. Dickie of Easlhatn, Capo Cod, Mass., Mrs. E. U. Adams and Paulina Walter af White Plains, N. Y„ and Jaanne D. Woodruff of Ormond Beach. About IS trees were planted by members on their property for "Arbor Day." Hr*. Lynn Reed gave a read- pictures of their trips abroad in March. "Pancake Day" is planned for Feb. au, from U a.m. to 1 p.m, at the Com­ munity Center. Guest speaker was Jeanne D. Woodruff, president of the County Federation of Women's Clubs, from Ormond Beach, who used a i h*r theme, "Saf­ ety la Your HcspunslhUlty." Mra. Woodruff will apeak soon before the University of Mlrhigan and her subject wUl be on "Safety." She brought along eight books on public education being advauced by the Slate of Florida. Refreshments were served from a buffet table overlaid with an antique lace cloth, centered with greenery end deep pink camilliai. 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If any. of ba*ehair* new strike ffmc that ha* lengthened the target area from the batter's knee* , to the shoulders, ” It'» terrific . . . I don't think It's going to hurl the li.illera . , . Will open Ihe game . . . Ain’t going to make much difference’* were some of the comments evoked from big leaguers. Right-hander Jim Dunning of the Detroit Tiger* called it "Terrific. The breaks are for Ihe pitcher*. Dut seeing I* be­ lieving and now I want to see the umpires call it." Hutting star Stan Musial |9 NEW YOIlK (L T D —Sam Hire and Eppn Itixey didn’t think the new rule was fc Displayed hnppine.-va mixed with Irittcmeaa ami 87- going In hurt the hatter*. § year-old Elmer Flick caid, “ I floured I wag too old "The strike tone now I* gjft for anybody to remember me." higher and most hatters are ™ T hat was the reaction of three of ImwclmH1* old- high ball hillcrs," said the St. timer.H who were elected Sunday to the Hall of Fame Louis Cardinal great. "I think ■ along with John Clarkson, it if they wanted to help the National League pitcher be­ pitchers, they could have wid­ fore the turn of the century ened the plate." The old zone. In the vicinity who died 63 years ago. Dice, repeatedly paused over of the batter's knre top to Ills in past balloting by the main armpits, was changed Satur­ body of the Ihi.-eball Writer*’ day by baseball’* rules com­ I SAX FRANCISCO (IT I) _ Association of America, final­ mittee on Die recommendation S Practice makes perfect for ly won the nod from the Mall uf many hig league managers Veteran umpire Tom Dor­ of Fame’s 12-man veterans ^ some people man. already targeted for the ACTION WAS PLENTIFUL iti th e Binhop umuU.t». Mu and Itixey ft Hut it ruins Uits goil game j . mu)-* disputes hound to arise, Moore-Simfnnl tilt hero Snttmliiy iiiyrlit ns the B of Jackie Darks—so lie quit were elected from n category said Die new rule "will open Hornets won 61-5:1. (Herald Photo) of player* who retired be­ J practicing and non the $30.. Ihe game a lot and I think It | OOo I.ucky International golf tween 11*31 an>l 1013, Clarkson and Flick were will help the more finicky ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ tournament Sunday. chosen from another category hitters who will receive more Durke and ninnerup Don opportunities to swing." January, a pair of talenlrd of oldlimera who retired be­ "It ain't going In make much fore IU31. Texan*, headed for the $50.Dice and Itixey both admit­ difference to me," muttered 000, OO-hole marathon Desert Dill Skowron, the erstwhile Clatslc at Palm Spring* to­ ted they were "vpry happy" New York Yankee star who day with $13,500 In their poc­ over their selection. However, waa trailed to Ihe I-o* Angeles ket* after finishing one-two. they wondered out loud why Dodger* for Stan William*. Durke, iloalng with n great they didn’t rate entry to the "I've been a had hull hllter all four-undcr-par 67 on the fin­ Hull y ean ngo. Sanford blew an early lead won, 32-47. my life and this Isn't going to al found, had a 376 score and was disappointed at the The Jayveea came bark change anything for m e." as the Rlihop Moor* Hornets collected $9,000. January, who ’ number of limes I had loat out The new rule, designed In came on strong in the second strong Saturday to knock off had started the final round in Dio voting," declared Rice, speed lip the gam# hy rolling half to rifle the locals 61-33 In the llornrls, 61-30. one shot in front of the field, 7i>, a star outfielder with the had a closinj 71 for 279 and Washington Senators from down the numlier of walks Is­ cage action Saturday night. sued, doesn’t sit loo well with It was the filtli straight kiss $4,600. 11*1*7 to 1U33 who hod a life­ "And nre nreded the mon­ time Imtting average of .322. pitchers llsnk Aguirre of the In s row for the locals as they ey," cracked Jackie after During hi* 19 season* in Un- Tiger* and Doh Purkey of the were defeated hy New Smyrna 4136 in Friday night’s con­ the victory. "Iletween n* we American League, he Collected Cincinnati Reds. •'They'll never make that test. have eight kida to feed." 2,087 hits but hit only 31 strike zone big enough." said In Saturday’s game. Sanford Durke. who will Iw 40 years home run*. Paced hy the pin point acAguirre, the American Lea­ look an early 15-12 lead hut old Tuesday, has been haunt­ Rlxey, 71, former National gue's earned run average curacy of Donnie Smith, the Ihe locals dunked in only six ed hy a hand Injury for League pitcher, also admitted Lyman Greyhounds broke out years. It finally forced him lie "was getting a little dia- lender with a 2 21 mark tn points in the second period and 1902. liiiiiop Moore led at tlia half, of Ihe losing column Satiirda.v to give up the tour for about c<>uraged’ after past rebuff*. ntght a* they bombarded "1 don't think it wilt help 31-21. half of each year. In addition to Ilia advanced ntc," chorused Purkey. The Hornets were never Howry, CI-46. age, Flick attributed hia fail­ Smith scored 17 point* for The strike zone has never headed after that. ure to gain the Halt of Fame bothered San Francisco (Rant Mike Woodruff was the the local* to pace the attack earlier to the fact that "I outfielder Willie Mays and he scoring arc for Sanford hitting as the Hounds rolled up an never hail anybody pulling for doesn't know how It will af­ for 22 jMiiuti followed hy Dutch amazing total of 23 points In the first period of play while iiiu ill Diene election*." fect the pitchers. Ri>cr, 13. "As for Hie." says Willie, In Friday's game, Woodruff Howry was held lo only five "I Just go up and swing. was high again with 13 points. markers. Oviedo continued Its winning At the half, Lyman led. 36Dint's all." For Die first time this year, ways on tho basketball front Teammate Willie McCovey the Sanford Jayvees were de­ 12. Friday night ns lliry squeezed In Friday's game, Lymnn thought 11 would be "a big ad­ feated as the llaby Cudai past Titusville, $853. lost lo Apopka 69 29 with Die vantage for control pitchers. With just two minutes re­ lilue Darter* opening up an IIBy United Prc*t International That's a lot of extra room maining In the Rump and the a first period lead and never It will tako something of a they’ll get. And It could hurl score tied, Jim DeShaio of being headed after that. major upset in Dm next fcA some hatter* wlio arc In a the Lion* dropped In two free slump." throws to move the Lions week* to prevent Cincinnati Fur pitchers Don Pryadate Jet tun. hy winning all fnur New President or laiynla of Clilragn from ahead where they never stray­ Earl Hurcher was rlrried completing the regular college of Ihe Dodgers and Ed Rakow point* from Mcltobcrt* Tire, ed. basketball season with un­ of the Kama* City Athletics regained (he first place slot president of the Seminole Jim Courier was high scorer the new rule i* almost mean­ in the Sandspurs Dowling le a ­ Arehara In a recent meeting at blemished record* for Oviedo with 18 point*. Fort Mellon Park. Other* gue. Tile two slundnuti of the ingless. rlKiH-n are Don Parker, vice "I don't think It'* going to Welsh Tire with a three1962 63 campaign went right on winning Saturday night, affect me a* a low hall pitch­ point win from St. John's preMdrnt; Hetty Hurcher, sec­ lop ranked Cincinnati lurnlng er,’’ said Die spredliilllng Realty, la lied fur second with retary; Frank Romanio, range back Ihird-ranked Illinois, 62- Dryidile, who won a major MeRolicrts Tire. Rolh MrRo- captain, and Rob Orwlg and 33, and second ranked loynla league high of 23 game* last berts and Welsh are only a Tom Wilkinson, board mem­ ber*. Florida .State Dank de­ healing Sanla Clara. 82 72, and season. "The rule change may half point out of first place. Those Interested In archery High scries honors go to feated Die Marine Itarrark* at the rale they’re going II help pitchers in the American 54-34 In the Sanfnrd Recrea­ appears a cinch they'll be League where the umpires Mary Pinter with a 4U8. Marge are requested to contact liclty tion Department’* men’s bas­ battling It oul for the national have a tendency tn csll more Kipp had a 496 and Jane Ad- Hurcher. 620 Egan Drive, Or­ ketball league. championship In the NCAA high strikes thin In the Na­ rock a 493. High game of 2u| lando, or call 275-0196. tional League." was rolled hy Jean Wrhiler. McKecl hit 13 point* for the tournament In March. bank and Perrine scored 18 for the .Marines. In the second game VAII-3 *V /»#r«»H »»oP d o 0 ,r w ” CORVALLIS, Ore. (UP!) scored 37 points to win over VAIM1. Blazek was high scor­ Oregon State has named John er for three with 24 points and Cooper to replace Hob W il­ son as an nssUlanl football Christoff had 14 for 11. Visitors are welcome In the coach. Cooper, 23. played his Wednesday and Saturday night collegiate ball at Iowa Stale gamas at the junior high and aerved a* freshman roach at hia alma mater last season. school. Old Pros 'Bitter' Over Fame 'Neglect' Practice No Help To Burke Seminoles Drop 2 ; Jayvees Lose First Smith Paces Lyman Victory Oviedo Rolls On Torrid Pace No Stopping Cinci, Loyola Jet Inn Still Holding First Bankers Top Marines In Play Matinees ARCADIA, Calif. ( IT I) — Heavily fas'orod Crimson Satan romped to an easy vic­ tory in the $117,100 Charles H. Struh Stakes at Santa An­ ita. HIALEAH. Fla. f f PI l Hilling Away coasted In a two and one-half length triumph over Sunrise Flight in Hie $31,850 Royal Palm Handicap at Hialeah. DORTMUND, H e r m a n y (U Plt — Light heavyweight contender Erich Sdmeppner of Germany scored a 10 round decision over Von Clay Of Philadelphia. NEW YORK (UPI) -R asehall’s playing rule* commit­ tee voted to expand the strike zone lo include tho area be­ tween the hatter's shoulder* ami his knees. DELLKA1R, Fla. (UPt) — Dritee Coffin of Marblehead. Mass., captured the 20th American Seniors golf cham­ pionship. KANSAS CITY (UPI) Dick Weber of SI. !/wl* won the men’s division of tho $t0n,00o All-Star bowling tour­ nament and Mr*. Marlon Ladrwig ef Grand Ranlda. Mich., took the women's title. Sunday IGIH, Austria (UPI) -T h e Italian pair of Eugenln Monti and Sergio Keiorpaes won the world two-man Initialed cham­ pionship. NEW YOnK (L'PIl - The Veteran* Committee of the baseball Hall of Fame elected oldtlmers Sam Rice, Kppa Rlxey, Elmer Flick and John Clarkson to t h e national shrine at Cooperatown. PHOENIX, Aril. (UPI) Race driver, M.H. (Red) Scfton, 27, was killed when hi* car bit a . wall during time trials for the 100 mile Cali­ fornia Racing Aiaoclation Western State* championship. Lil Buggers Hold Lead The LIT Dugger* sra still holding Ihe lead In Ihe jel Rowlercttri league by the slim margin of one. They have 48 wins and 24 kisses while Cut V Curl ha* 47 win* and 23 ktssea. High game and aerlra honor* Dll* week went to Elaine Kntlival for her 207 game and 53N aerk's. 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Yang of Nationalist Chins and a student at U.C.L A., jumped 16 ftret, 3M Incites—the highest pole vault In history—during the Oregon Invitational track meet. New Assistant M on., W ed. f t S a t. t i l l P . M. Florida Grade A D & D BETWEEN 1/ - >l.» SANFORD * ORLANDO 41h BT. ft 8ANFOHD AVE. p J , PRICES GOOD THRU JA N . 80 1110 W. 13th ST. �Page 8—Mon. Jan. 28, ’88 All NUTS// X UOCNBP THE ARMV TO PI#HT/ iv e Z SMOUIAA JOINED THE STAPF AT THE PONE >6 SORT LAUNPRV, ^ SCRUB PAILS. \ RAKE YARDS, < CLEAN BA R R A C K S l AND ANSWER I ROLL CALL/ ' I WANT i TO FIGHT/ ^ I CANT<See WHYTHAT*? <3UCHAHA£P , cecw oN L TO MAKE. U.N. . By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: Statistic* show that widows and divorcees have • 70 percent better chance of getting a husband than an unmarried woman. WHY? Why do men want two and three - times divorced women? What do these common retreads and warmed-over has - beens have that we respectable never - married girls don’t? BACHELOR GIRL, AGE 32 DEAR BACHELOR GIRL: Re­ spectable, never - married girls are saying “I do" every day. Don’t snipe at one who has loved and lost — just because she gets another chance. Some men prefer to do bus­ iness with old, established firms. IF I KNEW I HAD7DRGWT THAT GUY VO RETIRE IMMECWiay.' • * • DEAR ABBY: When I had my first child (a boy), my mother-inlaw adored him and still docs. When I had my second ( a little girl) she said she had never seen such a home­ ly baby. She told me she’d take care of my oldest child any time but not the little girl. I’m ashamed to admit this to anyone but you, Abby, but she hates my daughter. She brings gifts for the boy and fusses over DEAR SLEEPLESS: You can’t get her to ••like” your daughter — but you can tell her if she doesn't stop showing favoritism she is not welcome to see either of the child­ ren. Perhaps your husbnnd can straighten her out. She’s HIS mo­ ther. DEAR ABBY: The other dny my husband and I received an invita­ tion to attend a party at the home of some friends. They said. “Bring your own bottle and we will fix a midnight supper for $2 a couple." We couldn't go because we had already made other plans, but we were shocked. We are all youngmarrieds in our late twenties and most of us are not well-to-do, but when we invite people to our home we expect to feed them. Is this some­ thing new? PUZZLED DEAR PUZZLED: “ BYOB" (bring your own bottle) parties are not uncommon among young-marrleds, but in my opinion that doesn’t make it right. The $2 supper is pure chinz — and I don’t mean a all-o v ­ er. . CONFIDENTIAL TO “LUCKLESS": Learn how to refuse favors, It is a very useful art. By Oswald Jacoby O k G W O O O —COME O U T H R IM , P E A R - 1 HAVE ^ A N ICE PR E SEN T HOW SWEET OP TOU, * BLONDie - WHAT IS |T HUSBANDS ’ SHOULO y V UNITE f ! V y . WOR YOU j—^ yP R Q fsm ir CM 6RCUP 70 / VMYAFTIV P tfiM V rm WORK ON A JOtl NOWKN4 NTMRRO* WlTRTUB KINS \VrH0 U AID W OUR FUJAl OF ALL COM > ------ - r - ^ T PHASE 1 1 MIU.TM OOAT ) One of the advantages of NORTH tl playing a contract with four Vi trumps opposite four is that ♦ A /* T $ you ean choose the m atter hand. WRST " 'w A B T East won the first trick with , sTlOSS HAQJIOTI the ace of hearts and shifted V i a l i S i a Bn* ♦ to the aeven of clubs. aniiTw South won with the ace and A AQlg promptly went wrong. He VK14 * counted eight top tricks and ♦ •a needed two more for hii con­ tract. He should have tried for them by working with the dia­ M a ^ mond (tilt, but 8outh forgot IN.T, P m I * i f that he could make dummy the Pus Pass * * raM m ailer hand. Accordingly, .... South cashed his king of ° P^ * heart*, discarding a d u b from cashed the king of clubi, and dummy, ruffed a heart, played ruffed a du b wllh dummy's dummy's king of apades, led nine of apadei. another spade to hia queen, East overruffed and k d > U/e WAT'S HIM CVtlft ^ NOW OPEN . . . . U C Y F H & A lfe E e Our D ellthtfal Early Americas SUBS BON ^ Carriage Room For Rooervatitma Call — W N We,t p,IJfed lh* 1UMn ®f dlamondit This left South Ituck between a rock and a hard place. If he ducked West would cash hii last high club, ]f he went up West would get that du b later on. 4:11 ( 4 ) B p o r t i P t c t u r # (4 ) E d i t o r i a l C o m m a 1:14 (41 H c n n o t s y (4) W e a t h e r S h o w 4:11 (41 I l r a r a r i l X i w i 4 :<4 ( I ) M p o rti n * p o r t 4:11 (4) O r b i t (1) H u n t l e y - B r i n k l e y 7:44 <41 I t l p c o n l 7:04 <11 Hllent H a r r i e t (4) D i g e s t 7:11 ( l l W a l l i r r r o n k l l t 7:14 < i ) l l ' a A lim n-! W o r <41 To T r l l T il ! 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F i n a l Ra port 11:10 ( 0 ) eath tr 11:1a (4 ) H o l l y w o o d M a r l * C avalacada 11:14 (1) T n n l t a S h o w ( I ) C a t h o l i c C h u r c h Her vlrae 1:14 (4) R iga Oa 4:14 (1) C o n l l n a o t a l C l a s s ro o m 4:14 ( 4 ) C o i l . ! • o t t h a A ir 4:41 ( X S i a n O a til* t l ) Today ( I ) W a k a D p M e v laa I d s ( t l F a r a a M a r k e t Ma­ yors (4) S l a t # Xawa aad W aath ar T:I4 ( I ) T o d a y >4) P r o - S c h o o l P l a n n l a g Tl44 (4 ) C o u n t d o w n X a w a 7:41 ( I ) M l c k a y 'a O o a p a l T im a 1:44 (4 ) M i c k e y K r a n a S h o w l : t t (4) C a p t a i n K a n g a r o o 1:11 d ) W a a t h a r a a d Mawn 1 11 (1 ) T o d a y (4) C a rto n r llla 4:44 ( I ) B t a t a T r a o o a r 1:44 ( 1 ) J a c k t - a l a n n a 14) A m a r l c a n t l l a t o r y tin ( I ) I t u m p e r Ito o m 4:41 (41 X a w a a I n l a r r l a w n I t i t t ( I ) Bay W b a n (4) L a a r a B p a n H h 14:14 (11 F l a y Y o a r l l a a n h (4) I L a v a L a c y (4) A n n B o t h a m S h o w 11:44 ( I ) P r l c a !a R i g h t (4) J a n a W ym an P roarnta 12:44 ( 4 ) T h a McCoya 11:44 14) T o u r a F o r a 8 o a g (1) C o n c a n tra tlo n (4) F a ta * Q ladya J.ha(jJomsun Men don't get the emotional satisfaction out of shopping that women do, sayi an adver­ tising executive. Of course they don't. Just consider all the waya In which women get emotional aatlafaeUon out of shopping that would never occur to • man: - t THBRB—. b*art which South bad to ruff. At this point South finally went after the diamond suit, but time hud run out because Welt C,me UP Wl,h * ful p l,y- W**,( Muntin« ,h« hand, realized hli partner had started with alx hearts, three apadei, and two clubs. That left him with exactly two dlamondi and one of them had to be the king because South had already ahown up wllh 16 points for hii opening d o trump. MONDAY P. M. 1 3 8-4197 c io u l& M q A husband and wife have a fight, and how docs the wife get even for all those mean things her husband shouted at her? She goes downtown and buys herself something extra­ vagant and charges It to her husband. A woman feels lonely or rcitlesi, and what does she do? She goes for s day of shopping and comes home feel­ ing better, even if all she did was look and try on clothes without buying a thing. A woman flnda herself In a •trange city for a day, but she's not lonely. Not as long as she can get out and have a look at the department stores and what they have to offer. A woman atruggles along month after month on a tight budget, making do and doing without until ahe begins to feet aorry for herself. When she can’t stand it any longer ahe goes out and buys something. It doesn't have to be a big pur­ TV RENTAL • Sales • Service Seminole TV It** Sanford Av*. FA2-4IM Zeaeth Color TV Saleo African Republic | (!) E rnie Ford Show 11:3* 1) H a r r y R e ta o n ar Ki w i 1 2 :! • (1) T r u t h o r Con eeq. (4) F a t h e r K n o w * Dssf (I) S tarch f o r To m a r ­ row 11:41 f4> G u i d i n g M t k l <») Mld-FVc. n r p o r l 11:11 ( I I W R C X * w s R r p o r l 1:0* (4) R s c h e l o r F a t h e r <2> N r w c - W e a l h a r 1:1* (1) I . s f f t l m e ( ! ) B llm astlrs 1:11 K ) A t T h o W o r l d Turm e C> Mclrnco (!) 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(UTI) —Dick Weber of St. Louis, 136 pound* of bowling skill, and Marion Ladewig. tha grandest grandmother In Grand Rapids, Mich., relaxed today and counted their first place winning* from tha $100,000 All-Star tournament. Weber repeated Saturday night a i champion in tha 22nd annual Bowling Proprietora Anociatlon of Amer­ ica (BPAA) classic and won $13,000. Mrs. Ladewig. 46, took home $3,000 as her ahare of the record purse. It wa* her eighth All-Star crown. Dancing! Sanford Recreation D epart­ ment atill la accepting regis­ trations fo r adult beginners* ballroom dance tnitructlon. Claatea are held a t 7:30 p. m. each Monday a t tha Clvle Center. Sets Record chase or even a personal on*. It might be something aa prac­ tical as a new canister aet for the kitchen. But the very act of bu>ing It and bringing it home brightens her day. A woman's m irror hands her a disheartening reminder that ahe Isn't as young as the used to be, and what does she do about It? She goes on a shopping spree and gets some new, becoming clothes. Shopping gives women such an emotional lift that they don’t rush it like men do. CfoIng from store to store before making a purchase is Juit (heir way of prolonging the lift and getting the most emo­ tional value out of the dollars they spend. Spolski Cops Loop Spotlight Last week’* action In the Jet Lane* All-Star League found John Spolikl rolling game* ot i l l , 204 and 232 for a big 647 aerie*. John’* team mate Neal Maxwell was In (here alao with • big 3N total. The Betty Ann’* team won alt three game* to move in­ to aecond place, la other league action Larry'* Mart managed to aalvage two wina from the Handy Food Store trio to remain in flrat place with a comfortable 14-game lead. W ins Trot PARIS (UPI> - Oio of France edged Oicar R.L.. at the wire to capture the $60,000 Prix d'Amcrlque trotting claiaic Sunday at Vlncennea and qualify for a trip to New York and an International race at Yonkera raceway in April. 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TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES ■1 m - .'J* new end 1Used ___ J Maaaal ft Electric m ■ stan d ard ft » PertaM* SALES ft KENTAU HAYNES OFFICE MACHINE CO. I l l MacaeUa. Baafard Always Opaai MOSCOW (UP1) — Ruiilan speed skater Yevgeny Grishin sel a world speed skating rec­ ord of 39.6 seconds over 300 meters Sunday near Alma Ata In Kazakhstan Republic, it was reported by Moscow Ra­ dio. COMING • FBI. ft HAT. “The Wild Waalarrare" �. f ' *■ I it Immediate Results Are Swift And Simple Thru The Herald Classifieds. Ph. FA 2-5612 Classified Phone 322-5612 322-5613 Office 204 W. First DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tue*., thru F n . - 3 P. M. day before Insertion. Mon. * Sit. noon. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tues., Uiru Frl. • 3 day before Inurtion. Mon. • Sit. noon. r.M RESPONSIBILITY: The Herald will not be re* sponsible for more than one Incorrect Insertion of your ad, and reserve* the right to re­ vise or reject any advertise­ ment from what ordered to conform to the pollctea of thie paper. 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K outh C a r o l i n a YOU A m s I I K I t R O T n o i l , fird th a t a C o m plaint for m r o r c a h a s h aau flla d a e a t a a t you, and you a ra rsa u lra d ta a * r v * a «apy o f y o u r A n s w e r n r r i r n d t n u to th* C o m p la in t • n th * P l a l n t l f r a a t t o r n s y a , H t* h » tro m , D a r t * A M o ln to a h , K .lw arda ttu lld ln r. H an fo rd . F l o r i d a , a n d fll* lit* o r i g i n a l A n i w r r o r r t ' a d l n e In t h a of* flc* o f t h a C l a r k * f t h * Cir* c u lt C o u rt an or bafor* th* S l t h d a y o f F a b r u a r y . IM S. I f y o u f a l l t o d o ao, J u d g m e n t by dafautt w ill ba ta k rn a a a l n a t y o u f o r Ih* r a l l t f da* m a n d a d In Ih* C o m p l a i n t . DONE AND O R D E R E D a t H a n f o rd . 0 * m ln o lo C a u n I y, F l o r i d a , t h l a Stlb d a y Of J a n ­ u a r y . till. (HEAL) A n h u r If. R a c k w l t h , J r . , C la rk C ircuit C ourt, Mamlnola C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . 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(pacifica tio n * r n ay b* ob* n*d a t t h a o f f k * o f t h e n Inula C ounty E n alrt* « r . u n t y C o u r t Ilona*. H an fo rd , ir ld * . tld* ah all b» am-loaad In a il*d a n i a h . p * p l a i n l y m a r k ­ on (ha I'Utabla, - I t l t l F U R N I ’AL RA D IO SER V IC E NTItA '*T, o p en F abruary 1943." tld* w ilt ba o p a n e d a t a • t i n g t o h* h e l d In th * u nty Couitnl**loti M « * tln a uiu In t h a C u u r l b u u a a a t nfur.l, Klort'l* Tuaaday. h r u a r y IS. 11**3. a l II, o r i i auob t h a r e a f t a r a» ••till*. riie r i g . i t i* r»»rrv**i to v* a n y lrr«aul*rltl*» o r h h l c a l l t l r * In till* a h a to act ofay *-r all bid*. H o a r d of C o u n t y Corutula* • to n er* _ t, cuituul# * j . Fi*»r! 14 J. C. HuH-l)l*»). C U a lriu a n : W. U u i h . J r . u n ty E n*ln**r t l i . h J a o . I t A Tab- «. *»•* IM l CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Lost & Found 2. Notices - Personal* R. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation B. Food 6. For Rent 6A Special Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Ileal Estate For Sale 12. Mortpupe Loans 14. Insurance 16. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Mule Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 2(1. Baby sitters 21. Beauty Salona 22. Build - Paint - Repair 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Sendees 26. Plumbing Services 26. Radio & Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry- Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live atock 31 A. Pets 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles For Sale 35. Articles Wanted 36. Automobiles • Trucks 37. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooter* 39. Trailers - Cabanas 1. Lost ft Found LOST: Key Case with car keys near home, MU Laurel Ave. FA >4032. L O S T : Chihuahua Puppy. Red collar. FA 31183. 3301 Grandview Ave. Legal Notice 3. Education * Instruction frautorii Sewing Lessons. Beginners and advanced c t a • * c a. Morning or Evening, Phone FA 27982. 12. Real K n U le For Salt 27. J Special Services Bruit) Mon. Jan. 28, ’63—Page 9 12. Real Estate For Sate - New 2 bedroom CB home, 3 Bedroom houae by owner. \ Bv Nadine Seltzer St. Johns Realty latkevww home with lake privileges in South Sylvan Lake Share*, 3 Bed mom* xud 2 bath*. Air-Condition­ ed. Phono FA 2-7896 or FA 2 6368. U. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS 1 N o T tcn o f a r iT BTATM o r F L O R ID A T O I U N K N O W N LIE.NORA c l a i m , t n a by, t h r o u g h , undar or a g a i n s t Ih* f o l l o w i n g d afau * d i n l o . l o - w l t : R I C H A R D O. OLEESON and HELEN T. OLEESON*. hla w l f a : B U R T REVEL.*, INC., a F l o r i d a POTporallon; T lrF F Y R O O F IN tl COM PANY. INC., a F lo rid a c o r p o r a t i o n : U E R T C H A PM A N , T ill: COURT OP T U B d o i n g b u aln aa* aa C h a p m a n IB fo n rrat* F roduata: C A R L COUNTY J I DU B, BKMINOLB COUNTY , F L O R I D A . IN F R O . TjO M M I.E R : FRANCTR FEZOI.D; G A T O R L U M B E R COM ­ RA T E . IN H E : E H T A TE O P PANY. a F l o r i d a a a r p a r a t l o n i F R A IL F .Y C O N C R E T E INC., a W A H A F IJKOROE D a c e s* *d. F l o r i d a c o r p o r a t i o n : O A T I.K AND IIO IVKi H i t A C K E T T T I I . E A TO A L L C R E D I T O R * P E H a o N B II i i I M l C LA IM i MAKMLE CO M P A N Y ; ROY W A L L , d o i n g b u a l n r a a a t W a l l OR DKMANUB AUAINBT S A ID S u p p l y : H A R C A R ALUMINUM K BT AT Bl You a n d * aeh of y o u a r * m O D U C T H C O il PA NT. a F l o r ­ i d a c o r p o r a t i o n ; J E A N P. R E D h e r e b y n o t i f i e d a n d r e q u i r e d t o p r e t m t a n y claim * a n d d e ­ QL'K, d o i n g b u aln aa* a a Hkl llc r a f t C a b l n a t a ; DONAT,D N. m a n d * w h ic h y n u . o r a l t h r r o f DAVlfl W E L D I N G A FA n i l you. m a y lisv a a g a i n * ! th * a e ­ E Q U I P M E N T R E P A I R . 1ST., a t a t a o f W A H A F t i l l l i l t t l I f , d*F l o r i d a c o r p c r a t l o e t DAI. l a m cra* * d . l a t a of M id C n u iity , t o RAKER, doing b u l l n a a e a a th * C o u n l y J u d g e o f H rm ln o t* Houaa af Floara: C R U S E c o u n t y . F l o r i d * , a t M* a f f l a * L U M B E R COM FA NT, INC.. H In i h * e a u r t h a t u * a f a a l d C a u n F lo rid a co rp o ra tio n : H O U / i - ty a t Sanford, Florida, w ith in W A T M A T E R I A I J i C O R P O R A ­ a la c a l e n d a r m o n t h * f r o m th * a o f th * f l r a t p u h t l o a t o n o f T IO N, a F l o r i d a c o r p o r a t i o n : lt hi m l a n u t t c a . T w o r o p la a o f e a c h A M E R IC A N TltUKH INC., a F l o r i d a c o r p o r a t i o n ; P L n l l t D A r l a l m o r d em atn l .h u l l b* In r i t i n g , a n d t h a l l s l a t * th * n i H T R I B U T I N O AND MANU- pwlan e o f raaldem -* a n d w a i t o f . F A C T U R I N O CO., I N C . a F l a r . f l r a a d d r e t o o f t h # e i o i m a n t . Id* a o r e a r a l l o i i : B E N K A R IK a n d s h a l l M a a e r n t o h y th * GL AS S k P A I N T C O , INC., a c l a i m a n t , h i t a t * n t , I.r a t t o r n e y F lo rid a corporation: FR A N K a filin g ft* H A T H A W A Y , d o i n g b u a ln * * l a n d s r e o m r a n t e d hy d am h rlalm a a H a t h a w a y B h * * l n i * u i ; BID. oo fr odne*m adnodl l anr o la n*o f l la d a h a l l N E T V I I I LEE, d o i n g h ualnaa* ha void. a* R a n d a l l E l r c t r l c ; H O R A C E / • ' Mary J. G eorg* I IE IlltY I II L L d o ing hurlnra* Ad a d m i n t a t r a t r i a o f a s B a rr y h iH P a l m i n g C n n t r a c Ih* F a ta l* of lar: D a tv I T T HUNTER; W A H A F OE O RO E . B R A N T HRO& INC., a F l a r d*<-*.vatd Id a c o r p o r a t l n n : M l D - F I / d R - tillfN T IO l.B tllt AND IXKIAN I P A Pl.t.'U U IN U AN D H E A T - F l r a t P a d a r a t Hun ting I NO CO., INC., a F l o r i d a P. n . n o t m s co rp o ra tio n ; or althrr of S a n f o r d , F l o r i d * t h t m . a n d *11 p eril* * c l a i m i n g A t t o r n e y * f u r A d m l n l i t r a t r l g o r c l a i m i n g t o h ay * a n y r i g h t , P u h l l i h J a n . I I . i t , i t a F a b . | t l t t * o r ln l * r* * t In t h a f a t . HIS l o w i n g d t a o i l b * d p r o p e r t y , t y ­ C D F — IS i n g a n d b r i n g In tto m ln o la C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , l o - w l t ; L o ta I * n ir riR i-iir tn i'H T , ST a n d SI. 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P u b l i s h J a n , | | It. ti. IM l I I . I I . 1141. C D K -tf , Legal Notice FRIGIDA1RE Jim Hunt Realty Sales A Service G. II. HIGH 1700 W. 1st St. Sanford Ph. FA 2-3883 Office FA 2-2118 Nights FA 2-0843 323-0700 2324 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. SINGER Must icll, 3 bedroom house. House $100 down, take over Nothing down, pick up pay­ payments of $82. 123 3Iayments. 32J06I4 alter 5 p.in, fair Circle. Men women, 18*32. Start high a* 3102.00 a week. Prepara­ tory training until appoint­ ed, Thousands of Job* open Experience usually unneeeaaary. FREE information on Job*, salaries, requirements. Write TODAY giving name, address, phone and time home. Write Lincoln Ser­ vice. Dux 23, C'o Sanford Herald. IBM COMPUTKR TRAINING MEN. WOMEN. ALL AGES NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY Exciting new- career opportun­ ities arc available for quali­ fied computer operators and programmer*. The IBM field offers high starting salaries and unlimited opportunities to advance. E. C. P. I.’a “ PRACTICAL TRAINING PROGRAM'’ for Um IBM 1401 COMPUTER includei use of actual com­ puter equipment worth over 3230,000. Write today for FREE QUALIFICATION CHART and compleU information (Please print name, addresi, age, telephone and working houra). ELECTRONIC COMPUTER PROGRAMMING INSTITUTE Box No. 37 c/o Sanford Herald FIREPLACE SPRINKKR SYSTEMS WOOD All Types and Sires Oak and pine. $22 a cord We Repair and Service delivered. Robert Morris S T I N E Ph. FA 34333. FA WW9 or Machinery and Supply Co. FA 3-4818. j V. 2nd St. FA 2-8432 SINGER S e w i n g Machine I equipped to xlg lag and C make button holes. With to Ave. Phone 332-8821. guarantee. 3 Payments of 33.40. FA 2-9411. lawated at (520 BriarcUff FA 2 8327. \ve. Total price willt ex­ GOOD INVESTMENT tra lot 31*300.uO. 33tX) down 3 FHA financing. Monthly 9 Acre F arm -^ iear Sanford. 4 Bdrm —2 Story Irome. Old payments 334.69, principle fashioned, but sound. In A interest. pasture entirely fenced, numerous buildings. Good water. Phone TE 8 3733 or THE TIME TESTED FIRM TF. 8 5461. 116 N. Park A*c. FA 2-0123 MEN AND WOMEN NEEDED WORK IN CIVIL SERVICE No experience necrisary, gram m ar school education usually sufficient. Train now at home for Jobs with secur­ ity. For details, send name, address, phone no. to: NA­ TIONAL TRAINING SER­ VICE. BOX 30 c/o The San ford Herald. Stenstrom Realty SEWING MACHINE Sales and Service Free estimates in advance Free home demonstration 17. Male Help Wanted BUSIN ESS MANAG E 11 for CALI* FA 2-578:1 Alan's Fabric A Ruga 2339 Park Dr. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Realtor Raymond Lumlquist. Assoc. FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank BMg. COUNTUY-FIEDT YES Slit! Just put on Hie market (or j “If you’rt my mother, fiv# your act* rank and aoclal 313,000, it's Hie home you've IS . H elp Wanted been waiting for. Keep your ascunty numbarr own horses on 2 acres of RELIABLE MEN, WOMEN! I'll aend you — FHEE —big prime fenced pasture. Extra money-making Sale* Otiiflt nice, 4 stall barn with large 6. For Rent 6. For Rent with full sir*Cosmetic* tack room and hay loft. The 3 11f i l r o o m h o u s « . 2 inti S l t 'v worth 34 82 retail to prove 3 family will enjoy thing In c d i Ave. Phone 3iy 1C71. you cau make good money, the modem 3 bedroom frame 110 W. 3rd St. 322 0488. spare or full tlma introduchome. LOCATIONt 3 MinUnfurnished 2 bedroom liotise. ing over 2tX) product* every I ulrs to downtown. TERMS? 1303 Elliott Ave., FA 2-5234 liome need*, n»c* every day. . not bad. WANT TO BUY? month. Water or FA 2 0523. Friend*, neighbors, oilier* CALI. FA 2 2870. buy from yuu. No investment ROOMS, The Gables, 401 for you—pay out of profit*. Magnolia Ave. PA 2-0720. ■ Stemper Agency Blair, Dept. 683IIA4, Lynchburg, Va. 2 Bedroom modern House, ter Included. FA 2413H. REALTOR — INSCHOB kit. equipped. SIT Catalina. ' FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. 19. Sltualiuns Wanted UNFURNISHED new 2 bed­ r NEW 3 bedroom, 5 bath Ironing wanted. FA 2-3563. room house, kitchen equip­ >• home, Urge comer lot, 311 ped. FA 2-5683. Tucker Dr., Sunland Ea- Will do ironing. 323 0591. L tale*. VA—nothing down, Hnbyiitllng in my home. RENT A BED 1‘ monthly puyineuts $92.06. Small children and babies. Rollawar* Hospital It Bab/ a ~ FA 28074 - FA 2 2218. Big yard and screened in Beds porch. Reasonable and By Day, Week, or Month furnished. Call Mrs. CARROLL’S FURNITURE • J. W. Hall, Realtor meala Davis, FA 2-9294. FA 2 7368. Ph. FA 2-3181 118 W. 1st St. “ Call Hall" FA 2-3841 j* 2344 So. French Ave. Children kept. FA 2-4182. WELAKA APARTMENTS: Rooms private baths, l i i '• 3 Bedrooms, 1 baths. Fenced 21. itatuljr Salons Adults. FA 2-1757. W. Flrat M. backyard. Alr-oondit toner. SPECIAL ~ Kitchen equipped. L o w Unfurnished 2 b e d r o o m Cut 'N Curl Beauty Simp down payment. 3Jou s. Park Adults. 313. FA 2-731W. houae. 820 Escambia. Ph. End curl $3.30 Including Ave. FA 2-0274. shaja* set A style. Open Evening by appointment. 1 Houses for rent. For Infor­ Experienced Operators. ! It Pays mation contact Ted Wil­ 318 Palmetto Ave. FA 2-0834 liams Hardware, 205 E. J To Use 23th St. IIA IlH ItT rS BEAUTY NUUK Complete Beauty Service 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen 105 So. Oak FA 2-3743 The HERALD FA 20920 after 3 p. m. equipped. 373 month. Ph. FA I 3303. 24. Electrical Service# Furn. I bedroom W aul Ads. . New 3 Bedroom, 3 bath FR1G1DA1RR home. No cash needed. 301 Sale* It Servire k LAKE MARY a month. 322-3085. House Wiring, Free Estimate* 9 LAKEFHONT HOME Sid Vihlen's Kandall Electric Elm. NO Ssy.T 2 Bedrooms, 2 baths, can he 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 2 0013 r converted into 3 l>edrooms. _ 150 ft. on luko, 130 ft. on 23. I’lumhinu Serviced IN t h e e l m c i t m i h i o f hard road. Large rooms, 112 Maple Ate. T H E NINTH JUDICIAL I I R PLUMBING ample closet space. 1'ric v it o f c u m i n * , in ( n ii c o ii e K K iM ii.t: i n i v n . Contracting Itcjiatrs * (acy, lu excellent muili. l a C k a a r a r r Ns. ISTat FREE ESTIMATES . tlon. Call Gchr Realty for P A R T I T I O N BUIT R. L. HARVEY r.IL K U N BAA DT, appointment. 322 3827. Pla intiff. 201 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3JS3 v*. Fireplace and floor furnace. JAM EH W . E N G L A N D , J r . . D efendant. 113 W. 19Ui St. FA I 1 The man who knowi ban (ord n o t ic e o r surr alter 3. REAI. KSTATF. & IN THE RARE OF THE AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Edward F. Lane >j Flower* * Shrubs 62. - 9 FA 2 0611. 9. Fnr hale or Hent II. Itenl Kwlate Wunted Sell Your House Want lo get rid of the mort­ gage on your home in San­ ford? Northern Group Seekiicj \ Few Florida Homes 1 We will A*sumr Your Mortgage CUSIOM (HAIRS 74.50 MADt 2 is Wiggtcworth si. Bo-tun 20. Mass. SOFAS $89 “ ’i L I P C O V I R S 50FA5 ’49.50 CEN TRA L FLA DECORATORS V* w*» U '#(*■Ibf-J *A J tjt ' I L hswn N i C Lilt Old's Ambassador Trombone. Like new. Call FA 2-5138 after 4 p. tu. ~ ‘ 39. Trailers • Cabanas 1 Bedroom HousetraUer with Typewriter with ease. Like new. $10. Powell's office Supply C'o. 117 Magnolia, kitchen, living room, bath with iliower. Very clean. Call 323-0010 or 322-0150. W 0LLERS-/SAN F0 RD ^CHEVROLET OLDS V. Service Calls. 32.00. IIoum* of llw Goklcn Itulc. Ph. FA 29792. CADILLAC f Q R 9 III,HS Slutiuii Wagon ■ Power And Air Fund......... SAVE l A f l h FALCON Slatiun V\ »gr>n Standard Tranaml**ton 1Q61 l«Wl 1696 COMET 4 Door A utomatic Tran*ml«Muo I Q f i f l l' AI’' UN 1 Ilour Sedan IV V W standard Trsnamiaiiun I B f i l l COMET 2 lluor Sedan II I U U Standard Tran»mi**loti t OKVAIIt 4 Door Automatic Transmission 12M Auto Tran*., Air Coml. 796 1968C,K V,0LET4lkK jr 10R 7 CADILLAC Sedan DeYIRe 11M ■O w l poner And Air fond........... 1967 l'HEVHOLb'r 4>>oor Outstanding Opportunity •H, 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath. Florida Itmim. Double Carport, Tile Hoof, Thi* U an rsrvllcfll ouortunlty for bomeocnr who like* to paint. High on a hill. Only $10,500. Name your down payment. j : ('ullage S' * ID' equipped with rangr, refrigerator, table, chair*. Mu«r tu yuur lut. $93.00. | LO R M A N N 3U0 IN A utom atic |Q H Q Ol.DSMOHtl.K 4 Door I O w O Auto. Truiis.. Air fond. 1 Bedroom. 2 hath guality llomc-Ccolral heat. Iloilt-in Electric Kitchen. Dining llonm. E srrllrnt residential arra. 312.U3U.tlll. Name yuur duwu payment. *• i'u MwfJa* s llPyt t> hfu^huillll? f 3*»* Mums I iFin aln We.4»g». liuO'iiolM lO 't Uu-n ia n lb 'J Compuny 2 Bedroom modern home. For quick service c a l l . Extra large living room. Bryan T. V. FA 3 0361. Low down payment, easy For T.V. Service within the term*. 211 Cedar. hour. Call Cuy's T.V. 17 2 Bcdrm. home, nicety fur­ ycari experience, 5 year* nished. 2 screened porches, in Sanford. Ail parts 4 lacarport, 3 extra lota In l>or guaranteed fnr Do da)*. *awn. Priced right. Phone Service calls $2.00. Call FA 2-0931. FA 2 9063. Bclair Section. 36500 total 27. Special Services price for 2 bedroom CBS. Home. Small down pay­ Piano Tuning and Repair ment. Call 322-3816. W. L. Harmon — EA 2-4223 Co. Carpet 38. Motorcycles - Scooters FACTORY TD Y3U ALUMINUM 11LINDS ^ closed head, Sag-proof bot­ VESPA Motor Scooten (new) $10.03 down k 95.32 Weak* tom rail with plastic ends. 17. J Plastic or rayon tapes. Cot­ Lewie Rales A Service j ton or nylon cords. 2517 Country Club ItoaA 1 ittik GI uhh and Faint Ph. FA 2-7928 H • 3 Atlracliie 3 bnlntom, 2 1 home. Fenced yard. ’ NAS. 115 W. Coleman Cir­' cle. FA 2 7181. • R E U P H O L S T E R / (HAIRS 539 r r r . r 110 N. Park Ave. Ph. 823-06M1 URAPEV1LLE NURSERY ^ 2(5. Radio ft Televtalon T. etflciant * 6 ETHAN ALLEN mapln _S3. Fomitare mutes chain. Excellent con­ l dition. FA 2 9317. tools, ate. Bought • Sold. Larry's Mart 215 Sanford 36. Automobile* - Trucks Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 1962 Studebaker P i c k u p Truck. Excellent cood. Low V lake up uiunllily payments mileage. Call Ralph Pesold. of $13.30 on 3 complete FA 2-1611. rooms of furniture. Call TE *1311, Casselberry, col­ '38 Mercury. Radio k heater, power steering. FA 2 3800. lect. FOR SALE or trade. 81 Mer­ FREE ESTIMATE cury Commuter Station Wa­ 1' bolstering It Mattress ren­ gon for Pickup ur a light ovating. New k Used Furni­ Walkia. G r a v e l Antique. ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. North of Sanford on RL 17. Co., at 709 Celery Ave. Ph. 868-9320. FA 2-21 IT. jT 37. Boats • Motors Service With the Cash. SUPER TRADING POST Gateway To Ih e Waterway FA 2-0077. Robson Sporting Goods s Your EVINRU3E Dealer ‘ 364. Article* Fur Hale 301-0-1 E. l i t Ph. FA 2-3961 T 12' Aluminum Boat. Mitchell work clothes, Paint. ArmyTrailer and Ilk bp. EvlnNavy Surplus 3lo Sanford rud*. Extras. FA >8800. Ave. Pliim hiiiK & IIcutiiiK j 42 year* in real rslute liutiAIR CONDITIONING net* In Sanford. Plu*ne CONTRACT and REPAIR Month. FA 2 0214. FA 2-3969 WORK 2 BEDROOM, kitchen furnish­• Best Imyt in real estate. 1007 Sanford Ava. FA 2 B582 ed. 2134 (b a te Ave. All type* of Ileal Estate John E. Fox, Realtor our 33.00 and up. Cash only. 401 W. 13th St. a Wall INSURANCE Use imishicld Back GIuhb Shampooer FREE with pur­ [ tor Glass Vent Glass chase of Blue Lustre sham­ poo. Carroll's Furniture. SERVICE y iikui'lk Glass ami Faint Used Refrigerators, Inven­ Company tory clearance of trade-lni. 3 i Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 Legal Notice T USED A REPOSSESSED MERCHANDISE G.E. 14" Portable T .1V. 339 M Zenith 21" T.V.......... .. 349.95 Admiral 21" T.V. ..... 349.95 Motorola with new plcturo lube .. R.C.A. 21" T.V......... .. 339.95 R.C.A. 17“ T.V......... .,. $49.95 Kenmore automatic Washer .................................... 348.M Norge Wringer Washer 348 95 Goodyear Service Store 333 W. 1st St. FA 3-2821 service business with ten office and outside employees j Must meet ami deal with ing men needed. Wc train Hobby Snop foot.*, 10“ Elec­ the public. Knowledge of tric Saw. grinder, 24" Jig­ you. Write Commercial office procedure and ex­ saw, etc. Also baud tool*. Trades Institute lk).\ 18, c o perience in supervDiofl nec­ FA 2-3948. Sanford Herald. essary. Write giving age, • 17" H.C.A. Table Model T.V. ; Automobile Service education, experience, sal- ■ 29. 323.00. 21" Westinghous* ary range. Box 21 t o San- T.V 333.00. FA 2 5302. ford Herald. Heal Estate —.Mortgages III N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 • T A T E O P FLO R ID A T U i J A I D . H W . KM .LAND, J r . wliiiae r a e ld e tir* la u n know n y o u A im itr n i s n T n o t i­ f ie d t h a t a a u l t lit E q u i t y h a* b een b r o u g h t a g a i n * ! you b y E I L E E N BAADT. t n th* C i r c u i t C o u r t »f t h * N i n t h J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t , In a n d f n r g e m l n o l * C o u n t y , F l o ri d * . YOU A H L HKHKIIV S UM ­ MO NED, U l l D K I t LI) AND UKQ U I H K I ) t o fll* y u u r ( n e w e r w ith Ih* C lerk of aald Cuurt a n d t o aa r v * a c o p y t h e r e o f upon P la ln tlff'e a tto r n e y her*. In uit o r be f u r • lb * t b t h d ay of F a b ru a ry , t s ( t . Th* nam* o f | h a C l a i m U f a a t t o r n e y t» J * m n i). t l n r r e l l . a n d hla *dilraee le 1ST N o r t h M a g n o l ia A v en u e. O r l a n d o , F l o r i d a . If y o u fa ll l o do ao, a D eere* P r o C o p f e e e o w ill be e n t e r e d a g a l n a t y u u fo r t h * r e l l r f d e ­ m a n d e d In l l i r C o m p l a i n t . YOU A I t E F l I t T I I L I t N O T I ­ F I E D t h a t t h e n a t u r e o f aald • u l t I* f o r C a r l l l l o n o f l a n l . W ITN ESS MY H A N D * *> C l e r k o f eald C i r c u i t C o u r t of b tm ln o l* County. F lo rid a, and th * B*at o f e.ttd C o u r t , a t Sanford, Hem lnol* County, F l o r i d a , t h l a 17th d a y o f J u n u a r y . IMS. (HEAT.I A r t h u r II. I i e r k w i t h J r . C l a r k o f th * C i r c u i t C o u r t , In a n d f o r H em lnol* C o u n ­ ty, F lo rid a H r : M a r t h a T. v i h l . u D eputy l i n k P u b l l a h J a n . St, f t K F eb . 4. I I . 1S4I. 34. Article* For Sale MERCURY I Door Auto.. Power Brake*. Steer.. Air Cond. — 12N |O K Q CADILLAC Sedan IteVille I M W Power And Air tend. — .... ..... FORD Station Wagon 8 CyL. Automatic .. 1 9 8 9 V-4, l>LT>lotJTli ,,oor Standard 1Stick REALTY HO. U. S. 17-93 OlAL 838-1707 CA8HKLUERKY CIIF.YUDI.KT Jt Th Pickup 8 Cylinder *The right Investment la equal to a lifetime *f tali'* 218 E. 2nd 1 ------- ---------- — - BANFORD tSW B. PARK J :* �Courthouse Records NORTH ORLANDO OARDEN CLUB member* planting cherry laurel trees last Saturday morning in the club’s first beautification project of the year were, kneeling from left, Mrs. Bill Harris, Mrs. Ewrightaon Harvillo and Mra. Don Nall; standing from left, Mrs. Richard Stodclen, Mrs. Jessie Wallicc, Mrs. Bill Wolfe, Mrs. Mary Hyatt, and Mra. Bill Ryan. (Herald Photo) WASHINGTON (UP1) Secretary of Slate Dean nuik faced probable congressional questioning today about So­ viet military forces In Cuba. Rush was scheduled to tes­ tify at a closed session of the House Foreign Affairs Com­ mittee, The committee session started at 10:10 a. m. Rusk said on a television program Sunday night that the presence of four small but heavily armed Russian combat groups In Cuba ia “ a m atter of real concern.” But he aaid that "wo have had some indication from the So- \%l,\ HR) vict Union that t h e s e forces, at least portions of litem will be removed In due course.” Rusk's appearance before Hie House committee was billed aa a briefing on world trouble apota. In the television Interview Rusk said that MIG fighters had Item routing Into Cuba for many monthi but that ‘‘it hat been our Judgment that they have been consist­ ent with a defensive capabili­ ty on that island.” He also said that Russians have been flying the Jot fighters as well as training Cubans to fly them. Rusk said that Soviet mili­ tary personnel had been mov­ ing out.of Cuba over the Uat several weeks. "As long as that out-traflic continues.” tie said, ‘‘then that la a gain, hut wo are Interested in whether that out-traffic will now continue.” Rusk conceded that the MIG fighters could carry nu­ clear warheads but he said "we do not believe that (here arc nuclear warheads in Cuba today” Boost Science Knowledge Powers Urges HOUSTON (l/P l) — Col. John A. Powers, often called "the voire of the astro­ nauts," told a group nf Texas editors Sunday lie feels today’s citizen mutt increase his knowledge in the field of science, Powers, publicity officer for Houston's Manned Spacecraft Center, said people muat increate their space knowledge if the decision-making, pro­ cess it to remain democratic. "Today’s apace age citi­ zen, aatumlng that our news media has dune Ha Job, nerds to know more about science than a science teacher knew a generation ago just to read and understand his news­ paper,” Powers said. Ho told the Texas Associat­ ed Press Managing Editors that newsmen must perform a vital function in raising the space IQ of the average per­ son. "The news media will have to spend more money to ac­ quire new people and equip present personnel with an improved scientific literacy," he continued. In discussing the almost $99 billion apace budget, Powers said it calls for complicated weapons systems, space and nuclear science advancements and oilier complex aulijecta A Ural aid course for staff that require more understand­ members of the Sarepta Heat ing by newsmen and the pub­ Home will begin tonight at lic alike. T:30 p. m. at the home, Mra. Mathlldc Frlsael, executive secretary of the Red Cross In the development of sword announced today. play during the 16th and 17th The rourse, which will be centuries, the dagger was lauglil by Jark llurnrr, first eommonly used as a leftoid instructor, is being giv­ hand auxiliary. en al the request of Mrs. Tan mar Braden, assistant NOT ItKHPONKIRLK administrator or Hie home. "This will he an accelerat­ I will not he responsible ed course," said Mrs. Flasel, lor any debts Incurred hy "It will be given twice a anyone other than myself. week on Monday and Wed­ IDAS K. ACREV nesdays until completion.” Real Estate Transactions leoti Bryan, rt ux to (Jor/ don Hodges, etui, St. Joae- Sci ph's Subdvn., $1,000 m* Harrjr Guttavaon, e tu i t o ; J Charles Williams, etui, 13- {^ 20-30. $14,000 j Louise Jessup, e tu i to Ken- vs. neth A. No-man, etal, fern mt Terrace, $7,600 l Mary Dowrie to Gladys P. Ha Durham, N. Chuluota, $7,200 fd Verne Rlggall to VA, Sunt land, $13,000 dlt VA to Samuel Ray Hawes, eta etui, Plnecrest, $12,900 1 L. J. Sc hod, to Ray Cress, ra. etal, 10-20-30, $0,000 val Clara Fletemcyer, etvlr to I Lester Bryant, etui, Bel Air, Da $0,000 S Sidney Wlnoder, e tu i to VA, Wil Sunland, $15,300 — Paul II. Evans, etu i to VA, m Sunland, $10,000 M Helen J. Brook, etvlr to RHj a p m u B i r t n v St ^ "" Everett Harper, trustee, $-39, $5,000 John Lewis Tremblay, etu i to John D. Frey, etui, Sunland. $12,300 & Elury Hamilton, etu i to EO David Hamilton, Pearl Lake V lights, $12.:*) \ Alliert M. Green, etux to V Henry Blair, etui Queen’s ^ Mirror, $3,wm A. C, Smith, Jr., elua to ,*" E. D. Cook, Cypress Bend, [1 $7,500 Hi Raymond Homes, Inr. to i Raymond Skidmore, etu i, < Longdate, $9,400 Michael Hsalla, etui to Herbert Partridge, etui. San Lanta, $12,900 — Feank M. Sar Louts, etui to George Knuth, etui, Ssn- f | | HARRELL1 n Undo, $10,300 BtVLRLY Brsmur Development Co. H to Ward Hicks, Inc. East- E | brook Subdvn. $5,too Lyle D. FIdler, etui to ■ Paul A. Knight, etui, Queen’s Mirror, $3,500 U Richard Atkins, elua to l y Joseph a Croii, IV, .-lux, jj": Longdsle, $7,$00 ■■ AuroMor/ve Opening today at tho rornrr of Hanford A v c . a n d 25th Street, la tho Personal Rodin and TV Service, owned hy K. F. Weeks. Wecka has been In the elec­ tronics fluid for 30 years. The Inst flva years he spent in ra ­ dio and television work In Sa­ vannah, Ga. Personal Itadio and TV fea­ tures a drlve-ln auto radio service. Other nervice* Include repair work on radio*, tele­ vision*, tops recorders, record changers end Cltiaen Band tranmlltera and rsrelvars. Symptom* t l Distress Arising from STOMACH ULCERS •u*T« EXCESS ACID QUICK ROUT Ot NO COST t i ” _ ^ 1 T? — f-f I ilii - r ■’ ' "f ] „ |j g l WILSON'S • CREAMY QUARTERS (LIMIT ONE PLEASE) “FRO-JOY • ALL FLAVORS SWANSON’S” FROZEN • Fresh Florida Grade A Whole CHICKEN TL’UKEY Limit 3 *** »* «^ . *, V > will handle all details, s Our Home and Proper- ly Improvement Dept Free EnlimaltN Call Now U. 8. CHOICE FLAVOR.AU ED BEEF SIRLOIN ROUND CLUB Phone SANFORD FA 2-0500 CHANGE! “MEDIUM SIZE” • BAKING U. S. CHOICE FLAVOR*AGED BEEF SWEET T-Bone Steak POTATOES There’s no Streak O’ Lean better time Slab Bacon than Thrift way R IG H T NO W B'fast Bacon TO REMODEL Y O U R HOM E . . . FROM REPLACING A WINDOW TO A COMPLETE OVERHAUL . . . WE'RE READY TO DO THE JO R SlrwomaivLh 211 W. 25th STREET • Find out for yourself today how yeu ran have a kitchen like this, or any style you want. In your humr, with no money down, Don’t delay home improvement — make that Important call nowt FOR FREE EST IM A T E - C A LL R u s ts Drug Star* N rls y a s U s Drug d a RommHist | Anderson Drugs , TnnrhUM Drug Cm. ‘ALL BRANDS' • STRAINED (LIMIT 2 PLEASE) TIME FOR A Businesstf% Briefs ( J ? FINER FOODS AT LOWER PRICES KRAFTS' First Aid Course Set At Sarepta LTJG. Robert E. Gucnt, UKN, wait jirumuteri to that rank recently at 4hc Naval Air Station Sanford, fluent la at­ tached to Heavy Attack Squnrdon One (VAH1) tho "TlKer" itqtiadron where he nerves as the AiiTrnft Line Main­ tenance Officer. T h u ftu H U / COc o m p a Stc° N PHONE FA 2-3103 i 88( 38‘ ib. 48‘ PRICES GOOD THRU JAN. 50 QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED TfuutbiH ui 25TH & PARK $ �n City Kills $200,000 Industry Here The City Commission by a 3-2 vote Monday night turned down a $200,000 industry from locating in Sanford by refusing to go along with negotiations with Ihe Sanford Pipetine Co. Opposing the move were C i t y Commissioners J I m Crapps, Sonny Raborn and A! Wilson. After the meeting both Raborn and Wll«nn declined com­ ment on their decision while Crapps said “They haven’t proven their worth to me." Commissioners Joe Baker amt Mayor Tom McDonald led the fight to bring the pipeline c10 ^ \ By Larry Verabel At the (tart ol ttve City Commission meeting Monday night, Mayor Tom McDonald laid debate on the ACL-Flpcline hau le would be limited to 10 minutea for each group. . . . He mentiontd the Gettys­ burg Addreia being only 10 minutes, etc., etc. Anyway, some two hours later they were still arguing . . . Which reminds me . . . I would hare admired Lincoln more If he would have Just shaken his flit a t the audience at Gettysburg Instead of that 10 minute oratory. • • • Jim Crapps asked the City Commission, Monday night to seek legislation to double commliiloners' salaries and expense accounts. . . . Not a sound could be beard for 33 seconds and the board went on to the next item on the agenda. • • • PIPELINE BLUES— Two months ago this reporter was told that no ACL employes would be Is id off due to the proposed pipeline . . . don't ba surprised if the pipeline company files a suit against the city. . . . Whata worse the city backed off on Hr word. . . . City told a $300,000 indus­ try to "go somewhere •lee.'* Whst ever happened to free enterprise? • • • I don't know how many ACL men were in the room but we counted 121 cigarette butts on the floor at midnight. • • • . , , and two cigar stubs, • • • And a candy wrapper. • • • "It's a woman's preroga­ tive to change her mind," so the old saying goes . . . But we don't have any wo­ men on our city commission . . . But it does chnnge it* decisions. . . . A plan or pro­ cedure la adopted and the . commissioners a re given cre­ dit by a majority of their constituents for some good solid thinking , . Otherwise why would the decision be made? . . . Then-fill up the commlaaion room at one of the sessions, have a couple of objections to the previous­ ly well thought-out action, and what happena? . . . You guessed iti . . . Back p id ­ dling and a rescind decision , . . Followed by confusion , , . lack of confidence . . . reluctance of many to accept commission decisions because they might be reversed be­ fore the action authorized by them can be completed . . . Costs go "down the drain" . . . Guts, thal'a what wo aeedi • • e Booster! Club meets Thurs­ day night to talk over build­ ing a $30,000 stadium. We h e ir Pete Knowles has been invited to give the "citjr'a aide." • • e County Commission Chair­ man J . C. Hutchison made it up the stairs this morning without Dirk Irvin's help. • • * Officers In the courthouse will probably bo closed for O. P. Herndon's funeral at 4 p. m. Wednesday. • • • City conducted a street light survey of downtown . , Results: lighting very ade­ quate except for 2nd St. • • • Stop sign survey for the Mayfair sectioo in the worka. • • * Mothers Polio drive march Thursday . . . Volunteers needed . . . Call Mrs. Robert ZiUrower NOW. • • • How come the city refused to aid George Touhy'a semi­ centennial celebration? • • • Boat marina cornin' up again. City gave outfit headed by Jake Zorisn of Maitland some ISO days to corns up with engineering plana on “gono-go* 'b a s i s . H Jaks fails, the city will get the plans. Tom McDonald opposed the mow—"Don't want to tie up the place," said Tom. School Supt. Hay MUwee and Walter Teague were given the go-ahead by the ScbocA Board Thursday to attend a school superintendents meet­ ing at the U of F in Gainesvilie on Jan. $1 and Fab. L JIM CRAPPS •No' ★ ★ ★ SONNY RAUORN •No’ ★ ★ AL WII-SON •No' ★ ★ ★ ★ W ater Ration Seen Here; Despite Plan Water rationing is in pro- j proceed with plans for a near sped for Sanford this summer $1,000,000 water improvement despite City Commission ap- program, proval Monday night giving Tho plans are ex pec toil to Uie green light to engineers be completed by April and EnClark, Dailey and Diets to I gineer Jess Diets backed up ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Civic Center Review Ordered By Board Religion* nerviccn will be allowed at tho Civic Center and the City Commission Monday night or­ dered a complete review on utilizing the fucility more and “letting it carry its own weight." Commissioner Joe Bnker urged the commission to review the operation of the facility to broaden the Herndon Rites OnWedn Funeral servi r* r Herndon. Ti>, who died Sunday night at his Sanford Avr. home, will be conducted at 4 p.m. Wednesday at (lie First Presbyterian Church with Hcv. Tim in as M a k I a officiating. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery. Bom Dec. 19. 1892 In San­ ford, Mr. Herndon was a for­ mer state representative and icrvcd us Seminole County Clerk of Circuit Court from 1935 until hli retirement in 1969. He was a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Sanford; of Elks Lodge 1241 of Sanford; of the Odd­ fellows; of Celery Camp 625 WOW of Sanford and was a citrus grove owner. Survivors arc four children, O. P. Herndon Jr. of Clear­ water, William F. Herndon of Titusville, George fl Herndon of Orlando and Mrs. Mary Margaret Lumpkin of Jackson­ ville and 18 grandchildren. Brision Funeral Homo is in charge of funeral ami burial arrangements. center's use ami to cnncp] tho regulation restricting religi­ ous services. Commissioner Jim Crapps emphasized “it's silly the way be t'-vw. it i, .»rg intitaad it shoql - and iiui-t can y ila own Wefgllt." Tho commission mad* the decision after a delegation asked tha facility be used for fro* lecture services during the spring and winter by a Christian Beicnce sect. Bank Shortage Disrupts Talks City Manager W. E. Knowles’ earlier remarks that water rationing is a dim prospect for tbr city this summer, “The city is facing a critical water problem and tho im­ provement program won't be ready until 1U64," Diets em­ phasized. The program would inilude a streamlined treatment plant by the country club area, four new wi-lla and transmission tines. It is hoped that with the new program, the city will lie able to utilize 160 per­ cent mere water. At the present time, the city is pumping 1,000 gallons per minute and will inrn-ase it to 2,000 per minute. Cold Death Toll Over 300 l l y j ’uif'^i Press International Temperatures- dropped ha­ lo -v zero In the Ohio Valley ami snow-clogged Nmthrast again today. Light snow drift­ ed eastward from the Rockies. Tim di-nth toll from the Itday nirgi- of hitter cold and heavy snow edged above the 300 mark. The mercury frll to 10 be­ low zero curly today at Pitts­ burgh, shattering a 3d-yearold record low for Juu SO. Ohio staggered by minus30 temperature readings Mon­ day, recorded more sub-sero readings t-day. Tha Ohio River was almost covered by iee 3 to I inehes thick, peach end cherry crops In Ihe south­ western portion of the Buck­ eye State have been severely damaged. Ktmirn, N. Y., recorded a low of 18 below early toduy. Snow . hogged Watertown, N. Y. saw its 70-inch snow cover reduced to 67 Inchee be­ cause of settling. I ELISABETHVILLE, Katan­ ga, The Congo (UPI >—Reports of a multi-million dollar short­ age at the Katanga National Bank today injected a new ele­ ment into the reunification talks between Provincial Pres­ ident Molse Tallinn be and cen­ tral government officials. Joseph lleo, the Leopold­ ville government's minister resident in Katanga, scheduled another meeting today with Tshombc and his whole cabi­ net. Tshombc, who recently end­ ed hla 31-month-old secession f r o m the Congo, Monday promised bis government's full cooperation in reunification efforts. He said his 90-minute talk with lleo was held in an CLEM SON, 8. C. (U PI)— LONDON ( U Pli—John Vas­ atmosphere of "understanding Harvey Gantt, an easy-going sal, convicted Soviet spy. to­ and cordiality." young Nrgro who revived both day dismissed as "absolutely handshake* and razzing when absurd" reports that he had he missed South Carolina's planned to flee behind Ihe puhlir school rolor harrier iron Curtain with his former Monday, goes through an boss In fhs British Admiralty. NEW ORLEANS (UPI) — orientation program today at Vassal!, 39, an admitted homosexual now serving 18 Tulane University, attended Clemscn College. The 20-year-old architecture years imprisonment fur selling only by white* fnr 129 year*, secrets to Russia, denied to a added two more Nrgroe* to it* student, who maintained, a three-man tribunal Invettigst- student body Monday for a to­ "ft" average a t Iowa Stale, ing press reports of Soviet es­ tal of 10 admitted voluntarily and other transfer student* pionage that he hoped to ren­ and without incident in the were to learn of the traditions of this old southern school in dezvous abroad with his for­ past few days. Eight Nrgroe* registered the foothills uf the lilue Ridge mer boss, Thomas Galbraith. for classes Friday to become Mountains. The mejority of Clemson’s th* first of their race ever en­ 4,260 student* arrive Wednes­ rolled at Tulane. Stocks Steady NEW YORK (U l’l t —Stocks More eould enroll today hut day and Thursday for ascend were steady at ■!) active open­ registrations close this eve­ semester registration. Classes ning. start Friday. ing today. Gantt Razzed At Clemson Report Absurd, Vassal Says 2 Negroes Enter Tulone NAS commanding officer, who has said the station would observe “open house" the morn­ ing of tha celebration. At that time the Navy'a world famous precision flying tram, The Rlua Angels, accompanied by the parachute daredevils, the Sbooluig Stars, will atago one f of their spectacular air shows. Headed by George Touhy committee leaders are: par­ ade, Glenn McCall Blue An­ gels, Captain Bob Ware; Fire­ works, Paul i^w is; Square Dance, Bob Besaerer; Dance, Garnett White; Beauty Con­ test, E. C. Harper Jr.; Little every mrh savings I* a factor in the continued existence of the base here," Capt. Ware said. ACL attorneys. Mack Cleve­ land Jr. and G. A. Speer Jr., pointed out that many fam­ ilies of the railroad would be hurt if the pipeline would lo­ cate here. They stressed the company was not a common carrier li­ censed in the stale At present the railroad transports Jet fuel from Tampa to Sanford. Cleveland stressed that there was not "that much" of a savings to the taxpayer* by transporting the fuel by pipeline and "we must consider our local economy." Navy Fuel Supply office of­ ficially stated the annual sav­ ings to the government In transportation eosts would be about $33,000 if the pipeline is constructed. Actually the commission ap­ proved the pipeline hut hack paddled in the face of severe opposition and criticism by the railroad. The I’ipelim- company had planned to construct a $200,000 Jet fuel storage facility at the foot of Lake Monroe and pump some two million gallons of fuel from the lakefront through Metlonville and onto Ihe base on a monthly ha si*. Attorney for the Pipeline Co., Krn McIntosh, said the economic stability of the Ns* val Air Station was at stake. After a close to two-hour hassle, Baker made the motion to approve the pipeline. There was no second and McDonald gave up his mayor's chsir to vote with Baker. Crapps took over the may­ or's chair and he broke a 2-3 lie favoring Ihe pushing of the industry out of Sanford. (Tlti' ^anfm‘Li Ibralit WEATHER: Cloudy and slightly higher temperatures through Wednesdny. High today, CO-65. Low tonight, 40-45. United I’re.sn Leased Wire Established 1908 TUBS., JANUARY 29, 1953 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 637 VOL. 53 n e u i A . . . BRIEFS Tourist Pitch Area Road Freeze Damage: $ 2 0 ,0 0 0 TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Florida's spring time tourist pitch will be aimed at unat­ tached young men ami women, Approximately 15 miles of and at families without chil­ dren. county roads are in need of repair because of lbs- Decern* her freeze, it was reported GAINESVILLE (U P D -F rce this morning by Road Supt. world military action against J. C. Lavender to toe Coun­ Fidel Caitro is the only solu­ tion to the problem of Cuba, ty Commission. Cuban exile leader Jose Mlro lavender said the road Cardona said Monday night. damage is Just now begin­ ning to appear. He estimat­ ed cost of repairs, with reCARACAS. Venezuela tUPI) topping, will he $20,000. —Tile newspaper El Mundo He was authorized to make said today police here frus­ trated u Communist plot to a complete study amt recoinkidnap Henry Ford It. who ur- mend repairs to the Commis­ rived Sunday on a tour of his sion. Commission mem tiers company’s Latin American agreed to accompany him on branches. a study of road damage. County Engineer William Bush was authorized to at­ BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) —Howard College officials re­ tend a public iiearing on Im­ gretfully accepted Ihe resigna­ provement for flood control tion Monday of football coach or tlie Econlockhatclicc Riv­ Bohhy Bowden, who will he­ er basin by the U. S. Army roine an assistant coach at Corp* of Engineer* at to a. Florida State University Feb. m. next Tuesday at the or­ ange County eourUwuse, Or­ 1. lando. In calling the hearing, the TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Corps slated Hint "accelerat­ Over ruling the attorney gen­ ed growth which has taken eral. the Cabinet Board of Ed­ place in recent yeara (in ucation opened Hie door today Seminole and Orange Count­ fur rompetum r pay hikes for ies) is said to have aggravat­ teachers who plan to lake u ed problems in (lie extent national examination n e x t that considerable urban de­ velopment Is subject to Monday to qualify. periodic flooding. Purpose of this hearing is to discuss with local interests tlie flood NEW YORK (UPI) — Ally. control and related problems Gen. Robert K. Kennedy lias in the Eronlockhalehee River revealed that ambassador-at- basin and to receive their large, Llewellyn Thompson, views relative to the need was among the 12 members of and feasibility of providing the “Crisis Cluh" (hat counted remedial Improvements." most in shaping American Bush also was authorized strategy during tlie Cuban to make a survey to deter­ crisis. mine tlie centerline o( Ihe proposed Altamonte Sprtngslxmgwood Road. A T L A N T A (UPI) — The The Commisiiun also ap­ dean of White House corres­ proved tlie Little Wckiv* pondents, Mrrrlmcn Smith, Itoad and approved Bush’s said Monday the political pos- request to officially close tur* of North Atlantic Treaty Osceola Airport to air traf Organization countries can af­ he. Tlie Seminole Timing As­ fect the price American pouf- sociation was granted a lease trymen gut for their chickens to hold drag race* at tin* on tlie world market. airport. Tlie engineer was authorized to zequest of HLH Products JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — 7 tie Slate Board of Health, calling on Floridians to gel smallpox vaccinations, warn rd Monday the state Is espec­ FT MONROE, Va. (U P D ially susceptible to the disease, although there have been no Gcn. Herbert B. Powell, retir­ rases in recent years. Dr. ing Continental Army com­ Clarence M Sharp, acting di­ mander, imlay called for a rector of the Bureau of Pre­ million man ground force with ventable Diseases, said that a spearhead of entirety new Florida has several aeaporlt "air-assault" division*. In an interview with United offering entrance for the di­ sease, and that “ the (remind Press International, the chief ous air travel to Miami poses of the Army's biggest com­ a constant threat. Members mand provided the first offi­ of the Armed Services are of­ cial details of tentative plant ten flown into Florida from a for a fast-moving airborne foreign country where health version of the old horse conditions are bad at best." cavalry-air assault units able "to overrun Ihe enemy so fail he won't know what hit him." Only Solution Plot Foiled a right-of-way along Onora Road for a sidewalk to tlie Naval Air Station and for future widening of that thoroughfare. The Commission voted to transfer deed of title for the five-acre Fort Lane park to the Geneva Historical and Genealogical Society. Resignation of Clarence Dame a* county sanitarian was accepted. Move by Commissioner Jam es Avery Jr. to increase the count)'a insurance com­ mittee from three to five members was vetoed by the board 3-2. John M. Fitzpat­ rick supported Avery but Lee Gary ami John R. Alexander opposed the action and Gen. J. C. Hutchison, chairman hroke the tie vote. Avery also lost out In a move to rotate membership of tho committee among in­ surance agents, pointing out the committee dispenses be­ tween $16,000 an«l $18,000 a year in county funds for in­ surance purposes. Coach Quits Open The Door Crisis Club Price Effect State Warned Giant Air Assault Urged Centennial Committees Named Tha various committees of ths Seminole County SemiCentennial to be celebrated on April 27 are swinging into action thia week. The first announcement of •ny part of th* celebration made puhlir ha* come from Captain Bob Ware, Sanford hers despite protests from a largo crowd of ACL employes snd attorneys. Baker emphasized that by denying the company access here it would be limiting free enterprise which the commis­ sion has no right to mix In Baborn, Wilson and Crapps turned down the company’s bid even though Capt, Robert Ware, commanding officer of the Naval Air Station, empha­ sized "the proposed pipeline would increase the efficiency ami reduce the rust of operat­ ing live Naval Air Station. "There is no doubt that League, Brack Perkins; Sup­ per, Art Beckwith; Lunch, Gordon Bradley; Dignitaries and Recognition Dinner, Ran­ dall Chase; Community Ex­ hibits, Al Lormann end Pub­ licity and Public Relations, Mrs. Gerald Warnka. Hopet* Gone BRUSSELS (UPI) - The United States expressed its anxiety today over France's opposition to Britain's entry into the European Common Market, But West German Vice Chancellor Ludwig Er­ hard said, “AH hopes are gone." I'KKTTY JUDY Hnrmon wins crowned "Junior Mian March Of Dimes" nt the Melodofl Skating Link Monday night by Dick Uaimliottom. Mi** Harmon collected over ?9B with over ?!JU0 col­ lected for the annual drive during tho evening. Legislature Warned: Grave Consequences TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Gov. Farris Bryant warned Ihe i-cglslntiire ns it Ix-gim Its third special si-sslun on reapportion merit today that fail­ ure to come Up with an ac­ ceptable plan will bring "grave consequences." A 42-senator reapportioninrnl plan was placed In po siilon for passage In the Senate today, Just hours after convening of Florida's last-dilrh special session on rrappoiliunmenl. It may mean, Bryant said, that the 1963 regular session will not ho able to meet, or Lliut uny act it shuuld adopt if it doe* meet will la- uncon­ stitutional, Bryant did not address the lawmakers in person. He con­ veyed his general views in a three-page letter read separ­ ately in each houso and ad­ dressed to the presiding of­ ficers. Bryant did not lay down any specific plan for the Legislalura to adopt as lie did in two previous sessions. He has said be would accept, f either a 38-district reshuffle ur a 42-Scnutor plan, if orrompanied hy a House for­ mula based on imputation. lie i ei tern led in his mes­ sage In tho legislators that anything they may pass at this late date could tie thrown out tiy either the federul or state court. Tin 3H-di*lrtct reshuffle, product of legislation from urban areas, is very nttruclive mid would meet the provisions of the present state ron-m il­ lion, lie said. But Bryunl warned, it might be knocked out by the federal court* un­ less accompanied by a consllluti mil amendment making further changes to strength­ en imputation factors. By the same token he said, u statute enlarging the legis­ lature beyond the present con­ stitutional limits of 38 Senate seats and 96 House seats might by Invalidated by the State Supreme Court. “If yuti fall in this special session to pro-luce a plan for apportionment acceptable to tha federal court, the conse­ quence* will he grave,” Bry­ ant said. ACL May Be Dragged Info Strike JACK S O N V H L K (U1M) — Federal District Judge William A. Mcltiio Jr. took under considera­ tion today a p e t i t i o n which could drag three other major Florida railroads into a strike which ha* erippled the Florida East Coast Railway for seven days. If M dise grants the petition hy the FEC, he eould a t tha sumo time open the way for picketing of the Jacksonville Union Terminal hy striking member* of I t non-operating unions. Sm-h action would halt op­ erations liy the Atlantic Coast Line, Seaboard Air Line and Southern Railroad* through Jacksonville, cutting mail, ex­ press and shipping llnei from n major puit of the Bunshlna Stole to the rest of tha na­ tion, —- McRae promlaed th* court ho would issue his ruling "ns soon us possible" and observ­ ers said it would probably come this afternoon. In St. Augustine, mean­ while, new discussions were held between alate and fed­ eral medlutors and represent­ atives of management and la­ bor. The actual petition seeks an injunction to force the Jackwmvillu Tcimlr.il Company to take over about 2,000 rented freight cars scattered over FEC tracks in Florida, and for which th* FEC says It Is paying about $(1,400 per day in lentul fees, Former Sanford Paslor Dies Dr. E. D. Jlrownlce, for­ mer pastor of tha First Pres­ byterian Church here for 37 years died in IJade City Mon­ day night. Graveside services will bo held in Sanford at 3 p m. Wednesday. In lien of flowers, all dona­ tions are to bo m.idu to Ilia Tiiorwsll Orphanage, No Grits . . . No Gravy . . . No T obasco WASHINGTON (U PD -T ho weekly White House breakfast for Democratic congressional leaders reverted to the samu old menu today. Sen, Hubert If. Humphrey, D-MInn., said that "no grits, no gravy and no tobssco" were served today. Last week, following com­ plaints hy IL-p. Hale Hoggs. Dl.a , that breakfast* in tho mansion wrro too bland, to­ basco and grits were served with the seramIded eggs. But apparently It was a one-shot affair. Herald Index Bridge ~ - _____ Clttaaiflrd __ . . .......... Dear Abby _____ Pag* 2 l’nge 7 Page (J Page 3 Pair* 1 E n tertain m en t_Page 3 Legal*___ Page 8-6 ft 7 Puaile _______ Page 7 Kocletv . Pave 3 ___ —» Page 8 � 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, January 28, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 28, 1963. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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